The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1919, Page 6

six BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUN! ee a eee nema AI Reduction of Stock Sale per cent, discount on all Hard- ware and 20 per cent on all Stoves and Ranges at JOHN BORTELL’S 300 Main No The pestponed hearing of Bis marck Water Supply Co. case before the State Railroad Commission will commence at two o’clock Tuesday afternoon at State Capitel Building. Special invitation extended to all users of city water. e fice BISMARCK WATER CONSUMERS’ COMMITTEE — jthe Mi Chicago attending vention and has s |the purpose of the conyention te his jassociates here. | provide electrical equipment for s! jing and lightin |tomobiles for 1 curs now be equipped with sta ing s have read are | Loubek, |will give their lighting /equipment no more thought.than they give the In was the pioneer Hin jthat se | this city next MOTOR DEALER IN CHICAGO LINING UP NEW SERVICE R. B. Loubek of Missouri Valley Writes of Prest-O-Lite Plans For 1920 R. B. Loubek, general manager of ari Vi Motor Co. is: in Prest-O-Lite con- statement of The purpose of the convention is ty 2,000,000 new au- well as 6,000,000 in use which will probably g and light: tems. course ‘Of tremendous is lwork to be done but if the plans T there carried out,” write Mr, the end of 1920 people and starting “py telephiong, or ‘electric light other wor O-Light w ich Ame is pushing ahead to make ‘yuncture proof.” Mr. week, Their Medicine Chest For 20 Years T is characteristic of folks after “they pass the allotted “three score years and ten,” to look back over the days that are gone and thoughtfully live them ovcr. I find myself, at seventy-one, frequently drifting backs quarter of acentury, when Isee zy self in the little drug store I owned at Bolivar, Mo, making and eelling a Vegetable \compdund to my friends and customers—what was then jown only es Dr. Lewis’ Medicihe for Stomach, Liver and Bowel Complaints. For many years while Iwas perfecting my formula X studied and invostigated tho laxatives and cathartics on the market and became convinced that their main fault was not that they did not act on the bowels, but that thoir action was too violent and drastic, and upset the system of the use: which was due to the fact that they were not thorough enough in their action, somo simply acting onthe upper or small intes- tines, while others would act only on tho lower or large intestines, and that. they almost’ invariably. produced a habit ro- quiring augmented doses. 1 bolioved that a preparation te, produce ihe best effect must first tone the. liver, fen act on the. stomach a ‘and entire alimen- stem. If this was accomplished, tho meticne would produce a mild, but thoroagh elimination of the waste without the usual sickening sensations, and make the user feel better at once, After experimenting with hundreds of different compounds, I at last perfected the formula that is now known as Mature’s a man ot y age to foel’ that asi his on gnccess, one has done something fo happier ‘people for it, bo'one of them, Remedy, which I truly belicve goes further and_does more than any laxative on tho market today. The thousands of lotters from users have convinced me I was right, and that tho user of Nature’s Remedy as 0 family medicine, even though he may havo used it for twenty-five years, never has to increase the dose, My, knowledge of medicine and the re- suits of its use in my own family and among my friends, before I ever offered it for scle, caused me to have great faith in Nature’s Remedy from the very first. And now as I find myselt nearing the age Fhen [must bow to the inevitable and go to another life, my greatest, pleasure is to cibeach day and read the letters that exci brings fom people as old or older n I, who toll of having used a Remedy for ten, fifteen and twenty Saad how tsey and ticir ehildeen and grandchildren have beon benefitted by it. It is a consoling thought, my fade for ide from mail his fcllow man, M: greatest satisfac- tion, my greatest happiness today, is tho knowledge that tonight more than ono inillion, people will take a Walure’s Remet Gv Pablet) and itl be better, healtmer, T hope you will A. H. LEWIS. MEDICINE CO), Sr. Lous, Mo, BALED HAY FOR SALE Ml Geo. Coleman Phone 354 109 Fifth Street |]; Cost