The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 8

i ; | | ' Most Interesting Result of Strug-; _Ats effect. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE UESDAY, FEB. 10, 1920 “DANDERINE” FOR FALLING HAIR MADE MEN THINK’ SUMMARY OFWAR) “ttsna™® gle Believes English Publisher WAS GREAT PROPAGANDA! | | 4 | “Little Willie” Said Germans | « Would Have Won Briton’s | Help | Ne K. j To stop falling hair at once and rid + Editor Cincinnati Post, N. EAL Core|the scalp of every. particle “of dand- respondent in avo jrall, get a small bottle of delightful ne” at any drug or toilet ‘ov a few cents, pour a little London, Feb. 10. —- Lord Northetitte “Dancer ‘counte 4 by of several of England's great {¢ Hublisher of several of Engkind’s great ii vou hand and rub it into the scalp. uewspapers, is a blunt. plain-spoken j y¢iey several applications the hair us-{ main. He is a close student of current ually stops coming out and you can't history, knows as much, i¢ not move j find” any dandruft, Help your hair dhout the social and industrial de-|srow strong, thick and long and be} : ee oie c soft, nd twice as beauti- velopment of his country atha : Vai and abundant, other man, and as for polities, is xe] well versed in every phase of ——————————— development that poli | “It it resulting in a process of consider the Northelitfe equalization, committing themselves, ths ie lessons of brotherly Jove men f< Therefore it was not surprising. in the camps and in’ the when Hugland wanted & man to direct | Genches are beginning tosshow their ifs war nrovagande in cnemy coun-' erect tr it selected Northciiffe to.do the | “Social progress fellows in the igh. [wake ef knowledge. When the ayer- : mp A GOOD JOB hage man learns how to think nothing That he did a good job, no one can: ean’ keep him from improving his po- deny. Hundreds of Germans told me.! sition. during my visit in that country, that; gon ar the Northeliffe-prepared propaganda They are beginning to understand Was one of the biggest fact: i! each other hetter. There is a closer bringing the war to a close and caus- pond of sy mpathy and that. i ing ing the defeat of Germany o make for world progress. aie “Tf Germany had had Nertheliffe as} its chief propagandist during the war. ! AT AT Germany Would tye ‘won said ‘the SA LINC OLN SHOT getting better acquainted. wand. bere is the ay Sorthatte AND KILL “BOOTH made to the compliment: “Lagree with him to the xteut thatd ye Germany would have had a; Wyoming Pioneer, 100 Years better chance. if T had beer handling her propaganda, For, in’ that care, | Old, Does Not Need the crown prince wouldn't have hetd | Glasses the job he. did nd that would have ; helped Germany's cause a whole lot.” | ae What has been the most interest-; Cody, Wyo., Feb. 10.—Petey Perrin, ing result of the wa 1 asked 100 years old, who was in the audience Northelitte, after he had welcomed me, at Ford's theatre at the national cap- tal the night when John Wilkes Booth assinated President Lincoln, and lho came to W; yoming. as a settler to his office in Printing ae MADE MEN THINK House Square + cae mg f atop. thie eh iy during the days when “this state was sere? usta y and emphaticnlly. pone if is : if rort of the Dakot: rit “The doctrine of denoc which « kota Verritory, wasia Cody vixitor, recently. d Perrin, or, as his friends prefer Ito ail him, “Old Peter,” enjoys noth ‘ing more than to relate tales of the frontier days—days when he came pe to help lay the ,steel for the m Pacific and to aid in the con- THREE WOMEN IN COUNTY OFFICES stn ot net eft et ‘Three different | county offi-| of slas es it: reading, and to all out: cials recently emploved- gradu-; Mi nedtet aut at vel ek ates of Dakota Business College,| qtr, porrin wae a member of the Fargo, N. D., as office assist-' posse which chased Booth out through ants. The County Agent at! the staze entrance of the Ford thea- Red Lake Falls, Minn. phoned | tre, ara latet killed ube after he had ude s, ; surrounded in a barn in Virginia, He the school for capable help. | was also a soldier in the Union army Miss Alice Westlin was sent. |! during the civil war. Miss Sophia Morken went to the} County Auditor at Lakota, Miss ‘MONTANA’ S SPRING Norma Melville to the County | CAMPAIGN IS TAME Treasurer at Cavalier. | Heléna, Mont, Feb, 10.