The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, “1920 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN -—__________4 I WANT COLUMN |j ee URINALS 9 HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Three (3) all around paint- ers, and paper hanger. Steady work until Christmas. Good wages paid to man who understands his business. When writing state your line of paint- ing or decorating, and experience. D,J. VanderHule, Yankton, 8.1 D, LSARN Actual Auto i Repair, ing. Los Angeles Y, M. C. School, 4 NTED—By experienced young man, a position ag auto ruck driver, hon W NTED—Male stenilgre ‘apher. cy, _f Bisma wurek, N. MALE WANT hwo ning Faom girls for new. Annex Cafe JUSL oust ome brepared for’ work — by na it, G Apply Cite aoe Brondway. Annex Phone 5961. WANTED—Girl for hom rather I! family in Mandan, Have cise- trical appliances; would pay extra goud Wages to a willing home-loving.rez ably capable girl. . Address B Mandan, N. D. 4 WANTED “Elderly lady. to take vate grown children “from 8a. 2 . m. Phone 894R, rl or Mr: -iwk work i woman for (on WwW TED—C Mrs, ‘P. for general c. Ntemington 610 ath, S WANTED—Rxperienced __stenograp! Apply_at Quain & Ramstad Cin TiD—Second cook at once. tthe Sanitary Cafe. W WANTED—Work Also man want: gardens spaded, ete. by hour or day. ork, Window work, Reasonable prices, 5-4-lwk work, gardens prices. Phone_7*). E Pee 2 nee Ls ROOMS WANTED _ TED—Ly. young, lady, room and “hoard. Write 69, care Tribune, 5. . FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR SALE—6 room modern house, lot, east front, for $3250, on ter room partly modern house, ¢los Ine “big lot, for $2500, 6 room mod: e, well located, fine lot, for $3800. ¢ rdom modern house, including 3 bed rooms, near school, for $4000, on terms. room modern house,. with garage, east front, for $2600, on terms. 5 room partly. modern house, fine lot, close for $1800. 7 room modern house, ¢ front, close in, fine location, for ‘$3800. 5 room house, close in, good lot, for 000, on teri room modern house, Close’ in, in shape for $8700, Geo.| ‘ M. Register. be clk | HOUSE FOR SALE—A modern how | 7 rooms and bath, Oak floors ups and down; Oak stairway. Good he ing plant; nice trees and shrubbe large garage; east. front; nice lawn, One of the most home-like places in| the city: I.am offering this very de- sirable residence at a sacrifice. “Pric $5000, H, Holihan, Ist door e _ of Postoffice. Soest FOR SALE—The Lundeen bungalow at 923 7th” street; five rooms and bath and pantry; built_in-china closet. and kitchen cabinet. New combination gas and coal range? full cement basement, | light and dry. ranged and ‘in cl throughout. Built 3% years ag erty free from encumbrance. closets down stairs; f iB barn 16x 24 ft. with garage 12x 21 ft 8x8 ft.; workshop, 8x 14 Write FOR SALE—Nine room mode: hot water heat, hard wood floo ft x 150 ft., East front, beautiful shai trees, barn; also smali house, suitable for four room cottage all for ‘less than it would cost to build the house, | Call 1, Flaherty, 16L or 2828. 4-30-1wk For SAT.E—Double house, of 12 rooms inculding bath rooms. Good rental. or resident’ property. Will sell on. easy terms or will trade for smaller house. Address! P, 0. Box 211, Bismarck, N, 1p. FOR RENT—Furnished house, partly modern. Also player piano, ‘bed and springs. Wilton rug and baby bed for sale, Phone 568R or call 407 8th St. __B-4-3t FOR _RENT—Modern furnished apartment for housekeeping, stove, ready to rent. Man ‘and, eferred. Phone 646W. SALE—Nine room renting for fi at 715 6th St, or phone. 3 ROOMS FOR REN FOR RENT—Weill furnished front room, downstairs, in modern home. Two girls preferred. Phone 354K or call afternoons or evenings at 415 fish St. 4-30-1wk [—Large airy furnished room, + modern, suitable for man and FOR RED close in, wi Call 11% Thayer St. or phone 195K. 5-5-3t FOR RENT—Large furnished room, suit- _for two gentlemen, ein, Phone or_call 113 Thayei 5-1-3t REAL ESTATE We offer the following for. sale: 5 room house, Mandan Ayenue ....,..+..,$2:800.00 4 '.rooms ‘and bath, Riverview ...... » «$3,500.00 5 rooms and bath (fur- nished) ‘Thayer St,.$4,200.00 (Immediate _posséssion) 6 rooms ‘and bath, 5th Street ............$4,500.00 7 rooms, and bath, Ray-, OF mond Street .......$5,700.00 5 yooms and bath, bung- alow, 5th Street... .