The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MANY PUPILS ATTEND ONE ROOM SCHOOLS There Are 4,335 of These Schools in N. D., with Attendance of 74,656 HAVE 4,552 TEACHERS The place the one room school has in the educational life of North Da- kota is vividly portrayed in the sta- tistics of the school year 1920-21 now being prepared for the biennial re port. At the end of the school year in 1921, North Dakota had 6,507 schoo! 4,355 were one-room schools. 2 chool year under consider- tion, 6 children attended the public schools, of this number 74,656 were in one-room buildings. It way here also that the greatest loss tc the taxpayers of the state came also because weither conditions and roads reduced the daily average attendance in the one room school houses tc 54,055, or on an average of 20,601 for every day of the eight-month term With the average attendance in the one-room schools at 17 each the re sult would be the same if 1,200 of the one-room. schools were heated, light ed when necessary anda teacher sup- plied, but not one student answered the call of the bell. Teachers are ‘supplied liberally for these one-room schools, 4,522 being reported for the 4,335 schools. These teachers on an.average teach but eight months in a year and receive for this teaching an average oi $102.50 per month. The ayerage yearly salary of these one-roon: school teachers, therefore is $820, \te pay the expenses of a year and the six to twelve weeks of summer schoo! that is now considered a necessity for advancement ,and ability ‘to ad vance to a higher position in the teaching world. Seventeen of the teachers of the one-room schools for the year under consideration were ‘college graduates, One hundred and twenty more held diplomas from a normal school. Higt school graduation had been reached by 2,876 and the educational statis- tics for the remaining 1,509 is not given but is presumed to be lowe) than high school graduation. One hundred and twenty-one 0} these teachers held professiona: teaching certificates, 1,311 held first grade certifcates and 2,894 held sec nd grade certificates. , ° The completed work of the one room schools for the year 1920-21 was 3,115 eight grade graduates, ¢ fifth of all the graduates of the year. NEW HOSPITAL FOR VETERANS BISMARCK BANK | at Bismarck, .in the State of North Dakota, at the close of business June; 30, 1922. RESOURCES Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured. a | secured Warrants, st $528,620.05, 639.86, tax certifi- cates, Claims, ‘ete. ....... 41,289.72 Banking house, furniture and fixtures, 56,601.65 Other real estate . 17,409.88 Checks and other cash items F 1,269.22 | Cash and due other banks...... 33,018.81 34,288.03 Total... $678,799.19 | 100.060,00 25,000.00 6,795.86 1 Capital stock paid in Surplus fund . Undivided prof! - penses and taxes paid.... Individual deposits subject to check. .$81,475,93 Guaranty, fund di posit 3,208.80 ‘ Time cert deposit 324,882.54 Savings deposits... 16,737.03 Certified checks .. 276,00 Cashier's checks outstanding 424.03 426,003.33 ; Bills payable 85,000.00 War Finance 37,000.00 PPEeRee Ts $678,799.19 i County of Burleigh—ss. ° 1, E. M. Thompson, Cashier of the above named bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement rue to the best of my knowledge and _bellef. E. M. THOMPSON, Cashier. (SEAL) Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of July, 1922, | ‘A. C. WILKINSON, Notary ‘Public, Bismarck, N. D. My Commission Expires ‘August ith, "1926. Correct. Attest:— 1, P. Baker, a G. H. Russ, Jr. Directors. 7-8 No, 77-742 Report of the Condition of THE ein? REOUNTY. STATE AI at Wing, in the State of North Dakota, at the close of business June 30, 1922. RESOURCES $106,735.37 Coang and discounts Overdrafts, secured secured . 262.78 Warrants, at tax certifi- cates, claims, etc......-. 688.59 Banking house, furniture and fixtures .. + 2,890.00 Other real estate 10,486.14 Current expenses, ta: over undivided profit 2,222.75 Checks and other. cash items,.....$ 30,33 Cash and Due from other banks .. 7,439.10 7,469.43 Other resources 48.75 Total . $129,713.81 LIABILITIES Capital stock pald in. + 10,060.00 surplus fund .. . 6,000.00 ‘ndividual- deposits subject to check. .$19,092.58 Juaranty fund 4 posit .. 