The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1919, Page 2

FIVE MILL OITY MEN INDICTED IN PAKE RACE GAME Men Who Got $1,000 From Al- dred Potts of Steele Held by Grand Jury Minneapolis,;(Minn., Aug. 15.—Five indictments today stand against three men, alleged to have been implicated in swindling Alfred Potts, Steele, IN. D,, out of: $1,000 by a fake horse race game, and spiriting him out of the state when he was under subpoena to testify before the grand jury. John Christianson is under indict- ment charged with swindling. Potts July 10. A second indictment charges Christianson with dissuading Potts from. appearing. as, a witness against him. Samuel Leff, St. Paul tailor, al- so is under two. indictments, one. charging that he bribed Potts with $500 to leave the state, the other that he induced Potts to alter his testi- mony, should he ‘be called ag a, wit- ness. The fifth indictment was re- turned, against “Edward Nettleson,” described by ‘Potts as partner to Christianson in the alleged swindle. x Whole Story Told, Potts is said to have told the whole story. of the horse race that never was run, of the bets that never were Doctor Tells How to Detect: Harmful Effects of Tobacco Try These SIMPLE TESTS New York: Doctor Connor, formerly of | Johns Hopkins. hospital says: Many men who smoke, chew or snuff incessant- ly and who are seemingly healthy are suffering from, progressive organic all- ments, Thousands of them would never have been afflicted had. it not been for the ‘use to tobacco, and thousands would soon get well if they would only. stop the use of tobacco, The chief habit forming prin- ciple of tobacco is nicotine, a deadly pol- son which, when absorbed: by the system, slow)y affects. the nerves, membranes, tis- gues, and: vital organs, of the body. The harmful effect of tobacco varies and de- pends: on circumstances. . One will be afflicted: with. general debility, others with eatarrh of the throat, indigestion, con- stipation, extreme nervousness, sleepless- ness, loss of memory, lack of will power, mental confusion, etc. Others may suffer. from, heart disease, bronchial trouble, hardening of the. arteries, tuberculosis, blindness or even cancer of the common affliction known. as tobacco. heart. If you uge tobacco in any form you can easily detect the harmful effects by making the following simple tests. Read aloud one full page froma book, If, in the course of: reading your voice becomes. muffled, hoarse and indistinct, and you must fre- quently clear your throat, the chances are that your throat is affected by. catarrh and; it may be the borinning, of more ser- joug trouble. Next, in the morning be- fore taking your usual smoke, walk up | three, flights. of, atair at a regular pace, then. atop, If you find that you are out of breath, your heart beat is forced, trembling. or irregular, you may be @ victim of functional or organic heart trouble, If you feel that you must smoke, chew or snuff to quiet your nerves, you are a slave to the tobacco habit, and are positively poisoning yourself with the deadly, drug, nicotine. In either cage. you. have just two alternatives—keep an. with the self-poisoning process irrespective of the dangers and suffer the consequences, or give up the habit and escape the dan- gers, You, can overcome the craving. and stop the habit in a very short ‘time by using the following, inexpensive formula, Go to any drug store and ask for Nicotol tablets, take one tablet after each meal, and in a comparatively. short time you will have no desire for tobacco, the crav- ing will have left you. With the nicotine oigon out of your system, your general health will quickly improve. Note—When asked about Nicotol tab- lets, one of our leading. druggists said: “Tt ig truly a wonderful remedy for the tobacco habit; away ahead: of anything we have ever sold before, We are au- thorized by the manufacturer: to refund the money to every, dissatisfied, customer,, and ‘ve would not permit the use of our name unless the. remedy: possessed un- usual merit.” Nicotol, tablets are sold in this elty under an tron-clad money- back guarantee by all the up-to-date druggists, including Lenhart’s and Jos. Breslow. Every Sip Is a Sip of Joy When You Are Sipping RAZILLA has a piquant, delicious ) flavor delightfully different from that of 0 any other beverage you ever tasted, It is absolutely pure and. healthful—a: su- premely refreshing and satisfying sum- mer drink. You'll enjoy it plain or in. any of the tempting Brazilla “SPECIALS” which. are