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© tariff be provided for but that the PAGE EIGHT HARDING ASKS ELASTICITY IN TARIFF MAKING jc Intervenes in Fight in Senate Over the Policy of a Flexible Tariff (y-the Associated Press) Washington, Aug. 11.—President Harding intervened today in the sen- ate fight over the flexible tariff pro- visions, outlining to senators sum- moned. to the white house the desir- ing present ‘shifting world condi- tions. The executive wrote that the vary- conditions in the world made it al that the flexible plan pre- posed would be a “highly constructive and progressive step in retaining the good:and eliminating the abuses,” in the present system of tariff making. iMAY GET STATE MILL OPERATING EARLY IN OCTOBER (By the Associated Press) Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 11.—Mem- bers of the North Dakota industrial commission met here today to take up plans for the operation of the state mill and elevator now nearing ‘ompletion. Reports from the contractors in charge of ‘the work were that one unit of the mill, and one leg of the elevator might ready to function early in October although machinery and other material were being. de- layed to some extent, as a result of the railway strike. The industrial commission was ex- pected to name a manager for the elevator unit this afternoon. Wheth- ability of elasticity in the tariff dur-| er or not definite. action would be taken for the appointment of a man- ager for the mill unit was uncertain, B. L. Simmons, formerly of Minne- apolis and Duluth, will probably be named elevator manager, members of the commission said earlytoday. day to Chairman McCumber of the | finance committee read to the sen- ate, nct only urged that a flexible turiff commission be made the agency for investigation and recommenda- tion for changes in tariff rates, WILTON MINE READY TO OPEN ci stalled, Officials Announce pan The deliberations of operators and union mine leaders‘:'in Cleveland, Ohio, have awakened intense inter- est in Wilton! {Notice t¥ap the strike is settled, will mean ang ih diate resumption’ of” work in thd!lignite coal mines of the Washburn Lignite Coal Company,/employing about 250 men, Representatives of the company announced today that $25,000 to $30,- 000 of new machinery is to be in- stalled in the mine to speed produc- ch tion at soon as the work is resumed. idle the mine has been cleaned up, mules shod and othr changes made so that more men may be employed in the production of coal. It is stated that the company can mine 2,000 tons of coal the first day after the strike is setled, and that with new machinery installed within 60 days the capacity will be in- creased to 5,000 a day.. No attempt has been made to opertate the time during the strike, one of the reasons being, according to officials, that 124 of the miners own their own hemes. Lignite operators in this section are beginning, to receive orders from otuside the state. One company re; ported orders had been received trom Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Chicago firms for coal in quantities of from 2,000 to 15,000 tons. CORKBARRACKS ARE BURNING (By the Associated Press) Sondon, Aug. 11.—All the military and police barracks in Cork are burn- ing, according to the report of a gov- ernment aviator wiio flew over their stronghold late yesterday, says a Times dispatch from Dublin. TRAIN WRECKED. (By the Associated Press) Belfast, Aug. 11.