The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1919, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1919. ie aumiaail in BANK OF DAKOTA READY TO BEGIN BUSINESS TODAY State Financial Center Serves ; Notice Upon 1,000 Finan- cial Institutions REGULATIONS ANNOUNCED Interest Rates to Be Paid on Deposits and Reserve Ac- counts—Loan Rules The Bank of North Dakota today served notice on more than 700 state banks and trust companies and 300 or 400 national banks operating in this state that it is ready to do busines: State banks wishing to open an ac- count with the Bank of North Dakota and desiring to accept deposits from the Bank of North Dakota, as deposi- tary banks, were advised that it would not be necessary for them to furnish, depositary bonds, jnasmuch as they are protected through the depositors’ guaranty fund act. National banks were informed that in order to qualify as depositary ‘banks for the Bank of North Dakota they will be required to file with the bank a depositary bond which will be in lieu of present existing bonds guar- anteeing the deposit of pwolic funds. Deposits will be made by the Bank of North Dakota with depositary banks from time to time as funds may ibe available therefor. Such depos- its will be subject to check, or on time deposit, and draw interest at rates to be determined by existing financial conditions, Sinking fund deposits will be charged at a higher rate of interest than general funds, and will be deposited, so far as pos- sible, for a specified time. Banks desiring to associate with the bank of North Dakota will be re- in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of Cotllidn £11 Counterfeits, Imitations Experiments that trifle with Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castcr Oil, Paregoric, Drops and. Soothing Syrups. neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. ege is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has - been in constant use for the relief of Constipativa, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; therefrom, and by regulating the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. Tae Children’s Panacea—The GENUINE CASTORIA ALways Bears the Signature of and has been made under his pere sonal supervisicn since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this, In Use For Over 30 Ye quired to file a certified copy of a resolution to be adopted by” their ‘board of directors granting the presi- dent, vice-president and cashier of such associate bank authority to ‘bor- row from the Bank of North Dakota or to rediscount loans. The Bank of of North Dakota serves notice on Jocal banks that it will re- ceive no individual deposits from within the state of North Dakota, In- dividual deposits from outside the state, will be accepted, and on time deposits of that nature there will be paid a specified rate of interest to be determined later, but probably four per cent: The Bank of North Dakota will pay interest on reserve deposits at rates hereafter to be determined, but which probably will be two per cent on daily ‘balances. The bank announces that until fur- ther notice it is prepared to make real estate loans at six per cent, the mortgagor being required to pay an- nually seven per cent of the loan and the difference between this seven per cent instalment and the six per cent interest being applied annually to the reduction of the principal. Such dif- ference will, it is stated, liquidate the loan in 34 years, and the last four payments will be combined in the 30th payment. The Bank of North Dakota notes that its five per cent bonds, sold at a premium of 2 1-2, now are available and suggests that member banks to show their desire to cooperate sub- scribe for such allotment as would have been their share in the event stockholding had been made compul- sory. |SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR FLAGPOLE IS LAGGING BADLY Committee Wants All Men in Bismarck to Contribute for Soldiers’ Memorial What was expected to be a very simple task is progressing with such slowness that drastic means may be taken by the committee in charge of raising funds for a flagpole in honor of the soldiers who participat- and “ Just-as-good’” are but and endanger the health of It is pleasant.: It contains Its allaying Feverishness arising the Stomach and Bowels, aids Mother's Friend. ‘e ed in the late embrailment with the Hun hordes. It was announced several days ago that additional money was needed for tho flagpole and that a swscription list would be waiting for signatures at Harris & Co’s store. Up to this morning the following have placed their names on the dotted line: George W. Newton. Cash, W. C. Paulsen. F. Halloran. R. A. Flynn. Frank Grambs. Richard Moore. Everyone Asked to Help. It is the hope of the committee of which Capt. E. G. Wanner is the head that every man in ‘Bismarck and the vicinity will contribute toward this fund so that this memorial will not only be an appreciation of our sol- diers but will also be proof of the united front Bismarck presented to the country’s enemies when its honor was at stake. “We hope every man in Bismarck will consider it a privilege to con- tribute towards this fund,” said Capt. Wanner this morning. “This money could be easily raised among a very few business men, but how much more fitting it is that a memorial to our soldiers should be the result of contributions from every men in Bis- marck and not a few. Money Wanted at Once. “We want this money immediately. We want to give our soldiers a wel- come-home celebration and the erec- tion of this flag pole should be part of those exercises. This celebration has been delayed long enough and I sincerely trust that there will be no further delays because the subscrip- tion list lags along until it totters io oblivion. “The women have done their share by raising funds to purchase a flag sufficiently large to fly from a flag- pole 125 feet high. Let it not be said that the women of Bismarck have more patriotism for their country and more appreciation for what our sol- diers have been through and done for us, than the men. This money must be raised this week and let it be every man’s business to see that he signs his name to the list without further delay.” OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR OBTAINING ARMY AVIATORS Bismarck Expects to Greet Bird- men Next Month—Commit- ats The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY. DEPOSITS L Pride--- Is often given as the r People who live beyond their means are headed toward certain failure. They have lost their perspective and fail to see the proper importance of a connection with a banking account. A bank account is an excellent preventative against this malady. It is the invariable mark of a sensible mode of living. Come in and start an account today. THE BISMARCK BANK North Dakota Bismarck BY OUR