The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT JAMESTOWN — HAS 3 FIRES IN 3 DAYS Db Two—Third Dams Considerable mage Done by Abardeen Bus D.. Dec, 28 as had three pot three da peiderable © and The ob dobby b upi AUTO OWNERS MUST USE NEW APPLICATIONS Already : Re Many Received Must Schedule of Returned— Fees Sehedui fo Send Out Fee ause of reject 1 Alehos obtain first o wd hurry since y allowed before comp! tion the by there with will be Fargo Postoffice Employe Charged With Robbing Mail! “Order Concerning Land Near Moorhead Minn Dee. ot the ¢ 10,000 been don the land and Judge we Rk of bond approval the Jan reported to vinst offer The opposed | Legion to Hav: Membership Drive: on January 11 y The program for the conjng of Lloyd Spetz post No. 1, Ame Legion, wa 1 by menyb of the execu ittee at | ing held evening, | proposed membership campa approved, A membership drive will be conducted on January 11, ing to the plans of the Legionnaires. | The executive committee decided to| have a snappy and interesting enter- | tainment at each meeting of the Le-} xion post during the year. A number of community activities were dis-! cussed, A more comprehensive program for the year will be laid before the mem- hers of the post at its next meeting January 15, nccord- | Application to | Secure Bond Issue - as security on a $54,000 bond issue, for which authorization previously had been asked, was filed with the state railroad board today by the Electric Construction Co., of Grand - Forks. With Mortgage Made| Application to issue a mortgage {comm AS IN 1 THE BISMARC K TRIBUNE HOL Y LAND ‘HE sve ‘ battle with the Druse: ‘Twenty Chr'stians had hg to iis Walch led the French to slast their way inte the strongh HOW BRYAN MEMORIAL UNIVERS been im. old cred in the city, accord- ITY WILL ‘LOOK it i to commemorate tl \ new kind of ukulele, known as the cocoanut used for the scunding box, Duncan of Hawaii >) who belie than the ordinary Upper in his hands; below two new onc A) University, whi fl » theory TS “Nin Kani’ with the shell cf a has been invented by Rudolpi M twill prove more popular | photo shows size of the instrument , © lying besides coccanut shells. LOCAL SYRIANS MAKE EFFORT TO HELP SUFFERERS OVERSEAS eived by one of they terial association their plans for ‘ ing in “Bi canvass of the community for funds | scribes graphically the pe lio cable o to their suffering the unfortunate victims of the} townsmen, and having the | ch-Druse war are at present liv-| sanction of these bod y will! ing. Their town having heen in yr tomorrow to dl by the their| gift from the ci p and cz cen carried | m 4 will solicit. the edomen om ulted, the starrvattic the off, and the duced tow ab wo and fe, the have finally nds and fri bina in the individual how: id as the people will riptions so ed via cable 1 whence it vail be iaer will be used to refund bonds !now outstanding. Accident Causes’ Flooding of Fargo Ice Cream Factory | | \ | e in such dire a privilege for they were able with their he burdens of |r tions, but have felt that th and it is itable that S| augment their own efforts citizens of Bisma 1 anter peal to the people of Bist i athetically and heartily in this aving presented before the | effort to ieve those in distress ciation of Commeree and the Minis-, across the a a All but $12,000 ef the bonds will} The accident is be d to be be used to purchase the electric) unique in the annals of Fargo busi- plant at Cooperstown, The remain-! 2€ss_ houses. At 2am passing, the plant at wa flood of water | pouring from the basement windows and aroused Mr, Knerr, | The entire basement was filled |with water, which practically des- ‘troyed half a \ton of salt, turned seyen tons of sugar into simple syrup, destroyed 300 pounds of choc- olate, put eight electric motors out of commission and did considerable Fargo, N. D., Dec, 28,—(®)—As the other damage. result of the slipping of a joint from” a four-inch\water main in the base- | ment of the Ice Cream and Butter Factory of the F. O. Knerr Dairy company, the basement was flooded Saturday nicht, causing $9,000 dam- age and putting the’ plant out Sion for several days. -| The McKenzie Hotel is fam- New Year’s parties and already numerous reser- vations from out of town! ous for its "guests have been made. Fclical Letter : tioned ii | | Al | ich is to be ba ‘Tenn., of evolution. tat Dayton, a 1 "PEUPLE’S FORUM | | a) CORRECTS STATE Eb Bismare Dee. 2 of Editor In Tribune Holy Door of the Tod the re you have towards article some most | rts about the Ene vhich the Pope publish ed oy announced on the same day. do not blame yo. what the As to this eountrs end of ding: . you publish ha: wired and sa jated ecial ability to mis- erything Catholic ke six or eight weeks be- d trans- cli soon Lam able, I will send you a copy ind shall be very thankful if you publish it in the ‘Tribune. Mean- while I w to state the followin, I am one of the Bishops who p the Holy See to institute a feast with the title: “Jes the King of the Human So- new chris’ The special purpose of this feast to render to Jesus Christ at least once the some special honor on account