The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 192: LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT RELP WANTED—SALB | WHE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FOUND HELP WANTED—Man or man and) wife to work on farm. Apply to H. P, Asselstine, Moffit, N. D., or to D. J. MeGillis, Van Horn hotel, Bismarck, N. D. 6-21-2t WANT Man to sell automobiles, Sales experience necessary. Good cpportunity. Apply Sales Manager, Lahr Motor Sales Co. -21-5t WANTED — Sheet metal worker, Péench and Welch, Bismarck, N. 6-2 Waitress FOUND—A_ Watch. Owner inquire of Manager Eltinge Theatre. G-21-2t. LAND riptive of free from cyclones, floods, temperature extremes—fruit, berry. and poultry culture, markets fine —opportunities travel, hunting, fishing and home life ample. Lands priced right—with terms to suit. Norpia-I, Olympia, Washington. 6-15-22 4 My. (Me | ask THE OLD HOME TO'WN BY LOWERY? &2 JO¢ FAED It is hound with red grosgrain rib bon, ‘ STANLEY |? titers in red and green chenile. ——— NOTICE OF STATE BAR EXAM- INATION Notice is hereby given that the State Bar Board of the State ot rth Dakota will hold an examina- tion at the County Court House, in the City Grand Forks, State of North I 4, commencing on the 10th day for the pur- pose of evamining applicants seek- ing admission to the bar of saia state, The following named have filed their appl mission te take such Benson, Oscar B., Upham, North Lawrence and Forks, North Dakota. Edward, PAGE SEVEN A GOOD WAY T0 UPSET “PRICES ‘Further Exposures of How Edi- sén-Ford Money Plan Would Fail to Aid Farmer. The way the Edison-Ford “com: scheme, aimed to ary values, would have exactly the opposite effect, is discussed in the present article, which is the second in a series farmers would obtain larger loan, on their crops than they can now obtain from the banks, he is cam fronted by this dilemma: Elthér + the banks are now refusing to make sound loans, or, under the Edison plan, the Government would make unsound loans. “Neither Mr. Edison nor Mr Ford can consistently contend that banks now refuse to make sound loans, for that is the way banks make most of their profits, and Mr. Edison and Mr. Ford have no doubt that banks are conducted for profit. It follows that the plan would yield larger loans to farmers only if the Government met the risks of un- sound banking. In that case all that insolvent borrowers gained would be paid by the rest of the . : ared by rican Bankers atic vhich, to say the least, Manson, J. A. Minot, North Da- | Prepared by tho American Bankers | population, which, RELP WANWED—FENALE NOUMES AND FLATS. Rea aL i {[ Association, reviewing the cx: | {s not a fair deal. WANTED —Competent girl for gen-| LOR sap eae (six 1 Milton K., Arnegard, | Posure of the weaknesses of tho Cutting Down Farm Credit &al housework. Good wages. Ap- ply to W. E, Lahr, in care Lahr Motor Sales Co. 6-20-tf WANTED—Experienced girl for general house work, Apply 200 West -Bdwy. Phone 828. 6-14-tf WANTED—Experiericed girl to work on morning shifts at the Sweet Shon. 6-21-3t WANTED Cook for employees’ club ian school, C. B. Dickinson, chandi: store grocery, had 12 3 nd can give best of refer- Write Tribune 579. 6-19-4t D~ Position as bookkeeper rooms and bath, including three bed rooms, fine porch, hardwood floors on both floors, full basement, located near to schools, in good condition, not old and has garage connected with house, for $6,000, on terms; immediate possession given, See me for appointment at Owner leaving city. Geo. egiste 20-1w FOR RENT —6 room and bath flat on ground floor. Furnished or un- furnished. Vacant July 15th. At 2nd St. Furnished two room and bath apartment. Also unfu nished three room and bath ap: ment, city heat and water inclu ed. Apartments are at 212 St. Phone 419. FOR SALE—By owner, a fine res’ North Dakota, Krauth, Kurt H., Hebron, North Dakota Pierce, E. Kdward R., ,Grand Forks, rth Dakota, ith, Leland J., Fargo, North Da North Dakota, Weston, North Dak A, Grand Forks, s to the participation hove named ¢ the examination to be held aid, or their admission to if successtul, should filed with the undersigned, Secretary of the St Bar Board, not than duly 2, 1923. tL R, Grand Forks, North Tenneson, Norman Gilbert, Bareo)| plan as presented by William T. | Foster, Director of the Pollack Foundation for Economic Re- search, Briefly stated, the Edison-Ford plan provides for Government warehousing of basic commodities, |against which currency would be loaned to the producer without in- terest, up to half the average valne of tho products for the provious twenty-five years, This currency | would be eancelled as the commod- | ities were withdrawn and passed jinto trade, On the other half of the value the producer would re- ceive “equity certificates” which ho could sell or use for bank loans. | On these points Mr. Foster says: Upsetting Price Equilibrium “Apparently, however, the Gov- ernment not expected to run many v for the farmer {fs al- lowed to borrow an amount no greater than one-half tho a¥erage value of his product for the previ- ous twenty-five years. But Les have risen so high since 1896 that the farmer could borrow on most products much less than half the present value of the products. It would be much less, therefore, than the farmer could borrow directly from the banks on graded prod- ucts; on products not graded no Government loans would be made, for there would be no way of deter- mining the twenty-five year price average. “However, the farmer, having ob- and general office man, 12 years{ dence lot, Call Phone 809J. or er J. 1. NEWTON, acti eadeadeiaey experience and best of references.! residence 112 W Rosser St. LIVERYMAN DAVE WHITAKER # WHO WAS RECENTLY BEATINA Horse Cee ok Hie ee PCAN EL Steady price levels depend | tained the stipulated Government d reliable. Phone TRADE WATCHES EVERY STRANGER WHO COMES TO TOWN JN HOPES State of North Dakota, and ex mainly on the balance between the volume of goods on the market loan on his goods, could then offer his equity certificate to a bank for FOR RENT—Furnished ner * : Oe RENT: furnished apartment) | Ve CAN GET RID OF THAT SOLID GOLD WATCH THAT TURNED GREEN of State tar |Sha'the volume of toncy entered | an adutionat Youn. But the eaulty : onde le Murphy Apts. 2041-2 Main. F. Two DAYS AFTER HE GOT IT. STANLEY wea ser 6 for 00 The Edison plan ts] certificate 1s virtually a second WANTED—AN kin hing,| = W TMatohy 862, 6-14-tf. 2 2. Ppeeg Sev TANCE 7 nea Sony Ly chee ee designed expressly to upset the bal-| mortgage, and uo bank would ironing, house cleaning $9 an] pOR-RENT eo ae aes aae =e BR COUNTY. A farmer delivers, say, two | prefer a second mortgage to a first hour, Mrs, EB. AU1-8th Will. Phone 6010. 5 6-20 keeping rooms on first floor, also 1 sleeping room, 317 8th Street.,| - OUT OUR WAY —By Williams 4 FROM OLIV Russell Grader Manufacturine com- pany, a corporation, Plaintill-Re- nd bushels of wheat to the Government warehouse and the mortga) “Suppose ‘the Old National Bank Phone i 6-20-3t 4 spondent, vs. Exchange | Government delivers one thousand | was willing to lend a farmer eight - FOR RENT—Pleasant, modern four PUTTING A WORM OH GOSH NO MAM. AT State orth Da- | dollars in new money to the farm-] hundred dollars on one thousand Board furnished 2 ON A HOOK SEEMS ) DONT HURT TH WORM kot corporation, Defendants- | er. When the farmer sells the | bushels of wheat. Suppose, how- room flat, furnished or unfurnish = erie ‘ RY “the Mohawk", 401 5th street. ed, College building. Phone 183. SO CRUEL. TT MUST : ATALLE WHY IF TT AU! Ap wheat he repays the loan and the] ever, the farmer deposited the ueuiiule ORIEL ee 4M HED HOLLER ER SYL : Government destroys the money.| wheat in a Federal warehouse and FOR RENTOLinht house TERRIBLE = POOR THINGS, GROAN ER SOMETHIN Where a bank reecived a check for | Thus the volume of money is in- | obtained tive hundred doll: from ane rooms. 722 bth Street. WHY ATS WOT WORMS $500, dated May 28th, 1918, payable | creased precisely when goods are| the Government. Certainly the Hee pe late. Bet H ee A tat g 'S MADE FOR? GOLLY, au ee Ist, 1918, to pluintill's | gtored; and the volume of money | bank would not lend the farmer Lene ae coe TT FOR rty a - NON’ we 25 bilan nd where, pursuant to and | ig decreased precisely when these rec hundred dollars on the equity lors and) capital, Reward. Finder] FOR REN perty at 423 Third CIS in reliance upon an oral agreement ‘ Lae eset Carseriunure : turn to Tribune office. 6-21-3t Wanted to Rent by ‘Two lar with closets, hall, bath room, two porches with privilege to use kitchen for cook- cement with — electric ndy for laundry, Ad- Tribune No. 581. 6 3 DRESSMAKING Now is time to get your 4th of July dress made, Reasonable price. Street at $35 per month. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—Piano, music cabinet, three stoves, bed room furniture, dining room furniture, sewing ma- chine ang other household fvrni- ture. Phone 960-M. 710 Ave. D. 6-19-1w FOR SALE—7 teams horses weight, from 1000 Ibs. to 1700 Ibs each. 13 miles S. E. of Bismarck near Stewartsdale, J. E. Chesak. 