The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1922, Page 2

SUNN UNUSUAL AAR ‘PAGE ‘TWO _ CAMPAIGN TO OFFICIALLY OPEN ~ SATURDAY-CANDIDATES SHOULD - GET THEIR NOMINATIONS INTODAY Nominations Begin to Come in to Tribune Oftice AN Who Enter This Week Have Wonderful Opportunity to Win One of the Five Big Automobiles, or Other Twenty Prizes. If You Can’t Enter, Nominate a Friend—Today Sure WANTED—Five persons, men or women, willing to accept five magnificent motor cars, a Hudson Sedan, a Studebaker, Oakland, Nash and Overland cars—five cars — —all brand new, never been driven a mile; cars of the latest models. If the above ad should appear in The Tribune there would be a great crowd of people besieging this office.ready to drive the cars away. Well, the above is the sum and substance of the advertisement which appeared in this paper yesterday. The five fine motor cars are pffered free to the people of this and surrounding territory and the cays will be here all ready to be driven away in thing, asked of the recipients is that they do. a little pleasant work in] return for them. No String to the Offer There are no strings, no costs, no obligations of any kiid jittached to this offer. The Tribure wants more subseribers to its publication and is willing to reward those who will as- sist them, The first Grand Prize was made possible by the co-operation of Mr. R. B. Loubek of the R, B, Loubek Motor Co., and is their best model, the Hudson Sedan, valued at $2620. The Second Grand Prizes are the Studebaker and Oakland, valued at $1150 each. ‘The other two cars would never have been added to the’list if it had not been for the earnest co-operation of Mr, Lahr of the Lahr Motor Sales Co.; where we purchased a Nash and Overland. The other minor prizes were made possible by the co-opera- tion of Finney’s, Hoskins-Meyer, Cowan’s Bonham Bros., Knowles and F rtsom’ 's, jewelers, also Perry Furni- ture, Webb Bros., and A. W. Lucas. These prizes are all the best of value and ones which anyone would be proud to own, Get busy now, no one has an advantage that you don’t have, and so far we are not pleased with the results. People have not replied as they should. It is not a good plan to delay en- tering the race. of those entered is going to bé gub- lished and every person who. in- tends to compete should see that his or her name is included in this first list. It pays to advertise and it will pay a candidate to have his or her name listed early so that their friends may see and know they are in the race for one of the elegant prizes. Then, too, it will be a signal to them to lend support by saving the-60 free vote coupons which appear daily in the Tribune and’ by holding their subscriptions for you. Before long a list}, just a few short weeks, and the only Start Work Immediately To enter into the campaign is the simplest. matter possible. You will find an application blank in the dis- play advertisement on another page of this issue, and when you ‘have clipped, filled out and sent ‘in this blank as directed you will be start- ed on the road to success and great) reward with 5,000 votes to your) credit. Don’t put off entering another day. You want to start in ‘this competition on an even basis with other candidates, and thetime to do that is right NOW. All that is necessary to become ‘a candidate to the Tribune’s “Every- Body Wins” Campaign is to use the nominating coupon that appears else- where in this issue. You can nom- inate yourself or any other person and while you-are working for your- self we are going to pay you for your work, no matter how much or how littie you do. Every participant that takes an active part in the cam- paign and makes a report every week will be paid 10 per cent cash com- mission on the entire proceeds turn- ed in by them, making their time and efforts well worth while, even though they won’t win one of the big prizes which you are sure to do. . VOTES After you have become a candidate in the “Every Body Wins” campaign of the Tribune, votes will be awarded in two ways. First and, pone ae will be through you getting subse! jptions. With each subscription turne& in, a certain number of votes will be given the candidate. These subscriptions can be from one year up to two years. The other manner in which you can secure votes is by saving and having your friends save the 50 vote cou- ‘pons that appear each day in the Tribune. “elling the Most, We Sell for Less” Bismarck’s Biggest Bargain Store Men’s Wear —— Boys’ Clothing Men’s Shoes — Boys’ Shoes Army Goods, Khaki Breeches and Shirts, Army Shoes for Work and Dress Blankets—Tents—Cots “The Store That Is Always Busy” Bismarck Mercantile Co. Army and Navy Store ™ Olympia - Opposite the Post Office on Broadway ICE CREAM — SODA — CANDY Refreshments that Refresh Come In and Rest ‘and Have a Cool Drink THE FAIR -Save Your Dollars on ; GENERAL MERCHANDISE Men’s and Women’s Wear Shoes for Everybody — Third St. and Broadway SAYS ‘WHOOP’ RANKS HIGH AS Out Warning’ Ailes, ——— Grand Forks, N. D., July 9:—We ate in the midst of the whooping cough season, declares the State Board of Health. ‘This note of warn- ing is sounded because there is a ten- dency on the part of many parents to regard whooping cough as a trivial suffer. “So long as this vicious and entirely fallacious assumption pre- vails,” says Dr. Robert Oleson, “the disease will continue to exact its toll in prolonged suffering and pre- mature death, among innocent chil- dren. “The record of sickness and death clearly show,” says the announce- ment of the State Board of Health, “that whooping cough ranks high as a child-killer. Over ninety per- cent of the children who succumb to this dread disease are under five years.of age. This fact strongly sug- whooping cough infection. “Parents should: know that whoop- Loe Opposite Light WE H. H. 214 Broadway CHILD-KILLER State Board of;Health Sends Is NO nV Lavy THE BISMARCK TRIBUN. Yo Ho! For a Life.on the Bounding Wave! i Two stories high and traveling 30 miles an hour without @ traffic cop in sight—some sport for thea @hree San Diego mermaids! And some strength for the men_who carry the pretty burdens, . SADDLE HORSE | ing cough is caused by germs which are transferred from the sick to the well in droplets during coughing. The germs may also be transferred from the, hands of the sick, which are liable to become soiled during paroxysms of coughing. The disease usually develops from one to two weeks after exposure to another case as a cold and a deep; dry, spasinodic cough, often accompanied by vomit- ing. When a child shows these signs or it is, known that’ there has been definite’ exposure to whooping cough the family physician:should be-con- sulted immediately.” Whooping Cough Vaccine ‘There is a whooping cough vaccine which is given to prevent the. disei and. to lessen itg severity after the disease begins, This is not’ an in- fallible remedy but apparently gives relief in some instances and should therefore be used. The whooping cough patient should be kept away from. other ‘children COMING BACK, CLAIM MADE ning Hofses Develops in Wells County seal ah isfaTe Fargo, N. D., Aug. 9.~<The saddle horse folJowed: its comrades, the In- dian and the cowboy out through the west“as civilization pushed the fron- tier fringe ever nearer the Pacific. It is coming back hy way of the east says J. H. Sheperd, head of the agri- cultural college animal husbandry de-| — ‘TheEcoony. BAKING POWDER BEST BY TEST «> s malady from which all children must gests the special need for protect- ing children in this age group against Eagle Tailoring and Hat Works The Place Where You Can Have Your’ Clothing § Oteaned and Pressed "AN Work, Giaranteed Satisfactory We Call for and Deliver ndyland Ice Cream — Sodas — Soft Drinks Candy — Broadway and Fifth St. ri Shoes; Belts, Caps and All Leather Goods .., We Shine Any and All Shoes CHICAGO SHINING PARLOR 4 Opposite Post Office until the characteristic “whoop” has disappeared. It ig a violation of the health laws to take children to the moving picture theaters, churches, schools or on-street cars, Moreover, it is an obligation of the highest or- der to report to your health officer all cases of whooping cough or sus- pected whooping cough in the homes of others as well as one’s own home. Good citizenship demands,"a ready ‘ompliance with ‘these rules, “Persons who fail to report cases of whooping cough,” concluded! the statement of the Board, “who refuse to display the warning sign on jn- fected homes, and who make no ef- forts to control the movements of: infected children aré most nly. contributing to the deaths cent chitdren.” Post Office NE 58 Zi Lunches Cigars DYE Painting - Kalsomining Paper Hanging——Refinishing - The Way You WantIt ~ The Way It Should Be Done ENGEN Phone 748 partment. Unlike his grandsire who followed prairie trains, the saddle horse of to- day trots on the cinder paths that lace the large parks of larger cities as far west as St. Faul. streets of Fargo echo, sometimes, tu the patter of hoofs. A well marked interest in running horses has develope:: in Wells county, according. to Mr. Shepperd. tributes this in part to the fact that some of the settlers there are ‘of English and Scotch descent whose forbears, may at one: time, have fol- lowed the hounds over the hedges or‘the heather, are ‘horsy.” At any rate they are btecding fast and-rangy horses down there, he says, Even the He at- Even the youngsters west ‘show, and are going to try to get the co- operation which the government is offering in the breeding of cavalry horses for the army. The running races ‘of ‘Fessenden have gotten to be as much of t classic in that part of the state as the derby at Churchill Downs is in Kentucky, according to Mr. Shepperd, who be- lieves that it should be made a part of the state fair attractions jockeys, he says, are hard brown, country ‘lads in overalls and with quirts hanging frown their wrists, and \they ride like ‘possessed while their changing of mounts in the relay Imperial Potentate James. McCan- spectacular as anything in a wild WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1922 ® dn'the Kitchen use 1 CALUME A Big Time and Money Saver. When you bake . With Calumet you know there - willbeno loss or failures. That’s whyit is farless expensive than some other brands selling for. less. Don’t be led into taking Quantity for Quality Calumet has proven to be best by test in millions of homes every bake-day. Largest ‘ selling brand in the world. + Contains only ~ such ingredients as have been officially ap- “proved, by U. S. Pure Food Authorities. The World’s Greatest Baking Pgwder Meanwhile the state is organizing to invade the eastern market with moré’ than a thousand work-horses next winter. 14 SENTENCED BY RED COURT (27 the SHRINE. TOUR OFF DUE Moscow, : At TO TRAIN UNCERTAINTY } thirty-four So clated Press) :—Fourtecy of the 1, Revolutionists ac- cused of high treason against the Soviet government have been sen- tenced to death by the ‘revolutionary tribunal Amopg the condemned arg , Grand Forks; N. D., Aug. 9.—On account of the inability of the Great Northern railway to guarantee a spe- cial train, the pilgrimage through several of those who turned inform- northern North Dakota planned_by| ¢TS- Kem Temple, A. A. 0. N. M. S., for Sweety as Marble carvings in Athens, dating from 500 B. C., depict young men playing a game like our modern hockey. The next week has béen called off. dless, of San. Francisco, will be the guest of Kem Temple next Monday. 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