of His position as King of the Human Society, ju: the same as we have Christmas day for thel special purpose of honoring Him for , His stab incarnation and th in the! Ie .2f Bethiehe Then also to preach this truth that Christ is King | of the human society in all churches ‘at least once the year The Bible teaches this truth in undreds of texts of the old and new ment. Jesus Christ declares this truth also when He says: “All pow- er is given to me in heaven and on earth; go and preach the gospel to every creature.” It. seems now have been mad nounced En that” some » reports up regarding the an- ical Letter, as if the Catholic Church were claiming rights over the civil government which are Although I have not yet 1e- IT am new. ceived this kneyclical Leiter, olutely certain that said E: il Letter does not in any way try to take away from the civil govern- ment or any other human society any rights which come to it through the atural law of God. Constitution lienable rights © Church perfect of indiv: , ard the State, che fam: h individual person have God-given inalienable rights. |The church which Jesus Christ es- tablished for the salvati human race, has hts, and has certain God-giv she must fulfill, even if | try the church from fulfill- The duty of the chureh, es- hed by Christ, and we Catho- ave all evidences that the Cath- olie church is the One Church, es- shed by Christ,—-is to teach the divine truths and the laws of God. | Christ’s church has the mission to ‘teach these things not only to some individuals, but also to the human society as'such. In this way the Chureh of Jesus Christ has a mission to those in power as well as to the poor, to the rulers of the states, to the financial and commercial kings, to the men of science, in short to every human being and’ to every hu- man society, That the “Pope in his Encyclical Letter will state that there is no true remedy for the disorders of the present time, except a true and hum- ble return to Jesus Christ and His truth and His law, I can well under- stand, But to make some of the as- sertions which some newspapers have Published since they received the re- | ports of the Associated Press in re: | gard to the En y is a per-| yelical Letter, is eith- ! Jor the height the | product of tal | What you published on this mat. lier is not as bad as what some lead- ing (2) papers of the Twin Cities have published. In the interest of truth and justice, I hope you will publish this of ignorance ot WE Bishop of Bismarck. North a State Penitentiary Bismarck, N. D., December 26, 19% Editor, | Bisni ved a Christmas greeting from a friend and thought T would pass it on to you for publi- It runs as follows: s ago T remember when cents but- Milk was 5 cents 10 cents Hi Ib. a quart. 1 ‘the butcher gave away treated kids with bologna. The hired girl received two dollars a week and did the washing. Women did not powder 4 | (in public), smoke, vot lor shake thé shimmey. liver and clothes that were becoming other year. All they will wear now {will be a smile. Men wore whiskers chewed tobacco, s and cusse Beer wa: | free. Laborers worked ten hours a and never went on strike. No tips re given to waiters and the hat- check grafters were unknown. sene hanging-lamp. and a stereoscope in the parlor were lux- and boot: on the sidewai! ’ cents and the lunch was y was ever operated on for F is or bought gl Mi- crobes were unheard of. Felks tived to a good old age and every year walked miles to wish their friends A Merry Christmas, Toda you know, everybody rides obiles or flies, plays golf, shoots craps. They play the piano with their feet, go to the movies nightly, smoke cigarettes and drink Rukus juice. They never go to bed t up, and they think they are having a wonderful time. These are the days of ting, profiteering, ¢ prohibition. 1 And, if you think life is worth I'v- ing, I'wish you A Happy New Year. Respectfully yours, ERNE: SHNEIDER, 916 Seventh Street. This is my greeting of the season to you and OBITUARY | cuffraget- cess texes and The funeral services for H, C. tlethwaite, D. D., of Platte, | Dakota, were held at vclock Wed- | nesday, December wood Chapel, from Lake- Minneapolis. Dr. Postlethwaite was born in New- ton Hamilton, Pennsylvania, where he spent his boyhood. He was a graduate of Franklin College, Ohio, in 1903 he graduaated from McCor- mick Theological Seminary. Chicaco, From Seminary Dr. Postlethwaite went to Hanna City, Mlinois, where he took his bride. The next eleven years he spent in Wisconsin, serving us pastor of the First. Presbyterian church of Marshfield for five years and the Pioneer Presbyterian church of Marinette for six years. In 1916 Dr. Postlethwaite moved to Bismarck, North Dakota, where for eight and one-half years he was pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Due to a prolonged illness, he resigned last -| Jgnuary for a several months’ rest. i} Seemingly restored to his normal health and vigor, he resumed his ministerial work this fall in the Federated church of Platte, South Da- kota. Although he had not been feel- ing the best for about ten days his condition was not