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

ery PAGE SIX VTWEBEST ~-ON EARTH ‘Says Mrs. Staples of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Taunton, Mass.—‘‘I could not eat or ; sleep for six months, had fainting spells | and could not walk without help for three months, caused by female | trouble. My cousin, who was a doctor, | can nomina told me to take ‘ ; Lydia E. Pinkham’s | gressional dis Vegetable Com- | at a meeting of’ the pound and it helped | republican central me greatly. --Then | +, during the Change of Life I used the : same remedy. Iam seventy years old now. and am able to do my own housework and walk one mile to.church every Sunday morning and evening. I am recommehding, the ind to my friends hav- | Nee mene etles as 1 had. Your | Congressman by the Minot an' remedy is the best on earth. I cannot | Convention. Mr. Homness find oy ds to express my. gratitude the committee that it would be im to it.”’—Mrs. SusaN C. STAPLES, 157 B School St., Taunton, Mass. The reason that’ thousands of women from all parts of the country write such grateful letters is'‘that Lydia E. Pink- | son and Judge J. M, Hanley of (Man: ham’s Vegetable Compound has brought | dan, were both mentioned. as pos health and happiness into their lives, ; sible candidates for the 0 once burdened with pain and illness. !for congressman from the third dis: @Jt has relieved women from some of | trict. the worst forms of female ills, such as | deliberating displacements, inflammation, and ul-4ton would ceration. Why don’t you try it? the e against Con gress Instead of George Honiness of Crosby Pat D. Norton of Mandan. was: en state fr Mr. Norton, k White, the endorsement for congri Mr. Norton fills the plac by George P. | state. Judge W. C. Crawford of Dickin- s i ing the nor san league ticket. ‘When you need a Sign the race for the republi PHONE 909 nati nommte ten, three: candidates are left. 2 ‘4 Col. The Bismarck Sign Co. 406, Broadway husband’s candidacy. Senator A. J. 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Good ‘paints cannot be produced at a low costs “No ingredients Lave yet becn discovered that.will datistactonly take the place of. the combination of pure carbonate of lead, oxide of zinc and linseed. Any'other ingzedients are simply cil, used in Minncseta Paints, cheapeging agents, & i Sie : e i e Minnesota Paints j =i had ONE standard of quality f re” H ave ha standard of a: 4 or haif a century. No prom, ises of higher profits cot!d in: deviate frot Hi quality. When you you are’ge! the best that can possibly, be value for. the ‘money in- - vest hey will cover more ‘ace to the gallon than other i 2 longe: and look better. Minnesota Paints ween Properly applied. There’s a Special Minnesota Paint for . Every Paint2ble Sarface—inside or Out K 1 —for houses, barns, roofs, floors — e pation Hees *ealvacaieh: “fe ree aay ih ome flat paints for interior surfaces—automobile finishes, ete, Amd every veziety represents the best there is of its kind. | FOR SALE BY LOMAS HARDWARE. CO. ESOTA Pay THIRD DISTRICT} ANTI - LEAGUERS ENDORSE NORTON {Mandan Man to Run for Con- dorsed for the anti-Townley republi- ion from the third. con- rict Tuesday afternoon embers of the committee the 21 counties. comprising the who recently he senatorial race in ecepted vacated Homness of Crosby, who was encorsed for third district -league notified possible for. him to make the race because of business interests in the nomination The committee, however, after decided that Mr. Nor- the best man to, make sman- James H. Sinclair of Kenmare, who is seek- ination on the Nonparti- h Mr. ‘Norton withdrawing from n senatorial White, whose withdrawal from thé race had been persistently rimor- ed in Bismarck, will not retire, ac- cording to Col. White’s wife, who was here, Monday in connection with her Neither of these candidates inot anti- F. Ladd ofthe Agricultural college, endorsed by the league convention, is the third BASEBALL {| pe AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St. Paul . Toledo: Minneapolis . Milwaukee Loutaville . Columbus Indianapolig Kansas City . Pittsb Ci wo. Brooklyn St. Louis New York Boston Philadelphia . AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Cleveland ... 