The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1919, Page 6

TENDER MOTHER TO HER STRICKEN PEOPLE IS TESTO BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBONE ; MAIL SERVICE BY +eolected trainers for conditioning avia- tors and through his efforts more than took up this work. R i . . y x al Pyles er ae 4 Perhaps the most © interesting. and f ‘ h * uniqtd of all ‘the senior service: corps, J Ta! was that in Washington, D, C., com- | oe “ ; a : i “ Lie oF pend sn Chea The Comtesse Preceded Their : i who under the personal direction , 0! Mr. Camp, took daily’ instruction, in Majesties to ‘This Country to Postoffice Department Says It setting, up Gat aise i a , e i When the United States entered the Make Arrangements for the | Peau: Delivery All war, the Navy Department rs the ral Visi first’ to recognize the admfnistratiye Royal Visit. | ver the Country. qn training ability of Walter Camp, he 4 and he wae Bu in a shares of all N, A. Special to t fribune, = ‘ athletics in the nayal training camps, > New York, Oct, 1’. itting beside under the title of commissioner of ath- the cot of a tiny, undernourished, | EXTENSION BEING PLANNED y letics, United States navy. In- this frightened little child, — hold capacity with an able corps of assis- hand, while she gently drew tants, all well known athletic: trainers, the story of its mi New Routes Will Link Up St. Louls he organized the most efficient naval t! pout the Gerual oceupa tio a and Omaha to Speed Up Deliv. athletic department ever kriown, ast pictuée 1h y mind's eye ee of the ‘Oueeh of aed eye | eries to and From the A-congressional investigation fonnd It e » Louise a't Pacific Coast. that somebody had . destroyed °17,000 majesty, Que j— pounds of pigs’,ears rather than lower , who gave tt Washington, D, C.—Records for the price, 3 mother-que transportation of mail along the east- ited ‘ ly eNO h ern seaboard and from New York city anes ppited Stes Linch oe renal 3! 6 west are being established daily by the | |7 per cent of the Jand, z ies" OE Tobit: airplane mail service which now 1s i well along toward its fifteenth month { SSE ne of existence. The service, according | e| ; ii to Otto Praeger, second assistant post- | iROu CHERRY-BLOSSS:: ‘ master general, who is in charge, has “ a . i . i speeded mail delivery all over the ~The Japanese Give Good Exemplo | Ye country. i It ig | , 2 @ prO- 4 Letters mailed. in New York city or ~oh on verb of Gherry i arriving there from New England be- 5 Blossom Land fore elght o'clock in the morning are re boatty gt yee Se sent by airplane so far as possible, in- ‘aco and ‘fg- atone Press G Conte, suring. aD aueeee in Washington by ore. dehend ign, he ae o'" noon. Those for Washington are sent few yoman'y. Bea eon: ia the comtessc out on-the first mail delivery in the ee AL ; been helt with the chi TING TO THE afternoon and those intended for cities j What i it . GIUM. farther south are forwarded in earlier that makes out ween, trains than otherwise would be possi- SE OER TRIS t the first days of the war, the sat hle, : iy i ies of, Germ 1 occupation, immediately” fitted uD Thi witier ot fhe | The same is true of the New York- ‘ : sallonstaced, ie eae snontis: Ame reds for the wougded I n SO! -| Chicago airplane mail route. The time élés under the came to visit us. Before diers, and ail sauts he war, many | from New York to Chicago is out down eyes, and very = injiSt have: laiown. the alder there ed Belgians wer cared | to between gine and ten hours. « There clea old. at story of every child. The children| Ak GREAT WOMAN | is a corresponding saving on mail from the Y shotd be and Would talk with tt phe dined’ at fee Chicago and western cities intended in their pHime? tela Hae . ‘ for New York. i ag “mother” tOhtor now eet There are two airplane mail routes fe promot Sut: jan soldiers, t00, AC-) Loaved, as her ma in the country, one between Washing- oom eke oe | have stood the t miration, She was the little Mother | fo" and New: York city and the other acho, spine-ache and