The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1920, Page 2

me MAKES Lens Manufacturers taiturerd’ SoWé Dit cult Problem With the ~ ai Aid of Scientists. a ‘0 cATCHNG Ue. WITH GERMANY | ant Mechanical Difficulties In Making of Large Telescopic Disks Have* | \ Been Overcome—Process 4s Delipate One, New” York,—Large telescope \disks are being made in the-United States. All mechanical difficulties -have been overcome, according {0 an announce- ment made by Dr. George W. Morey, a member of the American Chemical X AVIATORS DROP FLOWERS OVER FUNERAL+CORTEGE OF LOCKLEAR There) ai are two theories as to ‘what happened then. One is that 6.—Flowers w plafes yesterday the bodies — ot Los Angeles, Aug. dropped from es Locklear afd Hiliott as hea bearing i ‘ Fy society. n Sul- | were ns of an engine whic Lieuts. Omer 106 lear ad ted Peat dea tat the critjeal. Bactaunty ) This rematkable achievement 1s due liott, former ar mye while doine| The other is that Locklear, who was | to preparation and handling of the in, here Monday MBM ion picture | piloting, was blinded by the light of gredients required for pure and flaw- “gtunt flying’ ae ae to the train] ther torches and misjudged” hig dis-| less glass and is the result of experi- scene, made thelr Wei, bodies east.| tance from ‘the ground. ' ments begin at the outbreak of the which was to The funeral procession. many members of the a gion a and motion pictur a body of Lieutenant me ki taken to Ferth Worth, contained erican Le rs. The world war, under the auspices of the geophysical laboratory of the Carne- gle Institution In Washington. Catching Up With Germany. Before. 1914 practically all the op- *WOMEN’S HOURS f HEARING SET and that den, Ala merchants for 2 jott to © +e] eae petition of at Lientefat a of Fort Wort®'| »,oaitieation of the tule of the Nortn| teal glass In the United States was Mrs. aby eapanyin ng the body Hn Dakota Workmen's Compensation bu | Imported from Geéermany.. When the oo aaa Loeklear and Enliott reau prohibiting women from work-] United. States entered the war the; 7 nee Monday ni yhen an a ing in mercantile establishments af-] field~ginsses, Tange findérs* telescopes ; wore iluminated by torches nea | ter.6:30 p. m. will be heard here-on! and other instruments. of | precision plane peing photograph August 17, it was announced today a a which they were rashed t6 | +p; 1 1 led aised by her army. and navy were ma production, .¢ The bureau temporarily, suspended | eauinncg with tenses fashioned be- for a cine! Meal field. * he rule on this matter and then. gall. earth at a pce an is, Locklear aid} og ‘the hearing. yond the Rhing)., Private citizens even tronical as é cate in just the man enn Ares: loahed or cont#fbuited operat glasses fall 10 is eee was to show. And} In Catholic cotntries, bélls, like }'ind binoculats to. the fighting forces. nor, the “Dice turned and turned other ‘church furniture are solemply Optical glass of fine. quality, ‘howev- the camera men The, picture was ended. ; consecrated before being taken into}er, is now, ‘be had, on this side of The plane mounted to 3,000 teet.} ase. the wate lima, of this achieye-} siaes in Naughton township. Locklear ed forward and/lit”the mee bag RRR sually, Prati ‘Ment of industrial chemistry has been” yir,-Karlson'-¢ameto this country torches. ereat ‘Ant” rho! on linguish different colors as varying reached by’ Aujetican makers in the} trom Sweden, {11883 ‘settling on “| Light, Heat and: Power company of the crowd below as he ‘pecamie vis- Soils manufacture of, lenses? for. telescopes. homestead jPurielbh county, Where 4 ible. .'yhere ie oy to! 2000 feat fT (ihe SC Le At first, disks’ which strengthened our heed pate a ae ha Ge. Locklear volplaned ta. 4,0)" op view were. made three or four inches f.. Kariaol: was’ a respected: ¢ : ‘wo. girls wanted for. table} then Went into, the head fat Yn idienieter Recently &/apeetal four | izen and stood -high in his community: which the camera men wete waiting: work. Apply