The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 2

, : 4 H Hs < PAGE TWO ; . — ae l =] wer as any in existence today,’ c i \ ; “ye ‘operated simultaneously. : leg A New Scheme . clan’ . AMERICAN ENGINEER TOLD TRUTH \~ ‘Under this new scheme, Mr, .Nahy if JT SOVIET RUSSIA AND GETS © s “OR ALL RADIOS |siacciss ents | ABORRESTED; FATE UNDETERMINED] ps TO BE ERECTED eae anigor hours Ee eben of aeri 'TWO-POSITIONS Royal C. Keely. said “Ihe Mi: aerial wire, each supported by twelve ery and Dislocation of Life is| Si Station Will Occupy 6,400 | #e-foot steel towers, wil radiate out uper- 5 q Complete,” Referring to, Rule: . T0 BE V AG ANT: in a star pattern toa distance of mora of- the: Bolsheviki; Tried by t re i i F ‘ : ahs rae : tre. Five “Industrial Commission” ( IN POSTOFFICE (Bo 7 i poe a ae oe Ay we ve OuUusar. Set of Six Individual ~ London, July 8—Royal C. Keely, an| Competitive Examination » Will Bt 7 aS ef i cow According to Plans for regular service, the sixth \bei in Mos Star Shaped Mold-Style-H reserved for an emergency. 7 July | ‘ : Can Encircle Globe ave ndlvigual ‘i ly 8. Contract for em I toa yan nation W = of : sued 2 : = oo x Dstalion in the ne conan of thse ie ue an ty Holshewtl authorities cone was. B¢Held for Carriers in ‘Cletk = “By serving Jiffy: Jell Real-Fruit D ugarissa_ Assorted styles of aluminum. aor te ettal radio station in the will be abfe to encircle the globe.. ee ed by Bolshevik authorities ts ne Hera! A A for Mindasi |S”. japon desta ace che Stee tpneae ug world, to be built east of Port Jeffex- | equipment of each of these unitsiwi about.:to leave Rus&a where Ne ha 7 cr Alee for e i The six will hold a full; packa; i i . Add fresh fruit or ber: 81K \ t J : be similar_to that whish is at present} ..cutea an industrial commission for va) : ; A fruit. tdugene cs ye spice vouike BS 1 ; nd x a son, on Long Island, are being let by in the -corporation’s ‘New © Bruns- the Soviet government, incurred-the Postmaster Frgnk Reed announces Ha juice. ci i atin i pO at apes tad te dani we wl mall 7 : the /Radio. Corpération of | ea | wick UN, J.) station, from which the | 5 ae oth aia aid bucannisne|that the United’ states civil service hig BES. ae eed: Gate sl A il Also sheet of ty aac Eat This new super‘sta ‘ voice of Secretary « é g “to e truth, ion’ will hold an open com- ‘ p te Paani rnc aaah : ie ; | y. 6.400-acre tr be five apart President Wilson ” ard, chairman,of the {commission wi dulted.-Wou. siuiply i upyna 840bacre track, yill at | iels was carried to Presi ed,” Nicolas Isnard, chairman, 2 gather jate rea = times as powerful as either the oneat | when he was at sea oh board the] 41) passian Central Council of Trade | petitiye examination for the mations t add boiling: water, as directed jell tp, serve with VN Neuen, Germany, or aoe erdst, | U. S.-George Washington’: iin exper. | AU Russian Gentes) on arrivall of cifrk and city carrier at thé” Bis- ackage, then the liquid a : according to Edward J. Nally, preési- imental. tests with his radid tele: here. Isnard fled from Russia whete, | marck ‘post office July 24, 1920: These on p age, s dent of the corporation. . phone the distance of: 2,500 m: . : i he declared, “the misery and disloca-| vacancies are in the, Bismarck post fruit essence from se vials A ere he made at the new station, | Successfully Deen covered. .tion of life is complete.” office. : Bete Also mix in fresh fruit, i ( tlon is to be made at the new station. | *"Te* crergy required: to span these ‘The. fate of the American has\not| Applicants must ‘have réached thetr aie, and let eoolwNovsugar aa TT ee veo oapond thousands ‘of muller Se icant been learned. According to Isnard,}eighteenth but no} their forty-fift! = transmitting units, with a corres n ailternatessotd a 4 , : : ind- required. 