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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-09

other prospective buyers the pre-
tended purchaser thereof to the det-
riment Of the plaintiffs as taxpay-
crs of Burlcigh county and to all
other persons who are owners of
property and taxpayers Of said coun-
ty."
They claim they will suffer ir.
rcparable loss if the contract is car
ried out.
The court is asked to adjudge the
purported contract illegal and of no
force and restrain the commissioners
from ratifying the alleged contract
The letter written to Kalman,
Wood & Co., Minneapolis, on May s.
lows:
Dear Sirs:-
"In examining records of County
Comm ssioners as shown by the min
utes and proceedings at the last
meeting, in WHICH some tentative
understanding was made with your
house to issue refunding bonds. 1t
ascertained that same were to be
made for twenty years.
"The last Legislative assembly
placed the taxing districts upon a
cash basis and at the same time pro-
vided for the funding of warrants
outstanding at the time of the TAX
ing effect of this act and provided
that the bonds should mature in not
more than ten years from the date
of issuance. In my opinion this
makes the proceedings taken up to
this date void and write you now
in order that you may know the con-
ditions and not proceed further until
another meeting of the County Com
mssioner5 is had"
The reply to Mr.. Allen dated May
8 follows:
Dear SIR
We beg to acknowledge receipt Of
your letter Of the 5th relative to the
bonds Of Burleigh county which we
have purchased AS our Mr.. Geib
was i'm Bismarck the day it was re-
ceived, we teIephoned him to call on
you about the matter which we as
sumo he has done.
"The authority for the issuance
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Of these bonds is Sections 3449, 3451,
as amended by Senate Bill 2l1 laws
of 1928, and 3452 of the Compiled
Laws Of 1913. Our attorney holds
that house bill 1873, Laws of 1923 to
which you refer in your letter, in so
far as counties are concerned, is
supplementary TO said Section 345l,
as amended, and does not in any
way take away the power of counties
to continue to issue bonds running
not to exceed 90 years. HOwever(
this question is not material for the
reason that said House Bill 1919 does
not become effective until July l
1923
I'VE are quite sure that when
you have cOnside red the matter fur
thcr, you will agree with our attor-
ney ad we request that the bonds be
executed and delivered to us prompt
ly as provided in our contract with
the county.
Yours very truly,
Kalman, Wood G. Co,
By: II. A. Aberneethy.
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PRESS COMMENT
ON LEGION FILM
is LAUDATORY

Some of the metropolitan press
comments on the film "The Man
Without Country" which is shown
at the RialtO theater tonight and to-
morrow night under auspices of the
American Legion follow:
None will have to be made to see
it. Every one will want to see it,
and no one will view the impre ssive
scenes with undimmed cyes.-New
York Morning Telegraph.
An applause hit-a feature that's
got to get over if there is an Amer
lean in the house, Variety.
1t deserves Il run in every picture
house in Amcrca.--Photopla
Wasn't dry eye in the sophisti-
Gated audience at the Rivoli, New
York. Motion Picture.
Will thrill an audience to the core.
Moving Picture World.
No word thus far spoken, no pic
ture thus far shown contains so
much inspiration for Americans -.
New York Review.
Strikes high water mark in photo
dramatic production. - Exhibitors
Trade Review.
Proceeds from the picture are to
be used in Legion Welfare worfC
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My Youth Cream
Keeps me looking like girl
By Edna Wallace Hobbcr
By Edna Wallace Hobbcr
Mine is a grandmother's age.

