The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1922, Page 8

PAGE FIGHT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1922. ! Pa tt THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE " THE UNIVERSAL CAR Touring, Regular ... Touring, Starter and Dem. Rims........ Runabout, Regular ... Runabout, Starter and Dem. Ring. Ee List Prices F. 0. .B, Factory as Follows: -$298.00 393.00 269.00 364.00 Chassis, Regular . Coupe..... Sedan .... Truck .. 7 , EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 17, 1922 List Price on all Ford Models Reduced $50.00 -$235.00 530.00 595.00 380.00 These prices by far the lowest in the history of the Ford Motor Co. Don’t delay in placing your order for your Ford. The Best Automobile Value on the Market. We have a payment plan if desired. Bismarck, N. D. COURAGE HELD ESSENTIAL BY IMPLEMENT MAN Says Manufacturer Who Con- tinued Advertising Will Be First to Profit (By the “Associated Press) Chicago, Oct. 18—Courage and in- telligence, faith and patriotism were recommened as qualities: necessary to win the struggle for a return to prosperity by Herbert J. Hodge of Kansas City, speaking today before the National Federation of Imple- ment Dealers’ Associations of which! he is seeretary., Questions that have worried the dealers, Mr. Hodge said, includes such as whether the manufacturers would advance prices for 1923, ex- periments such as manufacturers’ retail stores and the’ cessation of advertising by many manufacturers who encouraged the dealers to ad- vertise and hustle*for businesg, “I -believe these _ manufacturers who have continued to advertise dur- ing the period of depression will be the first to profit when normal con= ditions return,” the speaker said. «One of the most serious problems for the trade, Mr. Hodge said, was that many country dealers are get- ting out of the business as a resuit ©? two slack business years, These dealers, he said, are the backbone of the trade, and must be retained. The attitude of the farmers, Mr. Hodge said, was that in the face of present prices of farm products they would not pay increased prices for sissippi (which “is. ‘older’ than any A . implements. vegetables—result we ‘had trouble | taste for it or a habit of indulging pirsiLaaer tin into the valley it ‘oc-{ sipated under heat, leaving the begin- two insurance companies and wrote Earache Rheumatism cd Un the question of finance, Mr. with scurvy and I. remember one] in order to conform to group prac- accident. insurance. Several paid. Neuralgia Pain, Pe Hodee urged dealers to be as shrewd as the banker and if the latter for his loans insists on taking mortga- ges on the farmers property and growing crops as well, let the deal- : al ‘ ; literally older than the hills. “Old - cr insist that the banker furnish| Sioux City, all frozen, ‘solid, but we| fying alcoholic. indulgence. No 2 ou, | Wednesday evening, Oct. 18, ine inthe tead Sat : art i i 1 th : Redstone” the . great. rock» which % e 100. Aspirin is the trade mark o: waterproof, You the money for new implements, in-| coated tne eee canned stuff as we | eucent,, Of ractal paychology be-| sock the way of the’Minnesata fiver|at 8 o'clock. Work in Second Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica- wiereadecy steady of straining credit of both dealer and manufacturer. PIONEER WHO HELPED TO BUILD FORT WRITES sitcston of the promes of the| REV. NAYLOR tent veleante eruptions and the leva {f OFder Your Coal ‘Today When _Bilious, A Thousand Tons tate as depicted in the pageant. SAYS EX | and scars of these upheavals are still ies PE, ; EXCUSES i From Constipated Of old junk iron, bones, bal- How short a space of time has passed between the,early days of the white man in North Dakota‘and tke present development is brought vi- Vidly to mind by the factithat the man under whose direction Fort Lincoln,’ North Dakota ‘and Fort Sully, South Dakota were built from the’ cottonwoods is still alive. He is Col. N. N. Fuller of Horne River 1 1 Her Life a Sea Romance father educated her in his Los Anzeles office. cabin, giv! jah expert’s knowledge of navigation. ; Maken on shipboard by her sea-captain father when three mi ‘ola, Helen Jean Lowell never knew a white woman till she was 16. eer ing her an ordinary schooling plus - Today at 19 she’s employed in a Frenchman who was so drawn up he could. not walk much and I also was in the hospital for a time with the samé trouble, but finally we got some potatoes and with