The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 3

5h SOARES LT TT ee Ee! sa a PB i “ + \ 4 . Cf i i THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE an — vo ° Sais aaa eras ceeds cine “The Poppy Lady” Brings Howers | are anxious for the United Statos and| over towi- where volunteers for dp-| F ——— [aro am a . vrs for dp-[ FARMERS ATTENTION | Japan to cooperate in Asia, particu-| tense forces are being enrolled. T PPERS ! larly in China and, that this may Parks Army Camps. ea HIDES AND FURS ON H ’ | bo ‘brought about, are doing every-| Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, THE PREVAILING MARKET sf | J rom all ers 18 or emoria a) thing they can to remove whatever] favorite play s are now locked them to a Bood wdvuntage Instead of AE RR Ass ee dade | obstacles that may prevent an early against the kids. but inside are tented | Pet us tan “them into. fur sets, ‘Tobem, | iaeee TARTAR ona RTT ARE RR | Japaneso-American agreement. cities of infantry, cavalry and artil-| coats or leather. Send for free price list | LS SHA EUR ee ky These men see in such cooperation | jery with wireless stations and tags. If you prefer selling, we al- MAKE DRIVE RAIN PLEASE | . cag’ er aie a oma ; | China ly salvatio: S 1 y stations. Ways pay the highest market price. | hinas, ouly salvation. Separately,! ‘hese parks also will be used as E BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. FOR MEMERS OF MORT { | and in a body, Viscounts Shibusawa. | storage places for food for a great| "T™ "'SSMancKeN. Bt OO A ‘ON COUNTY i | Kaneko and Dr, Dan told me_ with] city, ; Sreat carnestness that danger lies} Wimp! Ce i 3 5 .L. AUXILIARY] GRAIN GROWERS |thend for Doth Japan and the United |appearance of «big army camp ' A drive will be made tomorrow and day | States if they go into China as rivals, | its activities. ’ . Saturday for new members for the creased Saino tots proustt in| puiereee wrornine cooporatinn bath Every underground road trom Lon-|| Phone 456K or 179K American Legion auxiliary, Miss Mary| the county. Over 60 percent of all the} (ede sabes ora along with Japan. (don districts is unloading scores of To H Y acalllic is in charge of the cam-| grain is aiready in the ground, it is! | qe Rare teataen a oe since {MCh dressed in civies, but mostly o Have Your ign. ; estimated. i | r °¢} equipped with rifles and other army As many prospective members as —_-_— | | Litave been in Japan'it has Peon this: | paraphernalia—reservists responding | gman 0 NaN Possible will be personally visited but { | That in its dealings with Japan the to the king’s call ‘mii ll i all are requested to get in touch with GLEN ULLIN i | votes 4 tie Ee Tt a Old army sergeants are — putting’ 5 illic by phone BOYS AND GIRLS | frank, straightforward though sympa- Ma oleae Chea Wee ae aay ale: Ashes Hauled. MAY REVIVE PICK OUT DUROCS: j thetic, language which will be Un-| ciptine. aes Heute 4 cae ee y ins lean . i Rightly or wrongly the impression A eer eee } al wns. ‘ HEBRON DAIRY he members of the boys and girls iseems to have got abroad in Japan nat ia estimated that ihe government Black Dirt for Lawns. COW CIRCUIT) oe et es ann have decided that the United States is “out after| #8 no less than 20,000 regulars in.) Sand and Gravel pn the Duroc Jersey as the hog for} something” in China. This the mili- greater London while the total within : ——————e them and George H. Isle, county; | ‘ . striking distance is probably 50,000. and George H. Isle, county agent, has] agent, has already made arrangements| | tarists are using {0 thelr advantage: The government announced that un- ‘ pee at, Hebron at the request of| for their purchase, i }. Zhe hands pve at ieee panekes, der the order to reservists 25,000 will all kinds of team work palleln srecders (here who wish to] There are 46 boys and- girls en-| | strengthened and the way to be recalled to the navy, 300,000 to the = ‘Mrs iste declares that he thiuks that} | strengthen them is for