574.70 Time cet deposit, 49,872.26 Cashier's checks outstanding . 534.27 70,073.81 Bills payable . 15,640.00 Advance from e Corporation .,. 29,000.00 Total vei ceveeeesese e+ $129,713.81 3TATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of ‘Burleigh—ss. \ d I, A; J. Carlaon, Cashier of: the above: named ‘bank, ,do’ solemnly swear that the gbove statement, fs true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. ‘A. J. CARLSON, | ~ Cashier, (SEAL) 4 Subscribed and sworn to' before me this “6th day yar gays ae ‘Notary Public.’ Correct. Attest: F. M. Davis, ' G? Olgeirson, tae ‘ Ady ’ rectors, i 1-8 sete iar EES Report ‘of. thé, ‘Condition ‘of THE ‘FARMERS STATE BANK at Regan, inthe state of North Da- kota, at the'close of business June 30, ' RESOURCES Loans’ and aeeapune + Banking house, furnit THE, BISMARCK TRIBUNE No. 495 Report of the Condition of THE McKENZIE STATE BANK at McKenzie, in the State of North Dakota, at the close of business June 30, 1922. RESOURCES Toans and discounts.... Overdrafts, secured and un- secured oo . ‘Warrants, stocks, tax certifi- cates, Clalins, etc, Government issues. fixtures 4,900.00 Other real ‘estate, 1,515.04 Current expensee, taxes paid, over undivided’ profits... _ 2,721.05 Checks and oth «$ 303.94 cash items . Cash and Due f1 2,082.78 2,386.67 +e $109,378.65 other banks . Total ‘LIABILITIES $ 10,000.00 6,000.00 Capital stock paid in . Surplus fund ..... Individual deposits subject to check, .$ 8,393.18 Guaranty fund de- posit ....... seneee « 377,60 Demand certificates of depos! a 867.01 60,215.86 69,843.65 23,635.00 tgeenes ene: bakota, county of Burleigh—ss. 1, P. P. Bliss, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement js true, to the best of my knowledge and belief, . P. BLISS, Cashier. (SEAL), Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of July, 1922. HARRY FE. O'NEILL, Notary Public. My Commission expires November 19, 1927. Correct. Attest:— H. P, M. F._ Goddard, Directors. 1-8 No. 615 Report of the Condition of THE STERLING STATE BANK at Sterling, in the State ‘of North Da- kota at, the close of business June 30, Toans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and .up: copier ngene secured . Warrants, stocks, tax ci cates, ph ete. 2,522.00 Banking’ hot ft fixtures 3,700.00 Other. real! 4,094.12 Checks ‘and ° oth cash items .... 922.29, Casb,.and due from other, aMKS sryen- 16,970.12 16, Total .... Capital Surplus “fund ..... 5-600. Undivided profits, leas. exr penses and taxes -pald.... 223.93 Individual deposlte subject to check. .§48,362.39 ‘ Cuaranty fund de i | Time Certificates of leposit. ..... 64 Savings deposit 0 121,727:56 Notes and bills rediscounted NONE Bills parable ae . NONE War Finance Loan 16,000.00 Total ». eedeeesees $156,951.49 STATE OF DAKOTA’ és Cqunty of Burleigh—ss.: I, ‘1H.’ E.- Wildfeng, Cashier of the above name@: bank, .dq'solemnly. swear that the. above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge‘ and belief. : . BE. WILDE, Cashier. (SEAL) * Subscribed and sworn to before\ me ELLSWORTH, val Notary Public. My:Commission Expires" Nov. corrést” ‘Rttent:— ¢ ij this 7th dav .of July, :1922. ; FRANK 1-8 ‘Report: of ‘the Condition of THE FIRRT. GUARANTY BANK at Bismarck in the State of North Dake at the close of business June ‘as! RESOURCES $276,615.65 HORSESHOE _ GONTEST AT Pitchers of Drop Forge. Slip- pers from All Over Stai , Write for Information EVEN M’ROBERTS WRITES Fargo, N. D., July 8.—F. W. Rob- erts, secretary of the North Dakota Fair association started more than he bargained/for when he announced a horseshoe' pitching contest to ‘be held at/ the state fair here, he said today. slippers frpm_all over the state and from Minnesota have written, ‘asking about éntry requirements and Mr, McRoberts has even received a.letter from: ‘no less a person than the) f the National Horseshow president Pitchers’ proposed contests. There will probably be free for all contests at the fair and contests for state tossers only, according to the secretary. Prizes of $80.00 in: cas! and eight, medals will be awarde Courts have been set up in’ Fargo and a certain circle of Fargoans en- gage in practice two or. jthree even- ings each week and.on Sundays in ope of annexing some ef the coin, ind. (tl medals.; \The Elliott, com- anit ‘club, Minot, Drayton, Port- Jand, Northwood and Larimore ‘are Tookedon as dangerous contenders, however. i : It is thought likely that some of the state’s foremost tossers of the iron sandals, as represented by win- ners of the state contest may take part in the national tournament to be held -at Des Moines in connection with’ the’ Iowa State Fair, August ‘28th to September 1. , 00 | -=-Special ‘slippers, never intended, to be worn on the hoof of @ horse, are advertised therein; stakes which’ are provided ° with’ foundations ‘to Hold them steady and stakes that serew into ‘the ground like augurs; even little cases in which the pitching shoes may be carried are included: in the appeals to followers of ‘the game. bi OWN. HATS Mrs. Cole, Head of Déinon stration Dept: at,A:.C,, Tells How PAPER FORMS ARE FIRST Fargo, ‘N..D., July 8.—Yba' ‘ci Pitchers of the drop forge: sociation, concerning the’ with any material, and can be made’ with transparent brims if ‘desired, One woman told a home demon- stration worker that'the hat she had made herself was the first new one she had for twenty years. Many of the women who were nianufacturing chapeaus had bought no new ones for five or six years, she added, Sometimes old material is used, sometimes new and the hat can be made in any color desired to go'with a particular suit.” In general great interest is show: ‘in making of cfothes and in problem: oftcolor and design. On@af{ the points the workers are stressing is that different kinds of clothes are Particularly” adapted to different types—notebly to short and stout or to tall and thin wome@f. A slender woman can.do mich to make that fact less notteedble by wearing a round ruffled collar on her dress and by having flounces that run around rather then up and down. A stout one can—lodk more slender by the use of up ang down effects and V neck dresses and-by a coiffure that- also runs’ in vertical lines. Color harmony: — elimination of colors “that swear at you”—is an- other subject which the home dem- onstration workers and many of the women of the state are studying to: gether.» These matters of color and line apply to home decoration as well as to personal adornment. The same vertical lines that. render|/ stoutness less visible will make'a low room seem higher while the, color harmony “principles that apply to clothes and hats also apply to the home. AMERICA MAKES! MEN Yes, we have the coal and iron, / %|: ‘We own forest, field and mine} * Ships that. sail on every ocean, % And we rule o'er palm and pine. With her wealth and her expanses { With her crags and moor and | Chiseled clearly ‘gainst the rot The strong profile of a man. ‘Tis a sign that the Almighty’ Is declaring there and then chief business Is the making of her men. Men of thought and men of action, Men of brain and heart, and hand, Men of sturdy, rugged features, Men _ who fearless, dauntless stand a To proclaim’ to all the ages That her mission—now as then— That America’s chief business Js.the making of her men. rr Hulda’ Lucile’ Winsted. ‘ i (Ip China a‘square mile’ of soil ja capable of supporting. a population og about 4,000, Born with a tooth, an English bab, has had to hav ‘age of three wi Dolls.are said-to- be becoming pop- ular,as mascots among business men. Battery Dollars , Will You “Buy a Car” or Invest in There’s a Difference Of course, you can’t afford to be without a car. But what ¢ar are you going to buy? Let's con- -gider car value for a minute. Primarily you want transporta- tion. Then what? | You will want a car that will wear, a car that will not cost much to run and next to noth ing for repairs. You want a car to operate. Vay “it extracted at. the _ pare values before you buy your AllSteel Body + Beked Enamel Finish » 130-Inch Spring Base ALL WORK GUARANTEED | | QUICK SERVICE——MODERATE CHARGES } STORAGE——CAR WASHING DODDS: AND TRUHN. Fourth and Rosser - Above all you want riding-com- fort and good looks. The Overland at $550 gives you all of these and more, “Triplex spring big car riding comfort— 25 miles to a gallon of gasoline. That’s why Overlands are being sold as fast as the factory can de- i . liver them. : Why not let us help you com- car? y? The: gotal cost of the Brooklyn More herrings ave eaten than any bridge Was $25,094,577. other kind of fish. For All Makes of Automobiles Experienced Men Only :Employed: 3 my ESTIMATES FREE : Phone 941 $163,084.22 | Tauris rind djacourite, -.