served at all leading soda fountains, Insist on getting genuine Bra- zilla—for no substitute can, com. r. Candidate? The ‘brand new League of Women Voters has thrown a scare into the} old-line politicians who believe that woman's ‘place js in the home and see an end to their political holiday when she comes out of it. And well may the old: type of pro. fessional politician tremble—if the women, of ‘the nation follow the ex- ample of the women of New York State and make every candidate for office, pass. an: examination ‘before they will favor him ‘with feminine votes! (Miss \MaryGarrett Hay, -chatrman of the ‘New: York League of Women Voters, has ‘g@repared a questionnaire to be shbmmitted: to every candidate for Office’ tn ‘the state assembly or on the ‘Boagd of Aldermen.: Each candidate ‘will‘be visited’ hy two wom- en, a democrat anda republican, questioned ‘egitohis* biography, busi- ness and’ ‘political record and pre. sented withthe questionaire to fill posted, of the winnings he never got and of the manner in which he was entertained after he had made. formal complaint, and was taken ‘hy automo- ‘bile to St. Cloud and. put aboard a train for his home in North Dakota. Potts informed County Attorney W. M. Nash of the entire transaction from the time he met Christianson last summer at a rooming house, 308 Highth street. Potts explained he. had been troubled with his eyes and had let Christianson read his letters. In this way, it is, said, Christianson learn- ed that Potts had money in the bank: “Inside Information” Given. Shortly after the letter relating to money had: heen receivad, Potts said, Christianson began taking him around the city to show him the sights and on one of the excursicns Potts was intro- duced to. “Edward Nettleton,” who it was explained had inside information ; concerning @orse races and was able to make big, winnings. Winnings as high as $10 were. pald over to Potts. Then a big bet was placed, ‘but it turned out to be @ los- ing bet, according ‘to Pofts. After Potts filed complaint’ against Christianson, he ‘said, he was taken to St. Paul; where Samuel Leff, the tailor, is alleged’to have given him $500 and then taken him to.'St. Cloud and put him aboard a train, bound for Steele, N. D. NURSES CAMP CLOSED. Savenay, Held as, Many, as 5,000 at One Time... Paris, Aug, 15.—Savenay, for two wonths a huge embarkation camp for American Afmy, nurses, holding as many as. 5,000 nurses at a time, is closed, The camp was to remain: open until | September when. suddenly work; came to move: into new barracks. Twelve hundred. nurses. and.- their baggage moved in one-day: By the next: day; Miss: Flora Curtiss, head-of the ¥: W. .{C: A,—hastily, packed.. and left: «Six workers hadi knocked: down: several partitions to make a. huge recreation room( had: hung: curtains; and, moved furniture so, that, the” nurses. might Have thelr tsual cup of tea. thdt after-\ noon. and a party that evening. The day following, word came. that Savenay was to. be. completely evacu- ated and everything—hospitals: nurses units, convaleseents and Y. W. ©. A. hastily: packed: and: left: At'the end: o! the second day after evacuation orders were received: Savenay was again a quiet: French ‘village despite the fact that a train load of patients and‘ 600 nurses Came in that night and had to be sent out: and on: to Brest as they were, AY FEVER | Melt VapoRub in @ spoon and inbale. in and sign. ‘The ‘records will ‘be ‘printed, for distributton. among men and: wamen voters: Im the main the question- aire “is “Wesigned to ‘ascertain. how each''candidate: stands’ on questions affesting the ‘welfare: of women and children, s--<n+ oF Candidates: ‘fer: the state assembly are asked to. answer the following querries;: How. Do’ You: Stand on— 1, Legislation for the strict en- forcement of the prohibition amend- ment? ~ 2. The: maintenance of the direct primary system for the nomination of candidates? 3. Equal pay for equal, work ‘for men ‘and: ‘women and wages ‘based Upon accupation, and not upon sex? 4. The establishment of a mini: mam wage. commission of employers aiid employed and both men and wom- en» commisstoners? 5. An‘eight-hour ‘day for men and women in industry? 2 °6, ‘The: printing by the state of rec- ords of. candidats of all parties and their dissemination among the reg- istered. voters?: 7. An ametidment to the state con: stitution, allowing suffrage only, to those who can read and write Eng- lish? arate 8. Raising the age for compulsory school: attendance to 16 years? . An increased. sppropriation. for teaching English to adults? 