The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 6

BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNE Tanlac than words fer it Las given me health and happiness after twelve years of suffer'ng,” was the enthusiastic staement made the other day by i i] “TAM MORE GRATEFUL TO an express, Mrs. Olivine Peltier, of Vermont. than s given hapvin after twelve suffering” was _ the 26 Kast Allen pled so longwith ceplessness that a drudgery and I asure | out, of, life. any jd hardly bear the sight of food little I did eat caused me severe , suffering afterward. _ -Gas would form on my stomach so badly thet it affected my heart and I thought I had heart trouble. 3 “I was so nervous I wuld jump at the least unexpected noise and would drop everything I had in my hands. I got so we faint af times that atch hold of some- cp fom falling over. My |. : brckon and restless and, I ‘yapidly. I had Jit- ngth or energy . as ‘I had 1 kinds of medicines without Z tse 2 very much dis- ondition. I would | thine: slean * eee) evel com ) “My husband had been taking Tan- lac and when I saw, what wonderful results he, was getting I decided to try it myself and now I think as much of Tanlac as he does hecause it has helped me the same way. ‘Mv appetite has come back and everything” agreés with me perfectly. Tam taking on w eight rapidly and have already gained nine pounds; in ‘ et, I feel perfectly well in every vay. ‘Tanlac has dope wonders for we and I am only too happy to tell others about it.” ‘Tanlae is sold in Bismarck by Jos. reslow. in Driscoll by N. D, and J. NM. Barrette and in Wing by H. P. Toman.—Advt. MORDECAI BROWN SAYS WING'S STILL . THERE March 26.—Mor- ar-pitcher its the old but believes his deeal Brown, for yeu for: the Chicago chub: pitching arm still hold_ off fhe batters in. the Three. T leagne the coming season. Brown will manage the Terre Haute team of the Three-I league again this coaching pitchers at at the present time, URINE Wholesome, Cleansing, Refreshing and Healing > Lotion—Murine for Red- Fon, ALY ess, Soreness, Granula- Yo S tion ‘Ttching and Burning ‘OUR EYES of the Eyes or Eyelids; “2 Drops” After the Movies, Motoring or Golf will win your confidence. Ask Your Druggist for Murine when your Eves Need Care. Murine Eve Remedy Co.. Chicago : nade the other day by Mrs. | i} | | MUCH INTEREST SHOWN IN FARM BUREAU MEETING Preliminary Organization Burleigh County. will be Formed Tuesday Farmers ay opra lly every sec of the cofnty are ‘showing con ly interest in the forthcoming organization meeting of azriculturiscs for the purpose of forriing a Burleign county farm bureau. This preliminagy meeting wil) be held in the Commer cit] lub rooms Tuesday afternoon and has~been arranged jy County Ageut Cearge — W.0 Gust on and Tome: Demonstration ent, Miss Blsie Strk. fe The farm huretn idea is spreadins very rapidly in wrth pakela, most of the prog minties in the slate havjng active fous. ‘The pure pose of the burer is to deve agricultural, animal husha ing and other activities ineluding improved metheds for the farm homes and the, formation of hoys' ud girls The principal sperker at the pre- liminary meeting will be H. B. Ful ler of the Agricultural colleve, Mr. Fuller has taken’a leading part in the fon of farm bureaus in other x in the state, He; putline the furmers and their £amilies go about forming the local planning the program, for th how should Imreru, 1920 activities keeping up the interest and, enthusiasm in’ the burev how the organization eat the mosy good for the gre: her. Invitations to attend, ‘the orginiza- tion, meeting are being sent out by and omplisn ést- num- d tark amd Mr. Gustafson practically every farmer and -his family in the county. Replies re- ceived up to this time show that a great many of th and much enthu: being shown, indicative of a successful farm bureau Yor Burleigh Seana Me 1 be present > -" L TAIN TED ‘ED TOGAS | ee | _ Frauds Have rave Cost Other | Senatorial Seats ae oe % ENATOR TRUMAN H. NEWBER is not the finst United States s toy whose right tg sit in the senate has been questioned. : SENATOR JOHN TH. MITCHELL, of Oregon, accused of conspiracy ti defraud the United States out of a portion of its public lands in Oregon. He retired A 1006 from the senate pending hearfng of his case, pit died before “dectsion was\reuched. SENATOR WILLIAM, A. CLARK resigned from of Montana, senace when committee declared his: election (1898). void, enough bribery being shown to gffect the result. Clark was revlected’ and seated, SEN. ATOR Al EXANDER CALD- WELL of Kans: (1873) rasignen after senate committee elgried his election “thoroughly i Kan as (1879) jinv: atleatoace on necount of alleged. corrupt election practices. Not enough bribery: shown to’ affect result, and he was permitted to retain oft ‘ATOR HENRY B. PAYNE ‘wi Ohio (188) alowed to retain his seat, because “Noe personal parficipa- | ton in bribery was shown.” It was j then the senate decided “ a senator could be unseated only