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BOARD BEGINS
DELIBERATIONS
Appropriation Requirements for
Ensuing Two Years to
lie Doped Out
MAY RUN OVER $6,000,000
The state budgel board began its bi­
ennial sessions in the office of Gover
nor i'ra/.ier today. At the morning ses
slon Anthony Walton, rhuin-i.-ui of lliej
appropriations committee ol ilii' house
of the lotli assembly, was present.
Ing an elective office which entities him
For the biennlum of Kllo-lSlT, the
budget Board had requests i'jr $5..'m1,
169 and recommended «}•/•.•••-printious "f
$4.48(5.765. For the i-'i-ii:: uii» now
drawing to a clo^e the bud^.-t I '.'id
was asked for |6,2«F0.43)'. :.:id it r- m.
mended $5,411,7-1(5.' Thwc m-omun.-ii.la
tions were trimmed soim-.vPat by ihej
legislature. It is anii ipaii
the first time in the statt
ommendations for the
years will exceed
The budget board was created by an
net of the session of 7ttir». its deliber­
ations are expected to save the legis­
lature time and to furnish it with ac­
curate information as to the state's
D. D. D., tlie irreatest ofgkiQ reroedlca,
will remove those skin afflictions thftt
have made your life burden. That In­
tolerable itching, burning and discom­
fort will disappear under the mafic of
tills remedy. Hundreds testify it has
"4 cured cases pronounced incurable. AVa
•'U guarantee the llrst bottle to bring you
relief. Try D.
D.<p></p>D.
0.
T-yv*.
O. 8.1c, 60c nnd
Sl.oo.<p></p>D.
JOB. BRESLOW
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
RUMMAGE SALE —TWO DAYS
.J&
COLEMAN'S
INDIGESTION. CAS,
UPSET STOMACH
HURRY! JUST EAT ONE TABLET
OF TAPE'S DIAi'EPSIN FOR
INSTANT JtKLIEF.
No waiting! When meals don't lit
and you belch gas, acids and undi­
gested food. When you feel indiges­
tion pains, lumps of distress in stom­
ach, heartburn or'headache. Here is
instant relief.
•lust as soon i~
Senator A. S. Gibbons, chairman of the ]u|,e's 1 Iu|'»epsin all the dyspepsia, in-
senate appropriations cornniKtee, w«s «jjjro.stioii and stomach distress ends,
expected to arrive at noon. Other mem- These pleasant, harmless tablets of
bers of the budget board are Governor Pajto's Dia pepsin always muke sick,
Frazier, president State Auditor Ko- upset stomachs feel line at once and
sitzky. secretary, and Attorney General
thcv
of that body two years ap/ now hold-, ,as,
J)(1
sit on the commission, iwo years
vou eal a tablet of
dy
dis
cost so little at drug stores.
William Langer. It is a rather notable
fact that a complete change has been .,r^r
made in the peironel of the budget j,,^ ""78.000. leaving net re
board, not one man who wik a member (lUrc0
of
,s(i] ,:ir
ago the board was competed of t.ov- m(N)000
ernor L. B. Auditor Carl O. J'^Z
Jorgen.son. Attorney General Iienry .J.
I.inde. Scnu'ur I*. 'J'. Kletsehtunr, chair
mar, chairman of tlie senate appropri:
tions couimittee. and Tr cll Twich
ell. chairman of the ln»ie appropria­
tions committee. Of ti.- :d guard typi­
fied in these men there ..mains on the
board bat one man—Senator A. S. Gib­
bons. All other members of the appro­
priations fixing committee are Nonpar­
tisans, swept into office by the league
landslide two years ago and reinstated
for two years more, except as to Rep.
Walton, by the vote at the recent gen­
eral election.
Revenues for
u.lirs WPr( (.Xpectel
)|IBll
let.t,„Ils
to
I s-el I a
neons col-
*2,077.170 and taxes
Y.-i.KS OCCDPY
GERMAN POSTS
Find Everything Nicely Pre­
pared for Their Occupation
of Landres
Willi tlie American Army of Occupa­
tion, Nov. If).—First division headquar­
ters at Landres today was awaiting or­
ders to move forward. The troops on
ahead were spendinj: the day along the
line readied late Monday. The Ameri­
cans in Landres are enjoying ail the
comforts of a modem and newly
ihat, for equipped German bath house. It is
hi. lorv rue- building of two stories of concrete
•'Muring two I avails and Is steam heated throughout.