10. Legislation giving men and women. equal. participation in party organization? 11, The‘doing away with all. party emblems at -the head of the ballot that a more. intelligent voter may be developed? The questionnaire presented: to candidates. for. Aldermen. in munici- palities. are asked to state their po- sition on ‘prohibition enforcement, equal ‘pay for men: and women, mini- mum wages, and the eight. hour: day and, in addition are asked to fill in and, sign’ on the. dotted line a little examination like this: ~ *How Do:.You Stand on— 1. Municipal» ownership. and, con: trol’ of public: ‘utilities? .2.° The’ establishment of terminal markets? sik %. An appropriation that . school houses’ maybe. kept. open. during the summer as play schools for children? 4 An inpwean@ecappropriation: that @ greater number: of (city) streets may be shut‘ off as’ playground for tion centers? city: eleétions' a “| 6.:. Thei’yge.of voting machines. in a deliberate choice. | INDIANA FARME CATCH HOPPERS AND FEED:’EM TO CHICKS BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUNE THE. WOMAN’S QUESTIONNAIRE” Where Do, You Stand, M children: with a\supervisor in charge? 5. ‘The use of the school. as: recrea- ‘With: ‘such. information on record the. League. of Women: Voters insist that the election of: unfit candidates | to office will be-impossible—or be WILD. HORSE HERDS “Helena, Mont., Aug. 15.—Washing- ton dispatches carry discouraging news, for those, who hoped to see the Montana wild hors converted into meat for hungry Europe. American commercial attaches have forwarded from France andi Belgium to the American capital data indicat: ing that the ‘expected market does not exist. In' the first: place, the people will not eat frozen horsemeat. In the seéc- ond place, horses consigned to the butcher must be slaughtered, within the cities or districts in which they are to ‘be consumed. The Montana plan contemplated slaughter at some point in this state, with sale of the bi-products in Amer- ica, It had always been supposed Give the stomach and bowels a new sti by taking a dose of a good laxative- tonic like Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Then put variety into your diet by eating more warm It is. more easily A bottlé’ of Syrup Pepsin can be bought’ at any’ drug’'store for 50c and $1, the latter: the family size. It acts so gently and safely that it- can be given evon to.a baby in constipation, indiges- tion, “summer colds.’ and.similar ills. The formula on which Syrup Pepsin Syfip Mixed Summer Foods The Cause Of Mach Indigestion UMMER days are days. of careless living, kitchens too hot for J cooking, cold lunches at the homes of friends, open-air picnics, with the result that many a family is down with indigestion, Pepsin | The Pértect La pare with it in piquancy or Ravor. ctor the: vapors, *YOUR BODYGUARD” burned-out bearing will pay for the lubricants. neces- L meets oil is, inexpensive ait cost sary to keep the machine in order for months. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana): manufactures three lubricating oils for. tractors— Heavy Polarine Stanolind Tractor Gil Extra Heavy Polarine Oil One of these three is the correct oil for your tractor, Our Engineering. Staff has pre- pared: a chart showing which one will give the best results in your particular tractor. ‘The nearest Standard Oil representative will be glad to show it to you. i Writefor:““Fractor. Lubrica- tion,’’ which you. will find a valuable: reference book of 100. pages and we believe it will save you many days of tractor idleness with: the resultant money loss. It’s. free. to you for the asking. Address STANDARD OIL COMPANY 910 S. Michigan Ave. (Indiana). CHICAGO, ILLINOIS of a —— Tipton, Ind, Aug...15,—Farmers_ in Tipton county ‘are’ etpérimenting ‘ex- tensively with a-machine they hope 'will- ‘tid their clover fields of ‘grass- hoppers. ‘Fhe machine, which is the in- - vention of County Agent Girard ‘of Tip- —— |'ton; county is of*‘sitaple construction > |and: ‘can easily he' constructed with ‘a, few: tools according’ to the inventor. ‘Phe hoppers ate caught in sails at- atched to thé’ machine ‘and: are dropped into ‘a'cage from’ which they can‘ be emptied.'at‘will: The ‘machine can be (driven throngh tie ‘fields without dam- ‘age: to the crops. ‘The hoppers when. ‘caught can be'fed’'to chickens, being excellent poultry, “food: |BELGE ENJQYS. HONOR, First Européan’ Bow-Wow to Return i et Withm Yanks. _ Belge is the first European-born dog @ aécompany: an American ¥::W. ©.:A. secretary to her home in the United States, *% A erican, army officers started: the |. tad of bringing French or. German police: dogs. back with them. Belge is a Belgian police dog.