The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 8

PAGE FIGHS FINANCING OF CITY'S PLANT NOW COMPLETE Money for Special Assessment Warrants Is Paid Over to City Officials in Minne- apolis OPERATION HELD GOOD Engineer's Estimate Is to Et- That Water Works Will Show Profit at End of Year fect The financing pro ion in tak the Bi § Water Company and enlarging plant wa eted in Minne esterday financial paid over t t of the 200,075.00 f ver the property of president city ssion ts. , accord dohere, With the of two bond is the all the m the expense now obtained works program The total cost of the stem complete is placed by! Atkinson, city engineer, ut THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE By Ae eo spe CI, Leto me Pia wi While the above photograph does, pounds of rice, ten pounds of sugar, st resemble much the popular con. & pounds ot cooking fats, three pounds of cocoa and 24 one-pound uns of evaporated mulk, The food package department was established by the American com- muttee when it became evident that} suffering among adults in Germany acute and widespread as it g the children, The children eared for without cost irom ception of a lie saving station, that is exactly what it is. it is the food package department of the American Com tee tor Re- ef of German Childr oi which Major-General Henry Allen, nder of the American an anies on the Rhine, is chairman, will be sad upon its activity depends ina age measure the the reat American effort to relieve Ger- success Ot not be used ior reliet of grown-ups. | German Hunger Pangs Are Relieved START MOVETO Kin In This Country Through Allen Committee’s Food the committee's funds, but these can City, Packages ¥ 1) PUBLICITY Urges nference of Civic Bodies Valley City, N. D, Mar, 26.—The | Va | zation over the st. cence in Valley City April 10. 1 mpaign in other the unfs North Dakota h states to vertisings in the past, inv club set of ted at a recent mee resolutions follow in part nd name of the % a the relief they gave can not be meas- ured, according to advices from rep- resentatives,o1 the American com- mittee. The delivery is insuredsby the German government, which also is paying all cost of transportation | in that country, Applications for the requisitions may be made either ip person or by mail to the department's offices, Suite 938, 42 Broadway, New York paryd by political debauchery, gener- ! government solicitation, and well intended — price-fixing — propaganda, and Whereas, We, the ‘own Criers Club beli much good that state, and feel that the time opportune to initate a state-wide movement to counte this unfav- j orable condition, therefore “Be It Resolved, That wef the Val- Valley — City that there un be said about The need for adult relief cannot GETFAVOR ABLE’ Valley City Town Criers Club ey City Town Criérs club has; ited the officers and other repre-| entatives of clubs and civic organi: | | purpose of the conference is to con- | ver plans for a concerted publicity | over- | ation is | resolutions | kota, together with | the credit of its people, has been im- | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 Aids Health of Girls| | | for college yirls n, head phens Better health (was what Miss Ruth G jof the foods department of {| College at Columbia, Mo., w 2 v ‘So she organized a drive for scien tific eating. calories and several hu who were slightly tter health by it,” s | ham, “A big thing th stopping between meal cream puffs and sundaes. kept track of ed of them h ned Young Man! Did You Say There Are No Opportunities Today? Then you don’t know about our FREF. School for Salesmen starting at 7:45 Fri- day evening, March 28th. If you are looking for an opportunity seriously enough to give up ten evenings, beginning next Friday, just ’phone or call and enroll. Lahr Motor Sales Company Hence it was necessary to provide be too strongly emphasized, accord. some method through which the cost ing to eminent authorities who have Itas here that r ents of Amer- oi sending tvod to the adults could recently returned from Germany. tca who have relatives or friends in be borne by those who have a direct. One of these, Dr. Haven Enferson, arrants to Germany go to purchase food pack- interest in the sufferers. There are former, Commissioner of Health of making the total lage requisitions for delivery to any thousands oi such ‘telutives and) New York City and an authority on obligations on account of the water! Jesignated individual within the friends in this country’and the de‘ community health, said of Germany works program $660,075. | Serman republic, occupied territory partment offers them a convenience! thay it was “a perfect organization After a study of operation of the|. cluded. For ten dollars they as- they would not otherwise have. for the spread of tuberculosis.” Un+ water works system since December! 4:¢ the transportation and delivery © More than two thousand such dernourishment also is making the | 1, 1928, when the plant was taken) “119 pounds of American tood, packages already have been deliv-| population an easy, prey to, other | ley City Town Club urge such movement receive the favorable con- | | obs | ideration of the several civic hodies | | | 000 and The financing v ccomplish two bond ‘ eny's destitute population one for are available for und ance iss head phone: e " of the state, and that a permanent state organization be perfected to ini- te and carry on a constructive pub- licity campaign under a tried and experienced publicity man PUTS RADIO IN Hing anc POSTMORTEM 1S COMPLETED Mandan, Mar. 26.