The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1920, Page 2

PAGE TWO BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE . ... TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1920 The greatest niaster- pieecin the : Art. Gallery of Life is Nature’s “Picture of Health.” ig a marvelous portrayal of the huraan tits Leet. One beholde in its composite e symbol of strength, de Presents: triking appearance skia, sparklingey E firmmu: ing in aniniate een, alert, fresh, and ‘anairof unbounded co tin color and ill and cheerful rhysical forces ¢ the worn-out tissu: sndid aid to able appetizer, Tonetional regulutor of the uver, All druggists vel) LYKO, Get a bottle TODA’ mence to look more like tle picture of heulth. Sole Manufacturers: LYKO.MEDICINE COMPANY NEW YORK KANSAS jdneys and bowels. icture of Health Could Nature have tal:en you for her model? Suppose you etudy yourself in the mirror of the presentand compare your looks, your feel ings and your contution with the general characteristics of this picture of the human body in perfect workimgy order, all parts of which aresound, well organized and dispused, performing their functions freely, naturally. If you fail in any single point of resem blance, you are not the picture of health. It’s imperative, then, that you look fo 3 means to. rebuild your strength, energy and vigor~to bring your hody up to a normal state of efficicacy iu all cf ite parta, , Worry or over ion and a fine dig Y-and you'l’ com- CITY, MO. At88rd-st and Gth-av, ‘New York, there are six levels of railroad. KEEP IT SWEET Keep your stomach sweet’ today and ward off the indi- gestion of tomorrow—try KI-MOIDS the ‘new aid to digestion. As pleasant and as safe to take as candy. MADE.BY 6COTY & BROWNE Thé public is advised that-the Bismarck Water Supply: Co. is cleaning their~ reservoir, and while so doing is furnishing con- sumers with untreated raw river water. As this water is danger- ous to use for drinking without first boiling consumers are ad- vised to boil the. water.. until notified the same is safe. Signed C. E. STACKHOUSE, Health Officer The crown, as a 1 symbol of. royal- ty, was first introduced to Europe by Alexander the Great, who followed MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION, . 3 the versian usage. ' we sie a | Swift & Company Does Not Control Its Raw Material Other industries can buy their raw materials according to need or judgment, and set ‘a’ selling price. They need manufacture only what they can sell at their price. ‘ Cotton, wool, wheat, lumber, iron, steel, and other non-perishables, can be held either by their producers or their users until needed. But live stock comes to market every day in fluctuating quantities from scat- tered sources, wholly uncontrolled and at times without regard to market needs.” An immediate outlet must be found for the perishable products, at whatever price, as only a very small proportion can be stored. 4 No one cari foresee or stipulate what -they shall bring; prices must fluctuate from day to day to insure keeping the market clear. Only the most exacting care of every detail of distribution enables Swift. & Company. to: make ‘the small profit from all sources of a fraction: of a cent per pound, Necessary for it to con- tinue to obtain capital - and. maintain operations, ' . Swift & Company, U.S. A DEAL SHOWS HOW Nonpartisan Leaders Demon- strate that Wall Street Knows Nothing of High Finance rA RM ERS ARE VICTIMS Men Who Put Up the Real Mon- ey to Pay for Paper Receive None of the Benefits (Mott, IN. D., May 11.—An example of high finance which makes the ad- ventures of the celebrated J. Rufus Wallingford look tame and puny in comparison, was put over at Mott last Friday in connection With .the Brinton newspaper grab at that point. MH. By Dunbar, who is J, Ws Brin- ton’s successor as president of the celebrated iNational Publishers Ser- ‘vice bureau now in control of the “Ped press’ line of papers in North Dakota, is the principal actor. 0, *H. Opland, Nonpartisan state representa- tive from ‘Hettinger .county—supposed protector. of the interests of the farm- er friends who elected him, and two other farmers, James Bannon and J. HH. Church, were the-chorus. J. K. Murray, who recently secured en- dorsement as state's attorney for Het- linger county trom the Nonpartisans, was the state manager. The scene was set in the office of the (Mott Pi- oneer Press. Introducing Dunbar The curtain rose on act one with J. B. Dunbar front, center of the stage. This man recently swore on the. witness stand at Mandan that he never put a dollar into Mott Pi- oneer Press company stock; that the money to purchase this stock was furnished by the farmers’ subscrip- tions for stock and the National Pui- lishers Service bureau. The larger part is known to have been borrowed by the bureau, using farmers’ notes given for newspaper stock qubseriD: tions’ as collateral. Two hundred fifty-three Hettinger county farmers were cajoled into sub- scribing for stock by smooth-tongued, oily solicitors representing Job Brin- ton. Did they have anything to say about the management? Oh, no. That wouldn't be in accordance with the methods of Brinton and fis cohorts. wns All Stock Mr, DunDar had all the stock pur- chased put in his own name except | three shares, one each to representa- tive Opland and the two other farm- ers, who were selected as the chorus on account of their being known as) political dupes who will do whatever is directed by the state manager and the Townley gang. Mr. Dunbar then proceeded to vote the 112 shares of stock, for which he swears he nqyer paid a dollar, for these three men as directors. Then, with the connivance of Mr. Opland and Mr...Murray, he pgoceeds to amend the articles of incorpora- tion and the by-laws