The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 4

FOUR __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Sntered at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N, D. aa Sec Class Matter. GEORGE D. MANN, - - - - Editor paras —— —-- ve on “strike. Foreign Representatives G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, CBICAGO, - . - : DETROI', larquette Bldg. : Kresge Bldg PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH NEW YORK, - - - Fifth Ave, Bldg MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the ust tor publication of all news credited to it or not otherwist sredited in this paper and also the local news publishe herein, All rights of pubiication of speciai dispatches hereim ar: siso reserved, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Oaily by carrier, per year ...... $7.21 Daily by mail, per year (In Bismarck).. « 7.28 shevists a ee Daily by mail, per year (In state outside Bismarck) 5.0 | * hevists at every Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota... 6.00 Thus the issue THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER just been held. (Established 1873) wot and out. democraey and a met of ( But the municipal election was approaching. DEMOCRACY BEATS BOLSHEVISM AGAIN There are sure signs that the world is recoyeri from the mental disturbanees caused by The Creat War. The greatest of these mental disturbances is Bol- shevism, Thoughtless people did n¢ that the new order in Russia was | a clear case of nerves on the part barie people of the Museovite Empir neuroties, in parlors and without, their state of mind that Bolshevi more nor less than a swing from one, autocratic tem of government to another autocrati -and no worse—than | ¢é of government. One no better- the other. If the violent swing of the pendul ating in Russia, it assuredly is in th In the election in Massachusetts and France recently the Bolshevists were everlastingly snowed under. New we hear from Winnipeg. Some months ago, the Bolsheviks started a general ** nipeg with the clearly-proved inte over the local government. EXCISE TAX ACT UNDER TRIAL IN FEDERAL COURTS Assistant Attorney General Packard to St. Louis to Defend Law The constitutionality of North D: kota’s excise tax on stocks and bonds through which the state hoped’ to raise a revenue of $300,0Uu this year will be determined ‘before the United Staies circuit court of appeals at St. Louis about December 18, when there will be heard an action brought by Di-|poslam has done. rector General Walker D. Hines in be-| half of ‘North Dakota railways against Tax Commissioner George Wallace, Treasurer Uvert A. Olson, Auditor] Carl R. Kositzky, Attorney General William Langer and Secrecary of State Thomas Hall. Director General Hines alleges that House Bill 47, under which an excise! tax of 50 cents per thousand on stock and ibonds of corporations in excess of $10,000 is levied, repugnant to the commerce clause of the constitution and the due process provision of Sec- tion 14, in that it attempts .to tax prop- erty outside of the state and places a burden on interstate commerce. The complaint alleges that the bur-| den imposed by House Fill 47 amounts {| to $55,015 in the case of the Northern} Pacific; $49,659 for the Great 'North-| ern, $25,635 for the Soo line and $3,- 120 for the Milwaukee, with lesser amounts being assessed against the smaller lines operating in the state. He} holds that this is an annual exc upon the privilege of doing bi as a corporation; that it is im, distributed on a mileage bas: that it is discriminatory and unt Judge Amidon in the federal district court for North Dakota granted a tem- porary restraining order against the taxing officials of the state. Assistant, Attorney General F. '£. Packard will) represent North Dakota in the hearing at St. Louis Carpentier Hands 1 Beckett Knockout) French Idol Wins Easily From British Champ | London, Dec. 5.—Experts in com- menting on last night's fight in which Georges Carpentier of France knocked out Joe Beckett of England in the first round concur in saying that victory went to the best man because of speed Having in mind the ex- JUDICIAL RACE | . THREE study. rt seem to realize vurely neurotic—| traitors, sentencin of the semi-bar- re. And our own could not see in sm was nothing] there strung up bi That makes it un is not moder- he western lands, they are dead. strike’? in’ Win- sntion of taking! The one safe to get its mileage POSLAM EAGER TO BETTER YOUR SKINS. CONDITION It isn’t the quantity of any remedy you put on your skin to heal the dis order; it is the QUALITY that work the desired results, and Poslam excels. Satisfaction from it se coles beca its healing powers ure concentrated and just a little does (so much. | Try this! Spread Poslam over that itching skin affection at night. Then dismiss the trouble from your mind. Sleep soundly and, next morning, ex- amine the skin and see just what Sold everywher write to Eme West 47th SI For ftee sample ney Laboratories, 245 New York City, And Po: n Soap, being medicated with Poslam will benefit your skin while used daily for toilet and bath, IN SIXTH WILL BE LIVELY ONE Report Is That Neither Craw- ford or Hanley Will Seek Re-election TO BE SELECTED ‘Mandan. N, D.. Dec. 5.