Chocolate: Shop. dha. three-quarter faba Tong waall The’ funeral’ "services ‘ were’ con- p f ground for Lowell observatory at ducted hy, Rev. stanley, of Fargo, at Flagstaff, Ariz. The first nine and one-half Inch disk was turned out Idgt December., Six others have since been made and fe- lvered. As. their diameters increase disks-ate made with greater difficulty. Finally, on February 15, "1920, the first perfect 12-inch disk was furnished, and a-large optical glass corporation how lists this size for short-time deliv- ery. “ASPIRIN” WARNING! The name “Bayer” is the thumb- print which identifies genuine Aspirin | prescribed , by ‘ Making ‘Larger Disks. -. physicians for 20 yes “and proved Safe by millions. ‘hetiest’ size attembtéd sae exo incl disk, In the manufacture.of which the problém was still more compfex. *but they cracked in the annealing process, American ingenuity was brought into play to devise a means of slowly cooling these immense plates of glass, sé that they might be free fram the strain ‘so likely to destroy them. ‘Experiments by scientists of the geophysical laporatory showed ex: ‘actly how slowly their temperatures mist be lowered, and the éooling schedule outlined-was closely fol- lowed. Oyving, however, to the ex- treme ‘cold weather of last March and the-shortage/of €as, this schedule tould aot be ‘followed. -One splendid disk strained‘ and broke just when ‘nearly ~| ready to be takénfrom the oven. “unbroken: package?” of Accept only an genuine ‘ “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, ” which contains proper direc- tions Yor Headache, Ea: ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! SAFETY FIRST! Equipment hitherto used was then serapped and an electric furnace was specially designed to meet the needs of the problem _by experts of an electric company. This device: is thoroughly | insulated and provided with an auto matic appliance which will hold the ‘température: absolutely constant to a fraction of a degree while the glass {s being treated to Temgve strain.” The temperature\can be dropped afew. de. grees a/ week... — Handy tin boxes of 12\tablets cost but a few cents—Larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaccticacidester of Salicylicact, ’. BetterTires -. No Higher in Price. - Here are the biggest- value stires on the’' market—in 30x3 and 30x3)4 sizes. ~ They're GOODYEAR TIRES—and they conform in every way to the uniformly high Goodyear standards. They’re builtin immense quantities which accounts foy theit moderate price.’ After you Hy, appreciate thé su- periorities of these tires, we're © sure you'll use them. \ -The Dakota ‘Motor Company With the‘aid of this furnace now. in process: ‘of construction it is believed the American, manufacture of the largest'-disks will be overcome. Or- derg have already been accepted for the production of several Targe guar- anteed disks, including one pair-of the 18-inch size for refracting telescopes, and‘a 36-inch disk for a reflecting tel- escope. The furnace will receive the 40-inch size. When that goal has been reached, the company will. continue the dévelopment, so that” eventually the largest -and.finést disks in ‘the & ~ Atnouncement has been made by the bureau of war risk insur- $ | ance,that aggregate payments on * Total ot $223,384,769 Paid to Former Soldiers ‘world will be;American made. ; 5 { e awards of compensation and of ¥ VInsbraace to former service men “und their beneficiaries total $223,384,769.72. A recent compilation of com- pensation payments showed pay- ments on account of death of; . $15,914,735.86, ‘and for disability Of $84,527,403.20. . We Have Goodyear Heavy Tourist ‘Tubes; ‘Too: } \ Chance to Pad Census Returns, Cineininati, O.Af this city doesn’t get™a, move on there'll be more rats here than citizens, for according to estitiates of the/United States’ public health “authorities there are ~400,000 rodents “here doing /oyer a half ‘aill- lion dollars’ damage yearly. If Cin- cinaati’ would count, all “her~rats as “eltigens ‘the town’ would keep apace with sonfe-other ¢ities which have ghown large census, gains. WZ ” For All Baking . Requirements Use Clima Climax Flour %2**.2% SSS SS in quality: and: contains a high percentage of gluten..,; Necessarily'a high priced flour on account: of-its high quality. For sale by all grocers. Russell Miller. Milling’ Co. a Bismarck, N. D. such (a diversity of Indian Janguages as'in California. Ca¥orundum, the artificial’ substi- tute for emery. is said to rival the diamond in hardness. ~ BiG DISKS NOW, * 4 Several flawless ones were produced. | ® that the last difficulty in the way of] - Nowhere in, America has there been 5 elected president he'll keéep on’ w NAUGHTON MAN’S. (a rslolits 8 HELD \ THURSDAY P. M.| Funeral services were held-‘yester- day afternoon for John A, Karlson, ja 70, year old pioneer “Kanye in Naugh- ton township. Karifon’s~ death Wednesday came-after a/few months suffering from® Bright’s disease, ac: companied by‘ old age, He is survived by his wite, three daughters and a’son. The daughters are Mrs. C. A. Karlson, of ‘Naughton township; Mrs. E. A. Trygge, of Trygg township, and Mrs. Louis Skasheim, of. California. -The son, -Alfred, re- 2 p. m.\'Thursday at the Naughton school house. Burial’ was‘ in. the Naughton cemetery. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET August 6. Wheat, ‘No. 2 Red, $2.53 to $2.5: Wheat, No. 2 Hard, $2.52 to Oats, No. 2 White, Oats,,'No. 3, White Barley, $.97 to $1.12. Timothy seefl, $8 to $11. Rye®No. 2, 91.97 to Hat. MINNEAPOLIS hea” Flour. 50. to 60 -cents higher. SI ments, 51,006 barrels, $13. 1. Barle, $.87 to $1.08, Rye No. $1.92 to'$1.93. Bran, \.42, Wheat receipts 75 cars compared with 215 cars a year ago. Cash No. 1 northern, $2.70 to $2.89. Corn No.3 yellow, $ 0 $1.47. vats No. & white, $73 1-4 to $.73 ip- to 13.85 “Flax, $3) 38. ie Last year the (United States shipped more than one-quarter , bit lion pounds of milk as Spity prod: utts_to foreign countfiep. 7 The celebration of\a birthday an- niversary, customary among the an- cients; was originally ,frownéd upen by the ‘Christians, z . The largest bell ‘op the ‘American continent, is in the- cathedral. at Montreal; it weighs 25,000 pounds. H During 1919, life Ansufahce ‘com- panies in the United States “wrote new policies amounting to -$8,700,-, 000,000. - ig i MOTHER! Accept “California” S| only—look for, the name ‘California on j thé: package), tlten- you are. sure, your ebild is’ having the best and most harmless physic for the little stémach, liver.and bowets~ Children love its fruity tasté. Full-<directions (on. each bottle. You must sav “Calitofnia,” | SOR BONN ROR LCN HOT ap Li PERFECT ITS REAL aMEANING AND HOW TO" AYTAIN IT Dayton, 0.—William ‘Cox, brother ef James M.:C8x; Demo: |’ cratic candidate for president, is.shown hete at work behind the soda fountain..in his store in Dayton. f Valley. Power company, ‘| Princess Matoika, Aug. 6.—Discontent | “California Syrup of Figs? | Child’s Best Laxative - | ° Hot Day s Trying. ‘On pee ols constipated removed by Dr. ‘aldwell’s Syrup Pepsin HOSE who aré past the prime ae life know the discomforts :.of hot weather. ‘cise is tir- “ing, ae gongant ‘ating around on brings ‘vonstipation. Itis especially dani petits for elderly pedple to all nstipatton’ to continue for it creates poisons Min the system that may britg on - A serious flipess, uN: ‘TAyou pass'a single ay “without full \ and {ree elipination, so many/ thousands of elderly fon KS: and at once takea teaspoonful of Dr.Caldwell’s “Syrup Pepsin,'and you till find prompt relief. Itis only by doing this that you ‘can be sure of feeling well. You mast not trust constipation to correct itsél,, Bais y Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin ds par- ticularly suite to elderly people as it is 7a eeabinatian otsimple laxative herbs- + §vith pepsin that acts gently and with- J In his 82nd year ing its effect, aad it does not weaken. Ir. Levi North, of~Aittwerp, N.