-,. f fts, y Overdratt eS hi hi j ‘ caten, ‘claims, - etc.....: 944.92) entre laliha, Tete... * g.209.08 | OWNcat. home adcording to Mrs; M. “||: such big'dividends in car ' ‘ Interest ru re ae aa laser. 18,870.95 Golejiband of ‘the hom eee performance as jeewee you ct 8:28.00) Banking Rovers 8 on. department at. the Agricultural, ut into your battery. Robinsdale, Near Minneapolis, sero re 6,886.60 ‘Otter real ‘eathte bes yong college here. °..../ uy ; * me 4 Sel Hi ed as Place for Cheeks wand cother,. aaah Current ext nana fa paté, °°: ..| Women in’ various locali , Willard Storage Batteries elec : mt jpegaty stoma ear 6 TON Cee ee ater ots «924-11 atate: have: shown ‘great interest, in: . have always paid out one $1,590,000 Institution banks and cash cham ten 4 8081.68: this work and have turned out some. hundred cents on the dollar. ted, Press) Total gira’ O° “other” Dania. vsees 27.1776. 90,209.75 Sk a RAE eaters Mee Today they stand for the _ (By the AgmocigceUncle Sam's | Capital stock paid In.......8 15,000.00, ‘Total “42, 0.3. $847,564.76 . Old and young ones, bru- latest in battery improve- ey '71,500,000 Tenth district hospi-| Surplus fund, + 2,500.00 | cay tng EA ERIE an ind blondy ¢an thus get a hat). The modern, factory cyl-f] ment. The Willard fal and training school for war vet" Danae ad tater palit." seresr| Saran to paid in $ 60,000.09 : ae vied Eetintiog gene . Threaded Rubber Battery fering from mental ‘ndividual deposits ni ual ‘de} are made. They! we have grinds a bor 5 i it! erans suffering subject to. check. .$36,392.98 mubject to cheek, 78,036.21 can be formed in any fashion that! f Jutely pata the FULL length Th bathe Arwcaeg Aid is to be erected on a gift site at is to be, erewput two miles west of] pont, ws ce”, a96-70 Gnielt Se csrterieeri 1268.20 Then: the paper n ee Minneapolis city mits. .. | aime certificates of : Liberty, save : & pattern for making « of the cylinder, and leaves a tion. Ask us‘about it. + ord that the government form- Cee TLage a2 ignrtee Sepeseta sr UAE 20.00 | burkram form which is finally cover-|@ Smooth cylinder wall that a . | ally has accepted the Robinsdale site Casnler's "ch epost 128,098.09 ed and ornamented to suit the taste| | means a powerful, economi- Willard Service Sftered by the town’s business men,| outstanding ...... 1,786.05 111,481.14 8. 35,340.81 of the maker. They chn be covered} # cal motor. Station i h Dakota and other|that the above statement fs true, t t It is planned that the structure Vice President. | named bank, do, solemnly swear that : *. shall have 500 beds to take care at (SEAL) oa and sworn to bet a the above tiatement Ie true; to the = a on Hand Modern Machine mental cases now scattered throug! orn to before me | Dest af. my Knowle lef. ‘or Immediate’ De saevcus institutions in Minnegota,| ‘Mi "th day of July, 1 con, Ey art ech rnd| Rane cae etate Delivery Works. ©. North Dakota, South Dakota and Notary Publis. Burleigh County, | ( ) e 921 Front Street. was received today ina télegram from Charles R. Forbes, head of the Unit- ed States Veterans’ Bureau at Wash- ington. frotal .. 4 $185,767.71 | Bila payable . 10,000.68, In achieving government accept-| STATE OF DAKOTA, Due. War, Eni ; scored or lind ‘ ; | County of Burleigh—as fo, 38,468.60 worn cylinder ance Robinsdale won out over pro: TO. I. Vold. Vice President of the i : blocks, posals from St. Cloud, Fort Snelling, Montana. Due War Finance Corpora- i + 34,760.00 19,460.00 tion Bills payable above named bank, do solemnly swear . Dak. My Commission E: ary aay Cor mission Expires iy : Certified checks |... '250. Cashier's. checks.” ses outstand! pate tied & vor ey Due to Une bai 789.82, |S. 020.33 "298,184.99 “Total STATE OF NORTH D. Kota ete ‘Subscribed? ’aworn thie th day of July. Tag? Pefore. me _ “PRANK C. ELLSWORTH, “ 5 Correct. Attest: * Fort Lincoln had been urged as a} | 9- R. Vol $ fotary, Public. site for the hospital. Several local a F. eee Be my: semen Expires Nov. citizens urged utilization of | the fort. No organized attempt was made by Bismarck, however, to get the hos- pital. Nevertheless, the city was seri- ously considered. CLAY COUNTY established in North and South Da- = secured ...... 