—Ne annoufe: BALLOON over and a study of the previous | operation of the Bismarck Water | Supply Company, the city nates that the eity will be to operate the plant on present r which are by the perce urchs ly charged, meet all fixed charges and operatin) expens Unde estimate, th would be a balance at th dof the year, after allowing for m repairs of approximately 100. Increased consumption is expected by the 7. of the new plant Stallation of favorable li garden rates, and as the city grows, that they estimate that the perience in operating the water plant should grow more favarable year. less: pletion nd in and es each te of Operations of what work f cit 1924 ‘The engincer's estimate may be expected of the wat: department for the first year operation, ending: December 1, follows: Z ‘yoss operating income Gross operating expense Net operating: income . 23,110 16,065.00 Annual interest pal payments and prine 43,1025 Balance The estimate is based upon the first three months operation of the plant under city controh and pre operation in private hands, and the nyineer is satisfied that on this “the city will profit by the 3 ope n. final cost of the new system what less than was he original cost figured at the time of opening bids for x complete new pliant was $695,000 After bids were received negotiations were entered into which resulted in p oof old plant for and the installation of Dies cl ofl burning engine was decided on. Some reduction was made in the dis tribution system, leaving the net cost $660,075. Additions to the distribution sys- tem in the form of additional distri bution mains will be made in the f Tous for the improvement, in the same manner as for the building of a sewer. Already several petitions have come before the city commission which would result in the addition of new customers to the city sys- tem. Allow For Growth One factor which uses officials to be somewhat optimistic is that the plant, when completed, will have a greater capacity thi the present consumption, so that as the consump- tion grows through growth of the city or increased sales no new capital expenditures will be necessary. This should result in a greater ratio of profit, it is stated. The new plant probably will be completed b ythe first of June. A large part of the work has been done Some delay is caused by fail one contractot to complete the intake nine. and with the Missouri River likely to break up at any time it PIMPLY? WELL, DON TBE People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Apimply face will not embarrass you longer if you Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. | engined ntenance |" officials after the com | -| CHASE TAKEN | ture when property owners, petition | t a package of ttn AG iin Germany, in all sections, and ds of loa. g5 er ‘ae 8 LOCAL BOWLERS visiecw! GET PRIZE MONEY ol 1 DY) Bismarek bowlers will get $31.50 in ura. | prize money from the Mid-West Bow: | ling Congress held at Jamestown ‘ording to a telegraphic he Tribune today from Jamestown, The “Bismarek Spi | fourth in the five-man event G1 pins, was rded 0 » money. J pins in the singles, was nd Joe Schneider, with SEN, WHEELER 1S ASSAILED ed uy de rded_ seriously cannot he compl wate I is cept fo th being operated perintendent, and in the hands the fir Arnot nees are itch to. OIL BODY Is APPOINTED : | Named by Coolidge to Con- | with with | ded B4, won | sider Means of Conserv- ing Supply on, March 26, Appoint on to rtain conserving the announced Coolidge. entrusted in ench and with would be of addition- dc to create ment f a commis. the best means of nation's oil supply vesterday by President commission will he with review of the r the oil whether it ews Bureau At- tacks Daugherty Prosecutor | Republican was | | ituati — Washington, March 26, Under the! “What should | know ubout Senator Wheeler ang his | Montana gang,” the na- tional committee news bureau tast night issued a detailed attack on the prosceutor of the Daugherty investi gati committee, The gist of map Senator Wheeler w: attorney for Montana, reserve euntion everybody iment transfers, t wise al public land, ch or better pr nt one ction wax taken by the president in the appointment the ion on the ion ot ex or oth Her Republican reserves than the of commi: recommend: the Loft the navy | 1 ion will | George Smith, director of the the hothed of tre. t Admiral) and sedition, the ieade: ~S.N, president of| sonable and seditious movement he- ral beard and former com-| ing friends of Wheeler’ nd that in chief of the United States | Mr Wheeler refused to interfere | and RL D. Bush, of the bureau } faa: “4 * s the statement, “the ; minerolagy of the state of Cali-| decent patriotie Americans of Butte ornin, k the matter in hand, hanged one | 'NO ACTION ON of the lead an the others out of | charges is t weneral by consist of site became Rear mande fleet, | Butte and then’ called a meeting of | the Montana state council of defense | for the purpose of trying Wheeler his actions. The Montana state council of de- fense consisted of the governor, eight other men and one woman. '< evenly divided politiédlly composed of five Repub five Democrats, The governor Democrat. Wheeler was put on trial. Washington, Mar, 26.