such canned stuff as we compelled“to remain close at home and was not able to visit the pres- through by team from could get—helped out the scurvy, In the closing paragraph, Col. Fu er expressed the regret that he was SEES BENEFIT TO CHILDREN FROM PROHIBITION The loca! Union of the W. C. T. U. is in receipt of the following for it. full effect at once. with greater success reasonably be expected.” children’s spiritual welfare, tice, and go they will ‘have no wish But it will take a genera- tion complete to, eliminate the de- sire for alcohol and the practice of ridiculiitg prohibition and glori- Heves that prohibition could take It is meeting ‘than could OF NO AVAIL No excuses, said Rev. Naylor last night at the Baptist church, wili avail in the day of Judgment. People who are satisfied with their homes and wealth while they neglect their are | “Study of the North Star State” a j COPELIN MOTOR COMPANY ‘ANCIENT ROCK FORMATIONS AREDESCRIBED Former Teacher in North Dakota Writes of His Studies Intrigue Center Minneapolis, Minn, "Oct. 18.—Some of the mét ancient rock formations on earth are to be found in Minne- sota as well as some of the most re- cent deposits, according to the new geological text written by D: iel Willar, of the Minnesota Agricul- tural college, Mr, Willar was. formerly on the teaching staff of the. North Dakota Agricultural college and of the May- ville Normal School.” He is thi thor of “The Story of the Prairies, a geological history of North Dakota, Lest winter he was at the head of one of the bands. of County Institute instructors working in North Dakota under the: direction of the Commis- sioner of ‘Agriculture’ and Labor. In his new book, Mr. Willard tells how various agencies of nature’ have been at work for some 55,000,000 years shaping the topography \ ‘of the State as it is today and how the last (Wisconsin) glacier set the stage for the . versatile , aggregation of plait forest, range, swamp, lake, sand, dune, river and rolling prairie that make up’ Mingesota. It’ and’ the glaciers before it planed down the mountains, “veneered” other sections. with hu dreds feet of drift and set the Mi: according to Mr. Williard. Then canté an age of trees, 17,000,000 years in length, then the inundation *the formation of the glaciers. These formed Minnesota’ great s: tent” of lakes but were gradually dis- cupies today. The “Oldest” formations—granite rocks which form the stuff North America is made of still rear their heads in various parts of the state, ning of the present geological age. NOTICE Knights of Pythias_ will have their regular meeting Rank. ‘All members are urged to be present. near New Ulm is such a formation as are others at Redwood Falls, Gran- ite Falls, Montivédio, and Ortonville. The range country is largely formed of these ancient rocks . to be found in the northeastern part f the state not’ far from Duluth, This period was 27,500,000 years ago, FOOLISH TO LET THE NEW SALEM LIG- NITE COAL CO. Best dry mined coal in the state. ‘PHONE 738. answer ‘to a . | tation of insurance, COURIER NEWS ANSWER FILED Lemke Denies League Mem- bers’ Friends Went Into It Fargo, N. D., Oct. 18—The Fargo Courier News, morning newspaper here and ‘regarded as official pub- lication of the Nonpartisan league is the property of William Lemke (league candidate for governor) and of the Nonpartisan Publishing company according to Mr. Lemke’s suit, instituted by members of the league demanding that the paper be turned over to them, . Mr. Lemke’s answer denied that funds belonging’ to the members of the league had gone in-| to the , publictaion. day. The suit’ was brought last February. ‘In it the league mem- bers said that large sums had been collected from them, held in’ trust by the league leaders and, used to purchase the paper. é Denial. is made that A. C.: Townley owns any. stock in -the. publication. WORKED FAKE INSURANCE PLAN A warrant hasbeen. issued in Man- dan for the arra:t of a man who gave the name of C. S. Jewell and who is allege to have obtained money under false pretenses from physicians in Bismarck and Mandan through solici- It is alleged he represented himself as solicitor for money, but no policies were received and investigation’ disclosed that he did not represent the companies. “CASCARETS” 10¢ Best Bowel Laxative To clean out your bowels without cramping or overacting, take Casca- rets. Sick headache, biliousriess, gas- -es, indigestion, sour, upset stomach, and all such distress gone by morn- ing. Nicest physic on earth for grown-ups and shilaren. 