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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
EN1ER'NMENT TONIGHT
WILL Be Big SUCCESS
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG PEOPLE
PLAN ON SPLENDID PRO.
GRAM.
Two Dramas Will BE Staged at Chap.
81 by Youthful Thespians-lar0e
Attendance 10 Expected.

Having already to their credit sew
eral record breaker entertainments,
the Presbyterian young people tonight
will 70 themselves one better by put
ting on AN Evening On the Stage
at the gymnasium in the chapel. AS
an opening number we have LANCE
horne's Deception" which shows US
one of Bismarck's elite in titanic
struggle with debt. At dinner the
waiter refused to bring on the soup
until his last months meal ticket Is
paid for; the mail carrier In the
morning tries to collect for postage
due letter in vain. His tailor holds
him up on the street corner, and he
owes every business man In town
even the Lincoln-Jefferson. University
of Law draws a draft on him which
he cannot honor; and in the evening
the curtain rises upon our hero, dead
broke, desperately in debt, and en-.
gagged to be married. ( The way he
gets himself out of the tx, lands q
neat roll of money, and wins out
with his girl is great-you want to
see It. As an iAtermission, ithd
DUH <SuoIlcI WILL dIICWpt " oAAAo
some of their justly famed choral
anthems. Anyone who likes this
number, and can discover what the
quartet are trying to sing, will be re-
funded the price of admission. The
"Shakespearean Conference" is q tri.
umph of the modern drama. You
will like it from start to finish-there
is no hero, no heroine, no plot. no
Information, no Woodworking but
fun. 1t is played with an all star
cast from shylock to Cleopatra. An
entire evening of absolute rest
nothing to worry about, nothing to
understand, nothing but fun all even
ing, and, above all, nothing to eat.
Come and bring quarter, at $3.50
this evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
THE FIGHT AGAINST TUeERcO.
LoSiS.

While there are many requests Tor
funds from the state treasury tor varl-
Gus purposes, We think the necessity
for humane provision for persons suit
ferinc from tuberculosis must appeal
to all persons who have given any
thought to this matter. The scientific
treatment of tuberculosis is matter OF
comparatively recent development, and
the wonders that can be accomplished
by this treatment appeal to all thought
full persons. 1t is indeed true that we
spend good many millions every year
in the United States for the treatment
OF diseases in animals and comparative
" little for the same treatment Of dis
eases in persons-at least by the state
and general government
In this particular the current issue
OF the state board of health bulletin
makes some pertinent comments on the
subject OF the proposed tuberculosis
sanitarium. The bulletin says:
The problem OF tuberculosis is one
with which we are still wrestling 1t
is one in which we are interested be-
cause the disease is no respecter Of
persons. 1t is indeed the disease Of the
people i'll a larger and ,ruer sense than
can be affirmed OF any other n,alady.
Wherever man builds his habitation. .
depresses his vitality by overwork or
by facilitating excuses. lowers his
physiological resistance by using insult
hcient or improper food. surrounds
himself with the expectoration OF his
fellows and deprives himse of the
blessings of Gods free air, there you
will find it, Its control therefore be-
comes everybody's problem-physician's
Legislator s-people's Experience
has demonstrated that it is preventable
and that it is durable. German Stats
tics show that If tuberculosis decreases
at the present rate there will be no tu-
berculosis i'll the German empire after
thirty years. English statistics show
that at the present rate OF decrease
there will be no tuberculosis in England
after forty years. Massachusetts, has
reduced her tuberculosis death rate
63 per cent in the last fifty years. In
FIVE New England states reduction of
lS per cent was effected in thirteen
years New York has reduction OF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
WASTE AND POLITICS.

President Howard Elliott of the
Northern Pacific road made a sensible
address yesterday before the Minnesota
Federation OF Commercial Clubs, and
among other things made this pertin-
ent comment:
There is much talk lately about
waste in railroad management. There
must be some. because railroads must
be manned by people drawn from the
average population of the Un,:cd
States, but waste in the railroad bust
ness is not nearly so great as in many
other forms OF business, and partic,,-
larry in the business of the government.
The time is coming, and may be al
most here, when the successful politi-
clan will not be the man who advocates
great expenditures of the peoples mon
ey, who encourages burdens on all
kinds of business by foolish and petty
restrictions. who builds up great army
of office holders and burcaucrats. but
rather the man who advocates simple
ity and moderation in his own expedi-
tHres ard in those OF the city, county
and state. and who exacts the same ac-
cura,e. work for the states dollar that
he cxacts in his own business: who.
instead Of passing lot Of new laws
at each session Of the legislature, will
spend more time i'll repeating and am
ending some laws that never should
have been passed. or that have outlived
their usefulness. and who insists upon
the enforcement of existing laws in
such manner that there will be
respect for them and for the courts.
THE efficiency engineer can find
much wider field in investigating and
reviewing governmental methods and
costs than he can in commercial and
railroad business managed by trained
men who are giving the very best that
is i'll them in their search for economy
and efficiency"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
The Markets