Less Per Mile motoring. ~ 410 Broadway. ---No Blow Out ---No Rim Cut The only thing you can get out of a RISSE PROCESS STEEL-STUDDED TIRE is en- tire satisfaction. wear 8,000 miles with none of the usual tire troubles that take the joy out of They are guaranteed to We are sole distributors for North Dakota and Eastern Montana Dealers write Risse Tire Sales Co. Langley & Schlabach, Managers Phone 888 POLEODILADLOLLLILIILISIIOLOIOUO®ELOOL OOD DODODDEDOL Bismarck \ Louhek is expected to return to} | NAVY OFFERING WOOL BLANKETS Public Has Opportunity to Buy Bed Covering at Re- duced Prices Navy blankets at considerable less than they sell at retail stores are offered by the navy department for ale to civilians at $8.23 each. © This price does not include cost of ship- ment to the person placing the order. In a telegram received tdday by Mayor A. W. Lucas from Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the nay, the y department states that all blankets are new, genuine wool ithrnout, average weight four and a half pounds, colors range from blue gray to pearl gray, are 84 inches long and from 64 to 67 inches wide, The navy department will make evéry endeavor to ship these blankets before the Christmas holidays so that they can used as Christmas gifts it the purchasers so desire. The blan- kets offered to the public as a re- sult of urgent demands from various ties. Several thousand vill be included in those of- fered for sale. The telegram states r from , or firn addre: The navy will individuals, as- All such Com- Naval Or- direct. ed to Lieut. supply officer, ining station, Great ‘Lakes, III. ders must be accompanied y ment in full from civic organizations certified by the mayor. Surety bonds guaranteeing . full payment within thirty days from date of shipment ac- ceptable. On individual parcel post shipments postage must be included allowing five pounds for shipping weight via parcel post.” If any details are not unders quiries will be answered | Commander Peterson, sales section, bureau of supplies and accounts, navy department, Washington, D. C, PROPOSED BOND ISSUE FOR NEW SCHOOL PLEASES Big Majority of Voters Seem Pleased That Matter Is to Be Decided 5 Following the announcement that the city school board will call a spe cial election soon ‘to vote on the is- suance of $75,000 bonds for the con struction of a new school building on the east side comment among the busi ness men and other property holders indicated that the election will be fa vorable to the board’s, plan. The need of a new building, if not two, has been evident ever since the September term of schoo] started. All of the schools are, greatly overcrowd. ed, it being necessary in the Wachter school for instance to move the kin- deergarten into the ‘basement to pro- vide additional quarters in the build- ing for the higher classes. Both the Will schoot and the Wil- liam Moore school are in the same condition and with a new building on the east side, it.is believed that this crowded condition will be remedied to some extent. However, the school board believes that two buildings are really needed if the steadily increas- ing enrollment in the schools is con- tinued. it has ever had, school authorities joint out that to some extent their [efficiency is ) interferred w fof the extremely are forced to teach. ja teacher can not handle over a ce tain number of pupils and still give {to each student the personal atten-| tion that is so necessary for efficiency |, teaching. The new located—taking for granted that the ed bond issue will pa: hav: block and a half for site, school yard and community park. The build- ing will be ‘built om the block bounde by Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and Avenues. C and D.. The school board also owns the half, block immed- pos- jately north .of: that -and sible that Avenue D. whic: the property will be clos is commissioners thug giving the pro- posed school the finest and largest in the state. Announcement. will probably be made Monday by Richard Penwarden secretary of the school board as to the date of the election and mothers, ‘taxpayers and other citizens interest- ed in the betterment of the city school system will organize and ‘be- .come active workers in support of the proposed school bonds, Christmas Seals sold by