The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 2

crag MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1919. mananch DAILY TRIBUNE DAIRYING SHOWS] "=" ez a FORWARDSTRIDE THROUGH NEBRASKA IN THIS STATE % / Increase of 38 Percent ‘in. Num- ber of Cream Statibns In- ” ‘dicates Progress “Don't Fail to Attend the Eanes and Best Dance of the eason ~The Easter’ ‘Ball _Given Under the ‘Auspices of the “A. 0. U. W. _ Tomorrow, Night. ——_IN THE—+ “PATTERSON HALL Music Furnished by © if 0’ CONNOR? Ss ORCHESTRA the fatiners verf door and give him a TICKETS—$1.00. EXTRA LADIES——25e. field demonstration on the spot. The - above outfit, with its ususually heavy load, has carried tractors thousands of miles over a large.portion of Nebras- ka. The plan has been so successful, |~; and the chassis—of standard Dodge Brothers’ make—hag stood the strain so well, that the dealer has standard- ized this plan. of selling tractors throughout his trritory and added a fleet of Dodge Brothers. chassis equipped in a similar way. NORTH DAKOTA NURSES MEET AT GATE CITY Annual Convention of State As- sociation to Be Held in Fargo Next Week PROGRAM HAS WAR TONE|a MAS. CHAS. PEDEN CAINS 27 POUNDS Twice Examined and Each Time Told Operation Was Only Hope eter “I have just'finished my third bot- tle of Tanlac and have gained twenty- seven pounds,” was the truly femark- SS able statement’ made by Mrs, Chas. Peden, residing at 550 Mill street, Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Peden as one of the best known and highly respect- ed women of that thriving little city, where she has made her home for al number of years. “When I commenced taking the| medicine,” she continued, “I only! weighed ninety-eight pounds, now I[} weigh 125 pounds and never felt bet- ter in my life. For years I have suf- fered with a-bidd form of stomach trouble, constipation and pains in my side and back. At times the pains took the form of torture and I was! twice examined and each time I was told that I had appendicitis and that an operation would be ‘my only hope. IT had fallen off untii I only weighed ninety-eight pounds and was so weak T could hardly get around. “I had no appetite /at all scarcely, and what little I did eat would cause ae exceptional ‘development in tie irying industry in North Dakota ‘1s eflectod in an increase of 200, or about 33 per cent, in the number of applications for licenses filed with the State dairy department by local cream stations. More than 800 of these sta- tions already have. been licensed. There is a noticeable increase in the output of each station, as well. C. J. Lee of the Farmers’ Cooperative Dairy Co. of Fargo, who was in theT city yesterday, advised tha his. bui- neg for January, February and March was double that for the same period in 1918. . Last year the cream sta- tions of North Dakoa handled 30,000,- |000. pounds of .buter fat, valued at $15,000,000, and the value of all the Miss Mahoney to Speak on Over- seas Impressions—Service Flag for Workers Fargo, N. D., April 21 —“Impres- ions from Over Seas Service,” by Miss Jennie Mahoney, former super- intendent of the Bismarck hospital training school ,and one of the first North Dakota nurses to enlist for Red Cross work in France, and the pre- sentation of a servicé’ flag to the! nurses of North Dakota will give an ft interesting war tone to the sixth an-|Sae’s dairy broaucisy wad $25,000,000, nual convention of the North Dakota] approximately 25 per cent of the State Nurses’ association, to be held| Value of a normat North Dakota wheat here April 24 and 25. crop. Less than a decade ago almost The North Dakota association is af-["0 attendtion was paid to dairying in filiated with the National American|this state. Last year North Dakota Nurses’ association, and it prides it-} Marketed $50,000,000 pounds of butter HOW AN ENTERPRISING DEALER’ DEMONSTRATED HIS PRODUCT AT THE FARMER'S DOOR. The above photograph of, a chasis attached to an internal gean drive unit, /equipped with 38x7 cord*tires and carrying approximately 5,200 1bs., shows how a wide-awake dealer in Ne- braska Solved the difficulty of demon, str rating ‘his tractor to a large number’ of farmers scattered over a wide ter- ritory. By installing the tractor ona specially built deck above the frame of the chassis, he was..enab bled to bring. the tractor, at short notice, to = 7 5 hers about five years ago.’ She is . i survived by her husband and two “ PF young children. ‘ Funeral , arrangements were known by Bismarek friends today. WANTED— Hoskins’ ‘The plan proposed on’ behalf’ of the United States is forthe American del- egates to cable for simultanéous dis, tribution on the American continent; first a -word summary; second a 6,000-word official summary; third the ~{ full text of the t The two sum: not o men at i 3 ¢ fat. Re | e 2 Fy maries would be g green house. Apply Hoskins. ere ae {nme stomach wa 4{ranks seventh in the union in the per-| “Dairying still has much to over- WILSON REFUSES < Nes Mt tupeaatiee eewemmaont press about lie. 2 4 ot 2 Cet ioe ot pe livis avout [centage of its nurses who have enlist-|Come in North Dakota,” said J. J. Os- TO YIELD TO“ |inceply to tho ultimatum of the coun,| fll treaty a day or two latér. the head. When the ‘spells came on I\¢d for war service. ‘All nurses who|terhaus, state dairy commissioner, to- . ell rs controversy as to the sat-|. The text of tie covenant ofthe would get awfully pereoa: T worried |have been in active service are asked|ay. “Too much of our butter fat is THEIR DEMANDS | us legates and the proceedure | !eague of nations, already has been tel- about inyself until | could rest and {to wear their uniforms during the con-|handled by) local cream stations, in jaf eds inis conceivable that/@3raphed phe state department at 5 sleep but little, jvention, or at leas ton the morning of|the most ~ expensive. and wasteful (Continued from Page One) the-arrival of its delegates at Ver,| Washingtow/ for release when Presi- the opening day. The convention will method. uae Sypenele meee the ones and m yength and | be held in Stone’s guditorlum. Among 5' Bi ke their aah one ‘lowly ie ng mie. (the distinguished members of the pro-| missions out of the price paid to the had =. avead of the future and could |fession who will be present will be|afrmery it is wasteful, because there see nothing but the operating table|Miss Jane Eldridge, interstate secre-|!8 @ loan in quality of the product , 2 rie; Nurses’ associa:| Passing through these stations. The ; pales anchovies 1 had a perrere He ao rete of the American Nurses’ associa: fsolution 1s the local cooperative dairy, fiqal form in the four days remaining. | is handed the: German delegates will , ake up the question of making the q @ Fy such ag. Minnesota communities have remiers Lloyd George, Clemenceau | tl 7 Nata my mind that it was either life or| Tho | executive committee of the/50re tA Ainneio’ average price. pafatand Orlando, met against this-morning| document public, Ray Standard Ba: dent Wilson cables authorization, Oth- er sections of the treaty, wil be cabled this week, fo BISMARCK WOMAN DIES IN . FLASHER Thousands Haye Discovered Dr." ¥ Edvarie Olive Tablets are “> a Harmless Substitute, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the substi- tute for calomel — are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous, They are the result “T had fallen off until 1 was almost ing Friday. While the treaty will te | Stilles may be postponed. communicated te-them in sections, it asa was said in, welh informed circles it| URGES IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION would be pHysically impossible to pre-| , April 21.—The counell of four pare\the document in it: complete nterval before the peace treaty death and prepared to submit, to it.|state association includes Ethel Stan- to resume ‘cousideration of the Adri-| ker, representing the American dele unson, wife of | of Dr, Edwards’ determination not to treat > T hed aie, all preparations for the | ford, as president; Mildred Clark, first ua OE De: peer mesa ate Pr resident Wilson’ again gation ii reement With the press ad- er for the Car- | Jiver and bowel complaints with calomel. atic Probie. vice president; Cudrin Bondahl, sec- i : local cooperative (reameries, was 60 absented hi to Lue delegates, of other coun- perifer t Flasher, passed ond vice president; Clara A, Rue, sec- His effortgto banish it brought out these away at her home in the Morton ¢oun- tion and called on my sister to ia : ’ little olivé-colored