$7,500.00 7 vooms and bath, 5th ] Etreet ccc nis cack. $8,500.00 7 rooms and bath, 6t Street ...... + +++ $10,500.00 REAL ESTATE CO. F. E. YOUNG , First National Bank Building Phone 78R eee ~Address. Box 140, a—Ford touring” Object for Hien, An heyrolet good condi- Box Phong, 488, -28-1WK car, eth 6:80 Van tiorn Hotel Malloy, dan Ferry Breander’ tire notify Tribune and stee! and re LOST—White fox terrier, female dog, brown spot on back. Answers to name of Midgie. Phone’ or return to. Van Horn Hotel. Rewa’ LOST—Automo cand receive reward, LOST OR STRAYED—One _led™ ey Sow, weight 300 Ibs, Notify Wachter ‘Transfer Co., Bismarek, N. D. Duroc | ne LAND. UANDOIOGY—A magazine giving the facts in regard to the land situation. ‘Three months’ subscription, Free, If for a home or as an investment vou are thinking of buying good farm lands, | simply write me a letter and say, “Mall me LANDOLOGY and ail puar- ticulars FREE.” Address Editor, Land- dlogy, Skidmore Land Co., 435 Skid- more’ Bidg., Marinette, Wisconsin. -4mor MY” HOME FoR per acre, best of soil. nic mile from Brule. Write for to Lewis Clemons, Brule, Wis. | 5-5: FREE WISCONSIN BULLETINS—Soil, climate, crops. ‘Immigration Bureau, Wise nsin Dept. of Agriculture, M a For Gas eight bottom P. stubble and bre: shares. One steel mounted. on wagon. arator, 36-60. One cook car. fit is all in good condition, ha het under cover and ha: very little. We have no and have priced to sell. if you don't want to buy. ber a implement N. WE comer CLAIMS, NOTES ACCOUNTS anywhere. No charge wu less we collect, Our continuous, ski ful systematic, intelligent and per- sistent service, gets you the cash, you need in your business. Write or call. American Mercantile Agency. Room No. ational Bank Bldg. Phone 4-7-1mo, Lis—The iat Shop at Halliday, k, The best location on the north . Everything complete, four liv. rooms upstairs. No competition; any traveling man on is worth investigat- 4 jtinan 1B device, ey one oO. Gang Plow with ker bottoms and extra Wagon gas tank One Rumely sep- This out- Jones Lum- Company, —Lish ing good trade; a: the Branch. 7 # ing. oper. further information address, Box 291, Halliday, N.D. 4-26-10t FOR SALE—Full ec(ulbped well stocked blacksmith shop, two or three fires, situated in best location in this town and surrounded by immense and well populated territory. ‘Terms right to hustler who m business, Mur- Gardner Land orner of Ave. A, ft. The finest FOR SALE—Northeas and 2nd Street, 100 x location in the city for an apartment or three or four” bungalo small payment dqwn and liberal term Fred Peter - P. Hotel, HONEY, NO. 10. Pail Fine ninaE weet € Honey delivered to any post i orth Dakota, No. 5 Cash with order,” B. F. Fromberg, Mont. 4-23-1mo FOR SALE—Five twenty-five ft. lots on f Seventh street easy terms. Del, Bis- 4-10-1mo. WILL SI LL 00 shares Motex Oil $1.50 and 500 Motex Refining $2.00 and_ 300 Motex Pipe Line $4.50. Telegraph orders, L. Diebel, Boatmen's Bank Bldg., Louis, Mo. 4 imo for light house- FOR \T—Two rooms ke Call 615 10th St. or phone 767 1-28-1wk FOR RENT, home #20 Mandan Ave. or phone, 2981. 'O RENT in a Lady preferred, Phone 'T—Light housekeeping Fr 1016 Broadway, or phon FOR RE modern room, lady pre- ferred, 623 5th St. Phone 48: FOR RENT—Four rooms, Inquire i221 12th St.. or Phone 4/4Y¥. 5-4-3 FOR RENT—Newly fi 300_9th St._ Phone 377K. FOR SALE—Majestic range, kitchen cab- inet, Jarge child’ b, medicine Bi soline lam| Min guoed condition nm e. bth St. Phone IF-YOU WANT a floor of the nex umbia Count: Oi & Lease éo, sma ot | day. Billie Burke, winsome, charming and dainty is the idol of mo- tion picture fans. “Wanted a Husband” at the Eltin, VENEREAL DISEASE During First Quarter 228 Cases. a She is the star inthe delightful ge Theatre tonight only. photoplay é BISMARCK MAKES PERFECT SCORE IN REPORT ON CASES REPORTED TO BU REAU BY PHYSICIANS “BASEBALL | Reporied to Dr. F. R. Smyth, | | + — o Director of the State Organi- | zation St. Paul... There were 228 cases of venereal | ‘diseases reported to the bureau of venereal diseases fur the quarter end- ing March 31, Dr. F. R, Smyth, diree- tor of the bureau, announced here to- | ! 2 Toledo. 5 ; Minneapol: 8 isville . ig is 10 9 Kansas City. 14 AMERICAN ASSCCIATION Won Lost Dr. Smyth’s report made to the z ‘ state board of health is as follows: NATIONAL EAU is “In one of the iarger cities com-! 