The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TISTUNE 0 WOMAN red wor- ry abcut. the prevail- ing styles: being unsuited to her type for this spring. A very fine selected assort- ment of the approved modes is-now ready to re- Turbans, toques, tams, tailor and~ braided sailors, .sport effects and elaborate picture-hats com- prise our most uaqusual se- lection this season. Prices this season are most reasonable. view. New Modes in Spring Millinery ! | Miss Mary Buchholz, Millinery 119 3rd Street FARM BUREAUS COMMITTEE WILL ASK FOR AGENT To Meet in City in Aptil—J. M.; Thompson President of Organization executive committee of the Bur- jeigh County Farm Bureau organiza- tion will meet in Bismarck on April 5 to urge the employment by the coun- ty of a county agent, it was announced today by President J. M. Thompson, of Still. . \ The bureau,’ now organized with permanent officers, plans to take an active interest in all farm matters in the county. The annual meeting of the county organization will be held in June. Oificers have been elected as fol- lows: President—J.._M. Thompson, of Still. Vice president—George Day, *. of Glencoe. Secretary—Mits Elizabeth Allens- worth, of Glencoe. ' ‘Yreasurer—Mrs. Ellison, ling. Directo Fritz Haga: CONDEMN CITY PES’ HOUSE AS FILTHY PLACE of Ster- Will Morris, L. Skeels, (Continued from Page 1) of a hot air furnace, which is a dis- ease carrier. The walls are erly and dirty. Water has to be car up from the kitchen range for tum: - gation bath. Path water is drained out by knockitig holes through the wall, and is permitted to stand in a pool around the southeast corner of the- house. Table scraps and dish water are thrown out around the rear of the house, where pools are numei- ous. Such filth constitutes a regular breeding place for flies. Ask About Money Patients have no way of know- ing where money p: for'cate goes an@ a great many contradictcry statements were made by various par- ties in reterence thereto. We were informed one time that it was retain- ed by Mr’ Liner; another’ time that he had-to turn it over to. the city commission; also that the patients who were unable to pay. for their 4, ‘care had their j health offi enses paid by city to Mr. Li t the rate of $15.09 per week, which in Turn should WA are interested in knowing the; truth of the matier. 5. It is our belief that a crimind! offense was con tted m one piu- tient, Andy Apson; janitor of the So. hotel, was brought out and in ten days had him taken back. This pa- tient slept in the basement, and in the opinion of the rest of i never had his-clothes off did not have his clothes tum gated; was diven no fumigatic showed patients upstairs 5 arms which still had: on sce the health officer took him i: the law committed a nal act, We als and cr nd why the r should ask some of the patients for $5.00 ‘before allowin them to enter the Detention Hos tal. 2 We cannot understand why’ this particular case was so handlea whe. seme ot the rest of us were held sev- eral days after the danger of conta- gion w past. We hold this to be partial and unjust on the part of the health officer, and for these reasons consider him incompetent and unfit to be health officer. Expect Action. of us who are residents annot unde 6. Those .of Bismarck are vitally interested in this case,-and we certainly expect to see some action take in the matte: so that our citizens may be protected, and the Detention Hospita) will not be a menace to our city. The rest of us feel that for common decency anil common humanity, this deplorable condition should be corrected. ' , If deemed necessary, we, and éaca of us, are willing to sign an affi- davit as to the truth of the afore- said statements. Very respectfully, MRS. A. B. TONER, C. K. MARTIN, L. A. MORRISON, W. M. GLANDER, H. F. BRINKMAN, E. B. MtCARTHY, A. P. ANSON, H. M. HERALD. For Colds, Grip or Influenza and as a Preventive, take GROVE'S Laxative BLOMO QUINNINE Tablets. The g bears the signature of E. W. ‘ove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 0c. Shop at the Emporium, 116 5th St., and save money. « Auction Sale The personal property of: the bankrupt es- , tate of Rubin Miller will be sold at auction | sale, for