Mine is 4 grandmother age.
] have been a stage star for By
years, and am still. Yet most girls
in their teens envy my complexion
as soft and rosy as 40 years ago.
Scores Of my beautiful friends have
secured like results from the methods
] employ. Millions can do so, ] be
lieVc. SO | have arranged so that all
who wish may get the very helps |
use. ! count this duty to my sex.
4 two-fruit cream.
Today | wish to tell you of Won
derful cold cream. learned the Sc
cret from French beauty experts
many years ago.
] call this my Youth Cream. 1t
cmb0dies both lemon and strawberry.
| believe this to be the only cream
which combines these great skin
bcautifiers.
But those French experts have dis
covered other secrets. They have
learned how to soften, whiten, feed
and smooth the skin. They seem to
know the secrets Of perennial youth.
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And certainly my Youth Crcam--thrir
creation-has helped bring that to
me.
| still look 10.
! apply my Youth Cream at nigry
on retiring. Also i'm the daytime as
a powder base. Night and day keep
1t ever on my face to foster the fin"
texture of the skin. And my skin is
Like a baby's.
Compare my Youth Cream wi. h the
cold creams you have used You will
thank me for telling you about it, If
it brings you half what it brought to
me, it will be Il lifelong delight.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Youth
Cream is supplied by all druggists
and toilet goods dealers. Price, zoe.
Also my Facial Youth-my famous
liquid cleanser. Also my White Youth
Clay. Also my Hair Youth, which
brought my luXuriant hair. Ny
Beauty Book comes with each.
| hope you will let my Youth Great,
show you how much my helps can d.
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FORGED NOTES
ON G. W.SCHWAB
CHARGE MADE
Boston Business Woman Is
Indicted by Grand Jury

New York, May S.Mrs. Myrtle r..
Hayes, Boston business woman, now
living in this city, today was in
,dicted on n charge of having forged
the name Of Charles NJ. Schwab to
a note for $25,C/J in connection with
the erection Of the Hotel Chatham
in Boston. While the Indictment
was on one ccOunt it is alleged she
negotiated II notes totallng 1925
900 barring the name Of the iron mas
ter as endorser.
According to the district attorneys
office which announced it would ask
$4,000 bail the woman was interest
ed in the Chatham Inc, which is con-
structing the Boston hotel and which
is alleged to have issued number
of notes to pay for the work.
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TAXPAYERS
MAY LOSE If
SALE OBTAINS
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Johnson gave the information to
prospective bidders upon the strength
of statements given him by the de-
PENDANT commissioners.
Worth More They Say.
They further allege that the tonds
Of Burleigh county are worth more
On the market than the amount for
which the commission attempted
to sell them, and that they would
sell for par and a substantial premi-
UNI.
Fraudulent Charge
The plaintiffs alleged that afore-
said pretended and alleged contract
attempted to be entered into by the
defendant, G. A. Swanson, as here
inbefore set out, was entered into il
legally, unlawfully and fraudulently
in that said purported and alleged
contract was entered into secretly
and without notice or knowledge to
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MAKES PLEA
TO AID BOYS
OF AMERICA
luther Flanagan Gives Ad-
dress Before Bismarck
Rotary Club

Neglected boys whose chief need
= \ home are the ones most neccs.
saly 60 reach, Father Flanagan TOLD
the Bismarck Rotarians at the regu-
lar noon luncheon of the club at the
Nc kenzie hotel.
lie declared that the impression
was often abroad that Father
flanagan made lots Of money at
these entertainments. The re-
verse is true he said. The home has
i.nfdly come within fifty percent Of
aging its way each year. He de-
dared that Bismarck responded wei!
and that slightly more than 5000
7yai secured at the two nights per-
1o mances here. He thanked IT'S
,.tizens and had many kind words
10 say about the enterprise Of this
city.
Character building, is most ne
r"3sary he said" among the boys.
'5Iy work is for the neglected child
r'l.o unless helped will gravitate to
tta reform school or juvenile pri-
son. Here he becomes tainted by
q ociation with the criminal or de-
= neratc.
There is need to teach the boys
copper respect for law and order.
The greatest need is for more
lends and more interest in the
10Y who has taken the first false
lep and is hailed into court. He
hould have the advice and help at
his time when it is easiest to turn
aim into the right path. After ne
enters a penal institution the pro-
cess of redemption is slower and
harder"
Father Flanagan was given n rOus-
ing reception and left early to at
tend a Rotary Luncheon in Mandan.
Henry Duemeland's inaugural gift
to each Rotarian was San of
prunes "ready to serve. In pre-
senting the gift he said that his
Bismarck house handled cars of
prunes year; 1920 cases; 100000
pounds or grand total of thirty
million prunes.
George Will gave an excellent bio
graphy of DR.. Towne and traced his
career from boyhood to mans es-
tate. He paid high tribute to Dr.
Towne as dental expert and his
Willingness to engage in all move
ments for the betterment of Bis
marck
George Langum reported meet
ing he attended at Fargo; Secretary
Bradley Moorhead meeting and +.
w. Murphy meetings attended at st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Bob" Webb and John French
we're initiated as sergeant-at-arms
and assistant by DR.. La Rose who
demonstrated the duties of the of.
ice chief are which to keep or
DER and to collect fines.
A. S. Bolster spoke upon ideals
md aims of Rotary discussing the
most effective article in a recent
lumber of the Rotarian.
An address upon the Spanish
american War which was to have
heen given by Maj. Henry was post
poned until next week.
Dale Simon of the May program
Committee presided. The following
We're guests:
Father Flanagan, Major Henry,
J. f. Byrne and Rev. w. j. Hutch
eao on. Gov. Nestos was back after
has rest at Battle Creek.
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GERMANS HOT
OVER DECISION