Near the bath house is a huge brick
bakery recently completed. Soon aftef
the American forces entered Landres
yesterday the ovens in the German
bakery were turning out hreiul for the
newcomer-' The Germans had left
needs and resources, finch department some I'.ve flour behind, and the Atneri
of the state government is required to eans mi.' .1 this with wheat flour at
furnish the board In advance with an disposal for the, turning out of
estimate of its requirements, and the' fresh loaves.
appropriation for the hiennium in each'
department Is based on such estimates.
The last budget board'estimated that!
the state's tolivl assets Julv 1. lilKJ,
Jf.ere $11,8.'!0,with liabilities ag-
Famous Wash
Heals Skin
FLOODWAYS UP
ST LAWRENCE
CAUSE DAMAGE
Ouebee, Nov. lft.—The lloodways that
Hsvipt up the St'. Lawrence river last
Snif-'iit: caused damnw of about .f 1.0(1(1,
0(1(1. and wrought havoc on towns along
the river, it was learned totjay. Many
houses were carried away.
An unidentified schooner was driven
ashore, a total wreck and two vessels
were reported inva precarious position.
tuilleITskating.
I Kidler Skating at Armory Thursday
night.
Skating Monday
(anci
each week.
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Thursday of
Nov. 21-22
We are closing out our E
entire stock of Clothing, S
Overcoats and Men's Fur
iii.shintfs. 5
Prices way lie low cost.
(Joins* Out of Business
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3 ivice. station
REAL ESTATE LOANS
A SPECIALTY
TS offer loans on real estate at lowest cur­
rent rate with good accommodation. Long or
short term. No red tapy—money on application.
If yon are planning io expand your business,
increase your acreage, improve your dairy herds,
or raise more livestock, ^alk the matter over with
us—we are ready to co-operate and give you
every assistance in our power.
CAPITAL SECURITY BANK
Bismarck, N. D.'
!i CTADI? 5
Secern Hand A
Opposite Hotel MeKenzie, Bismarck S
Losses on all Fronts During War
Included 37,636 Com­
missioned Officers
London. Nov. 10.—The total of
British losses in killed on jill
fronts during the war was Cn8.6f5Ti,
James Ian Macl'herson, parlia­
mentary secretary of the war of­
fice, announced in the house of
commons-today. Of these 37,G.'{G
were officers and 020,829 were men.
Paris, Nov. 19.—Two hundred per­
sons were killed in an explosion at
Wahri, two miles southeast of Cologne,
Germany, according to reports received
here.
NAVAL WORK
IS CANCELLED
Washington, Nov. 10.—Naval eon
tracts amounting to *1,."59.000 have
been cancelled since hostilities ceased,
Keaf Admiral Earle, chief of the naval
ordnance bureau told the house navaj
committee today when the commit^'
began framing the 1010 appropriations
bill.
FOOD LAWS TO
REMAIN UNTIL
JUNE 30, 1919
Fargo, N. I.,' Nov. 1ft.—"That the
work of the food administration was
not ended with the signing of the ar­
mistice hut would l»e greater than
ever." was the statement today of
George II. Ctdl'lu, representing tlie
United States .food administration.
He also declared the impression pre­
vailing in some quarters that the "lid
is off" avid that there will be no further
need l'or conservation is erroneous.
Food rules and regulations will be
strl!^y rinforced, he said.
Dr. I.add, state food administrator,
stated he expected the food administra­
tion organizat ion would be kept intact
in North Dakota until June ."O at least.
AVE AT HE II KEl'ORT.
For twenty-four hours ending at noon
November 1ft:
Temperature at 7 a. m. 17
Temperature at noon .30
Highest yesterday -11
I.owest yesterday 22
Lowest last night 17
Frecipitation none
Highest wind velocity 12, NW
FORECAST.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday colder Wed­
nesday and north and extreme east
portion tonight.
1
.owest
GERMAN SOLDIERS!, COUNCIL
ASKS RETURN OF FORMER CHIEF
FEAR COUNTER REVOLUTION
(Continued From Pag© One.)^
way to England, according to advice3 received fn Copenhagen from
Kiel, and transmitted by the Exchange Telegraph Co.
RESUME ATTACKS
Archangel, Nov. 13.—Bolsheviki forces have resumed their
attacks against the American and-British possessions at Tulgas, on
the Dvina river* They have been repulsed, with, severe losses.
