The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 3

7 : ~ NOTED SUFFRAGIST | ISSUES. STATEMENT a! FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1920 5 “BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ELTING E|BISMARCK] THEATRE THEATRE Tonight and Saturday Tonight-Tomorrow Starring Ethel Clayton Shirley Mason f —in— ines é “Girl 0’ My Heart” From Frances Marion Mit- chell’s story “Joan of Rainbow Springs” “A LADY IN LOVE” A Romance of Youth and the - Dangerous Way —and— “BRIDE‘13” The Picture’ of a Thousand Thrills also ELMO THE FEARLESS Coming! Coming! 4 The Only and Original Tarzan, Elmo Lincoln —in— “The Romance of Tarzan” i Monday. | * Doris May and/ Douglas McLean —in— f “Lets Be Fashionable” ¥ \ ! Mrs. Annie M. Sloan, of Buf-| falo, Declares She Would, Not’ Take All. the Money in the World For Good Tanlac Did Her. “I will just say frankly I think Tanlac is perfectly wonderful and I, wouldp’t take all the money in the) world ‘for the good, it has done me,’ | said Mrs. Annie M. Sloan, recently residing at 275 Huntington’ Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. ea Mrs. Sloan has resided in Buffalo: for the past forty years and is very; prominent in club circles, being an} active member of the Buftalo City club, thé Lincoln Republican bub, | and the Women Voters League. She represented the women of her city in their appeal “to the Unitel! States senate at Wastington when/ the Suffrage Bill was first intyo-| duced, and was honored with a mem. } bership to the Washington Suffrage club. Mrs. Sloan is also deeply in-| terested in church and charity wo Her statement regarding the -benefit | she has derived from\Fanlac will )e, of wigspread interest. She said: «<) “I Shave only been taking Tanlac about four weeks, but Jam already feeling better than.I have felt in years. Why, it juSt seems as though | I have been awarded a new lease on} life, and 1 would be doing an injustice | to others who are trying to Yind re- Het mot to tell what hig rand medi; American Cafe up to and includ. “Some time ago I was compelled ‘n INS Dee. 5th at noon will be paid undérgo an operation for gallstones, by Soo Fou. after which J got along veryxwell until Signed CHARLIE WANG‘WEE about a year anda half age, whet LOY LEE I had a very severe bilious attack./! — These attacks became frequent and\ with each one I would have to remain! fF | always was better than | MRS. ANNIE M. SLOAN, Prominent Buffalo, N. ¥ Woman and Suifragist. “Two Big Features at the Or- cheum Tonight. Do:not fail to : see them. f NOTICE To All Concerned All bills contracted by the dn bed for fotir or five days. “About six weeks \ago I had an- other of thes2/ attacks and was in} such awful pain 1 almost gave ap) hindsicht.. Those who take hope. This spell left me without any | Balt energy and so weak I could hardly | walk acros; the room. i “Tanlac has relieved my_troubles ! entirely. I am enjoying~ splendid SCcOoTTs EMULSION regularly exercise health now and am brimful of new} J base, their estimates on payment of,a't DIAMOND DYES Any Woman can Dye now BUSINESS HAS > MAN TALKS 0 GREAT SLUMP, LOCALCRIERS WHEAT MILLING ‘ADVERTISING | Mandan and~ Bismarck Clubs’ Join in Greeting: Associa- | tion Head | | Chicago, Dec. 3.—The wheat flour’ milling business, to which attention was get by the Kansas industrial court® investigation /of Kansas mill-! ers for reducing gperations, is the; quietest it has heen in ten years, ac. cording to A. P. Husband, secretary i of the Millers National Federation., URGES He said there is practically no export: call stk Hour and that domestic de mand falls much below a capacity |. + based ‘On a large export trade. BAe | ing clubs of the World y ; “The miller has not been an import-|&t Mandan and Bismarck Town Crie ant factor in buying wheat this year,” | la t night by Wiliam J. Betting, of Mr. Husband said. “The reduced! quantity of wheat he has been able to handle has largely withdrawn him ‘ tromstiiscmackar i dered by the Cri€rs of the two | song oeus Lack of export trade Mr. Husband | © at the Grand Pacific hotel. | a eae Color: Dye: i attributed for the most part to un-| The Associated Advertising Clubs} _ {4 atone Dice ne oblse it favorable ocean freight rates on flour of the World represent the second | 4,, par eect au ee pre Buaranteet| as compared to wheat. He said an-ad-| lurgest industry in the world, Mr. H Dene ite shave ever dyed petore. vantage given wheat of 26c a hun-| Hetiing said.“excepting the member-! pee "Gmor Gerd oot Deamon dredweight had operated to. draw. ship of the United States Chamber f/ P¥¢S Color Card. American wheat to Euyope where it, Commerce. There are 20,000 members |: was made into flour and sold at lowes | prices than American flour could be TA R ] FF L A W | ! sold there. Consequently, he said, millers in He A LOCAL SURVEY: Work of, the: Associated Each package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple that any woman can diamond-dye any old, fad- ed ments, draperies, ¢ ngs, ev- ‘jerything, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, a new, rich St. Paul, vice president for the north-4 ea M ssdciution. as guest of honor at a west district of the a Betting er tl Great Britain, Holland, Denmark and Sweden,.where the United States had been doiig a large business, have been very busy and that European needs appeared to be taken care of until next spring. t The differential against flour has been reduced to 5c a hundredweight, but Mr. Husband said this reduction had come sa_late it would not do mucit to encourage export. OSAGE INDIANS GBT MILLIONS PROM OIL BONUS Oklahoma City, Okla, Dee: 3-—In-, come of Osage Indians allottees for| the year of 1920 will total nearly $10,000 tor each member of the tribe: and children who have inherited oi Washington, Dec. 3.