Berlin, May 9.-.Thc sentences pass
ed on Baron Gustav Krupp Won Bob
len and his colleagues arc treated
with Indignation by the German
press.
The general view seems to be that
the Werden court martial verdict will
result in the strengthening of pass
i've resistance in the Ruhr.
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OCEAN Filler
TO BE MARRIED

Los Angeles, Calf, May 9.-Lieut.
John A. MacReady, who with Lieut..
Oakley Kelley, recently made non
stop airplane flight from New York
to San Diego, will be married here
today to Miss Nellie Turner of Col
umbus, Ohio, according to the Los
Angeles Times.
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is GRANTED

Decree of foreclosure was granted
in district court by Judge Jansonius
in the case of the Northern Electric
Co., of Minneapolis, against NJ. II.
Padhola, p. d. Padhola, Central Pow
or Co.. Chas. NJ. Cleavcland, receiver
of the Central Power Co., of Wash
burn, on a mortgage given to satisfy
a $4,000 claim of the plaintiff.
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IRISH SPuRN
PEACE OFFER

Dublin, May 9-Thc Irish Free
peace terms of EanOnn DeValcra and
declined to communicate further
with the Republican leader
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ing the Wisconsin delegation in Con-
gress to further legislation permit
ting manufacture and sale of beer.
The roll iall showed tie vote Al to
Al. Failing of a majority the resi-,
luton was lost.
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) DECISIONS
BY HIGH COURT

Decisions of the supreme court
landed down today are:
Ransom County Farmers bank,
plaintiff and appellant VS.. c. i.
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made in Bismarck product, print
ing, binding, and difficult emboss-
ing work being done in the plant
OF The Tribune.
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DRY FORCES
SH0WSTRENGTH

Madison, Wis, May 9-The dry
forces displayed unexpected strength
in the assembly today and defeated
an amended join resolution petition
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Among the Eskimos of Bafiin
Land, if there is shortage of food,
the cid people of both sexes will
willingly face death by starvation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-09

Dance at Patterson Hall
Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-09

Britain can speak by telephone to
France, Belgium, Switzerland and
Holland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-09

1t costs $13O week for staff to
beat the carpets and mats in the
British. Parliament.
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TOTALS -....-.-..---.-.
NET INCREASE ~ OR DECREASE (D),

Total Deposits March TO- 1922.
Total Deposits December 29, 1922.
Total Deposits April 8, 1928.
Total Increase March 10, 1922 to Apr. g. 1928
Total Reserve March 10,
Total Reserve December 20,
Total Reserve April g.
Total Reserve Required April 8, 1923
Surplus Reserve April 5,
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$1,964,7l3.69 l $2,366, 4s5.78 D
, 1923-09-20

