The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1923, Page 3

Se Tage mnco ato SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1923 34 PER CENT, 9 | Increase of August 1923, Over; vidiats Meainadin? 8 Chareh August 1922 Is Greatest Dr. 8. F. Halfyard, Pastor For Years Professor Harry L. Wagner, Organist -| 10:30 A. M—Public Worship. Construction increases for August]. Organ Prelade in the northwest have taken a jump| ‘Solo, Selected—Mrs. John L. of 31 percent over August 1922, ac-| Hughes, cording to figures released today! Organ Offertory jhrough the F. W. Dodge Corper-|Sermon Theme—“The Ancient Land- Ation’s report on construction volume marks.” for August. The sermon will be appropriate to While there was a small decline | Constitution Week. from the volume of July this is a! Organ Postlude ‘ y occurrence and the ‘decline!y2:00 M.—Sunday school year was much smaller than that| “The attendance of the school is t year. increasing. Let every teacher and decline in construction volume scholar be present tomorrow. throughout the country was but five|7:00 P. Epworth League per cent for August according to the! Topic—“A helpful meeting for the report on construction conditions. ‘ong people.” ‘The decline which began in June atd/g:o0° P, M.—Publie worship has continued through July and Au-| “Organ Prelude fust has been accompanied with ‘or-| Anthem, by the Male Chorus derly lowering of cost levels, accort-| Qrgan offertory. : ing-to the report. Sermon theme—“A “Remarkable This decline of five per cent for] ~ Cure.” August of 1923 is much lower than| Qrgan Postlude the decline for the same monta last} Come and bring a friend. year which was fifteen per cent, The Sant mers Ms total construction contracts awarded ? Zion Lutheran Church in August in 88 eastern states, com-| Avenue D., near Seventh St. prising seven eighths of the building | German service at 10 A. M. ets of the country, amounted] fnyplish service with eonfirmation v 000. The total constrvc-{and celebration of Holy Communion for thése 36 states for iat 10:45. amounts to $2,723,911,000. NGveveningdeerviter Contemplated new construction V. BARTLING, Pastor work for August in the 36 states} ~ amounted to $508,484,000 or a decline of 20 per cent from the amount of contemplated construction reported | for July. Northwest Is Lower The building contracts in Minne- sota, the Dakotas, and the Northern Evangelical Chureh ' Corner, Seventh and Rosser Sts. F. STRUTZ, Pastor Tomorrow is the first day of Con- stitution Week and will be properly observed in harmony with sugges- tions of the Citizenship Comn evening. / Morning topic: “The Powers That | Be. Government and our relation to lespecially as law abiding cit:zens> The evening service will be a! continuation. of discourses on the Moral Law. | Bring the chifdren to church and | Sunday school. All welcome. MONSON, Pastor. | preve A. E, Meinzer, chief of the U. Ss. come from old and well known Bus-| cise thereof; of abridging the free- sian families;:reduced to meagre cir- dom of speech or the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the govern- ment for redress of grievance.” Sunday school will follow. 7:00-—B. Y.-P. U. will discuss- the topic, “How to apply \religion to manners.” A business ‘meeting will | be held in connection with the ses- | sion. | 8:00—Evening. »worship’ Mn and Mrs! John Hughes will sing “Rock | of Ages.” 8:00 Wednesday, mid-week service for prayer and conference, All strangers and visitors are wel- | come~and invited-to all our services. Re aa Trinity English Lutheran Church | . Cor. Ave. C and 7th St. Services \Sunday morning and) Evening: “The First Command- ment.” The first topic will deal with civi LG, Says Control of Wells in State Would Stop Waste 15.