The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1920, Page 6

SSR The. Kind You Have Alwa berks end. which in use for over thirty eee Datel rt i Cla and has been made under his fi sonal supervision. since its 5 iafaney. . Allow no‘one to deceive you Jn q - All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘‘ Just-cs-good!” are. but ~ ot agee| that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against _.What is CASTORIA_ is a harmless substitute oe and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It fst neither Opium, Morphine tror other narcotit substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipativa, Fiatulency, ‘Wind Colic ana_Diarrhoeas allaying Feverishness iin therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowe! the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and sahcal ‘iors. The Children’s Panacca—The Mother's. Friend. .. GENUINE. CASTORIA ALWAYS tia nd In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Alwaye Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY. Nw VORn GIT, and Horne badly injured ina Insurance. Of the three kinds of insurance, ma- rive is probably the oldest. The object of this insurance contract is to In- demnify against loss of property in the course of navigation. A ship, her cargo, and the ship's earnings are In- \sured against fire and the many perils ‘of the voyage. Marine insurance was practiced by the Venctians In the fit- teenth century. In England ft was io active operation ip the sixteenth ccn- tury. ° Preventive. -"Don't tell me that worry doesn't do any goud,” sald Mrs, Frett. . “l know better. . The things 1 worry: about don't happen."—Boston Transcript: Feels Like a Real Fellow. y“After nine years of stomach suf- fering, colic attacks and btoating, 1 feel like a livi person again.. Four. doses of May: Wonderful Renredy: have entirely restored me. 1 have: met, a great many people who,-T am! sure, need this medicine.” Tt is) a simple, harmless preparation that: re- moves the catarrhal, mucus from. the. intestinal tract and allays the inflam:| mation, which causes practically’ all} stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including..appendicitis, One dose will}> into rock pit where man never The descent of Victoria Falls, inya South Africa, by William Stowell ‘and Pliny Horne, was the last spectacular stunt in the life of Stowell, and ‘the. last, for a ‘long’ time, at least, . for Horne, ‘Stowell, with Dr. J. R.-‘Arm strong, business manager of. the Swith | sonian African expedition, were killec {in a railroad wreck in Belgium Cq@izo, t fow days after history had ‘been made in the Falls adventure. Horne was injured: in the wreck and is being invyaiided to America, BY EDWARD M. THIERRY, N. Bu. A. Staff Correspondent” With ~,Smithsonian-Universal African _ Expedition, ‘ “Victoria “Falls, ‘Soatt ‘Africa—Twe paste Americans have performed a beating feat—the desccht of Vie-11 HtoHa Falls! Bagetone by precipice Of 369 ‘feet with accomplished @ hazardous Sita down the remaining rocks to the iwvater's, edge at the extreme bottom of ie great pit—a‘ total of,‘more: than 400 feet+-and stool where ‘no humaa Toot hats ‘ever ‘trod. Alexandria Had First Museum, The first museum was part of the ‘palace of Alexandria, where learned men were maintained at the public ‘cost, Just as eminent public servants were in the frytaneum at Athens, Its foundation {s attributed to Ptolemy “Philadelphus about 280 B, C, AY Urugetats ney rotunded aaa: aes,-o2oomo CHARTER NO. 2488 ) TESERVE haters NO. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank at Bismarck, in the State of North Dakota, at. the close of business on December 31, 1919,» . & RESOURCES tLoe-ns. and discounts, including retincouns Prenanans: unsecured . 