cash, to the highest bidders, on Saturday the 12th day of March, at one o’clock, p. m., on the George Guessner farm, one and one half mile south of Bis- _marck. This property consists of sixteen head of horses, full and complete outfit of farm - machinery, and over seventy tons of hay. / Terms of Sale—Cash Chas. T. Staley, Trustee . the} he! turned over to the city commission, e-the ly i joecass ae A Les yany meters be t in so doing, in our opinion, violated | 05 -Comve | does not have the necessary appar-; } atus. | HUGHES CO, MUST GIVE PATTERSON BENEFIT, RULING ie | Railroad Cade iacton Acts in! '~ Case Involving Utility } Service f ss AFFECTS TWO HOTELS: The board of ra ad commission- ers, in an order handed down today, orders “that E\@. Patterson be given combined reading and. benefit of slid- ing scale for all steam used in the} McKenzie ‘and So hotels and Patter- somhall; that he be given combined reading. and benefit of sliding scale for all electric current uséd for light ing purposes; for that used for cook: | ing purposes; and that used for power purposes in the McKenzie and Soo hotels and Patterson. hall, ‘dating; trom Marclt 1.” | ‘The order is made on petition of Pat-; terson ‘against the Hughes Electric; company, the petition being filed Jan.) 11, 1921, and hearing held Jan. 28. | ‘The commission order says that for some time meters were installed ane wiring done under the direction of Mr. Hughes, manager of the Hugines;{ Electric company, and that Patterson was given combined reading of meters | and benefit of scale, gn all steam and electri zvice for ‘three hotels and: However, about two years ago, the order says, individual reading or meters was made and bills render- ed accordingly, no reason being given ! by the Hughes Electric company for the change. The gar given benef! sliding scale, nd water companies has! of combined reading and the order says. ; ‘he commission order $ Northwest hotel, being 140 feet aw from the basement of the McKen: | uded in the ‘combined ding unless Patterson makes ar- ements to read meters for that ho- tel in Basement of McKenzie. Patterson also askea that the Hugh-/ ted to sev if they were correct. This was de- nied, the commission stating that it SHALLPOK HAS RUN COURSE IN | CITY, BELIEVED Few Cases Left‘and Not Much Contagious Disease in City Smallpox has about run its course} in the city this winter, in. the opin-! jon-of Dr. C. EB. Stackhouse, health officer. Ther2 are \but ,cases in the detention hospifAal at thy present time. There have been about 5) reported during the winter, mo: iof them light cases, and many com- {ing from outside of the city. There, are a few cases “of, fever in the citys and it may ‘iner but Dr. Stackhouse does not expect any great increase. The usual num- ber of spring cases of mea i pected to develop from the cases now} in the city. { Generally speaking the ntimber or contagious disease cases in the city is not unusual, i LINES POINING IN EFFORT IN EAST AND WEST} thre rle (Continued from Page 1) {eastern railroads of*taking steps io | bring about reductions in the war- time wage scale of unskilled employ s he reductions will be urged, the Is said, to keep the roads out of hankruptcy and enable them event- ually to reduce t: f rates which at now to be “higher than the pui- lic can bear.” At the same time come offi from the Association of Railroad Sx-} ecutives that lower rates of pay for | skilled_workers probably would be | sought after the wages for unskilled; men are readjusted. } Great Western Plan, ' One road, the Chicago Great West- ern, took the lead among the west- ern lines in the matter of reduction by announcing it proposed-a 20 per cent de ise in the pay of every. employe from the president down with the exception of train service men, telegraphers and skilled men. The pay of unskilled workers wouid be brought down to the rate paid in other industries if possible. Confer- ences will be held with the employes at Oelwein, Ta., March 19. About 9,000 men would be affect- ed. Its proposed policy is similar to that announced by the Pennsylvania railroad. af . Mut Conier. In evewy case the roads specified | they would seek lower wages in ace ¢ ordance with one