The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 6

SIX. IN CONSTANT USE BY - PHYSICIANS EVERY DAY ~ true that practical t Medicinal Value of S. S. S. Is Fully . Recognized. Almost every human ailment can be traced, one way or another, to impurities in ‘the blood. So you cannot overestimate the impor- tance of keeping your circulation built up, so that your heart will be constantly pumping rich, red, life- giving blood to all parts of the system. Any slight disorder or im- purity that creeps into the blood is a source of danger, for every vital organ of the body depends upon the blood supply to Properly per- form its function’ is quite vy . every one is equally exposed to the attacks of disease. You are just as liable to be attacked as the man or woman sitting next to you on the street car. It all depends upon the con- dition of your blood. If it ig thin and impoyerished, and has been allowed to reach a low state by you have not sufficient vitality fo resist these germ attacks, and they rd a fertile field in your system to spread disease. Over a hundred years ago the In- dians made many excellent rem- dies and tonic from roots and ' -hs gathered from the forests. ine of these formulas was hand- t. uown to the white man and for the accumulation ere more than fifty years has been used as S. S._S., which is recogniz- ed as the: best known blood medi- cine on the market. ¥ This fine old remedy is still made ‘as of old from roots and herbs of proven medicinal valuc. In fact, physicians everywhere recognize the -wonderful efficiency of these roots, and they are prescribed in some form or other almost daily. And now after being in con- stant use for more than half a century, S. S. S. is more popular than ever! It is sold by practically every drug store in the land, and every druggist is well acquainted with its sterling mierit, for they have seen ‘its results. \ S. S#S. is a yery valuable agent in the treatment of Catarrh, Rheu- matism, Eczema, Tetter boils, pim- ples; skin eruptions, malaria, and other disorders that come from blood impurities. —, It is also without an equal as general tonic and system. builder. By its efficacy in cleansing the- blood of impurities, it builds up the appetite and. gives new -life and vigor to the entire body. You are invited to write ~~ val- uable literature and médical ad- vice, which will_be sent without cost. Address Chief Medfcal Ad- viser, Swift Laboratory, :ttlanta, 2 et —_——————— ee MEXICAN CONVICT SAVED HATED BOSS Phoenix, 4 ically pow 1 the life of the foreman he liked at the. risk of his own life is a story. by P. R. Milness, private sec: vy to ampbell, was hronght here on his return from a trip ne state penitentiary at Florence; ret ‘The convict, Pete Salinas, serving. 2 for burg) had a grudge i p_ road” con- McDonald, ic . according to On the other hand, Secretary Milnes. Become Slender Reduce your weight 10 to 60 tbs.. or more, under $100 GUARANTEE. using KOREIN. following easy directions. Sold. by J. Breslow, Lenhart Drug Co., Burt Kinney, J) G. Cowan i ALL KO. Co. truggtsts everywhere sell OIL OF Bouktot maid fea hy” Kovsin ‘ation Fa New Ve! i Swih&, Coarse Profit L870 The Swift Dollar shows | ‘The jungle fowl of “Australia. buil Salinas was considered troublesome, powerful enough ta be a source of danger, and spoiling under restrain- His act of heroisw citme one day just after a premature — explosion Inocked Foreman” McDonald — uncer: scious, Salinas who was out of the danger zone. rushed in and. before al! the rock had. stopped falling, threw his own: body on “top of that of the foreman. A rock fell on Salinas’ head and dazed him, the seeretar, 1, but realizing another blast was due to ex- Bled to his feet, picked up dhe still unconseions foreman and dragged him out of danger. GENERAL STRIKE IN SPAIN TO END Madrid, Mareh 25.