The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1920, Page 3

BISMARCK’ DAILY TRIBUNE MARC THEATRE geen Bis Kil LAST TIME TONIGHT : = | ‘TONIGHT BRYANT WASHBURN “The Courage of “ane He ae oe Marge O’Doone” | , “Something To Do” | Fresh By James Oliver Curwood TOMORROW an ee SHIRLEY MASON Dain of “First in Variety” CONGRESS CREASED PAY| } While Awaiting for Salary In- creases Employes,Declares to Have Tailed Loyally ' By HARRY B. HUNT. N. E. A. Staff Correspondent. TOMORROW Washittgton, June 15.—Just what is the matter with Uncle Sain’s mail whose army of admirers nevér : dimiiitshes service? because he never fails to win Republican politicians and disgrun- tled postal employes sum the explan- ation up in one word “Burlegon.” Others say. it is the low pay and exacting work of postal employes, }| which has forced hundreds of men out of tive service aid has drawn few in. |} { The fact is that the postal service is working under a tremendous over- load and against seriously hampering Ca conditions of transportation and em- ; or : >uoyment. ‘ DISPUTE Windia {and Le ‘He shot me.’ ”. he injected hypo and he regained con-| Under these conditions the real sur- ‘i : y sciousness; during which time, Polon:} P'ise is that it is not worse; and that 2 Didn’t Shoot Self. i it i t i 1 t MENT IN MURDER. TRIAL The physician then testified under | **¥,28ain expressed doubt as to who in ia rs Mata i iy eloquent. testi- fe arming * (Continued frova.Page One) | crass examination that Polinsky's | toe im Aer unintnided that he pat ‘ince of thre arety, ‘ot 300,000 underpaid : ey came into the room he pointed at him! pulse was abnormally low but latter | 4 ened the scalsinent accusing overworked men who are in the pos: : his brother-in-law Morris Meadows of sees ce a . Dr. Thelap testified that the . ) iS * . : s. ‘. * dying man “harped that he did not} {hat it now takes ‘trom:ten days to a So trim, so neat and carefully fashioned of gay hues or dainty : shoot himself.” He also testified that | ‘Ont to get a shipment by freight tints: les i be i 5 p he had ordered all relatives. to stay | tt used {0 take only three oF four ints; styles in numbers to suit all preferences and every 7 ays? Yet the mails are handled j ici in brief . ; away fiom Polonsky's bed as thelr) cvor tne same transportation syatems frock material. represented—this' in brief tells of our selection j necessitated the doctor ordering ‘att| £%, most dirt. “that: Randle these which should be seen by every woman now planning a midsummer relatives to stay away. Prise } 1 ‘4 Ps y ire Gr ie sr Carriers Other Systems’ Burdens. or vacation wardrobe. ocer Suspécted Relatives. The public has, quite properly, look-' ; 4 “He seemed to think that his rela-| ©? Upon the postal. service as one i i i a 114 Fifth Street ° i tives were his snemiee aiad other Deb. means of communication and trans- You will be agreeably surprised at the moderate prices . ‘ biz ple his friends,” was a part of the poraon which ae icperded up: * . testimony. on, And the postoffice department, WE DELIVER BY TRUCK It developed that the revolver from| *ecoenizing this, has attempted to which the fatal shot was fired wa: jake good. It has declared no em- | jept under his pillow or on’a shelf in| ?2780es, no priorities. The result has D is x . FRESH STRAWBERRIES the living room and the morning of} een that when other means of trané- 2. 1g t U. y Re ? i the shooting Polonsky stated that he portation ave (aur eats rol . 