tablets. ee »? self. tell: her good-bye, as I did not know e has recommended to the coun whether I would live to see her again or not. My sister begged and plead with me not to allow them to cut on me and told me to wait and try.a good ; tonic for a while. The next day, as TI returned from the consultation room I thought of what she said and as I retary-treasurer, and Angela~ C. Boleyn, as corresponding secretary. Marie Hanson, Sondrine Norgaard and Agnes Patterson are members of the board. , The convention will open at.9:30 next Thursday morning, with registra. cents last year, While in North Da- kota the average was but 50. There is one community in this state pro- ducing 250,000 pounds of butterfat which is supporting seven competitive cream stations. | 3 “We are fast working around to bet- FAIL IN ATTEMPT, Vienna, (Saturday) communists it appeared late’ tonight had failed in theirattempt to seize control of the government. ‘the Hungarian have been arrested, and the arrest\of agitators in ‘April 19.—The many. Most of Vienna yeil the publication of the treaty mediately after its delivery to Ger- Otherwise it is pointed qut*the}dent.of Bismarck, a daughter~of Mr. ifrst versioug of the important pro-)and Mrs. Charles Kaiser, now of Mon- visions ofthe treaty would be issued|tana, but for mz by the Gdrmans and might he lo; With German-propaganda, im-|ty town Sunday afternoon. aded|tal city. ~ These pleasant littté tablets do the good that calomel doeS,-but ‘have no bad atter effects, , The} Bey dont igjure the teeth iS strong Liqui orcalomel. They take hi of the trouble and quickly correct it. WI cure the liver at the expense of-the teet! Colemel sometimes pays havoc! with the The deceased was formerly a resi- Vv years in the capi- Mrs, Munson. wag married tion. Alex § vill deliver the ad-|ter conditions. New laws give us a "| es i z 3, Sodostron; uids, It is bes had head 50 much aol Tune de; Oe acu an paldont of el etter control of the crennery us|" AUS axtators has Dern. |, The announcement, by count Yon! Al Health Builder | fotake esnel be tie De Beware oiges 0 ey dia Drug store and|city commission, and Dr. James P,|ness and enable us to prevent ruin- . WANT RECOGNITION. minister, that the German government F Wi ki ed L . | Olive Tablets take its place. bought a bottle. Of course I had lost | Avlen will greet the nurses ‘on be-|OUs competition, conspiracy and com-| London, April he Russian em=| would send delegates without full pow- or. Weaker {UNGSs | Most headaches, “dullness” and that ~ heart and had no faith in the medi- half of the medical association. The bination.” abssy here today de public the out- er to ratify to receive the peace terr Where a2 continued cough or cold | lazy feejing come from constipation and response wil be made by Miss M Le The state dairy department reports|}ines of the terms offered the peace threate! the, lungs, Eckman’s Altera- | a disomlered liver. Take Dr. Edwards? cing, Ea to ‘please my ante T made MeCulloch, ‘The presitont’s that a community of Hebron farmers| conference by the Russian delegation. | wey yey, dreibuted teary ROPE tive wil help to stop the cough. | Olive Tablets when you feel “loggy” and pee: pu nat an'fow tel” Will be followed by the appointment of|BaS. purchased several herds of fine|'They ask recognition of all govern: ress says, ‘to an alliance between| health. “s0e and $1.50 hotties at drug heats. Note how they “clear” clouded appy day tha ral or me? tion, | committees. Holstein cattle from Minnesota and| ments aspiring to democratic ideals. | ie Britain, France and America, gists, 0} brain and how they “perk up” the spirits, “I-never returned for the‘operation, Thursday afternoon, Judge N. C.