The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 8

a PAGE EIGHT GETS CREDIT FOR SERVICE, NOT ENLISTED Paul Crum of Has Unique Recognition Ac- corded to Him by U.S. Fargo FURTHER RECOGNITION | Fargo, N. D ane 1g now an . Mont son of ed to be the ed State for out b ther his ment, UL s inteers. v erved in the during the Sy ish Americ passed by con gre The house affairs acted Wednesday the letter 0. B senate servic recognition place name ot ister roll of Co. infantry =r rably upon the pill | ind passed) in recording to Fargo from Rep. foes to the for consideration Joined Co. B Cru attached him: Co, B. First North Dakota Inf upon his arrival in the Philippine Under a special act passed by gress upproved May 22 Crum is considered to have a private of the company from Feb, to Mareh 1809. But when | Crum turned in his equipment to the ganization with which lad rved without enlistment, he prompt di to join the First Ne try which was still ac d with the enemy on the north line. He served as a private | in this organization as affidavit and other documents show. He partici as a private in the engagem which his company took part during | the Philippine insurrection. Returning with the Nebraska or-| ganiz Crum arrived at the sidio, left the com the regiment was muste: purpose of the present bill i n ercdit for service up to the d » company embarked ai Ma June 20, 1899. If this period of service is recognized by congress he wold become entitled to the socalled | McKinley citation for ser gainst | the Philippine insurgents after the close of the war with $ n Department Opposed Officials of the departn were opposed to recognition of the Crum services during the war with in, because they held that the ir- regularity of his service, which would make his officers liable to be court-martialed, would establish dangerous precedent Roosevelt became interested e at the time and pledged his sup- rt for the bill which was approv ed in 1902, despite the opposition of r department. or Crum, father of Paul, cured a mass of testimony and davits from officers and enlisted showing that the youthful soldier h actually served during te war. Through the co-operation and effort: of Representative Burtness the pres: ent bill was finally placed the house calendar for private bills this} year, The was finally pass- ed this week, and the next move is up to the senate con lk From a mass of c the fol-| lowing is taken from the testimony i of Paul Crum’s immediate command: | ing officers from the two regi in which he served. house y 28, received in Burtness and now committee Young: con 1902 vn he Ke Je war el in the! ni neasure NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the ate Elizabeth A. Morris, Dece tice is hereby given by the un-|s dersigned Sarah | Morris, Executrix | of the Last Will of Elizabeth A.|y, Morris late of the city of Missou in the County of Missoula and of Montana, deceased, to © tors of, and all persons — hav claims ‘against, said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary | vithin 4 months after the | ation of t otice, to Executrix at the offic KE. | urdy in the city of Bisms in| said Burleigh County, North Da- | kota. | Dated May 16, A. D, 192 | SARAH MORRIS, | Executrix. First publication on the 2nd day | of June, A. D, 192 6-2-0-16-23 | | DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. ) TO-NIGHT TOMORROW ALRIGHT. A vege Relief For Constipation Nature’s Remedy (NW Tab- lets) a vegetable laxative wil near-to- nature action. Relieves and prevents biliouaness, ‘constipation and ountle swimming cap, keep water out of his eyes He might as well stay home, Dr. the pul of | William Stern, a N Ha | based Ta AT 70, HE STILL THROWS THEM! Jame s campaign title: mea Thowsh nearly 7 omethi now Vhi through the Dahiman. mayor of Omeha for so long now he has become a tradition, has polled the pioneer vote in first rodeo, the mayor! “Cowboy Jim.” And when h all, He challenged all es won, city held it cowboys over 60 to a calf-roping con- title after sily ng, | HE'S NOT HIDING This man is not hiding from his wife. new kind ge the invented by ign Nor playing me He is w hnson of Washington, de: "AS CANDIDATE College ident’s Name Is Con- sidered Fargo, June 11 John Lee Coulter, North Dakota ma, ve presented to the in convention in C for vicespres name candidate nt. ‘The fact was developed in several | mate late } nett, rams received in F from Harrison nagional -¢ North Dakota, a mitt well: member 0! orth D. ention, 1 delegation to the e and from other