The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1921, Page 2

. SPesitie PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE \ a SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 ¢ - = a ii \ \ 4 a paid for on demand after the first | all parts of the country. Throughout | Federation of Women’s Clubs, League|be without Foley Cathartic Tablets |ach sweet,’ liver active and bowels] bloating, sour stomach, gas on stom: |$500,000 of the Real Estate Series | the week, the press, pulpit, educators, |of Women Voters, League of Foreign|and we believe them to be essential) regular. They banish constipation, in-| ach, bad breath, coated tongue. Not q | 5 6 j 4 Jhave been delivered and paid for. patriotic bodies, national clubs, com-| Born Citizens, Women’s Christian | to good health.” They keep the stom-/ digestion, biliousness, sick, headache, | habit forming. CATES WILL BE | Bonds of the Mill and Elevator ser- | munity organizations and other civic! Temperance Union, Junior Order of | ~-— U ‘ies to be delivered under the con-|hodies will carry on the campaign. | United: American Mechan Sons of}, r <a \ s ltract shall not exceed $1,100,000. Governors of states, mayors of cities |\Conferedate Veterans Council of Jew- | 2 AEA | Hi WI HN | HT HAA ‘tah nt excagd atom,“ | Governors of sitet, mayors of cles Contrast Veterans Counc oe ainsi En 2 ee jare to be delivered and the money | try have already issued proclamations | Sons of Isreal and Lutheran League ‘ |paid therefor -by Spitzer, Rorick and | asicing the citizens to observe the of America. Numerous chambers of * 3 ° . {company at such times as best suit | week in a fitting way. {commerce and units of the Y. M. C, A. OY”. a O a S a in O (ZA " ithe of the Industrial | The attention of the public should ' will also assist local Legion commit- . 4 aig Commission and as may be necessary | he centered upon educational prob-|tees in conducting thé week's pro- . ‘ 1 Industrial Commission Expects/ in Oe itanents we hanes seat lems,” Dr. Charl Ormand Williams, ; gram. j iand requir s for loa Ni c =< i i ‘ : eg tote y i & president of the National Education |, ——_________ 2 2 oe Competition in Future Bid- that tne proceeds of the sale of the | Association, and Alvin M. Owsley, ai-“ HUSBAND AND WIFE WRITE, He ae ea ame A pe ldraw interest for an unreasonable | Gish preliminary survey of the edu-, Dus, N.M, sign a letter saying, “We That lamb.was sure to go. ‘length of time or an unreasonable | 7). r te Uni S have both concluded we shall never 4 DETAILS OF AGREEMENT amount before such money is in- BT aan oar TE Saat * Mary and her little lamb, ested in interest bearing mortgages. owe i Up ! Are laughed about as jokes J e instead of hunting for |It is also agreed that the Industrial need ot better buildings, Mbraries and | But follow clever folks lead }) North Dakota instead of lu s OE eae carter he itzer, rick | e¢ uipment, playgrounds, better school And bring with them all the folks. ‘9 buyers for her bands in the ee ete antes Ss be ten | attendance, better paid teachers, lon- 4 4 b i ffer e Cl titive | 4 i any a cr a et bal : ‘ af . see pnts ue Mietelen and ex: {days when amounts exceeding $500,- | 8" School | terms, better, voca Honel Nonna erson Hasea pnerhotel : stata 1 ‘ial Commis- |000 are called for and bonds exceed- | education, Detter understanding o! t He calls it The McKenzie : pectation aan isan Sareenent With {ing such figtre are réady for deliv- | form and fundamental principles of} And all are flocking there to’ Dine —and sion in negotiating an agree: a 1 Q . i- the Spitzer, Rorick and Company for |ery garsetueh ot tie TREE an aiaeer. i For fie they have some hope. a modification of the bond sale con-| The resolution was offered by Com- neneclat hasié Bhowld ‘he paged | : : q tract made by the league adminis- | missioner Kitchen ‘with all present me thé alnigine of Bubelatio suites Saat , aren ie Whe rere iis, heomeee | voting for Las s utes to the flag, the flying of the flag Little Jack Horner sat in the corner ‘rom. offic e e: | . fr c] vi °] } i ri: i the Industrial Commalssion concern: | American Week from eet sen Boge eyes eaneet ae eas Ee and'pulled’ out ‘a i the negotiations and agreement | . see i ay est | Ws follows: | To Focus Attention | ics'n:amars Metore Ad's what 9 big boy “am 1: “Whereas, the Industrial Commis~ | On Better Schools merit the toples selected by vari E sion that has recently zone on ne | ous communities for the observance of Title Jack Horner is now a big man, office, consisting of Messrs, Frazier, | f . ee eas i ! elling Auto Supplies, ‘ Lemke ang Hagan, attempted to enter | Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 3.