-¥;, tite. Dr. Caldwell himself ig in bis 82nd year, ane he has used only Syru; ees ip Pepsin for last ten years. Ho bell and hearty, ms er has constipation, anaché orpain. No person of advancing years should be without Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin And if Brother Jim is orking i in the store, he says. | WILSON CONFERS: ON POLISH CASE Washington, Aug. 6—Secretdry ot | | State Colby and undersecretary Davis | at a long conference today with 'Pres!- ing, Unliké'so many mediciiés,. these summer RE Baualvely, without Jos: sell it to you. five ‘economical. Milian of people of all ages suffer from occasional or R chronic constipation, Let them send-name and address to { Dr. W.'B, Caldwell, 512 Washington Street, Monticello, IL for a free sample bottle of his wonderful Syru| Hp Pepsin. . 8 million bottles were fe bough atdrug stores last year, the largest sale in the world, \ indignation meeting at which a com: } “*Phe-Anieyican vulture that lives on mittee was appointed to confer’ With | carrion is immune against all disease “ thie officials Teeroine future arrange-; Serms and is believed to ye instru- ‘dent Wilson at the White House. It i g was underatood that the youn situa’ | Tents. 4 Weeus Te eDresne athe bibone tion was, digcussed, The internal: revenue bureau, inthe >’ fiscal year ended June. #0. made, tne! HEAR RATE PLEAS greatest annual, tax collection- -sineé ‘HERE ON. LUG. 16/; ts | getablishinent, in 1862. we \ he si state, board 0 “of ra railroad commis- dibwers has' fixed the time of hearing |' on-the application of, the: Réd»River of Grand Two girls wanted for table work, Apply Ghocolate Shop. Forks; the Northern States Power company; -of Minot, and’ the Union "AT SCHEBLER’S BARN SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th Robinson, Baritone Singer, will also.be there / _ Dancing from 9200 o’clock:to 12:00 o’clock e McDONALD’S ORCHESTRA © Fargo, for.ratéincreases}'pt 49, a. m. on August 16Nat, ‘the commigsion ‘of-/ f fices there. . OLYMPIC TEAM. | DISCONTENTED|¥ On board the United States Steamer by among the membe! ers of, the ;American Olympic team onboard tihs steamer resulted in the holding today-of- an COLUMBIA. PHONOGRAPHS ene ~~~ COLUMBIA RECORDS tom’ the fase. of Majrs, wonderful lf \ ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED Physician Surprised | Remedy, decided to try’it on a chro! nic case of indigestion and gastritis i 1_was interested in. After/the first . dose the -patiert was ‘relicved of gas troublé and was soo able fo eat radishes and many things, ®e' had hot eaten in’ years.” ‘It removes the cat- arrhal mucous from the _ intestinal tract and allays .the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ‘ailments, includ- ing appendicitis, One dose Will con: vince or mortey reffindeé at druggists everywhere. COWAN’S DRUG STORE ‘CAR WASHING. CORWIN MOTOR ch. | Ride Fartheron Go odyear Tires in Your, Small Car rau ARRUKENOMNNNRTENNNHNMNHMRNEN It is tite péeioeniaiiee, not price, that” decides what-you really pay; hence, do not experiment with tires made to sell at’ sensationally low prices. You can secure in Goddiyett Tires, of > . the 30 x 3-, 30 x 3% and 31-x4-inch ‘sizes, a high relative ‘value-fhot €x- ceeded even in the farnows Goodyear Cord Tires on the world’s anes : automobiles. : r - Goodyear* experience and, care. are _-applied. to their manufacture in the ' world’s ‘largest tire factory Seed ‘to these sizes. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort;- ell or other car’ takin these )Sizes, goto your. nearest Service. ‘Station for_ Goodyear Tires; take tage of the-opportunity to get Goodyear mileage Bae cessoay. »' a ve Goodyear issed Tourist Tubes cost me, ; Be Sopaenr mi $350 es more than the price you are asked to pay, eae Srcath Tread. for tubes of less metit—why risk costly 4 1, casings when such sure protec- " ae ire Fabric, = $2150 - tidn is avilable? 30x31, size - $450 Anti Skid Tread. Sy ys. Any druggist will J “>! ‘ , ' | | a yy