The City shall permit the Corpor-
alton to take and utilize such over
low and store the same for its
future uses at any and all times
for . period Of thirty (30) years
from date Of this contract, to the
exclusion Of all others. and the
term Overflow" shall be construed
to mean all the water derived from
the Sage Creek System, not used by
the City or its Inhabitants OF in
dustries. within the corporate limits
Of the City as now defined or to
! which said corporate limits may
hereafter be extended.
The City shall have the right to
change the location OF said tank
reservoir. or rebuild or enlarge the
same, but when any such changes
shall be made the expense of re-
connecting said pipe line Of the
Corporation with such changed. re-
paired or enlarged tank reservoir.
shall be borne by the City; and such
changes In location Or sixe shall not
preclude the corporation from tax
ing said overflow, Is herein before
provided, and In accordance with
and under the terms of this con-
tract.
Said meter shall be read BY the
City. or by its designated officer
between the last day OF each calen-
dar month and the third day OF the
following month. in the presence OF
a representative OF the Corporation.
The City shall designate the actual
time Of the reading of said meter
to the Corporation twelve (12)
hours in advance. II the represent
alive Of the Corporation shall not be
present, the City shall read the
meter in his absence. The Corpora
ton shall pay to the City. on or
before the 25th day Of each and
every month, for the privilege OF
tapping said tank, a sum Of money
, which shall equal eight cents multi
piled by the number Of Thousands
Of gallons Of water which have pass
ed through said overflow pipe and
meter between the date Of the last
reading OF said meter and the date
of the reading Of said meter for
the month Immediately preceding.
Said meter shall be subject to in
spection by the City at all times. and
shall be kept In good condition and
repair by the Corporation.
The City agrees that its said pipe
! line from said springs conducting
and carrying water to said tank
shall not be tapped between said
points for the purpose of supplying
water therefrom to others.
Tho City shall not be liable to the
Corporation for any damages sus'
tanned by reason Of breakage in Pipe
or reservoir. stoppage in pipeline,
shutdown by reason Of repairs. re-
placement, or for shortage Of water.
Tho City hereby grants to the
Corporation license to utilise durins
the Afe Of this contract, any land
or right-of-way acquired BY the City
outside Of the corporate limits Of
the City in connection with the City
water supply system. to enable the
Corporation to carry out tho pur
pose OF laytng. constructing. repair
ing and maintaining any OF ii
water pipe nnes. ~resorvoir[s aces.
, 1923-09-20

sories, meter, meter house or eoutp-
ment. to b installed or utilized un-
der the terms Of this contract.
No water 50 taken by the Cor
poration shall be utilized or sold by
II within the boundaries OF the cor
porate limits Of the City Of Raw
Inns, ~ now constituted or to which
the same may be hereafter extend
Cd.
II the corporation shall fail to
pay any amount duo the City after
the expiration OF sixty days from
the rendition Of any bill thereof.
the City shall have the right to cut
off said water supply derived from
said overflow until said account
shall be paid.
Unless the corporation shall avail
itself Of the privileges to take and
use said overflow. as provided by
the terms Of this contract, within
six months from the completion of
such water system by the City, all
rights hereby granted to the Cor
poration shall tease and terminate.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
City Of Rawlins has caused this con-
tract to be executed in its name by
Robert H. Hopkins. its Mayor, at
tested by Eta D. Steward. it's City
Clerk, and its corporate seal to be
hereto affixed, duly authorize
hereunto by Ordinance passed and
August 18th, 1923, and
the Producers and Redners Corpor-
, 1923-09-20

vary day BY day. and. By virtue Of
constr uction Of the refinery Of the
Corporation In the vicinity Of Raw.
Inns. tho City has increased and Il
expected to increase in population,
thereby making greater demands
upon the available water supply OF
the City aud In order to meet such
growing and varying needs the City
u constructing said water system 60
~ to deliver to said tank reservoiI
with . continuous dow, an amount
Of water which It certain times may
be entirely consumed by tho City,
its inhabitants and industries, and
~ other times, after said tank reser-
voir has been renlled, and when not
80 used by said City, Inhabitants and
industries might overflow or 20 to
waste, and It - considered by the
City. to b conducive to its best IN
forests that such overflow, until
such time - the City. because OF
its natural growth. shall need OF
consume said entire supply. be
utilized in . manner which will not
only conserve the same for the ulti-
mate use OF the City but in the
meantime encourage tho industry of
the Corporation and incidentally
the growth of the City: and.
WHEREAS, the Corporation can
70 utilize said overflow to augment
it, present supply and system in
connection with IT. said refinery and
for domestic use Of its employees and
others, and II willing to construct a
pipeline, nine miles in length. of
the estimated cost Of $4,000, to
connect the tank reservoir Of the
City with the water system Of the
Corporation, to enable 1t to use
such overflow, and to pay to the
City for the privilege Of connecting
Its pipeline with the tank reservoir
of the City in proportion to the
benefit accruing from time to time
to the Corporation from expendi-
ture Of such outlay.
NOW. THEREFORE,. in consider
alton Of the premises and OF the
mutual covenants and agreements
of the parties hereto and Of the
expenditure Of said gum of money
by the Corporation the construction
OF said pipeline and the conserva-
ton OF the right to the use OF said
water BY the Corporation for the
ultimate benent OF the City. and Of
the sums Of money to be paid "a
the City BY the Corporation as hero.
matter provided Il 10 hereby agreed
as follows to-Wit:
That the Corporation may 1t It,
own expense insert . tap In saat
tank reservoir Of the City Of suce
dimensions -. to the Corporation
shall deem proper At . POINT no
lower than I'VE (S) feet from tn
TOP or overflow line Of said tank
aud attach . PIPE to said tap. Il
connect with the said pipeline o.
the Corporation. and said Corpor
alton shall install at . point on sait
pipeline In the center OF "a ap
pro9imately level section Of foul
hundred test and - close to said
tank - may b.. An approved typ
OF water meter properly housed
said tap aud meter to be installed
according to plans and specincationl
70 b furnished BY the City.
, 1923-09-20