0.9 Wor Lost. via, 5 Cineinnatl 10 6 625 plaint has been made by some of the Brooklyn 8 6 571 physicians that their city was get-| 33°07 Pp aeMage A Re Mee ayer 4d ’ “| Philadelphia Bo oT 588 ting a “black eye” in the matter of Boston r 5 500 venereal diseases because the physi-| pittsburgh m 2 500 cians were reporting their cases. ee Louie, eg. ase During the month of Mareh, the | Gyicavo 7 10 7412 bureau has tabulated all new cases! vow York 4 9 ¥308 of venereal diseases under. treatment | "~ < ; 3 i b: nS the four largest . reported from all sources. AMERICAN Sham Pet. This tabulation is as follows: Chicago ..... 9 ‘THO Not Roston 1 5 G88 Cities Reported rep. Total zi Be tet 4 ington . 7 8 467 Bismarck - 9 9 9 ° Fargo... 18. 8 28 |New York... Ty Meese wa0k Grand Forks .... 13°05 18 aka eee Minot ..... seaple | ELL” 287 cs ie aoe “The percenta s ported by physicians during Mar according to the above figures, is as follows: '‘Bismarck,. 100 percent percent; Grand Forks, Minot, 59.2 percent. “The records of the bureau show that more ‘sources’ of venereal dis- eases are reported from cities where physicians neglect or refuse to report their casés than where they do so. It would appear that phy: ns who wil- > fully or carelessly fail to obey the law by reporting cases do more to give their communities a ‘black eye’ than-those who are assisting the gov ernment in the campaign against ven ereal disea : “Dro O. Wenger, regional con- sultant of the United States public health service, visited the bureau dur- ing ‘April. He had instructio: to inspect and report on the © of rand Works and Fargo as to the mea sures adopted for combating venereal disea: at the surgeon general's office, Wash- ington, D. C,, from the reports furnish- ed by Dr, Wenger and the grade: published. In July, 1919, Grand For was graded 325 and Fargo 545 out of a possible 1,000.. Both cities should rank higher now. The bureau has arranged with the state laboratory toy make Was: free of charge to all licensed physicians in the state Already many reports have come in of obscure ca: where there was no Fargo, 65.2 72.2 percent; b « v 8 PON-RE history of venereal infection, being 8 ir hor cleared up by a Wassermann exami- lat and ion,” : or phone No yrtie: Warren ty, pation. as Ve Rags eee | HEMSTITCHING and Picoting attach. | * = ment, works on all sewing machines, i Full instructions. J. F. Light, MARKETS 27, Birmingham Aja,‘ 4713-1 —— 300d ki One with hen range at s Martin ‘bed, and mat LL “Ave. D. iron_ bed WL Sth & $-3t FOR RENT—Small furnished room _ 5 with closet, 411 5 Ste FOR RENT— Room, na St., 5-lwk Inquire Kk “Inquire 517 oT Furnished room. fth St. T—Rooms in m ne, ee 4-30-t8 FOR RENT Room. Inquire 214 5th 4230-1 EE AUTOMOBII ES — MOTORCY CL ES new tires in perfect running order, Vi sell right . Parizek, Steele, N SALE—Model R-2 Hupmobile tour- : in excellent condition. full equip- Ne NewSchool East Side A. large school is now under construction in the East part of town. Near the school are # some very desirable lots, which | can be bought on easy terms i and reasonable prices. Now is the time to buy, before the school is completed and prices are raised. During these times ] of high prices on food stuffs, i every one should have a gar- i den. Why not buy some cheap | lots, and raise your own pota- toes? Potatoes are now four | and five dollars per bushel. What will they be next year? HEDDEN AGENCY Room 15, First Nat’l Bank Bldg. | Phone 78R is if_ taken |= N._ D. AL 13th For 421 Notice: To Owners of Dogs ‘Get your dog tags now. You can get them at the City Hall. A Dog Catcher will soon be at work picking up dogs without the 1920 license. Published by order of City Comn sion. 5 5, 6 11, 12.) REEL KAYO Fort Lee, N. J.—Georges Carpentier scored a movie knockout before 1500 fight fans. The picture will be re leased soon. y,, CATARRA . SANTAL BLADDER RAZ al 24 HOURS 2 / manareofcounterfelt R. 8. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C. oe hiropractor tation Free CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago,» May Cattle re 8,000; light and handweight steers a she stock, strong to 15c higher; grade, slow and steady; bulk steer, $11.75 to $13 bulk fat cov $8.75 to $10.50; and cutters mostly $5.25 to $7.75; calves, slow, steady, few above $13; stockers and feders active and firm. Hod receipts. 