headaches, followed Be OLDI _ {have seen her peor jot the Belgian people through :the| between New York city and Chicago by by irregularities and as a result diseases me ee note gueen at Li me homes and hearts y | wal a ~ | way of Cleveland. of the-womanly organs are more common q y fold, me of » this human misery, she could not have | AN 2. ueepigertenhe Entered: han, any ous Oa seven eee sof life. For hi -| withstood Jf she had not been a woman! ¢ lights:aresmanenin both: directions WALTER. s Zan sonel safety she gave no lof the very finest texture of ¢ over these routes every day, with such P After long experience in the treatment What a general is to his army, thi “The queen inte ee | suecess‘that the postoffice department CAM. ‘of women’s diseases, Dr. Pierce evolved a * queen was to her people in those da 1 the plans for the ruction of | is about to institute other routes which @ F i vegetable tonic and corrective which he - ‘i hours, She personally cared for hun-| continued the comtesse,| “The annual meeting and electiow of| will Unk up. Omaha, Neb. and ‘St j 3 called Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. dreds of wounded sold at La not a woman of many wo jofficers of the Burleigh County Chap-| Louis, Mo, These latter routes are to : 2s, fsa purely vecotabe iveparation) bina Gees: ‘huidreds [but all who know her are impres Fava Red Cross, will be held| be opened almost immediately, to care Walter Camp, known as the “Father| dent and treasurer of the New Haven} gp j¢. P contains’ F s hay x bene finn ne f of dis: with her extreme modesty and rare n the ¢ ‘ommunity room, public library.| gor the yolume of mail and fo assist|Of Football” and one of the formost) Clock Co. and is associated closely z § : { aneed sOlaIcts pefbe' to ‘the queen's’ good common sense. As long as Bel- |tn Wednesday, Octobe in quick deliveries to and from the.Pa-| Writers on sports in the United States, with many business and civic organiza- When a voman compldins of backache, ! 4 nul ne us hes Sine beat ane we shal a Hie ame ef Quen ts eae s nore Mall ie , cific coast { ‘J a start in sports, which was of 2} tions. Ureeaera re hen everything looks F y say. 5 abeth will be spoken of with a- | Teturned oversea workers, als : e practical and not a theoretical nati:e.| Mr. Camp was the: first to sée the ck before her eyes—a dragging feeling, of the Chapter officers. ‘This is a_gen- Airplane mail service started on May’ prior to 1880, when he was.graduated acsivabitity. of qeieral physical fitness or bearing-down, with nervousness, cho eral meeting for all members of the} 15, 1918, largely as an experiment, with’ som Yale, he ranked with the best of| among all classes, and quite some time should turn to this “temperance” herbal in Burleigh County and they | a, route. between New York city ,and ajl-around college athlete. As a college before the. United States enterea the | tonic. It can be obtained in almost every By BE Tequested to be present. | Washington, Two trips a day had been‘ undergraduate, his. record was unique] war, he organized a number of “senior | C 1 the ingredients a pa W. Conklin, Secretary.| arranged, one. in each direction. The in sport, ‘He wgs captain of his fresh-| service corps” to promote physical fit-| 8t@ printed in pla English on the 10-11-1821 a ee first flight from ‘ Washington was a|men football and baseball teams. [He | ness in men of mature years, we aut oy See or . : ey | i cvectaealae afair in which President Played on six varsity clevens-and four] yt was at Mr. Camp’s suggestion that| Ny, wil send a itiel : | Wilson and other officials figured prom, varsity ata being core oe se the: aviation department officials first| jablets for ten cont’. PP CNOTICE OF SALE OF 1 ieatty, and sent letters just petore the! ftps ut refusing. the baseball cap : | CREAMERY PLANT | aviator started. Since that time the|taincy because he did not believe that . BEEN has ‘continued without inter! teams should be led by. men. in the Under. : rere ~ | ruption. t graduate schools. In’ his