The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 11, 1919, Page 2

“WE ARE AMERICANS; WE CANNOT FIGHT OUR GOVERNMENT,” LEWIS (Continued trom Pare One) pointed at the conference to write the order. IN LONG SESSION The general’ committee had been in session since shortly af- ter 10 o’clock yesterday morn- ing, taking only brief recesses for lunch and dinner. The pro- ceedings were interrupted dur- ing the afternoon session by the appearance of United States Marshal Mark Storen and his deputy, who served 33 of the of- ficials with copies of the tem- porary injunction issued Satur- day and returnable December 1. The writ in the restraining order was made returnable No- vember 20. During the day approaches to the entrance of the conference hall were carefully guarded by a sergeant-at-arms and during) the recesses a man remained on guard in the hall, but in the lat- ter hours of the conference the sergeant-at-arms disappeared. SPEECHES IMPASSIONED The speeches at times were impassioned and voices from the hall rose above the hubbub of} the hotel in which the confer- ence was held, but only a word now and then was distinguish- able, The recall of the strike order will open the way immediately for a resumption of the negotia- tions between the miners and the aperators, as the operators have announced that they would be ready to consider a new wage| agreement at any time the strike order was withdrawn. ‘Vhe question of just how many coal diggers would obey the order rescinding the strike was problematical early today. In some districts it was consi ered that the resumption o work would be general, while in others it would be only parti and in some it was said the r turn would be very slow. TO RETURN IN TE Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 11.—} Bituminous coal miners of Te will obey instructions of their national officers to return to work as soon as the formal order | is received, according to a state-| ment made today by Ed. Cun-| ningham,'a state miners’ official. | PENNSYLVANIANS ARE GOING BACK Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 11.—All|§ bituminous coal miners in the Pittsburgh district are ready for | operations. | “The operators are ready to run the mines as soon as suf. ficient men report for work,’ said a statement issued by the|™ Pittsburgh Coal Operators’ as- sociation. “All equipment has been kept in good working order and there need not be a delay when the miners come back.” | IOWA MINERS STAY OUT Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 11.— Towa miners will not return to work, in spite of the rescinding of the strike order, in the opin- ion of Joseph Morris, vice presi- dent of district 18, United Mine Workers of America, expressed here today. TO CALL CONFERENCE Washington, Nov. 11.—“I shall immediately call the min- LET“ DANDBRINE’ SAVE YOUR HAIR Check Ugly Dandruff! Stop Hair Coming Out and Double & Its Beauty A little “Danderine” cools, cleanses and makes the feverish, itchy scalp soft and pliable; then this stimulating tonic penetrates to the famished. hair roots, revitalizing and invigorating every hair in the head, thus stopping the hair falling out, or getting thin, dry or fading. ‘ After a few applications of. “Dan- derine”* you seldom find a fallen hair’ or a icle of dandruff, besides every hair shows new ‘life, vigor; bri; 8, more color and thickness,’ ‘few cents buys a bottle of de- lightfal:“Danderine” at any drug’ or ers and operator's together to ne gotiate a wage agreement,” Sec- retary of Labor Wilson said af. ter a meeting of President W: son’s cabinet. President Wilson the White House. of the government toward medi- ation. While plainly showing their relief, administration officials said the action of the union of- ficers in voting to obey the man- date ordering the strike called off was what they had expected from the first. Officials of the American Fed- eration of Labor showed sur- prise, but would not comment. Use UR Night Q , o Morning aka eep Your Eyes Clean ~ Clear «4 Healthy Write For Free Eye Care Book Murine Co., Chicago, USA per yard . All Percales—many novel per yard ...... PEE VOLO cc en esechenie at wide, per yard ......... Dery Varden daisies cr white, per pair ...... probably |said the miners’ action had put will telegraph both the coal op-| the issue squarely up to the coal} erators and officials of the Unit- | operators. ed Mine Workers asking them, to get together and settle their} differences, it was said today at/ccived with undisguiséd relief At the same|news of the announcement in time the President probably will] Indianapolis early today that renew his offer of the services'the executives of the United ACTION NOT UNEXPECTED | strike of soft coal miners as