-+-That the only : preventative for a recurrence of the ! present difficulty in marketing agri- culture products is the erectiop of a thigh tariff law, is the opinion of Sen- | at x J. McCumber of \Narth Dakota, j acting chairman of the senate finance | committee in the coming session. | “Many theories have been advanced {for the present slump in, prices on ag: ‘ricultural products,” said Senator Mc- jLWuver, “No matter what the cause, however, | believe the: remedy so far jas wheat and wheat products .is con- ‘cerned lies in the imposition of a j heavy tari With that belief, I have ! prepared a bill which I will introduce enting ev-/in the senate and which will also be of tha | introduced in the house, prodadly ; Representative George M. Young of | North Dakota, providing for high du- WM. J. BETLING of the organization rep ery continent on the globe except Africa. rights because of death of relativ ' Speaking of local problems, Mr. Such is the belief of officials at the| Betting urged the busiss men of | CS 07 wheat and wheat products. government Indian Agency here, who! Mandan and Bismarck, who are in | “I propose a tax of 6) cents a ushel on wheat with responding ested in advertising to make co: ‘ates on wheat product: Senator McCumber said that some of those who were. interested in .the | present situation, were urging an em- ‘bargo on the export of wheat. and awheat products. ‘The senator added he had studied the laws and could find’ none that would w: t the’ placing of an embarg> on_ exports. regular allotment in December, . {mercial surveys of their territorie Bonus payments of $1.000 are now and proceed to develop them to the} being paid to members of the tribe.as; fullest extent on the basis of this sur- an extra dividend derived ftom past vey. , - lease sales, the purchasers being ofl/ “You've first got to sell your city companies and individuals who. pa Ito your own people,” he said, “fon if one-fourth the price of the lease at! your own people don’t believe in your once with the balance due in three; city’ no one else will. In St. Paul years a@6 per cent. Interest. The to-! more than 50 per cent of the budget tal being paid the Osages as bountics of the commerce association is devot- is $2,225,000. on ied to the business of selling Si. Paul There are now 2,228 original shares | to jtself.” ‘ in the Osage Indian tribe, according; Work undertaken by the Associated to officers of Indian affairs, this be-| Aqyertising clubs, of which the Town was authority ‘in the antidumping clause of the tariff law, Senator Me- Cumber gaid there was no that wheat, for instance, at a higher price in Canada than the ne sfhe number of ences and those! Criers is a subsidiary orfsanization, in! producers were — offering it fn the adopted into the tribe when tie rolls’ promoting truth in advertising were United States. With such conditions closed for this bonus allotment. outlined by him. He cited some of! sye president could not invoke the LOST—Pink sapphire ring. Finde: return to Mrs. Joe Bartsch, 4 Main for reward. 12-3 and the manner in which business many letters from soldiers and friands nen haye pushed this work forward of soldiers inquiring about the bonus TWO OR THREE—Unturnished mod- | f% the general good-ot ‘business. | pill, which passed ‘the house in the ern rooms for rent. Kitchen cabi-! Mr. Betting has visited Grand Fork last sgssion. | Minot and Fargo in tour, and went “TI have done nothing with ear ale, at 422, Ttn| > 4 net and range for sale, at 424, T™_|fvom Bismarck to Valley’ City. sinquiries,” he coricl ded, street. + + FOR RENT—A four room cottage. | ©. L. Young, president of the Bis-}do not know what. ¢ a Call-801\7th street. T "42-3-3t Marck Commercial club, responding | the committee on fiuasee will i NICE largé furnished room with al-/t@ an invitation to speak to those, have written to Sena‘or “Boles Pen- cove. Modern home at 810 6th St. present, declared that all are un-, rose, irman. of us ee \ 12-3-2t. consciously advertising their work or, ing st ) hut ay jtheir business all of the time. 11) no It is probablo t FOR RENT—-Furnished rooms. House- the keeping privilege if suited, 409 sth | cited will ssion to consider this and other mate | instances in which the spirit of : committee Bieee: 12-3 air play had brought big returns. se: u STRAYED-—From D. Burge farm, using local illustrations. ‘ters now before it / spotted , pony. Notify .D. Burge.! Maj dent cre os Tel 413F 11, 12-3-2t, ma . was called upon | =s elephone tee _by president Phil Meyer, of the Bis- Harry Carey in “Bullet Proof?” "2" k club, to speak in behalf of the A PAW SORE THROAT pe F i Mandan Crievs. and Larry Semon in “His Home *""""" E : ! Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterele. won’t blister like Fired Father’s Mill Because- He Did Sweet Home” are sure to please~ you at the Orpheum tonight. by} Relative to the suggestion that thera) i evidence | selling} rare the notable cases of fraud, the] anti A as a reas f He TO C T - 3 : | autidumping clause as a reason tor! TOO LATH# TO CLASSIFY ©: |incthods used in driving takers out ' placing an GibareD on wheal ar of business both locally and national-| Senator McCumber has received | strength and energ: know of Tanlac. Tanlac is sold in Bismarck sby Jes. Breslow, in’Driscoll by N. D. and J H. Barrette, in Wing by H. P. I man, and in Strasburg by Strasburg Drug Co. ae (Advertisement) ~ See Harry Carey and Larry Semon at the Ornheum tonight. : actly like” the genuine. 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