—A band of raid- ers wrecked a train on the Great Northern railroad near Dublin today, says a dispatch received here. BURGLARS KEEP Register, chairman; . Jones, ‘4 Purchasing—W. New Machinery to Be In-|panr. i Jones. Teachers—E. H. Lahr, Owens, Jones. Lahr, Register, man teacher of commercial subjects who will also will direct the girls’ physical training classes. Houser will conduct. the gymnasium meeting this morning presided over by President Millerand is understood to have approped. entirely the atti- tude taken by Premier Poincare at the London conference on the repara- tions problem. URGE LIGNITE ARE NAMED School Board Discusses Com- ing School Year President Lenhart of the school board has named committees for the ity school board for the ensuing year as follows: Buildings and Grounds—Geo. M. Lahy F. Jones, Owens, Finance—D. T. Owens, ‘Lahr, Text Books—D. T. Owens, The board decided to name a wo Edgar asses for the high school boys and will teach high school subjects. The sanitary conditions of all schools, use of water and cure of grounds was considered by the board in its mect ing. Superintendent H. O. Saxvik is in- structing in the summer. school of ; : the Dickinson Normal. During the time the men have been) picte his work there about August 15, and immediately assume his duties in Bismarck, REPARATIONS QUESTION UP French and British Cabinets He will.com- Consider Impasse (By the Associaced Press) ; London Aug. 11.—Both the French and British cabinets meet today to consider the impasse on the German reparations question reached by the allied statesmen meeting here, and the fate of the conference is believed to hang upon the outcome of their deliberations. No further mecting of the allied premiers is scxpeeted until tomorrow: The French cabinet, jat_ a special RECOGNITION St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 11.—The peo- ple of the northwest were urged to supply themselves with any possible substitute for coal in a joint procla- “GIRL CAPTIVE mation adopted by the conference of (By'the Assoctated’ Prete) Moorhead, Aug. 11—James C. Brinton, and F. C. Moore sentenced at Miles City, Montana, for robbery forced the 19 year old girl who was with them to accompany them under threats of death, she told authorities upon her return to her home at Comstock, -Minnesota, cy letter to ter sister iedm. Tei * tana, telling of ‘her’ plight Jal + sent her father to Miles City to bring her home authorities said today. The girl said that the party camp- ed on the prairie or in the woods, the men burglarizing homes for their food. ALLOTMENT OF FUNDS IS MADE (By the Associated Press) Washington, Aug. 11,—Final allot- ment of $35,604,250 ' oz the funds ap- propriated by congress for river and harbor improvement work during the fiscal year 1923, made by the chief | of the army engineers, was announc- ed’ today by the war department. Congress appropriated $42,215,000 o: which approximately $7,000,000 has been reserved for future emergency expenditures. URGE FARMERS TO STACK THEIR GRAIN, (By the Assoctated Press) Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 11.—Gov- | ernor R. A. Nestos, in a statement issued here today urged North Da-. kota farmers to stack their grain in- stead of attempting to thresh from, the shocks. Similar statements he! said were to be made by the gover-, nors of Minnesota and Dakota in or-| der to prevent as far as possible | railway congestion being caused this fall by the rush to move grain, wi HOLD CONFERENCE | (Ry the Asgociated Preany | Fargo, N. D., Aug. 11—About 20! flour millers from all parts of North | Dakota and parts of Minnesota are here this afternoon for an informal conferencve and discussion, tutes, the governors proposed to the federal fuel administration that w federal fuel director be appointed for the lignite fields of North Dakota. The governors also telegraphed w& Herbert Hoover, secretary of com- merce, demanding strict maintenance of the Hoover mine prices, for coal and recommending that cars be re fused to all operators and dealers governors and made public by Gov- ernor Preus today. To aid in furnishing such substi- ho don’t adhere strictly to Hoover price, which is $3.50 per ton at the mine. HOLDUP TRAINS. Ogden, Utah, Aug. 11.