19,000; 15 to 25 cents 40; bulk, light, pounders and over, to $14.50; pigs, mostly $13.75 to 0. Sheep receipts. steady; best lambs 17.000; early sales held higher. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK South St. Paul, May 5.—Hog re-! ceipts, 18,000. Steady, 25 cents lower. 50 to $14.35. Bulk, $14 to $14 Cattle receipts, 8,500. Killers steady. Fat steers $7 to $13.50. i Cows and heifers, $6.50 to $12.50. | Calves, steady, $5 to $11, grockers and feeders, steady, $5 to} 1 Sheep receipts, 200. Strong. Lambs, $8 to $20. | Wethers, $12 to $14.50. Ewes, $4 to $14. Notice to Publ Burning refuse on the pavement will damage it vety severely. or this reason the City Commission asks you not to make your bonfires on the! pavement. The police have instruc: | tions to arrest anyone found burning | refuse on the pavement. i | | Published by order of City Commis- sion. | Suite 9, tails Block—Phone 260; Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. j Detroit ...... walks These cities will be graded | Very strict. to a big fine sion. stipation. annually at 10c and 25c. Ta twonivhtly and note ihe pleasing results. YESTERDAY’S GA NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 4, Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4, fon, postpoued. rain. purgh, not scheduled. New York ni Brook! St. Loui Pitt AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 1, Detroit 2. Boston 1, New York 6. Philadelphia. 6, Washington 4. Chicago 4, St. Louis 12. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 2 St. Paul 8, (10 innings.) < s i, Minneapolis 8. napolis 6, Toledo 0. Louisville 1, Columbu: Notice to Drivers & over Anyone found dri bowevards, curbs e dealt with by the pol rdinance ‘covering th ery pl The Police Magi You Jay your when you dri idewalks, boulevards, curbs or lawns, Published by order of City Commis- G5, 2) side All drinking aiey should be boiled until further-notice. C. BE. SEFACKHOUSE, Health Officer HARVARD IN RACE Roston.—The Harvard crew will be n the trial races, for the Olympic a They will row under the 's of the Union Boat Club. HAVE COLOR in GricEiS Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets ¥f your skin is yellow —complexion pallid—tongue coated—appetite poor~ you have a bad taste in your mouth-— a lazy, no-good feeling—you should take Olive Tablets. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a sub- stitute for calomel—were prepared by Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study. Dr.Edwards’OliveTabletsarea purel: ‘vegetablecompound mixed witholiveoil. You will know them by their olive color. Tohavea clear, pink skin, brighteyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days y« oumust getatthecause. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel—yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome con- Millions ot boxes are sold Take one or y back without = INHONT'S Salve fails inthe treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA, RINGWORM, TETTER or other itching skin diseases. Try 275 cent box at our risk. “BLIND HUSBANDS” Boy Scouts Will Celebrate Annual Hike-Camp Week 30 to June 6 will be observed boy scout week. pro; 1 be one of outdoor activities, participated in by 500,000 and scout officials who make up 0 troops of ils organized | y part of the United State Where a definite program, o camping and hiking and other outdoor activities will he followed, aad an| I be made through Scouting st the whole community to a ape? ution of the outdoors. Mest Thuitday Afternoon The Ladies’ Aid ‘society of the resbvterian church will meet Thurs- fternoon in the church parlors, s will be the monthly work meet- ing and important business is to be transacted. A big attendance is de- sired, May to inter greater NOTICE TO PROPE TY OWNERS All property owners and oth are hereby warned that it i against the city ordinances to furn any refuse or other ma- terial on the pavin: Any per- son discovered violating this or- dinance will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. JOHN P. FRENCH, Commissioner of Streets BASH ACHE Limber Up With Penetrating Everybody’s Happy with Buck! What of it if you can’t get real beer? Buck takes its place. It tastes exactly like beer; it’s a dandy bracer, and the only drink with a meal or a cold lunch. You'll want a case Ja home! “FIRST FOR nd THIRS See the name on the crown cap STACY-BISMARCK CO. Bismarck, N. Wholesale Distributors Made by National Beverage Company, Chicago Waniia’s Wizard Oil and effective prepara- ¢ the pains of Rheuma- ca, Lame Back d Lum- ois Mamlin’s Wizard Oil. {t pen- rates quickly, drives ont soreness, ind | mide rs up stiff aching joints and Nou "ave no idea how useful it will be found in s of every day ailment. or- mishap, when there is | ate healing, anti- as in cases of cuts, burns, bites ruises, rom druggists for 30 cents, tisfied return the bottle and sey ba headache Vhips, pt ents. Gnaran “Tiis wonderful book will be sent free ftoany man upon re: quest: . CUne RIAND. CHEMICAL a, 53a Berry Block, Foshyille Tenn a atS44 Free extra pair pants yoes with | every suit for the month "y Krall vank The Tailor CIGARS—PHONE 243 Little Billy’s retail 8 cents, 2 for 15 cents, per thousand : per hundred $5.50; per box of 50 ci- gars $2.75. Box trade a specialty. Parcel Post 7 cents extra on per hundred. Address William F. Erlenmeyer Cigar Manufacturer | 428 Third St., Bismarck, N. D. When you need a Sign PHONE 909 The Bismarck Sign Co. 4064, Broadway a A a Consumers Dray and Transfer Co. Phone 270 Ice and Teaming — of — Minot REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE THIRD DISTRICT FOR CONGRESS You can always tell where he stands. He never ducked an issue or evaded a respons ty. He is op- posed to swindling the farmers or deceiving the laboring men. This is a time for conservation and constructive leg- islation, and not the tinte to be worshipping socialist idols. Too many men are aping Townley with no more desire to serve the public any more than he. This is the time for them to come out in the open and stand up and fight. In eliminating Townleyism we should look before we leap, and not build up a worse cabal. It is not safe to elect men who even flirted with socialism. McCutcheon does not need a job, but if sent to Con- gress, would be free to work for those things that every . man knows to be true and right, but from which most politicians shrink from taking a stand upon. The Nonpartisan League will have no members in the next Congress, but should they have one or two they will be so far in the minority, that no consideration will be given any attempt they might make for a ance for their“district. Your vote will be thrown away by voting League for Congress. : McCutcheon favors a Federal appropriation of $5,000,- 000 for the relief of drought stricken farmers to be used for seed, feed or labor to plant their crops. No league member can get this. He favors the extension of the Federal Farm Loan Bank and the establishment of a Rural Credit Farm Bank, so that our farmers may secure as cheap money as any other person. This a Nonpartisan Leaguer could not secure. McCutcheon is absolutely opposed to irresponsible rad- icalism of all sorts and colors, no matter by whom es- poused or expounded. sm Those who flirt with socialis today may become full fledged exponents tomorrow. McCutcheon is absolutely opposed to using the farm- ers tax money, now in the Bank of North Dakota, to gam- ble in any highly competitive state enterprises. Com- mon sense will teach everybody that politicians cannot run such affairs as cheap as the farmers themselves, with proper state assistance along lines advocated for many years by McCutcheon. McCutcheon favors a National Soldiers bonus, so that the boys who sacrificed their time and their fortunes may have some substantial remuneration. Likewise he favors Federal tance in immigration problems. It should be plain to every voter that if our farmers are to reccive any relief from the Federal Government they must elect a Congressman of the majority party, and no matter how sincere any ‘leaguer may be he can secure no relief in a Congress in which he is in the mi- nority and has no voice. The north half of the Thirc has never had a representative in Congress and by ail that is fair, is entitled to the aomination. McCutcheon invites the support of all right thinking men, with cour- age of their convictions and assures them that this is to be a FIGHT and not a TEA PARTY. * Published by the friends of E. B. MeCUTCHEON, Minot, North Dakota {Political Advertisement) Congressional District