2 Keely went 't6 Russia in September, hirthday onthe date of the exam wired. S ie great power of the station is duo cack: fi Mwortoniench smi ety 1919, at\ the invitation of the Bolshe-|tion. The age limits are’ waived hoy Jiffy: -Jell oe nomical. X “Whe great power of the station is due | to be installed at the’ new/ ary cus | vik government; ,and’as an expert on| ever, in the ease of persons “entitied 10 parkige sersed Se each one of Wh cn i have as much this} genepating|s:total: paws" of2) technical and industrial ‘organization pfefe each one of which wi w rence. because of inilitary or mas, ‘Tt'saves your sugar, for we kilowatts, | 3,000 “horsepower; was asked to make, a complete report |i¥ali service. cE mn these% .. put the sugar ihit.) 4 \e aL a mi to the soviet government “on ways ahd] ‘The salgries paid in these ‘positions It is rich in fruit, for the : P ROF TS situation Qo any rove iy fe abitied into bottle. of flavor is the. con- uy ion.” aE Clerks “ahd: Carriers ‘a1 iN te eer Ne zh : : REA hada ‘ yee Traveled ‘Widely. -|-sixgrades7in the. government service densed, juice \of ‘miuch’ ripe at 0 Ss t ‘ A On “On his arrival in Russia, Keely Was | and are promoted grade by grade. fruit. 0 30 2 i y 4 5 j = | received’ with great’ honors and ex-|") Appjicanté are, examined in spell-+~ ~"” Mrittions have adopted Jiffy- Torus e iis 2 ‘ J* ceptional facilitjes were afforded him ting, arithmetic, letter writing, penman- j as the ideal fruit dessert. Cheery> _ ole”, Cofee ae | er e en er ' ‘ ST TAT) | to travel all over the ‘country,’ Is- ship, copying from plain copysand RA SBS: ; ‘Tea 1 Size Ss eee — ‘ ss : bs . WYER nard said. “He Visited the industrial | reading Sddvenses. They at graded i pee Saree f SPO! = Ss é y. For Measiring } $ ‘ of./Pétrograd and Moscow, the basis of 100 per cent: N \ ‘ Measuring pers UNIO [A : . travelled {ovine great textile center, of, "application blanks’ avid further in-] _ Ne — == q ‘An aluminum balf-pint cup? Fill i $100.00 GUARANTEE. ss N } { Ivanovo-Vosnesensk, and: to the coal | formation ‘may be. secured from Post- é SS twice with boiling, water, as per. , 2 , t, "you will bé-happy to se mines of the. Donetz, and: completg@ | master Reéd or Mr. Lundquist at the — ; Z PY dicections, to dissolve ‘Sne~pack- : Fore a Teeny egsilircedice Charges that Anthracite Coal} hi. trip by a tour in the Urale local postoffice. . age, Jiffy-Jell.. Use as a standard . etn ¢ He Measurements without \ if Pra ted b - “Upon his return to-Moscow in Jan-| \; ee 7 Pty ais recige: = ; eee. starvation diet, thyroid, Industry is Domina' % - Tuary, 1920, eee, lasek ear erty ane DANIELS HOLDS. - E WmRogeraé SonAA “Send two @ trade-marks for. . ‘exhausting. exercise: 4 isti commissariat, of foreig nt + bs . ee n m h Sen ) 5: “athese: Bictures ee f Mogepolisite, Seme he famous Line on teetaund anaan: ‘REPLY TO ATTACK , New-style dessert spoon, Wm. Rogers & Son AA silvérplate, guar- athe Jiffy-Cup. : i ry u'an idea of improve: ; <——— @{ tinguished visitors:later - 7 a a i ger é ; het inpperaos sad Nea sean i nae take i tuous'welcome and the Kremlin 4gtt- |’ washington, July 8.—Secretary Dan- anteed,20 years. Contains no advertising. Send two @ trade-marks teats | | that the anthracite coal, ind : i Fan ne erent aiosize for his report. liels telegraphed: Acting Secretary. -R. and, 10 cents for first spgon, then we will offer you balarice of the Ree ae dominated by a mgnopoligtic syste Here the American women Hae ie tre E. Copntz today merwouatansty Ae ; = r 4 ae ticienty ‘ “ eze ‘the: con“ and greatest mistake, ~In his’ report tion: in’regard to Rear.Admiral n wy ee oe poe pain seat and Gown to aqueezé the wage} he told the Soviets the truth, plain and Cc Detkene recent attack on himself . Gifts to are ores ; Jiffy Dessert ‘Co. Suprisig weight reduc: : : i ‘ @ it 1 . Cut out Waukesha, Wis. : . + its. at ‘points | unvarnished. The'gist of his repor: can Assistant Secretary F. D. Roose- Buy Jiffy-Jell from your grocer. ¥ ha, '. . i sah pen ales where neither ean see them through | be Fesumed.as follows." - ~ aa until hésreturned to Washington at the @ trade-marks in the circle on the ee ; ees dee {ae stew days’ treatment, | Where neither boolggeeping and legal)" “The industrial