sophomore loin ee the. Di giade’ Renteubes ae Postage for airplane mail at the time! year hexwon the high hurdles at the § ‘ y \Phird Judicial District in and for the) W88 fixed at fifteen cents an ounce, the’ Yale meet, later being Yale's represen- | ~ WA RRRRSRARRR [County of Logan, State of North Da-| Postoffice department . figuring that tative, with Slocum in the first inter- eo bate NNN j kota, the buildings, machinery, im-| speedy delivery made that price feig.jcolleniate aa eR n| * i = ety f, | plements, Is, eamery si 1 e] i i “4 C tard Kind You Have Always Bought, aad w itr. property: aed dt ery ete eat tae Saad Pap read a ed tha Yale fielders, and a8 a batter use for over thirty years, has berzo the creamery plant owned by the| delivered which ordinarily costs ten Pelt the, college record with a total and has been. ma ners Co-operative Creamery Com-| gents in addition to letter postage... /°ertse oor ; ‘ Lede sonal supervision c: y of Burnsta North Dakota, to-| + i *-: | From the time of. his graduation, un- OLS Allow no one to gether with two ‘of ground upon; _ Airplane mail service continued ona til a few years ago, Yale athletics All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just |which said buildings are placed witl| Paying basis for a time, until the nov-| were practically under his direction. Experiments that tri ae bed be sold by the receiver of said Farmers | elty wore off.. Many persons .at first | In ‘private life Mr. Camp Js presi- Inia a at <u ie Wits and endang Co-operative Creamery Company at} used the airplane mail for its novelty, | ‘ants and Children—Experience aga t priy ite sale to the highest bidder for) and the letters carried were unimpor C rites ‘: Wl S CD tant, apparently. At any rate, after a ‘oming to ¢ é A hat Is CAS i € Pe ees aE sored for. sale few months, the sale of-airplane stamps | : & astoria is a harmless substitute for Caster reporic. Siti Gakelinerey Cada ling equipped | dwindled, as did the mail, H Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is aap vith may y d fitted for opera rs aati neither Opium, Morphi Des S Pp coatains tion 2 y and a small bujtd-| Reduction in Rate. i ’ lena pium, Morphine nor other e. Its ted and fitted to be used, Then the postoflice department de-| } age is its guarantee. For more than Bids for the purchase+ cided to fill the pouches; when possible | Ms i been in constant oe for ha relief of Constipati X plant wale Caer with ordinary first class letters. This ia ene ERTS ‘ind Colic and Diarrhoea: vin, ‘eve! J gs as aforesaic ‘ ; - dietitian by scpulading fe Beiaa ine nderaaned #8| ute for aiiane pestageswes rfueed DIR, MELLENTHIN the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and uatuzal y at his office in che| fm fifteen” cents to-two. Tt 4s prob- SPECIALIST a4 : The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. ad, North Dakota, at| able now that this rate will’ be con- = 1 | 1 the publication! of this| tinued, for while the service does not oy, RO a nwa Weane : | GENUINE res ASTOR! A eee ul on and after the Ist day] pay for itself the ‘added acilities in| For His Seventh Year In theme =k | : AR RASA mber, 1919, the, said property| deliveri zi a <i ~~ ALWAYS | Will be sold to the highest bidder. for ome dete Boe Pec North Dakota a ‘ . ; kad Bears the Signature of . rovided and fittel) \ hen the sei ee oe aes : : 4 ¥ gO 3 ag hen the service was.-started the or more. the war department, which supplied Store ‘ ea our ouse Theodore Meyer, Receiver’ | the airplanes and the aviators. ‘This t Will be. at . b meee ; * Farmers Co-operative Creamery Co.,| arrangement had been suggested by We = = i ) . 