—Control of © all Fargo, Sep artesian wells in North Dakota will nt an immense waste ‘of water, | Water Resources department at | “Life is a bore,” the rich man cri¢ “Life is a trust,” said the'man of God, [ POETS CORNER 1 LIFE “For what js wealth, and power a1 d fame, And the hatedsound of ihe world's acclaim, If the rose of youth has lang since died?” | “Life is a lure,” exclaimed the sage, “A promise of things that cannot come ifue, ja shimpse of the scenes that. it hides from view, - Till we struggle on ul with age.” “Life is a joy,” enthused “che bride,” “A pathway that leads to_ eternal spring, Encompassed around by a wedding ring, Where kisses and love abide.” “Life is a quest,” the wise man spoke, “A constant seeking to find the key, That Jeads to the light of Eternity,” Till we succumb beneath Time's stroke.” That we may prepare ourselves for heaven, Walk the path our Saviour trod.” Then what is life? ‘Tis the inward fire, That gives us the purpose firm, ~ entire, Toslive each day in a manner true, And to do those tas to do. "Tis the constant urging on and on, 3 that we find |’ els which are from 26 to 30 inches | Italy Bxtends ey Tae me on Notice long. KILLED JN | PLANE FALL |”? | with respect to acceptance of tthe Dayton, Sept, "15,—Lieut. Napier, | |settlement of the Fiume problem flight surgedh at MeCook field was| sometimes referred to as an “ulti- pee eee eC y | which was to expire ‘to- driving fell to earth. The fall was | ¢ay, has been extended, according Bu who agreed that the right wing of the plane had crumpled, State Asks Writ | In Ousting Cases| St. Paul, Sept. 16- —The attorney | generals office today applied to the | tate supreme court for a writ of | > warranto directing Victor Ess-| * mayor, and+ A, Vanbuskik | y clerk of Eveleth, Minin, to how cause by what authority they | continue to hold office after they | d heen ordered removed by ( 0. The writ i3 mad supreme count Sept. | “NOTICE! Continue boiling city water. | City Health Officer. Glorious Hair- In 90 Days or Money' Back killed today when the plane he was|matum” witnessed by a number of persons /to officials here. All danger of hostilities between i Ttaly and Jugoslavia has been re- | moved, it is stated. If its wot building | it’s worth protecting Even the garage is worth i i If it is not in- , and/it burns down, you are out what it cost the 12-mile stretch of Mapleton. The Noel bid was $40,820.65, th $1,000 less than any other bid » Fargo, Sept. ‘T6—The W. H. Noet| mitted to the county sommissione! Noel Gets Mapleton Graveling Contract Londen, Sépt. 15—(By the A company of Jamestown yesterday} This graveling work. is. known as \ )—Italy’s notice to Jugoslavia| was granted a co itract for graveling | Federal Aid Project 144. WEBB ‘BROTHERS Undertakers Embalmers Licensed Embalmer in Charge DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 100 NOTE OW LACT AC TAUTAC AGT NG AGIA This is to the Boys We won’t ask such a foolish question as “Would you like to earn a little money !” Taking that for granted, we just want to say that some boys we know are doing that by: Mowing Lawns. Selling Papers. Faneral Directors ~ PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Night Phone 100 or 68; PZ ae oe Wak Yr Se (ay an inspection of theartesian wells in state. The inspection was made in engineer; @ A, Simpson, of the Uni- versity of North Dakova, chief state welj inspector. well drillers co-operating with state | Washington, who recently completed ae the greatest of deeds arg 'Tis the peace which true content- ment brings, And the courage of which the poet sings. company with A. J, Hard, consulting It is all of these and much more be- sides, - ‘Tis the curre thought arri Concerted action by farmers and | F on which the ang federal officials was advocated by Mr. Meinzer to check waste and ral Women who wish to stimulate the growth of their ha:r should use Van Ess Liguid Scalp Massage. ng vigorous hair surely follot consistent use, and consistent use is easy because Van Ess comes fitted with @ patent rubber applicator that feeds the treatment directly to the roots of the hair, climimating mussy ma: And the flexible nipples of A glorious head | aging with you. If it IS insured, you get the money for a new