|has established a breeding circuit reat ain, ‘ance SEMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia 10c and 25c a box, -, All druggists, but. just kept taking the Tanlac. Right from the start I began to feel better. The. medicine. seemed to take hold rgiht-at once. It had a soothing ef- fect and in a few days I felt no pain at‘all. I was so happy over the won- derful improvement in my condition “that I sent for my negihbors to tell how much better I felt. I sent ahi got another bottle of Tanlac, and have” just finished taking my third bottle and feel like I have been made allover again into a new woman. “As I have saidbefore, I now weigh 125 pounds, and my improvement has ni 80 aoe that none of my clothes Young, state director, will speak on the American Red Cross; Miss Louise Hoorman, chairman, will report for the state committee on Red Cross nursing service; Clara A Rue of: Mi- not will present her report for the committee on revision. “Our, New Responsibilities"will be the subject of an address by Mrs, Ro- bert Clendenning, president of the North Dakota Votes for - Women league; Angela Green Poleyn will re- port for the committee on registra- tion; Mrs: R. M. Pollock will speak op the work of the W. C.-T. -U.,: and which is.expected to greatly imprqve dairy cattle in that vicinity. LABOR BUREAUS TO BE KEPT UP Federal, State-and Local Funds | Sufficient to Continue delegation not conduct and negotiate peage i ed anxiously in peace council ‘circles. The next step toward peace’ depends on the German reply. Fears. are felt in some quarters that this inexpected deevlopment may affect: the program NEURALGIC PAINS | AWAIT ANSWER. 7 Paris, April 21—The German reply to the ultiniatum of the council of four that it will not receive any German fully empowered_ to ww ait- Negotiations toward such an, alliance are still in progress. says the press. BICYCLES ee enna romana "We Sell the Best Mianj & Excelsior ee ‘SHOE FITTERS ‘eat » BISMARCK “NORTE ied there will be committee reports and Good Work a ot A ae ea nae paperé by Mildred Clark, secre aint Give Way to Soothing Hamiin's We dprally of ‘fepair Bring or mail i in ‘Yor films for the state board of nurses’ ext eres shave a ravenous appetite.and my hus- band says I am simply eating iim out of house-and home, Ihave even gone. back to my coffee which I was told not to touch, These terrible pains in my back and head have all disap- peared and I sleep like a child. I am no longer nervous and when I, get up mornings I feel refreshed, cheerful Miss Mildred McCathy and Misg- Ent ma Schroeder. Friday morning: Dr. Axel Oftedahl will speak on ‘Prob- lems of the Army Nurse from a Medi- cal Officers’ Point of View.” In the’ afternoon Miss Mahoney will speak on overseas sérvice;..a service flag will be presented North Dakota nurses by Mrs. Boleyn, and Miss McCulloch will reat! Falls, Mont., April 21—That State, city and private!support of the field organization of the-U. 8. loy- ment Service is sufficient to intain the service and its program for plac- ing soldiers, sailors and war workers .at virtually its@ormer scale unt con- gress can provide necessary funds is indicated by the placement figures Wizar ‘effective’ treatment for I neuralgia, Rubbed in wher is, it'acts asa tonic to the nerves and see invariably brings Its healing. ants i eo foo small. tor] ured eptic qu / work—nothing tao darge: or - GIVE US A TRIAL Necal _ Expert Developing - " FENNEY’S DRUG STORE Bismarck, N. D. —————— SS Radiator Repairing - ‘“_~and— FREDERICK W. KEITH and bright. 1 am now able to attend "| always be rélied upon to prev CK . ig 5 toneny: Srousehold duties and I feel|SPeak on public health nursing. Re- i Geer ending March 29 and, a fection, or other serious results, BIS M AR Batter Re airin a ARCHITECT ae if Thad started life all over again,|Ports: election of officers and other bea day, fe work covered is bruises, s, burns, bites Machine Shop y p ig My husband is highly delighted, and business will occupy the remainder of the first since the reduction orgers Just as good, too, for ‘ r Webb Block > Bismarck, N. D- M the afternoon, and fh the evening the | Were issued by Director General Dens-| sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold . my recovery is the talk of the neigh- borhood. I do nothing but rejoice all day long over the recovery of my health and praise Tanlac to every- bod: ly. “I feel so grateful for my escape convention wil close with a banquet at the Gardner. | AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE more, owing to the failure of pass#ge of the urgency deficiency’ bill. It is also pointed out,that during the week ending March 29 placement work was hampered by the slackening of mapy offices for several days while arrange-| f;, If not sa ev your money back. sores and canker sores. Get it from drug; fied retu