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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06


Lard-October 1850; high 1875; low
Total sales-stocks 1,OS7,O0o; bonds $13.-
goo nN0
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HAVING OPENED Up A FURNITURE
STORE AT 326 SECOND AVENUE
SOUTH, WILL BUY ALL KINDS OF
IEITR NITIvRE FQNE 9640
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

sTRAYED-One blue gelding. one dapple
grew mare, one bay mare and one black
mare: ali branded A on left side of
neck. SIS reward for each for tnforma-
tion. Address Frank Kaluza, Savoy
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

I ANTFD-Several second safes,
medium size, and in good condition.
Montana office Equipment Co, 15
| Third street south. Fone 6166.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

IOST-Whfte sow with black on side
from 0. e. Hales ranch last Saturday
Notify O. E. Hales, Eden, Mont. Re-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

WANTED-Outfit 10 thresh east of city.
Rox 300 Tribune.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

WANTED-To rent q tent for weeks,
about Sx1O or 10x12. E'one 5S76.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

LOST-TWeed sport coat on road be-
tween Eden and Great Falls Finder
please notify 401 Fifth avenue south.
Reward offered.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

WE BUY OR SELL. Furniture exchange.
IHone a146 100 Third street south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

LOST. strayed or stolen. little white
curly dog. Reward if returned to Nick
pannas Liberty Cafe.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A pair of nose glasses. Dr.
Sfearn's name on outside of case. Lost
between Raynesford and Great Falls
Return to M. J. Quealy, 26Oo t1rst
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

LOST-New Savage tire. 84x4h; liberal
reward Fone 64O3.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06
LEGAL ADVERTISING

Fossil forests have been found e coal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06
Grain Bpalleeira
.ations ending noon, August 6. 1920.

depends on quality.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

WANTED-s1,0 900 worth Of discarded
clothing and shoes within the next 80
days. Must be in pretty good condition.
Mostly mems wanted. Good prices paid
if not worn too much. Fone $3.50. The
Toggery Shop, 120 First avenue south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

LOST sTRAYED or stolen, white Sptz
male dog; answers to the name OF Gyp.
$1,000 reward for information leadlng
to recovery. New York Taxi Co, 2121a
Central.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-08-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furniture. Me"
tropolitan Hardware Co Fone 1850
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
TWICHELL SETS HIMSELF UP AS
CHAIRMAN OF REPUBLICAN, PARTY
IN FARGO N P. LEAGUE HOTEL

"Why not have the chairmen Of the
two recent anti-Townley conventions
in Bismarck issue the call?"
"No need of that, let the republi.
can state central committee call it,
explodes Treadwell. ,.
"But Bin Lemke is chairman Of
that" comes back the questioner.
His Own Committee
q "Not Of this committee, says
Twichell-'I am the chairman -
short pause as cigar shifts from left
to right side of the orifice-" -"and
am attending to this business, and
we don't give a damn whether you
like it or not" i8,i ,i&t
"But just a minute Twichell, how
are these county conventions to be
called. Will the recent anti -Townley
convention in Burleigh be recog-
nized?"
Maybe We Get Look In
Answer rather incoherent-a faint,
"Wen 'er, yes, you'll know in plenty
of time"
"How are you going to handle this
I. v. A., batch of handpicked dele
gates ?" persists the interviewer.
\ "Don't worry about them-we are
not telling why and how--none of your
damned business anyway-we just de-
cided it,"
The proposed call and basis df rep
7' Continued on PAGE Seveno ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
BISMARCK BALL
PARK Is TO BE
PL0WED UP soon
Athletic Field on the Capitol
Grounds to be Turned Into
Nursery

The athletic field on the capitol
grounds, used by the Bismarck base
ball team. the Bismarck high school
and others, will be torn up in few
weeks and the city will be practically
without suitable ball park.
The board of administration will
have the land used as the athletic
field plowed up preparatory to plant
the trees which will form part of
the landscape gardening for the capi-
tol grounds. The trees are being
planted SO that when, the proposed
memorial building is started the his
torical park east of that building will
be laid out and planted in trees and
shrubbery at the same time.
With the repeal of the law pro.
hibiting baseball for paid admissions
baseball fans in this section have
been planning on having fast semi
professional team representing Bis
march. 1t was f0regone conclusion
that the athletic field on the capitol
grounds would be used for the ball
park as it has been in the past. The
announcement today that the field
would be plowed up soon has dampen-
ed the, prospects of real ball team
for this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10

CALL UNSATISFACTORY !.