of the Pioneer Préss company, so ‘as to provide for $20 shares for issuance to the farm- ers who so kindly put up the money to finance the deal, and 300 $1 shares for the ‘Publishers Service bureau. The $1 shares have the same voting power, one to ‘the share, as the $20 shares tobe given.the farmers. In other words, the farmers have to pay $20' for each vate while Mr. Dunbar pays only $1 for each vote .and that presumably in deceptive services rendered. He is thus able to retain the control for all time to come. The farmers who put up the money, can whistle or swear, according to their dispositions. Thus, without a dollar invested, Mr. Dunbar issued to himself. personally, the common stock except three shares and manipulates the manage ment and cotitrol of a $15,000 concern so that he can dictate its whole policy for all time to come. This is a very good example of how: “we’ farmers” are running the Nonpartisan leagie and the state of North Dakota. “The Townley gang- sters are manipulating things for their own selfish ends. Sooner or later the farmers are going to wake up and’ find themselves holding the bag containing the most rotten, unscrup- ulous lot of deals ever perpetrated on the public. And the farmers furnish the money and swallow the bait, hook MANDAN WILL ASK FOR RECOUNT.ON CENSUS FOR 1920 Mandan, May 11.—The report from the census bureau of Washington giving Mandan a population of 4336, a gain of 463 since 1910 or 12 per cent increase was received with feel- ings of disgust by Mandan residents today. That the city has over 5,000 there is no question in the minds of business men, and that the Com-- mercial club will take action looking toward a recount seems probable. Possibly the 1910 census was crowded, but there is every, evidence, in new homes, in new buildings. etc., that the increase in the past ten years has been between 40 and 50 per cent. This puts Mandan a little below Valley City and ahead of Dickinson. Minot is the only city that will be largeY that has not been reported on from Washington. Census statistics of North Dakota SS Be: Slender | ‘The’ true way to E*tome slender. heattht Js wow .Yours. . the pictutes ; ‘9 art to give you ides of 4g, before before 1% iy j duction of wel starving | boted or idl ee cise. no. Thyroid cor of time, Just follow tbe Sisape, ce eusy ern ani luce (ote 60 pounds; « charm "anzaze all who Faw. 901, ‘Decoing’ lighter “in. step, younger An avpeatanre attr estth, add yea Reommended feetclane a for OIL OF snes KOREN at “a ‘Accent drug. store. ‘vex, with guartn “KOREIN CO., St F, New York ‘ity MOTT NEWSPAPER lies. LEAGUE WORKS) sez. cities thus far announced are as fol- lows Grand Forks . ‘Bismarck .. Jamestown , Devils Lake . Valley City Grafton ... THREE COMPANIES GIVEN RIGHT TO OPERATE IN N. D. Fargo, Minot and Marmarth Represented. in. New Corpora- tions: Granted Charters Physic Three new corporations were grant- |’ ed charters today by Secretary of State Thomas: ‘Hall, The companies, which will be located in Fargg, Minot and Marmath, are. as follows: Automotive Garage’ company of Fargo, capitalized at $100,000, to ac- fluire lands and buildings for garages, manufacture, export, import, buysand sell at wholesale and retail auto- mobiles, trucks’ and tractors. The directors are W. EB. Heller, W. E, Sommerfield and J. H. Thompson, all of Fargo. Purity Ice Cream company of. Mi- not, capitalized at 000, to. mann- facture and sell ice cream and’ dairy products. The directors are’ W. D. Campbell, C. H. Sorenson and V. R. Rompkins, all ef Minot. Gibbs Motor Sales company of ‘Marmath, capitalized at $25,000, to ‘buy and sell automobiles, trucks, trac- jaiple da i] on the package w: that year. tors, farm implements and machin- had as gi well’s Syrup Pepsin. Keep a not yet used it. If you have not, send ery and .general merchandise.’ The stores a bottle in your home. Where pont name anid a lress for a free trial doctor’s private pr: Today many live Someone is sure to need botile to Dr. W. Caldwell, 511 directors are Frank Gibbs, James H. Cramer and P. J. Hackl, all of Mar-j marth. Born in 1839 Dr. Caldwell Wonderful vigor of the founder of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin.” Millions now use his famous prescription s know that gocd-health depends Jargely upon proper digestion and elimination aud that uve sickness results frora constipation. No one knows this better than The whole ny small part More than on women, “ a aed icn.'0 hey wereconstipated, De, Caldwell in the course of 49 aelice, for he was grad- ih Medical College had found a good ve herbs with In 1292 he decided to formula in the manufac- ne to be known as Syrup Pepsin, and ear the pre) aration was a et. ‘The The preparation immediately € in the drag the third generation is using it. Stil in His Office Daily the “family” doctor, the general practionér, Mothers are giving it to their children who were given it by. their mothers. fivery second of the working day someone is selling at the rate of over 6 million bottles a year. Its great: success is based on on repeated buying, on one s ed user telling enother. ‘Khere are thousands of homes in this country that are never with- out a bottle of Syrup Pepsin, and the formulator of tbat prescrip- lion is fortunately living to seé its~ wonderful success, Women, children and elderly peuple ace espe ally benefitted Dr. Caldwell Sycup Pepsin. hile it is pr voruptly eflective on the most robust constitution and in the most cbstinate cuses, it is mild and gentle in its action and ause griping and strain, ‘neither opiates nor it is safe for the tiniest ‘buby and children like it und take it willingly. Every drug store sells Dr. Cald- DE. LW. zB. CALDWELL TODAY Born Shelbyville, Mo.. 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