school children. JOHNSON’S for Phoenix Pure Silk Hose, AT LOW PRICES Altho Bismarck now has the finest | j set of teachers for the various schools ara) gambling were arrested yesterday aft- fs Ip school. will be admirably ! gate Superintendent's / . Power to Board The. immolation of ‘Miss Minnie J Bill 28, Williams county,. and from committee today. provided for in the general budget the state tate treasurer on warrant of the state auditor, when duly certified and filed with the state auditor BY THE § 1 RETARY OF THE BOARD OF AD- MINISTRATION ; all schools shall be inspected and examined BY INSPEC- TORS, SUPERVISORS ~AND DL RECTORS’ APPOINTED BY. THR POARD OF ADMINISTRATION, and hall be recommended for classification by AN OFFICER APPOINTED BY THE BOARD, and to further promote consolidation and standardization of of schools it shall be the duty of the board to cause to be prepared — anid published bulletins and (other printed material concerning these AND SIM- ILAR MATTERS, and ‘it shall also be the duty of inspectors, supervisors and directors APPOINTED BY THE BOARD to attend and discuss thes? topics AND SIMILAR ONES» at teachers’, superintendents’ and’ school officers’ meetings, the time and place THE BOARD, In eve where the board is heretofore performed by the state su- perintendent of public instruction, and the bill is said to deprive Miss Nielson of her last vestige of power and au- thority over the public school system of the state: Thi of returns from the Towner county election, in which Carl Nelson;: editor} of the Cando Record, a league News-! and manager or the league aduitted “that paper, paign mu the adminis ielson. was, responsible for its defeat in Towner and said; “If we had our way about settling ihe controversy about Miss Neilson, | we would have the Nonpartisan league indorse her for suprintendent of pub- largely lic instruetion at the. next. general| election. It would atone for Mac- lonald’s wild-ass rampaging.” This same Macdonald ig said to have been the real author of the 1 t at-j tack on Miss Nielson, for which Mor- tenson of Williams stands. sponsor, THIRTREN MEN CHARGED WITH NICOTINE SALE Fifteen Complaints Include Snuff and Gambling Are Brought Into Court Thirteen teen compla: zarettes, individuals named in fiz. s alleging illegal sale of rette papers, snuff or ncon and brought before Police, Mag= istrate I. H. Howell for trial. With ption of one complaint, all re auested change of venue and will be n hearings before Justice of the} rge I. Dolan Jater in the ts were made on complain L. Wi signed une ¢ Ww that he -pu etto papers ants att 1919. selling cigarettes to Watkins on July 4 plead not k ss Who char rettes, — cigar- or various times since July 4, SEND THEM TO q NEVENS clothes economy. Minneapolis’ largest: SENATEBILL 23 WOULD MAKE MISS NIELSON DUMMY Proposed Measure Would Dele- Nielson, state superintendent of public instruction, is made compiete in Senate introduced, by Mortenson of reported back Vnder this’ bill, with which Morten- son has admitted that ho’ was unfam- iliar when he introduced it, the board of administration is authorized to ap- portion annually sucn amounts as are TRAVELING. EXPEN'SHS, to each of; consolidated schools; thes» eral amounts are to be paid by the of such meetings to be filed WITH; bill is introduced oy the heels! «| prop snuff from the defend- Solomon Nicola on a charge of guilty and was ready for trial, but his case was continued by: CLOTHES cleaned otted wear twice as es. Have your old ones French dry cleaned by the NEVENS COMPANY ‘Keeping your clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired is NEVENS CO.,:1201' Marquette Ave, MINNEAPOLIS Judge, Howell, All of the men, were released . on their own recognizance with the ex- ception of, two charged with. selling snuff who were placed: under $500 bond each, The law. provides, for. a: fine. of not less than $10 and Hot mere than $50, or imprisonment fn the county jail for not more than thirty days or both for all connyictions. MEN ARRESTED Those arrested and the basis of the complains are as follows: Merman Laskin, charged with sell- ing cigarettes October 15. Joseph Dieble. charged with selling :|cigarettes. July 4, ” Benjamin Currie charged with sell- ing cigarettes July 7. William Harris charged with selling clgarettes July 7. Solomon Nicola charged with sel!