The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 4

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Pitta Ariane ee Entered at the Postoftice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second lass Matter, GEORGE D. MANN _ - -___Bditor G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, NEW YORK, Fifth Ave. Bldg.; CHICAGO, Marquette Bldg.; BOSTON, 3 Winter St.; DETROIT, Kresege Blig; MINNEAPOLIS, 810 Lumber Exchange. MEMBER OF 2 OF ASSOCIATED 1 PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. z _ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA' SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, Daily by carrier per year ......+..++ $7.2 Daily by mail per year (In Bismarck) .. Daily by mail per year (In state outside of Bismarck) 5. 00 by mail outside of North Dakota ..........+- 6.0 THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER, (Established 1873) hard labor made <i> ——— SUDDEN MILLIONS Joe Duke, that poor Texas farmer who has be- come a multi-millionaire through striking oil, says he will permit himself but one “extravagance”— the giving his family everything they require to make them happy. Poor Joe! he does not unders is the extravagance which, almost invariably, is fatal to family happiness. The odds are high that Joe’s sudden millions will ruin his of all he can do. Those who acquire great wealth through long not a commodity. together, labored tand that that family in spite} ness. forth his chance family. years of heart-breaking effort usually find that their families are without the joy of anticipating the possession of anything save that of fighting over dad’s estate. tomed to buying anything that attracts their fancy possession palls, because there is the absence of ef- fort and the satisfaction of earning or winning. As a rule, the very rich man does not leave behind him family happiness but family envy, jealousy and litigation. He starts out determined to give his children “a better chance than he had,” and winds up with the knowledge that the chance that he had was the best that a beginner possibly could 0|have. He sees, when too late, that his trials and Upon those who are accus- him strong and useful, and dis- 0|covers-that he has raised parasites or progeny devoted to senselessly increasing his pile. If this is the rule as to such families, what chance of happiness has the suddenly enriched Duke family? Happiness is a condition of mind, In the plunge from picking cot- ton to signing bank checks there can’t be content- ment and equanimity. Since Joe announces that he is going to stick to farming, it is to be conclud- ed that he has been happy. His family has stuck together, perhaps suffered to- gether. He is now going to buy them butterflies and rainbows and other things without which there has been family union and mutual happi- He may live to curse the well that gushed to try to buy happiness for hi; o-———— | DAKOTA BANK’S a a NOW : "Wane resources of the Bank af North Dakota, consisting of uve | 8 i os, and 4 million’ in ‘bodtls, high are 4 the bank’s capital, and re signed by the secretary of state may be considered intangible assets, were $16,000,000 today. General Manager vames R, Waters. advised that funds totaling this amount had been report- ed to date by custodians of public moneys. All such founds become “available assets” of the Bank of North Dakota, altho they may remain on deposit in local repositories. @ | tro attack of mum hich smote | CITY NEWS | him. first on one cheek and “then on r) @| the other. Here Tuesday. Dr. R. C. Thompson of Wilton was a 7 itor in the city on Tuesday. From’ Mandan judge B. W. Shaw of Morton coun- is-a visitor in the ety today from dan, From n Baldwin, H. G. Renfraw, cashier of the Farm- ers State Bank of Baldwin, is in the city today. , bd Has the Mumps. M. B. Gilman, proprietor of M. B. Gilman Co!; is confined to his apart- ments with an attack of the mumps. Wee te ne East. i iMr. and M ard Bannon, 423; ‘Mandan avenue, left on Sunday morn- ing for a three-weeks visit at Minne- apolis and Fond du Lac, Wis. Returned Tuesday F. B. Fifrick, a salesmati for the Lahr Motor Sales Co., returned to