prov sions of the ,; Taalac co build @ man up and get him ! have enjoyed ior y |.L just felt completely used up. \in these cdnferences, NORTH DAKOTA | Robert Leady- Accused of Con- ; Noon, - MILLIONS HAY IT CERTAINLY |. MADE A BIG CHANGE IN HIM' i Netes Saw Anyting to Build A! Man Up Like Tanlac Says Zoost “IT never saw such a medicine as to feeling like something,” said Otto Zoost, a well-known butcher living aty 820 Broadway, Fargo, XN. D. “Tam in better h Ith today than | and Tanlac is what made the difference. For three years. my stomach wi out of or- der I couldnt cat a thing but what caused sourness,: gas vd shortness of breath and made; me feel miserable for hows. “My. ead ‘ached like it weuld kill me, and. .was so dizay- headed at times 1 would stagger if I tried to welk. I had no appetite, my strefgth all seemed to leave me and “But ‘Tanlac certainly changed! things right aboutfor me. My ap-) petite is enormorp’t¥w, my: stomach! never gives me a particle of trouble; and ! sleep like a school boy, J have! been built up in weleht and ‘strength! and teel like a brand new man. 'Tan=| lac will always get a good word from! Tanlac is sold in Bismarck by Jos, | Breslow, in Driscoll by N. D. and J. H.! Barette, in Wing by H. P. Homan, in| Strasburg by strasburg’ Drug Co.! Stratton & Earp Rega: Advt.| | that conferences must be held with employes and the conicrence brought betore the railroad labor board only | when the agreement could be reached | Statements issued by the presidents of various roads declared that the proposed cuts were necessary to en- able the roads to run, AGENTS. CASE GOES T0 JURY spiracy in Booze Business i trial of | acting fed- rgo. March N.—'The | Robert B. Leady, former eral prohibition chiet ta, and two others char spiracy to transport liquor to,-Sio Falls, S. D. will go to the jury in : federal district court here today, T- fense and government had rested ac The defense counspl arguet’ that no evidence had been introduced to, con- nect Leady with conspiracy with O. Haugen, of Moorhead, Minn., and Theo. Musgjerd, former prohibition of clerk here, who are on trial with Leady. BE RETURNED TO TAXPAYERS Washington, Mar. 11;—Solicitor General Frierson, in closing the gcovernment’s argument today in _ the “corporate bond tax case” said the government conceded formally that the internal revenue bureau had ered in assessing as’ profits the difference between the market value of an investment on Mar. 1 1913 and that 0: a subsequent date of sale. If the court acccpts Mr. Frier- son’s view, as Associate Sustice Pitney indicated that it ,would, thousands of individual assess- ments upon which millions of dol- » lars of assessments on which tax- es already have becn paid will be aunuled. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | MEALS AT 212 Mrs. W. 3-1l-iwk HOUSE FOR SAI.E—New, modern bungalow, five larze rooms’and bath. Jarage in basement; one of the best ‘in the city. » see this beautiful bungalow is to admire it; “$ cash, balance cn easy terms. J. H. Holihen, 314 Broadway. Phone» 745. 3-11-2t COOKED Phone 468-X. HOME Sixth St. Lukens. NOTICE | Long Lee, Jing On’ and Jung | Con will sive a bill of sate to Chas. Wong Wee on March 15th, 1921, for. American Cafe. Sell your cream ‘and poultry to our agent, or ship direct to Northern Produce Co., _Bis- marck. Write us for prices on, cream and_poultry.—Northern! Produce Co. | j mother nations refused citizens of the | to be d noon, March 11. | Highe: ; Saturday; colder tonight; cold wave; ELTING _ Tonight and Tomorrow “Behold My Wife” from “The Translation of a Savage” By Sir Gilbert Parker Coming Thursday, Friday, Saturday MARSHALL NEILAN’S o “Go and. VOTE BAN ON JAPANESE, AND OTHER ALIENS Texas House Takes Action After: . Colony Is Started Austin, Tex. Match 11.—Theé anti-] alien ownership bill intended to pro- hibit Japanese and other dliens whose | United States’ the same privilege, | from acquiring land Texas pass ¢ unanimously last night. ion of the lower body ot ature followed the acqui {tion of a considerable, tract of in southern Texas .by Japanese colo- 8, who indicated they would en- courage the location of other Jap2- nese in thé state. VO RETURN MEX Fort Worth. Te: ximately 6.000 retutned to their s will be| native Jand from! | Texas, according to the estimate af, Immigration Inspector G. H. Smitit.