Washington at The, vith the reeulgr anabtisierectg. facia this."will be donc. Dairying is in. - j once to“find a way to tell Japan and} ig in the last ap fi a ie _ - Ps creasing in all sections of Motor MORGAN SEEKS | | the (worl Amoticas gims ta the.Fer Prine the artiod taresé ie te 830.000" | C U Webster & Sons coun : it ‘wi | | East, eee Pig tech ~ U. ora be the looting, inanens deewill YOUNG STOCK) | At present they are woefully mis- ihe lateiie of carrying this large | The New Salem Holstein Circuit is live ate | | uniderstood in this important part of) ¢ fe he au vealed, a ab. known all over the United States, and ee Morgan, dive Stock specialist ot | | the Orient. sshe-iael BAY Caled ther coal andastre? fave aut all stock produced there brings a|the extension division of the Nort \ ile et ei months | “thus avoidi recipi-| . A - ae Dakota Agricultural college, has been: i a months longer, thus avoiding precipi- fancy price. The Flasher circuit,| ! | tation of th S| E i : : */ in ‘Morton county seeking Holstein i ‘ation of the present wage dispute. a 2 a 5 aining over reserv- Salemites speed up if they are to| ‘lub of Walsh county 1 \ ists .the government makes allowances | maintala the leadetehtp, ————— | | to wives of reservists, ranging from $2 | ‘A new Holstein circui i Leaves For East. i i The ihn ae 3 | ma a planned ‘oul of afendan, Thus, rune Miss Clara Miller, superintendent of | Mme. ANNE E. GUERIN relly so ile euthout childrens to.39 TRANSFER LINE Hebron organization is revived it will ite pea hospital left last night) The Poppy Lady of France has children of both nations to remem | : PARA yen icniloreta. \ esi ska : reat‘ breedi ‘or points in the eastern ‘part of the come to America again! ber, and to foster the friendshiy | 1 | give ee county. four great breeding) vote She will talk for the hggpital She ‘has brought with her mil-|which had ite. inception on & PRAISED THEM TO HIS FRIENDS) moagyey circuits which should make it a Hol- 4 lions of tiny red silk poppies, the |, pattlefield. i Reservists Called to Colors as Backache is a symptom of weak! stein center, project at Oakes, Lidgerwood, Under-; kind that “blow on Flanders Field.” Its members in France, war wid) | or disordered kidneys, Stiff and pain-i Phone 18 Pra wood, Lisbon ond other places and a ee ie eon te ie portal Dar {OWS and’ orphans, have made the | Precaution Against Labor ful joints, rheumatic aches, sore mus- = Visiting Mandan Friends. will then attend the state meeting of; in honoring the brave dead who| millions of red poppies--exact re. cles, puffiness under the eyes are Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Reuter of Glen| hospital superintendents at Grand! sleepin French soll, oy yy | held--which ‘America is to wear on | Revolution others. These symptoms indicate that Light and Ullin, are visiting friends in Mandan. | Forks. | the “American Legion “and other May 30th, ‘This blood hued blossom | the kidneys and bladder need help roa? ss a a patriotic organizations as their | im F vy: to do the work of filtering and cast- Heav laulin . : va » {symbolize the spirit .that susti . " = t uw on : Leaves for Carson, “ ee om Tons. ada ered ‘ogion convention. lust the. ‘ietorious “hacions during the | BY MILTON BRONNER ing out from the symtem poisous and m : Mrs. George Dailey has left for Car- Mrs. Fred Mitche as returned | Fall that Mme, Anne KE. Guerin was |Years oC siruggta when the, out: London, April 20.