—The recent “Public and private offices | decision ‘of the state supreme court throughout the: Northwest. give automatically restoring the original preference to Well: trained Dz Bey primary laws hes rediced, the, sping | Seampaign ‘to : E graduates. Only delegate: was preached during the war, has had ‘ 5 i to the jonal- con “Follow the $ucce$$ful.” Write | veufions will he nagied April 28, when F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 Front j the people express their prefer St., Fargo, N. D., for informa. | © for president. der the amend- tion. ed act, all candidates would have been " ae at this convention, As it ts. the peandidates other than for delegates will go before the people in. the pri- mary in August. KEEP IT SWEET Thus. the campaign of 1920, which hade fair to begin in February, will Keep your aera sweet | | be delayed until August and will not i get warm ‘until September, | from previous experience, As one result of the primary deci- sion, there is a movement to wo revoking all primary to judge today and ward off the indi- gestion of tomorrow—try KI-MaIDS restoring the old time convention. sys: the new aid to digestion. | |‘. RY uaa As pleasant and as safe to An electrics attachment has been e as candy. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION, | | inyented for. bottle Gap openers used ‘in public places to sound a bell as fan alarm if an unauthorized person | opens a bottle, Closing Out Sale CONSISTING OF \ Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dry Colors, Wall Paper, Crockery, Glassware, Tin and Aluminum Ware, \Hard- ware, Tools, Show Cases and Count- ers. Here is where you get your Bargains now. EK. L. FAUNCE. | Federal j trouble, that it will serve you well and DEMPSEY’S PART DURING WAR MAY LEAD TO ARREST Agents Investigating Fighter’s Draft Exemption Records MAY LAND BEHIND BARS Claimed Dependency Because of Wife from Whom He Was Separated N. E. A. Staff Special Washington, Feb. 10.—Photographie copies of the questionnaire and other draft records of William Harrison Dempsey, better known as “Jack” Demps prize fighter, are now in the possession of officials of the De- partment of Justice, who are investi gating the circumstances by which Dempsey was given a deferred draft rating ‘and was thus able to escape military service during the war. HAVE AFFIDAVIT ’ Others records held by the depart- ment in connection with the case in-| clude photographic copies of an at- fidavit by R. D. Goodman, of St. Louis, stating that he had assisted in filling out Dempsey's questionnaire and had advised with Dempsey as to how to proceed in inducing his wife, from) whom he was separated, to swear that he had been supporting her. Officials also have a copy of a let- ter setting out in even more detai) than the Goodman affidavit the steps! by which Mrs. Dempsey is alleged to! have been induced to support the fight- er’s claim for exemption. This let- ter states that a lump sum of $200 was paid Mrs. Dempsey through Dempsey's father, and the promise was made of further and substantial! payments. The offense in which these records tend to involve Dempsey is punishable | $ by imprisonment of from 30 days to one year, an official of the Department of Justice said toc Mast of the con- victions ef draft evaders to date have brought sentences of between three and six months. NEVER CLASSIFIED “In cases where evasion constitutes desertion trom the army,” this offi- cial said, {it is even punishable by death, But the finding of desertion only holdg in those ‘cases where men have evaded service after being class- ified as A-1 men and ordered to re- port at camp. “Dempsey never was classified for service. The offensesalileged against him, which the department is \investi- gating, is that in order to escape a classification that would have made him lable for military service he falsified in the answers to his ques- tionnaire _and, conspired with others to secure the signature of his wife, from whom he was separated, to a false statement as to her dependency.” STARK COUNTY PROUD OF WORK DONE ON ROADS!! Resulis of Hoacst Effort, Shown on Splendidly Improved Highways done in Stark than in any the countyis his- tory. As a result forty miles of new turnpike. 22 feet wide, has been con- structed. principally on the Red Trail, and it i uid to be the finest strip of highway west of Mandan; 66 miles of” Stark county roads have been trimmed and dressed, and there is hardly a mile of highway in the coun- ty which has not received some atten- tion. The season's operations also in- eluded the construction of | sixteen bri?es, at an average cost of $260. This seayon the commission will give the Red trail further attention, and this transcontinental highway will be. graveled where nec ‘Two ton trucks have been purchased from the war department, aud these will be ‘edt in hauling cinders and gravel. This work is receiving the active sun port of the Dickinson” Automobile sociation and of all the county zations, LANGER IS. BACK AGAIN rm Long Tour Attorney General William Tanger | has returned from a several weeks’ successful speaking teur which carried him into every section of the state. 