8-1w r Pleating LE FOR h Banne THAT ? and bsequent letter by the bank agreeing to pay the same ber Ist, 1918, plaintiff thy maker of the cheek a re , it is held, that the 1 independent un nen the nature of a letter of eredit by the bank upon which it was liable. In district court, county, Berry, J. Action er the amount of the cheek, Defendant has appealed from the judgment and order denying © motion for a new trial, AFFIRMED. | goc are marketed. In other | words, cach tra ction begins by placing in circulation goods witht out money to match the goods. Dollar demand is created as the supply of goods is withdrawn; the supply of goods is created as dollar demand is withdrawn. “Would it enable the farmer to borrow more money on his prod. | ucts than he can borrow now? When Mr. Edison contends that all automobiles in use are of eri Jean make, certificate. The protection of the bank would be greater if the farm- er relied on the bank for the entire loan; for in that case the bank could realize on its security with- out being obliged to pay five bun- dred dollars to get the wheat out of Government storage. The farm- er can now borrow more money from a bank on standardized farm products than under the Edison plan.” wer tractor In the old days before the war it ; Opinion of the court by Bronson American tourists to the Holy Land kf \ rey from Jeru- \ iy CANCERS ARIRELRER ardee. Wanita y »| American tou ne Holy Li took four days to journey from J room for rent. Call Raganey gan orca sedenre ane ch. J. are now able to make the trip from | salem to Nazareth, Today it ean be _ for 311 zn ie 620 wee ee ue Bras Sullivan, Hanley & Sullivan, Beirut to Jerusalem by automobile }done in four hours, Along t WANTED-—-Dressmaking at my pa ee Mandan, N, D., lover excellent roads. Before the ad-] tracks the camel, heavily laden, home. Mrs, E. H. Olson. Phone FOR RENT—Front office, Blo. k. s for Plaintiff nd Re- | t of the American car the 200 mile Pwends hi Way, never o much ck. 974M. 6-16-1wk DRESSMAKING by the Phone 697. Second floor, Hinckley A. C. Hinckley, 410 Thayer St. es SALE stock. Dam Sires register greed 303310. A. B. spondent. . Hyland, smarek, N. D, Attorney for Defendant and Appellant, from Beirut to the Holy City oc J nearly a week; today it can be done in ten hours. Amerie: Palestine ns at home who think of as it is depteted in the Bi his head at the hoot of the aun of auton turnin long-cherished idea of a quick Jand e Mediterranean to dad and India also has been ite from ble, a pastoral land untouched by ht within the realm of practical rhaps be sur-fexperience by the development region cover- | motor ear service between 5 ed by a great I network of | Haifa and Haifa and Damas¢ endid roads and fast-moving motor | route 1 wdad within ars, The wooden plough, the hand |} *Jand journey of the Me seythe, and the other primitive » course takes one through plements which for the were used to m fodern two room fur-] Carley, 46 Broad apartment, ground floor.] FOR SALE—Oak office fi entrance, screened porch] drawers, Chiffonier, Librar: und large store room. Vacant June{ also garage for rent. Phone Ist. Also large front room with 6. 5 bourd for two young ladies. 217] FOR RENT—Apartment, very reas- 8th street. Phone 883, 6 tf} onable. Location the very best. FOR RENT—One front room on first | “Write Tribune 577. 6-16-1w floor with or without kitchenette, | FOR” SALE—Reversible Reed baby MOTOR CARS OPEN REMOTE SECTIONS OF THE NEAR EAST modern life, would 4 prised to fing wi | i Beirut, utomobile Iroads in many » dune American threaten supplant parts of the N thousands of e this land ile and productive, haye given Ije and on to 0 miles, w mi | fe Wy, | 40) bth St. Phone 512-R. carriage in good coniition. In- s 7 alld Throughout Syria, Palestine, | way to modern American agricultur- ron arcade Gt y f 6-20-5t | quire 23 Ave. A. 6-21-3t ein. ae ‘Aly M neonate ais ee Wane et jay achine ¥. In us larger prod: a tha we u the FOR RENT—Room in modern home| #OR RENT—Front room for office ER ANG THE, ema ‘< : Sono ond ae * OF | tive areas the camel and the ox ble water source through- i close in. Gentlemen preferred.| use, 1191-2-6th St. or call Rem- Ee EON TITHE ANGLE WORM: Pa Peel ere ee ney Fe [have been supplanted by tm stretch of desert. 