—“By the King—| waste products that cause trcuvle | son, N. D., to visit friends. from Milford, Iowa, where she was{ geatened pane: eR hich she os itis a ayinbol. too: of ihe love and a Froctataatjons | Ben Richardson, Wingrove, W. Va, S. ND and GRAVEL — called by the death of her brother. | now known on two continents, sravitude Hrance beats for Ameticn: | These words form the beginning of wiles “L uy pale Foley Kidney ; : Here: From Glen Ulin, SL ae al je Foppy Lady is the founder of | On. this emoria ay, France | poster's pasted up all over Great Brit-! pills because they have helpe me,” House Movin; Ve Gina, Mrs. Charles Wachter ot carl Caan Foot. uenclacl rota oa oye cameriea: Tiaisia with poppies, ‘white every ain, on bliin public buildings and | are a ' slen Ullin, motored to Mandan yester- ‘arl Keidel, living on‘ the Keidel| is is a growing movement which | patriotic man, woman and child {church notice hoards. Piano and Furniture Movin day. ae farm south of the city. came to Man-| {eek POf.culy fovala the litle mal: | ves, here wil, weary MORDY gig | "God Save the King!” —— oe a dan yesterday for treatment of his; more important, hopes to teach the | died In vain.” That's the yay they bate acie-vi SHO-CARD WRITIN Excavating and Grading Leave for Visit. which which was badly bruised when‘ a ; - To the British they bring back viv- ‘ ol Commissioner J. B. Fredericks ana | tractor ran over it. | idly memories of the opening days of | and ‘ ' Paul Ferderer left last night for the ee | JAPANESE FEEL AMERICA IS UNJUST the great war. Only the new, proc” SIGN PAINTING COAL and WOOD . Twin Cities and Chicago for an annual Seenres Contract. ee jlemiations Go net ie eee Phone 669 : visit, Mr. Fredericks will also visit] Charles Kidd has secured the con-| The greatest possible contribi- | a country which belongs to the same|War against Germany. ey order 219 Main Street friends at Blogmington. tract for the erection of a new consol-| tion to a peaceful solution of tne | race as America and which has the|8?my, navy and air force reservists) Bi k Furnit Cc All Work Guaranteed ] idat@® school at Glenmore, N. D., thir-, Problems that involve the Uni! fsame language with her. ‘The present |? Teport to the colors. Hemarch SUrmure oe J Will Give Dance, ty miles south of Jamestown. | States and Japan is being mile | estrangement btween Great Britain: Another poster beginning eke died (ae eel The Daughters of Isabella w'll give ——— by William Philip Simms, noted | and America is by no means less than|! Help the Naven invites a pelos ted a dance Friday, April 22, at the Elke Judge Berry to Dickinson | correspondent, who is in the Ori- | that between Japan and America, but} men to join defense forces for nye B hall. The food sale has been postponed} Judge Berry left yesterday for Diti-| ent making a first-hand study of | Great Britain knows full well that it! Labor Strife Cause to Saturday. inson, where he is sitting for Judge; the situation for the readers of | would produce much evil and no good The meaning of these things is that} e e _- Pugh. ’ | The Tribune. This is one. of a | to antagonize America, !the government does not propose to; Safety and Service : Beulah Man Visits Mandan, ad | Series of disaptches from Simm: “This is why she is. submitting,|leave anything undone to prevent the \ ee self 7 aia pr res ria $ Iving in-/| Mark Markowitz of Beulah, was a| Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Janda| YoU owe it to yourself to rea with mor.ification, to the will of the! present industrial crisis reso! “ ” Mandan visitor yesterday. of Selfridge, a daughter. thom all-—=The ‘Editor: world’s wayward child.” [te revenuttoH zh eee ealeid anal THE TWO STRONG PILLARS ON WHICH se TT Hi Real’ Yellow Peril! | are eee rina’ Dal crald, WE ARE BUILDING OUR BUSINESS By William Philip Simms ‘There spoke onéTricnd of the mili \the labor journal, the Daily Herald,j TABASCO BANANAS ane the: price hag: declined. to. 49 hair GAUTe ae > News-| tarists, Here spe another, the sence the Fe eee eee nite ; ents, | a o As Yorodzu, in denying the existence of| Garg 1 ‘4 They’ Not Like the Sau e4 I won ne = panne Brower? ‘a ero AE 21.—What does Japan; one “Yellow Peril and conjuring, up cua ieee would think Great Brit-| re Not Like the ce,| Listen to H. S. Marshall, formerly of; think of America? another: joe vein Ware i : Winchester, Va., employed down here;. Since so much may depend upon “It is not Japan, but another coun- ane pga for a great Adah | But Are Blooming for 20 years by several large fruit|the accuracy of the answer to this! try which has. planned the world's! Tone See terete | By Newspaper Enterprise. companies and now proprietor of ‘a sae one I have, gone to ieee pai largest armaments and is offering to| ond Sere, ° i ., 7 i machinery business. 