The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1920, Page 7

HELP WANTKD—MA 4aD—By Beulah Coal Mining Oo. at Beu- lah, N. Dj; Steady work. Apply Haggart Boling 7-24tt fi 7-24-tf {Serle Sead rar esc Re LEARN BARBER TRADB—At the Moier i. Barber Coltege, Oldest institution of its kind. Estanlished; 1893, ‘Time: and ex-| « Pense gaved by our methods. Catalog ree, Moler Barber College 107. It Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis. 11-1-1mo WANTED—Linotype Operator, must care for machine and at odd times assist with press work and on floor. Write or wire Grainmen’s Printing Co., Court WN 11-20-31 HELP WANTED—FE: < WANTED—Competent’ girl for = work. Mrs. E, V. Tae 16 Ave wee WANTED—Gir] "for housew k. hon 657. 504 Mandan Ave. ig wine FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES‘ AND FLATS ‘OR ~“SALE—Modern \Riyerview home with frost-proof basement, seven. rooms and th, Apaciolls hall with open stair- way, Moots “In good’ condition’ throughout, large screened -in -porch: Situated: on 50 foot lot improved. by. , Well kept lawn and a healthy bunch of apple trees in rear. Terms. Phone 682 for_appointment, __11-19-1wk FOR SALE—By owner, one 8-room house, full basement, 3 les closets, east front porch Panag in. earns garage, ouse. is property is located at 1014 11th Street. Brill take in cattle or ~ horses. Will sell’ on easy terms at,a bargain, if taken soon. ‘If interestéd, __call at place or phone 6i6X.! 10-30-1mo | ‘OR SALE—House of 6 rooms ; strictly modern; hot water $4700.00, ‘$900.00 cash. .Alzo med- ern house of 5 rooms and bath; well located. $2800.00, $900 cash. J. H. Holthan, 1st door. east of Post Office. 5 3120-2 FOR SALE— Nine room modern house, Strictly modern, atso 50 foot lot and large barn., Call 419 7th street. Phone 6HR~ 7% 14-16-1mo. FOR SALE—House, barn and furniture. 802 Sth street. Mrs. Eppinger. Call from 10:30 to 4:30 p. 11-20-tf ; “‘Thikewa ; LARGH MANUFACTORER—Wants men to open«:branch offices and manage ‘lualvo'Figiferepatented articles Money ights; e1 article, one: matting “possibilities unlimited. Will bay, expenses to Dallas if you qualify. Address Box 1511, Dellas, Tex. 11-16-6t SALESMEN WANTED—By old reliable “firm to sell an entirely new Sc Sales board proposition to merchants in stall towns and country stores, unlim- | ited territory, big commissions.’ Write for Salesmen’s. Outfit. Empire Manu- facturing Co., 114 fVest City Hall Ave-! hue. Norfolk, Va. 11-8-1mo BALESMAN WANTED—To sell our line of sales®ards (on entirely new plan) to merchants in small towns and country stores. Unrestricted territory, double commissions, Prone pay. Write for selling supplies Ni LTY SALES, CO., TRIBUNE. BUILDING, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. 10-25-1mo __.._-_WORK WANTED ‘WANTED — Futnates to take care of during winter months, Call 354X after 5 o'clock, 11-20-5t WANTED TO REN? WANTED — A furntished or unfurnished house or apartment, west end of city preferred. Write PB: 0, Box 665, Bis- marek, _ 11-22-1Wwk WANTED TO REN’ ‘@_ gentleman, a -sleeping- room “in ern, Orthadox home. Address 162 Tribune, 11-20-1wk WANTED TO RENT—Piano, Phone 518, + 1016 Broadway. 11-19-3¢ |. ZAND FOR SALE OR RENT—80 acres up land. Produce good fruit and_other crops. 300. bearing’ fruit trees. Fuel on place. Fair set of buildings, water to irrigate if ngeded. 4 miles from R, R. Close to _school. Good climate and neighbors. Open water-power site on piace. .No swamp, alkali, or blizzards. At a bar- gain. ‘Terms, by owner. Aiva Hall, Porthill, Idaho. 10-25-1mo ~ LOST LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder please re- turn. to F. E. Young Real lstate Co. +}FOR RENT—Furnished room with heat. _ Gentlemen preferred. 218 2d' street, __ ROOMS FOR RENT. y FOR RENT—2 large unfurnished rooms. for light houseKeeping in a new mod- ern house. Gas, electric.and heat fur- nished with bath. At 112 Ave G,-or Phone 351R. S 11-22°2t FOR SALE—Used player piano. Good.as new. At a: sacrifice. 