18. Government, securities owned : Deposited to secure circulation (U: 8. bonds’ par: » First to penetrate the pit were Plii VOID)” osc ccveeee donee stea ibe +8 75,000.00 We Horne and William, Stowell, ‘bo ‘Pledgea: to secure U.S. deposits {pur vatue) . » © 15,000.00 ‘of Ls Angetes.. ‘Pledged to’ secure postal savings deposits (par value) 1,000.00. | Horne is a camera man and Stowell Owned and unpledged..ceeccereseseeeeerees see 280,350.00 : fm director ‘for ‘the Universal Film War Savings Certttioates und ‘Thrift ' Stamps ectaalty They are members of the Smith- * owned + 1Ats.80 gonian African ‘expedition, a party of 5 ‘Yotal Uv. S. Goverument. securities aN i 7 sclentia nd - motion “pietire men} Other ‘donis. ‘securities, et tourlag :Aftica. Bends (other than U. ver in history. ‘since the mission- postal savings depostts.... 5000.00 ry-explorer Dr. Livingstone, discov-4 Pecurities, other than U. s. Londs (ot . including éred Victoria’ Falls in 1855 has, any +. Stocks), owned and unpledged + 67,407.70 living thing been at the bottom’ of ‘Total bonds, ‘secutities ,ete., other than U 72,467.70 the chasm, save baboons’ and birds. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent. oe sub- HOLE TO THE EARTH WITH ONE. scription) . OUTLET Value of banking house, “owned and To approciato what the Americans 2Furniture dnd_ fixtures. .... leis Wie oldies ste ‘did: imagine a cloft in the oarth 400: Real estate owned other than banking house feet deep and of a width varying from Lawtut reserve wth Federal Reserve Bank. . 250 to’ 409 feet; sheer. perpendicular Cash. in vatilt ‘and ‘net, ainounts “dud from’ nation cliffs, ‘absolutcly.’ without “footholds; banks 2| tho chasm at right angles to the Zam- Net iamouit “due from ban bankers, and rar bes! River, which cascades over the. companies (other, than included in Items 12, 8 one long side of the narrow, Jongi- or14) tudinal pit, leaving the opposite cliff. Pxchanges ‘for clearing hou 5 : {| bare. -mist-bathed and * forbidding; ‘Total of Items 13,14, 15, 16, and 17. 2% 380,224.59 imagine the ‘chasm a hole in the earth, Cheeks on banks located’ outside of city or town of reporting bank and other cash items... ‘Redemption fund with U. S. ‘reasurer and due from U.. S.-Preasurer, see eeeeeeeeee ‘with only one narrow outlet near one end, a gateway with rocky sides fall- ing Yertically ‘into: a swirling pool of water, a maelstrom aptly called, the | Boiling Pot. Had ‘the ‘rope broken: there would have been: no ‘escape for Stowell. or Herne from the ‘bottom: of: the® pits ‘They couldn’t~ schle the sides, They coliidn’t swim’ the’ whirlpod! ‘current. ‘Tiere: was “just a narrow ledge “0 vstond on, “no “path along the;bottoi's. edge to‘ th y trom ‘the ‘chasin into the Borg And, Stowell cand Horne: made tio: 2 r ono .desven but “tw ; } henctrating © the * full ols ft. v ase THE PAINFUL RHEUMATIC TWINGE Slotia’s Liniment wilt bring com- forting relief quickly EVER breaks faith, Stoan's Ligi- “anent’ doesn’t. * Just “penetrates without rubbing and cases tlie eiteriial pain ‘and’ ache, ‘rheumatic twinges, lumbago, neuralgia; éci: be sore, strained ‘niuscles, bruises, * "ee 38 years it: has § fing. Hew friends, 17,001.23 ‘Total Capital -stock paid in. Surplus fund Undivided profits . ‘Circulating notes outstanding. . Net amounts due to National Dank: Net. amounts ‘due to, banks, banker! panies ‘(other than included int Certified checks. outstanding. ‘Total of items 30, 31, 32 and i Demand deposts (other than’ bank to Reserve (deposits payable within 30:day Individual deposits. subject to ‘che Certificates of deposit due in | than (for money borrowed Dividends unpaid 2 ‘Yotal of-demand deposits (other than bank de- posits) subject to Reserve, items 34, 4 38, and Time deposits s bject ‘to, Res days, or subject to ~ postal savings: Certificates of deposit (other rowed) ostal savings deposit ‘Total,of time deposits. subject to Reserve, 40,41, 42, and 43... Other United States deposits, : in U. S$. disbursing officers B8LU25.17 1'§.1,750,300.98 (payable after 30 30 days’ or more notice, and ' for money bor- r Mt ems 3 200,980.07 Trotal pate poate : err: STATE OF NORTH<DAKOTA, County of Burleigh, ss: 85,817.48 ea > I, Frank E. Shepard, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemn swear bln the mere statement is true to the best of. my knowled; ae and betel paling the ache al stand (SEAL)' : FRA NK E. 8: BP ARD SS canbe relied port to-do “its Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of January, 1920, * ee gy a an . 