er constipate: ache? Just try Wizard’ Liver gists, for 30 cents. urn the bottle and_- sick dor have Locksmiths & Grinders 218 Fourth St. Tel. Shop 825—Res. 363-L CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. BUICK and SMOKER’S FACTORY, PRICE. from the operating table and the knife idl : ments for their continuance were be- es 2 ee ad r / that you may publish what I have | Buick four-cylinder, five-passen-|i7) mage Mbps, pleasant: Jittle pink pills, 30 | rnsirneennsvvTHH0U00H004000100100001100i| ‘ - Per Per “ Per said; you may, if you will, tell othér|ger car. Slightly used. Price|' vith the returns from the 14 lare- “ @) AKLAND 57000. 100 50 Boren ait Pare eae |B600, Werth, $1000.00. Sptustates, not yet pace yea. the: Ut8. Vv: Ive th Hi d Mot Lata ea $82.005 $8.20, $4.15 ; 3 Sellers\..t..... 3.00% $8.20, $4. eRe ie ald ia Bistaick. by Jos.| I Bisel toi 745. ing he weok nal rhe CORWIN MOTOR CO. Little Bily'e.. 4000." 400 200 ac is sold i ‘ism: y Jos.| Lucas Block. one 745. | ceived 43,512 applications for jobs. Of ae @ oy Breslow. this number 41,972 were-referred. and * | North Dak: Star 4h09 4.00: 2.00 31,600 reviorted “pack to the service as Bismarck, Cus Bere. 4 4.00- 2.00 placed. e returns from the 14 miss- Ne. Indus’ 6.00 3.60 180° ing states should more than double Special’ . 1,00 . 3.10 1.65 ) DEPOSITS SECURED /— pf iinet We Ship Cigars by Parcel Post BY OUR PARTICIPATION IN THE STATE DEPOSITORS GUARANTY FUND ; Nailing Down the Lid Four Liberty Loans p racy in a box for burial—almost. We have yet to finish the job which is almost It will take money—your money— lots of it, That is the reason for the Victory Loan. completed. x To fail now woult revive the things we fought . * < and subscribed to kill. Let’s nail down the lid! f BISMARCK BANK Bismarck, N. D. ut the Danger to Democ- Placement figures for sol the week ending March 29 have been received from 16 of the 20 demobiliza- tlon camps in which the U. a ployment Service. Nag, offices. ‘These 16 report that of 8,470 discharged men who applied for “help to fobs, 8,042. were referre dto positions and 5,429 are known to have been placed im- mediately. While on,March 22 the U.\s.\Em- ployment Service was prepared to con- tinue but 56 field offices, by March 29 it ‘had 396 in operation; funds for their maintenance being contributed by states, cities, welfare organiza- tions, commercial clubs; labor organiz- ations and private individuals. The 2,000 ‘bureaus for returning sdldiers and sailors of the employmentservice will also be continued. John B. Densmore, director géneral of the U. Employment Service to- day issued the following stat “The national work of assisting sol- fers, sailors and war workers to em- ployment may be sertously hurt if it is not generally understood that the policy of centralized effort and clear- ance of public and private activities through the U. S. Employment Servy- jee and its bureaus for returning s0l- diers and sajlors ig continued. < -~ “In some centers the erroneous be- tief that the U.'8. Employment Serv- ice has been reduced 80 per cent has resulted in-the institution of independ- ent unrelated efforts, which, while in- spired by the best of motives, are re- ing in confusion and conflict, fail- ing to oils the soldier and embarrass- employer because of the multi- tude. "ot calls made upon him.” ° ‘Clean’ Up and Paint Upcdad « KeepIt Up — After a long and hard winter, with snow. on the ground for an exceptionally. long period, there has been\an accumulation of rubbish of all kinds, in the house, the outbuildings, and in the yards and alleys. A General Clean Up and Paint Up Crusade Is Necessary at This Time Be of Much Assistance to ac Clean Up without a Paint Up is absurd. Notonly, because ings that are unpainted are eyeso: hee ~. While-doing the Clean Up) Pain outside of the house. _We Have Made House-Painting 2 carefal ‘Stuay and Can , but they grow ug- - Up both inside and ~,,omas’ Hardware Co. — 316 MAIN, ST. (Address) BISMARCK MOTOR William F. Erlenmeyer - Cigar Factory\ 123. Third St. Distributors of mee an CADILLAC Automobiles ‘PERRY © UNDERTAKING PARLORS Day Phone 100-M Night-Pliones 687 or 100 aes, : Everything a Man Wears “AT BARGAIN PRICES COL EMAN’S “Opposite the McKenzie Hotel Bismarck, N. D. * 243, t «