3 had left it ithin five | "mes rchandise and materials o! ; Fresh Pikes pple _Acrapetralt-—ananas— Asparagus sae eis tay ihe (able within Ave) ty sorts have been unloaded upon the Radishes — Cu rat — Tomatoes — Head -Lettuce Sheriff Stefferud of McLean county | Postoffice department for delivery. Styled Hats ‘ tuce — Wax Beans ; testived that while i e extent of the overload to which Meadows shortly after Moses Polon- tiie sere us bean sublected, sky was taken to thee hospital, that] 7UT!2& @ period when, because of the ’ Libby’s Apple Butter, 25c seller. j Meadows said that he arose about an| limitations of pay fixed by congress it Special . ae Cc hour before the shooting dressed Ware Mach ie sccdustely to a | ’ himself. When the sheriff questioned 8 elon Wok meurorces, im Ure, 6 Swift's Jewell Shortening, 8 pound pail. $2 25 him at that time why he was up and| ‘ies where most of the increase orig-| Special es e dressed, he said: “I intended to go uate: is ingicated by ae fact at ‘ ~ a i ; Ss evenues or he past wo. t Invincible Toilet Paper. Special, 25 home today and was getting my things| POsta’ re\ ‘ > ; , ready,” months show an increase of 33 per » ime ) ¢ SPOUSE kad Rate ee Shae t te fen 5 REDS es Cc ad Find Powder Stains. cent over the satfie period last year, The woman 1 who insists on being cor rectly attired at all ti 3 t en . tor the whole country, and of more sree Jam put up in No. 5 pails. $1 85 Dt helan “tested that now-| than 80 per cen for ry. and of mero t] will be delighted with this-showing. i it) 120-2 SC e der stains were evident on Polon-| cago and many of the larger cities. ry Krispy Crackers, large package. 3 5 sky's body which he said were due} This as against normal increase of There are hats for Sports wear as well as the big, droning ; : o the closeness of the gun when] ess ‘than 6 cent: Special ....... 01s. SR ahah Paras ot C Fir "He estimated tat It mst have | “Sarina tho Becaet rpWeniin’s strike picturesque hat for summer’s outdoor parties. Chile Concarni. Special, 50 y been fired at about a distance of three] when freight shipments into Chicago! ae 5 ‘ BCANE TORS ee ee Ue aia Se C Fy inches. : were cut off, the postoftice delivared | The season’s gayest flowers. trim the newest of straw. crea- Bulk Cocoanut. Special, aren’ following Jurors were chosen | to one firm alone, in one day, 15.0001] tions and invites you to look your loveliest. . a ackages, totalii 70,000 pound: per pound .......6..3... el nettae Ga eiel sieteaie tame e 66 42c day of examining: Wm, O'Hara, H.|435 tons, peice : Pearl Tapioca. Special, pag B. Wagner, Carl Bredy Fred Peterson,| fn Philadelphia, daring thé period of You are invited to come in and inspect this exceptionally fine ¥ 2 pounds for 2 c Patrick Casey. Patrick Sullivan, W. D.| the strike, the postoffice handled 13,- he) . } por hg Pao tete ceets sieetees fet tee teen eee . Brooks, Carl Pederson, Dan Falconer, | 13,000 crates of eggs and 37,000 pounds display. % contig piers Peaches, fine quality. ’ 1 Wm. Lukes, V. T. Ryan, L. H. Lang-| of butter. f ; | pecial, 3.cans foro... 0.6... ccc eee eee ee ee Bach’ day: during. (ie strine there f ic 5 Nile Bran dA pricots * moved into New York, by parcel post, The Prices range from $6.50 up : pI . = - = ~ | a very large volume of foodstuffs. and a . Special, 3 cans for ............ Seeders the’ parcel shipments out of New York , Queen Roses Toilet Soap. during this period averaged 150 cars 7 . .° Spel 6 MAA C08, oc css sacocssuclevaue es. | i a OE ar Re WOMEN’S AND MISSES SUITS AND COATS ’ ¥ Pure Buckwheat, 10-pound bag. oe i ern states similar conditions prevailed . R ae Bure Biikwhent, 10-pound b | Pee ea fan ae a re NOW ONEHALF REGULAR PRICE s 1 WaBiaie foe ermal Fase zn of shipments was handled with littl ig ; a ’ Spee on’ Wax Beans. delay. The mails were, the one meth- o : OUT se iors ofcheve aig oiled elas Nore od of transportation that was func- tioning. = PURE HIGH TEST CREAM . Thomas V. Flaherty of the National | ising by Ted Lewis himselt, a tox-| NAVY RECRUITS * ing all questions pertaining’ thereto : , i vie ae Rai achrr eg a trot in which even the trofabone which any one desires to ask. We how deliver by truck 100 of the largest postoffices, predicts | Sounds thirsty. | And “the | Maon SOUGHT IN CITY) Ite G00, assiened to, Batiarck, i a serious collapse of the postal ser- t 0, or ono. j vice at the end of the present fisca nee ar the oe meee trip te Cubs, On June 18 and 19, a recruiting of-|¢rults will be sent to Minkeapolfs year unless congress takes early ac- tae ihe pet yet gotie ay, ficer of the navy will be at the local | for assignment. ae a eee tion to adjust wages and improve con- eNGre Bayes makes everyone want postoffice for the purpose of examin-| ao. eee retry ag ge ‘pit in {2 be a little barefoot boy wearing ing prospective recruits and answer- | Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. creasing the pay of postal clerks and pelches ran Ms oe 1s OY ra mate , ! - ating way in wi si - letter carriers, but the increase is es,” an appealing boyhood ballad. This Het GROEN in nessa nalary: oft selection is aan ey Hons ; T is . 