The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1919, Page 3

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BATTERY DEPARTMENT ‘ PRESTO-LIGHT BATTERIES AND PARTS Batteries tested without charge, re- charging, repairing, rebuilding. PHONE 234 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BISMARCK BANK at Bismarck im the State of North Dakota, at the close of Business’ September 12th, 1919. Meets RESOURCES Loans and: discounts ....:......cccseeeee eens A $599, Be 15 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured poe 226.01 Warrants, stocks, tax certificates, claims, etc. 36,734.: nh : Government.. issues. ‘Banking: house, furniture-and- fixtures Other. real estate ....... Due from other banks .. Checks and other cash items’ . 523.55 Cash Fe aT 41 138,789.99 RSI ag i as ee cara $871,782.61 : 4 LIABILITIES %s Capital stock paid in :......... 02. cee ee Bidbatey $ 65,000.00: Surplus fund’....... 38,000.00 ‘Undividett: profits, less e: Individual deposits subject to. check Guaranty fund deposit ...... 4. Time -certificates-of deposit. Savings deposits . Certified, checks, .. Cashier’s checks outstanding Due to other banks STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA; Gounty. of leigh, ss: } I, E. M. Thompson, Cashier of the ices that Hie above statemént*is true, to the bert of my knowledge and belief. (SEAL) Notary Public, Burleigh ; Goin ee N.D. My commission expires Se "14th, 1920, Comects Attert: 2c Ate BENTON BAKER, enses and’ taxes paid. . poubscrbed and sworn to before me’ this 15th cay of Se ERINGON, 1919. “Old Paddy” died in a Chertsey, Eng... Workhouse after a residence of 70 years in the institution. He was sent there an outcast gypsy baby. Tropical Tornado Sweeps: Down Coast of Texas; Heavy Property Damage (Continued From Page One) tropical hurricane Sunday according to a wireless message picked up here today. The message is the first direct word from what is believed to have been the center of the disturbance which swept linland from the gulf of Mexico Sun- day between Corpus Christi and | Brownsville. There: were no definite |reports of loss of life in Port Ar- kansas, Port Arkansas has a population of approximately 600 persons and: is in a more exposed location than Corpus Christi where’ 15,000 live. LIFTED ONPO DOCKS. Galveston, Sept. 16.—Reports reach- ing here today from Aranses Pass lifted onto the docks by the high tide which accompanied the tropical storm. Reports of serious damage caused by the tropical hurricane on the low- er Texas gulf coast Sunday were re- ceived: today by wireless indicating the center of the disturbance struck at ot inear Corpus Christi which early this afternoon: still was’ cut off from wire communication. FIND 70 BODIES Sinton, Tex., Sept. 16—Sinton is jacting as the relief head quarters for ithe entire surrounding bay shore ter- [ritory where already:70- bodies multi- DON'T DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired;, have headache, age of urine, you will find relief in Orem OW The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver; bladder. and uric acid: troubles and National Remedy of Holland since 1696. Three sizes; all: druggists. Guaranteed. Look for the name Gold: Medal-on every Box , and accept-no imitation PW, 57, 7660.00 30,000.00 9,200.00 “$120; 389.03 “$355,155.72 1550.59: \ + 390,948.79 + 8867.16 "496.60 4,415.73 “6088.66 760,973.25 Vice oecessuedetiesesse ss $871,782.61 named bank,.do'solemnly swear M, THOMPSON, Cashier. ~ ‘ing to pilfer the keystone sack were + BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE found. - Teil ad It is reported that ances 40 bodies found. at Westport, 22 at White point, 4 or 5 below Oden and a few at Portland. Undertakers from Houston arrived early today. Bodies are being held at houses and school: LITTLE DAMAGE Brownsville, Texas, (By Radio to the Associated Press), Sept. 16.