On the morning of November 11th after a heavy bombardment
from their gunboats and barges in the river, the Bolsheviki in­
fantry stormed the Allied barbed wire entanglements and suc­
ceeded temporarily in reaching the gun emplacements of the
Canadian artilJry.
A DRUG ON MARKET
Paris, Nov. 20.—The iron /crosses whi^h, the former*. German
emperor so lavishly bestowed during the war now are being sold
in Germany for five pfennigs, or about one American
a telegram from Amsterdam'says. v. t-
IVVV 1 I
BRITISH DEAD
Tern
Fargo 31
Williston 24
St. Paul 34
Winnipeg 30
Helena 28,
Chicago 86
Swift Current IS
ORRIS Wv ROBERTS,
Meteorologist.
ONEOF GERMAN
TRIUMVIRATE
I^nd&berg, $3bcrt and Scheldemnnn
ttier socialist triumvirate
which is at present in control in Ger-
make
many.
KVEO WITH
m$FUM0
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
1
YVOteSE
cer*t
apiece,
THAN GAS
•-£.
Kidney disease" is no respecter of
persons. It attacks young and old
alike. In most cases, the victim is
warned of the approaching danger.
[Nature lights back. Headache, indi­
gestion, insqmniq, lame back,'lum
bago, sciatica, rheumatism, pain in the
loins and lower abdomen, difficulty in
urinating, sill are-indications of trouble
with tlie kidtifeys.
When such symptoms appear., you
I will almost eeftalnly lind quick relief
hu GOLD,MEDAL Haarlem Oil. Cap-
Rules.
200 KILLED IN
EXPLOSION
AT COLOGNE NIGHT RATES
This famous old remedy hM stood
the test for two hundred years in help­
ing mankind to tight off disease. It is
imported direct from the home labora­
tories in H)Handi and niay.be hairt at
almost every 4rng store. Your money
promptly refunded if ft does, not re­
lieve you. Be. sure to. get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack­
ages, three |izes.
Washington, Nov. 1ft.—Reduction in
telegraphic rates on night messages,
which would cut tlie minimum toll from
$1 to 50 cents between Atlantic and
Pacitic cdast states was ordered today
by Postmaster General Burleson, effec­
tive January 1, next.*
18,000 YAJfKS
FIRST HOME TO
BE AIR FORCES
Washington, Nov. 1ft.—Reports, /rom
London that 18.000 American soldiers
in London would be the first expedi­
tionary forces to be shipped home
brought out the fact that these are
chiefly :iIr forces. There are no ar­
tillery, cavalry or, infantry units in
England, except a few replacement
divisions.
250,000 TONS
OF FOOD STUFF
FOR AUSTRIANS
New York. Nov. I!).—Preparations to
fhip at an early tyite 250.000 tons of
food,stuffs from the United States for
the relief of the civilian population of
Australia are under way.
GREAT SHIPBUILDING
PROGRAM PLANNED BY
THE BRITISH EMPIRE
N. E. A. Special to The Tribune.
London.—The National' News says
that n. great shipbuilding program, in­
volving studendous sums, has been
drawn up by a number of-north of
England capitalists:
"It i-s not understood^ says the
National News, 'tliat arrangements
have been made, for overcoming the
two greatest problems of "the moment:
labor and'materials- -j
"Among ,those interested i«i this
vast undertaking' are several men
who have had: no^ connection with
shipbuilding In the Hast. ^They haVe
simply placed'their wealth at the dls*
J4ARXEY 2H JN- DEVON ,2
CtUC.-JT, PEAOO^V
—a man was foolish totuy
plug cf the Gravely dors
when he •OtoltJ'gct r.
posal of the country, in order '16 se­
cure F'ritain's maritime supreftiaey."
CI IIOAGO LI VE STOCK,
(.'liicago, Nov. lft.—Hogs 73,0(K): 10c
to 15c lower butchers $17.50 to !f17.S5
light .$17.00 to $17.(i5: packing ,$1(i.50
to .$17.50: throwouts .$15.00 to $10.25
pigs, good to choice, $1.'!.()0 to .$14Mt(l.
Cat!
if ,30,000, native steers lower
western stears steady.