8 Boston .. 13 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Fifth Game - Chicago, May 26.—Vaughn- won: his - | fitth consecutive game yesterday when Chicago Nationals defeated Pliladel- phia. 7 to 2, making a:clean sweep ot the series. The visitors went to pieces in the sixth when the locals bunched six of their hits with erratic The « RHE, Philadelphia ....000 191 000—2 7 2 Chicago ........ 001 005 01x—7°11 0 Gallia and Witherow; Vaughn and Killefer, 2 2 . Pirates Get Another Pittsburgh, May 26.—Effective pitch- ing by Carlson and excellent support enabied Pittsburgh to defeat Brooklyn, 2 to 0 yesterday. Score: R.H.E. Pittsbugh ..,....000 011 00x—2 5 1p 99 0) Brooklyn .......000 000 000—0 3 2 ey Company; Who ii Cadore and Krueger; Carlson and Bayer pany, ¥ Introduced Schmidt, > ‘Aspirin 18 yeats ago, t - Champs Beat: Boston Cincinnati,:-May 26.—The Reds hit both Fillingim: and Oescher hard yes- terday and: wolf from Boston. 11 to 2. Bressler, starting his first game of the season did not allow a hit in the two innings hé worked: ee Score: Boston . 001 000 010-—2 4 1 Cincinnati . 050 012:12x—11 17 1 ~ Fillingim, Oescher O'Neill; Bressler, Lugue and Wingo.| with. Giants Split Series St. Louis, May 26.—New York got | an-even break on the series, with St.! Louis by winning yésterday, 7. to 5. R. Score: HE. New: York : 01 050 1007 10 1 -100 102-001—5 11 6! brok St. Louis Pe Toney, Benton and Smith, Good-)” ”-_ win, Jacobs, ‘Doak and Dilhoefer. i Left Handér to the Front Philadelphia, May 26.—Roy: Moore, a recruit left handed pitcher from ‘Waco, Texas, held go Americans |} to 5 hits yesterday Philadelphia won, 5:to 1. § R.H. Score: HE, Chicago 5100000: 000—1 6.0 Philadelphia ....200 200 01x—5:12° 1 Wilkinson. and- Schalk; Moore -and Penkins. ' :. Home Run Breaks Tie | Boston, May 26.—Hooper’s othe run: | off ‘Sothoron into the right field bleachers in the last. of the eleventh with noné out, gave Boston a'5.to 2 victory yesterday over St. Louis. Score: : R.H.B. St. Louis 200 000 000 00—2 8 2 Boston: A100 001 000 01—3 10.1 : ‘Ruth Gets Seventh Homer New ‘York, May 26.—The Yankees defeated Detroit in a hard-fought,-nip and tuck game yestérday, 4 to 3. Scoré: R.H.E. Detroit) .. 7, -100 010 000-+3 8 0 New York ». -200 000 101—4. 8. 2). Leonard and Woodhall; Quinn and Hannan, Ruel. : ; CIRCULATE NEW ROAD PETITIONS Petitions appeared.in Bismarck to-, . day proposing a constitutional amend: ment providing a means of obtaining trunk line highways,, built and main- tained iby the state. The petitions, which are to.be re- turned to George C. Reeder, of Michi: gan, secretary of the Good Roads As- sociation of North Dakota, contain the Proposed amendment. It: provides that all license tax“im- posed on ‘automobiles be turned: into: this fund, provides for the issuance of bonds, not to’ exceed $8,000,000 in any one year, and not.to exceed a total-of. $15,000.00 ‘unpaid: bonds, and provid- ing that a tax may bé Tévied if the au- tomobile revenue prayes insufficient.- SS. O ,100 LATE TO CLASSIFY o_o '“" WANTED—Plain and fancy ‘sewing, ‘tail- oring and. hand-work. Prices reason- able. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call at Gis Anderson St., Ave. C West. 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