—To focus | the Weel’ ey cAmerlcan ideals and ue He stops at garihouee whenever he can, into a contract with Spitzer, Rorick | public attention upon the need for|Ameritanism; National Contributions; ‘And swears he'll como:here till: he'dicss,” and company, of Toledo, Ohio, on Sep- i better schools in this ¢ountry, “Amer- | to Our Immigrant Citizens; American | Nica chee ure . . z a tember 21, 1921, for the purchase and lican Education Week,” will be ob-| Patriotism; Civil and Military Horas Do you realize that this icKENZI bis iL AND ROOF GARDEN. a =| sale of certain bonds of the State of | served Hee. ioe baa iene AEL ead ue vara cer ae agency is in a position to The McKenzie Hotel manufactures its own ice cream, equipped with its own laundry = f g ar; ate, city and commu iy. ur Fy a » 7 >, rs Fe 9 re : Non se eee ee aun tax- | carving out the week's activities which | State and Nation; How Education May | give you valuable advice—pos- and ile pte s Dairy Farm, ie and one-half miles east of Bismarck, furnishes the = 4 : wi hereas, certain citizens ar fata | tart tomorrow are under the direc-| Be Promoted; the Community's Re-|I sibly saving you many dol- hotel with Jersey cream, milk, butter, eggs, etc. New York and eastern cities have = ve iced ths legality of such ’at-|tion of the National Americanism | sponsibility Toward the School, and iff Jars? nothing on Bismarck and North Dakota’s only Roof Garden. Patterson’s Dairy Lunch ‘= tempted Contract in 2 suit brought | Commission of the American Legion, aye eee ae Pane Ee A open, day and night. Sample Rooms on the seventh and eighth floors. = = ae is . i National Education ssociation j ter Education, Better Americ: ie H ; ild- 3 : : A a = in ine ey Heats or neteaton aia aamierous patriotic and civic or-| Organizations co-operating with the| in, flight change nm nue The McKenzie Hotel ne equipped With one hundred twenty-five private bath rooms, = coamevatod and appealed to the Su- | anizations. Legion in the week’s activities. are: B cons' te hana a ‘= all outside rooms, large, light and airy and well ventilated. Each room has a clothes, = arenie Court of the State of North| Sermons urging the need for better|'The “Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions and epee can be made |= closet. It is the most thought of, the most talked of, of any hotel in the Northwest. If = Dakota; and education will he preached tomorrow | Optimists clubs, B. P: 0. E., Daugh- | ©. mean a, saving. The = we did not give the best service, the best food, there would be less incentive to dine at = “Whereas, the late Industrial Com- | from pulpits of every denomination in| ters of American Revolution, General Hartford Fire Insurance '=2 the McKenzie. Opposite Depot Park.’ All Street Cars Pass the Door. ; 2 mission thereafter and while such : = — Company will help make ff} A 3 \ suit was pending in the Supreme your building safer. ; The Largest, Tallest and Best Hotel in the Four Western States; the Pride of North a Court of the:state attempted to enter = Dakota. ; a into another contract of purchase Come here for insurance |} = i ‘ i and sale with said Spitzer, Rorick and Sh aes = Dinner Dance Every Saturday Evening. 4 : company purporting to sell to said » 2 ". = ; = ' company all of the bonds which were Me K ENZIF } [ LOT iE | then in litigation in the Supreme = } Court and all’ of the bonds which | Call or Telephone. i EDWARD G “ h could be issued by the State of North y ; R G. PAT TERSON, 3 ‘ Dakota up to December 31st, 1922, un- H _ Owner and Proprietor, Bismarck, North Dakota. : der Bad pursuant to the avy, anther, aie Mah Wits x STRICTLY EUROPEAN. ‘ ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. H izing the issuance ol onds to carry e an 10 nows ¥ Fy oy a r out the so-callef Industrial Program Ingurahee.” I advertise because I have something to offer the Public, and to boost Bismarck and > d , of the state at 6 per cent,per annum; Bismarck, : N.D. North Dakota. You cheat yourself if you don’t stop at The McKenzie. Competitive Market | EAA Ac A “Whereas, the last named purported t } agreement deprived the new Indus- = trial Commission, eae ie ‘ Messrs. Nestos, Kitchen and John- son, of the right and power to offer the bonds of_the State of North Da- = kota on the competitive bond market | es t. in the United States; and | Bur ~ ' “Whereas, the present Industrial | a B . j Commission deemed the contract dis- | ‘ s advantageous to the State of North | ; Dakota because of the high rate of | i é interest and for other reasons, and | | therefore declined to carry.out the ome terms of either of the contracts here- | a ‘ i rey inbefore referred to; and ine 4 “Whereas we realize that a refusal At \ ‘i x to carry ‘out the terms of said con- F t ‘ i tracts’ will result in protracted and | ; 8 Japan “stands alone as the great obstacle in the way of amicable settlement of the Pacific and costly litigation in the Federal courts | | Pa F ; A Dake pe end the Sunbenié Count of the United | | Far Eastern questions,” declares a recent press dispatch from Washington. Nor was the skeptical f y States, which will delay the execu-| attjtude of this correspondent toward Japanese intentions at the Arms Conference unique. Many Aeeoal eobincisa