The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 2

PAGE TWO WAR OF BLUES _YS. ANTI-BLUES Down in Battle Against Blue Sundays (N. E. Si Special.) Washington, Feb. 3—The Blues and the .anti-Blues are fighting a war of | attrition. : Each is trying to wear down the j other in the battle for and against blue Sunda; The Blues—the Lord’s Day A lianee and other reform organiza- tions—det the desecration of the Sunday. complain people have drifted a from religicn and thaz, in rushing to sporting events. mov- ies and other amusements they have lost sight of their religious obliga- tions. The anti-Blues contend the Blues simply want to take the “sun” out of Sunday. And they would like to know what the Blues are going to do with the Sundays after they have sav- ed them. They see the country swing- ing back to these Puritan Jaws ior Sunday observance: F “No one shall travel, cook victuals. make beds, sweep house, cut hair or shave. cant “No one shall run, or walk in his garden, or elsewhere, except reverent. ly to and from meeting. : “Any perscn who shall be found smoking tobacco going to or coming from meeting. within two miles of the ‘meeting house, shall pay a fine for every. such offense. “No one shall make mince pies, dance, play cards or play any instru- ment of music except the trumpet, drum or jew’s-harp.” Here are the outstanding strategy and tactics in the Blue Sunday battle to date: \ * + The Blues The Lord’s Day Alliance has refer- red to “the great majority of senators and representatives in the state and national legislatures” as “weak in morals and incapable in mind” be- cause it has been unable to get restric- tive Sabbath legislation under way. The International Reform Bureau, Inc., of Washington, has declared that movies must not be shown on the Sab- bath. For carving a statue on Sunday, Leo Toschi of Boston was fined $10. The charge was “doing unnecessary work on the Lord’s day.” . hi In Zion City, Ill, \the premier blue a law town of America, Ovarseer Voliva announces a ban on phoftograph jazz reccrds. The American Association of Fairs and Expositions has declared’ for a ban on the exhibition of “freaks’— “ the fat woman, the human giant, the 1 bearded lady, the living skeleton, the ' missing link and their colleagues. E. C. Dinwiddie, one of the presi- dents. of the National Reform Asso- ciaticn, has declared he would devote 4 half his time to “field work” in con- nection with helping to bring about “Sinless Sabbaths.” Thirty-six states have anti-cigaret vlegislation before their legislatures. A bill to close every business estab- lishment and halt all passenger and » freight trains on Sunday has been ! introduced in the Tennessee Senate. ‘lr Nineteen men. of Atchison, Kan., are threatened with prosecution for send- ing a carton of cigarets to Pregident- elect Harding. Kansas to buy or give away cigarets. ANTI-BLUES Governor Edwards ,has urged the New Jersey Legislature. to kill all bills designed as Sunday blue laws. The Motion Picture Theatrical As- sociation vf the World has started a fight to preserve: Sunday movies. Judge Mitchell May of New York declared that Bolshevism and other radicalism would thrive in the discon- tent which a stricter Sabbath would stir up. More than 75,000 former service men, students in Knights of Colum- bus Schools throughout the country, have taken a stand against the pro- ngsed passage and enforcement . of Sunday blue laws. The Jewish Sabbath Alliance of America has resolved to wage a campaign against promotors of Sab. bath legislation on the ground that what they. propose’ would be in direct contravention ‘of .the ccnstitutiona{ guarantee of religious liberty. “The present day Sunday blue lav campaign has sprung from a puritani-, cal and. misguided conception,” says Dr. Wm. T. Manning, pastor of Trin- ity Church in New York. “The Pur- itans made_a serious blunder when they ruled Sunday amusement out.” Senator Paul H.. Kimball has. an- nounced that he will introduce in the coming Kansas Legislature a bill re- pealing the anti-cigaret law of Kan- sas, except as so far gs it applies to minors. Atty. General Armstrong of Mary- land has ruled that the blue laws, if given literal application, would make it illegal for churches to main- tain paid choirs, tS | SENATE BILLS | ey BILLS INTRODUCED, S. B. 112—Eastgate—Permittiny women to work, overtime. under cer- ain limitations. Woman's Welfare S. B. 113—Whitman—Relating to rent money on movie films. Ways and Means, S..B. 114—Gardiner—Reducing cap- italization required for companies in- suring certain lines. Insurance. BILLS PASSED, s. B. 56—Sperry—Providing for cancellation of mortgages by court orders. _S. B. 37—Baird—To cure defects in titles of real estate caused by failure of foreign corporations — to comply with Section 5238, ‘i S. B. 55—Sperry—Relating to de- positing of official dockets and pa-' pers of justices