0 find out the truth as nearly as is] treat the world to the alternative of ee AOPe ! Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, April “Raw land ideally adapted for rais-| humanly possible, The answer, then,| the power of wealth or the power of At aight there are sounds of mon . i p ' marching, marching, marching and of 5 . 21.—All the middle west is due for in-| ing hananag.gan be purchased for $25/ 1 would divide into three part: tire sword. ee eee yeiiy.— i creasing shipments of Tabasco bana-| American money an acre. ; .\First: Among the Chauvinistic] “It is not Asia, but Europe, which the clatier o pth stations all| nas. “To clear and plant it to bananas | ae and the muilltarist cloque, the] Js submissive to the power of a sin-| Tere are Tee BS mie caer , i -iean com.| Will cost another $25. Jnited States is held up as a rapa-| gle country. waiter povers AT Ale a “Eleven months-after planting you | cious, domineering country which, un-| “The bogey which is most likely to | PL ne ead ae ae oo [can begin to ship bananas. ‘The crop] less hindered by a show of force—| visit the world is not that "Yellow 5 \ is yea 000, is constant. | or power to strike back—threatens to/ ‘Peril’ which relates to the color of u r ! sg Aa ea aa aie N ee “One hundred acres already plant: | become another Germany, warlike} the skin, but to the color of:gold. “1s | can money per banch in 1914 for bas] ed and bearing will cost $50 an acre | 2nd greedy for trade. i « “It is also not imfiossible that the s | ‘ ey be ; 9 or $5,000. | Second: Among the liberals, pro-| color may turn gray”, the color of | : a, bicep rr abenga Ae to ne bane “Such a farm will produce 40 bunch. | gressive business men and anti-mili- stecl with which huge warships are rom l es i n e got as high as 60 cencs ‘ee of banafias'a fonth per-acre the tarists, there is the belief that though] built.” i American gold per bunch. year vround:. pera | there seems to be an inclination on AvPortentious Plot | : | F | : | Experienced | Mothers know the value of Mornenr’s Frienp For its wonderfully penetrating effect which softens the broad, flat, abdom- inal muscles under the skin of the abdomen. There is an absence of bearing-down pains, strain and general discomfort, more often than otherwise experienced when nature ig unaided. Mother’s Friend is used externally. -t all Druggists. Special Booklet on Motherhood and Baby free. BradGéld Regulator Co. Dpt. F-12, Atlanta,Ga, “That means an’ annual gross in-} 2 will help give public opinion in Japan come at present prices of $21,000. | plomacy will straighten things out] g ee on whieh ComineaL is| \ Long-time Sufferer There's Re- The cost of operations will not be) and the two nations will once more This from the Chugai lief With Pyramid Pile two-thirds of that, resume their old-time, traditional Suppositories After the first year profits on such | friendship. “It was recently reported that Dr./ PP . a farm should be 40 per cent.’ | Third: Among the people, the rank Try Pyramid MINOT TO HAVE FLOWER MISSION Minot is to‘have the first Flower) fission and Relief Station in the! state, This is a part of the W.C. T. U.! -work and Miss Inez Lee is state; Superintendent of that department.; Arrangements are being completed for, @ place in which to have the station and further announcements will be; made in a few days. Although they} are two distinct things, the giving yf flowers to the sick and: shut-ins and giving relief to the poor and geedy are along similar lines, so it: has been decided to combine the two here. i The first domestic reindeer broyght to Alaska were imported in 1892 from, Siberia. t There are now in Alaska 200,000 