—The yeneru! ke on Spanish railways probabiy ill le ended today, a solution haying been reached under which the wage demands of the men will be conceded, ——t_ 4 a nest 15 feet high and 15 cunference, LT . you what becomes of the money we get for meat and all by-products. It is interesting to study -and to show to others, atid helps you to. understand the outstanding and fun- damental fact of the pack- ing business — a smal unit profit on a large volume of sales.” It isilight, the size of a dollar, and makes a satis- 4 factory pocket piece, Swift & Company ~ _ Send for it. One was made for you. / \ Union Stock Yards . Chicago, Ill. plode immediately, the: convict- strug: | .| shall, formerly with Little Falls, broke. TOWNLEY BEGGED Famous Action. Started Three Years Ago Settled Out of Court at Minot Kenmare, libel suit brought by J. b hree years ago against A. Townley, Brinton, W.R. Wyatt, L. Hy ’..B. McLaughlin, John Weiu- John KF, -Fleckten, and C. 1. Gordon wase settled out of court at Minot Jast ‘week. : : During the 1917 session of the State legislature Mr. Englund, the plgintity. who was then-a member of the State senate, Was one of the most active op- ponents to Mr. Townley’s pet, measur he so-called “Socialist constitution known as H. B. 44. This enraged My. Yownley aud tlie, other Socialist lead ers of the Nonpartisan league to such tn extent: that’ they led 4 meeting of the league membe this city, af this meeting Mr. ‘Townley and My. Brinton presented resolutions demand: ing’ Mr, Fngiund to resign as State ‘enator, clagning that he was not a citizen of the United States and fux ther that he had held. the office of state bank examiner and drawn a>sal ary from the State of North Dakola iNegnlly.; that he was a citizen: of: the Dominion: of Canada ‘ana a subject of King George of England, ete. After stirriag adresses at which thiey claimed. these resolutions to be ‘rue, Townley and Brinton, circulated the resolutiony. among. the audience. fo: signatures and ff is said*that'a au her of farmers, toxether with the abo nuked. co-defendants signed: the r tutions, believing the. represetitatioy: made by. thefr leaders 'to be true. | The resolutions were sent to a number’ o: state papers. and were published >: The Fargo Forum, The Courier News he Devils Lake Journal, The Nonpar. Mr. Englund: ‘immediately. employed counsel and served notice on the pub lishers cf these papers that he woul sue. for libel,and all the papers, with the-exception of the Kenmare Journa! made a full'and fair retraction, Instead, of. ndmitting it to be a mis. take and publishing a retraction, -W. Bi McLaughlin, editor and. publisher. of the Kenmare Journal. who was assist- ed‘by a mmmber of other radical mem bers. of the Nonpartisan league, most- socialists, assumed. a malicious at ‘ude and continued to defame and ‘andalize Mr, Englund. in) various ss Which culminated in a ‘$50,000 libel: suit: being brought by Mr. ‘Eng lund against the above.named defend ants. The case was first. argued. before Judge Leighton iv the ‘district: court. of Ward county on «demurrer. when the defendants’ attorneys sought ‘to show that the complaint did uot set: out: sut: ficient grounds for a cause of action. ‘The demurrer was overrated by Judge Leighton and chis decision: avas. later sustained by, the stgte supreme court which sent ‘the case: back to) Wari county. for trial: The case was. set for: trial, lmt previous to tliis date. the defendants, throtgh their attor- ‘. offered_a. settlement and as Mr. Englund’s: of aim was to vindicate “himself by proving to his friends and former constituents - that the! accusa- tions were false, a sitisfactory settle: ment: was easily effected. 4 McGee and Goss ‘of. Minot: were rep- “resenting Mr. Englund in the case ‘and Nestos & Herigstad of Minot.and Wil- liam rel deg of: Fargo, were attorneys for the defendants, ; ROBBER. AND: LYRIC JUDGE . ENJOY A. JOUST New York? March: 25.