The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO COMMUNISTS WANT U.S, RECOGNITION Want Soviet Government of | Russia Recognized by United States CHARGE | i | | i | eu ech Demand for Release of “Poli- tical” Prisoners Is Part | | the $50,000 Kentucky Special, which of Plan \ will st un ‘Saturday. This in a S P ——__ z handi hree- js and up- Rares OEENS center wird, at one" and. three-sxteents|f Dohn’s Sausage and pancakes for break- Beetciaa! geectument.. uid ‘el Kind run in America. ‘The nearest fast. Great—of course you know the ]_ won by the Communists in this coun- } Te approach to the Kentucky Special high quality of Dohn’s Sausage products ~ to bring about recognition Mine Workers of | to prove that a plot} to bring about a revolution this country and Canada, and es- ship of the Com- x ~ | phi is being hem was an open handi- 4 Il is being sought, to male the recon- but none of t as struction work both mode-n and per-| been the cause of the loss of thousands cap for three year olds and upward. Saturday Special prisoners confined in| tmanent, Already sources understood of lives during the recent quake. er caattae tie Latcale Cup event, Federal and state prisons is & phase |{, represent the Japanese government It is understood that the Japanese ie longes' stance race run in + . p revolutionary movement that bavesuade jngulcies BF the Copper and] government has already issued an or- | America, val ines $15,000 cea pi Na have Nahe dae Mees » demand ||yrass Research Association as to the! der forbidding the use of heavy roofing This race, for three year olds an nition of the Soviet Repub-| test sort of construction, articularly| material and is trying to get thes best up, at two miles and a quarter, tests ickens we have had this year. eap, | ss applied to roofs, that will make the] fireproof, quake proof, light roofing! . the stamina of -the staunchestifl too, 1 ed further that the nub | thoroughbred, 2 ommunist movement yon the continent “is an outgrowth nd, to a certain extent, a con-| tinuation of the German espiona| A REFUGEES: me IN TEMPORAR' : HOMES ALONG RAIL= ROAD TRACKS negr TOKIO PPARENTLY America is to have a most important part in the re- building of the devastated Jap- ese cities, “American engineering SPINNING FA@TORY DESTROYED | FR ay JAPANESE |_© EARTHQUAKE Says THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ROOFS OF COPPER TO REPLACE TILE IN _ REBUILDING RUINED JAPANESE CITIES } \S ‘|won by Colon‘il Girl; but it was a FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1923 IMANY PURSES “ORFERED.AT LATONIA RAGE Feature of t Derby Will Be Long Distance Racing; . Opens November'3 Latonia, Ky. Oct. &—Long dis-} tance racing is featuring the Laton- ia race meeting, which runs for 31 days ending November 3, Purses in the seven stake events alone, offered by the Kentucky Jockey Club, ag- gregate $105,000, The chief race of the meeting is was in 1903 at St. Louis when a $50,- 000 handicap was offered, gnd was guaranteed stake and the owner of Colonial ~Girl received $42,000 for his part. In the Kentucky Special the Kentucky Jockey Club adds $50,- 000 to all entran¢e fees. Zev and My Own both are entered in this race. Richer races have been run, The Latonia Championship, “Fall Derby,” is for three year olds only, at one and three-quarter miles, and all the good three year olds in train-} ing have been named as~ possible the Jockey Club“fn deference to the well-known partiality of racing pa- trons to long distance racing. The best_baby racers in the coun- try will come together in the Queen City Handicap, for with the $10,000 added money, the winner’s portion will be in the neighborhood of $18,- 000, Many other stake events of lesser value are on the program. —all home made and flavor found only in D Liver Sausage, , Porter House and T-Bone Steak, lb.. .25e Prime Rib Roast, lb... DOHN’S — Sanitary and Exclusive Meat Market Phones 176 and 177. Bologna, TYPEWRITERS with a taste and ohn’s. Weiners ‘ .. .20¢ stem here during the war.” the author of the articles: “A recognized government is en- titled to a consulate in every ci and its consular staff may be as} large as desired and may do about | what it wants to do. The first thing | the Soviets might be expected to do OTEL, TOKIO. | ITH COPPER ROOF SURVIVES QUAKE trophe Has convinced them that the weighty tile, although a perfect pro- tection against weather, must give place to something else that has fire- resisting qualities, is permanent and starters. The owner of the winner here will receive about $40,000. These three events, which bring| together the distance running thoroughbreds, are maintained by i | E.A.BROWN| in the United States ,if accorded | WOW QUAKE | also is light. ! recognition, would be to establish | SPILLS Experiments made recently showed ‘consulates’ in all the leading cities. | TILES INTO nat tunel .tile weighs from 1200 to The “underground? revolutionary oF. STREET | weighs only feom 8) tovOs lee, Se ike ion centered around the Com- | me 2 ie til d 2 Resarta a cuss to sus cuctuce sci YOKONAMA [t0'18 umes as much a conser, Teas _ “QUALITY GROCER.” be able to