The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1919, Page 8

IMAJOR WATERS [ROPESPLICING Is PART OF SAILOR'S | ' SCHOOLING ON U. 8S. TRAINING SHIPS! | SEES FUTURE IN ma] | 4 | \ | SISAL CULTURE ‘il You Can Save Eggs | ! The Miami, (Pia), Herald, In a \ front-page Interview with Major J. ft. | car in D i) 7 | Waters, former siate bank examiner | ‘und now manager of the Bank of | | North Dakota, quotes him as follows! 1 : with regard tothe sisal industry, in| | a e eason which a number of North Dakotans i ssociated with Mr. Waters: i H rH Florshei | “J. R. Waters, bank commisisoner of | | e reason Florsheim ‘orth Dakota and a prominent. real i ' Oxgorta are a popu ar lestate and igaaNan of that st s ! : slipping at the hee when i Trust property in which he has! In many recipes only half as many a you wear Florsheims— : | | ‘ , A they're, made pee AiG eters 2e| eggs are required, in some none at th i ted in tie sisal Indus ry| | Z TAR * con mince then ha ino all, ifan additional quantity of Royal erable in plant | A i Don’t buy Oxfords until gathering and in the e ment of | i : Baking Powder is used, about a tea- you have seen and felt a present nursery of the Sisal com-} Hl : . ? « mai et Plorsheims on y, north of Miami, which now has| | spoon7in place of each egg omitted. feet-—they're built . - : / | , i hs head of | Bowline and marlinspike hitch didn’t pass out of American! Try this method with all your bak ’ is now ¢ Danis 7 sea language along with starboard and port. Splicing and tying H me Rosen Ss the nursery pon of Non itis jeree | knots are as essential a part of the training of a sailor as in sailing | ing recipes. Thousands of women 5 ‘ ead whl ewly organized com-|days. These apprentices of the American marines are learning, on} . e : 7 ? lothin Sho . ie aed Deano la U. S. training ship and what they can’ do with a rope when they are using it with great success t rl ‘i Block ee ae, ae oie te fae | graduate won’t be necessary. | “i c ip to Florida nd is s S| i | McKenziesHotel i tion of the al prone: Hie EXAMINER WATERS Ss Ys GO B | . tng a wonderful industry and says tat S SAYS GOOD-BYE Royal Contains No Alum— BISHOP WEHREE cp [ening ned ofthe proact wich ns) = BANKERS OF FLICKERTAIL STATE % Leaves No : AWAKES TO FIND | company will: produce nl “‘Our state of North Dakota,’ s i HOME IN FLAMES |). “Waters, ‘us about 28,000,009 hy, oes | pounds of binder twine annually, Min- | poy {nesota about 18.060,009, South Dakota] pank and in the United | ¢: a ng_goodbye as State miner) any time in the future that I-can’de 8 of North a, and “Howdy,; of service to.you ¥°want you to feel; Waters of the| free to call upon me. it the chief ex-| With best personal regards to each j 2 3 s first state-| end all of the bankers of North Da-! (Continued from Page One.) pidity. The blaze had not communi-| to recent figur: d the fol-| kota, | am |W. F. Reko of Mandan, is the only cated itself to the chamber in wh received from the agricul-| lowing letter to North Dakota's 709 Yours truly, state game warden who retains his Eishop Wehrle slept when he artmeng 240,000,000, on and some state banks and trust com-, J.Re RATERS, job under the new board. Barney J. ‘ pelts Ron Rat was Boo dl ; a qarter Dillion pounds are | panies: ‘ate Examiner. .,| Ménogan Pl i e aroused, but the heat was so Intense) 14 annually to bind the small grain|" eee State Bxaminer, ., waren rot ena Sietce ence u ag to cause a large section of plaster) crops,’ continued Mr. Waters. | Gentlemen ew Rockford Man J.J, Flanagan of Towner, as. state- to fall from the ceiling, which fortu-| ‘We are go to rapidly develop} Upon receipt of this letter I will a wide warden for the same territory. nately awoke the sleeper. ‘our plantation, first by putting in an! pave severed my connections with this Heads Fish Board | keko remains chief warden for the The Bishop's residence, a large| oiled road from the Royal Palm park! department. in doing so I am leay- pie ee second district, with A. J. Swartout of three-story structure, was erected; road over to our township, and then | jing to assume the management of the! Dr. Charles MacLachlan of New | Wimbledon as state-wide warden. ou ’ more than a generation ago by Col.