8. _S.. Roller. Care Grand, Pacific’ Hotel, Bismarck. on RENT Rea ss (OR RENT—Room in modern house. Gentlemen. preferred. 808 2d_ street. 11-19-1wk FOR RENT—Two rooms for light house- keeping, and one single room, _ Third street, 11-15-10t FOR RENT—Modern room suitable for two. -Phoné 463K, or call at 318 South lith street. 11-17-1wk ‘OR RENT—Furnished room in “modern house, ‘close in. 114 Ave “A. Phone 558%. 8 R 11-20-3t FOR RENT—Furnished room in m@i- ern’ house, 921 5th’ street.» Tele- hone 705: 11-20-2'. FON RENT—Two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Reason- able. Phone 391K. 11-20-3t 11-19-tf FOR ~RENT—Modern furnished room. 802 Ave. B. ". 11-16-tt ic em AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES LIBERTY BONDS. AT PAR — Will. be accepted in payment of 1921 Ford Touring car. run. about ‘six -hundred miles, Good as new and price $600.00 includes license, chains, extra tube and top dust hood. At present price of bonds you can, save almost a hundred dollars, Address, 158 Tribune z wad 11-8-3wks FOR SALE—Practically new Ford; also two’ 490 Chevrolets, at great bargain for quiék ‘sale. O. K. Gatage. 5 \ 11-16-1wk —————$ $$ _, MISCELLANEOUS: HONEY FOR SALE—A No. 10 pail of Montaha’ Honey delivered at any Post Office in North Dakota, $3.00 Cash with order. . Smith,’ Jr. Fromberg, Montana. . : 11-15-1mo FOR SALE—Two single beds, 1 antique Phone 282K, at ; oak dresser, commode, etc. Phone 613K. . Gall-evemings, 515 6th gtreet. _11-20-3t DRESS MAKING — Remodeling suits, coats, hate. Mrs. J. J. Dehne, 428,/2d Street. Phone 772-U. 11-9-2wks FOR SALE—Cotn fodder in shock, Sec-; System to be constructed, ‘tiie ae and maintained by the state; estab- Dickinsop, pe WK! lishing and authorizing the creation boundery tion’-7, Haycreek_ Township... E. Green, Phope 410F21. AMENDMENT 10 CONSTITUTION _ ONROADSPLAN Association Would Have Matter Submitted to Voters at Next Election UP TO LEGISLATURE Creation of Trunk Highway System Is Proposal Made to the Legislature A resolution proposing a good rdads amendment to the constitution and providing for a bond issue, modeled after the Babcock amendment which |}.' carried in Minnesota at. the election. will be presented to the legislature It was adopted at, the good roads asso- ciation meeting at Minot. The pra- prosed resolution fojlows: Concurrent Resolution A concurrent resolution for an amendment to the constitution of the State of North Dakota, providing for and establishing a trunk highway ——— 11-22-3t | —T == BETTER KODA USINESS DIRECTORY | K FINISHING Developing, Printing and Enlarging. To be sure of Good Pictures, Bring your Hoskins Inc., Dept. K. Films to Bismarck, N. D. MAIL US YOUR FILMS ' All Orders Filled Promptly by Experts |‘. WEBB BROTHERS _ Undertakers Embalmers : = : Licensed Embalmer in Charge . .. ‘ DAY PHONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS. Embalmers in Day Phone 100 BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY | 220 MAIN . CARL PEDERSON- FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR, Southwestern North Dakota and Southeastern Montana BISMARCK, N. D. i =e BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of 3 STUDEBAKER — and —. CADILLAC woh es AUTOMOBILES Upholstered Furniture Made to Order Charge Night Phone 100, or 687 STREET - N08 Retmond Wingy SHOE ‘FITTERS MAIN STREET The exclamation, “Oh, dear me!” is a corruption of “Oh, Deus meus,’ and equivalent to the French “Oh, mon Dieu.” ‘ samme lei cao at + SAN, WAVE AN IDEA ROW We CAN GBT OLWIA Moon Sue's IN! LL PLAY Some | SENTIMENTAL MUSIC -LOVE STUFF, ANO.MAN BE SHE'LL GET. To THNKIN DIFFERENT LIN ~ Cr i improved of a Aund for such purpose by the taxation of motor vehicles, the issu-| ance of bonds and other wise. Be it resolved by the senate of the State of North Dakota, the house of representatives concurring: That the following proposed amendment to the constitution“of the State of North Dakota is agreed to and that the same be submitted to the | qualified electors of the state for ap~; proval- or rejection, in accordance; with the provisions of section 202 of the constitution of the State of North; Dakota as amended. | , Amendment } The constitutionof the State “of North Dakota is antéhded by the ad- dition of the followflig article: Article ys! Section 1. There is hereby created | nd established, a trunk highway sys-/ tem, which shall be ‘located. con-! structed, re-constructed, improved! and forever maintained as_ public highways by ‘the State of North Da- kota. The said highways shall extend ‘as nearly as may be along the follow- ing described routes, the more spe-: cific’ and definite location of which j shall be fixed and determined by such boards, officers or tribanals, and in such manner, as shall be préscribed! by law. but in fixing such specific definite routes there shall’ not be any deviation from the starting points or terminals) set forth herein, nor shall there bé any deviation in fixing such routes from-the various villages , and cities named herein through! which such routes are to pass. Route No. 1 Beginning at the boundary line be- tween the states of Minnesota and North Dakota where the same ig in- tersecte@ by DeMars_ave in thé City of Grana Yorks, thence extending in a@-westerly direction through the cities of Latimore, Lakota,’ Devils Lake, Rugby, Towner, Minot, Stan- ley, ana Williston to the boundary line between the State of North Da- kota and the state of Montana. * Route No. 2 Beginning ‘at the, point on the boundary line between the “states of Minnesota and North Dakota, where the same is intersected by........:... st in the City of Fargo, N. D., thence in a westerly direction through the cities of Tower City, Valley City, James-| and Funeral Directors || Freckles and His Friends © V4 Gor ENOUGH ‘T'CUANGE YER DoLLAe Now, OUT OF THIS MAN HATING ALONG es! 7 je Bismarck, Mandan, edora and Beach to the line ‘between the states of North Dakota and Montana. \ Route No. 3 Beginning at the boundarf line be- tween the State of North Dakota and the province ‘of ‘Manigoba at a point north .or northeast’of Walhalla, thence southeasterly through Wal- halla, Cavalier, Grafton, Minot, Grand Forks, Hillsboro, Fargo and Wahpeton to_the boundary line be- tween the sta@@ of North Dakota and South Dakota. ioute No. 4 Beginning af the city of Pembina, thence in a southerly directi through Drayton, Grafton, Forest River, Gilby, Johnstown, Mekinock to Grand #orks thence in a southeast- erly direction through Northwood, Finley, Cooperstown, Carrington to McClusky, thence southwesterly to Wilton and Bismarck. Route No. 5. Beginning at a point on the betm- dary line. between the province of Manitoba and ‘the state of North Dakota..at..or near , Portland, N. D., thence southeasterly through Bow- bells, Kenmare, “Minot,” Velva, Har- town, St vey, Fessenden,; New Rockford, Han-| naford, Page and Casselton to Fargo. Route''No. 6. Beginning at a point on the boun- dary line between the states of North Dakota and South Dakota, thence northerly through Ellendale, La- Moure, easterly to Lisbon and thence northeasterly to Fargo. Additional Routes Whenever it may deem bhesi the legislature is authorized to add to the trunk highway system = such addi- tional routes connecting county seats with other county seats and other points in the state and whenever least 75 per cent of the total number of miles of the routes embraced in ot the trunk highway system hereinbe-,, fore specified shall have heen con- structed and permanently. improved, the legislature shall have authority to add new routes to such trunk’ highway system provided however tifat no such new route shall be added until and unless the funds available for the construction, improvement and maintenance of such