Chicago, Ill.,, Jan. 26.-Confronted
with Argentine shipments double those
of last year and treble the records a
week ago, the wheat market today
turned nervous and weak. Domestic
developments also appeared to favor
chiefly the bears. Cash wheat was weak
in all directions. The range for May
wheat here was from 90 3-8 to 9S 10
with a close of 3-8 and - cent net
lower at SO l-2.
Corn sold off, May varied between
50 l-9 and so "a, closing IA to 3-8
cent down at so IA to so ga cents.
May oats had as high and low points
81 IS and "a - to "a SO, with final
sales l-e to IA cent off at "a 1-2 to
"a SO.
At the send of the day pork was ~
cent lower to cents up. Lard I'M
changed to half cent better, and ribs
unchanged to 10 cent higher.
New York, Jan. 26.-The stock mar
ket travelled today in the patch which
it has followed often in recent weeks,
with some showing of spirit in the first
hour and little more than pretense
Of conducting business during the rest
OF the day. Prices ruled slightly above
yesterdays closing, and after dip in
the first hour and an immediate rally,
were maintained at a dead level, with
a few isolated exceptions. The bulk
of the trading was confined to the spec
ulative element on the floor In the
last hour prices moved up smartly and
the close was firm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
Rough on the Planes.

Once in the company Of Presidens
Dias spent few nights In the Mex.
lean earthquake zone as the guest OF
the governor Of the state. As a meas
ure Of precaution the plaster ceilings
Of our sleeping rooms had been re.
placed with strips Of matched board.
ing. III trcmbler should come in the
night. senor," remarked my host as he
was bidding me good night. "wait for
nothing, but make straight for the pa.
ito. l think these boards will hold un.
til you get from under cover" And
that evening, when l took the cover.
nor's wife out to dinner, she had re-
marked sadly: We are 20 benighted
here in the hot lands. It Is impossible
even to have music, fer no sooner do l
have my grand piano tuned than an
earthquake comes along and tips Il
over."-E. Alexander Powell, F. &. G.
0, In Everybody's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27

16.5 per cent in nine years. And 81
on all along the line wherever moderl
methods have been used.
Governor Burke, i'll his message t.
the Twelfth Legislative Assembly o
the state OF North Dakota, puts tn
question so nicely, so far as It relate
to conditions as they exist in our owl
state, that l take the liberty of quot
ing from it verbatim:
THE last legislative assembly
appropriated ten thousand dollars
to secure and improve site for
tuberculosis sanitarium; the site to
be secured by board consisting of
DR.. G.. +. Ruediger of the public
health laboratory of the university,
DR.. ]. Grassick, superintendent OF
the state board of health; DR.. Fan
ME Quain of Bismarck, Hon. c. J.
Lord of Cando, and the governor.
AS provided by law, the board
met, organized and finally selected
site for such sanitarium on the
south side of the Turtle mountains,
where we secured by purchase and
gift a large tract Of land, protected
on the north and west by the hills
and timber, overlooking and en-
tending to a deep fresh water lake
on the east, and on the southeast
about mile and half away the
beautiful little city OF Dunseith.
The building site proper while pro-
tected on the north and west by
the hills. is still very high in alti-
tude and is perfect garden spot.
The soil is deep and fertile and we'll
adapted to all kinds of gardening.
1t is surrounded by fine grove of
natural burr oak trees, while from
the side hill Immediately adjacent
there flow several fine springs of
pure water, all flowing into one lit
tie stream passing by the building
site.
"To the members of the board it
seemed like an ideal spot-high al
titude. pure water, shade, SUM-
shine and protection from the
bleak winds of the north and west.
We have expended about $780,
900 in the last two years fighting
diseases of animals Surely we
can afford to spend a little in
fighting this dread disease among
our own kind Everywhere war is
being waged against the great white
plague. 1t is no longer an expert
ment. We know that consumptives
are being cured every day in sani-
tariums throughout the land. Let
us not be behind the times i'll this
respect. We have already made
start. and ! recommend reason
able appropriation for the build
ing of sanitarium upon the site
selected"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
Amer q FaonJon.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. If I mistake not
your name has been mentioned once OF
twice in connection with the presi.
dency.
Senator Lotsmun-Why. yes: a Lon
don journal. l believe, once remarked
that If tho Office Of president Of the
United States was for sale would
probably buy it.-Chicago Tribune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
HOUSE: finds SOMETHING
TO talk ABOUT ALWAYS