- ing ‘cigarettes July 4. Joseph’ Mathews charged with sell- ing cigarettes October 15. A, Bongas charged with cigarettes July 8. selling LESS THY AMOUNT NECESSARY} Nassif and Mike Saba charged with FOR 0 PENSES OF ADMINI TRA selling cigarettes July 4. Also charg- TION, INCLUDING AMOUNT NE-|eq with having committed the same CE: RY FOR PRINTING, PUPILS’! ofrense on July 7. EXAMINATIONS, CLERICAL “AND Charles Baker of Regan charged with maintaining a ambling appara- tus October 18. Solomon Nicola charged with selling snuff October 15, Assif Nassif and Mike Saba charg- ed with selling stuff November 5. Carl” Bertsch charged with selling cigarettes July 4. H. Brody of Regan charged wil Iselling cigarette papers October 18. Charles Bakerr of Regan charged with selling cigarettes October. 18. Ha Woodmansee charged with selling ‘ arettes August +25. SHIPPERS MUST WAYBILL THEIR Until Proper Forms Are Made Out Effective Monday the American Rail- Way Express Co. under orders from th» northern department headquarters at St. Paul will not accept any packages for shipment on, trains unless suc! packages are duly .waybilled and tic keted before placed on the train, shippers to get their articles at the; express Office and on board trains be- fore the proper papers were made out, jsending these by a later train, This, under the new ruling, 1s no longer per- pnitted and no shipment will be sent until the waybill is properly made out before the departure of the train. It is expected that this new ru) will greatly delay expréss shipn 8 las shippers in the past have very fre: quently place their shipments on the train and then made out the waybill ton, local agent, stated, must-be first taken to the Northern Pacific depot and shippers are informed ‘that the office will adhere strictly to tais rule. later. All train messengers of the }company have been instructed to re- ‘use shipments until they. have been labelled showing that the wayhills for such shipments have been duly made out. In connection. with -this departur2 from past methods, the. local .éxpress office has received a supply of the new waybill by means of which the con: pany intends enforcing its new .rul- ing. The new waybill is entirely. dif- ferent from-any. used by the company in the pastas far as appearance is concerned. A double check is made on each shipment by the compan} auditors through these new method: All outgoing shipments, Rohert V Mr. Walton also wishes. to adi that in several instances. perishab: goods received at-the local office were ved in delivering to the consignee of insufficient address. He that persons” expecting . sh.) iments “by express should leave their addresses with the local office or in- struct the sender to, place the address on the shipment. fea acibat ALAR at Ase A. 0. U..W. TONIGHT The regular bi-monthly meeting of, the Ancient ‘Orders of United Work- men will be held at Elks hall tonight. Several new members are stated: ‘for admission and initiation. ing | i { i | KESTA*° BEST PLACE TO | HAVE YOUR CLOTHES DRY CLEANED laundry and dry cleaning eae lahment. ) WHY NOT A VICTROLA, THE GIFT THAT LASTS: A LIFE aie THAT -. TRANSFORMS DULL EVENINGS INTO EVENINGS “8 MUSICALE ENTER- TAINMENT OF THE BEST. | Music. sways the soul----drives out the little ‘bhi devils of worry, and: admits Jaughter and _ good cheer. ‘Sold '¢ on eas} RS PACKAGES FIRST) mentioned it ix being delegated a duty; No Shipments Allowed on Trains| are taken up range from the possibili- NYONE. who has watched himself knows there is nothing so important Ith and comfortas regulur daily elim- ination. Half of the minor illnesses of life are duc to neglect.of this. The five million men who were in our army know the im- portance the doctor attached tothis function. By‘all means try to regulate yourself by intelligent diet and exercise, but when these fail you will need a laxative, onc as near to nature in its action as skill can make it. In the opinion of many thousands cof good Americans such a one is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin. It acts promptly, gently and without giping and wiil wich certainty regulate any tendency toconstipation that younay have, fl SYRUP Keep The Sy stem Clean And You'l Be Healthy Elimination helps.to avoid