Bismarck on Tuesday evening from a short business trip tc to Dickinson. Presbyterian n Church Supper. Thursday evening at 6 a supper will be served in the parlors of the Pres- byterian church by the men of the church. A program will be given in, connection with the supper. The men| will put this on for the benefit of the | Wife So Nervous Couldn't Hold ‘Cup of Coffee without Spilling It— Tanlac. City, Missouri, in con- versation with a Tanlac representative @ few days ago. “When she began taking Tanlac,” he continued, “she only weighed one hundred and ten pounds and hardly ever enjoyed a well day, but now she, weighs one hundred and forty-seven and is enjoying better health than she: has in ten years. For years her stom- ach had been in such a bad condition that she couldn't eat without bloating all up with gas and suffering terribly with pain and palpitation of the heart. She. was .badly constipated and had headaches and pains in the back every day. Her appetite was very poor and what she did eat seemed to. do her nc good as she was losing weight and strength. She also had an attack of the ‘flu’ and this left her in a mucha worse condition, than ever. “She had tried every kind of stom- ach medicine we heard of, but she kept getting worse until a lady friend of ‘hers, who had gotten well by taking Tanlac, persuaded her to try it. Be- fore she.,had finished the first -bot- tle she had a good appetite and was — able to digest her food better. Now she can eat just anything and says she never feels a sign of gas, bloating or pain afterwards. She was so nervous before taking Tanlac that she couldn't carry a cup of coffee without spilling it and would sometimes drop the cup. But now her nerves are in good shape and she sleeps every night just like a child. Her headaches and backache have left her and her housework seems to be easy for her. If anybody ~hadstold me Tanlac could do so much for my wife I wouldn’t have believed them. It certainly is the finest medi- cine made and I am glad of the oppor- tunity to tell the public about it.” . Tanlac is sold in Bismarck by Jos. Breslow, in Driscoll*by N. D. & J. H. Barrette and gn Wing by F. P. H St. George’s Episcopal church tomor- enatudine Se \row with -a celébretien- of the holy ie. mmunion and a short address, by theran. church.-in’.the-parlors~of.: church at the corner of Avenue C a o'clock. Friends and members of the erdewresims Ladies’ Aid society, to help pay for runtiers in the church aisles. This af- fair promises to be a good attraction- and it is hoped that there will be @ letge attendance. Everybody is in- vited Ascension Da: St. George's. Ascension Dak fa be observed at the, rector at 10 a. m. Lutheran Aid Aid Socitey. The ladies of the Lutheran Aid s0- ciety will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry C..Mahlmap 420 Hannafin avenue. Members and their friends are cordially invited. Recovers from Mumps. Master “Bud” Fraser, son of Gen- eral and Mrs. G. Angus Fraser, is re- covering at, their home on Avenue A Young People’s Society There will be a social meeting of the Young People’s society of Trinity Lu- Seventh street, this evening at. 8:30! society are eordially. Enjoyed..Picnic ‘tuesday evening the Quain & Ram- stad office force donned their. outing | clothes “ehdy'took a trip:-to:.Apple creek, A’ picnic supper and @ marsh- mallow‘ toast over a campfire: were among :the' enjoyable features of the evening. There were seven: in : the | party. | Lutiee gee iM ing:> In the penny contest which’ Was con- ducted by the Luther league of the ‘Swedish. Lutheran gharch 2g brought; in'$205.67, it was, Zz aon that) the losing side should entertain the winning side. The “Blue” side, which won the contest by $1.47, will be enter- tained by the “Pink” side in the church parlors Thursday evening, com- mencing at 8 o’clock. All members and friends of the Luther league are cordially inylfed, join. Bismark’ lospital News oul Glén SPONGE BiEst Nah onal, hank force, is at the Bismappljhos; F tal. PM: Martin Paulson of Mandan, left. the hospital on Tuesday. Miss Tillie Myron left the hospital today for her home at Taylor. Mrs. S. Taylor of Mandan, “entered the hospital Tuesday. Banks to Close. All banks affiliated with the Bis- marck Clearing House association will close Friday, Memorial day, which is a legal state and national holiday. The day will be observed by a general ces- sation-of public and private business, giving everyone an opportunity to hon. or the survivors of: America’s three great; wars of ’61-’65; 1898 and 1917- 1919) ————————aasooo .