di- All Ginghams of standard brands, All Laces, of various designs, All Embroideries—beautiful a They said a statement might be ed later by President Gornp- ers or the executive council of ithe federation. | Some administration officers SHOW HEAVY STRAIN | Government officials. here re- Mine Workers of America had voted to call off the nation-wide lrected by Federal Judge Ander- 'son. While withholding com- {ment pending receipt of official Jadvices as to the course of the} i miners’ officials, particularly |those. connected with Attorney! /General Palmer’s office, showed jplainly a relaxation from. the ) strain under which they have |been laboring for the past few | days. ae | | Let’s go to JOHNSON’S for | Hosiery. set's. | | We can save you money by | getting your cylinders reground, {fitted with new jrings. Write for prices. Bis- pistons and |; BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUN FAULST0 REACH QUOTA IN DRIVE City; and Country. Districts Fall Down in Membership Drive Last Week ‘The membership drive of the Bur- leigh county chapter of the American Dressmaker Gives Advice “T underwent a surgi for all stones hospital 4 wee For 1 year I felt better, but then my old symptoms. and pains returned, and L haye suffered ever since, Four weeks on the ad- vice of a lady I tried } 's Wonder- ful Remedy, and T now feel like a now Woman, I have a number of friends who suffer as I did and I am adyis- ing all to try this valuable medic’ne” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the eatarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract dnd allays the. in- practically all ntestinal ailments operation stomach, liver a ding append convince ¢ marck Foundry & Welding Co. | ; 4 | Ail Sheetings of standard brands, : Der yards dah cov wastes. Cur santas Pee ae 22 Cc All Outing Flannels, except white, DOLE VAN Weitere hee ba ean sct Masts ter hal, weeny 22 Cc Bed Ticking, the Oak Brand, 32 inches German Bed Ticking, 32 inches wide, 25 es Ge rae Cc One lot of Children’s Cotton Hose, in black Men’s “Slide Well” each Ladies’ Knit Wool $1.50 value), each Ae kaegia soe dhe 645, BU IRE sleet evcres One lot of Men’s Medium Weig! PORAPAIE oe. ee ee ee “POR RED CROSS) as in the; E Ce ee Red Gross officially closed Sunday night with only approximately 1200 members secured in the city out of a quota, of 3,000 and with none of the county districts reporting on members secured. The quota for the county originally set by the division headquarters at St. Paul was 5,000 new members, of which 000 names were to -be obtained in the county districts and the remain- ing in the city. Neither of these quo- tas have been reached, Red Cross: offi- jcials. believe and it is feared that for the first time in its history, Burleigh county has failed to meet its require- ments.in a popular financial drive. One of the chief handicaps the can- vassing teams faced was the in- clement weather which made it diffi- cult to visit everybody in the city. Another fact which has kept the city from reaching its quota is the failure of heads of families to take out mem- bership for their entire families. In the drive last year, subscriptions for every member of the family was the or twelve such subscriptions were re- ceived, It is expected that the county di- rectors have had a great deal of trouble obtaining subscriptions be- cause of the snow filled roads mak- ing traveling almost impossible. It is hoped, though that the county will come nearer its quota than the city has, but it is not believed the total will reach 2,500, for the county, in- cluding Bismarck. “Although the drive officially end- ed last night,” said Raymond Berge- One dose will}son, director of the campaign, today, “this should not prevent persons from joining the Red Cross who have not We are moving on with our big Merchandise Sale every day in our effort to close out a general stock of merchandise amountin TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW STOCK TRANSIT. Look at these Cash Bargains: ‘ht All-Wool Hose, One lot of Men’s Army Wool Hose, per ‘pair Men’s Fibre Silk Hose, to close out, at, PORN Pans... eons. gs Aes Men’s.Cotton H Per pais ci Ga eas assorted colors, . 2 5c 3 Nearer ara x Ladies’ Fibre Silk Hose, in assorted colors, to close out, at ..........005 Ladies’ Black Fibre Silk Hose per pair Ladies’.Fine Ribbed Black Cot: a bargain at, per pair ....... 3 a big bargain; ton Hose; One lot of Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose, POL Palle pis. eee sis s FE Men’s Fleece Lined Union Suits $1 50 at Peewee renee e White Linen Collars, One Tot of Waitresses’ Aprons, Ont ot Walter AUR So 10 Caps, CACHG, aed a bbb ysecagsie «ers, 0 osenaommiaie aie d oe pen ea ee : 5 0 Cc at Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns (this is a regular One lot of Ladies’ House Dresses, to clogesoutiate) 02. lupin ameter aks siete vigan rahe 4 One lot of Umbrellas, to. close; Out at 7.23.5 0) cae ad ae SN Sal RY ae $ ] .50 Men’s Chrome Leather Work Shoes, per’ pairs 48). 