colds, headaches and sinar DR.CALDWELL'S THE PERFECT LAXATIVE Take it when you feel drowsy, dizzy or bilious, when you feel a cold or a fever coming on, when there is an epidemic, when you have eaten anything about whith you are in doubt, It is at such times that you need to be free of ‘poisons and. of fermenting foods. You can buy Dr. Caldwell’s‘Syrup Pepsin at, any drug store for 50c and $1 a bottle. Thousands of families have it constantly in the house against cmergencics. Tu 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 cach year,. many who need its benefits have not yet used it, If you have not, send your naine and address for a free trial bottle to Dr. IW. B. Caldwell, 511 Washington St, Monti- cello, Lthina’s, : PEPSIN ROBINSON INSISTS ON CUTTING DOWN EXCESSIVE TAXES Aged Jurist and League Legisla- tor Engage in Tilt in z Hotel Lobby Every evening in the lo. of the league hotel there rs ela an open forum in which everyone present par- ticipates either for or against the mat- ters under discussion. The topics that ties of Mars being inhabited to such lowly subjects as.whether the. boost in North Dakota taxes under the Non- partisan regime is justifiable. Last night there was a decidedly heated discussion between the vener- able jurist Justice Robinson of the! state supreme court and a member of| the house of representatives. The de- *|pato terminated in much the follow- 1) ing manner: ‘Representative —“Of course ury thru the. league’s socialistic pro- ram.” Judge Robinson—‘Why don’t you like they were last year instead oi taxing the people’ to pay. league office- holders $10,000 a year. That is a very foolish move on’ the part of the league leaders., Representative-—'Well, after the taxes have once ‘been levied you can am ts “and | the} league had to boost the taxes to meet Heretofore the company has allowe!' the denanagtantte on the State treas- ern cut those taxes down and make them, - In Use For Over 30 Years . The: Mand You Have Always Bought . not reduce them so we can not do anything this year.” Judge Robinson.—“I prepared a bill and you can get a copy of it from The Tribune which provides for low- er taxes. Representative-—“But that would not be fair. Supposing you owed me Judge Robinson—“You dofi’t owe me $1,600, so why suppose it.” —“Well jf we did pass a bill like you are talking about, the governor would veto it.” Judge Robinson—‘“Well then veto. the governor out of office.” The large crowd that had gathered around the two principles applauded this sally-of the jurist who plainly had the best of.the argument. . FUR PRICES The Pas, Dec. 2.—Despite the un- usually abundant supply of furbearing animals in the northern regions this winter, furs are soaring in price here as the result of, stern competition be- tween free lance‘traders and the two ‘old established companies which have their posts scattered throughott the wintry was' The free lances appeared in north- Manitoba for the first time in history during the war and their com- petition. was taken good-naturedly. by the old established concerns; ‘but:now~ the truce is ended and the companies, are. on the trail’ of frec fur tfaders and ‘by in a -competitive way, . boosting pric sending’ out dog ‘run- ners to-alb posts with the instructions to'get the furs at any cost, The 1 Kind You Have Always ie se which has’ been in use for-over thirty years, has-borne the signature of < and’ has been made under his pere onal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to’ deceive you in: this, ba Counterfeits, Imitations and‘ riments, pe trifle with and” éndanger the fiealth of Children—Experience against Experiment. - ..What is CASTORIA | Castoria is‘a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops’ and Soothing Syrups}: It is pleasant. neither Opium, Morphine nor other! narcotic substance. Its . age is its guarantee.’ For: more than thirty years it has / deen in constant use for the relief of Constipativa, Flatulency, \ . Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and. by: regulating | the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural seer, The Chitdrea’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. GENUINE. CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears, the Es of * Just- -AS- good are - but. it contains “HIS MASLERS VOICE”