on proof that enough yotes \for- him had been in- fluenced corruptly to decide the elec- tion’ * SENATOR WILT TAM LORIME. ER of Minois (1911-12), Whose elec it was alleged, ‘had been’ browgKt about by bribery and ruption, Senate in 1911 foted he was eutitled to his The Cold That: Hangs On This is No. 5 of a-series of advertisements, competent physician, explainin, attack the air passages—such as ing Cough, Medsles or even a long continued Cold—often I a how certain » prepared by a liseases. which neumonia, Influenza, Whoop- ave these organs in an inflamed, congested state, thus affording a favorable foot! ld for invading germs. And how Vitk's Vapo- Rub may be of value in this condition. im A cold is simply an inflamma- tion of some part, of the air pas- sages—throat, larynx or bronchial tubes—just like a sofe is an in- flammation of the skin. A long continued cold means constant inflammation and this constant inflammation frequently weakens the air passages so that they become an easy point of, attack for invading germs of more serious diseases. A “coldsthat hangs on,” therefore, is simply nature’s ‘red flag” ‘indicating that there is “trouble below,” and this warning should never be neglected. , Nightly applications of Vick’s VapoRub.will aid nature to clear up that. inflammation. Because Vicks acts locally by stimulation thru the skin to draw out the and. relieve-the cough! In addi- tion, the medicinal ingredients of Vicks are vaporized by the body ‘heat... These vapors are breathed in all night. long, thus bringing the medication to bear + directly upon the inflamed areas. Vicks should be rubbed in over the throat and chest until the skin is red—then spread on thickly and covered with) hot flannel cloths. Leave the ng it ing loose around the neck and the bed clothes arranged in the form of a funnel so the jvapors arising- may be freely inhaled. If. the cough is annoying, swallow a ‘small bit of Vicks the size of a pea. Samples to new users will be sent free on request. to.The Vick inflammation, attract the blood | Chemical Company, 235 Broad away: from the congested spots! Street, Greensboro, N. C. = VISKS: More Than 17 Million Jars Used Yearly. Bodyguard Against Colds # ‘for to | | AMERICA’S MOST i| ‘ GONE -IN LESS THAN ‘YEAR FAMOUS BABIES Edward B. McLean, And Billie Dansey: (left), picked monton, N. J- New senate in. 191 igation and voted. ( renewe'l to 28) ty inves oust him, SENATOR WILLIAM BLOUNT of. Tenngsses (1799) tried ina. court of impeachment, of jurissliction. re: sed. Dickinson Expert Urges Growing of . -More Kubanka Here| Dickinson, Mareh 26.—Owing-to the present wide spr in price between | common hard spring wheat and durut or macaroui wheat, nuuny farmers thinking of noe pau ting any of the latter type. According tor the yi of these wheats at fhe Ty ition th se oor, pol the past seven years the “riety Kubanka —No.. 8. has 1 bushels, while Marqui yielding common. wheat. 1 averaged only 17.0. bushels: , This\is, an jncreass of thirty per cent for the Kubanka, From all information able there will not. be such ‘a wide spread ‘in price between durum and ‘common wheats when the 1920 crop is market ed. Phe! present premium for hard spring wheat is caused by a small crop in. thé spring wheat states’ and un unusually large’ crop in ‘omer Wheat-growing . states. The scarci has caused millers to pay a prem the best milling -wheats.: UnYavc ble exchange rates have also.depres ed the price of durum, since about crop is exported. ved that these conditions will’ be adjusted. and that the relative of the two “Wwhepfs, will soon they were before-the war when fav cents difference in price However, should prices: re- main as at,present the differences in yield in Western. North Dakota more than covers the spread in price, Growers are cautioned to be care- ful inthe glection of durum seed and plant only a uure amber gurum. A smi] mixture of red durum or of com mon whent? will lower the unurket grade and decresjse the price. several cents per bushel. i CANADIAN “MONEY ‘OUT OF+ CIRCULATION. IN TOLEDO Toledo, 0. Mareh ‘anadian | money has almost entirely disappeared from circulation here in the opinion of merchants. and bankers, because of | the one on per cent discount upon the foreign curreticy weeks, 280, Zi The Toledo Clearing as ports ‘that most: of the currency tha eeume in, after. the discount went into effect was shipped back to its native land. 26, OHIO INDUSTRIAL CITY TO HAVE MORE DAYLIGHT | | sts Toledo, © ‘0... March action clocks will be turned ahead one-hour on Marely 28, juhder -an ordinance | passed hy-the ¢otncil, Railroads.en- here will not be affected greitt: | ly by ithe eh ng! This js the dividing point. ‘for stern and cengral standard time. Officials Say much confusion. is caused sthereby and that Chicago) is the more logical dividing point. it be- ing a terminal. FARTHES'T NORT it if i GION AunequeATas! y Maitey, | Former ilors Of fats | None," not. 150° miles} away south of the Arctic