Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-26

Judge Pollock spoke further OF the
mighty influence Of the pulpit, and
commanded the VIC. r. y. for being
always on the job. He closed with the
appeal. "Let there be a church on
every hilltop, a school In the valley,
and no saloons TO be found any
where,'
Resolutions Adopted.
Among the resolutions adopted at
the meeting yesterday afternoon,
were those pledging the w. CT. U. to
| work for peace, 10 teach peace and
to pray for peace, believing in the suD-
stitution OF a. real partnership based
on the recognition Of equal rights es-
tablished and enforced by the will OF
all the people, for force and the chaos
of competitive ambitions to continue
the organizations efforts to retain the
prohibition laws on the statute books
and aid in all uplifting influences;
one declaring equal right suffrage in
North Dakota more important than ev-
er before, because of the unfair treat
ment the bill received at the hands OF
the 1915 legislature" and pledging the
". c. T. U. members to carry on an
educational campaign for suffrage;
and a hearty vote of thanks to the
people of Hillsboro for their unbound.
cd hospitality. 80 .
-Four prizes OF s. each are offered
by this district for the best essays
submitted by" school children Of the
eighth grade and UP, on the subjects,
what is the Harm in a Glass OF
Beer" "Use Of Tobacco" Peace"
and Equal Suffrage"
= OFFICERS All Reelected.
Z All of the present officers, as listed
in these columns previously, were re-
elected yesterday, and Mrs. F. n.
Wilder of this city, the distrist prosi-
dent, was elected to attend the nation
al w. c. r. u. convention to be held
in Seattle, Wash. on Oct. Ola, the
delegates expenses to be paid by the
district organization. Miss Marie
Danielson, president of the Hillsboro
union, was yesterday made a life mem.
her of the district w. C. T. U. ,~,u
- Mrs. Poppler Speaks. 81 -
The feature of the afternoon was
the address by Mrs. Erma Erwin Popp.
Ter. policewoman Of Fargo, wherein,
among other interesting and impor.
tant things, she said that many
have not yet caught the glimpse OF
spending money to prevent crime.
Mrs. Popp.er holds that there is moth
ing so hopeful as work for the young
and strongly recommended an indus.
trial home in this state for dependent
children. The M at Sank Center,
MIMI, is considered the best Of its
kind in the United States. why
net get ahead OF, crime in this state"
was an appeal made by Mrs. Poppler.
Other speakers yesterday were DR..
E.. A. Haagerson of Hillsboro, who
gave an interesting address on Habit
Forming Drugs, and W. }. Arnold of
Anoka, Mimi, who edits a Well.known
North Dakota temperance publication,
The Standard, and who pointed out
the necessity of being ever on the
alert against the schemers of the OPP
position. Never sign a petition with.
out first reading it over" he counsel.
ed.
One of the most enjoyable features
of the evening meeting was the sing
ing by the siXtet OF Hillsboro ladies',
led by Miss Danie.son. They gave
several numbers a! the close of Judge
Pollock's address.
Reports OF the officers and heads of
departments We're also a feature of
yesterdays session, and very satisfac-
tory throughout. s -" -
One of the pleasant social affairs
arranged for the delegates pleasure
was a fine auto ride enjoyed Thursday
afternoon late, by the courtesy of the
Hillsboro Commercial club. .u
Some of the delegates left for their
homes last evening and most of the
others returned this morning.