garage. Every building should-be insured. The very nature of fire in- surance prompts you to look for the best. This agency represents the Hartford Fire Insurance ite | Fixing Fences. Cleaning Yards. Working in Stores. Running Errands. Raising Pigs and Hens. It has meant considerable extra money for them and given a boost to their savings accounts. hold water at a level of efficiency. Thru it we live, and feel and learn, And at its fount our incense burn. And yet, tho Life is-such a power, the applicator bring a healthy circula- tion of blood to feed the hair roots. Buy your \" 4 Ess on our 90-day trea* ment 7! ney back if it fails. Company, an organization with a record of over a cen- tury of fair dealing back of s higan, comprising the northwest,| o¢ the Aerican Bar — Association ¢ dropped buy eight per centArom July | ng of the Local Committee. { which was an inerease of thirty-one | ""s.ivice in the German language ¥ per cent over the month of August, |¢.6n. 9:30 to 10:30 APM. All other 1622, Twenty per cent of the total con- struction contracts for last month? in Aythe northwest, was for publie works and utilities and 17 per cent was for educational buildings. Building contracts in the northwest | for the first eight months of the r amounted te $93,916,000 win increase of nearly fifty per cent over the corresponding period | of 922. Contemplated new work in this ; : istrict amounted to $10,804,000, an|of Sympathy and Service. It will incréane \of 10/nek‘eent, over, the| HE interesting “and . helpfal. “7: amount reported in July of this year. PET eine ; sermon — “Foundapion services are conducted in the Eng- lish language. Bible School at 10:30 A. M. A live, earnest body of teachers an workers, A cordial welcome for you. The Bible School will be followed by an address by the pastor. The Evangelical League of C. E. will be in charge of the Department " Stories of our Government.” 8 P. M.J Special music. . : * Bible study and prayer service Tuesday at 8 P. M. F R Y E AR First Presbyterian Church The Rev. Harry Postlewaite, D. D. Minister The_ pulpit is being supplied by the ‘Rev. Harper R, Burns, State Dickinson’s Expenses for 1924 President Christian Endeavor Soc- iety, who will also be glad to rend- er any pastorial services that may | S be required. Dickinson, Sept. 15. —Nearly $1,000 Morning worship at 10:30 A. M. was lopped off the running expenses Sermon Theme—“Shall (onstitu- of the city by the commission ‘when tional Government Endure?” the 1924 budget came up for consider-] ‘Special music. ation at the regular)meeting Monday Solo—‘The Endless Day” by Mrs. afternoon. The budget made in the Scothorn. farm of an ordinance and given its Duet, selected—Mrs. Barnes and first reading at the time totals $40,- Mrs. Scothorn. 700 as compared with $41,650 for the| Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock, year which ended September 1. Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Not only will the appropriation Sermon Theme—“Why Constitut- - for the coming year be lower ‘but the jonal Government Wili Endure.” tax levy as well. This is due to the Special music. increase in the-assessed valuation of "ae Solo-“The Swan” by Miss Decreased $1,000 ity property. Last year the levy fest. 14.28 nulls. For the coming yezr} ©Votal Solo, selected—By Mr. Gale. the levy has been fixed at 11.60 mills.| Prayer meeting Wednesday even- The assessed valuation of.city peoper- | ing at 8 o'clock. ty this year according to the bocks of| Junior Bible School. at 9:30. the city assessor is $3,192,013. In 1922| Senior Bible School at 19 o'clock. the total assessed valuation was $2,-| A very cordial welcome awaits- you ate 522, at all these services. Corner 4th St. & Ave. Cc. anne at 8 o'clock. ‘A reading room is open in the Mother of Towst’s Mayor Dies church building every Tuesday, as Result of Cancer Christian Science Society All are welcome to attend these — services and to visit the .reading Fargo, Sept, 15.7Mrs. Phoebe Cur- | yoom, tis, 54, pioneer resident of Lisbon, died at 8:50 p. m, Thursday at a Far- go hospital after a lingéring iflness Roe Ue Meteor meio from cancer. Funera] services were 16th Sunday After Trinity. held from the Lisbon Methodist i church at 2 p.m. today, Rov. By Bel, Celebpstumn of he Holy Commun. 