GALL NSAIlSFAClUN1
There considerable well founded criticism of the call issued
Fargo recently by the committee Of wenyone The plan TO
call two conventions ct Mno May y is good but thede
cson to the arbitrary representation in the repub
can convention is without precedent and decidedly irregular
It looks though Treadwe Twche chairman the purged
unit OF the republican state central committee trying pack
the convention behalf Of candidate The Tribune
holds no brief for the in the field as not
mitted to the candidacy Of for It has, how
deep and abiding convection Of how the candidate should
be selected to head the republican Towney ticket There
no under the why the " A. machine should be
given special consideration than other bipartisan
organization .@.#S5# g4aJt=
When republican organization the " A. should
party, but organized merely fight for principles has
elected fight for these principles beyond the confines
political parties and there why Mr. Twhe should
lure the " A. from it's original determination to become
identified with the party functions of either republicans demo-
Gratis #s..b&&#@5# 9.ssg :s s.
The inot conventions being held name democratic
and republican ticket There nothing prevent the " A.
members from attending these conventions republicans and
democrats but there real objection why many of them hand
picked by Theodore Nelson should be wished
the republican convention tits time frankly to the
that the antTowney republicans and the anti Towney demo-
select their primary tickets unasssed and then
the l. help elect the it's members believe most fair
ly represent their principles.
If Mr. Twchel call is persisted in there will gather in Mnot
political menagerie which will command little respect and less
prestige from the rank and file of republicans democrats
Let's play the game fairly Put all the cards the table
Committees of twenyone right to certain point but
when they attempt pack conventionwe then time to
purge the call for the convention and be fair with all republicans
who actuated with desire to down
Townleysm. .@& .@ @sv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
SENATOR BELIEVES
FEDERAL HIGHWAY
BILL WILL BE LAW
Measure Provides Two Trans
continental Roads in Z
North Dakota

The Townsend bill, which provides
for one north and south and one east
and west federal highway through
each state in the union. will unuoubt.
edly be passed by congress. accord
ing to Senator Porter J. Nice Cumber,
who, in a letter to the Bismarck Com.
mercial club, states that he favors
the measure. Senator McCumber
stated that the only matter which is
delaying the enactment of the bill
'is how much can be raised this year.
Good roads enthusiasts in North
Dakota have been considerably in
terested in the fate of the Townsend
bill and the news from Senator Nc
Cumber that it will probably be en-
acted this year has brought out spec,l-
'lation as to the proable location OF
the two national highways in North
Dakota. It is generally conceded that
If the bill becomes law that the Red
Trail, from Fargo, through IBismarck
to Beach will be the east and west
route while the north and south high
way will be located east of the center
of the state.
Under the provisions of the Towns
end bill, the government not only
builds these transcontinefttal high.
ways, but maintains them as we'll.
They are built as military and COM
mercial highways and the former con-
sideration as well as the latter will
be taken into consideration in locat.
ing the roads.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
TWO LARGE ROAD
BUILDING JOBS
TO BE STARTED
Thirty-six Miles of New High.
way to be Built in Towner
and Mcintosh

The state highway commission re
ports that dates have been set for
the opening Of bids on two relatively
long sections of highways in Towner
and Mcintosh counties.
Towner county federal aid project
No. 20 has been advertised for let
ting to take place at CandQ on May
H. This propect is 1S miles in length
from Arndt north through Rock Lake
virtually bisecting the county. Re.
ports received indicate that the cOun
ty board will gravel this project in
1921 and build another state highway
with federal aid. The neN road will
be an extension Of the foregoing
highway running south through the
county seat. gH
The letting of Mcintosh. federal aid
propect No. 33 also 18 miles In length
is scheduled for April 30 at Ashley
This project runs from Ashley due
east to the Dickey county line and
is the first federal highway in Nc
1ntosh county.
The state highway commission re
ports that notices are being received
daily from contractors on state high
way and bridge work advising that
work incompleted last fall will be
resumed in the very near future. Re'
sumption of work will take place next
week in Sargent, Ransom, Williams
and other counties.
travelling Of the road leading to
the capitol building at Bismarck is
about to be undertaken by the board
Of administration and the highway
commission using trucks which re-
Gently have been acquired as excess
war supplies from the United States
war department. The trucks have
been equipped with dump bodies anil
will be given this try-out before be,
ing assigned to La Moure county
where the state department is gravel
ling a federal aid project built last
year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
STATE CHAPTER OF
ENGINEER SOCIETY
TO BE ORGANIZED
Convention to be Held Here
April p to q; Big At
tendance Expected