—Browns- ville suffered no material damage from the high wind that accompanied, the tropical hurricane that touched: the Texas coast early Sunday. The hur- ricain apparently did not hit the lower coast country. High winds attained a velocity of frgm 40 to 50 miles an hour. FAST WILTON TEAM TASTES DEFEAT AT HANDS OF COLTS Bismarck’s Sluggers Soon Dispell Any Doubt As to Which Has Better Team Bismarck journeyed to Wilton Sun- day afternoon and walloped the ball tcam of that city hard that no fur- ther claims of “champions” or any- thing like ar der of the y . The score was-) to 1. Wilton hi fast team and beat Halliday at Bismarck on Wilson Day in a close contest. At that time, both teams thought Bismarck was beneath uieir notice and therefore a game was not played in the city when the pr dent was here with Patzmah’s Col But Bismarck id nothing and de- termined to mect the winners of last week’s game on their home grounds so that no claim of frameup, or poor um- piring, oy favoritism could be made by the Wiltonites, And it came off just as was predict- ed. With Pagit in the box, Wilton was ‘ss and those who saw the game only four hits were made off the big left hander. Whenever the Wilton sluggers started to knock the ball out of the lot, Pagit’s, south- paw would bend them around the plate and leave the helpless bater fan- ing the the wind. CATCHES GOOD GAME the sterling catching of Tubby Chur- chill, the hard hitting Bismarck back- stop. Five out of six runners attempt- nipped by Tubby'’s strong right arm. The game was replete with fast fielding by both sides with Bismarck having the edges on this feature of the game wi ral fast double plays. Bisma: heavy hitters had lated beyond recognition have been Kes xpected for the remain- | Austr Another feature of the game was]. Roscoe Farry ARBUCKLE) y Geamamous -annizcxas .comipy/ ‘atty Arbuckle star to-night in his latest“ new comedy entitled . “Love.” “Gowardice Court” with Pegg: will also be shown. These features are billed at the Bismarck Theatre. y. Rumania being belated signa- ording to the the other, will attac ture to the documen Echo de Paris today. ‘CUTICURA HEALS SKIN TROUBLE | On Face. Itched and Pim- ples Came tn Blotches, Face Was Disfigured, “TI saw black spots on my face, and then they got on my nose. They started itching and pimples came. The pim- ples came to a head and were large and hard, and were in:blotches, My face was disfigured. “Tsawan advertisement “<1” for Cuticura and sent for { sample. I Bought more, and I { used’ three cakes of Cuticura Soap ‘ end two boxes of Cuticura Ointment | when! was healed.” (Signed) Joseph | Tellone, 927 Loomis St., Chicago, | UL, Aug, 21, 1918, 23 Cuticura Toilet Trio ae Vere HE tire that has’ ‘eaipttred ‘the Noftthwest this year is the Firestone Gray Sidewall Their praises are sung from the thickly congested city streets to the far away places of prairie and mountain. Inside they are all’ fee and strength. Outside they are all toughness, to take the grind\of our rutty roads. You are entitled to the saving and satisfaction this improved tire insures. Go to the dealer who sells— said that the steamship Median was |' indigestion,insomnia; painful pass- |}- 7,809.36 ||. no trouble solving Cunningh: fast Consists of Soap, Ointment and ones and pounded the ball all over the Talcum. Use the Soap, and no other, field. Nordlund, with one man on for every-day toilet purposes, with a ase, knocked @ homer that just about little Ointment now and then as crumpled Wilton’s hopes. needed to soothe and heal the first The lineup of the Bismarck team signs of skin or scalp troubles. Use was ag : Pagit, pitcher;| },€uticura Talcum for dusting your Churchill, catcher Cayou, t; Roy,| }/skin. It is an antiseptic, prophy- second: | Rockford, | shi Snider. lactic, cooling, soothing powder of third; ‘Nordlund, left; Boehm, center | | scinating fragrance. and Henderson right. «Gira Sept Bow aon) el gees Wilton’s battery was Cunningham Be. land Chicowsky. Four Big Savings of Correct Lubrication You know, of course, what it costs you to run your tractor for a year. You probably know.the totals of the various items that make up your operating expense: repairs, fuel, oil and aceessories. But have you ever figured out what causes those operating expenses to be high or low? 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