The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1924, Page 7

Al- so child's hi ir cutting aie phon- ograph, and A half section of hay Murphy. Care 0. Bis- land for sale. J. W Barber si Opposite P. marek, HELP WANTED—FEMALB BD Eadics in this locality to embroider linens for us at “fome dating their leisure moments. Write at Fashion Em- Lima, Ohio. 5-29:1W ry Middle aged woman or rl fot general work, Mattson , McKenzie, N. Dak. —5-29-3t WANTED—-Waitresses, fry cook. and kitchen help. Apply Homans Cafe. 29-3t POSITION WANTED CE N WANTED—High School graduate, conscientious and energetic, experienced ‘as book- keeper and typist steks connection with reputable ftrm. Capable ot handling corespondence or manag- ing. office. Address 780, Care Tribune, giving partieulnrs. main or day selling a + merchants. you $20.00. Hend: ce ary article sales makes Distributing Co., to National | m, Minn. 1t MONEY TO LOAN on well im- proved Bismarck City property. repayable monthly, Loans closed promptly. Fire and Auto- mobile Insurance, Price Owens Eltinge Blt Phone 421 —— eee USIC_SCHOO *——Aiph. Lampe, Director The time of vacations is the time to start your music’al ‘training. We instruct you in Violin, Voice and Piano at very reasonable prices. Call at 611 First Street or Phone 1017. 5a AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE—1 late model Over- land Sedan. Car driven less than 5,000 miles. Perfect mehanicai condition. Real bargai Phone or call in person. D: D. Dur- sema, 5-29-1w ¥ er with Fully LEA Ford roads box truck — body. equipped, A real b Must be sold at once. regain. Sth St. 5-28-10 Inquire for sale, 1 con- phone 3 ar and casings in A No. dition. Write, Box 133 or Lost Three Keys on key ring. nder return to The Tribune of- 28-2t jays ABIUYS ‘UMOAG—LSOT Jim Davis, Phone 9-F-4, 5-29-3t FOR SALE The hest lists of houses, lots and farm lands of any dealer in the city. rooms, convenient to churches, hools and down town, and I be- ieve one of the biggest bargains in the city, $4750.00. 4 rooms, toilet, water, lights, close in, very easy terms, $2650.00. 4 rooms, South side, close in, water, lights, a bargain, $1000.00. Splendid bargains in houses or lots, all over town. Splendid bargains in farm lands, BUY NOW. You can probably never in buy as cheaply as now. Insurance written in good com- panies, 8 » F, E. YOUNG. Iw. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT—A modern T-room fur- nished house. A modern house. A modern furnished 2-room and bath apartment. For Sale: A boy's bicycle, a set of Windsor chairs, and a piano. Cora _S,| McLean, Phone 905. 5-24-1w. FOR KENT—Four modern urfur- nished rooms for light. housekeep- ing-on the ground floor, front en- trance. Also two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call 418- lst St. Phone 558W. 4-22-tf FOR RENT—Furnished modern two- room apartment, shower bath, sep- arate entrance, downtown, two blocks from postoffice on pave-! ment. Vacant June 5th. $25.00 per! *_month. Phone 275W....— 5-20tf FOR RENT—A modern furnishea or unfurnished five room ‘apartment with two large porches. Waod- mansee Apartments, Apply Harris, 5-16-2w 5-27-1w Jeline, make , | tion to cléldren. 3-1w. jer e rere || Classified Advertising Rates | Linsertion, 25 words or | under wbxep 8 50 || 2 insertions, 26 wollda: db under 65 % insertions under - 1 week, 25 words or under 1,26 Ads over 25 words, 2e addi- tional per word, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATES 65 Cents Per lach All classified ads are cash in advance. Copy should be re- ceived by 12 o'clock td’ insure insertion same day. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 32 2 P acats ay WORK WANTED WANTED—Any_ kind of” housework or washing. Call 616 M, 5-28-3t ROOMS FOR RENT T—Three large unfurnish- with bath, screened porch private entrance, No objec- Call 953-LJ. {FOR ® ed room and FOR RENT—Partly furnished rooms on second floor. Also one fur- nished room on first floor. Chance | to help to pay for rooni, Phone 1014, 417 10th’ St. 5-28-3t }FOR RENT—One single room and {one large room suitable for twe in ;. modern home, Phone 236W. 309- 8th St. 5-24-17. ¥OR RENT—Well furnished room in a modern home, on ground floor, close in. Phone 672J. 120 Ist St. 2-20-tf. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 930-4th St. Phone 5435, Mra. Peter Beylund. 526-1 STRICTLY modern room, close in. | Also garage for rent. Reasonable price. Phone 439LJ. 5 FOR RENT—Ome large room sui for one or two gentlemen: Roard, 406-6th St. 5-1 ptt ROOM FOR RENT—In modern heme, Gentlemen preferred. 307-12th St. Phone 646M. Bt FOR” RENT—Room in a modern home, Close in. Gentlemen only. Phone 967. 5-27-tf FOR RENT—Four rooms, unfurnish- ed of pertly furnished at 803 7th RENT SModern private entrance, close in, 209 2nd. 7-1w \y modern rooms Phone 377-J. 5-28-1w FOR "RE at 300 9th St. _MISCELLA} FOR SALE—On Monday, June 2nd, will sell to the highest bidder for , the Bowery Dance Pavilion EOUS Memorial Bridge between Bismarck and*® Mandan and for merly owned and operated George Coleman. Sealed only. Address Finch Lumber care Tribun FURNITURE FOR SALE—Sanitary couch and matress, $6.00, dresser $12.00, oil stove and oven, $7.00, ¢lothes horse, ironing board, sev al other bargains if taken at once. Inquire over E, A. Brown Store on 5th St. rear flat. at AUCTION SALE—May 38lst at 2 P. M. Block South of City S Household furniture, stoves, beds, rugs and many artieles to numer- ous to mention. Mrs. W. age, Owner, Ed, Kafer, Auc ionecr. bid EXCHANGESWill trade good qa Stutsman county quarter land for house, lots in Minneapolis or St. Paul. Write Geo. G. Conray, 2617- 8rd Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. 5-27-8t ADDING MAC = (Dalton)~ that will add to a MILLION and is in first class condition. My price $125. Would cost 3 times as much if purchased new. Call at 508 7th St. 27-1w FOR SALE—Fine corner lot, 60x160 in the best residence district in Bismarck, Paving,. sewer, . water and gas all in and partial excav: tion made. Price and terms right. Address 757 Tribune, Bismarck, N.. D. 4-19-tf PIANO (quare) with good tone and in good condition for sale at’ $50. You can OWN this instrament chenper than you can: rent. Call at 508 7th St. 5-27-1w FOR SALE—1 bed,, spring ard mat: tress, 1 Dlue velour overstuffed rocker, 1 phonograph, 1 reed baby carnage, reasonable. Call. .at SI's 4th St. + (5-28-Bt FOR SALE:—Earge walnut dresser, furni apartments, one,’ two.‘ and rooms. Apply Phone 862, : 4-20-08 FOR RENT June Ist. Five neoms and bath including _ kitchenette Hot and cold water. E. A. Brown, 122 5th St.:, Phone 53. 5-27-3t FOR RENT--3 room apartment all modern, p¥ivate entrance. Vacat- od iby Juné Ist, "Phone 213M, | 923- Gth St, 1 e210 ‘OR RENT—Nicely Thataled ‘apart- ment. Rent’ teasohible, for “he summer. Mrs, Ada Rohrer, Gth St. “egy at FOR RENT. ictly modern apa ment in Rose Apartments. Apply F.. W. Murphy, Phone 852, ‘ 4-80-t¢ FOR RENT—4 room furnished mo- dern apartment. Phone: 773. Var- sete: Flats 5-9-tf WOR ENT—Two apartments fully ped for light Reseekesning: hone ) 1940 W. Ae Ft be ve. La} hres W. Murphy.j, small baby bed, used' Congoleunt: rug, and mattress. Phone 434-W or eat -at nae Ante: ‘at noon,or aftér 5 P. 28-8t: BABY joke. Taeie d bred farm floekb, reasonable prices, gdtrra teed. Clayton Rust, Fargo, N. D. URNITURE POR” SALE—Libtary table, two rockevs ond a2 chiffonier. Phone 965). Be 2 -Bti FOR SALE—Good piano in excetent condition. Phone 671M or ‘call: 366. 8th St. 5-27-30 FOR SALE—Jowel range’ very” ren sonable, 205" and St 527-1 eS ar dlng NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION Agr, 4. (Special District—Annual Election) Notice Is Hereby Given, That on the st Tnesday in’ June, being June, 3rd, 1924, an annual election wilt ‘be held: at, 11. Sehool..in the Special School Di of Bismarck LNo. 3, County of Burleigh, State of North ‘Dakota for the purpose of z.t¢| electing the following: members of dof Log tres member SEVEN house, 318 Mandan Avenue, front, Four bi floor: cash, SIX ROOM TWO ING, basement, hardwood ement, FOR SALE ROOM PARTLY MODERN East lot 50 x 150. Price $1800.00. lee ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. Blocks from Post Office, full furnace heat, hardwood 8, garage, Price $4700, $700 balance monthly payments, ‘ORY DWELL- jon, FE: 00d fot $6300. Terms, SIX ‘Room MODERN HOME, BEST