—The Hovse | Judie: committee failed to take’ action today on the Senate resolution ch proposes impeachment Clarence ©. Ch in-law of Al- |hert B. as customs collector, at El Paso, WHERE PARTIES DIFFER By JOHN T. ADAMS, Chairman of the Republican Natienal Committee Th p-; the interest of labor, for it main- iene ape tains the American standard of Democratic! ving and wages, [t is support. parties are ed in those northern industrial not alike,| States where labor is honored They differ; ud its rights safeguarded. widely on|, Practically all general. labor many ques-| Jegisiation has been the product tions, These) the Republican party. The | | pre differences| 2ppartment of Labor itself, the‘ i are fundamen.| Woman's bureau of that depart- ‘ tal. One of| ment, and the Children’s bureau, j them is the| re all products of Kepublican respective at-| /egislation. The Republican par- titude of the} *t¥ Pioneered in behalf of a fed- parties to-| eral child labor law. : ward labor. |, Another striking evidence of The Repub-| the difference in the attitude of | liean party came into existence | the two old Jes toward labor is furnished by comparative con- over the issue of fi labor. The South ana. ty peitd ditions of labor in the North and in the South. The most progres- dread maladies. of 5 se the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Oli the successful substitute for calomel; no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that Athich calomel does, and gust as effec- tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. é ‘one who take DUNS Tablets is ever cursed with a ‘‘dark brown taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good” cratie party stood for slave With them manual labor was| sive and huinane labor lex menial. The North and the Re- ublican party stood for free la r. They looked upon human toil as being dignified. In the campaign of 1860, Lincoln clearly stated the issue to be be- tween slave and free labor, and that if slavery were continued, as & competitor to free labor it would under-bid it, under-work it, degrade it, and destroy it. So the two old parties assumetl these widely different viewpoints toward labor:from the start. That inherent. fundamental difference has prevailed throughout the years, and still continues, One of the cardinal principles of the Republican party is ee teetive tariff. It is primarily in tion in this country today found in the-northern Republi- can states, In the Democratic “Solid South” standards of work and liv- ing are much inferior to those in | the ‘North. Hours of labor are | longer, wages are lower and there ; is not the welfare legislation for working people ‘that character- izes northern Republican states. In accomplishing all this. the Republican party has never played the demagogue, has never appealed to prejudice or class ha tred. It has legislated for labor in the same broad spirit of Amer- jeanism which it. has always . shown in its policies for the pro teetion and promotion of the gen: eral welfare. U. S. HOSPITALS Washington, Mar World War patients in government — hospitals soon will be helped to while a the hours with radio entertainment. Director Hines of the Veterans Bureau in an order today instructed construction agencies of the Bureau AW During the trial ‘Big Bill Dunne’ and a number of other radicals charged with treason were heard. The result) of the trial was a unanimous ver- dict deciding Wheeler was guilty and he was condemned ay an unpatriotic citizen” TIER DIES p 26. Joseph C. Pel s t attorney of rom which office he s removed in 1922, died last night f pneumonia. LUDEN’S MENTHOL COUGH DROPS ‘give quick relief jradio reception with connections d rect to the beds of patients. grouns and friends of the however. apparently will have to aid in completing the plan since no funds “ Relieve Your * “Trouble Zone” —the nose and throat Use Luden’s for coughs colds soreness throat tickle dust-irritation hoarseness asthma hay-fever bad breath ‘WM. H. LUDEN, Inc., Reading, Pa. 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Dak. —Post Office Box 49— ersrrrrerer rer rs ltrs r WEBB BROTHERS Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge. Day Phone 246 Night Phones 246-887 PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Entbalmer in Charge. Day Phone 100 Night Phones 100 or 687 YNOMICAL TRANSPORTAT TIRES During the month of April only, co- operating with the Bismarck Branch of the Fisk Tire Co., we will sell Fisk Bal- loon Tires and wheels at special re- duced prices. This will include 4 tires, 4 tubes, four wheels, five rims, pressure gauge, wrench, and necessary rim bolts. 29X4.40 $93.50 ~31X5.25 - 126.50 32X6.20 179.30 33X6.20 182.60 34X7.30 211.20 MIDLAND GRAINCOMPANY Minneapolis, Minnesota Williston, N. We Buy Grain of All Descriptions in Car Lots. We are always in the market, paying the highest prices net to you (no commission) track your shipping point. We buy basis official inspection, but will pay premiums for quality. Send us samples. : We will gladly honor your draft, lading attached, for 90% of the delivered value, and remit balance when car is unloaded. We are bonded by the State of Minnesota and are members of the Chamber ‘of Commerce. We can be reached day or night by telephone: NO. 184 WILLISTON We invite your correspondence—write ug when you will be able to load and we will call you by long distance phone giving you ‘our prices, Midland Grain Company - LL Huber, Manager WILLISTON, NORTH DAKOTA —— DRY CLEANING Prepare for your Drycleaning and Dyeing early. Spring—the big “clean up” season of each year, should start by’ cleaning one’s clothes. Our very modern ‘cleaning and dyeing plant — with every facility necessary for 7 doing the best work awaits your orders. ——WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER—— City Cleaners & Dyers 422 Broadway BISMARCK Phone 770