A state convention will be held in
Bismarck, April %, % and "a for the
purpose of forming permanent Or
ganization to be known as the North
Dakota charter of the American AS
sociation Of Engineers. There Is q
provisional organization pow In exist
ence, with the Bismarck chapter, as
the headquarters, but the state con
vention is to be held for the purpose
Of Including all Of the engineers in
the state * ss.l# (, i
The membership of the association
includes civil, mechanical. electrical
Chemical, sanitary and = sfiilfntng Stilnl: en-
gineers. The Bismarck chapter hal;
a large membership, practically all
Of the engineers employed with the
state highway commission and the
city engineers Office being members.
The purpose Of the association Is TO
promote the engineering profession,
assist members in various ways and
through publicity give the public q
better understanding of the profess
sion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
BISMARCK TO Be
GIVEN RECOUNT.
SAYS DIRECTOR
Census Will be Taken Over
Again if Recommendation
is Approved

F. l.. Walker of Glendale, director
of census for North Dakota. has
recommended to the census bureau
at Washington that the census Of
Bismarck be retaken because of ev;-
dent laxity in compiling figures for
the 1929 census. These figures gave
Bismarck a population of 6,951. an
increase of 1,5O8 since 1910, or 27
percent.
1t is claimed by those conversant
with the city's growth and present
population. that Bismarck has well
over 5000 persons living within the
city limits. Acting on this supposi
ton, the city commission and the
Commercial club wired to Washing
ton, that recount be made II Mr.
Walkers recommendation for a new
census be acted upon, it is expected
that the work will commence next
month
Through the activities of Congress
man George NJ. Young, favorable ac-
ton was taken on the matter of re-
checking the six wards in the city
and including any names not turned
in on the original enumeration in tle
final totals. However, it was decided
that a much better course to follow
would be to hold completely new
enumeration.
It is understood that it cost the
government $3.50 to take the census
of Bismarck, while the Commercial
club spent an even greater sum re-
checking the work of the enumerators
Mr.. Walker In conference with Col.
c. B. Little, Fred L. Conklin, direc-
tors sof the Commercial club, and
George N. Keniston, the secretary
stated he would be glad to accept any
assistance from local agencies in max
ing the new enumeration.
The telegram, which produced the
desired results. sent to Congressman
Young is as follows: ]
"We make vigorous protest Of
method and result of census; that
it is nine and one'half years count;
that enumerators were inefficient,
that no care was taken. in their selec-
tion: that free cooperation of local
organizations. was denied; that win
ter season is unfair; that undue haste
was manifest; that there was no ac-
tual supervision whatsoever; that the
result is a travesty on population
facts; request that this protest be
read and that recount be ordered
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10

"Why were the l. v. "A. given a
blanket representation in the suggest
ed<call for a republican convention at
Minot May 12?" Treadwell Twichell,
self-appointed head of the purged re-
publican organization was asked over
long distance telephone today. Mr..
Twichell has headquarters in Ed.
Coles Metropole. hotel, looked upon
as a hangout for Nonpartisan lea
guers.
"None Of your d business" !"
came back.
Just Sizzles
Then a sizzling sputter.
ITO be frank with you, none Of
your damned business" exploded
the Cass county l. v. "A. again.
But why did you give the l. V. A.
Is delegates in the proposed call and
not give the Citizens Economy league,
the Methodists, Lutherans or Presby-
terians or other organizations any
representation. Why stop at the /.
v. AS /"
''None of your damned business"
came back in a higher key-just like
q kick from white mule.
"But Mr.. Treadwell IS this going to
De republican convention ?"
He Will Call 1t
"You just wait until you get my
lette~, am. going to call that con-
vention," in lower key.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
American Navy
Department Starts
to Exhume Bodies

Paris, April INFLAMMATION of, the
bodies of United States marines and
sailors, who died outside the battle
zone in this country during the war,
has been commenced by the American
navy department. There are now 200
flag drapped coffins at Brest await
ing shipment to the United States and
the first shipment will be made late
in April. There are 800 American
naval men buried Ia France mostly at
base ports and OF these 400 will be
sent to America. Relatives of the re-.
mainder have expressed a desire that
their dead may be left in France, ,I
More than 5000 marines and sailors
died in the battle zone and these will
be exhumed by army units beginning
next November.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
BAP FISTS ARE
ALLSET FOR BIG
100000 \ DRIVE 4 VI
Bismarck Church Has Honor of
Being First in Move
laent
PLAN ,f'''' ALL 4 y. / DAY SERVICES 6
Sunday, April 25, is Day Set
Apart % Raise Local
Quota
PLAN ALL DAY SERVICES