come to the surface anc oe eee start its work with renewed impetus. ca necessitates on big buildings that muca “With the diplomatic doors open vad Rone abd heavier wally wich are Where Quality Counts. to them the Soviets could bring in yp on a soil where a real weight must be supported upon wooden spiles. Another thing that has turned all eyes toward American engineering methods is the fact that the Ameri men and money as they desired. | ,,, While the possibility of their over- |i5 throwing the American government |! is not to be conceded, one of the cities fireproof and as near as{ there is. It is with this in mind that freight rates. ible earthquake proof. their experts have had their attention] Tokio, like many other Japanese cit- Except for the present modern build-| drawn to the possibilities of copper] ies, stands on an alluvial plain with a gs in Tokio and Yokohama, all the roofing because of its light weight and] soft, muddy bottom, The hard pan is SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Jonathan apples, per box... .$2.05 major lines of defense against them | Napaneié houses are roofed entirel th ly] resistance to fire, their investigations] from 50 to 60 feet down. Originally| built structures best withstood the r would be removed; they would be| ‘with large, hand-made clay tiles.| showing the further advantages of|a nation of floor-living pone the| cent quake. The Imperial Hotel at ;Faney home grown watermelons, . afforded sulin onporinelticd for! ‘These make a heavy roof which, in] pleasing appearance, high salvage rate| Japanese have been in a few years| Tokio, which did not collapse, althour.» work, an per pound Fancy home grown saab Per pound ... Fancy Cauliflower, per pound. . Fancy Green Onions, per punch... Extra fancy Malaga Graves. revolutionary energies | time of earthquake, supported on light] and indestructil that are sorely needed for construc Walls, collapses causing heavy casual- Japan needs roo! ing in large quan- effort in America would be dis- | fics in the houses and also outside when tities and copper which is light is find- sipated in fighting the serpent in’ ‘ie ti'es cascade into the streets, The] ing an added argument with the ex- +eight of the Japanese tile roofs has] perts because of the high trans-Pacific OO hurled inte ¢ivilizatiof that demands big office structures and permanent buildings of all kinds. Wood, bamboo and paper are being abandoned as building materials. The present catas- KAWS LEADING ST. PAUL TEAM right in the heart of the devastation, ie Miaigl eog sacs terrae is American-built and has a copper roof, as have many other buildings there that have been erected after che best American engineering practice. “Deportations of alien Communists would be halted and the ‘Red’ agents | of Moscow, when arrested in this eountry, could demand the tions that reach into virtually every labor union, every industry, every ations in othe: of doing likewi tes gave promise RECOVERS FROM CROUP si ‘protec- ‘Why, waste time and money on tion’ of the consulates and diploma;|community and most of the phascs| Names of the 45 major Commun- “My boy had a very bad attack of! nics".when you can get the sciene | 3 Jes of the Communist In*/o¢ American life.” re fa Eaeiay Sm emerrare Ss cfoup. Tried everything but nothing] tifeally proved Van Ess home treats Per 24 pound box.'.....0........ $2.50 is % ; s Chicago, Oct. 5—Kansas City is]Yid him much d. Then I used{ment Baer written money bac! ‘ 7 BAG ists are eld be | Sta 2 chang “ good. The German espionage system) The Communists are held to be St: ada are changed fre-| ding St. Paul by one game today| Foley's Honey ced Tar and he not|@uarantee? It is the infected sebum ‘M§ Old Master Coffee. which Communists in America, are|“hopeful of controlling the next con-| quently, says the/ writer of the ar- y ya which is the source of 90% of alt Special 3 pound can.............§ alleged to have taken over is de-|vention of the American. Federation] ticle, It is set férth as result of its six to three victory only recovered quickly but he hashad| hair troubles, Patented applicator scribed as an organization recruited|of Labor in October hat “when the stign Toledo, while St. Paul andj no trouble since,” writes Mrs. Wil-| comes free wjth each bottle. It by agents of the Kaiser from among j working is definitely att Louisville broke even in a double| liam Sims, Burlington, Wyoming.| massages germ combating treaty Coughs, colds and croup-quickly re- lieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar, the malcontents and disloyalists of) the de _Asl e numbers | are hopeful that should be ment directly to hair eo our dru; it for Van Ess Li organization it header by scores of 7 to 4 and 12 to _PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM the United States. 