—The iudicial race in the sixth district promises to be interesting owing to the fact that the district now comprises the terri tory formerly known as the tenth and twelfth district. and there, beipg three Judges to be elected; also for the fact that both Judge Crawford and Judge Hanley do not_seek re-election, Under the new law there is to be nominated six at the June primaries and three of the nominees are to ibe elected at the regular November elec- tion, and they will be elected at large. There will, evidently, be plenty of candidates and very good material for the voters from which to choose. Attorneys Shaw, Stutsman and Bit- zing all are residents of Mandan and have been practicing law in Mandan. for about fifteen, twenty or thirty years, respectively, and have been prominent in poli attorney Shaw having been state’s attorney of Mor- @ man, and furnishes as much ex a mistake has been made, and an innocent man ex- ecuted, the Belgian idea works out much better than our plan of really hanging them by the neck until BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ituation in Winnipe -ertainly was fierce; the) whole populace seemed to But presently the forces of law ind order, and also of justice and righteousness, | began to get the upper hand and the thing called ‘strike,’’ misnamed for civil war, slowly died down Th ny expre date for mayor, one 8. J. Farmer, while the friends san‘ league will no doubt nominate; the speaker, considered not of i tree Min? emocraey renominated Mayor Gray who went three candidates before the primaries' would be permitted to appear in the matched by similar amount from Min hrough the revolution staunchly fighting the Bol- turn. was clean cut. ‘he people ean always be depended upon for san- ity in the long run, HANGING ’EM IN BELGIUM The Belgians have a hanging custom others might Recently Belgian courts convicted a bunch of ne them to be hanged. And this is how: ssels, and efore great crowds of people. The law was satisfied. Belgium has the death penalty, but it is never ied out exeept on effigy. more pleasant for the condemned itment. Also, when et is that congress will arrange > for the regular session. ee Morton county and at present holds a high office in the army, Attorney Hyland has also practiced law in the disurict, for about ten y ‘Ss id has just recently mov- to Mandan, where he is now main- taining his law office. He has never taken any acuve part in polucs and has never been candidate for office; but is well and favorably known as a lawyer, particularly along’ the norta profession. vickinson will also be well repre- Cassey, Burnett, ‘Murtha and Puhe. They are ail old practitioners and are well and favorably known in the West- ern part of the state. It is also understood that Beach will ve candidate in Attorney Gal- . It will be remembered an ac- tion is pending to oust him from the office of ‘state's attorney of Golden Valley county, and it is though that, true to his name and nationality, he will carry the fight to the finish and wind it up by running for judge. Killdeer will also have a candidate We can save you money by getting your cylinders reground, fitted with new pistons and rings. Write for prices. Bis- marck Foundry & Welding Co. Presents—A Hand- bag will be nice for mother. Christmas Nielsen’s Millinery sses at the ‘beginning, ssion of majority rule, de- termined to grab the city government by the orderly attorneys there may be others who hod of the ballot box. They nominated a candi- The election has In a total of something like 25,000 s, Mayor Gray has won by a rousing majority— over 2500 at latest accounts, : FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919 periences during a like effort in Seattle last Janu-|mentioned for the appointment when] GROWING GROUCH ury, they met with some suc in ior two weeks or more, the ie new =*strict was formed. He is an old practitioner on the north line, and has plenty of energy and’ ability. Judge Lemke from Elgin, who was an- pointed judge at the creation of the ‘Sixth Judicial District will no doubt (Continued from page one) be candidate to succeed himself, Jerts' rules of order in this state, Attorney Totten of Bowman has had member of the legislature was guar judicial aspiratyons for some time. He teed the privilege of recording his yote, REACH CLIMAX IN also for appointment to the district one-s bench when the sixth judicial district hous e by without contest. In addition to the above mentioned explanation of his vote. nd announced that on seek nomination to the office, and ) of Turtness’s remarks & judging from the past, the Nonparti-| motion portio ,and there is no doubt but what the)house journal. league controls a good many of the} Walter J. Maddock, " voters in the district. Leaguers ad-|leader, would stop personal and polit! mit, however, that it is important to make proper nominations in order to} pnouse. bring about their usual success, and more weight locally than they will have for state offices, in which cxse iine, wnere he has been practicing his! sented with candidates in Attorneys’ in 'H. L. Berry, who was prominentiy |} s be unknown to the voters. HARRIS HERE OVER SUNDAY , Rev. W. Harris, formerly pasto of the First Presb; who now has a chi visited his aged father. DEGREE OF HONOR Se . : s A regular meeting of the Degree of Effigies of the convicted traitors were dragged to Honor will be held next Tuesd: the gallows before the city hall in Bru y ever ing, when there will be importan urged to attend, RPPERUIBNGA S DAVE HAMILTON HERE ator from McHenry coun upper house's principal Sunday b banned by the blue kota, is here with hi little daughter for a colleagues, ‘NAME “BAYER” ON | GENUINE ASPIRIN Take Without Fear as Told in Each “Bayer” Package of North Da- young son and “Bayer Tablets of 4 with the safety “Bay ss," is the genuine ‘in, proved safe by amill- ions and prescribed by physicians for over eighteen In each “B: fe and proper directions for Neuralgia, Colds, Headache, Toothache, Earache, Rheu- matism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for Pain generally, Handy tin boxes containing twelve tablets cost put a few cents. Drug gists also sell Jarger “Bayer” packages Aspirin is the trade mark of Rayer ture of Monoaceticacidester of icacid, marked @ Specials on odd pieces of fur- niture, also on several floor and table lamps. Ask to see them. Webb Brothers. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years the | Signature of ilekite the candidates will, to a large extent, eran chureh and ‘ge at Bozeman, Mont., will visit over Sunday with old Bismarck friends while en route home from Jamestown, N. Y., where he has) yoferred, business to be transacted and the an- |jey's nual election of officers, to be followed ‘The Ffouse lost some strength on this, by a social session. All members are | tne yote being 60. to 44 D. H. (Dave) Hamilton, former sen-; y and the ocate of eball and other diversions sit with his old) themselves politieally. The house passed every measure Wr on its calendar except House Bill 37, whieh relates to auditors’ notices of Tl the sale of property for delinquent tax- and House s of county rs, which also was re- committee o Bill 17, abol tax super ‘The house passed the following bills: H. B. 17, relating to co-operative or- ganizations, and providing that five percent of the gross earnings might be et aside for purposes of education. nilar to the plan adopted by Town- *s Consumers’ United Stores Co. House Bill 36, substituting the com- missioner of agriculture and labor for the state auditor on the emergency commission. House Bill 89, appropriating $15,000 for the use of the governor ins such , emergenc s the Bowen murder and the coal s House (6 making the commis- sioner of i nce as well as the com- missioner of agriculture and Jabor 2 member of the workmen's compe tion commission and ‘adding a third pointive member, to be selected from list to be submitted by the North Dakota Employers’ association. House Bill 51, increasing salaries of | railway comm oners from $2,000 to $3.000 and requiring them to give fut time to their duties, Senate Bill 29, requiring railway companies to provide shelter for their {employes. SENATE BILLS PASSED Senate Bills passed. were: S. B. 11, authorizing Bank of North Dakota to transfer state’ funds “from one department to another. ‘. OP. , permitting any adult to adopt any minor or adult. S. B. 43, appropriating $500. per an- num for expenses district judges. S. B. 23. relating to apportionment tate aid for rural schools. SB. 20. making it a felony for any ate officials to wilfully make false | ement regarding any state depart: ment, institution or Industry. But two votek were recorded against this meas- ure, S. B. 50, relating to ‘cancellation uf charters surance companies failing to abide by state laws or regulations of insurance department or deemed by insurance commissioner to be insot vent. S. B. 14, amending laws relating to registration of architects, S. B. 42, appropriating $25,000 for state emergency commission. H. B. 5, appropriating $1,500 for im- a + every’ i ai- of United States to speed action on 42 , taxpryers’ against league pro-| was mentioned for the supreme court and that an explanation was. consider- gram. candidate before the last election and ed a part of a member's yote, and that} ixth of the membership of the! or nineteen representatives AU on the i i i ¥ was formed, and it is not probable the case of the prestnt house, could in-! 8. minis Bolshevists, notwithstanding their repugnance to that he will let the next election go sist that any member's yote be place] of agriculture. to appoint deputies and on record, and with it that members fix remuneration, Stair, however, sustained Wwalkere tel league floor- cal flights on the floor, he informed the | He suggested that they might ° amuse the galleries, but that they were the popularity of the candidates have! mighty poor statesmanship, and he de- elared some members already had_gol- | ten enough into the journal to hans es, and which was re-referred to the rovement, ecutive mansion, TB. %, “repealing unconsitutiona) act appropriating $40,000 from capitol building funds for extension capitol HOUSE POTLATCH ctrect railway, I. B. goverpmen H. B. 4 48, authorizing appointment of 4 ation committer, ling supreme court requ suit SENATE BILLS KILLED The senate indefinitely postponed 2c. following bills: authorizing commissioner BR. 17, S. 3. 18, exterminating grasshoppers. S. PB. 24, amendment to widows’ pen- sion xet, S. B. 17, appropriating $75,000 for flood control in Richland county when nesota, S. B. 45, relating to destruction of noxious weeds. S. B. 2. relating to limitation of and extension of tax limits, S. IB. 21, increasing salary and pet diem! of county officials, §.. LB. 89, changing date of election:to August. WOLVES GROWING BOLD primary Pack of Fifty Chases Manitoban Up a Tree The Pas, Man., Dec. 5.—Reports in- dicating that wolves are growing both humerous and bold are coming in from yarious localities. In the Grand Rapids country, Joe Sinclair shot a moose and was about to cut up the animal when a pack of 50 wolves, attracted by the smell of the blood, interrupted operations. Sin- clair climbed a tree and used up ls remaining bullets. The wolves scattered in a circle and sitting on their hounces at a short dis- tance waited events. Another pack, numbering about 30 animals arrived on and in a general fight be- two factions which followed, inclair made his escape. A dog train from Nelson House was pursued by a wolf-pack for days, fore- ing the dog driver to spend sleepless ulghts to protect his life and property. Fatal Fat Unhealthy Fatness Shortens Life. Reduce Weight Would you like to reduce your weight 10: to 60, or more, pounds in a simple, safe, comfortable way? Do you want to become healthier, to look younger, to be sprightly, to be more efficient, to possess a good figure with- out’ wrinkles or Habbiness? Then stop harmful drigging; dd not follow any. starvation plan or. tedious exercising, but adopt the delightful, guaranteed, korein reduction system. Stand by your window or in the open seven deep breaths. 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