The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1922, Page 8

. PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ' TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922 © Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Headache Colds Rheumatisr2 Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer’”’ package which contains proper directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Aleo bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacilester of Salicylicactt 2|week, and will. generally urge the Le COFFEE & GROCERY C All Merchandise Guaranteed or Money Refunded. 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Keep “Tab” On This Space. ‘CITY CAUCUSES ‘panks which had been ‘closed are re- FORMER SERVICE MEN TO ATTEND Special Committee Named To Be Present and Urge Interest Of Ex-Soldiers TO URGE HARRINGTON Representaitves of service men have been directed to attend the cau- cuses of the ‘various political parties ‘n Bismarck this week. Special com- mittees have been named to be pres- ent at the caucuses tonight. The service men’ will urge the carrying out of the sentiments ex- pressed by the Burleigh County Vet- erans’ Political Club in meeting Aast service man’s interest. The appointments for the various wards follow: ist, Ward: A. I, Holta, chairman; A. A. Jones, P. G. Harrngton, Ted Schnecker. 2rd Ward: Frayne Baker, Chair- man; Tom Galvin, D. C. Scothorn, Frank Henry, d 8rd Word: W. E. Cole, chairman; Myron Atkinson, Don McPhee. 4th Ward: Henry Rhud, chairman; Harry Bernstein, Howard Arnold. ‘Sth Ward: W. Z. Neal, chairman; Finley Baker, J. A. Flow, Art Spang-; ler, Benton Flow. 6th Ward: Dr. J. 0. Arneson; chairman; Dr. E. P. Quain, _ Noel Thoralson, Francis Parsons. Committee Announcement An announcement by ,the executive committee says: “The idea that prompted the reso- lution and’ the subsequent appoint- ment of these committees is. to see; that proper candidates are endorsed! for the various offices by the parties and to see that candidates so en- dorsed are ones that cen tbe relied upon to \protect the interests of the ex-service men-. In cases where ex- service men are candidates and are opposed by men not so qualified, every effort should be used to pro- mote the interests of the ex-service candidate. “Concerted effort should be made to secure the selection of as many ex-service men as possible as dele- gates to the county conventions in order that the interests of the ex- service men may be carried to. the county and state conventions, and to do anything in any other way that may be possible to carry out the wishes of the service men.as they were ex- pressed by resolution and otherwise at the convention of Aptil 5th. In other words, take such steps as are necessary to protect the service men and their friends who are in office. “The principle message to be car-} tied to the wards will be the definite statement that P. G. Harrington ‘is the avowed candidate of the Burleigh County Ex-service men for the legis- lature. ‘The service men will present their case to both Republicans and Demo-, crats. “The Republican Caucus will’ be hebd at the various polling places as advertised on April 11, 1922 at 7:30 P. M. “Please attend both caucuses as re- quested. “The above are requested to be sure and be present at the proper time and place.” GUARANTY FUND The Guaranty Fund Commission met here today in regular meeting ‘td take the question of administration of the fund created under the bank de- posit guaranty law, It is stated that there is not.likely to be-any payments made out of the tund at present be- cause of the fact that many of tue opening, and the beard desires to en- courage re-openings of banks that can be considered in good shape when they have brought up their reserve. Millions Every Year End Stomach Trouble \ By Taking TANLAC|. 25,000,000 Bottles Sold i i i { if A al | | | NICE CORNER FOR SALE | I am offering-a very desir- able corner; Rosser and Sec- ond street, 75 by 100- feet,§; carries two houses, rented in- come about $45.00 monthly. | Now I will refresh your memory; the Episcopal and the Presbyterian, Churches to the Northward of the large nice __ brick church. And Bishop Wehrle, to the Westward. BODY MEBTING| = are in this block and this cor-[| ner that I am offering is just}! Presbyterian § ; NO SLAB: FROM NORTH DAKOTA FOR MONUMENT Every State in the Union With the Exception of Four Will Be Represented (Washington, April 11—Word ‘hae just, been received trom the governor of South Dakota by the Washington National Monument association that a huge granite slab shortly will be ship- ped here to be placed in the Wash- ington monument. With the installa- tion of this slab, every state in the union, with the exception of Arizona, North Dakota, Idaho and New Mexico, will be represented. No date for the dedication has ‘been decided but it was said to ibe likely that April 30, anni- versary of Washington’s inauguration, would be selected. In accordance with a custom estab- lished when the monument was dedi- cated, ebruary 21, 1885, every state slab ‘sealed into .position in the in- térior of the great shaft has been of uniform size, and the granite block now ready for shipment to Washing- ton by the state of South Dakota will ness of two feet the same dimension of other state stones. No stone may be placed in the monument unless it has been provided for by the legis- lature ofa state, and the states: have had the privilege of chiseling a patri- otic inscription or. coat of arms on the slabs sent to the:monument commis- sion. In the majority of -instances coats of arms have. been chosen, Senator Sterling, of South Dakota, will be asked by the Monument associ. ation to arrange for the dedication of the slab fom his state. One member of congi -who*“espectally. will be. asked to participate in the ceremonies will be “Uncle Joe” Cannon, who. was said today.to be the only.Jiving mem- ber of congress. who was’ present at the ceremoniew-in 1885 when the mon- ument was dedicated. The ‘Washington monument was con- structed of: pure white marble and granite, and the tapering design of graceful proportions reaches skyward five hundred and fifty-five feet, and looks down upon the city founded by and named for, Washington. The cor ner stone was laid July 4, 1848, and the topmost stone of the pyramid was set December 6,' 1884. During‘ the years since the comple- tion-of the massive shaft state after state has contriuted a slab in honor of the mem@py,of.the “Father of His Country:”’ The. monumept. association with untiring: devotion to its: task of “rounding: up" every ,state, has never ceased’ i hd ‘uifon the various state legislatures.~ Fréequently, it: was said, one Jegislature would be on the verge of approvriating for a slab whey it would; “diej!and the work of cou- vincing. its:enccessor;,of; the wortal- ness of the;mavement:;would have to be ‘done all over:again: (Of the remain- ing. states; to.cbesih ifrom,, it was eaid, today: by:cFederick:R. Harvey the! axusociation- secretary,:that all but Ari. zona ‘had expressed a, willingness to donate a slab): °: it ‘ Text Book of Wall Street — AN interesting booklet explains _£* in: simple ‘language the princi- ples of investing and trading. -An indispensable guide to investors. Write for free copy McCall, Riley & Co. 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