10c a box. dv. $40,000 BOND The angwer was filed late yester- ; | Phone 318 Judge James 'D. Elliott in United States district court this morning in the case against Sallinger, C. H. Burlingame and Frederick Sawyer, all officials of the packing company, growing out of the. concern’s failure. EURALGIA ‘TS FORFEITED (By the Associated Press) Sioux Falls, S, D, Oct. 18,—For- feiture of the $10,000 bond for the appearance of Ben I. Sallinger, for- mer official of the defunct Midland Packing- company, variously thought to be in Germany. on the ocean, or in Sioux City, Iowa, and the issu- ance of a bench warrant for his ar- rest was the outstanding feature of the proceedings before Federal ASPIRIN \Say “Bayer” ey Insist! 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We Are In The Market For ed paper and magazines. THE BISMARCK HIDE & FUR COMPAN Bismarck, N. D. Chas. Riger, Mgr. _CORWIN MOTOR co. or headache—rub the forehead —melt and'inhale the vapors Vvici KS Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly M! Chas. Rigler, Mgr. FED SERGE ‘DAILY PHOTO |, BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA w ‘Known all over the Northwest for Quality | @ MAIL US YOUR FILMS ® ——- from the national] committing a vital mistake. He illus- trated this from modern business, including the stock exchange. More people, he said, were called into eternity during the “flu” than all the casualties of the great war. The! business man ‘who~ neglects the Lord’s day is. committing a sin both to himself and to society, he said. Mr. Naylor- pleaded for the open Bible in the home, parents taking their ‘children to the church as fam- ilies, practical every day Christian- ity and every Christian busy win. ning others to the higher life of service for the good of humanity. The evangelist congratulated the Tribune on the brief editorial. of 4] day or two ago which dealt with the passing. of the Civil War veterans and especially the comment dealing with the brevity of life and the im portance of things beyond this life Mr. Naylor will speak tonight ‘or, “The Agnostic Answered.” On Thurs- day night on’ “The New Birth” and ]- on Friday night.on.“Christianity v+. Worldliness.” Friday “night will be “Family Night.” Parents are asked to. bring their children and attend the meeting. re symposium headquarters. Children are having a better chance under prohibition, say au- thorities who have their interest most at heart, according to reports they tmave just sent to the Union Signal, the official publication’ of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union! W, J. Deacon, Director of. the Bureau of Communicable Diseases for the state of Michigan, sa; “Many' lives; especially of children, have been saved by the diverting! of incomes from alcohol to. the grocer, baker and milkman. Kan- sas for forty years a dry state has considerably fewer . tuberculosis children than Michigan, partly due Taste like candy. HAIR FALL OUT 35c “Danderine” Saves Your Hair—Ends Dandruff! Delightful Tonic Falls, Wisconsin. In a letter to! relatives here, in- squired by newspaper clippings des- cribing the pageant at the opening of the Missouri River bridge, Col. Fuller, aftey speaking of having been over the ground here at a more recent date, goes on to say in the letter: ATTENTION VOTERS MY, PUBLIC RECORD Elected to Bismarck City Commission in spring of 1915. Fought. the extension of the Water Supply Franehise, which is now figured in the valuation of the plant at approximately $100,000. : At meeting of city commission Oct. 18th, 1915, introduced. and passed a resolution establishing pav- ing district No. 1, which caused the paving agitation. Result, the contract was let in Sept. 1916. Fought until the city commission let a contract to drain the surface water from the east end of town. ECONOMY 5 Was al'owed about $3,000, as street commissioner to care for the streets when there was no paving. This year’s budget calls for $13,000 to take care of them, with all the paving done. If this record pleases you vote for me for member of the legislature. I promise to use the same judg- ment to anticipate the wants of the people as I have exercised in the past, and am not tied to any faction to carry out their principles, unless I think they are + “and my Thi th Wis- sin regiment having’ built -Fort Lincoln and Fort Sully at Pierre, S. 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