|an abundance of:: moisture’ Sit: the | WEALTHY WIDOW “Now vie my stomach trouble has | all disappeared sitice takifig a course |} of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy [ would even consider getting marriediagain I cannot tell you -how terribly I suf- fered before taking this great rem- edy.” It)is a,simple, harmless prepar- ation that removes, the catarrhal mu: cus from the intestinal tract and al- lays the inflammation which causes practigally all:stomach, liver and intes- tinal gilments, including. appendicitis. id. which} Gite Of apse will convince or money re- ftind For sale by all druggists. per pound per dozen . GOOD SARDINES— »3 boxes for ... _ The day's expenditures don’t Richholt’s Cash ==4 Carry [Pome ox] Grocery [7th 6 Thayer] WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE Thursday Specials for Decoration Day BUTTER—Bprictly fresh, pure dair: Home Made Cakes and Pies Steel Cut Coffee, regu- s lar 45c value, per Ib.. 38c 3 pound can trade here, Always fresh Home Made Pies, Cakes, Etc. - $1.10 run pp nearly so high if you ‘that! as'a‘WHole the highway fain bet! terishapeithpough North Dakota :tham)|i: WOULD WED AGAIN iA few days mgte‘of this hot weath HALF HUNDRED TO ATTEND TRAIL MEET THURSDAY Representatives Expected All the Way From Montana to Minnesota A permanent organization for the North Dakota division of the Nationa! | Parks Highway association, father ot the Red Trail, will be effected at a meeting of more than half a hundred delegates from’ the Montana line east to Minnesota which opens in the com- mercial club rooms Thursday morn- ing. George N. Keniston, secretary of the Bismarck commercial club and vice president ‘of the National Parks Highways association, presides, and the principal speaker is Fred A. Adams of Spokane, Wash., former member of the Washington house of representa- tives, and now traveling representa- tive for the Red Trail. ‘Mr. Adams will discuss economic road-building ‘and maintenance, trail marking, free:camping sites and other matters which appeal to tourists. The business session will adjourn follow- ing the election of officers and ap- pointment of committees, and the con- vention will close in the evening with a banquet. As a result of this meeting a ‘call will be issued to Red Trail garage men to meet here in the near future for the organization of an association which is expected to prove mutually benefi- cial to them and to their touring trade. Tourists who: already have traveled over the Red Trail report that it is in fairly good condition west from James- town to thé’'Montana ‘Stateline, and ae Minmeq ate ries’ s ‘orn f | NOTSOHOTAS | I MAY HAS BEEN i While Wednesday: was the hottest May 28 on the records of the'Bismarck weather bureau, which dates hack to 1872, it was by no means the hottest May day that Bismarck has experi- enced. - Tre temperature Wednesday went a trifle over 91, which was Tues- day’s high mark, but it was still well low the maximum for May, 96 -de- grees, recorded. May-11, 1906. “To date,” reports "the \Bismarck weather bureau, “ "no damage has been done to growing: crops, There is still round, and everything is ot weal Betty Said She Could Bake “I knew she never had baked a cake and I was doubtful. But I told her to go ahead. “She got my treasured Royal Cook Book, my can of Royal Baking Pow- der and all the fixings—and sailed in. Err” ge Tmameemer ie 1 | IT's HOT: BUT =| sity, and there is none yet in sight. All is reported clear in the north.” The usual crop of drouth stories is | beginning to break. One hears every now ‘and then that “things are burn- ing up” in. such and such a section. The,.western part of the state, it is true, was less fortunate than the cen- tral and eastern sections in the early OTHERS Reduce your doctor’s bills by keeping - always on hand- however, wilt make more: rain a nece! ‘YOUR BODYGUARD” - We regard Decoration I of our patriotic dead: Therefore we will not WILL ‘CLOSE DE CORATION DAY ®.. 