44.75 | i hi ft . = WANTS STATION] “sas metiaeh SEH gg emooncns |S ef ment fssues .. ‘ 19.33 | oat a eee ves $35,871. = : , : ; diy the Goring ro) | Seeentee esas Overdraft, secured wid ane wranl e~,., For the past three years we have operated our elec- Moorhead, Minn. July 8—Clay real eata 11,290.35 | Warrants; ‘st tax certit: = t ] ‘ county, through ie fam urns and] ger gape wi Buds 7 ato tax corti: = |. = trical department as a separate business under the name See ee et one of Minnesota's ten| coast teres 8 9g.50 a aszs0| 3 Electric Service & Tire Company at 215 Main Street, and : : “know your wheat” testing stations | Cash and due from sndivided. prott 5 = under th t of H Phe -Th A € id L P i “to be established this fall by aid] Met Danks .. 8] Checks. and other. aes = erUhe management or larry Malm. The first of this * scounding, “Ow ee From federal and state agriculture| “Total... ccna = month we moved all electrical equipment into the \ is the final answer to the high cost of farming departments. Stations will also be other bat => Corwin Motor. Com: an: buildi h A . problems. weiations have been offered the Mbjeet to cqpaait 13,479.38" > fe na aa LY arated deeb = tinued along the same lines as in the past We wil stock ta a acd a ai bani a ‘apltal stock’ patd in....... = i easier, and at less expenss than two men can do Report of the Condition of THE BALDWIN STATE BANK at Baldwin, in the State of North Da- note at the close of business June 30, RESOURCES Loans and discounts Syerdratte secured ahd ans ee 'T Capital stock’ pais Surplus fund aye a Guaranty fun nosi Correct,’ Atteat:— BA. Lah ctors. 1-8 "No. 68 Report_of. the Condition of No, 921 * 3 mepors of the Condition of TH ARENA STATE BANK at Arena, in the State of North Da- Surplus fund ... —— RADIO SETS Save money and time by: having us regrind your}: Bismarck, 'N. ‘Dak: Fl CO LL Announcement | as before the largest assortment of electrical repairs to H Broadway B. K. SKFELS _ Phone 870 Te eae ee santieee out] Time car $56:26 Indjvidual depostia : a with horses, Parle, ‘Wilton, Ottertail and Kandi |g @9P0Mlt gccv-sicss- #2.959.00 eect, taucanaee Meet be found in this’territory. Everyone is now familiar i : P sak r ~] Sayings, deposits. 1,276.66 Boni cca. 15240 «with the high Aeislectrical , With a Fordson you can actually raise more outstanding", 763.87 cee ie rrigeiae ans wi e high grade electrical work we have beenturn- crops with less work, lower costs and fewer GAS PRICE CUT RavanBSR" DY wr Pinca HBR | deve ens satan ing out. hours of work. o (By the Assoriated Presr) Bills: payable . 3,793.92 Cashier. Mr. Harry Malm has been placed in full charge.of all With a Fordson you can save money, time and Fargo, N. D,, July 8—Gasoline Total. .cs vs eases $180,784.10 | ww, 9,609.51 eth =) * j sre Pitan Sete] ey, AEM Rr ng, TOM Sance our mechanical service. Everybody knows “Harry.” drudgery on every power job:on the farm —the the state eMlestive July 20, were an-| above named bane do solemnly awear | County af Bapelgh— na” He was our shop foreman before the war, and:we are "a wnols your: aepant, a nounced today by Standard Oil Com-| hat th tement is true, to] 7) "A. C, Isaminger, Cashier of the . ‘ ’. { ~ Let us give you the proofs of the great savings made b; meat Oe Hee tee eg ee OY wey and | and iON SHOE, it mighty glad to have him back. We offer his services to the Fordson. Call aehe'ee/phoue todayy. n ce? ke ; rate reductions effective tomorrow. H.G.HicamNs, | the best of my knowledge and bali. you knowing that a better man cannot be had at any COPELIN Mi OTOR ( oMP > ae * ? N e wt ta ‘ K AN y SEEKS $20,0000 (By the Ascociated Press) Fargo, N. D., July 8.—A campaign to secure $20,000 for the newly form- ed Lutheran Children’s Home-Finding Society will begi Li Correct. Attest:— Arena, N. fommisal 2 ae ra] ee al i000 ‘ ee hed ‘ibed jubscri and sworn t this 7th day of July, 1323, Deforer mie J. S. FEVOLD, Notary Public, Burleigh Cc North Dakota. My Corn ay expires December 27, 1927. (eeuberibed and ‘si jul rl and sworn to 101 this 4th day of duty, 1922, beta me WALTER M. SCOTT, Notary Enbiic, Burleigh County, price, TTL CORWIN MQTOR Co. i i Ford and Fordson Sales‘ and Service. Phone 318 Bismarck, N. D.