-who' was presented to Miss Marion’ Allchin of Lynn, Mass. by an officer of the Army of Occu- pation, Miss, Allchin, was: assigned: to: the Y. W..C@. A. Hostess House in Cob- eng when she first made the acquaint- ‘ance of Belge, a° handsome: black’ and :white. puppy. witha long” pedigree avhich: won him a ‘high; place in. the dog. show. in Coblenz,. He is:. four ‘iionths old.” i ;.. BREST Is. PORT. OF BRIDES Official Point of ‘Embarkation for U French. Wives~of: Yanks, _. Brest: is now the official port from wiitch'French: brides sail for‘ their new. homes, ‘The barracks. which the ¥: W. F@2"A, “maintained: for: brides in ‘Bor- ‘deaux ahd in ‘St: Nazaire a¥e closed after\n ‘short but ‘intensive life when hundreds’ of brides’ and: thelr children ‘were billeted there awaiting transports and learning something’ about~ Ameri- ‘Catt Zeography, customs and cooking under the: direction of the: Y. W. C. A. Henceforth, all brides ‘will. sail from Brest,’ Liverpool is- still. the official | \sailing - port for. English, -brides of American soldiers’ and sailors. All brides, on arriving in, New York, are taken by the Red: Cross to the Y. W: C. A.'Hostess House at Lexington avenue and B, 41st street,,-where they stay ‘until their husbands. are: demobilized ‘and’ can. accompany them’ to their new | . homes, that a ready. market « for the meat would ‘be found, abroad. There is still another plan—to ren- der the wild horse for his. products and sell the meat for fertilizer. This, it is said, may prove feasible. The wild horse has been a problem in this state for some years. The an- imals number hundreds of thousands and consume a vast amount of range. There is not profit in rounding up the beasts, since they cannot be sold, except 2 rare few, Hunting them, as well, is no chile’s play. They are fleet and wary and a hunter on a horse has little chance to overtake them. Yet the beasts must go. Stockmen are determined on that. The matter was recently discussed in a state con- vention of the stockmen’s association and it was stated that tremendous herds of cattle and sheep would be maintained on the grass the wild horses eat. The beasts probably are descend- ants of Indian horses. They are of the. poorest stock and. are difficult to domesticate and almost . worthless is based was, written. by. Dr. Caldwel? over, 30 years ago.._ It is a, combination ‘of, simple laxative herbs with pepsin that trains the stomach-muscles to. do their work naturally so that medicines can again be dispensed. with. Over 6 million bottles of Syrup Pepsin are sold by druggists every year. ‘That is recom- mendation in ited If you have never used Syrup Pepsin, send your address for a: free. trial bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 480 Washing- ton St., Monticello, Ill. axative The Greatest Name CHEWING GU FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919 | whet.tamed,.-They travel; in -pands and are formidable fighters. with tooth and hoof, when ‘aroused or cornered.” —_—————— Penner ne re {LEMON JUICE | FOR FRECKLES | t i Girls! Make beauty lotion: far a few cents—Try It! Senermmerrey0r-04-0r 810 -0rQrrOr Ors 8nBrenOngnr eared Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-, to a bottle containing three ounces of vrehard white, shake well, and. you have a quarter, pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautt- fier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer:has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents, Massage this sweetly frar grant lotion into the face, neck arms and hands each day and soe how fleckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and sory-white* the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless and never irritates. BERSSSRRERAERERE POLOTLORID TOTO LODO OODOEDOLOCDOLOD BARBER: SHOPS That Close at 6:30 P. M. Every ‘Day Except Saturday © °° (Saturday 11 P. M.):.. P. J. Harrington Under Cowan’s Drug Stere John Dolan: Under First National. Bank Walter Knotts _ Across Street from Soo Hotel ‘Peter Young. , Across Street from Soo Hotel. These Barber Shops are all fair to: -Qrganized: Union Labor and believe the men are entitled to these. hours. se aaed We Ask You to Patronize Them J. B. I. U. OF AMERICA Local 767 noes: Sealed: Tight Kept. Right