5 Bismarck“or Britton that day. Trusting that our customers will join with us in ‘ob- serving this day as its memories and glories demand, and bear with:us any inconveniences that may arise, we are Yours for a pure patriotism, The McConkey Commercial Company lay’ as sacred to the me open ‘our stores, cther=ia ' White Bopat Naptha Soap, 10 bars for ..........+ Prunes, 20c value, Grape Marmalade, Japan Tea, 80c value, GROCERY DEPARTMENT ~° Make Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents Specials for Thursday and Friday Morning WE CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK MEMORIAL DAY (With a Grocrey’ Order) per pound v2 .......ce aces 45c value, at ......... eee 48c “Honestly, it was the best cake we ever had, and now I believe anyone who tries can bake anything with Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes Royal Contains No Alum— Leaves No Bitter Taste The Royal Cook Book, containing over 500 recipes for all kinds of cookery, mailed free. ROYAL;BAKING POWDER CO.,.D May rainfall, and rain will be needed there very soon, but there is no .evi- dence from vany authoritative source that crops’ in that region have suf- fered thus far. In the vicinity of Bismarck crops oe dozen Toma‘ Ot .. Keeps ts shoes good-looking Makes them last longer Black - Tan « White - Red - Brown 21-2 1b. Hershey’s Cocoa, 50c value, at Jap Rose Soap, 10c value, note the Pickled Pee Feet, per ound '. Saused Pigs Feet, Picnic Hams, per pound...........+ 8 bars for v.........665s WING Creme of Oil Soap, 10c yale, Bibars fore) Relate ales ies MEAT DEPARTMENT Our Meats are all Government Inspected—Try them and Prime Beef — Milk Fed Veal — Spring Lamb — Pork per pound ...... cece cece ween eh Dae difference. Blood the afternoon, to leave store as follov Morning ....,... Evening «. Phone’ your orders Baker’s Chocolate (going up), B0c value; at i cccese cock se sheeiet acateereses Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 15c value, at (ES SOE Oe Barrington Hall Coffee (going up), Butter, fresh, 5 lb. jars, per pound ..........5..eeeeee Monarch Bako g ns, A fa Oranges, per Beef Pot Roast, per pound .. 2aC per. oun: wean 32c AO Write for a copy to i Fi i H, 136 ‘Wiliam Street, New Yorn onto} are doing remarkably well, ‘and the improvement in. pastures during the last three weéks is almost phenome- nal. “Home gardens and lawns are in nicer shape than they have ever been at this time o’ year.” Home of Quality Groceries and Meats “4 ii 10 Main ; Phone 60 elivery.... Service commenci ‘Monday and_co a luring warm season. Two de! muieee ni, oneMn 0 -8:30-1 15 mi M later than 15 minutes previous b {> , deliveries leaving :s' ' WE CLOSE AT NOON DECORATION DAY ¥ \ Tseeue at;percan raves 9M 18¢ 114c 55c value, at Ce Ee ASO ' Empress Coffee (going up), 55c value, at e (going ws ABC Catsup, Wampum, 35c value, at een 2 eee be y fini $3_Will Connect You with All Departments” Phone ry 25c values pat. . c QUALE SERVICE SANITARY “WARM, WEATHER SPECIALS 1 ‘ - Fourth Street Bismarck: Fig Jam,. Orange Marmalade, Squab Soup, Sandwichola, Artichokes in tins, Ripe Olives, Bottled. Olives - Marschino Cherries and Canned. Lobster Fancy Japan Tea, Bbc value, at ooo. eve ccs eee tee Bes sack ..25¢ toes, 20c value, es Be ae Te MEAT DEPARTMENT » Sirloin Steak, 15c per pound .. 35¢c Beef Stew, 20 _, ' Round Steak, 33c per pound ;....... Cc per pond OC papa OC" ura SOC ——PORK CUTS——— Pork Shoulder roe 28c per pound . Pork Steak, Ham Roast, per pound ...: 30c Ham Rost, 3Be Pork Sausage, P ot per. pound ...).......... east eeeeces .25¢c ——VEAL—__— ae Veal Steak, Veal Stew, sen per pound ... 25¢ per point’. 2c Veal Roast, © _ per pound .......... dil aia Wana fee ean alk 28c 1 5c ies . ——SAUSAGE—— > : ‘ologna, Weiners, per pound . 23C per pound :, on 2OC Head Cheese, Liver enupane and Sausage, per pound . LARD—Open Kettle Rendered: 45c value, per pound . Rena nev ot etn 33c “U2 OT SR LA RNASE ra & * by