5 Si i FRESH GOTTAGE CHEESE anarchists, syndica agitators,|of the coal miners will take place i really Bae United Mine Worllersi piegeautest are Pe 4 te ne the largest selling cough medicine | calp Massage and the 90-day treat G IT’ Cc - be revolutionists, enemies of|next April which will afford them| charges that: rival and has lost two more. the World. Free from opiates—in-| ment guarantee. Results from ong the government and individuals who| the opportunity to attempt again| More than $1,000,000 for the Com- gredients printed on the wrapper. , | month’s use will be a revelation The standing: had been convicted of crime, were) the seizure of the union through re-| munist movement. was raised in this| Toam Won Lost = Van Ess Laboratories, Inc., enlisted in this service.” An under-|yolutionary methods, as they at-|country under the guise of Russian| Kansas City ... 9. doa" oq]. patent tad ab Eranee, and Fealand 28 E. Kinzie St., ground as well as a surface organ-| tempted in the strike of 1922.” famine relief. This money deposited| St, Paul ... 5. 198. pay consists in arias Seen ec Chicago, Il. . on is said to have been estab-) William Z. Foster, head of -the!in banks\ in New York and Chicago] Kansas City has four more games |CTeate an olive ‘colored skin. . =} erat) shed. Trade Union Educational League, is|in the name of relief committees|to play with Toledo, while St. Paul 5] After the flow of German money | alleged to have declared Com-| and eventually found its way, after|has three more with Louisville. for maintenance of the espionage} munist meeting at Pittsburgh last ing through various other bank ee i : system was stopped during the war! June that the one big union i i unts, into the hands of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing =—_ and the Soviet regime gained control ready had been adopted by 13 e| Communist emissaries in the United] recently pritned, S16 Ras 000 postage SANBDH , of Russia, the German workers in} federations of labor and that feder-| States.” stamps in one day. Americ » said to have offered ! their services to Lenin and Trotsky. They “held out the prospect that with proper cultivation the revolu-| tionary units already existing in the| United States could quickly mobic} lize the labor unions and trade un- ionists for an armed uprising, with| seizure and overthrow of the gov-| ernment and the establishment of a/ Seviet dictatorship.” “Today the Bolshevik organization in America is better systematized,| more coordinated and has a larger | rabge ‘of activities than it ever had} before. These activities are expand- | ing in scope. The Communist or- ganization is real and effective ‘and, from a skeleton organization created | the Germans, has multiplied y times in strength and scope of action until today it has ramifica-| MOTHER! Baby’s Best Laxative is “California Fig Syrup” Corte “We Thank You” _. Jonathan Apples Just received a carload. You can’t go wrong by buying a box. All sizes. Per box ni fhe Lice anecd SORA Malaga Grapes Absolutely the sweetest and finest grapes we have had this year. Per lb.....15¢ 5 lb. baskets. .<..... SWEET POTATOES_ TABLE QUEEN SQUASH | HUBBARD SQUAS CALL OR TELEPHONE 34 Seldom have we been able to show as splendid assortment of Fruits and Veget- . ables as at this time. Always careful in the selection of our merchandise. Just “ now you will find unusual quality. Jonathan Apples, flavory, juicy, firm. Box $2.05 Strawberries'of excellence. Malaga Grapes, Concords, Damson Plums, Ilse of Pines,, Grape Fruit. /Chase & Sanborn Coffee makes the breakfast A Fresh Supply Always. Extra! Extra! Extra! SPECIAL BARGAINS a | | { | —AT THE— “ees Food Market Beginning Saturday and continuing all next week, or until the merchandise that \ we wish to neve are sold, we will give , i : 10% \ reductions on the following articles.of High Grade Merchan- dise and with every $10 purchase, you can get 10 poundsof Cane %' Sugar for ‘only 75¢. 4 Part of our 10% discount list” ‘THE HOME BAKERY | S. 0: Brand Tomatoes, med- ‘|| Grandma’s Washing Powder. 3! ium and large act Large and small packages. 3)§- and DAIRY LUNCH S. 0. Brand Califor nia Zieves Fruit Nectar in all ; Canned Peaches. flavors. Makes a Delicious Have'moved into larger quarters from 516 Broadway - —to— if Drink. a8 S. 0. Brand Sliced Pineapple. ia , 608 Broadway, Annex Hotel Building Apple Butter, Lippincott’s §. 0. Brand rs bron prouned Pusha rand. Very High Grade. | and are again a Busine wit a fall line of Salmon, Humpty Brand, 1 Ib. 8.0. Brand Corn. - t and Corn. Exception BRI nie PIES AND'P ASTRIES ally Fine talFeans. Faney Pink. . Peas, Cambrian Brand Extra Apricots, Everybody’s Brand. ambrian Bran : ai sete : oes served at all hours. Tiny Sifted. These, Peas Packed in Heavy Syrup. yo f a the. Public for past ‘patronage wwe seioain are exceptionally fine. Be Sure and See Ou? 1 Bargain Table. your efficient servants in the future. Oregon Celery Largé and well bleached. HEAD LETTUCE: TOMATOES - Cauliflower ; If you intend to use any for pickles, , would advise you to do § so without delay. “a : ‘Cabbage ‘Nice fine heads, Spécial prices on 50 or 100 Ib. lots. Le Oranges : Small but juicy and sweet. 2 dozen. .45c Mother’s Cocoa - ideal 2b. package that will please. Each . 380. ter wea ape 0. Sp. Me - Soha ak Hurry Mother! Even constipated, bilious, feverish, or sick, colic” Ba. ‘love to take gen-! Fig Syrup.” No| ag Pye ‘tendér! £ a RE ty an RMR ES: