The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1920, Page 7

4 4 a q 7 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN in gatigygtinemen | a BAD ROADS ARE GOOD ROADS FOR THE SMOOTH. . RUNNING AND EASY RIDING SERIES 20 4 “SPECIAL: SIX QUIPPED-with a powerful; highly economical and “4 efficient 50-horsepower sulvhesd: motor of Stude- baker design and manufacture, with improved _ carburetor and hot-spot ‘intake manifold, this Series 20 SPECIAL-SIX gives every assurance of a car ready for any emergency. Its 119-inch wheelbase makes pos- sible the comfortable, roomy, five-passenger touring body and the beautifully appointed Sedan or Coupe. Its staridard equipment is complete, including cowl Highs at the corners.of the windshield, walnut steering wheel and instrument board of the same finish, outside and inside door handles, tonneau light with convenient extension, genuine leather upholstery, Gypsy top with oval plate glass windows in the rear, and cord tires. SPECIAL-SIX TOURING, $1785 119-inch wheelbase; 50-horsepower All prices f. 0. b. Detroit—Subject to change - Bismarck Motor Co. C. BERTSCH, JR., Mer. : BIG-SIX TOURING, $2250 26-inch wheelbase; ; 60-horsepower EUVEEEIARTEANERAETAEEEEETEUAEEADEAR Ag Bismarck, N. D. i Aa ATID a EVEN QUEEN CAN’T I ) wi GET HOTEL ROOM | in, Paris incognito and not ready to| Was told there was no vacant room. built, a Paris—The queen of the Belgians | assume possession of rooms engaged! Discouraged by the hotelkeepers, she ment jad a taste of the hard things of life | for her’ at’ Fontainebleu. She: tried'/ finally went to the rooms engaged. | carri proni, is fitted wih eguip- to a Pullman car and pie. SS ET eh | ddd f art . j ’ - LA Every Automobile Driver Appreciates SOME LOCALITIES HAVE THEM. OTHERS HAVE NOT ROADS OR NO ROADS ESSEX and HUDSON Cars overcome all obstacles. You always get where you start for with ESSEX or HUDSON. They go,any- where a horse and buggy will and more. The-fastest selling fine cars in the world, why? Because of their ability to, perform, their stamina and endurance and their beauty ard comfort. Ride in one and feel the ex- hilarating: joy’ so many thousands of owners have enjoyed. Order now to get delivery this summer. WINTHER Four wheel drive trucks will take their capacity load ANYWHERE; on ° - ‘the road-or ‘elsewhere. . REO.SPEED WAGON, the standard of “fast delivery” equipment builders. KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES! Keep smiling. -R. B. Loubek Motor Co. Distributors Phone 234 216 Main St. No Dak. ‘ NEEEEEREE t{ | ft] a members of the assembly, When re- [RUSSIANS BOWED DOWN WITH HUGE PILES OF MONEY’ Humble Pénsants Need Crates and Barrels to Store Wealth’ Worth, Five Cents a Ton On Board United States Destroyer, Black Sea, May 17.—Russian money is one of the cheapest of Russian products. It is little dispensed in bales. The old-fashioned pocket-book no longer is sufficienily large to car- ry one’s daily, or weekly supply of rules, of which one American. doflar will buy about 4,009. In normal times the rubles had an exchange value of about halt a. dollary. ‘There is a colony of millionaire Russian refugees in Yalta, a Black sea port, who have to keep their cur- rency ‘in trunks, boxes and barrels, The kopek has long since disaypeai- ed as a standard unit in Russian money. In Yalta, smaller denomina- tions of rubles scarcely exist, People brandish 5,000 and: 10,000 rubles notes as though they represent only a few farthings. A correspondent of The Associated Press who has just made a tour of the Black sea towns on board the American destroyer, Smith-'Thomp- son, found Yalta to be unique among all the cities on the Black sea. It is the only place in southern Russia where one does not see hunger nor distress. At one time it was the summer home of the late emperor of Russia. The Bolshevists have obtain- ed control of it but have spared the fine. imperial palace with its sump- {uous gardens and decorations of re- gal grandeur. There were upward of 29,000 Rus- sian refugees in Yalta when the cor- respondent. visited the city but the majority of these were well-to-do and able to take care of themselve: In anticipation of Bolshevik invasion many of them were preparing to leave for Constantinople, France and En- gland. Those who were temporarily short of money were peddling their s and jewels at a fraction of st. Every second store in the V town was a clearing house for valu- able furs, rugs, trinklets and other personal possessions. Sebastopol, the chief city of the Crimea, had 30,000 refugees but most of them were satis- fied to remain as they felt Sebastopol was comparatively secure from the Bolsheviki. There seemed to be am- ple food for the population but the hospitals were short of vital necessi- ties. In the area north of ‘Novorossisk, running as far as Kuban, there are said to be 900,000 refugees who were forced to nee from their homes in Kursk, Poltava,; Kiev, Kharkov and ! other cities. Throughout the towns { of southern Russia there is a general prevalence of typhus, due to over- crowding. lack of soap. scarcity of | physicians and indifference to cleanli- ness, VIENNA WITHOUT. GOLD OR’SILVER ~ SUPPLY IN CITY Vienna, May 17.—There is hardly ! a silver or gold coin to be had in Vienna, owing to hoarding. In an effort to bring them back ; i into circulation the government is paying 23 paper crowns for each sil- vercrown and 385 in paper for each ; one of gold. An iliustration of the barter basis on which Austria now finds itself as ! far as internal trade is concerned, was given at a, meeting this week of the representatives of the Peasants’ associations, together with agrarian ; proached for not allowing food to | come to Vienna, they offered to col- lect the surplus food. supply in the hands of the peasants through their own agencies and deliver it to the central government in exchange for agricultural implements and such ar- ticles as they stand in need of. They | refused to consider payment in Aus- trian money . ' | BISMARCK MEN JOIN CRUSADE FOR BETTER ROADS AND MOTOR TRUCKS (Continned From Page One) Bonham Bros. C. A. Bonham ‘ 1 Provident Insurance Co. Bismarck Water Supply Co, A. J. Ostrander Beulah Coal Co., W. T. Kraft State Treasurer, Obert Olson Burleigh Co. Abstract, A. J. Arnot Washburn Lignite Coal Co., F. J, Mc- Cormick Capital Steam Laundry, W. B. Couch Perry Furniture Co., Ed DeCrosse Knowles, Jeweler, I. A. Knowles Bismarck Radiator Works, Chas Rig- ler Arniour & Co., Martin Meisner Singer Sewing Machine Co., Wm. Ko- binson . Best & Huyck, L. M. Sather Grand Pacific Hotel, John Peterson Upright 0., H. J. Woodmansee Dirlam Repair Shop, Otto Dirlam Wellworth Store, E. H. Webber H. Hurley Bismarck Sign Co., PROJECT WILL COM- MENCE IMMEDIATELY (Continued From Page One) more the contracting companies de- crease the cost, the greater will be their fee. “There is enough money available now to pay for the work for a year,! and we could go out and raise $100,000 by popular subscription if necessary. The counties of Morton and Burleigh stand ready to appropriate more mon- ey, if necessary. The government. has | agreed to pay half of the cost.” | (Many of those who have .been in-| terested in the building of the bridge | have estimated the cost at not less ‘than $1,000,000 and some have placed the cost as high at $1,500,000. The Built To Last | It’s easy. to make claims. It’s easy to demonstrate performance when a truck is new. But how long will the truck last? That's serve with economy? _ the important : thing. : How long . will it GMC Trucks outlive many other makes because enduring quality is built into every part—and because of the accuracy with which each part is fitted. Baker-Toppins Co, Inc. Distributors, Bismarck, N. D. ‘ We Are Boosters for Good Roads “cost may be less than both figures. Y and be your own finisher—no sk:illed. help We Are}Boosters for do. or Truck. holstering, Curtains, etc. Bring your troubles to us 220 Main St.- AMANASUASUNSNGSODUDGLOGOCUESUNUNOOUUSNOGOSSESONQSONETHI0N008C00000SEESOXONSUROEONOEI200 1850500000501 SHIP BY TRUCK We are Boosteers for good Auto Tops and Truck Tops Protect your health always by keeping your Auto and Truck Tops in good repair and not be exposed to the . weather We are Boosters for first- class work which we always We can build you any kind of top for your Auto Our business also is repairing and making to your order Up- Phone 669 : Bismarck Furniture and Upholstering Co. BERRY BROTHERS’ Auto Color Varnishes is required. These auto varnishes are made in al! the standard colors and black and white, so that ” you can get exactly the color combination you prefer with quick service and a0 fnish- , ers By adopting the “Berry” way instead of eending your car to the repair shop you can get a fine finish and perhaps save enougia bill to pay. on the operation to buy a liberty bond. Come in and get an illustrated folder giving color combinations and quanti- ties of material required, and simple directions for the amatuer finisher. Lomas Hdw. Co. : Main Street our Car the Berry Way OU can produce a show room finish on your car at a nominal expense with LULCGUOCOUNSAADAUUDORAUAAGUOHENUDEEELEASAEUSDODEAUEUGODDRCURUGUOTIUR OAS AUODROUGUGESUCLEGREAAUCEUOCOe Ors AUUADUUCADORDSEATOSRQURODEEEROEOSUDQEEREEQOS20EGQ0GR000000RR08 0200000000050 S0NNRGSSEEENSESERRESSEESORTELETSEZINE