locat lot 7 ace rm: bs ion, trees, flowers, lawn, vines 0 x 100, full basement, heat, fireplace, Pr 500,00, 3. FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. Well nace front, Price $45 per $8n0 located, full basement, fur- heat, hardwood floors, East lawn, trees and hedges. $4850. $1000 cash, $3000 at month including interest, 7 percen’. to run five years 7 SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, FULL basement, furnace heat, East frent, trees, and $35 per month including \7 per cent SEVE! gas, from stair: room wate $800 inclu SEVEN 1 thirty d SIX ROOM HOUS! lot 60 x 140 Hardwood floo: glass, garden, garage Price $2550.00. $820 cash interest. ROOM MODERN front, full basement, HOME, furnace ut, hardwood flogrs, good neigh- horhood, young thes and lawn. Price $5: Terms. CORNE , TUREE room house, double lot runs East and West. Price § ‘Tern ROOM MODERN full basement, furnace heat, hardwood floors, four ble Post Office. Possession Price $4500. DWELL- in Terms. EAST FRONT, down- s, fir up, porch enclosed with built in features in dining , in pantry, and in kitchen, r coil in furnace, gus water heater, gas and coal range, good uO $5250. Terms, SIX ROOM BU N ALOW, HOT WA- T heat, garage. Price $5300. h, balance $50 per month, ding 7 percent interest, Hedden Real Estate Agency. Appointinents At Your Convenience B BLOCK PHEN lw. FOR SALE Twenty * unused 5 Firestone cord casings at $15.00 and twenty tubes at $4.00. All in good condition and worth twice the price ed. Washburn Mo- tor Company. VIOLIN—Fine “concert instrument, value $300.00, cheap for cash, Will exchange for used Your op- portunity to get st cla i stume| du Dated day of By or NOTICE STATE. ty of In County Court, Before Hon, I. C._ Davies, Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of Peter Rei Notice dersigned R. tor wit! estate o of Scranton in the County of G Avenue. nt for a low p 306 1 Phone 262W. nd closed at 4 p. of that N. Dak, m. Bion May dl this 17th 1924. of the Board of Educa- RICHARD PI ENWAEDEN: Clerk, 5-17 to 6-2 0 R TO PRESENT -CLAIMS OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- Burleigh. Deceased. hereby given by the un- F. Rinker Administra- h the Will annexed of the f Peter Reil, late of the Ci fur-j THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WALLACE GIVES CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING RULES Secretary of Agriculture Oe- fines Ten Principles Essen- tial to Success for Bank Association. Ten principles requisite for the success of co‘operative marketing plans lave been prepared by Secre- tary of Agriculture’ Wallace for the State Bank Division of the Ameri: ean Bankers Association, which has just published a nation-wite compilation of views, experiences and discussions regarding the movement. Mr. Wallace's princi- ples are: 1. A co-operative organization must be controlled by its members. not as shareholders or investors, Lut as producers employing the fa- cilities of the organization. 2... co-operative association 1s not cperated to make a profit on invested capital above the usual rate of interest, but to profitably market the products of its mem- bers at the lowest possible cost. 3. A co-operative association should be organized around a sin- gle commodity, or a group of com modities, for which the same mar- keting machinery, methods and channels are employed. 4. The organization should have sufficient volume of business to en: able it to operate efficiently and economically, and should contro! this business through définite lega! contracts with its tnembers. 5. The organization must per form definite functions. The or- ganization of a co-operative mar- keting association is not an end in itself. 6. The membera must under- stand the purposes of the organiza- tion and be kept fully informed re garding tts activities and problems. 7. A co-operative association should have expert management. The duties of the manager of a co- cperative association-are more dif ficult than those of the manager of @ commercial enterprise of equal size. The manager, must not only conduct the business of the organi- zation efficiently, but he must rec: ognize the close, personal interest of every member In that business, and be able to maintain harmo- nfous contacts with each individual. 