of the peace. S. B. 44—Thorson—An act to amend Wace Pon BOOKLET on MOTAERHOOD Ano Tne BABY. rere a» TMAGFIELO REGULATOR Co., DIPS 5-D. ATLANTA, Ga + | "SCENE It’s against. the’law in 2 FROM “THE BIRD OF PARADISE” — Our old friend “ine Sird of Pa’ ‘aiity is being proved this season by dise,” the’ Tully drama vi Hawaiian) the large attendance, in ihe same life, will play | ts annual engagement one here ieee Walton aly at the Auditorium, Feb. 10. Like some | \ho directs the flight of the perennial of the never-die predecessors, this ird of Paradise’ announces the play with its ukulele music, seems to | same-east as last season headed by have a hold upon the publie that) the popular actress Florence Rock- seems never to lessen. Despite this! weil; who will be ‘seen as Luana, is the tenth year of the play, its vi-! around whom the story revolves. wet OCR: officials newspaper law so as to tix| tions in towns in which there is no January\1 as date newspaper tukes|1ypographical union . from — require- office. ment that state printing bear union S. B. 49—Fraser and Ward-—Pro-1}zbel. Indefinite postponement. hibiting killing of deer in state 1 He BS 79—Repealing law requiring union label on al¥ state printing. In- itely postponed. 3. 87—~Repealing law providing ation and distribution of a pamphlet. Indefinitely post- uter November 10, 1926, and female deer after that time S. B, 57—--Wenstrom—Giving ors right to vote in old precin til they have est ished their dence, in anoth elect-| st un-] = and Resolutions on Third Read- ——— | ing HOUSE BILLS t Resolution memorializ- eo peas ae ae oy | 18 Congr to investigate and if sable establish a nation- in the petrified forest in the 5s of Billings county, Passed. B. Providing that school dis- trict shall pay tuition to another, dis- trict if student of one school district having no high school attends school Bt other district, tuition to maxi- ‘rium amount of $54 per year. 68 to 44, deemed a Bills 111--Hllingson - companies to - install and tain stock) les in stockyards m which an average of 50 carloads or more were shipped in past three . Railroad: H. Requiring B. a Passed r s to disinfect all tools. be- ‘ore brought in contact with custom- | 9: Public Health. , ert, Boyd — Amend- z the levy sinking fun separate pt for each separate und Irrigation. Resolution Urging display public buildin, Mcther's Day, sec- } 5—Giving boards of trustees same authority in correct- property titles as is now held by Passed 109 to 0. Relating to requirements wners of property in towns and ages to provide sidewalks on or- of board of trustees. Passed 104 ars. H. 56—Providing that when mo- made for directed verdict by art, and he deny motion, he shall i y to render verdict, and ap- then be taken to supreme of | 5 / smimitice Report pting state institu- Be Sure You Get WILSON S -: —the Nut Margarine made from selected nut oils — ' ; Freshly refined, freshly churned, fresh always. GAMBLE. ROBINSON CO. Distributors, Bismarck, North Dakota | For All Baking ‘Requirenjents se Climax Flour which is al- ways uniform == ====== in quality and contains a high percentage of gluten. Necessarily a high priced flour on account of its high quality. For sale by all grocers. Russell - Miller Milling Co. Bismarck, N. D, f THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ernor to name special torney Generats and t ferring 051.00 from Governor's fund ‘to Attorney General's. office to in Chat office. Passed, 58 to 52, (Emergency claus? ~on two-thirds vote lacking.) B. 7W4--Permitting granting of uew trial when shorthgnd notes are No beiag introduced because upreme court held that in a shorthand notes were. lost no ruin could be made trial plea, and novappeal could be inken because of the fact that rec- Passed 109 to 1. iN be- stuffs with ingredients on each: sack and that tests be made. by Agriculture college. ‘slightly amending strengthening present act. Passed 108 to 0. (first bill pessed by both houses.) S. B. 15—Amending law regarding letting of contract for scbodl co struction, requiring bids be ad tised_ for and providing read ment.of bids not received or ing contractor's bond araount. of — contract Passed 110 to 0. S. B. 8--That gu an can remove inmates if state board of administra- tion approves; feeble minded persons —must give them proper care: Passed LL to 0. e S. B. 1—Providing assistant attor- price. ney-general may finish, tigation in, which he was attorney before assum- ing office, after .he assumes office. and that state’s attorney ‘may’ take defense in counties in which he is not an’ official. Passed 108 Ao 0. Beulah Lignite Coa! $5.50 aad Bear Creek Coal $12.50 deliver- ed. Wachter Transfer Co. Phone 62 or 63. RIGHT EARFUL. 