| w - ny as etatesW re going to put on a large steam!new Bank of North Dakota. Rockford,; has’ been elected president Thompson, a veteran of the C tor to put the land in shape for| ‘The two years that I have spent in| of the state game and fish board of and a forrher Iowa cangre ving plants from the nursery. {this department ve been most pleas:} control. C. E, Manning of Fargo, for was one of the first to come from his] ‘We have twenty-five men nOW/ant in my associations with the bank-| many years assistant fire chief in the state to Burleigh county to take up| clearing the land of timber and unde lers of North Dakota and in writing | gate city and recently appointed to the | farming on a large scale. Later it| growth and expect to have our fir: this letter I can in only a feeble! board to-succeed Judge Kirk of Botti- was converted into a private hotel, un-; unit of a thousand acres set out | der the name of the Roanoke. [f 1910] midsummer. are then it was purchased by the Catholle dio-| ahead y cese of Bismarck as a home for the! until w ‘bishop. @ walls, being of bric ure in- tact,’ but the interior of both the up-| pet, bur we per-stories'is a wreck, and it is esti-! ast one thousand mated that from $12,000 to $15,000 will! fvom the sazrces from wh be required to repair the damage! get plants.’ express my kindly feelings to-;neau, has been elected vice president, member of the banking|and George M.. Hogue of Steele, re- fraternity in the. state. The past two! appointd a member of the board, has 'lyears with shortage of crops in some|ben re-elected secretary, =|? NG |M + stions|) and the World War raging; havedeen trying times ‘both for this lepartment ‘and:for the bankers of tae ate and it a considerable VI degree of sati at I can look} back and y that with the hearty he plants ar ve done, , “Mr. Waters is an old time real)co.operation of the bankers and of! The best hat’ with from one'to two Seer Cay . wte man and has operated in amy staff, we have been ‘able to avoid! fie, 5 te Are you protected? — If you | number of states, but he south erious happenings to: the finan- dollars’ worth of added richness can’t answer “Yes,” you need s the gi op-| ¢ ‘A Quarter Of An Inch May , the fra a rity and in my new. pos see Chris Engen sonable, Call 630, y and i new pos Company, Insurance, in all its |“ a ahs sete pr of other) ask: of you thatyyou show ‘him the} : ‘ 4) ‘ e } } sfrisss: 7 4 northern men interested with him in| same kindly spirit of co-operation that | } - branches. Bismarck Bank Bldg. | pis ‘sisal company and he expects to y avece ne inevand: 1 knowithat!l ‘ ean By i es 5 Phone 96. | make frequent trips her you will. Owing to my comneétion ; Wh ats eB NER ENG SOE 5 Sie L ay : x Pare vi ep Bank North Dakote £ ~ FOR SAL ond hand Dodge tour-|FOR SALE—A couch a lbrary’ table | With the Bank of North Dakota I do} % en if represents the correct alignment. 4 : | ‘ not feel that I am saying farewell to ear in exce t condition. Call or} and a dining room set. Very rea- 4 of your wheels, d Tf your tires.are not properly. aligned, they - are ‘subject'to’a shearing wear which quickly grinds down ‘the tread. Misalignment is often due to a bent steering knuckle or to wearin’ steering connections. It is wisdom and economy to verify the alignment of your wheels at regular_intervals Let experts do it. It will probably add many miles to your tire mileage record. - LAHR MOTOR:SALES‘COMPANY. sea BISMARCK; N. D. 4 : # “ tion 1 extend to one and all of y ea 491 wK|on invitation to-eall on me, and at Super-Quality ¥ : AD is A ReaAgea Bs eas Ee oo. Kettle Finish H TS Beauty, Power and Pe Stabilized Prices make the Oldsmobile, without Beauty and Power in the Oldsmobile question, the attractive motor car are recognized characteristics, p < purchase today. fortified by a reputation extending AMERICA’S HOME SHOE POLISH DEPOSITS SECURED BY OUR PARTICIPATION IN THE STATE’ DEPOSITORS . Here again we repeat the prices, °° twenty-one years. stabilized by factory authority : : Economy of operation, economy of SIXES upkeep, economy of time, true utility —are also qualities which make it a thoroughly sound investment. Many people use SamovA because it is quick and easy. Others use it because they. are thrifty. All use it because it is good for the leather. ‘Model 37 Touring or Roadster $1295.00 50 shines in key opening box. ‘GUARANTY FUND _| ae Model 37 Sedan or Coupe $1895.00 . ee EIGHTS The various body styles provide a SuunovA Home Ser EZ ons : { Model 45A Touring C; $1700.00 wide range, from. whica|copselect | 8 tnd temb's ‘wool splines ; je! b ouring Car .' la S te % + , a Miicl ASA. Pacemaker SL70600 and we shall be glad to demonstrate ‘An added Service for Shinola ieee ; the car of your choice if you will users. °, All prices F. O. B. Lansing, Michigan. call or phone. BLACK -TAN- WHITE- REO - BROWN Complete Service eae Western Sales Co ULE rerun eitee e@ come a depositor. In fact, then, they have only BISMARCK ~ MANDAN phemun. \ tt e nti on 2 There are so many ways in which we can serve * . you—by banking advice—by investment aid— ; business help loans—and so many other ways— = i s i : i % _ that you must use them to appreciate the complete We have several teams and men that are available for jmme- || . °~ service. \ ‘ diate work—hautitigs: teaming or cleaning up, also garden {| plowing, before. Feregular— _ICE SEASON OPENS Let us prove our statement. Ask us about it. : ; . Model 45A, 8-Cylinder Touring Car BISMARCK BANK ~