| He said he had received orders from! Washington, demanding that, all Mex-| icans .in,the United States on spe permit, such ds agricultural or indus trial, return home. RANCHER’S WIFE SHOOTS THREE OF CHILDREN One Dies, While Two of Them May Recover, It Is Said Lovell, Wyo., Mar, 11.—Mrs. James! Watters, wife of a prominent rancher in the Big Horn basin, last night shot and killed three of her children, wounded. three others and reloading the revolver, killed jerself. ‘Two of the children were reported ng, While cne may live. Mrs. Watters is believed ,to ya, bean ine sane. One of the wounded children died | this morning. The other two children’ will live, aceoralng | to ph sicians. WEATHER REPORT. For twenty-four hours ending at Temperetpre at 7 A. M yesterday . Low yesterday Lowest last night Pr pitation ..,- Highest wind velocity . Forecas' For North Dakota: Fair tonight and’, Paying for the Home “Up to to! years ago’ my money all went to doctors and medicine for my stomach trouble. 1 was constant- ly filled with gas and no medicine helped me permanently until f tried a bottle of M Wonderful Remedy that time with excellent results. Now [ am using my money in paying for a home.” i aple, harm- i emoves the mucus from the intestinal re and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver ane intestinal ailments, includ- ing pendici One dose will con- vince or money refunded. Ady. OARSENESS -— Swallow slowly small pieces —rub well over the throat. VISkKs APOR Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly The Best of ‘Everything SMARC THEATRE Tonight—Tomorrow Wm. Farnum in “When a Man Sees Red” A Strong, Virile play with Farnum at His Best. ' Coming Monday Tom Mix His Own Super-Special “The Road Demon” Get It” in the northwest portion with tom-| perature below zero Saturday morn-} ng. Germany is using animal muscular fiber in the menufacture of a new artificial silk, THRILLS—ACTION—ROMANCE STUNTS NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED WILLIAM F AIRBANKS “A Western Adventurer” An Unusual Western Story of the Ideal Young. Ameri- can Doing Daredevil Stunts That Will Thrill and Charm You An aeroplane stunt that will make you gasp. A horse and rider go up on an aeroplane 500 feet in the air and are shot off, dropping into the water. An all-metal plane was used and a ‘half dozen ‘cameras were stationed at various places to get fhe falling effect. One horse was killed, an aeroplane was wrecked and one man injured taking this stunt. You will like Bill Fairbanks because he will appeal to you as the ideal type of young American. ORPHEUM Tonight and Tomorrow Also 2. Twe Reel Comedy 2. Shows 7:15 and 9:00 LOGAN’ “We Thank You” Head Lettuce Celery Tomatoes Parsnips Carrots Rutabagas Heinz’s Pork and Beans All three sizes and all three kinds; new prices and also special prices by the dozen. . For That Salad De Luxe Imported Peeled Muscat Grapes. Just the thing you have been looking for. a 2 National cuit, Cookies have taken another decline and you will receive the benefit. ube Graham 7 Cube Premium About 5 Ibs, About 4 Ibs, Per Cube ......24c | Per Cube ......22¢ Try One ov Both Canned Fruits Your‘attention is called to the fact that we have received notice of declines in most canned fruits and‘our goods are accordingly marked on the new bas They are not specials but bare facts. e COFFEE COFFEE The old, old story about being fresh roasted daily. Let us tell you how much coffe depreciates after roasting. Prim-o-rosa, ver Ib. .... 438¢ Logan’s Special . .38e Last Delivery Saturday 4:30 p. m. Other week days 4:00 p. m. CLOSE AT 8 P..M. SATURDAY EVENING Both Phones 211 118 3rd Street Big Special Sale on all Hosiery . Including Phoenix Just Received 100 New Spring Suits to be Placed on Special Sale Saturday and Monday Only Lot No. 1 at $19. Suits up to $125.00 _ All Hats 20% Discount Saturday & Monday 50. Lot No. 2 at $22.50. Lot No’ 3 at $2950, These Suits are Worth up to $45.00. Sizes from 16 to 51. We Have Big Shipment of Taffeta Dresses Just Received at Prices from $19.50 to $89.50 Ds ZS