reindeer, 70 per cent of which are| owned by Eskimos, | CAR WASHING .in our’ Orient, where can it be found the part of Amer at present to tt the Japanese unjustly, time and di- and file, the men in the street and the workmen, they have no opinion— yet. The opinion they will ultimately ar- rive at depends upon the events of the next few months and the tactics pursued by those in power. The tendency, however, is against America, owing to the anti-Japanese agitation in the United States and the attitude of a section of the press which consistently misrepresents, or misinterprets, America's ac . America “is the wayward child among the nations,” said the Yomiuri, editorially. “If any country attempts to lay its hands on rights and interests in the American continent, she — will drive it aff, fourishing the weapon of Monroeism. Yet she, herself, brings) her catpitalism into full play in every corner of the world, and has a navy, boasted as the world’s first navy, to back it up. “It there is a country now taking, or contemplating an aggressive policy it it is not America? AN. Puffed Up “The America of today is not the Americé of pre-war days. She is | puffed up and may not be content un- | till her puffing has blown up the | whole world. And heres a third editorial which Ferguson, an American adviser to the president (of China with a view ul- timately to laying the foundation of a Chino-American offensive and defen- sive alliance, had laid plans for the establishment of soldiers’ young men’s associations in Peking and other places where troops are stationed. “It is very strange that the same Americans who ‘so strongly denounce militarism should take such militar- istic pteps in Asia. * * * . “It seems that China rejected the proposal of ‘Dr. Ferguson, and it is said that he has gone to America to obtain the support of the American government for his plans. On hig re- turn to Peking he will perhaps make greater efforts: to realize his pro- jects. If China persists in rejecting them it will prevent any misunder- standing among the powers. “At the same time the powers| should watch with particular atten- tion whether America attempts to carry out a self-stultifying policy of the kind mentioned.’ The Qther Side The opinions offer a perfectly fair picture of the kind of things the mili- tarists and their friends are regularly preaching nowadays in Japan. , But liberalizing influences are at work. “It is necessary to limit armaments No Matter If You Have Been a no matter what “ 4 from an opcra- i z tion. Get a 60 i m cent box of i Pyramid Pile Suppositoriesat any drug store. It is the right thing to do, to relieve itching. bleeding or protruding | piles, hemor- | rectal troubles. rhoids and“ such Take no substitute. Use coupon for free trial. OB ™M' MINNIE With our new McClintock CLINTOCK CO APOLIS. 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GET A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX NOW Safety ‘First The Wachter Transfer Co. as far as possible,” says the power- ful \Nichi-Nichi, on military reform, “but there is greater need, in this country for reforming the army it- self, * % © “The ridiculously inflated air with which the soldiers breathe the breath| of militarism in this country leads the; soldiers to act if they are a_spe-| cially privileged ss of people, They should not forget it is the people that support and sustain them. . * *} It is very nec y that the army! and navy be more democratized * * * Pesides this, the army and) navy stand peculiarly aloof from the: rest of the administration, and to this peculiar position they occupy is due} the abnormal estima so often for-, mulated by them, without the, slight; est regard for financial consideration.” | Wish to Cooperate i There is a growing percentage. of Japanese who wish to curb the power of the army and navy clique in the; affairs of the empire, both with regard to domestic rule and foreign policy. 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