—Three pas- senger trains, two of the Union Paci- fic and one of the. Oregon Short Line, were tied up here this morning due to a'strike of firemen and switchmen in, the local railroad ‘yards. son for the walkout could be learned, No! rea- ORDER A SACK OF CLIMAX TODAY +] perhaps half hour or more, until uv THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE state Commerce Commission in which city and state are trying to’secure,s GANSKE BOY LOSES LEG IN BINDER MIXUP Youth Is Struck by Sickle of. Binder when Team Be- comes Entangled ably some time in Qetober, N, E. Williams, traffic expert of the Fargo Commercial club was notified today. The rail attorneys ‘secured post- ponement because of complications rising out of the rail stri ' SPECIALS SATURDAY, AND: MONDAY AT DAVIS’ GROCERY Phone 465 319 Mandan Ave, Edward Ganske, 17-year-old son of: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganske of Cen- ter, systained two deep cuts on ht. left leg when he was struck by th: sickle of the binder with whieh he was cutting grain on the Ganske farm three miles west of Center yester- day morning about 9 o'clock. - BUY YOUR FLOUR Now ‘Climax, 100 1b8.... esses eee 4.30 Sugar, graaulated, 10 Ibs. Eggs, fresh from fe country, d0Z. ...++,.06 Physicians .found it necessary to amputate the leg between the knee and the foot when» Edward was brought to the Bismarck hospital yes- terday evening. The accident occurred when tie four horses which Edward was driv- ing became entangled in some way and started to run while he was try- ing to straighten ehem out, and was struck by the sickle. This was the first time the young man had ever at tempted to run a binder. He was cutting grain behind a hill about u quarter of a mile from the housu when the accident took place. No one knew of the accident for ‘Lemons, extra large size, per d0Z. ..++....46 P. & G.\Laundry Boa. 10 bars. Bob White Soap, 10 bars .... Star: Neve Powder, of the horses that had become loosen- ed appeared in the sard at'the house. Mr. Ganske found his son lying in,the stubble field where “he had begp cut- tin while the three horses /titched to the binder were running around in a circle at a short distance, Tollet. Paper. 2 rolls : We have'on hand Dr. Price's Baking Powder. Two 12-02. cans for ....++.. 30c RATE CASE POSTPONED Fargo, N..D., Aug. 11—The Fargo rate case hearing before the Inter- Richholt’s Cash »=« Carry (Fie or] Grocery [zh Thayer] SATURDAY SPECIALS ° } Fresh Eggs. 5 doz. lower freight rate: ‘basis has “been-|’ postponed from September 5 to prob- | Best Dairy Butter. Pound | Fresh Milk. Quart Swift’s Boneless Picnic Shouldars. Pound Swift’s Bacon by the strip. Pound P. & G. or Electric Spark Soap. COFFEE Richholt’s Quality 'Coffee, 1 Ib. 40c, 3 Ibs.. Richholt’s Special Blend, 1 Ib. 30c, 3'dbs.. Our guarantée’ on coffee. If not satisfied | your mone back. No better coffee on the market. , Monarch Black Tea. Best on, the market. 1-Ib. package ......... se eeeeee SRS Home grown Tomatoes. ; rere Riana tee Mise tees a erto makes perfect jam and jelly. 9 Bottle (ose oS edece ye Matieiesineste Spey 35c Fresh Dressed Hens. Choice Spring Chickens and Squabs at Right Prices SMITH’S Home Grown Home Grown Home Grown. _- Tomatoes Corn Cucumbers} Cantaloupes Peaches Pears | ‘Plums Apricots Crabapples Monogram Coffee, always fresh, lb., 50¢ University Coffee, always fresh, lb., “ : Saturday Specials 5 rolls Toilet Paper 3 pounds hand picked Navy Beans. Oe Monarch Wheatfood, same as Cream of Wheat. Per pkg. Yours for Service. J. B. Smith, Grocer 210 Bth St. Both Phones 371 Fancy Patent Flour No matter how good your bakings are now, you can make them better by using Climax Flour. Better flavor, better texture, more, whole- some, more satisfying. Russell-Miller Milling Co. ~ Bismarck, N. D. 802 Main St. Phone 9 BROWN-“JONES ¢ Q.S.S. a. Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Exclusive Agents Chase & Sanborn’s Coffees and Teas, —Sweet Cream— LOGAN’S “We Thank You” FRUITS Peaches , Plums. Apples 2 Bananas , Cantaloupe Carrots. .. Beets Sweet Corn. -: % Tomatoes Pears Crabapples - Oranges s Watermelon VEGETABLES Pee Cabbage “ Cucumbers Cauliflower “HARLEQUIN” . A few weeks ago we introduced this de- licious cookie in the Neapolitan Flavors. _ Close 8 p. m. ’ BISMARCK, N. D. CERY Co. <= ae COFFEE E GRO -PHONE 387. Today We offer 3 packages in Mie Orange Flavor for 25¢c: ' Besides | We havea complete line of all the fancy Cookies in bulk. “RICHELIEU” é Entire Wheat Flour A nice fresh shipment just-received. PICKLING... Hehz Vinegar. Cider, White | . ‘Mustard Seed Celery Seed Ak Whole Cloves - . Whole Allspice i eo Mixed Spices Stick Cinnamon |. JARS AND RUBBERS. .. . | In fact, everything needed in pickling. Dill and Smail Onions / ° | All Phones 211 _ 118 Third St. WHY PAY MORE? [- FREE DELIVERY ON $3.00 ORDERS OR MORE. RETAIL King Oscar Sardines, 3 cans.’ Toilet Paper, 8 large rolls for.. Old Hickory Peanut Butter, 2-Ib. pail .. veins Mixed Pickling Srices 3 pkgs. .)..25¢ Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, Ib.... 27c Almond Cocoa Oil and Glycerine Toilet Soap, 8-dz. bars, 3 for... ---25¢ Farm House Currants, 15-02. oie: -19c | Parowax, the Perfect Sealer Argo Corn Starch, 3 pkgs. Fresh Creamery Butter, Ib. : ... Old Glory Flour, 49-Ib. sack.......2,.20 HOT WEATHER FRUIT FOR YOUR SUNDAY. TABLE Fresh Freestone Peaches. Per crate 2for.... . “Prime Ribs Roast Beef. .-31c. ‘$1.45 Ice Cold Watermelons.: Per Ib...... : ‘Large Sweet Cantaloupes, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 Bismarck Quality Store 419 Third St. Phone 426-3 We have a full line of fruits which we will give to you ~ at the lowest mre: Aree Peaches, a box Blue Plums, a box ... Red Plums, a box . Crabapples, a box . on and all other fruits at the lowest price. Fresh National Biscuit Cookies of all kinds. Minneopa Milk, per can ............+ Carnation Milk, 15c each; 2 for. Climax Flour, 100 lb. for:..... 50 Ib. for . 3-lb. can Tomatoes . 2-lb. can Tomatoes . Peaches in can. 3 cai Apricots in can. 3 cans for..... ats Pineapple in can. Each 35c; 4 forest eo: Sardines with tomato sauce. Regular 30c. ‘Sat. Spec. 25c White House Coffee, per ie Bars Ai eel ee ene 42c Lipton’s Coffee, per lb. . aisle; weve AZO Capkota Coffee, per Ib......d.. cece eecewec ewer 30c Bismarck Seal Coffee, per Ibis eee Bae a oe 35c Sugar, 100 lbs. ........0. i -+ $8.40 _ Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. for With every $5.00 order we give you 10 lks. of sugar LOW SEE sis Bas a om. Sal sgtec ate Sia) e avote' tis ctateie 50c Butter, per Ib. Gratin satazaeauate B Eggs: per dozen .........cccccscenecteccecceeees 1200 We deliver all fruits and heavy stuff. Where Qualitar ; JS Fifth Street oe pea 2 and 53 National Biscuit Day — Sy becial Demon- stration and Sale on the Following Goods 3 packages Asst. Sugar Wafers....25¢ Asst. De Luxe—A I-lb. patkage of 12 different kinds of Cook/es. . . -35¢ Take home a 21-Ib. tin n of Praniuini --75¢ Special . Ask us our price on Mt ie Cookies packed in 5-Ib.'¢ubes. Soap Special—Galvanic eet packed” 100 bars to ie case. Snecial, -per. box . Minneopa Milk. 5 large ene for.. Jergens Bath Toiiet Soap, Special, per d0Z.'........e ee epee ee 75¢ Swift’s Pride Washing Powder. Large size package. Special, Bpkgs. for. .$1 ‘ Tokio Toilet Paper. Special, 11 rolls for ..... i iageine bes 20-25 size Prunes. Special, per lb...30c High Test Sweet Cream Strictly Fresh liggs DOHN’S i ees Sanitary and: Exclusive Meat Mrket; ”” Phones 176 at 177. Pia to one door east of our | toince quarters. This building, specially designed for our use, gives us better farilities to serve you —and our expenses are less. Thus we give you the finest meats at lower prices than you can get elsewhere. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Beef Pot Roast. \ Ber WW ok oie ote sicinsesie 02 OM els eisee eines ties. 15c Pee Ib. agg Ae Os in . > ES i es tds saat See 30c a ee hah Mb = Mi getays Ss Sefateleleens oon tare 30 Cc Pet Bea sone Net ig Me I 30c Per be SENT CAS Wild eR eS 1 5 Cc Per This oe ical es fen sabe ssh ae 1 5 Cc DOHN'S ome -MADE SAUSAGE— i Per Lee Se ae 1 5 Cc Per Ib. ...... Peek Sale axe eae 20c é Wieners. FRESH DRESSEI) CHICKENS Per slbs ees eiie seo eae cis) sescabe sess 38c Fresh. Dressed Fowl. ~- i 2 5c Per Ib.

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