Calves,strong. Beef cattle .$1"i£i0 to
•$lft.75 vommon and medium $11. 5 to
Jj10.50 canners and cutters, .$.".,'10,, to
.$0,40 stoeKers and feeders.' to
$12.75 inferior common and medium.
-$7.00 to .$10.00: veal calves, .$17.00 to
$17.75.
CHRISJJMAS
^ey'the
big "dress up" dsiys
of th6 season.
AI® YOU
PRJgiPAREp?
SEE
tig
plug ct oxdpay tcbccco
for the ccnto rhcncy. Cut
cne day hini a
cjiew of Gravclj—.jiist two
or three cir.^1 cqucrcs.
Thesi Ike coVthc pu c, cafe.5
S^ PEYTON BRAND
xi#E TAILOR
(We Make a Specialty of Altering and
Dry Cleaning)
isfying Gjrayjely taste. It
lasted co long, you can't
tell him nowadays that it
cocts him anything extra
to chew Real Gravely.
Il £3c fsriher—tkat why ym
tea £:t ike toed teste of this elm
cf toiccca without extra coif
eact ptece packeq a poucn
Pv O
SHOP EARLY SHOP EAiRLY
WEBB BROTHERS
'Foremost in Value* •First in-Variety" 'First in Style*
'Tis a painstaking, patience wearing task to properly put to?
gether and finish a dress so that it hangs just as it should.
Every drape in place— ,x ...
j*
Every snap fastener just where it should be—
Every little detail of seams and trimmings expertly done.
Wp. have such dresses here for you.
more
One lot of,hi forty coats at ONE HALF PRICE
Our entire stock pfftailQred arid ti\immed hats ai a discount of
Each and every one of our departments have some special at­
tractions for you.
We especially call your attention to our
and as Thanksgiving will soon be here.yo'u wilLno doubt liave oc­
casion to purchase something in this line. The principle attraction
here is the price.
Cows-lieifers,-$S.25 to-.$i2.75, •.
She«i) 27,000 steady.
NO CHANGE.,
Washington. Nov. It).—There has
been no change in tlie Hussian and Si­
berian situation from a military stamlr
point, SecretaryJlaker said today, and
no plans have been made* either for
sending additional troops or withdraw­
ing any of the forces 'now operating in
Siberia and European Russia.
WALSH RETT
CRN'S.
10.-rF.rank
Washington, Nov. Ift.-rFrauk P.
Walsh, joint chairman .with William II.
Taft on the national war labor board,
today sent his resignation to President
Wilson with (lie explanation that pro­
fessional engagements required his.re­
turn at the earliest possible moment,
now that hostityties have ceased.
I AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
5' "YOUR" Battery in "di-y storage" with us is bdarid fd
5 be ready for business in the spring.
1 WE EXCEL IK Autohiobile Repairing (any make
5. ^arL Jlepaintin^, and Radiator Repairing.
S' Our stock of Accessories is conipletej, and YOU'LL
1 LIKE OUR WARM, ItEAlLLY FIREPROOF STORAGE.
\7HO
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FIRST
NATIONAL
Bismarck,%D.
The Oldesi and
Largest Bank
in this section of
TUESDAY, NOV. 19, 1918.
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FARMERS ATTENTION!
We N(iy
cash
PUT "SERVE" IN SERVICE? I
MOTOR SALES CO.
'or ®""n or will trade
you oats or barley at a right price. It
will pay you to look into this Come
and see us. The Missouri Valley Seed
Co. II 7-2 wits
ECKMAN5
F0RC«U6HSAIittCQU|$
A' Jmndy Crtrlnluxii'! rnmvnvKl "that' aaf**.
ffuanls agaiiit-c iilifnnlc luns and throat
intil»i"s.. A. tonic-re»tf?itive prejiare4
witliont hhWitjtl '(r haWt-foniilny, drua «.
Try Uiem today.
CONSIDER MEN YOU
KNOW_ ..
,it .• .r ".'l
It will be well worth
your while to run over ii
your mind the financfal1
striding. of men you
know.
How many/ of them
are careless in money
matters and successful?
Do you tiof find that
those who are successful
are those who systema.t*
ically practice sensible
economy and avoid use-,
legs expenditures
It will certainly bk to
your advantage to open a
Savings Account in this
bank and make, a rule to
deposit in it all money
that would- otherwise be
spent needlessly.
1
50centsa. boot, including wjuriajt
l'or by nil Urmi-'irtst*
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