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Men’s Tan Calf Shoes Men’s Gun Metal Calf Button Shoes 4 ET eri citicie Ciara AU ietis 8 ote Lt FASS Ces Bebe EO / Boys’ Gun Metal Calf Shoes No Delivery—No Exchange—No. Lay-Aways—No Charges Men’s Standard Chambray Work Shirts, CACTI osc cetities ete dass. «a MG ete ete. «(al sPuitee, tem raya s Shoes at Ladies’ R per pair per pair . ‘ fait GON Das rule while this year not more than ten: g to thousands of dollars, IN ORDER OF VARIETY GOODS NOW IN Men’s Overalls and Jackets—the Union Jack Brand—made of 220 Denim, pure indigo dyed; per pair eee S160 Boys’ Choc. Chrome Blucher. Boys’ Dark Tan Calf Shoes French heel, glazed kid, at.... RECORD RUE BOK renee $ 6. 5 0 Ladies’ English Toe Semi-Military Heel Glazed! Kid, Shoes stati: os sasnc fe dee le Sie ete ik enone $6.00 Ladies’ Kid Leather High Top and French $ 6 0 Heel Shoes at .........- Avy Goceraupaaneerph cote ee sae y ° 0 Ladies’ Choc Tan Light Calf Plain : Freel: Shoes? abyss isis iisrmerc sti atacl ses ssitieoe $5.50 Ladies’ Gun Metal Top Calf Shoe Sidi) Trae ta Roa neni COR ries Little Girls’ Shoes in Gun Metal Calf > ton from Pe aeaonte oes Stet ia ees $3 $4 One lot of Children’s Shoes, to close-out $2 2 5 NU pitetias bon Falseaeetanens Say, saleMa etek oleveV ele vevite acest. have: ca tah Mase icaeeee e J One lot of Ready Mixed ‘Paints, assorted colors, to‘close out at, per-gallon. . - BISMARCK,N.DAK sd 510 Broadway—Phone 209 NOVEMBER 11, 1919. A Simple Way to Get the: Benefit of the Best Senna Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin contains ‘the finest Egyptian Senna, as recommend: if _ Senna, as xecc led. by the U.S. Pes. nsx: \ GREAT many people, habitually’ "Int. Galdwell’s Syrup Pepsin the AA consipates tad eae ta chewing rh Mccall aa mgote making an exceptionally valisble tonic» laxative in dyspepsia and other disturb- ances of the ctomach and bowels, It has Leen on the market since 1892 and many } thousands of people who formerly: bought an inferio# grade of senna at’ retail now buy Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepein for 50c and $1 o'larpe:bottle. It is sold-in ‘all drug stores, ao In spite of the fact that Dr. Caldwell’s * Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling liquid: ; laxative in the world, there being over 6 million ‘bottles sold each year, many who need its benefits have not yet used it. If you have not, send your name and address for a free trial bottle to Dr. W. + B, Caldwell, 511 Washington St., Monti cello, Illinois, senna leaves or’ brewing them into a “tes’* and ‘drinking it. They will be glad to kiow that they can obtain senna already brewed, at'no'greater expense and in ‘a much more convenient and agree- able form, “Be °' 4+ * The ‘chief laxative constituent of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is Egyptian senna (cassia aculifolia) gathered in the Egyptian Soudan.’ This grade is seldom sold atyetaily’ It is, however, recognized as first in the U.S. Pharmacopeia be- cause of its freedom from griping and its cleaner action’ on the intestines, and be- cause it does ‘not lose its’ effect ‘alter repeated uses a done so already, Subscriptions for cf the Grand Pacific Hotel for he Bf 4 in! ity |the father of a fine son born las every man and woman in'the city Gosk abi haves been’ paging. Mis should be sent to Lae tT H. Be ole, | Stork fora boy for the past three secretary, federal building, imme-|yeays,” Mr, Peterson said in com- diately. We might still be able té|menting on the event, “but I guess include such subscriptions in our re-|the American soldiers drove all the port to headquarters.” storks out of Germany and that they See CRP TS went to roost at the North Pole. Mr. New Page at G. P. Stork must have come over Bismarck The happiest man in Bismarck to-|in advance of last week’s blizzard. day is John Peterson, the jovial host |Have a cigar.” x Hut $2.25 Painters’ White Overalls and Jackets Palate Wits OVtallpsateele a $1.25 Men’s Khaki Pants, at less than wholesale; 7ab, 6 ees an eak ee ee $ 1 .25 Men’s Jersey Cotton Gloves, POL MAM as liaise ase Mame 6 es eA slesalattee 40 c Men’s Dress Shirts, CAC chy Vertahn ticaen eta veneer: aaeicie UAT $1 .00 Men’s President Suspenders, ES PER DAM is ifsc ae as COR aa eerie Aarts Hee 45c $3.50°$4.50 $4.25 ° $4.50 $2:50 “$3.25 | $4.00 oyal Blue Selz Shoes, high top, .... $4.00 $3.00 $4.50. 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