5 opular = clerks and letter carriers fs $1650. The arnedtenne “chose for the Teading fea- Save h! average is considerably lower scaling }tyre of her atest. musical comedy a e upward from $1200, according to per-| | adies First.” : i - oO Joa of service and Ae stficieney. When Art Hickman’ Ofehestia ! ° . - ie passer y congress to be-| from thé St. Francis Hotel, San Fran- cet Heel 12 Size, 17 Je- 4 $5.00 Cash, a come effective July 1, 1920, increases cia, plays a dance, the publie finds wel Adjusted, jg . Bal: $1.00 the range of pay for clerks and car-|it extremely difficult. to sit | still. Illinois Cased : alance 91. \ | riers by from $150 to $250 a yesr. The}“Along the Way to Damascus” and .: Puno ance per Week. We. ‘ new scale will range from $1400 to} “Rose of Mandalay,” two livelyOrient- aoe in 20-Yr. Gold . 3 $1800 instead of from $1200 to $1650. | 11 fox-trots are this orchestra’s con- ! Filled Open j e ' deliver Watch i Increases of $200 a year are given| tribution to Columbia dance records i e , : | men now drawing $1200. $1300 and | this month. Face Cate. . onfirst paym’t " 21400. An increase of $250.2 year 3s{ ————=—==——= given men drawing $1450 and £1550 a year, but only a $10 increase is given to the men drawing $1650, that is the men of longest service and experience. “DANDERINE” Whether or not ra‘ses granted will = kcld present employes and enante the " bosteffice department to increase the Stops Hair Coming Out; perscnnel remains to be seen. Doubles Its Beauty. An increase in the general mail vol- ume of 33 per cent in one year is cer- This is a wonderful high-grade Watch. It is made by the Illinois Watch Co. = 3 Strictly high-grade material and such requirements as are seen in high-grade railroad watches are used in the con- struction of this watch. It, has Double Roller Escapement, Steele Escape wheel, adjusted to temperature and Isoch- ronism, Brequet Hairspring, Micromic Regulator. These embodied in this watch make it-one of the finest time pieces on the market today for the money. You can’t afford to be a S without a watch when, you can buy one at such prices and in © have clung to thei: gervice for the bank was established.and our past experience. may help oF ‘A SAFE COURSE The loyalty and bs ba r , Spee Many changes in conditions have occurred since this the great majority, pubhe, in spite of Jow pay and over- work, is shown b you to steer the safe course now. ierms. While conservative policies, are sound it may be Remember you can buy any article in our store on our « ff Easy Payment Plan. A are eo . necessary to allow for normal expansion. BO es . nation of clerks wil: be about 14 per __We consider every business according to its, indi- | : eud of carriers about 4 !-2 per vidual merits—there are no hard and fast rules. At rnd most ci these resiguations all times the permanent safeguarding of our custom- 0 som Se e we r store +{, Are of employes Who-bave entever| the ers’ interests are-of paramount importance. service within the last two yetrs. Tne dty Bank? , in oa ‘TT e ‘rien jf ‘ 414 Main St. “° TED LEWIS JAZZ BAND ly : PLAYS TWO FOX-TROTS Th Bi k B k says e Dismarc an. ~ Art Hickman’s Orchestre Plays Two ; l More. Nora Bayes Sings For Bismarck North Dakota g Columbia Records, A few cents buys “Danderine.” Af- ter an application of “Danderine” you, The firgt record ever made with Ted can not find a fallen hair or any dand- Lewis Jazz Band selections. on -both sides has been released by Columbia| Tull, besides every hair shows new this month. On one side is “I'll See| life, vigor. brightness, more color and You in C-U-B-A,” with incidental| thickness;