PROPOSITION SPLIT REAL TATE TAX PAYMENTS INTO TWO
PARTS MEETS WITH APPROVAL OF HOUSE AFTER VIGOROUS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEES DISCUSSED
Thirteen INTRODUCED.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
Matter Of ,n.elIioeneo.

Mrs Suburbs-Io!'n. did you call a
the intelligence Office today to inquire
about maid Of a., wo:k! Suburbs
Yes. my dear Mrs. Suburbs--C Couldn't
you dnd one? Suburbs-Oh. yes; ]
found a dozen. but they were all too
intelligent to come out to this place.
Chicago NeWA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-27
Manners Versus Mannerism.

"0UUUTS VvToV0 "~'''~' '~'
There's a vast difference between
manners and mannerism. For In.
stance, manners takes its soup softly
and quietly, while mannerism garg'es
It. Manners says. "Parss the buttah,
please" while mannerism bites a
chunk out Of a piece Of bread and
suffers. "slip me the grease. VII!
your'-Detroit Free PraeA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
KEoKUK GRARs
GAME IN EIGHTH

Igontinned from Rage
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INVOLVES $500 600

All amended petition was filed sHt-
urdRr in ore oS the bigges law suits
IL the histary AZ les county, suit
which Involves about s100,000 worth
al land owned by 0rsou q Newherry
Earlv ii January Newber1@ was
obliged to procure loan OF his farm
Of 3.237 acres the lareest farm hi tee
county and obtained ahoui $500
from number al Ottumwa men,
among them being G Iordon Muir
tlbrk BanisteJ # Weber Tr8nR VAN
Sehrader. g Il Sherdford ana 4 81
Williams. Mr. Newberry made q
deed to secure these parties for
their loan The parhes from 0ttTmwa
furnished the money and claimed an
additional compensation oyer and
above the ordinary interes totabns
about 81 200 Ii is said for the use of the
naneY for nine months Newherry re
flsed IL consent to THIS arrange
rneuf but as the 0ttumwa men az
read had the deed n their posses
sion they filed tbs SAM for record
this heipe some time in December
Newherr was lef With nothing 70 do
hat 80 bring sntt mihch he did ask
Ing that the deed be declared 4 NOR
gage ana thai he have the rich e
redeem
Late satnrday The ATTORNEYS for New
berry filed an amended petition max
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
ELEVEN ENTRIES
FOR BTa MEET
dEonfinued rom Place. ~


a,ennAnt which Ii being made M Et9,g
SssfTis or me CHRIS AthfetSc Assoefatfes,
ssfalt WIN be given 70 me indiss,;,sal
surHsing flie hiyhest hufnoer Of POINTS
an asNia pehhant donated Nv me sstass
siae hoard sof control o. the J,n,psr.
'slty 70 the school Whining secong 4,
The meet; solo, sfTver and brouza .,,ea.
sass given 70 fhe Winners or tirst sae.
Snnd and third in each event T,,asa
medals are very pretty. and 1,ave a
design OF 3 hnrdler Oh yhem n !
ar1hlson below the hurdler ara IA
words, 'rFissfate F'fela Mestg Ba,ori
this on ancther ribbon Is arprs,z..g,
the words Ke6k,i6, ana surron.i,.,g
ms Is q wreath. The entire n,,,,lal
susslpiete With It's purple am, ,s,,,ta
ribbons attached, Is cersasn.y l,eaut,l
zfsiI. psao'i'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
Schools entered IN the Flri.sra,s :.