8 Proper accounting is essen- tial. Accounting is one phase of} management but {s so important in co-operative marketing that it Is given special mention, The, man- agement cannot be properly advis- ed regarding the status of the or- 9% Sound financial policies are also a part of managenient, but are of sufficient importance to be placed ander a separate heading. One essential fe that a co-operative association should build up ade quate reserves in order that it may sary to weather periods of stress. 10. A co-operative organization should be self-perpetuating. It and once it is organized {t should be so conducted that it would never be necessary to call upon outside agencies to re-establish the organ! zation or shape its policies. WHAT BANKERS THINK | OF THE LABOR BANKS Vith the advent of the labor bank three years ago, there was mulated savings firmly established. it was patent that the radicals would be disarmed of their thun- der against the mnch-assafled capt: | talistie system. On the other hand, | it was conceded that, with the rise of labor as a factor In finance, op. fortunities for the abuse of the worker by the bludgeon of cruel stricted. In thefr appratsal of the move- ment, the events of the past two |years have largely justified the time is still too short to permit a mature judgment. {€ fs quite clear, however, that labor “has not revolutionized banking, the control | of credit has not been diverted | ganization, nor properly tnform the| from its former channels.—-Ameri- members, without accurate records. Iowa, deceased, to the and Stute of 11 persons Navins | Gy i creditors of, 1 against said decedent, exhibit them with the *nece: vouchers, within six months) the first’ publication of this -notic to his offi ew Rockford +f in "i rth Dakota or at the Judge of the Court said Burleigh County, Dated May at. 1924. Bi . RINKER, Administr: h the Will ON HEALTH The “Don’t” Habit ut the child must be disciplin- ed,” insisted Mr. Mann, “Quite so.” calmly agreed Mrs. Mann, “but nagging isn’t discipline.” This argument may sound famil iar to hundreds of parents. Very freuently—all too often one parent, or the other mistakes scolding, nagging and threats for disciplining. AND TELL MR. COYNE Jo STAY OPEN UNTIL MOM’N POP CALL UP THE BANK LARRIVE WITH Pepe's MY GOOD MEN “ou HAVE DONE ME A GREAT SERVICE YOuR HONESTY MUST BE REWARDED — HERE'S TEN DOLLARS II An Unexpected Deposit WELL. THAT WAS A LITTLE UNEXPECTED LUCK :- WHICH. ADDS TEN BUCKS MORE TO MR. GUNN'S Far too often is the word “don’t” yrked to death, d habits for y a child to be “dis ciplined” in are obedience, self-re self-control, truth and general service. ! To get obedience, however, doce n to brow-beat, nag and The heeding of fear is one of the worst cos of, “discipli Thr ment do not m for either truthfulness or sincerity. The child earns to lie and hide anything: to avoid) punishment; learns to fear. n the other hand, not grow up without respect for his pi The task is one telligence and tact. But it’s werth any effect you ¢: mike, the child can restraint, necessitating in- SATIN CO satin coat of this se1- son makes itself unusually attrac: tive bv following the new Dire torie line with one or more snoul- der capes, and uses rows of buttons most knowingly. The bh By Taylor Lookir! — DE GUY LOST HIS WALLET ! Gertine MONEY FROM POP IS AS EASY AS FINDING WATER INA RIVER. FoR THESE BIRDS PoP tS 1G- NORANT OF THE FACT THAT HIS DEPOSIT ON A TWIN EIGHT] HAS GROWN To A GRAND TOTAL OF $7250 have the financial streigth neces | should have a definite legal status, | would | credit control would be more re- | the | vielw of the conservatives, although | can Bankers Association Jouraal. | it} ‘ The new Sanetuary of Our Sorrowful Mother in Portia It is being erected by the Servite Fathers at { america.” the plans widespread speculation aa to what | labor of Such proposed + ‘THE OLD HOME TOWN | dl ci GLOBES & { SODA CRACKERS TRATS JUST IT- HE CAN BLOW THAT THING AUL DAY - BUT HED GIVE OUT i | i | | FIFE FROM WIS LIPS BU TCHETe eal FRESH ME MEAT IN cal i | | 1 i | SAY, MISSUS KECK SAID IF T SAW