-The al: 7 lexed “rhyming roliber.” ' James Smith. wlio is said‘to have quoted poetry to a druggist while ‘he rifled the ash register, aws given poetic justice today when Magis- trate. William) A. Sweeter _pro- hounced the following lyric judg- nent; “TL hold you in $5,000 bail, “Which means yuu’ go back to jail. “But before you go just let me right ‘This hold up game—it doesn’t pay.” To this poetic dispositién of his 7 case, the prisoner’ promptly | re sopnded : “It's all right, way a Sande. I'm on my And the magistrate replied : “You said. it boy; be on your way.” PARSHALL FAILS IN * HOOK BASKET TITLE Van ‘Hook, March 25, — Parshall’s basketball, team, accompanied) by 4 loal fans, came up with te intentiof: of trimming Van Hook on Friday even ing. having imported a couple oi players. In weight and height thes hadthe Van Hook quint: bested. but the results.proved that team-work and speed are winning factors. The fina’ score was 25 to 13. Birdsbill at tor ward and Stockford at center. for Van Hook,, starred throughout the game, while the guarding of Setzler and Sai-, isbury prevented the Parshallities’ from making more than five baskeis. Sims, the importeg guard for Par- up many of the: plays, ‘and saved: + Jarger score being piled up. POLES:REPULSE | + [RED ASSAYLANTS Warsaw,, March 25.— Russian Bot- | shevik forces which have attacked Po- lish troops with reat fury. in. the vi- citity of Bobruisk have been repulsed everywhere, according to~an offi¢i army statement. The soviet force Were equipped with armored aytomo- biles and ‘tanks. A points there was hand to. hand fighting and villages were taken .and retaken before’: the OFF IN ENGLUND) SUIT FOR LIBEL, tisan Leader and. both the local papers. } BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNE HREE DROP. 4 CORN - iLieR ~ | a a nian diately and Corns Go. tried and proved -‘Gets-It” way—the. way that. millions tate found) quick- est, easiest, safest and most-:reliable. A few drops of “Gets-It” kuocks the. hurt’ out ‘of aty- corm at once andi soon loosens, it soc it lifts, night oft: without : any feéling. -Ob, what comfort! How grand: to.'walk.and dance and. jump witligut a single twinge! Why not? “Gets-It,” ‘the never failing, guaran; ‘ teed, money-back corn temo costs [but a trifte at’ any ‘drug store. Mf'a iby E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Sold.in’ Bismargx. and recommended Fas. te world’s corn remedy. bf Finney's . Drug? Store, Cowan's Drug ‘Store. Lenhart-Drug Go, Jos. Breslow. BIGICEGORGE | ABOVEDULUTH FLOODS BOTTOMS Breaking of ‘Barrier Swells St. Louis. River and Carries Away Houses , =. Duluth, Miin., “Mifreh A great ice wore in'the upper. St. Louis river was W:oken by: thaw this afternoon, and-is reported: rushing down the riv- 2x, carrying cottages with it. Several families were temporarily in danger and-according to reports from Fond Du: Lac; Minn.,' that village was threatened with inundation.~ - Many: summer. homes of! Duluthians are. situated- on; the’ Minnesota shore of. the: St.. Louis river. and three are reported: moving: with the flodr or in danger, + i A: large portion of one bridge was tak off the. ice, but the big steel railroad. bridge east-of Fond Du Lac withstood the . sho¢k. As the ice passed docks. in. West Duluth, the ends o tne_middle, of the;dock-were shorn off. i | FATHER SHOT |. SONTOSAVE | |___ SOUL; SORRY; | Chicago... March: 25.—Frafik Pinano. 