alton has caused this contract to be
executed In its name by r. e. Wertz,
It's Vice President. attested by Ray
Harbaugh, IT'S Assistant Secretary.
and Its corporate seal to be hereto
affixed by authority OF its Board Of
Directors. all on this 18th day Of
Section 3. That an emergency
, 1923-09-20
AN ORDNANCE

An Ordin anes Authorising the
Board OF Trustees Of the City OF
Rawlins TO enter into Z contract
With the Producers- and Renners
Corporation. . corporation organ.
ised and existing under the laws of
the STATE Of Wyoming. permitting
eaid corporation to tap the water
supply system Of the City now nm
der construction. 20 enable said cor
pora&ion to utilize the overflow
water. and granting = right Of way
over property owned by the City for
said privilege, and authorizing the
Mayor, Robert H. Hopkins. to e1-
ecute said contract in behalf Of the
CITY, and the City Clerk. Eta D.
Steward. to attest the signature of
the Mayor and to affix the corpor-
A&e seal to said contrast
DO n ordained by the Board OF
Trustees OF the City Of Rawlins:
Section l. That Robert H.. Hop
kins, Mayor Of the City OF Rawlins.
DO and no 10 hereby authorised and
directed to execute In behalf Of the
City the contract set out In Section
2, hereof and that Eta D. Steward.
City Clerk Of the City Of Rawlins.
b and she II hereby authorised and
directed to attest the signature Of
the Mayor and to affix the corporate
seal Of the City Of Rawlius to said
contract.
Section .. That said contract
mentioned In Section / hereof and
authorised 70 be executed by said
officers Of said City shall be In
words and figures ~ follows. to-wit:
THIS AGREEMENT. made this
2sth day OF August, 1928. by and
between the City OF Rawlins. q
municipal corporation crested BY
the statutes Of the State Of Wyom-
ing, hereinafter for convenience
DESIGNATED a. the "City." party Of
the frst part, and the Producers Z
Rehners Corporation, Q corporation
organised and existing under and
by virtue Of the laws Of the State
Of Wyoming, hereinafter for con-
venience designated u the "Cor-
poration," party Of the second part.
WITNE66ETH:
WHEREAS. the City. for the pur-
pose Of furnishing . water supply
to its Inhabitants and for it, cor
porate needs, 10 now engaged In de-
veloping certain springs It the head
Of Sage Creek, In Carbon County.
Wyoming, and taking wstsr there.
from by means Of gathering pipe
lines to q central basin nearby, and
Building and constructing . main
paps3ino to conduct such gathered
waters . distance Of about thirty
miles 70 . tank reservoir to b con-
stfucted to hold and store approx
imAtsly 100000 gallons Of water
on . high point. located ON Section
80, Township II North. Range u
West Of the Sixth Principal Aesid.
ian. about two miles distant from
the City limits Of the City. from
Which said tank reservoir . pipe.
line - 70 b eonstructed to con.
neee With the present water system
Of tie City; and .
WHEREAS. the water needs and
consumption Of the City. it, inhahtt'
ants and industries will naturally
, 1923-09-20

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, 1923-09-20
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, 1923-09-20

exests and such having been declar-
ed to be the case, this ordinance
shall be In force and effect from and
after the date OF its passage &.
Passed and approved this 29th
day Of August. 1923.
HENRY PERRETT,
President OF the Board Of True
, 1923-09-20

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