YOU T TELL YoU SUE WANTS | Ts AVL RIGHT, BUT TIM AFRAID T CANT TAKE IT. CAUSE PoP GAVE ME 25¢ T DO SOMETHING FOR HIM THIS AFTERNOON FRECKLES AND HIS 8 FRIENDS Va PAGE SEVEN THE NEW “LOURDES OF AMERICA” d, Ore, is expected to become the “Lourdes of a cost of $5,000,000. Pope Pius has approved the] aan turning capitalist Read Tribune Want Ads, providing for reinsurance, by C. GRADUATE By. NOTICE said Oceidenta ite Insurance | he é . é ; By bold eareneay the most | 7, ihe policy holders and stock-; Comnaty of the, life insurance poli: DIES OF INJURY maginative pictured a coup d'etat | roiders of the Great Northern Life} {ies jeueancs Ce WHER HNEH z in finance wrought by the mobiliza- | jnsurance Con and to whom ity“ fieuranee may he desired, by the! Fargo, N. D, May 29—Funeral ser- tion of labor’s savings and stra- | may concern : ified thai The {holders of uch policies and) | vices for Clark Smiley, 1 g tegic Investments in the key indus. | You : enh notified tna ance| You are Yurther notified that the} of the North Dakota Agrienttural Prophecies of disaster came Ceci, eras and Forks. North {17th day of J 1924, at 10 o'clock who died as the result of trom the quarters of the other ex- |hvivtn. a corporation organized un-|A. M. at the office of the Commis-| being kicked by a horse more than tremists. der the laws of the State of North] sioner of Insurance of the State of) four weeks were held in the Taking the middle ground was | Dakota, engaged in the life insur North Dakota the Si rts ipitel) Presbyterian church at Buffalo, the city Bismare s of % the great group of conservative jance busin under the Jaws of |v GRIER Tan Ueeh teed he The lad died in a Jamestown hos | such te, has filed with the Com-|North Dakota, has been fixed as the) id on Wednesday, May 21. bankers who saw the bank as aj Sul, State, Mi Trance of the State|tme and plice for the he FEE eee et ee mae link—rather than a wedge—be- aetiy ota, a petition praying | Said petition before a commission FHAMMOGabARUe -Coteae ULCER EN tween capttul- and labor. It was order to be issued by the Stare cone of Ae riReaione of ie ales a sale if 1935 i 3 EAI GoGo td avatied Chae ovictons of Section 4891, Com. [event of his inability (a act, some! Me was horn here in 1905 eQd_in BAA dul Shh i a North Da for] competent person dent of the /1910 his family moved to the Good labor banks would bring @ real un- [im aUthORe eHeC consolida State, to be appointed by the Gov- of Wheatland. atu of eee of | Said The Great Northern the Attarne Generat and ¥ nioved tow Benn dling money and investments and ; nce Company with and IGneE © A eed ah , Where it has since made develop a knowledge of the prob- | r of all of the ts of and you are further notified : rid Noetiern Their poliey holder or stockholder lerss of capital. By making capt- | [ a there Henle of said The’ Great’ Northern Life talists out of the workers, direct ng eee oe oe eee poration. or-{ Insurance Com may r he TINY WATCHES the investment of their funds into | * ‘Jaws of the State | fore 1 commission time | ‘Tiny watches, perfectly round in safe securities instead of wild-cat | of Californis, wth pivionl of Ppl may be heard with and enameled in pastel cal stocks and by promoting thrift, | fice at eles.” i such consolidation or | )y we worn as pendants from aw good flowing from thée| Bh ayn ia a (hes antag 41 DSH aes ORE MAY: black velvet ribbons enterprise. With the mystery taken Gomi ruaienreseaued. Voy Ahk A. OLSNE ARD SKIN out of banking, the bubble of fabu: | (om? ‘an of Insurante: of the, Com eee eee ee niente is’ very popular for lous earnings Belekss and the | State of Gla conta det ee TE ONAN, CULE CLAASRCG: | EiVoe! ccntl AGH GARR aOnCe UM ERC right of an individual to his accu: | ting fort nerd ot on ibe Mat. Snveliven nitackett match ve shoes. BY emote DIDNT You” KNOW TH’ OLD SKINFLINT Sou Say \Ts NO TRICK — ALL YOU HAF TA Do is BLow 2 CAP PRENDERGAST HOLDS THE RECofRpD For JHESE PARTS—HE CAN PLAY MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA IN SIXTEEN VARIATIONS WITRHODT TAKING THE BY BLOSSER Letting isin? Out | VES, How WOULD You UKE YA WANNA || 4 JOB BEATIAIG RUES Tus SEE ME, | AFTERNOON, ANISSUS jl BAECS