1%::years_ old, lays on’ a*cot in the county: Hospital « today. seriously wounded: while. ‘his. father, who shot him “to save his’ soul,” awaited anx- iously. the outcome .of the boy’s: strug: gle-for life. The father used his re- Important to all Women‘ Thousands upon ‘thousands of wo- men: have kidney: or-pladder trouble and never suspect ‘it. . Women's ‘complaints often! prove to ‘ve nothing ese but kidney trouble, oF the result of ‘kidney or bladder dis ease, 7 Y “ If the kidneys'are not-in a healthy condition, they) may, cause the’ other orgaus to become disease®. You may! suffer paitiin’ the back, headaches and loss of agtpition. Poor health. makes: “You: nervous; irritable and’ may. be despondent; t makes any one so, i But hundreds of women claim: tha: Dr. Kilmer’s: Swamp-Root. by restor- ing health to thie kidneys, proved: to be just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions. - Many send for a Sample Vottle to see what Swamp-Root. the great* kidy liver and. bladder medicine Wil do for them: Ry! enclosing teu cents to Dr. Kilmer &" Binghamton, N.Y, you mmay ‘receiy: mple size hottle:by Par- cel Post. “You can purchase: medium and’ large’ size bottles at all drug wstores, “Will h private. bath.® Music xurite. ko te Fourth Ave. S:on Tenth St. Bolsheviki were finally driven back. The way to. handle: corns:is| the 1 KQwas always afraid: he would turn “THe found his son on the streets in _| wounded. boy. until’ the police arrived. SoM Readers of this Paper. | .|issnow. open and will con- great. patriotic ice the seed: wheat. of ‘eve: Much wheat which: heated or molded in si each lot of wheat, esp Will you interest ting papers for. eve It will- pay know your wi s you need seed iwheat, talk it over aie your neighbors, val vise ‘your and.- bank and will’ take the matter volver last- night to keep-his- wayward son froin crime. “Fam not sorry,” the elder Pinano | COURT. MARTIAL WHEN. “Rather than have |/ cold: the police. him hyng. or shot, Lshot him myself. andi‘. in bad gany.”” , The elder’ Pinano. set out last night in a final effort to’ reclaim the boy. | My,boy yas com- | -ompany of.a gang. and after a few words, with him fired three bullets nto his body. He waited over the ‘T Tove you, Frank,” the aged man sobbed. “I did it to save your soul.” Frank. Jr... one of ten | children, slipped into, his career of’ a gangster, when he was 14 years ‘old, his father, said! He was arrested numerous times dnd sent to a reformatory at he! request! “the elder Pirfano. But is. mother’s pleadings won for him a reprieve: 3 Don't Suffer ~_ From Piles | Sample “Package ‘of the Famous . Now. bat” Pyramid Pile Trentmegt Ofiered Free to Prove It Will Do for You.. Pyramid. Pile- Treatment gives |. quick relicf from itching, bleedin ‘or protruding piles, hemorrhoids-an 2 : Pyramid Is Certainly Fi nd Works Such Wonders So Quickly, such rectal troubles,-in the privacy of your home. 60 cents a box at all druggists. Take no substitute, A single box often relieves, Ffee sam- ple for Trial mailed ip plain wrap- per, if you send coupon below. FREE SAMPLE COUPON. PYRAMID: DRUG. COMPANY, Gis. Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich. Kindly send men’ Pree sempic of id Pile Treatment, in plain:wrapper. Kindergarten Now _, ‘ vs Open, The Will. school, kin- dergarten, in charge of Miss. Matilda Williams, tinue until: Dec. 24. Pars ents. interested: .please start children. promptly. ; INNEAPOLI, ; IS will: be d splendid, el «with many attractive and. unusual: features to-promote the Comfort and’ Enjoyment: oftite Guests. ‘ill have'a spacious and inviting: tobby—public. and private Dinmg Rooms—a beautiful Balltoom—and’ man, é comfortable homelike. Bedrooms and Suites, each wath i daily—and excellent facilities for dancing,teas, receptions and other social diversions. Fire- proof soncrete -construction—Rates distinctly moderate. \ Ready for guests in the n hers sag : ‘desctiptioe Bookle J. M. MARTIN) Supt. future— ya sat Pie) . 5 ‘Festing Seed Wheat for Germination _ Theyéhildren, of. the ubli¢ schools: can do a. trict. It is. éasy, to do, and! very interesting. 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