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

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE a PAGE THREE 7 ; AOE Ef THURSDAY, JUEY 15, 1920.-; 1 ah } LAT AIL Although Japanese andj Chinese Dixon, a. part ‘of .the , Star ‘ QCEANSER tk a, lines are the only ones who}liave add- Steampship Corporation, a! ne “ex: ORTH DAKOTA ( ty ‘ed greatly to their passen, service] tensive operators in the Far Basi f to the Far East as yet, Amyrican con-} having eight shipping board freighters _... THE. NEW. seta ~ cerns expect to make toupist travel] working out of San Francisco. The i ; on the Pacific more populayjthan ever| Robert Dollar Company has five, while tata) before when the United Sjates Ship-| the Toyo Kisen Kaisha and the China e ping Board deliver the tweWe 535-foot | Mail, owned’ by Japanese 4nd Chinese 5 . TS U. PLAN liners now under construcfion. They} capital,’ have four and three passen- WERTING TODAY d have been allocated al i, and de-] ger-and-freight. steamers ~respective- livery in the next eightee ionths is|ly. Two other Japanese concerns Mit- Pin Hecenaed. buyind bot Hf Te: Puite Gunn nee Sian Ge Ganon “The Oné' aiid Only ? Me a of Ja- ti i A . \ ’ Shipping Board Vessels Operat- pen, hina nd other couies in the Seen Oana tate! steamers in Twerity-five Abstractors Attend- - ye .. r East is pointed to /py shipping lo! great develogment in. traffic to Hi i ii : ‘ ed by Private Goncerns ig Tava che enttne ai reaeon ae ie a Noe Zonund onthe Dutch |i ine Convention Being Held ‘ Make Plang \ the grawth of steam: affic ot of|'East Indies is reported, although the] in Bismarck” . 4 San ‘ Francisco. Machi ry, canned’ Genera! Steamship Company with two Douglas Fairbanks é ¢ socde anes Yaris toad 4 ated pro-} vessels # @ new competitor tothe es- T ‘eet aaheae ‘ in his Ath Milli Di 11 C dy m n greater dem am ever |tablished lines, namely, the Oceanic 'wenty-five abstractors from near- 1 1s‘ miion Dotiar Comeay: ‘ c's SEEK TRADE OF TOURISTS seer aitveaht mare Mba than Steanah(p Company 8, ee Steam-| ly.every section of the state are in’ z Ms IN ever was 9) le war. ship Company, 5, Australian Dispatch + ‘ i AG 2 SS \ ma et In its turp the Far Edst is sending tine 1 TE Jecahaeine’ 1 iP: Bismarck today attending the annual 6 > Japanese and Chinese Lines Add| vegetable olls in enormpus quantities ‘ North Dakota Title Men's convention; a ea u y “HE COMES UP i to this country, and fvegetabie oil ~ Benefit of Canal: - The sessions are heing held in the, SMILING”; ‘to Their Lines‘for Far~ tanks are an important fféature of the San Francisco waterftowp facilities. In- keane te sey Prana: tha Faas et bay igre gen. At bresp : Hi oe if an Franc 10 accol iy East Travel creased sugar production in the Haw. {ve 40 suigning won hae been the ak| ume they have not elected ofticars is Newest and Funniest Comedy ‘ pub ih aiian islands and the rapid growth of| rect water communication, with the ibut are planning to do so before even- Also “ons m8 f San Francisco, July 15.—Freight| the pineapple industry are attributed | Atianti¢ Coast ‘and Europe, The Pa-| ing: The only Doug in teamer service around the world, the! as réasons for more shigs being plac-| cific Mail, with five freighters on the| , The members of the association! “the Winsome and Talented Star- his fastest and. funni- vasion of the trans-Pacific’ trade by} ed en the San irastico ‘Honolulu Baitimere-run and the Robert Dollar \ a $30.00 teas. 0 amp Ing heard vee) ron. Wes i Company, with one to New York 2 a oe ee aketligser ene cerns, NeW, orld Rou | ready have made use of the canal, ahd | Pacific hotel this noon. ‘The Com- Cc t Bi lines to Europe, \ regular cargo route The “round-the-world” service from | the ‘United ‘States » Steel , Products| mercial club is planning to take ther ! one lara puny. via the Panama kanal to Baltimore, | San Francisco, operatel by the Paci-|‘company, a subsidiary of the U. S.| on an auto ride th h the city this | aids additional freight’steamers to the West ; fic Mail°and the Robert Dollar Com-, Steel corporation’ has announced that pure teemeauae ete city ts coast of South. America and the de- pany’ also reach pearly half-way] it expecta ‘to start a* dozen or more| #flernoon. 