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Eight million bottles were bought at drug stores Inst year, the largest sale of the kind in the world, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has been On the market thirty years and there must be genuine merit behind it to develop so large and steady a sale. Buy a bottle today and you will quickly see why it is so popular. TRY IT FREE . Send me your name and address and I will send you a free trial bottle of mySyrup Pepsin. Address me Dr. W.B. Caldwell, 513Washington St., Monticello, Ill. Everybody now and then needs a laxative, and it is well to know the best.. Write me today. But when he, tried to be the | At homie, his wife crowned hi —-— IF IT’S GOOD TO EAT WE HAVE IT: - Our Canned Goods are as Fresh as in Harvest Time No Price ee aes eee Tomatoes, Whittier Brand, Large Size Cans 5 Tomatoes, Whittier B ge § oe Oc 1 can for 17¢; 8 cans for “otfee, Farm Houses Brand, 1 Tb, 30¢ 10 Ibs. for This is regular 4 Chickens, Fancy Dressed, per tb. Butter, Faney per, Ibe. Cream, Sweet per quart... Buttermilk that-is good per gallon Strawberries, Preserves, W ; Given Over Phone 0.cen Phis ‘is a régular 50 value, only have a few cans to i close out $2.80: 27c ceries. This store offers you the opportunity to buy,right but if you are indifferent and careless, and pay credit store prices, you can not expect to enjoy the saving that careful buyers at this store enjoy. Try. us tomorrow. Bakers’ Goods , Fleishman’s Yeast Fresh Daily E.A.BROWN 114 Fifth Street _ The Quality Grocer 1. VEGE A-L Bulk Cotte 3 pounds for Speciz oo) $2. can, regular price Mazola Cooking Oil Reduced price. per quart Paper Shell Pecans, Special price per pound ... Special 5 pkgs. for Special price A Snap. Special Price Roquefort Pimento ~ High Test: Swee ions, Parsnips, Rutab Swifts Pride Washing Powder Faney Peanut Butter, put up in 5 Ib. pails Pure Honey, put up in 5 1b, pails ' Wankesha Swiss Cheese put up in 5 pound Boxes, something fine SATURDAY SPECIALS ABLES ‘Brussel Sprouts, Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, Cauliflower, Celery, Green Peppers, Parsley, Cabbage, Spanish On- is, Carrots Wedding Breakfast Syrup, put up ins Tb. | $ At 50, reduced price ... 2.00 $1.00 Brick Cream ~ Piping het pancakes! ME “J’se in town, Honeyl’” AUNT JEMIMA So good made the Aunt Jemima way— __PANCAKE FLou R and so economical. iE ¢ et THE STORE OF SERVICE. With the Lowest Prices in Bismarck Shop and Save SATURDAY SPECIALS Sugar, (With a $2.00 order) 10 Ibs, for .... Buiter, Good Creamery, per Ib... Salmon, 1 1b. Tall Size per can Armour’s Veribest Milk, Tall, per can Sweet Potatoes, a Good Grade, per can . Ripe Olives, per can Spaghetti, With Cheese and Tomatoes, Peas, 2 cans for Soaps of all Kinds at Bargain Prices ges while they last, per doz, ismarck Special, Onr Own Coffee, a 50¢ value for ‘Red Rose Cotfee, BIDS. fOr... cca eg eee Royal Quality, 3 Grades at 3 Dilferent ‘Prices Blue Rose Rice, per Ib. oo. ee eee eee Waldorf Strawberries, per can .. Salt Herring, per Ib. . ~Come in an dsee idorout how you can save an extra They all wonder how we 5 per cent on your grocer do it, But! We do it just the same. Fresh Milk and Cream QRvery Day ‘Lezve your orders early as delivery will leave Sharp We Are Here to Serve You 2 p. m. ee Special Reductions ON GROCERIES 7 Davis's Grocery 319 Mandan Ave. Bismarck, N. D. Sugar, 10 Ibs. for .... White House Coffee, per Ib. oo. 2.2... : Kant Be Beat: Coftee,35¢ per Ib. 3 for Butter, 2 Ibs for .. : : Milk, Tall Van Camps or Carnation . Strawberries, No. 2 Waldor?, Reg. 55¢ 21-2 1h. Tins Honeysuckle Syrup, Reg. 7 1-2 Gallon Trixy Mola Jello, 3 pkgs. Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 1 Lenox Soap, 22 Bar seeeeeeee oc Gl.00 Electric Spark Soap, 10 Bars ...... secon cap oe ee F8C Nigh Grade Can Goods for Your Inspection ; : 319 Mandan Ave. iz IYVESUEERSTHRGSURREEU EEE AGES TAGES SHULMAN l The South Side General Mercantile Store MORRIS ZVORIST, Prep. 222 9th Street South Phone 957 SPECIAL REDUCTION ON GROCERIES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921 Sugar, 10 Ibs. for 2... Sugar, per 100 1b. sack White House Coffee, per Ib... Red Rose Coffee, 3 Ibs. for Tall Van Camp Milk, per can Purity Creamery Butter, per Ib. Strictly Fresh Eggs, 2 dozen for .... Black and Green Tea, per Ib. 22... eal "DP. & G. Soap, 10 Bars for Lenox Soap, 10 bars for Heinz Vinegar, per gal Heinz Pure Apple Butter, quart j Monarch Baked Beans, 2 1b. Can Fa Canned Corn, Peas, per can... v (an Standard Tomatoes, 25e seller vo. 3 Can of Fancy Green Gage Phins. Peanut Butter in Glasses seller Fancy Cranberries, per Ib, Green Olives Giant, T5e seller ....... Hershey's Goc 11 Chocolate, 1-2 Ib. ¢ Shredded Wheat 20¢ seller, 3 boxes for Bt wee AOE Quaker Oats, 4 Ib. package 0.0.0... 3 oe BOG Armout’s Roasted Corn Flakes, 3 packages eee AOC Faney Brooms, $1.25 seller oo... coe. ccc d cele 90¢ With every $5.00 order a ‘market’ basket free SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921 We Deliver All Orders iN HOHE i |