Mr. ri. F. OHsre Of this city has
been, appointed tD take charge Of the
Northern Baptists' 800, 100000 New
World Movement for Burleigh county
His appointment was announced to.
day in Grand Forks by Dr.. York
campaign director for North Dakota
Mr.: O'Hare win have charge Of the
work Of raising HE county's share Of
the 100000 qu0tk fixed by the North.
ern Baptist convention for North Da.
kota. Under hiss direction teams will
be appointed and the gift gathering
organization for the county perfected
to get under way with the word go
on the 25thsof April
The Northern Baptists, as the day
for their phenomenal campaign ap.
proaches, are growing more and more
confident that the 800, 100000 which
they have fixed as goal will be Sc.
cured. The denomination has been
organized down to the smallest
church, and when the machinery for
the ingathefing is, started the eight
days allotted for the task will wit.
ness the working of a system which
is In itself miraculous. 3s
The huge sumsto be raised will be
used in broadening the scope Of the
Americanizing and spiritualizing &C.
tivities Of the denomination Mis-
siOns, both hong and foreign. hospi'
tails, schools churches and relief sta
ti0ns will be buflt throughout the ma.
ti0n and the Ear East. Ministers
salaries and the salaries and expen'
ses Of missionaries will likewise be
increased. Is
As to the IntersC Church Void Move
ment with which .the Northern Bap
lists ore closely cooperating such
iidtt0nafiy khOs sBaptiist aefs-- az
John D. Rockefeller, aJr.. and Dr.. J. Y,
Aitchins0n have been organized to
carry the message of Christianity and
the religious needs Of the world into
the homes of Americas prominent
citizens. Twelve teams which have
been assigned to present the Inter
church World Movement, with which
the Baptists are associated,,fwill visit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
GERMAN PRESS
ASSAlL:.S ACT
OF. D. . INVASION. |. \! ! s. D
Says League Of Nations Take
Hand in Rhur Valley
lmbroglio
FRANCE REPLIES ENGLAND ,','il ). ID
Declares Sufficient Warning Of
Action Given to Allies of
Situation n
FRANCE REPLIES ENGLAND

Berlin, April 10. Great Britains
disapproval Of the action OF France IN
occupying cities in the neutral zone
east Of the Rhine is hailed by news
papers here with moderate expression
of satisfaction.
France is in the threll Of Chauvin.
ism and militarism," says the VOr-
wearts. which, as Germany's fate
has shown leads nations inevitable
to perditiOn. It is essential that Ger
many seek to live, in agreement with
her neighb0rs and it is the duty ol
French socialists to see that the
ground for the understanding is pre-
pared. An International crisis can be
avoided only by the league Of nations
becoming a realty and taking hand
in the solution"
London, April 10 Declaration that
the allies repeatedly declined to sane
ton the advance of French troops
east of the Rhine and that statement
by Premier Miller and other French
ministers had given the impression
that country would abstain from sin
gle handed action against Germany
will be contained in the note outlining
the British attitude sent't to Paris says
the London Times.
Emphasis is laid on the fact that
grave problems in connection with
the execution of the Versailles treaty
may arise in the future and it is as.
sumed France will not act again on
her own initiative otherwise the work
OF the peace conference may become
futile" \, 5.s
new REVOLT REPORTED
Berne, April TO- While order was
being restored in the Ruhr region i AZ
ter the prolonged disorders there 9
ne wreyolt u reported in the indus
trial town Of Plauen in vogtland Sax
ony. Cdmmunists there yesterday af.
tern0on attacked the police and
reichsishr and after hard fighting oc.
cupied the police post barracks and
railway station.
FRANCE STANDS her GROUND
London, April 10. The reply Of
France to the British note on the ac-l
tion taken by France in occupying ad.
ditional German territory was receiv-
ed in London, today. The note main.
tanned that France gave Great Britain
ample warning on April that France
considered it necessary to take mill
tary steps if Germany failed to with.
draw her troops.
The reply mentioned the unratified
treaty drawn up between France,
Great Britain and the United States
for the protection of France and pre-.
sents proof Of Germany's violation, OF
the peace treaty and concludes with
the expression of the wish of France
to act In accordance with the wishes
of the allies and hope for further
conferences on the subject.
The British foreign Office has not
stated what form the French warn.
ing took but it Is assumed that it was
presented verbally by the French
ambassador
Notwithstanding the insistance OF
France that there was no alternative
for her in the circumstances except
occupation Of German territory and
her denial of the statements that she
had acted without warning, officials
here view the note as concilatory be.
cause Of the expressed desire of the
French for an allied conference.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10
THIEVES STEAL
10000 BIBLES
VALUED AT $4,000

Chicago, April 1O.-Chicago police
today were searching for thieves who
stole 100000 Bibles valued at $37,50O
from the Prison Bible society. The
Bibles were carried away in a moving
van.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10

Ireland has learned to eat oatmeal
in larger quantities than ever be-
fore.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-04-10

Nearly all of the cities and towns
of Switzerland, and even many of
the small villages have technical
schools specializing in watchmak
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

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