Proposals that the ame go before the convention thes held SAVES WEAR AND TEAR ears and) Agricultural c¢ R veland as delegates, Fargo mi | STATE MILL AT GRAND FORKS NOW HAS 1 mill and elevator at on March 31, 1924, -ac- niners R. S. See and: F. | The Grand Forks showed a loss cording to a report made by J. Sceba, under the provisions of law requi he state examiner's de- partment to examine the institution. The report has been submitted to the Industrial Commission which made it public, The last previous ‘report was by 0. B. Lund, employed by the state examine the bill, his audit being dated December 3 g “We have carefully checked the records covering receipts and dis- bursements for the period stated and checked same with the general ac- j counts, all of which are in balance and entries properly made, so far able to determine, the report of the examiners. : » statement of assets and liabilities as of March 31, 1928, as given ‘by. the examiners follows: North Dakota state-owned, state-op ount of $486,61 deputy state ¢ Assets a +-$ 67,001.38 67,021.23 : ae ; 417,658.10 {Advances to employes . ante : 2,562.77 | Options e 39,555.13 Inventory ee 943,954.02 | Prepaid expenses . 20,089.39 | Building 1,627,343.88 | Machinery é 1,179,111.84 juipment Lane 138,237.69 Cleveland customers acct. 12,852.95 Elevator Department 5,879.16 Raihoad claims 3,749.00 Due on storage 719.67 account 2,400.00 ation expense ... aes es ‘ 4,649.17 manent improvements . coab eae . 121,841.99 5,986.00 73,810.15 13.69 486,617.58 0,553.77 | Cash and due from banks ... Accounts receivable ..... | Collections of {Real Estate ae fae |Items to be pro-rated (construction of buildin }Su account i fae | Profit and lo pense account . Liabilities mill and elevator bonds : donated site for depreciation | Reserve for bad debts | Accrued interest and: expen | Accounts. pi Cepital Surplus. Reserve +s. $4,000,900.00 gis 5,985.00 78,384.57 000.00 306,723.29 © Pres-! Not er on drafts discounted . omers. liabili of Bical $5,240,553.77 Accrued interest and expense is shown to be $306,723.29. y Republicans that it would soldier bonus issue. Dr. Coulter is e elects as the running, himself a member of the American of President Coolidge, a can-| Legion. didate for vice-president from the north central group of states—agri- | cultural states—and a candidate who evsed in the problems of agri- j culture, Dy. Coulter said last evening that had received several Spiderweb coils are considered the best kind of inductances. Vifty magazines have a department devoted to rad telegrams uu ai Cleveland, making inquiry as| Eighty colleges sind universities in stand on certain important} this country operate broadcasting such as the agricultural and | stations. 1 on-| | he an’s | from are| toh by} issue i Rubber Paving Blocks . @ > t/ en a am A wes MOS Xo): BOUNCING UP AND DOWN ‘To SZz OVER THs CROWD LOSS OF $486,000, REPORT SHOWS’ | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ceormes ss 2 ROTARY HEARS FLAG MESSAGE | Judge Nuessle Delivers Eulogy to Stars and Stripes Rotary club of Bismarck toda Judge W, L. Nuessle delivered a Jeulogy on the flag, and told the Ro tary club members, of the origin of the Stars and Stripes and urged ob- servance of Flag Day on June 14. Dr. R. M. Towne told of a vis he and Dr. GA, Rawlings made with the Grand Forks club when the two were attending the state dental convention his visit to the University of North Dakota, and told the Rots the state had an institution could look upon with pride. FE. Bergeson, who came back from a teip to Brainerd, Minnesota, brought along some fish stories, but he also brought along evidence to back up his fish stories, He fur- nished the fish for the dinner, and the Rotarians voted it good. The bachelors’ bloc proposed the club send a resolution to the Tor- onto convention declaring wives of Rotarians should be eligible for club membership, but the married men, being in the majority, voted down the proposal. | Barlow talked on Farmer Coming ‘Into His Own’ Chicago, June 11—The Ameri- can wheat farmer “will come into his own” as a result of a ~ wheat crop shortage in the north- ern hemisphere the world over, Low on every good thing AA High class tailoring. 2. Order it by the case from The Mandan Distributors, Mandan, N. D. + ‘lag Day” was observed by the ! Dr. Towne also spoke of | S. E. BERGESON & SON COOOL LUULIUU UMMM Lu George E. Marcy, president of the Armour Grain’ Company, de- clared today in s statement. 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