additional routes shall be sufficient therefor in addition to the construction, im- provement and maintenance of the a ee ee THAT GIRL 1S NO MAHAT ER; 1 j Several routes hereinbefore speci- fically described. | Section 2. There is hereby created ja fund which shall be known as the | trunk highway, sinking fund. © Said ;fund shall coisist of the proceeds of lany tax imposed on motor vehicles ;as herein authorized. The moneys tin said fund shall be used forthe | payment of the principles and interest of any bonds which may be issued ;under the authority of this article; j and any mones in excess of such j requirements shall be transferred to {a fund which is hereby created and {which shall be known as, the trunk !highway fund. The trunk highway {fund shall be used solely for the ' purposes specified in section 1 cf this article-jand when duly au- | thorized by legislative enactment to j reimburse any county for_the money expended by it subsequent to Jan. 1, 11921, in permanently improving any 'yoad hereinbefore specifically de- ‘ibed, in accordance. with plans and specifications therefore approved by the commissioner of highways. Tax on Vehicles | Section 5. The legislature is here- by authorized to provide. by law, for tie ‘axation of motor vehicles, using the public streets and high- ways of this state, on a more enor: mous basis, than other personal prop- erty, providéd, however, that any i such tax on motor vehicles shall be in’ lieu of all other taxes thereon, except, wheelage taxes, so-called which may be imposed by any bor- ough, city or village. Any such law in the discretion of the legtslature, provide for the exemption from taxation of any motor vehicle owned by non-resident of the, state, and transiently or permanently using the streets and highways of the state. The proceeds of such tax shall be paid into the said Trunk Highway Sinking iund. Bond Sale Provided Section 4.—The legislature may provide by law nl the issue and sale of the bonds of|the state in such amount as may be necessary to © out the provision of section 1 of this article, provided, however, that the amount of bonds which may be issued in any one calendar year shall not exceed in the aggregate $2,000,000, nar vaiue and provide, further, the It Is Mysteri jous! By Blosser =AOW, IF TONE 3 YoU A NICKEL WILL Vou PUT IT IN Your pi BANK INSTEAD iy ; j total amount of such bonds issued and unpaid shall not at any time exceed $35,000,000, par value. The proceeds of the sale of such bonds shall’ be paid into the treasury of tho state and credited to the Trunk Highway fund. Any bonds ‘so issued and’ sold shall be for a term not ex- ceeding 20 years. They shall not be sold Yor less than par and. accrued interest and shall not bear interest at a greater rate than 5 per cent per annum. In case the Trunk Highway Sinking fund shall not be adequate to meet the payment of the princi- ple and interest of the bonds author- ized’ by the legislature as hereinbe- fore provided, the legislature may provide by law for the taxation of all taxable property in the state in an amount sufficient to meet the difici- ency, or it may, in its discretion fp: propriate to Such sinking fund, moneys in the state treasury, not otherwise appropriated. - { HOSPITAL FUND FOR MANDANIS GOING FORWARD Pledges ot Over $1,000 Are Ob- | tained on Visit of Secre- | tary to Mott ! . The campaign for funds for the; Mandan Deaconess hospital is going} ‘along nicely, according to’ announce-; ments made by those in charge of the work, ‘ Dri H. Styles H financial sec- retary, obtained subscriptions total- ing $1,000 in a visit to Mott. Since} the conference at New Rockford ap-| poirted Mr. ‘Hariss financial secretary about $16,000 has been pledged to the institution, All but $1,500 of this came} from Marton county, The indebtednes on the present hospital, which approximates $20,000, ! is all covered by subscriptions. ‘Owing to the’ fact that many pas-} tors haye but recently gone into the.r} fields and have already got adjusted to' the new- situation it is thought best} that"“Mx.‘Hariss shall give most of his time the forepart of this winter to securing the balance of the pledges ‘so that, if possible, the $60,990 quota from this territory shall be all se- cured in gbod pledges before the state drive for $159,090 is put on. This will assure the proposed ho: pital with training school and nurs home to Mandan, and would guara tee the begining of work next se . The pledges already secured in the ismarck district includes Mandan amoufit ,000 of the $60,060 alloted. to AUTO THIEVES ' FIND MECCA IN STATE, CHARGE Omaha Detective Says Crooks Steal Cars and Use Them é in Bootlegging Minneapoils, Nov. 22.—Northwest- ern North Dakota, because of laxity in law enforcement’ and nearness to center of operations of bootleggers and automobile thieves of Minnesota, \ biaska, Iowa and-South, Dakota, ac: cording to Charles W. ‘Pipkin, Omaha detective, who stopped over in ..mneapolis en route home troy Mi rot, N. D., where he recovered sev- en automobiles which had been stolen from Towa and Nebraska towns. Half of the crooks of the Northwest are engaged in stealing automoviles driving them to Cahada and bringing them back loaded with liquor, Mr. Pipkin says. There is only one pro- hibition enforcement officer in Minot, and he is almost helpless against such mob of bootleggers, according to the detective. “The cars 1 recovered were stolen from Omaha, Des Moines and 'Perry, Iowa,” ‘Mr. Pipkin said. “All were 2 .| large cars and had been sold in 'Minot after carrying ‘liquor from Canada.” Mr. Pipkin cl forcement oft atresting a boot- legger and seizing his often fail to trace the ow”: the car. “In most cases the a stolen one with the 2 & changed,” he said. “If the theft of the car can be established, the this! can be. sent to the penitentiary for five years for illegally tran ing a car from one state to her.” The co-operation of officers in pro- curing the engine numbers of bov.- leggers’ motor cars was asked. > a .tomo.1.e, ship of ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE-—Furniture for five rooms. every article entirely new, pur- chased Ist of October, 1920. Prefer to sell all to one party. Consist of dining room suite and parlor furni- ture, two bed room suits, every- thing to furnish a cosy home. Can arrange to rent you the house, if in- terested. Write No. 163 Tribune, for appointment. 11-2241wk FOR SALE-—Baby’s ivory bed and mat- tress. Baby’s reed high chair. Phone Don’t sell your Turkeys below their value. See Northern Pro- duce Co. and get posted on mar- ket prices. We always pay top prices based on market. North- ern Produce Co., Bismarck, N. D. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. B. 8. ENGE, D. G Phe, i Chiropractor 2.3; 28! ” Consultation Free ; we exp! from Mandan and ‘Bismarck districts) n. | the Canadian border, has become the! an| ® arged that federal cn-| 722. Mrs. J. B. Galvin. 11-22-2t | FOR RENT —rurnished room inj modern home. Ladies pretrred. 323 Ist street. Phone 658X. 11-22-4t TURKEYS BANKERS WANT - | WITHDRAWALIN DEPOSITS SLOW ment Be Permitted by Pub- lic Treasurers Williston, Noy. —The barkers of Williams and Mckenzie counties, in a reeting held here, adopted the fol- lowing resolution: ‘We, the bark- ers of Williams and McKenzie coun- ties, in meeting assemb.ed, do here- by adopt the following resolution: “Whereas, It has become nec sary for the bank of ‘North Dakota, throughout tne passing of the initited laws to determine its policy as to cer- tain public funas, be it Resolved, That we do hereby 4 recommend that all treasurers having © deposits with the Bank of North Da- kota continue their present relation- ship with the Bank of North Dakota; that no drastic measures bé taken that will in any way insure or dis- turb present financial conditions and that sufficient time be allowed ‘for réadjustment to a normal basis; that a sentiment pf co-op2ra- tion with the Bank of North Dakota in establishing such readjustment and that we encourage co-operation in this by all boards having control of & public furds; that a copy of -this resolution be sent to the Bank ~of North Dakota, to ‘he North Dakota (Bankers) ‘Association, ani thet it be published in the n ayers of the state.” “On motion the foregoing resolu- tions were. unanimously adoyted.” Returned to Jamestown Mrs. I. Beeman of Jamestown re- turned to her home la: vening, hav- ing been in attendancé at the funeral of the late Francis 'Harroun. Mandan Girl Married Miss Lucretia George of Mandan married to Mr. Gene Webster of Bismarck on Saturday afternoon by Rev. G. H. Quigley. McKENZIE COPLE WED | Mr. Roscoe B, Cooms was united in | mariage to Miss Fern M. Gilbert by ' Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite on Saturday. The young couple are both of Mc- Kenzie. ag \ | | i Christmas Seals Coming ‘The Christmas seals, first note of the | Christmas tide, are scheduled to make {their appearance on Saturday next, this being the day selected by: the jolly little messengers to make thelr appear- | ance every year, urging friends to help | fight tuberculosis. Moving to Town Mrs. R. H. Ferry is the house guest of her er, Mrs. F. BE. Titus. Mrs. Ferry with her husband and son Clay- ‘ton Ferry expect to take up house- keeping in Bismarck as soon as an apartment can be found. Mrs. Ferry. who is also a sister of R. S.. Walton, has many friends in Bismarck who are jglad to welcome the family to town. Starts Messenger Service Clayton W. Ferguson hes started the City Messenger Service, which he be- i lieves fills a long-left want in the city. ‘He has office space in the Burleigh 'County Abstract company office on Fifth street, and his telephone num- ber is 953. He announces he will de-—~ ‘liver messages or hand parcels to any | part of the city | ater SUES = % MARKETS | i ESceisuee a BISMARCK GRAIN | (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarck Nov. i northern. | 35, . 1.42 No. 1 amber durum. . 1 mixed durum... - 1.30 No. 1 red durum.. - 1.20 No. 1 flax....... 1.67 No, 2 flax...... . T.62 No. 2 rye. 1.15 o MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis, Nov. 22—Barley 55¢ to 78c. ‘ Rye No. 2. $1.46% to $1.41%2. Bran, $33.00. Wheat receipts 562 cars compared with 551 cars a year ago. | ‘ . 1 northern, $1.52% to 1 $1541; $1.47%; March $1.51. | Corn No. ¥. 64c to GEC. i Oats No. 3 white, 39%4cfi to 40%. No, 1 flax, $1.87 to $1.88. | MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR | Minneapo! No’ 22.—Flour | un- changed to lower. In car- load lots~$8.60 to $9.00 a barrel in 98- pound cotton stacks. Shipments, 83,- 504 barrels. b CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Nov. 22—Cattle receipts, 1,000, Bulk native beef steers, $8.75 Sheep receipts, 41.000. Bulk natives, | $10.00 to $11.00. SOUTH ST. PAUL LIV South, St. Paul, Noy. 2 ceipts, 15,000. 60 cents lower. | Range, $10.00 to $10.60. | Bulk, $10.50 to $10.60. Pigs, $8.50 to $10.25, Cattle receipts, 19,000. ceuts lower. Feeding steers, $ Butcher cows, ers $6.50 to $8.50. _ Sheep receipts 18,000, Weak to 20 cents lower. Best lamb: Fat Ewes, Weak to 25 75 to $8.00. 3.75 to $6.50, feed- $10.00. 4.25 to $4. Million Dollar Band The Million Dollar Band which ap- peared in Bismarck last summer is now touring the south. The band had a Tun of tough luck in alabama, sev- eral players being ill with the male ria. Among them was Charles G. Boise Jr. of Bismarck. The boys have recovered, according to word re- ceived here, and will go on to Paim Beach, Fla. later for an engagement at one of the leading hotels To Cure a Cold in One Day Balte 9, 11—Lucas Block | 998 Take Grove’s LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears. the signature of E. W. Grove, 80ce > =