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A dose of “Pape's Cold Compound” taken eyery two hours un- til three doses are taken usually, breaks up a severe cold and ends al! grippe misery, The very first dose opens your clogged-up nostrils and the air pass- ages of the head; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, fever- ishness, sneezing, soreness and Stitt ness. “Pape’ Cola Compound” is the quick- est, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at ‘drug stores. without assistance, tastes nice, con- t upon Pape's. FORMER BLOOM ORGAN BALKING ON REY. TOTTEN Devils Lake Journal Insists That Townley School Head Re- sign as Agreed The hourd of administration muddle appears to have cost the ad- ministraticn another supporter among the daily ppess of the state. The Devils Lake Journal, which with John H. loom at the helm was one of Era “s loyalest defende! ‘recently became the property of Milgord H. Graham, and it declares its indepen- {dence in a lead editorial carried last Saturday headed ; aS TOTTEN GO?” “WHEN DO The Journat s “Phe charge in ‘the Grand Forks Herald that the state board of ad- ministration, expe ally its chairman, ‘ge ‘Totten, is endeavoring to oust President T. FP. Kane of the state unive on alleged charges of im- morality has something of a sinister flavor to it in -y¥iew of certiin things that transpired regarding Totten at the last special session of the legis: lature at Bismarck. “It will be recalle@ that when the lative committee invasti- ed radical books in ‘the thé board of adminis- state It acts | ¢ {fever and are feeling much better. Stay in the house,two or three days longer, DRINK LOTS OF WATER IS GOOD RULE FOR FLU List of Instructions for Patients Issued by Dr. F. R. Smyth In view of the innunierable cures and near curses recommended to peo- ple ill with influenza and bad colds, Dr. F. R. Smyth of the United States public health service with headquar- ters here has issued the following sug- gestions prepared by the Academy of Medicine has the best set of rules to serve by those suffering from this USE, If you feel sick all over, with chilli- ness or aching of the bones, and with feverishness and headache, perhaps with a cold in the head or thorat, you are probably getting influenza; Go to bed, and until you can get.a doctor do these. things: Take castor oil, or a good dose of sults to moye the bowels. Keep reasonably, but not too well covered,. and keep fresh air in the room; best by opening a window at the top. Take only simple, plain food, such as milk soups, gruels or porridge, ails, aud bread and butter, and any kind of broth, or mashed pota- toes; also eggs, but not more than two a day. Do not take any meat or any wine, beer, wh v or other spir- its unless you are ordered to by the doctor: 4. Do not solutely nec up unless it is ab- and then do not walk about and expose yourself to cold, so as to avoid getting pneu- monia. or bronchitis, and do not go about in -bar feet. : 5. Do not take any medicine unless ordered by a dector. Do not cough or sneeze in the of other people, 7. You should drink plenty of plain water all through the sickn Stay in bed until you have no 9. If you-nre not much better, or practically well, in two or three days. call a doctor if you have not done so already, : PROGRAMME FOR DAIRY MEETING Prominent Men to Have Place in Annual Convention < D., Feb, 10.—Ww, H. Mandan, tration was foredd to fire Librarian Stangeland, who ‘held’ himself respon- sible for the presence of the books in the library, In speaking to a member of the investigating committee after the report. was réad and. accepted .by the assembly, wewere informed that hot only would Stangeland be fired but that after the first,of the year Totten would also ‘resign’, This, as we understood it.'seemed to have been tacitly a between the ma- y and minority members of the gating committee. We asked a minority member cf the committee why the committee did not ask Totten to ‘resign at that time, And he told us that rather than do anything that perhayys Would ruin his future reputa- tion, the committee thought the easier method would be to wait until first of the year, when he would his. office.’ hat ye: ‘of is who’ dislike schocl matters attitude and his ne administration have ‘been expecting every day since the first of the eyar to. hear of his resignation as head pursuant to promises © been made during the But we have been doomed to. ‘isn ppotntrient, “And the fact that he pipes up serenely in Grand Forks in an alleged ttempt to seek the removal of the president of the qniversity—as report- ed by the Herald—comas ‘as a shock to some who have peculiar notions of where ‘official cant ss’ ought to De were sutticient reasons ssion for the removal of Totten there are still the same. suf- ficient reasons as it has not developed that he has. reformed one jot or kittle | @S regards his methods of conducting the affairs of his oftiee. We do not know what the merits of, the case against the boa of administration has against. President Kane, but we do know that the beard would do well by sweeping off its own front door- step before it attempts to clean oth- ALBERTA DRUG STORE LIQUOR TRAFFIC HUGE Alta Edmonton, on 10.—Reports that the liquor traffic in Alberta via the drug store route.) has far ex- Geeded all ¢ tes made by federal and provincial officials, has resulted in an investig: forth an ofliciat’ aimouncement that 500 doe tors in the province are receiy- riptions. month- their patients. It has been ted that the doctors have heen ging $300 per month writing per- mits for ailing pétients who felt con- fident that a little liquor would restore health and keep Away the flu. It has heen announced that physi- ation which has brought | cians charge “$2 and. up” for wri lauor prescription One of the prob- lems which provinci 1 officials are tempting to solve is that of bogas Dlanks, It has been claimed — that counterfeit blanks Taye been spread through the province by thousands. .A Swedish ad has built a re- inferced concrete bridge with an | Wost 47th St. New York City, Poslam Soap daily treat. tender skin. Contains Poslam. to arched span nearly 300 feet long: designed to carry trains at a speed of 60 miles an hour. . Stutsman, president of the Mandan commercial club, will welcome — the North Dakota Dairymen's and Butt makers’ ociation to. Mandan ‘next what is: expected to be gest’ state convention in his K, S. Person of Minot will respond, and the annual address of the president. H. C, Schulie of Man- dan, and reports from: the: secretary, dod. rhaus of Bismarck, state dairy ¢ ioner, and the treasurer, E. S. Person, will be other’ features of the opening program. ‘Tuesday afternoon John Christian- son of New Salem will discuss “The Organized Dairymen ag a Factor in Baldi a Community. and htere will Tuesda be papers by Max Morgan, county mt of ton; Prof. George P. mt of cholson, Minn, and A. |. MeGuire of the Minnesota agricul- tural division, “Dairying and the New Settler” by Dr, JohnH. Worst.: state commissioner of immigration, will’ be. a high light of the Tuesday evening program, The conveniton will extend ever Wednesday, when butter exhibits will be inspected and judged, asd: there will be meetings of the dairy cattle breeder, umery men and ‘ice cream ee eater with addresses by Dr. K. TUM MLL Sa aT TTS Le yy 20 THE definite purpose of this slore ws to offer only best quality, highest values, best service. Every sale made must satisfy the buyer. Our long experience in the clothing business enables us to know conditions for months in advance. Without exaggeration and with a spirit of. utmost conservatism, we therefore urge the advisability of anticipating your stit needs and making immediate selections. ‘New shipments of fine all-wool clothes are coming to us every day from Hart Schaffner G Marx. Thery’re the kind of clothes you ought to have. S.E Bergeson & Son TUM 1 only 118 head of stock, Bight years liter they again took the trail and moved to Idaho. In UUQEQUEUUUOSOONUUTAQEQUUEUTEGQQUEUUEEAGONEEEGEGOOOEUGGGEREAOEGEGOREOAGOQOREEUOEAOORADGOGGAOOUEUOUOGONEOOOOGSEOUOOOONECUGAEOGROUUOEEOROGOGAEANEUUAGAOERUGAGOEURUGGAAEAGGQOGOCAUOAOSORNOUUOGSONOUOOAA GS ANOTHER: PIONEER DEA Uncle Tom Johnson Helped Make Idaho a State Hotus, Idaho, — Feb, 10-—-“Uncle Tom” Johnson, native of North Car- olina, and member of a pioncer family of settlens who came to Tdaho imme: diately after the civil war, is dead. He was 84 years old. “Unele Tom" lived with his older Dave ‘diva. "io. Ye ago at the age’ Prime steers and cows #re in demand or 90! a j Acrosy',the. water and Italian -stock+ j men bayesbeen® paxfyy fandy [price Large. shipments. of. Alberta ‘cattle Belgium ‘also have been fo: who 1 ved in the Civil rv, joined {| brothers, ‘The sur i member the trio is in feeble health, STEERS ARE ON LONG TRIP Edmonton, Alta.. Feb, 10,—Catile raised in this section or in the Peace River region to the: wrth have heen his of ive brothers, Daye Cand Tom after moving to, Kentucl from’ Carolina, decided to participate in the xold rush to the Pikes, Peak country, They went out their im..1859 but soon i ‘In 1860, ther started for California With $00 head of cattle and after a perilous journey to A Wholesome, Cleansing, URINE Refreshing and Healing Lotien—Murine for Red- ness, Soreness, Granula- president of the state f. 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