4 y, Ye, i ee Burnstad, N. D, the chief signal officer of the army, McKENZIE HOTEL : THROUGH ONE REGISTER & : who ea tn He. brojert ae additional! Wed. and Thur., October 29-30 Yes}. it’s just as possible:in' your home as-it has ‘been The species of bird mos rous of training aviators for the! Office Hours, 9 to 4 in fifty thousand others. You, t ha especies ‘Mogtakn tant ice Hours, 9 a. m. p.m. in fifty thousand others. You, too, may have every room fl USe ror Uver ear’ represented in eastern America is the] semy-pinctieipation continued until Spee ee comfortable with balmy healthful heat, reachi i robin, Next comes the English spar- ny jparflclpatones mo Y ‘ Ae eed ung every The Kind Y : TOW. last November, when {t was agreed for 'WO DAYS ONL cotmer by. Nature’s method of citculation—and all through in ou Have Always Bought the sake of efficiency “that the entire only one register! It isn’t necessary to clutt THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEw York CITY, ; SSS S| project should be jaken, over by, the) No Charge for’ Examination One eT i se Uer bv our: t ; postoffice department. §... , ‘ res! housé with pipes, overheat your cellar and ‘incur big bills ae For this. reason. the service: now. is ; ee ‘ —not when yor i entirely in the hahds of the postofice| Dr Mellenthin is’ a: regular a en you can get the on department and the; aviators are of. graduate An _medicine and. sur- PEP ELE SS. 5 | civilian status. However, the pilets| gery and is licensed by the state : mm © £ | Das | now engaged in the work have come} of North Dake He:visits pro- |’ - ae Y largely from the army, ‘Heing officers|fessionally the more important) ’ ro discharged from the serylee at the end) towns:and cities and offers to all ‘ : J FURNACE a i ; Of Ae Nia jane uiba fa theordte| WO Call on this trip consultation - Ye Original Patented Pipeless Furnace / ore, /SSO/7 he type of airplane used 18 the ord™t aid examination free, ‘except the A ies i nary Curtiss machine, but the pos f:treatment when de-’ It can be set up in a day, without inconvenience to you, and will / MINNEAPOLIS office dupnetiveit iy. preparing and, at] EXPENSS © Ce Ee te make yout home so comfortable in the severest winter weather you if ; congrexs provides the funds, will soon]SIFed, i ee will be well repaid. : } ees prt esprelaty bitte airplanes nt work,| . According to.his: method of Your house will he ‘uniformly warm; Your cellar will be as ‘ omni ob ‘these new airplanes, are designed| treatment he does not operate right for the storage of fruits and vegetables. Your fuel bill be i a Re i aS Pa Ba prinarilf for carrying fnall, stabitized|for-chtonie appendicitis, . gall less than with stoves that heat onl } vel bill: will:be ‘ MODERN Almost all over husband’s body. an < less with 51 t heat only a part of your house. - i E. - FIRE PROOF Treated but got worse, In rash | | Sutomatieally, so,that there ts-no dan-| stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils : . : q y ‘ ‘ form and skin was sore and red, | | Be" Of a crash, In this regard they or adenoids... ; , HERE ARE THE REASONS ‘ ‘i : Burned and itched and he scratched | | Will be different from the army type} He ‘has to. his ‘credit ' many. ‘The Caloric is the Original Patented Pipeless Furnace—the re- Five Hundred Rooms way much See wag ented || machina in webeh able Sere ags|ronertal results indisensss Of) Me sal MAT ed ie aa ad, 4 : became very severe. 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Trl then see what Calorie quality means, why it always shin pusity, skin comfort and skin | | of time, but succumbed , (proper measures rather than dis-} § Fe cree ae ey, imitations cannot accomplish the same Hy ‘ health often when ali clsefails, The | | tucks’ of the rate 1. “=, ease are very, often the cause of Fetloraitlle with all its diseppolntment in iter mosey | x Boap to ceacige ats sat liy, She OES : long standing troubl Get 8 copy of the book “Pi which tells the fact HAY FOR SALE ; ment to soothe and heal, the Taleam ap eee your long standing trouble. | EE about pipelass heating. Lf you can't come ins @ite for fe IN CARLO. ‘ to powder and perfume, Then why Kansas had to import Remember above date, that 1 eS rene, la for ie AD LOTS not make these genile, ‘ragrant, | |hends to help her get away) with her |examingtion on this, trip will be C. A. Finch Lumber Co. Pi : Geo. 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