8 LOBACH, i “405 Public. My commission ‘expires Notary rubles Ona Sloan's ij C..B..LITTLE, ~~ “Hu: ope arS! i Liniment CE Directors, «2, paar ea ANSE AE MEAS liand A—Pliny, Ww. Horn,. Universal camera: ‘man; and William Stowell Universal director, both Americans, who made the first trip to the bottom of Victotia Falls,, Stowell was killed in helmet, and Thomas McEwen, veteran “rigger,” on: Livingston Island, picking out a place, of descent on opposite wall of cliff. 3—Horne starting his descent, nearw r P 400-foot chasm of Victoria Falls. Whirlpool rapids and part of rock wall near Rainbow Falls shown in the background, 5—Map showing Victoria Falls, Rainbow Falls, Boiling. Pot and. Danger Point (indicated by star), where ispecta | nation! upon: principles of law, and | ble Of belng Tread,” railroad kreck shortly after their falls advanture. 2—Stowell, oint, into lorne and Stowell went “over the top” and down had been before. erect the roa westerly caine of HOW 1 FEELS to 0" : Victoria Falls, a distance of fect GO OVER THE Ete ON: END OF -A MENEVER HAS SE FOOT For mainte aaety in daring 2 BY PLINY. ; lar and: unprecedented feat, a| Camera Man, Universal Fim Compan hand winch and 550 feet ‘of rope were}. Victoria Falls, South Afri ion, brought from Bulawayo, 280, miles} Bill Stewell got the idea of going dowh ; GARRETT & 005 Tae: away. The ‘wii ch was ‘set ‘up on-the|.into the unexplored chasm of Victoria top of’ the cif’ “and welghted with| Falls to get the first, motion pletures Bash Ferstnal Bldg, No 0 boulders, tho rope passing over a log|cvet taken from the bottom I fell at? :, BROOKLYN, N-1 lodged at the edge. The. winch was! over myself trying to be the Sret opetated ‘by Thomas “McEwen of Bul-|aake the descent. awayo;a veteran’and expert. “rigger”|’ But when the time came to gO: ‘aver, ‘a@nd:a crew of Barotse natives. the top ‘of. the precipice. 1. got . ner ‘A board saddle Pe rigged up’at one} vous. I had St, ‘Vitus ond of the rope, ¥ Horne was tied in.j knees. | Then; armed with a” stick’, to fend] Over the brink. 1 we 1. himself from the jagecd side of_the| onto a narrow board ‘fixed ‘at the = rock wall, he’ went over the.“edge of] of a wire’ rope)’ My feet, kloktig the pretipice backward ang ‘was slow-| against the sheer well of fuck, loeséh: ly letdown. ‘ “Ved a fair-sized stone. <Alter ‘he ‘atsappoarod over ‘the brink ‘yaw that plece of rock start dows. he wag ifvisiblo to the men at the] Then I heard it land—kerplu a: winch. Sojother members of “the| the hottom of the chasm, Smithsonian party, led by Dr. J..R.| “It sounded dreadful. 1 wondered! a Poe Asmstrong of Los... Angeles, stooa| it weuld sound the same if I fell, watch on tho ‘opposite side of the} When’ -T’ Yeached > the = Wottou, Chasm,” Here also. was posted ‘ahother| drenched from ‘the wist, “and “got the movie camera operated: -by Henry! knots untied. and was free: 8 ‘the N, Koller of Chicago, taking ‘long di8-|-seat, I ‘scrambled over the Sif tance pictures of tho ‘déxcent. “With! rcks and @earched in ‘my pockets : binoculars trained onthe descending | a dry pioce of paper. “Then I wrote, man—who * seemed ‘bo crawling] note to Stowell, to send up on the Tope, down the sheer will like a fly, for'| The best ‘way. I could describe it» was only the ‘swaying guide rope ‘could be] like this; seen, ahd not.tho black rope bearing| “Slippery as hell! -Bring you the weight—Dr. Armstrong: watched} to keep yourself. away from the walt. for signals of distress. Finé ride when you get used tof ft” After Horne’ reached. the | ‘bottom and untied himself ina blinding rain-] A CLIMB DOWN WN INTO AN UNEXPLORED. PIT storm of mist from the adjacent Dev- i's ‘Cataract, that left him drenched. |. ‘TO GET MOVIE FILM] : EY .DR. J. R,. ARMSTRONG dripping and cold, the camera, the tripod. and other paraphernalia were lowered down to him one at # time:| Business Manager, Smithadnian “Aftl-} Then Stowell: made the descent. can ‘Expedition. t TOOK. A DAY TO SET THE CAM-| Victoria Valle, South .Africa.