419, Tth St. Phone 644W. 6. i % = 5 es a ‘ | W] brandt Studio: 5-24-tf. De ae ty ea tray comfort jable journey than racheaper and mor y rail ioe ree PORELEED, ine yq LOOSELY WOVEN SILKS ea Pcafhs of white Ramer. HL Some of the sparsely settled and | WASHINGTON WILL REST 303, B. F, Flanagan, 6-20-IW] Very loosely woven silk frocks " used in interesting ways on the collar and cuffs of white Mannel] seattereg regions of the Mediterrane-. i ae a FOI RENT—Front room, well fur-|that achieve a surface similar to] Vests of Italian ; are now smast new frocks, us _ giving {embroidered in cross-stitch designs} ay and interior countries, ea | WHILE HARDING GON nished, with kitchenette. 411 5th} ratine, are frequently fringed at the}elaborately- trimmed with insets of the one-sided trimming effect that) with colorful silks, FS ERE TERR EE | St. Phone 273, 6-19-1w| hem and the ends of the sleeves and|fillet of Irish FOR RENT— Modern furnished| Consider themselves —_ adequately room close in. 617 7th St. trimmed. Particularly if the mate: 6-1815t,| ial is striped or checked. mane is very popular now. JABOT’ DRAPERIES i EMBROIDERED F Jabot draperies find themselves: A frock of blue silk ercpe bh fe Ne heel Bape -— places which heretofore were acces . SMART PANAMA ible only by long and tiresome jour- A par hat for midsummer) neys on ‘donkeys and eamels. In | Wor, is jauntily trimmed with em- Syria and Palgstine 90 per cent of | yy BY HARRY B. HUNT |}talian before becoming NEA Service Writer Washington, June 22—Pr ding’s departure i EGR raphe Fan on ee June 20th was the aturalized, mnone and he jHis name is Frank J | y profession a master ba nk’s pride is duc to the fact ker has picked him as for the] Fr j the BY ALLMAN 725 “lun and diplomats have decided on the good ship SSS SSS SS \ Aner Pa cine sewalt Leviat » which will resu Euro- f “i 3 Fr | : {pean schedules after complete re- AOUTIS THAT So} sailing ik SMARTY P jit! _ }CAANGE “THAT, ‘EXPRESSION * ON \YouR' FACE. FO You! | WHEN YA AND} SIT DOWN} / AND PLL SHOW — 4YOU ANEW STUNT] WE CAM, PLAY = > . WELT, WHAT, ARE) COMETHERE WE GOING To. Do/ To HAVE SOME ne THEY WENTYOvT, TOGETHER FOR A’ UTTLE 9 WHILE | AND I'M GOING TO.. KEEP, ‘you COMPANY jto continue to have many ood men VA EN’ ip BACK? StemeN iby the nose in his new job. | x Certain Shriners played a lon ' shot in psychology at the recent v WHERE DID, MOTHER AND DADDY Go? WITHOUT LAUGHING LONGER) sure -) | THAN You CAN Look INTO #7 MME: + MUCH FUNNIER, YouR FACE 1S THAN MINE! hington conclave—and lost. The lid ight. The i | } iwas hot the Roy |Haynes, enforcing p , had | back of his activities t from he president, himself a Shriner, to lbar out booze at all costs But dne bunch of thi nd boys, mare pr ering capital while the “big c lis aw Secretary Hughes, who will stick : on the job through the summer, is a one of the Tow exceptions to their fellow noble. Harding, incidentally, ‘bie 2 , for no less cheduled formai|, “Maybe he'll take the hi addresses during trip. Probably | ty it, anywe they decided. the most le of these will be} So wh they swung into: step {that at Vancouver, British Colum-|through the Garde h, where That will be an oc-|Noble Warren Gamaliel sat in his ynote” address onships and y Shrine be th on on a United States president has strayed |from the soil over which he exer-| ¥ cises sovereignity. : : | The first when President Taft " lj * 2 4 7 2 met Diaz of Mexico on the old Inter- national bridge between Brownsville, Tex.,:and Matamoras, Mex. ‘Taft! {/ | n’t actually get into Mexico, but 7 } his act was euanidesan as the break- {Ted “fez, their shoulders sdgged and. ing of the century-old ‘precedent |their tongues grew dry as they dole- 'lagainst presidents straying from|fully, mournfully, lugubriously . al- 1 apie: most sobbingly rolled out the mov- { eae ing notes of “How Dry I am.” .President Wilson’s trip to Europe] But all it got from Warren was. for participation in the Paris con-]a smile. The lid wasn’t loosened ferenct shattered what was left of }even a tiny bit, * the tradition, making Harding’s Van- Cd : couver expedition comparatively! Speaking ‘of the Shriners, the one simple to arrange, although as sen-] who felt most at home of the whole ataor, Harding was bitterly opposed | outfit was Mirza Husein Khan Alai, to Wilson’s European visit. Persian minister to Washington, Red tala tisk fezzes and baggy trousers were as The proudest American these days] welcome to him as apple pie and is an Italian, That is, he was an| flapjacks to an expatriated American. -