coricernis “of { Petro- 1m .San’ Franeigco, probably:-about of Jiffy-Jell packages. iSend 6 fos any pint ——@ Se ero Gmcthe aka. | devices” was made today before the| grad are Fuined complétely, and it) aeuat 9i~-Admtral:Coontz‘prévidusly | _ mold‘ or, the Set of Six Individual 5 smooth and ~ anthracite'coal commigsion by W. Jett] wit need years to get theminto some had@-announced ‘he expected ' the ‘sec- Send 2 for the Jiffy-Cup, or 2 and 10c for retary,’ wijb-has.received-alF-papers in the Spoon: y e i 11 aluminum: “1 a sk £ percape) (obmemae onte:i (oa an == Pint Mold, heart, shaped. Send 6. circles 5 which mail the gifts‘ the ck at side. sort of working order. ‘The machines exhibits. on‘ profiteering and ;monoply,,| 4 id tools are'in a disorderly condi- which he submitted in behalf of the |; rapidly ‘deteriorating, ‘apd many x % . uauck, in arguing the admissibility of seems easier'and , a ot eee bushant fee Pp Pint.Mold, fluted as above, for any pint ‘mata i i t ‘America and D ings” All bkille Pint Salad Mold. Or Xhe set of siz. ing takes possession, of te ae ebremontaives of the opera- ebay a patient A Lt CANADIA N SUG: AR. / i Sire B=Pint Mold with Biinactes Bond 2 for eta Role eink of iookins and \ tors interposed obkestions: 4 ‘the! real | Pletely: the -Donetz ‘coal mines are]. (/—~ REACHES 30 CENTS ele Mllustrated at top. 0c for spoo1 feeling young, supple, cheere Mr. Lauck also: declare: j magnetic. Saas least seven times the|!" 4 Very bad position also, and will ‘ fal,active,alet profits were at least sev need two or three years to put them tie. peice GFGSETin Camade nas eTYo rey * apparent profits. The commission straight: Thee nes became vem? r ot suai a in Canad ns Te E | the” price “ok sug ich to do i i Fs ae anes i ivity not been successful) the’ price of sugar has mic! re was appointed by President Wilson to ‘in a. better, condition. and ‘coutd be! iimit- toes not’ yét seem to haveibeen | control, of. prices . The Anaig activity’) far. they have ,not rhe settle wage disputes. tuned up quickly.. But nothing useful y i fe capable 6f be- yi | in’, Dringing. any | but incidental) with causes which are capab! t : : ree ot | Has been to discover those individy-| in’, “popular | ing controlled by “any particular get a|can ‘be achieved until. all. decrees Peron an eliotn: aie au tt any, eae, ere ae Telct ciha watishate Rech to of individuals ep ou fe - eanaaian inst: ri | ~ ‘hee ‘ n » ali tl increasin| at |Nation in’a” sgue, a iy are annulled? «4 eens pa cee has selinguished the faa \them within the reach of the law. So| the contrary, it does ndt seem \ that > Isnard “declared Keely, in ‘an ex- planatory. note’ gave, , {extraordinary, TT ' - + _ Ce Sa RR Hs 7 Py examples of ‘Bolshevik incompetence,” 3 = oe F AR ‘ 4 ed 3 : + ‘| one of ‘which “was that; boilers of: the is | ees S A . electrical.-statien ‘in Petrograd “wére kept going for some time ‘by stoKing . }them With all ithe .greatistores of ma- ‘ - : ON | hogdny’ accumulated in he car-build- . CRW . Pater ai “report Keely's position | ; ne A) N e @ low the filmiest of simmer ~ -, materials are practical - 00,000 Reventie of more than $50,000, year is now’ received by’ the Unite States from brokers’ licenses and ransactions. ~ ee ie y ¢ changed’ ‘compfetely, Isnard contin- ued, and although-he prevailed. upon |'\ the foreign commissariat, to give him a permit to leave the country; he was /arrestedat the frontier, and sincéthen nothing has been heard about Tim > 4 : FANS CAN'T SEE . | McGRAW’S MOTIVE — »S he : : nid e * a IN KAUFF CASE ttle, Pile | gan New York, July “8—New York. is trying: to figure out another Giant move ‘on baégeball’s checkerboard. A 4 ‘The announcement from the. Giatit}< 4 f bgt fled : 4 office that Benny Kauft, the “Cobb of ee". “aye total : x the Federal league,”: and a-first class : . major ' league. outfielder, had- been . 5 : : : é f waived out of both leagues to the To-|°\ he * \ s Tonto Internationals provoked not the mildest surprise ofa season of ‘sur- f f prises.- risen spd a : sal é e : Kauff is. not. the. Kautf of oun but} ; ; Ken e* | Sa . z he is: still a ball player that coul help 2 b: z ; ; out mest any club in the league: There ‘ is hardly’a club in Hoth Teagues that'], could: not use’ hi ithe Bees ~ Yet he is-waived out, marked with om Nia the ‘not ‘wanted’ ’sign. But he had ~ S A. (i aN. "5 li | been -playing as good as he did- last S iY), season and he wag good enough fof’ the’ team‘ when: the; Giants were mak- ing @ desperate bid for the pennant. fae |; Thfs-season he has been. alternating in centerfield. aati Pio Rt i VICTORY BUTTONS| ‘ 2 3 Pr sad ‘ Dist . et gs <P, indke ‘. j . Cy Indianapolis, Inds, July- 8.—Untier. 'HE sheerest batistes and. nainsooks, thi finest hai = ae Ny \ { arangements just completed with the : Sahat "I chief linens, cobwebby ‘voiles and organdies—they can © _~7 f a Ae war, department-the: American Legion \ b CUEE enue “tod. ingham!) / -) Ba, til ; piste ute ! the Nibtoky: medals - | give as good Service today as ge? eae ag 1 fi : which’ the'governnient ‘Will present to 3 , rei Bees Sa) every American ~ soldier, _ sailor, eS ‘> (It is all-a question of how. you: wash ther. Natura ly e ; i marine,’ field ‘clerk of “nurse who 4 when you rubbed soap into then, and, scrubbed it out again, - § seryed' honorably. Tor. an period be- |". ig ~ edie Tey, -used- to last! The fine H <A i tween April 6,.19¥7, and~Nov.! “11, 2 Fasie te faudder sheer those delicate -fabrics never ‘us bine with Luk—jute ) i 1918; it_was, announced ‘at national ‘ A etree es could not ‘stand-it: But there isino rubbing with Lux—j & fy ey Si headquarters of the Legion here ‘latt|\« ~ | fabrics : * the sousing-through rich foamy Lux suds, the gentle -cleans- Hi night. The presentation will be made|~ .< “Uae one tablespoonful: of Luxito \ the sousing throug! my ‘ ! i on Armistice day, Nov: 11, / Z Whisk ‘to a ing ‘that gossamer fabrics demand. Liam erin sate ne ' ae mete Rene plo of wate: Whik 4 ing that gossamer fab ee gee Aad 7 icht idther in very o 5 is owns may be ever so araat - NEW MISSOURI: white dings sak for a few With Lux your blouses and gowns may cans ; ~ minutes, then dip 'thiem up and et softly cleansed and protected. ard . -BRIDGE SOUGHT \ ress the suds’ through - Yet SO'EY. { Seek , 5 Lax kaka ite Aven A : ron pee rate \'; Your! grocer, druggist or depaftment- store has : Ae Z 4 aii ie : Chaitiberlin,. §: D., July 9.—Com- 5 £gain Shd again. . a] Bs Lee f s Rea y \ 3 After'a game in the torrid sun—what joy tt mittees from tes of towns weapat » ~ Rinse in three hoc watersaid dry _j! ever Brothers Go., Cambridge, Mass. ~ Be 4 Mra icy-cold, spatkling Ward’s Orangc-Crus| sourl-riyer are here. to-present ity the stn, ' sah x : See Nas : )as.it is tempting! * 1 favor of. a.permanent|:. ” *” Por colors add cold water until e \ i (< -Aga‘lemon drink, Ward’s Lemon. | bridge ‘across’ the ‘river sta. Unit . i : 188 ¢ Critstris équally pure anu delicioust |, } States Engineer Ward of. Kanias €ity, ; who . is. collecting. evidence : for the The exclusive Ward process blends war department, . It is expected the : i the oil of fteshly-picked ‘oranges or hearing will continue met at ae pie : lemons with best sugar ang citric cone ‘Among those present ane-Goe. : ad ee . acid (thenatural acid of citrus fruito).. gresman Gandy; who has been fighe ; i ee ; i ae : N , for the bridge for some-time, and \ ‘ (Nothing so delicate’as:' Lux. ~ ia bottles’or at fotntains |» number of railroad officials : ; 2 : a S p a RPL ORS tes i Prepared by! Orarie {Crush Co.-Chices® | DIVER NO,GOOD s | pottied in Biarce ND, by Capit | NOW IN DAWSON City Bottling Wks, 219 5tp St. Phine 206 Dawson Woah Seer 4 ‘a ; y ¥. | T.—Though ~luxury | _ Sens so: j108 000k, “The Story ef Ovanae-Orwah'® ..| taxes <call for sthall ogins the Yuko | Development league has Tejected al. Proposal to introduce dimes and‘nick- els. into* local circulation. “Dawson L\| never has ‘had anyjemaliee’ toin than the 25: cent=plece and will’adhere to. eas 5 for dainty Summer frocks ~ : ze elses