considered serious. He made all preparation for his Christmas service, occupying his pul- pit on Sabbath morning. He passed quietly away during the prayer of- fered by Elder Weaverling. The funeral services were conduct- cd by Rev. W. J. Johnstone, -D, D., of the Knox Presbyterian church of St. Paul, who had been a close friend. of Dr. Postlethwaite for many years. Miss Marian Lesher, for the past two years organist ef Dr. Postlethwaite’s church in \Bismarck, assisted at the organ. Acting as pall bearers were: Messrs. Francis Cutter Cobb} and Manley Cutter, Jr., cousins of the family, Mr. James Christiansen, formerty of Marinette;, and Messrs, G. J. Johnson, Sheldon Wilcox, and C. Converse, formerly of Bismarck. . Henry Cool and Mr. John Sterl- ing were official representatives from the Platte and Bismarck churches, re- spectively. Dr. Postlethwaite is survived by one sister, Mrs. M. W. Garrette of Hazelton, Pennsylvania, and by: his wife, Stella Cutter, and a dau hter, Margaret, who will make their fu- ture home in St. Paul.” CATABRH F ARMER FOUND DEAD IN BOTTOM eighbers Secing Team in Field, Find Man's { Dead Body | Miller, S. tempe D., 28.-(P). “brought farmer death li !the Burdett ‘country, niday, formation giv- jen here by the Hand county ‘coron | today, | McGinnis on were seen standing in a field. | body was found frozen, huddled I the bottom of the wagon box, Tho {who found him believe he died { overcome with the cold while fe j his stock. DR. WEBSTER RESIGNS AT ‘AG COLLEGE Accepts Position as Head of the Zoology Department, Washington College D., Dee. 2! Fargo, N (P)—Dr. cal research tion at the tural college. h tion te accept an appointment head of the zoology department the Washington state college, man, Washington. The appointment also carries wi in the experiment cal department. of the experime: station there. H new duties Feb. Dr, Webster, North Dakota has been acti ilities for a great honey duction from North Dakot: ¢ crop of sweet clove s a result of his activitie: been a bi of honey bas sin, gricultural there h. rious bylleting on ‘agriculture insect pests he has published. il succeed at_ Washington college Dr, E. Melander, who recently called to the zoolog: partment at Columbia University. tae college in 1921 from iversity, where he No successor h: | HERRING DIRECT FROM THE NETS FRESH FROZEN | LAKESUPERIOR HERRING Dressed ‘100 Ib. Box $6.00 _ , 50 Tbs. $3.50. Round Frozen: 100 Ibs. box $5.00. 50 lb. box Reference First National Bank Two Harbors; Minn. Oscar Pederson Beaver Bay, Minn. Lower- to 1 found late Saturday } by neighbors when his team and wag- Nis La Weigtan, professor of aerigutiral entomology and head of entomologi- ta. North Dakota Agricul resigned his posi Pull- i} it the ditectorship of the entomologi- will take up his coming to the college, in pointing out the pro- s imme- Largely increase in the production {| ate on a commer- Dr. Webster came to the Agricul- Cornell | had just re-{ d his doctor’s degree in zoology. yet been named. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1925 ltrol of the high schools of North Da- . High School [kota, which was scheduled to begin Control Board j here this morning, has been post poned until Tuesday at 3 p. m., ac- Meets Tuesday ie rding to B. C. B. Tighe, of the cen- er |tral high school. Fargo, N. D. Dee. 28.—()—The | Phe mee will continue through x meeting of the State Board of Con- | Wednesday, er in se Great Reduction of Rates in McKenzie Hotel Main Dining Room. Businessmen’s noon day lunch; 12 mto2p.m....$ .35 Evening Dinner .. wie 65 i Sunday dinner faa 6: ‘ New Year’s Dinner .. “15 (Regular dinner served in Patterson Dairy Lunch 25) We serve the best of food and will endeavor to give you the best of service and invite our patrons to v our kitchen for inspection as to cleanliness and quality of food. These meals are put up by one of the best Chefs that was ever in Bismarck. as at th nt We are going to make the McKenzie Hotel the cheapest place to eat and stop at in North Dakota fo the service and accommodation we give. McKENZIE HOTEL CO., Inc. i ! nd He) ate Bismarck’s Newest and Finest STORAGE GARAGE No expense was spared to make our building safe against fire and con- venient for our customers. Two large entrances lead to the ground floor and a long wide ramp brings the car to the basement, the largest stor- age space in Bismarck. These conveniences do away with any chance for delay. Phone 318 and a careful driver will deliver your car. AND STILL OUR RATES ARE NO HIGHER. ‘If you are not using PUROL or EN- ERGEE gas served at our filling sta- tion you should try it at once. Copelin Motor Company Main at Sixth St. Golden West Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Three services—Family Washing Finished, Rough Dry and Dry. PHONE 258 BISMAKUK MANDAN 24 hour service on parcel post orders. MANDAN, N. DAK.- "Sead ® Notice The purchaser of my shares in the Bowman Furniture Co. will be associ- ated with C. W. McGray, Kris Kjel- strup and O. V. Bowman — all live wires. INQUIRE OF W. E. PERRY Bismarck’s Exclusive Funeral Director. PARLORS 210 -.5th St. PHONE 687W as dt | ve