1 ie livery of Pacific Coast products direct around the globe with ‘their feeder: vessels running: betw the Atlantic| Those attending the convention are 13 9 by water to the River Plate by a service of five vessdjs which deliver | aed Pacific ‘Coasts. William Dimond| a. w. Dennis , Dresident, Grand THE STOLEN KISS ’ jine circling South ‘America are among cargo from the trans-Pacific ‘carriers | and Company are opening a European Forks; Pe ter J a 5 the fregiht traffic developmeuts of the’ to the Fast Indies, Strats Sejtle-| service by way of Atlantic Coast ports. a "i c oo fone secretary: Mie 5. ihe ls of Delightful.C dy: D ‘port of San Francisco since the war. | ments and India ftsqlf. Struthers and |” ‘Cuba also is becoming a market foro", JG. Falter lonlegn: ogg els OF DellgntiulComeay Drama, Pacific Coast.products. the General) 4” pivant, Napoleon; F.’H. Smith, | Steapaniy Couey ead ie Japanese Linton; C. M. Deisen, Washburn; C. Osaka’ Shosen Bn ne on inate |i. Hoyt, Mandan; John L. Bowers, est production ; <Wueuancenueancegasauocuocnonnoacescoauceciat “» . Friday WM. RUSSELL AUURERDAUDULUAUAORCUGAUCUCEQUOUGHEESOOEGUECAUECUUEOCEUECOECUSOUGOSCEOERGCDOSODSUENORELOUECOOCETEUUED: Bes. = made; Havana a port of. call for their " t Mandan; D..M. Hallan, Carson; H.! sae VE TE Ha, dais Wag 3 freighters. f B, Allen, Steele; Mr. Phelps, 'Steele; é Motorship Lines Mr. Francis, Williston; W. A. Kelly - . 3 Two motorship lines of tlree ves-| Traill county; B. W. Loppnow, La- Bl-sels apiece, the Norway-Pacific. and|Moure; George Phelps, Bowbells; i x4 : 5; ‘violated’ the “Lever ‘act by partictpat! | MiG exh Jeo a Hai gsi} i ing in the’ switchmen’s strike el pril, were sentenced to pay fines | t | é | { ! i) ] , ; ; the Johnson, the ‘latter. a new Swed- 'O. Cleve, ‘McClusky; W. S. Ward, M “FINED { a of $1,000 each by Judge Bledgoe, in atency back witheat qhest Phane 33a Connect You me Au Devartinee:4- fans 33 ish concern, the East Asiatic Com-| not; 8. S. Reishus, Stanley; A’ ‘ 5 the United States diatrict die. hare Care ecs sere A, pany’g two. motorsbips and the three Arnot pineal R. wv Dutton, F ; &! ina TIER ee steamers'of E..C. Evans and Company,| Marck, Miss Matson, Minot; Miss Jos- today. ‘cont bos poy QUsEy SERVICE ‘ SANITARY serve European: hore. koski Jamestown and Mr. Keuter, of, Los Angeles, Cal, July>.15.—(ive CePA AAT g : The. first, around-South: “America | Dickinson i railroad men, ‘convicted »4f having} Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. JOSEPH BREsLow, Drygoiet i ~Fourth Street ‘ Bismarck y freight service from San‘, Francisco i a A i is being started by Swayne and Hoyt. a This concern has four shipping board treightets which will’go via the Straits ‘of Mageflan tb Buenos Aires and Mon- tevideo, picking, up Argentine prod- ucts, and Bragilian exports like Santos | . coffee for the return trip via the Pan ama canat: SS W. R. Grace and Compatiy apart ial F OE id the largest merchant fleet to South Speci Ss or, ri ay } America, having six or eight steam- ers in the service. The’ Holph Mail, with ‘thie ships, the General Steam- ship Company with four and the Paci- fic Motorship Company are new Con- cerns invading the west coast trade. Mexico, Central Amepica and Panama are served by these lines apd by the Make a Dollar Worth One Dollar aad Forty Cents ¢ ae Grocery Department 500 pounds of California ‘walnats just received, 32x c es Se per pound . freight-and-passenger_ steamers of the 500 pounds of California filberts just received, 49 5 Pacific Mail and the vessels of the i per pound wap gO Bl pete Seeeeny comes the { : . Peanut Butter (in bulk) “the best yet, cD 8 ‘ per pound..........4.. Cc | Fi Coin Spicer (Be vai GO eS BAPTISTS T0_- Pee ein ore nnn 15¢- ASSEMBLE HERE yy fi N jf ; S i / ° | Meat and Fish Department Jamestown, N. Dix July 15.—The ihe fy : fortieth annual meeting of the North ! Extra special on Home | Rendered Lard, Dakota Baptist agsociation! which ertded here last night, decided to hold 5 pounds or more .. & its 1921 convention in Bismarck. Vic- Fresh fish for Friday, Pike, Benet Pickerel, tor! 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