circle have onzan- | ized a post’ of the American legioi, The Nome post claims the farihest Pasta have been orga eral Alaska citios, including Jun Fairbanks, Anchorage and, Seward. | The Juneau post boasts the fitst wo- | man -member jn Ala: She is Miss Betty Brown, Juneau nurse, who s-r- ved ‘two years overseas, dismissed for want |. In less than a vear two of the thrée most Fargas babies in America-have died and one has. disappeared. , Morrison’ 1 Marshall’ bove), adopted. son of Vice Preside’ ue a die NicLean (right), the “hundyed-million-dollar son” of wes killed by an automobile May_19, 1919. tMarshall, diedFebruary as the prize 100 per cent baby of the country; disappeared October 8, 1919, from Ifis home in, Ham- \ : , OOO ented PLANES FOR BIG GAME ‘| Aircraft to be Used in Inacces- sible Regions Helena, Mont., Match 26.— Montanit sportsmen, are amost ‘without’ excep- tion agreed that the airplane will come into, popular use ‘it. hunting big game in the, Grpat Divide distkict and’ othe: is which are how virtually in- Me. The use of Ships will be transporting the ‘sportsmen and supplies tos regions, now in- game, that-the hunters find great ditficulty reaching, Those sections which are “more easily, ached. baye, been almost de: si the larger ‘of the same xcept! it Sons When’ they ne from the higher of food. Sportsmen ; that p plane codld pe aided in ofthe many’ of thie cleared spaces’ thei habited by big | th the: forest, regions, “Grom, which. the (ut in ixest of. EASILY . illness.’ your.a Se -| inthis Thousands’ wh a¥é rione too strong trace. the present Saakehad. state to: infeed or ‘some like-debilitating ‘Such’ could ‘not ‘do better than try tho strength-restoring and body-building: virtaes’ of t This efficient tonite 4 is ‘noufidhment 4 in a form ‘that helps ‘build up.a ay resistance. ‘Jf you are ‘not in stomed strength—rich, nourishing COUNTY AGENTS. OF rane (COM and April: agents 4 thse: coun- gounty agents will 1d, tip conte: Heh. will be held her y the ‘count, which will he he in the postotlice building. | The principal” speaker of the coa- mk we will be HB. Fuller of ‘the | Awri eultural college, atte leader in | fural avo Dr. Don i. college's live shock ex i . present to. discuss this of the conferayes, of similar ones are being held wall the ‘state. is to lay. plans: for ‘ gooperation with farmers dur ing the coming season, ‘The Agricul- tural college’ de: to mak every nnty wericultar gent as effective possilie jn hettering farm and farn- ing cqnditions in each coyntys and | these conferences are Weing held: for the purpose of exchanging ideas and mapping, out programs. ,- OLDEST SUFFRAGE DO CUMENT * ‘FOUND Helena ‘Wegnan “Has Constitu- tion 87 Years Old ‘” Helena, “Mont... - March | 26. — Mrs. George, Conway of this. city ha cringed, whepsth i ocwmhent, ext for many years / session, @ The “document is the original manu- script ‘of ,the constitution of the Long M endows-Masie Maternay association, which Jias heen missing for 87 years. This is said, to be the oldest asso- ciation of women, to secure suffrage in America, Conway read’ that the manuscript, was being sought. . She recalled that, her grandmother, perience Cotton, Hunt. had given on her .death-bed, an old) manus which she greatly cherished. Inves tion revealed that the manuseript \y pthat sought, by ithe Long Meadows as sociation. | Mrs. Tiunt, at one time was a res!- dent of Long, Meadows, and while a resident. there wwas gn officer of the | association, at which time the doc- ument came inte her: possession, , Mrs, Conway has fresented it,to the assac ni ELK s WH IN’ Loss of Animals Slight; } Report Park OFfiials Livingston, Mont! “Match 26. of elks outside, df and in the 1 of Yellowstone “park, according to re- < from, foréstry, ‘oftici heen 5 The animadg Ari intereat well and sincé thy slaughter. .of last fall, during; thevopen ason, hunt officials are concerned, a8. no violations ef. the law have, been reported.,” Foresters, who ‘are protecting game ection, ‘are, obliged to make’ TRACED choo) have liot pursued tient, so far as the |, becunse of the unusually= heavy . suo, ducing, ihe tips. MUSIC WITH ‘THEIR. ‘LESSONS PROVING | “AID TO STUDENTS can On “Maren 26. == Final In has -discovered performers, army oflivers and “ph: directo rive known for a long time. Ig mi gives rhythm and life to movements of, the feet, in, dancing, w not. also. to the/tjands in manual exe cises? So’ the talking machife! i. taking its place ih the commercial classroom. Ragtime Thnes,_ always tlaved. to give the dents the rythm and speod, they. re- dive. “Smile” that somewhat: shop- worn. air.of, the vintage, of 1918, ,dic- | tates the movements ‘in that what older practice sentence— is the time for all good men to come to the gid) of their. party.” Early Spring is Patterson Vat ao: ee i Lime. In all the man of todays | sectional Re raceont a Re | Held Next Wedésday and 1) : <p hunsdayess e , "el Tian! 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