—What “ERA UP. ‘ is the uso of being 4’ busincss Res The slow. work of lotting two mon | ager if you've got to manage each tpol down. and tho scparats‘precos of .cam- | businéss as two.mén taking‘a deata- era equipment and the. tedious, peril-| defying trip down intoa chasm. whore] 4. cus. climbing. over rocks at. the: bot-.| no human being. ever. has been? I tom ‘to set up. the cangera, consumed may ‘bea doctor, but I’m no -under: taker. + : a “and most] I never had such a-strain 01 ‘spoctatular descent Was made. ‘On{ nerves as gitting-up, on ‘ond ‘sie, “ety: the third day,. opposite Rain-|‘Victoria’Fals canon, binocela: ‘luca | thee: bow Falls, the: camera ‘men “shet”.| to my eyés watching for ‘signals ‘from some beautifal’ scones, Horne and Stowell gding down the“op- This ‘stunt | ‘best Institutio sof this times were thove: of the: ‘Rotnans, which were oun ever-know show. quickly -n'b cou can’ be conquered: until; you 4 is. famous : ‘lt. ch Par seen ies ce will-say that ‘the rimmelate elie i “pounds, .. value 0000, have been “import syrup 6 make a i pint. Or. Yor "the. most: part - Sept, Eanes | nd, use aie a ‘or, irtually . come $ Hah } Ban ie fa ‘pint are bout ids he: money -usually j fee reparations nd ves uy a aioee , tle in ai tastes. “pleasantphitdren jp itises. Fey) in: can fem this take hot instantly, ‘horny akeleton aAehich soothing ‘and: healing: the membra: ears genera: plantlike shape ‘atl fhe eal pasenger, ‘It:promptly loosens ed) cough, and soon ‘you ‘will it: Ki hee ; veces te ‘sont. phe thin “oh and: then Was a motion pictare| posite ‘cliff on‘ the: énd of a slender: ‘or the camera,’ set up’ on | rope—expecting qi: aster, every ., mo- ledge. at the bottom; cov: | ment, ‘ ered in :full sweep the’ magnificent| “One ‘of these da; shqwhen ‘you’ go-td| pictitre’ot*the, cascaded of:,the main]:the ‘movies:.and ‘see: the hat they: falls nearly, half:a‘mile. a .| Bot. don’t lean. ‘back ‘and .yawa: anit the picturesque! trickles.‘of TKaihbow. “Oh, I could do. that:*> Maybe] °* sii lots of .people could—but® the signtti’ descent | “and ii Buporbs contrast; of | cant part of it is that nobody ev the nea " 1| hid ‘the nerve: to do it before! ae “|NOBODY.EVER HAD” "44 + “THE NERVE, BEFORE “py WILLIAM. STOWELE Director, ‘Universal one Coe a Victoria. ‘Falls, South Atrica:Olfts and precipices, in. the ‘titevie ‘work, are never very deep.: Not to be comi- pared with the dizzy depth on tee chasm of Victoria Falls. 1 went down. twice. with Pliny Horne, Even though ‘ 'the'second drop)" Was 10) feet, it was the ‘@rst :trip: ‘down—260 feet—that Save me: the }.. biggest. thrill. “Backing ‘over the edge was) | lish Job, even if 1 was hanging ‘opito. a virco rope’ guatanteed to: hold two 01 Two or thred month: ator: the nico’ sold ground on. in if ‘eliff—it seemed that long— tae out from 16 rock wall.” I fete iiyeett ‘spinning like a. top! Vioathes suddenly. felt sorry for @sysetts. It sobindd ‘to be all over with Wilttaim? | prea’ i yoncoted itthey'd ever tecover. my ly and— : Just ‘thon -I stopped epinaiag: my feet touched the wall agai, ‘But the worst: of all was When: was gotting dark. They had haulod Hed ry the panera wp. ‘te wis si . jark, and wet and lonely. mays It's Zot, 20 you're}! "| tever realized what @ une, friotd- obliged to start abit of a fight some'tty, suman sort of & face a Barots, tities in order to tiake thd wiitites Of] tive tas until I saw one on top or te theta, the previots mectine worth the trou-| cliff and a black hand stretched over to puli mo to ‘patety. - and: resene:ottilization must do it in our wa: that bas made “us, il e thin oa century, the most unified, the ntost virite, and the: most, potent Single power in: the vortd.. And when we ask’ oUursélves vhat it 18 that has given us this.unity, “this virility,“and:this potency, the an-, swer is, that:we have founded this from ‘disso! upon the’ guarantees “of fndividual thts under the law.” That, ts our {1 gtéat contribution to civilization; and if we are to be of use:te other nations, | od or new, our first thought must -be to:remain our Own milstets, to’ pre- i ra cod Com; ghiokest, sare fel