schools entered in the Hri,srata ,nses
20 date. - = -1,s's
icy Illinois 4sorse dickinson
lhallicothe. Ill, Earl Keaaa,i
silffofd Marshall Fausa iT;If.
ford Merrill. Asl'l'
Galeaburs HI. Tiakhan s,a-r,,,,
hr1ckson Tem,ie, Ryan. Pnsllias
Alai1arpe, Iiiinnis-jos s,,gsars,,
9nas Day George Wadnnp
Virginia. Ill-nonoran ,soe.as
Orr. s'i'S'' ialch
Hamilton IIhnois--RoEsr ta,ra,n
'Wayne Vestal Laith Hosfnrd s i-,l,
Polite. $50 saai
Iowa City lowa-Parsons Asarn,sn
shfader Hoffman Yattel, dunshrH
stronEhurst Hill. Beckett 81
efelailand q Davidson. Psas4erx =
FOWLER g. For, II Marshal Rasg
hewanee IIi-7Blake, Brown SIC
I Donald Dresseihause, Chase Nanns
Spears. ''A.s
Burlington. Iowa. Nasson
NoelRe, 5. Gross, r. JORDAN 6 Kim
her ~ Burrus
hsnoka-H N Killer, M errsr r
sFangier a Bishop,yJ Ehrhart
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30

second and oeie hit wsalzir "a sn,i4h
a.sa-er ---Nl0 - t91lllll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
A Poor Decision


~ the next thee sran7ae Ks.s,,,,,.
was acTive hut sriithsnn rirchsd Mis-
REST hallqof the game and held 1ha,ri
SAFE. ll'--'' .'stsziil
eIuplret BennsTt started the warrspg .
- tae fifth when the visitors 1aoas s
swing with the stick erifitl, u,as 81
nat and strnek very plainly al fbe
TlrsT bal pitched. The urnps ,.us,
nave mad mud IN his eyes for he cali
ed liza Dali and the players howlsd
ne decision seemed 10 get ffne pnst
O me Indian snitser, Tor ne promptly
showed M three more balls ana f4r4f-
fifi rFotted gaiiv 10 me Initial s,arior
sIaitnsnn bit q fast grounder Id Pen.
n1llgton ana Griffith was iornsd fsn
feet thinking Hiliy held ire hal He
clint and Two men were on. Blpe
iacket ttghtened up and Kensel 1hs
ifeayT END Of the batting nrde-
placed roller IN his hands
Bresnahan was plaring m for 1hs
bunt and failed to wake M, II, .r3,ra.,o
go back 10 third. while Blue JACKIE
/ VINO Is usually ri1nid in cutting loose
te bases, held the haIi and ali runners
we're safe Bresnahan gbouid have
gotten back 70 third in time ~ get
4 the runner While Blue Jacket lost ms
Il opportunity Of reaching The Kaekuk
fnfisld lesson His tAsy il seems
/ 7yonid have been 10 cut loose with ms
] oal3 fcr Brssnahan could have back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
Burlington Route


Iona will be ~ Heoeua taaay to at.
teuG Ire Tritfts inFtiaiion Thsg viii
begin rollins into the city on the
earl morning trains and WIZ he
NE ~ he committee appointed 10
receive hem rhs entre dag vii he
given ever IS the lgeeran which has
beer previously puhl hed and com
men'ed upou
The cr6wntrs feature ot the dav
VIII De THE hauqps This mill be
open 70 members onlY the ladies be-
ms excluded on The occasion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
Water Power 70 Civ aaan..

ne mississippi River ir,5v+n-
mas consented to give Il, ,.esh ,,s,;,s4s
ssss'teresl pretty little badge rrbssa
BADGES are to have The ss,nn ,,,s;r,,
ns those given 10 the taa,,t,.re. s.
sIsfeir convention liere The stb i "a,
soi Aprl Instead Of ne ,,u,st 80
soaa tHose fadges, q l,ronge fanssb ,s,,l
he asssd On the ribbon ri,,,.,, !. $
s'ss eafrl'le one, will he sur,ntad !,
silver Fourth annual Trsstats st..a.
iiAeossis, Nav 9Th, 1871 r,-h,s -r,,l
CITY out the scheme ~ ,us 49,,
feolors very nieelg. ~'''o'
ianaser iRlngstrom has na,,ad
following eomitteas Ii, In II, ,,i-,, :.
make the meet q success -ra,,
committees wnrisine togat,,er rv,ll -
ldolaotedis oiatain tlle resnl; ant;esns
tsf.. '''''ASi pa
Ralph aInGrai... chairman
Leslie Wortilea. E3irge Flder yI,IgF
sftfafssrtsan. Jnhn Kieaafscn Haro,q
iso@is'y ] = Hodge, Merton Morris
Arthur Morgan. Roy strscisier ,azss
ilfsyero and Misses lBorothr yvorte,e-,
Hannah King. Francis gawvar t3a,,.,
iIweTs, Kiizabafh Warrie,s arr rss,,
Ian Aiieniaarsii. -
PiaeinsRa7 carpenter ana A,sr,ir
NIielhardt
eeffesiinaenfs--srott ra7ies ane
HaIssei Buss.
roErana-aIertnn Morris. chairman
- -
Arfhur Morgan ana Harold Pond
fsasacaiars Wilhelm faeinenlau
cha irraan, Dan Harrington. Geors.
fieisei, Charles Rnhinson Prank swan,
Hardoiaail RinEstTom and irving Aker
-Barher DAVIS. chairman
Charles Miester, Charles stesFsor Raw
naois Walker, Leslie Aioriarty. an,
Frank Swan.
Nc. and Lanes Fietn1uith Pease
Below = Z complete list al til,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30