iatveke monet . other journalistic observers, noting how ‘much Japan has at stake in any readjustments in the Ori- into this state as quickly as possible | AI Hl ent, waited apprehensively for some move from Japan that would docm the Conference to failure. F ae the oneratea, ae fai | pe ' { But instead, we find Japan falling in line with the other Conference Powers behind the principles 4 business; and | : l et your k odak | submitted by the United States Government for the-reduction of naval armament and for the solution e whereas ._ inorder, tox ‘attain’ tte -of Far Eastern problems. ‘True, Japan has suggested certain modifications in the navy-reducing pro- above mentioned ends with the least | ‘ Gee a i A ‘ delay and at the same time as eco- | kee the Chri tii as Stor gram—but so have other Powers. Even H. G. Wells, whose comment on the Conference has not been Homically as possible to the state, a. f exuberantly optimistic, says that “we already seem further from war in the Pacific and nearer se- compromise agreement was entered \ Y op y into between the present Industrial | ede at ka ot: curity there than at any time in the last two years.” Among other assurances given by Japan, Admiral Commission and said Spitzer, Rorick This is just the place to: come for just Kato informed the Washington correspondents, in answer to a direct question, that “Japan consid- and company, which will result in a \ P: s saving to the people of the state of a the camera you want--our stack’ of ers Manchuria as being a part of China.” But such assurances, correspondents tell_us, leave the Chi- large sum of money in interest, and | F 3 nese cold. “We may have faith in pledges made by other Powers,” writes the associate editor of the which will make it possible to loan | Kodaks and Brownies is. complete— i mr peels A 4 ‘ o the money .to borrowers in the state | s P. . Shanghai Shun Pao, “but we still entertain. grave doubts in those made by Japan. a t a lower rate of interest, i + é i He : uNOW. THeretore Be Ite Resolved; and our photographic -experience iat Nowhere else can you get a more:comprehensive sweep of public opinion on all the ins and oe ak \ that the alleged contract attempted to ice ene & the Arms Conference at Washington than by reading THE LITERARY DIGEST. each week. The b be entered ‘irito by the late Industrial | your service. Kodaks from $8.00 up. of th Seite i thi ke Bak D b rs feat ts of the attitude of J in th ley } CommissioW and Spitzer, Rorick and | 3 ee : feading article in this week’s number, December 3, , treats of the attitude of Japan in the parley company on September 21, 1921, and $ and the impression that this attitude makes upon the various nations interested. the modifying contract attempted to | i § 5 : be entered into by the said parties on N Other striking news-features are: i ’ the 2ist day of November, 1921, be le e ‘ ~ modified in the following particulars | 3 if = and as thus” modified the same is r a 2 sat aan eet uae aio A Full Page Colored Map of the United States firmed, | 3 * , Withdraws Contract Showing the Per Cent of Gain or Loss of Population by Counties Between the Years £ The Indastrial Commission with- | 1910 and- 1920, Based Upon the Figures of the Latest Census. lraws from the said contract of No- 4 Pi 7 araos from the, sa contract of Xo- AAMAS asec | ‘Aloe ah Expladatedy Article. : . Real Estate series, $4,500,000 bonds-of |= H ane : : average maturity and of their re- . . . ° ry maining $2,500,000 bonds ofsthe same | . To Educate the Next Generation || Medical Science Prolonging Life 8 Biltdee, Medien nail romenany $000,000; 1 ‘|z .. Against War Growing-Pains of Our Literature ra aay jaereeu aes a Pet ‘ : (Messages From Governors of Forty- || Making a Target of the Audience at par and a \- ¥ & . °. oe ge A . terest. The remaining bonds of said ; He’s On The Squa re = two States) Asia Watching Christianity at the - ‘ series to bear intérest at the rate of = * i 7 , 6 per cent per annum. a a Steel and Disarmament: 2 Conference x ; The bonds of the North Dakota bank = , You 66 i ¢ oie? igi ceria Soe SSUES SabGueO eee te : 2 Mr. Balfour’s Submarine Attack Russia’s New Religion = 2 /. Shantung as China’s “Big Stick” Sports as a Religious Factor Pint | : . eee A - 4 le ch Plea f llow Expansion Protestantism Growing in Mexico “On the square’—the plane of upright F A Dut A a for Ye xp “ 5 » Agai s 5 {TCH PIMPLES (saves Ua eh sight CGE elie a Constantinople as a Free City Martial Law” Against Railway q 0) Fane Oy: =| . *. e *. SO Ine =| Late Developments in Talking Films Bandits ALL (VER FACE right living. That's what “on the square” a Giving 4 Building a Bath Reviews of New Books ; = e. $ wang Dri y “f) means. 2 Diamond Cutting by Machinery Investments and Finance F eee ee 4 1 s s . y | $ Very Red and Would Scale Over, Usually such a business man has at the The Spice of Life Topics of the Day B : Could Not Sleep. 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