2 Ps ion at ieee Sagas Nee al yank: | Morning Prayer and sermon, 11 odist church, will assist. Interment |"“sunaay School, 10 A. M. wil} be made in Oakwood cemetery at Subject, “The Zero Hour and Lisbon, Rie 2 Ae Curtin sox well Kiowa in Lae: [ee ae bon -and vicinity, having lived there for many years. She was born in fin ae North i pelea ae nee husheas, who diéd ‘ oeaiad, sigerd ayerd banded st i i z o'el ot in German, inglis! it Lisbon during the inffuenza epi- Service at 11" é'clock by Rev. Als- jemie in.1917, She was a member ot | )o1' the Methodist church of Lisbon and ; an detive worker in the W. C, T. U. Surviving’ her are three sons | otc, for the poor to the Mission, | Loren of Davenport, Iowa, and Wal- | 395’ 16th’St. 0, o¥ call phone 6573. ‘¥er and Rollo, both’ of Lisbon; \two yi Happel, Pastor 5 ”, daughters, Mrs. Elsie Cotton and Mrs. Alice Knapp, both of Lisbon; and one brother, Frank forward, aléo | German: Baptist, Ch Of ee Announcement Her son, Walter Curtis, is mayor . of Lisbon. ‘and transportation officer | For German Services’ the public is membér since its organization, St. Geor Church ‘ . ARE be SESS Unity South Side Mission and Chari Sunday School in connection M. Ingram. - a * sanany morning, Soeit at 10:30, jy Subject—*Lord What ie Man?” Sunday. School at 14:31 Evening setvice at 8:00. Subject—“A Question Without An Answer.” Wednesday Evenih Mlaweek Prayer meeting at 8: United. States Come, let us go to the. House of PRE Moscow, Sept, ii Rassias s000'| worship. will be the poorer by. dager! wome! : for this is the number of brides a8 SPROCK, Pastor. who, are, or soon will be, on their way to the United. States with their Bamerican husbands, men who cnm« outto Russia wines the ae E lief Administration, _ Many marriages were precipitated, ies yes 10:80 the Singiiet, of Bese from the Ame el 7 Princesses Are. . Coming To The iS {ton stamps, are of the two cent| coats of the jacquette type. bd sas. Army Recruiting Tt lingers but a day, an hour; Office Is Opened {44 we are left a form of clay, * * * While Life has quickly sped away. At Dickinson By Florence Borner. Dickinson, Sept. 15.—A U. S, Army Too Late To ) Classify recruiting office, the only one in the state west of Fargo, was opened|FOR SALE—Six room house, modern hursday® in quarters in the federai| ¢xcept heat, east front, trees, on , | building with Sergt. J. H. Stricker of paving central location. Price 3500 Company F of the Third U. S. In-| With $1000 cash. Balance on time. fantry at Fort Snelling in charge.| Harvey Harris & Co. J. P. Jackson, Sergt. Stricker will occupy rooms ad-| Manager. 9-15-2t joining the land office and immedi- peta See ately get busy endeavoring to secure |FOR SALE—Complete zurnishings recruits from the west Slope for the | for three-room' apartment. Living various branches of the army witich| and dining room equipment in ma- are now open to enlistments. The| hogany and wicker, bedroom in branches inclitle the iffartry, caval-| ivory. Exceptional opportunity for ry, coast artillery, medical and vet-| couple to step into pleasant home. erinary corps, and the disciplinary} For_appointment, phone 403-5 barracks guard. Enlistments are open 9-16-tf to All able-bodied men between the ages of 18 and 35.\Below the age of } WANTED — Man on dairy farm, 21, however, applicants must have| steady job; milking machine used; the consent of their parents. Saas Louis J. Garske, G. ®., Bismarck, N. QR, 9-15-1t | Harding Stamps FOR SALE—Pure bred registered Are on Sale at Holstein bulls, age from two + months to one year; price aie Post Office able, Louis J. Garske, G. D., marek, N. D. 9 The first of the new issue of Harding stamps te reach the city|FOR SALE—1920 Dodge touring car were received atathe local post of-) $250.00 in good running order. fice, from Mandan, yesterday. These| Call at 818 Ave. B. or Phone 632M. new stamps are being held by the 9-15-1w post office, being sold only when a request is made for them. FOR SALE—Modern house, 7 rooms The Harding Stamps, 100,000 of| good basement, nice location on which have been issued and distri-| paving, price $4500 with term buted, are printed ih black ink, and| Harvey Harris & Co,, J. P. Jac! bear, in-addition to a clear cut en-| son, Manager. 9-15. graving of the late president, the ee dates 1865-1923. Thése stamps, which POCKETS. ppear very much like the Washing- Pockets are shown in short fur Caracu! denomination, and will be sold only | takes first place in these short mod- until the issue of 100,000 is com- |= pletely sold ut, no new issues being [MOY Won \e tre Nore re re Sra Finney’s Drug Store CAPITOL THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT TOM MIX in his latest feature “Doand Dare” ‘and “Our Gang” comedy “LODGE NITE” MONDAY - TUESDAY Rubert Hughes’ famous story of Hollywood. _Ssouls Forsaie with twenty-three fam- wage, $40 per month, Address || its policies. || For safe and sure insur | ance, call | -MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance.” Bismarck . . ND. HE WA NWA Wa We Wa Wa SW SS Bismarck Bank Bismarck, N. D. Grand Opening . We have a “grand” opening every week day morning waa 7 s bells. - BIG SALE VNU TU Going on 312 days each year. Laying all jokes aside folks, our Tailoring patterns ana styles and prices CAN’T BE BEAT — and our personal service which represents 414 years coat.m aking experience or the bench, plus 14 years of measure taking, plus a personal inter- est in each and every order is what we have to offer you. MEN’S FURNISHINGS—The kind you have always wanted to get—are awaitng your inspection—and price comparison. (WANA YW SW No NOP NES SSO NS) juiTiimiritnnnnaneaTititg SUOUEUOUAUCSUCUOONORUOES pegs taNSOOUNEOODESES®®, “SOUNCUOOET Thursday and Saturday, from 2 to 4} Mi \- Please .send clothing and_shoes,| . Alsbury, Assists Pastor \ cordially. invited” to” si German |, printed, - Death Comes After Lingering Illness Dickinson, Sept. 15—After a long illness, dating back to the year 1918, Frank Albert Carlson, passed away at his home in this city on Monday morning. He had been a total in- valid for many years, Mr, Carlson was born at Rockford, TIL, May 4, 1868. At the age of 19 Mr. Carlson pur- chased a farm at his old home at Darnell, but in 1913 moved to Fair- mont, Minn., where he lived with his eousin until he moved to Mason City, Ia. It was there that he con- tracted the illness that finally re- sulted in his death. In March, 1919, his sister, Mrs, Peter Moran, brought’ her invalid brother to her home south of Zenith. Funeral services. were conducted by Rev, G. H. Plamann at the. Luth- eran church on Tuesday afternoon , and interment was made in the local | cemetery. / WADE TO MEASURE ~- all wool: SUITS AND OVERCOATS Satisfaction Always. National Tailors & Cleaners 5th St. opposite McKensle : TYPEWRITERS ‘ : TAXE - Phone: One-One Hundred '. FORDS FOR* HIRE Drive them ao _ ASPIRIN Say “Bayer : erand Insist! Unless, you see the name “Bayer’ on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer preduct rescribed by physicians over twen- ty-two years and proved safe by mil- lions for Colds Headache Toothache - Lumbago Earache Hheomel ism Neuralg! Pain, Accept Baye Tablets of PAcpiein’” only. Each unbrpken package con- tains proper diregtions, Handy box- es of twelve, tab) cost few cents. Druggists also 6I1 bottles of 24 and 100. Aspitin fs the. trade mark’ of Bayer Manufacture, Monoacetica- lester of Salicylicacid, * ELTINGE TONIGHT—Saturday JACK PICKFORD MADGE BELLAMY CLARENCE BURTON eres ‘GARRISON'S FINISH” (area on tat. Jorgavony the same nome) sisal ens apc FA ‘Kentucky racing story with lots of pep. PATHE NEWS AESOP FABLE \. MONDAY and TUESDAY :. 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