PARTICIPATION IN THE STATE DEPOSITORS GUARANTY FUND Ww YORK CITY, SECURED eason for many failures. | tee Meets Wednesday Nothing is being left undone to obtain for Bismarck the army “flying circus” which left Houston last week on a tour of the country and which is expected to reach this city some time during the middle of August, accord- ing to George N. Keniston, secretary of the commercial club. Mr. Keniston received a telegram Scere from the film play, “The Shepherd of the Hills,” at the Auditorium Wednesday and Thursday, July 23 and 24. WALDRON RETURNS FROM LOOK-SEE IN SLOPE . TERRITORY Prof. L. R. Waldron, chief of the plant breeding bureau of the agrical- tural college, was.a guest over Sun- day at the home of Secretary of ‘State and Mrs. Hall. Mrs, Hall and Mrs. Waldron are sisters, Dr. Wal- dron had just completed a tour of in- spection of the Slope country, wita which he became thoroughly familiar during his ten years, service as inves- tigator in charge of the Dickinson ex- perimental station. He found condi- tions west of the river far below the average, YOUMANS WINS FIGHT, AGAINST MINOT LAWYER (Continued From Page One.) of being the nigger in his woodpile. Mr. Rasmussen, with whom You- mans had had some litigation and wao was about to be furnished competi- tion at Carpio iby a new Youman’s bank, is openly accused by Youmans of being the instigator. Lien, You- mans claims, was Offered a loan to the full amount of his holdings in the trust company when he first became panicky. This seemed to satisfy him, and he retained his shares. Upon the occasion of Lien’s second chill, he is alleged to have presented himself in company with an attorney who de- mandéd that Youtuity’s ‘buy back the shares. It was then, according ta Youmans, that the trouble began. Browning’s High Ideals, Probably the writer who most fre- quently refused money. was Robert Browning the poet. , During the last 25 years of his life editors offered large sums for a short poem from his pen. But Browning said “No.” He told his friends when they pointed out the unwisdom of this course that he was determined not to thrust his po- ems down the throats of the people; that if they wanted to read them they could buy his books, Almost-Forgotten Author. “Lambert Lilly, Schoolmaster,” was one of the pen names of the Rev. Francis Lister Hawkes, an eminent. Episcopalian divine of New York. Dr. Hawkes was born in New Berne, N..C., in 1798, and died in that city in 1866. He also used the pseudonyms of “Frater, a Protestant Episcopalian,” and “Uncle Philip.” He wrote “The Early History of the Southern States,” and had it published under the pen name “Lambert Lilly, Schoolmaster,” in 1832, this morning from Congressman Young stating that Bismarck should experience no difficulty im se- curing this aerial exhibition. The of- ficials’in charge of the “circus” have ‘been telegraphed and all of the neces- sary informatida furnished them re- garding the flying field and supplies for the ships. Committee on the Job. The committee composed of, Adju- tant General, Fraser, representing the state; J. P. French, representing: the city and O, W. Roberts, represent- ing the commercial club will meet Wednesday, afternoon. to, arrange the preliminary details... It is planned to provide. a guard composed of former soldiers to keep the crowds off the flying field during. the time the avia- tors are lariding or leaving the field so that no accidents will occur to the spectators... This has been the cause of many deaths and injuries in other cities and the committee does not yan anything. of the kind to happen here, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY * WANTED—Girl for general, house- work. H. H. Steele, 67 Ave. B. 7-22-3t FOR RENT—Front room furnished in modern house. Phone one aE 7-22- WANTS work by day or Also has boys capable of horses who want job on Fhone 446 or call at. 501 9th 7-22-1wk WOMAN handlin: Bede Cottage Sold. Bede cottage, the scene of George Eliot’s novek and the original home of “Adam Bede,” situated on Rostoa common, Derbyshire, was recently sold When The Day Is Over you down, v/ made you un- happy; and tty y there is:noth- RE <4. ing in life but headache, backache and worry, turn to the right prescription, one gotten up by Dr. Pierce fifty years ago. Everything growing out of the ground seems intended for some use in establish- ing natural conditions. » Dr. ‘Pierce, of - Buffalo; N. Y., long since found out what. is naturally best for women’s: diseases. He learned it all through treating’ thou- sands of cases. The result of his'studies was a medicine called Dr. Pierce’s Favor- ite Prescription. This medicine is made of vegetable growths ¢hat: nature surely intended for backache, headache; weak- ening, bearing-down pains, irregularities, pelvic inflammations, and-for the many disorders common to women in all ages of life. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite! Prescription i3 made of lady’s slipper root, black cohosh Toot, unicorn root, blue cohosh root and Oregon grape root. Dr. Pierce knew, when he first made this standard medi- cine, that whiskey and morphine are:in- jurious, and so he has always kept them out of his remedies. Women who take this standard remedy know that in ‘Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription they are by auction for $2,675... The cottage still has the building attached which formed the workshop of Adam and Seth Rada getting a safe woman’s tonic so good that druggists everywhere sell it, in liquid or tablet form,’ _ b) IMAY.SECURZ NEW FEDERAL. OFFICE AT CAPITAL CITY Internal Revenue Collector for North Dakota Wanted for Bismarck Bismarck will’ be the home of the new federal revenue collector if merit- forms. the basis of the award,.accord- ing to George N. Keniston, secretary of the commercial club, who has com- municated with George M. Young, con: gressman from North Dakota. The federal government will name a revenue collector for the state of North Dakota and there is intense riv- alry between. Fargo, Grand Forks, Valley City and Bismarck as to which city will house this office. Every pressure that Bismarck can bring to ‘bear on Washington will be exerted to obtain this office for the capitol city and the outlook is very promis- ing according to Mr. Keniston, Bismarck Logical Point. “Bismarck is the geographical cen- ter of the state and for this reason and many more, the internal revenue collector should be located here,” said Mr. Keniston today. “Our train service is such that letters dispatched to practically any city or town in North Dakota will reach there in time for business opening on the next day. “With the ‘secretary of state's of- fice located in Bismarck, the collect- or of internal revenue would have ac- cess to. the many records necessary in the performance of his. duties. 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