isoaip clean BIZ tFeuuepi sha-n-oos
With csnthro9 AND vou VIII no- hs4,o
flfff1er trouble with vunl nair
Cora IA AS rour hair is shot
s1n t1in anq ron nave SO much freu-
aee e MAKE II stay IN and sloek neat
Irg snampootng il twice q mnutb witb
4 8easponn1ni Of eanthroy dissolved
y c1p q no water This shampoo
Is Inc one eeneralir used br the- besf
aafrGressers 70 MAKE the hair max
nnlek and ius1rous. lf proi-,ras IN
/ apEndant iaEhef DRIES uilicki5 ana mi
GIT cleans the hRir and seain vel
nnf stops ali irg-itatinn ana Eizaz rms
saalp 2 feeling Of pleasing freshness
I tlart5Ta1 makes a delightful shampoo
alla viii make puur hair soft and
1uIT5 Ton viii have little trouble
1hen 70 make vuur nair look Ice.
Never Use soar Tor shamponing. as ii
4 makes the hair brittle harsh ana
takes away the giessv iook IN ia
get ria of dandruff lana sfop falhne
hatr see reply To Alma.
Constance Right now before warm
weather sets an lis the best time TO get
RID Of facial biemishes such as fqec4-
els, pimpiss. Skin rnughnass, wrinkles.
erc But NoH SHOULD not use scan on
the faee Ferv often, as ii makes the
skin 1rl and harsh recommend the
use Of good rTeas aiess face cream.
which can be made nv dissolvinr enc
ounce OF Bl1nozoin tget lit at anv drug
EisEs IN one-n8lf min cold water.
and add two taaepoonfuls gl4sexss-iiy.e
STIR and lei stand an hour or SO III
/ As Inexpensive ana Won viii md its
! regular use will improve your skin
wonderfully II Keeps the skin soft
Land sati7T smooth and MOST Aino-
zoin cream jelly is nne and sooth
heads, premature wrinkles and when
used as massage cream will restore
color 30 dark, saiinw skin
Carmen 1t is Tery easv matter
10 reduce gonr weigh without leaving
the skin wrinIded and fabbv If you
onls know how Here IA the secret
Buy al any drug STORE four ounces or
narnotis and put In ] ~ pinis Of hot
water When cold strain and take
n tablespoonful Of the liquid before
each meal This is harmless and The
+ pleasing way j win cut down Tour
weight viii surprise you sVoiding
rich, solid foods and taking nleuty OF
exercise vii assist greatly in getting
rid Of your fat quickly
Inea g. Dom worry aimost ev-
erYbody else has the same trouble ~
the approach Of spring impurities IN
the blood usually manifest themselves
and what YOU require 10 overcome the
pimpiy, muddy eompiexion with Is
good system tonic and regulator
You can easily make yourself Get
from your druggist an ounce 81 kat-
dene and dissolve j IN one.half pint
alcnnol then add ons.half cup sugar
and enough hot water 10 make quart
Of tonic a tablespoonful taken be.
tore each meal will soon rid your sYs
TEN oil poisonous accommodations. a1d
make Won strong aud healthy bringing
the ruddy glow Of perfect health e
yuur cheeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30

ed onto the base while if was coming
This same weakness in failing to he
awake and roVsr the bag was shown
a'astarday at second bv Hillg, who has
this ReakneEs 10 overcome
However Blue Jacket pitched lltn-
sell oft OF the hole and averted the
impending danger
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-30
Mon 4. stralnht sets

LONDON april - iis defer d
parsee lamztj Of BOMBAY hs
Charles Williams tor the world rec
ouet title this afternoon S regarded
rs expe3ts a one Of me NOS
narkahie performance n the histori
90 the game the ars ahlf d The
match was finished this afternoon and
inc iatle viii he plared Ma WI
hams walt2ed of VIII fou3 stra3ehi