The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1919, Page 8

SATURDAY, DEC.;20, 1919 MOTOR TRUCKS OIvVE SERVICE YOU’LL LIKE OUR CLEAN, WARM, CENTRALLY LOCATED ’ mn : . STORAGE z Ew BATTERY TIRES “Coste Less per Month of Service” Western Electric | POWER & LIGHT Our Paint Shop cen make ye old ar ok dee ta ts you res PLANTS ~ ° LAHR MOTOR SALES ‘COMPA NY PHONE 490. DISTRIBUTORS 300 FOURTH ST. Your Storage Battery needs close atten- tion. Why not take advantage of sux expert advice and free service? OPEN ALL NIGHT | F Charles S. Barrett. one that will keep Roosevelt the Ameri- Immediately after the conclusion of | during which he will speak at thirty or} which he is chairman. The principal | what form the American people desire oan alive. :iti _Amer can public life.| this meeting, Mr. Pinchot will begin a) more of the leading cities of tle coun-| object of this tour, which will take him | this “living memorial” to. Colonel | Such aanion row. with’ our two months’ “swing around the circle” | try in the interests of the committee of | to the Pacific coast, will be to find out | Roosevelt to take. knowl brin, he the difficult in the ec of ‘the com Lit is first oz acl to i t © ea of iving Roos an people want.” munittec has tan: death. COMMITTEE WILL | KEEP MEMORY OF ROOSEVELT ALIVE, Gifford : Pinchot. Heads. , Board | Named By MemorialsAsso- - "ciation President | | New York, N.¥., De William, ‘hompson, 3 of the} {Memoria | asst n nounced list wight the Feasuiniiel committee which will have ¢ a Roosevelt ment and and ideals Gifford Vi forest re administration, is ¢ committee. which is and non-political in composed of the folle ef ford Pinchot, ch Carl BH. Akeley, Hon. Henry d. Alien. [PROMPT RELIEF) for the acid iatecened stomach, try two or t KI-MOIDS Harold L. Teke Hou, Hiram W. Jo Hou. Trvine 1, Col, Henry 1. Line Hon. Jolin 1, Nola must face in their efforts to provide satisfactory railroad service. T is the declared purpose of the United. States Government to restore the railroads at an early date to the control of their owners. It is hoped to engage the inter- est of the whole American people, whose welfare is so vitally dependent upon adequate transportation. Wood Irutt. Pinchot made ment yesterday in The Association ‘ of . Railway Executives:represents those upon whom at that time responsibility will again rest for the prompt.and successful movement. of the coune MOTOR TRUCKS nT 3. THAT LAST & DEALERS— Your territory niay” be open; if so, it’s your op- The country can grow only as the railroads grow. The railroad enduring | We cannot | after meals, dissolved on the Bel Jrite for our tongue—keep your etomach {with usin the flesh, No | poreanid as Waite: fon our try’s commerce. problem must be solved—and solved sweet—try Ki-molds—the new i . oe : aid to digestion. Lahr Motor Sales Co, Those constituting this Assoct: rightly and soon—if our country is MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE Distributors MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION. ation are keenly conscious of their © Prosper. r ; accountability to the public. de of his own} ae Bismarck, N. D. Lio him isl It is to promote that prosperity ;—permanently and in the interest of 'the whole people—that tailroad exe ccutives will present to the publi¢ the situation as they see it. . ‘ They: have accordingly de- termined to present as fully as they can, the fundamental facts and con- siderations which they themselves ASSOCIATION ci TUAILWAY EXECUTIVES THOMAS DEWITT CUYLER, Chairman C. A,PEABODY, Chairman Ex. Com. Mlinois Ceneval Railroad Co. E. PENNINGTON, President feepes Pi ase Paul 6 Saul Ste, Mane ALFRED P. THOM, General Counsel FRANK ANDREWS, ‘Chairman Board of Directors Gulf Coast Eines 5 CARL R. GRAY, President Western Maryland Railway Co. JONNY H. HAMMOND, D, Acting Pres, ois aaa Wallen Railway Co. A. BAKER; Receiver ¢ y Te Oa ee eka Re Os Chaitranof ford “aC. E PERKINS, President A. R. BALDWIN, Receiver Minneapolis 6 St Louis Railroad Co. Cises) Beetingron seo Denver @ Rio Grande Railroad Co, THOMAS D. HEED, Receiver Fort Worth & Denver City Railway Co. 4 W._H. BEARDSLEY, President hicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Co. MARK W. POTTER, President ‘eer Herida East Coast Radway Ca, Jj. Me HERBERT, President Carolina, Clinchfeld & Ohio Railway . H W. G. BESLER, Pres, &. Gen. Mgr St Louis Southwestern Railway Co. SAMUEL REA, President Central Railroad Co. of New Jersey S. T. BLEDSOE, General Counsel Atchison, Topeka ¢% Santa Fe Railway Co. W. G. BRANTLEY, President and General Counsel Atlanta, Birmingham & Adantic Ry. Co. HARRY. BRONNER, President ~~" htsgourl Pacifie Railroad E. NB BROWN, Aitaed es. Sista bal Lowis-' Point iy home Francisco ” Railway Co: WILLIAM BUCHANAN, President Lowisiana & Arkansas Railway Co. E.\G? BUCKLAND, President sahara en President and General Counsel New York, New Haven & Hartford RR Ca. RALPH BUDD, President Great Ne lorthern Railway Co. H, E, BYRAM, President Pennsylvania Railroad System Jj He REED, President Presid : E PALEY Pe Senta Fe Railway. BIRD M. ) M. ROBINSON, President Re Ww. L EL ROSS President 6 Receiver: Cc. E , SCHAFE,. Receiver Texas Railway <T M. SCHUMACHER, President Paso & Southwestern System " HOWARD ¢ G. fa President A. i SMITH, President WILLIAM 7 ie REMPER, Rec Receiver iE c SMT, ae ss \ k ¢ }. R. KER KENLY, President ident > MILTON if oe 1 Pres len Chicago, Milweuhse & St. Paul Ry. Ce. JOHN B. KERR, President w.T. ST STEVART ech VecPratdet ‘Onaris @ Wenern Railway Ca. 4 M. L CARPENTER, Prisdent / yuusus 5 ERUTISCHNTT 2) RR Breldent, JAMES T, oF CUA RK Biden Lainrek cane L BLTIORETT, Neca en ea W.A CLARK Protest " Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Co. Ww. RB. peo e Preside Presidene ee, ce ‘ * Contr of WALTER P. COOKE, c y, LE LEVEY, Prete / Ne Sa earn hla Ca z E LOOM! rtean ER. R. DARLOW, President, ous, Pre ‘Susquehanna Railroad C. W. HUNTINGTON, President Virginian Railway Co. J. A, HU HUSTIS, Tem, Temporary | Receiver CE. E INGERSOLL, President Midland Valley Railroad Co. + LE. ER OLNSONS Nn Fresident LAR? A A. ONES President (ibtek Shenepot @ Pace Rae Ca “ MORGAN Ny JONES) President Raload Company : . e A Truck You Helped Us Build va $ Long before we sent a Clydesdale on the é National Motor Truck Development Tour we realized the absolute need of a truck built exclusively for farming use. designing hodies to put on this proved chassis. Ca. “HR RRORRE, President Chicago, Indianapolis &LouinalleRalwayCe. « W. H. HTRUESDALE, Presidene ne ea BULL, 4 FRANK TRUM The Clydesdale farm truck which comes to you will represent all that we have learned through eight years of truck build- ing experience coupled with the addi- tional valuable pointers you have given to us about the particular needs of. the farm. © In that tour, which passed through your county and covered 3,000 miles of the most prosperous farm country in the Mid- dle West, we proved to you that the Clydesdale chassis was exactly right for sfarm use. low Gone ve ty Cis Board F. D. UNDERWOOD, President + Ente Railroad Co. AT DICE, President bos Gafni obeey Bea Bm PU eieehd epee enia aaa ROBERTS WALKER, Fesdent lroad Co. WM. {. DUNCAN, President ROBERT s. TS MOVETL, Pres. HENRY. YALTERS Increased » production facilities will soon permit us to deliver Clydesdale farm interest of you farmeis we received a fund trucks. You should wait for one, by all HOWARD, ERLIOT I: President of valuable information to assist us in means. CLYDE, CLYDESDALE . MOTOR TRUCKS. THE CLYDESDALE MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY, (OHIO MORRIS Met MEDONALD, Fret © MARGHAN rent 4 x. Bipctnrks Pres, 4: & Chairman | LSS SS Aan Pacific Railway’ Co, NEWMAN’ ERB, F President ? | Ann Ai ag S. ME FELTON, bnnies ‘ Railroad Ce. Great Western Ww, is ANIEY, President g th Western Railay Co. Wa FREEMAN, Receiver. @ Salt Lake Raitread Co. CARL M. GAGE, President. - Goda. eon S 5c. geome se i . H \g SR. GUGGENHEIM, President ; A. H, PAYSON, Presiden: eg ‘Chal f Board ‘Atlentle Coast Line Railroad aC Lowinille & Nashuille Rail WILLIAM H. ATE Fe, as Washington Southern "CHAS A, VICKERY Pre Western of Alabama = -¢ ame tT. daelahtat Penge ee. WILLARD, President» + Ohio Restroad Co, oy WwW. WILLIAMS, President: Wabah Railway Co, «> “ven 8. A. Pile cls Ray