The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE . "Ie THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1925 | injured when the coast train No. 3 Jowa Physician.Makes ™ , ROAD PROGRAM scree eee Ete Otter To Tam wae . m. hit two heavy timbers drop- \ BILLS DEFEAT ped from an exten freight train at| Catarrh Sufferers . , ; Holderidge, a siding one mile east of le Wazata, according to reports today. |. Traffic was interrupted is four}Found Treatment Which S Tin St les NOT ALL GLOOM: train were returned to Minneapotis,| Healed His Own Catarrh |g . and Now Offers To Sehd It Brings tire Medsabe wo SEMINGSON Id | Free To Sufferers Any- Limelight as Important where = Style’s a good habit; most young men have it, they State Problem RE- APPOINTED —- = want all the good style they can get, PAGE EIGHT SEN. GROSS DISCUSSES DEFLATION Resolutions Introduced Failed to Pass House as Result of Party Vote Mrs, John Zook In a written communication to the ane ae ; ‘i bashaieatny ad 5 WwW. Mave s 1 BUAIRIN Uepuiichts" la, vopaed te: the : Senate Bills No. 44, 45 and 40,4, E Bldg, this city, one of the mos: |B There’s more of it here than ever before. New recolutions which he offered to the) YOU Kidneys or Kaulfuss, secretary of the, "State Named Bank Examiner by widely ‘known physicians and ‘sur- | styles in top coats; new styles in Norfolks; 2, 3 and 4 senate but which tatled ass th | Good Roads Association which spon- . geo! c ; ne- | 5 j ARNE CaTI Tuo allowing. aecicle the Back Bother You? | corca these measures, issued the Governor Nestos for . | Ca that he found a treatment which | ge button sacks. We'll show you great variety; great senator explains his views on the” i following statemen’ Two Years completely healed him of catarrh im 9 50) ' ra he ta Austin, Minn. ‘Some time ago I] “The defeat of our measyres is not! the head and nose, deafness and value, too, $25 to $50. subject of deflation, the farmer's condition, a wheat valu BY SENATOR GROS: A tree usually falls beeausi defective the base, The b tructure of Rus fell. ness structure of Germany is liab! to fall and the business structure of jeaught a heavy cold which settled | without its bright side. Where the} ; head noises after many years of suf- on my kidneys and affected my blad-! road proposition in the beginning of | Reappointment of Gilbert ‘Seming-} fering. He then,gave the treatment _der. [suffered inte n appeared to be of minor| son as state examiner for the com-} to a number of other sufferers and S\ to take to my bed. My mother ree-| importance before the session was; ing two years made by Governor R.} they state that they also were com- |B . °S\ ommended Dr Pierce's Anurie (kid-| over it became one of the major| A. Nestos was confirmed today by pletely healed. The doctor is so| ii ai oring ~| ney and backache) Tablets and [] issues ; the state senate. proud of his achievement and so ook them to relieve the congestion “Unfortunately the legislature did Mr. Semingson was appointed by] confident that: his treatment will bladder. Th not meet the issue squarely, Due to! Lynn J, Frazier in the fall of 1921} bring other sufferers the same free- id and had] t in my kidneys an the entire world is recognized to be} J A és cart the lack of information a desire | less than 24 hours before he ‘retired | dom it gave him, that he is offering : , ih Precirious condition, T hold that! t7or MVE me revel, and het only | ac aily informed, there was in-| from office aa’dhe resule of the're:|/to send a 10/days’ supply absolutely (i Our hand tailoring and personal service will please : it is bee e of defects in the founda- | ies 7 poi a call. He succeeded O. E. Lofthus | free to any reader of this paper who | fe ne to my usual good health. [ took | complete understanding in many | ca) 8 r y pap q is W tion. It is not founded on the rock} ae Valline atrannae Dut fewis weil quarters, In addition, the propagan-| of Klotem. j writes him. Dr. Coffee has special- | you e€ insist on fitting every garment while under eternal of justice but rather on the) von it fo my kidneys and bladder} da of misinformation and in some! Governor Nestos said Mr. Sem-| ized on cye, ear, nose and thrbat | Be construction. cases misrepresentation ing | ingson's work had been very satis-] diseases for more than, thirty-five aid and the highway depart-! factory and that he was thorough- 's and is honored and respected y conversant with the present com-! by countless thousands. If you suf- na unluRlise, have been in perfect condition ever A Defect in the Foundation of Our No Myc Jolin Zook, 103-8. das Business Structure. Ist ment continued throughout the ses- : , it Our varying unit of value, the dol-\ sce ie ig such a simple matter] Sion and proved an obstacle too! plicated banking situation in the | fer from nose, head or throat ca- lar, is a defect in the foundation of| ¢, ute" jntg''n nun store and obtain 1 KFeRt LO overcome state of North Dakota, For these] tarrh, catarrhal deafness or head | i en eson | our business structure. A carpenter's)” Suen into a drug stare and obtain SA “uted however, the associa | Fedsone he felt it proper to renp- end him your name and ad- | fie e ry quare which is continually changing) 4), 1 tion has reason to be gratified with | point him to the office. While Mr. ss today.—Adv. : in le Dienpsuring power could) i catth and now Jife will waste no| te results, The importance of the| Scmingson has been cxamincr | Be |) lo Hot satisfactorily measure distances, | in obtaining them. road subject was emphasized, It| has been instrumental in reopening and « dollar continually changing n| > may be — safely predicted that inj many closed banks, tion in them like the men who make value cannot satisfa.eorily measure! the next campaign at least one if | The appointment was received by | them, icc I hi i miainineiaiiaa i in stly desires to re} values | * not both or all of the political par-| the senate in executive session Mon- ecimens arreste ae fed partively few individ who con-| sie. will have good PORURABIGHRE in| day and the action taken formally dESAURERN TATED a ot une = $a = Reervielioeay Measured in| {el the dominant party ard in this] their platforms | announced today. ated and drug-hardened until it is{CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH ache, jadhey and bladder ailments; BEULAH COAL now $4. 75 RAneE Sains require | SHS control the legislature “Senate Bills No. 44, 45 and a6 | fae appointment of sigten no Mongorusenslbleteoe rusia grow: MONEY. : and roles cated Tablets, a whole- z 4 MA Ri hited okies Chl acted as a foil against H, B. No, 233 | Black ef Mandan to be st -| We have not gotten beyond that,| Cutout this slip, enclose with 5c] some and thoroughly cleansing ca-| per " Mitiniee al arall nh sought to abolish the highway | neer to suceeed W. i. Robinson also] is, ‘some men, is the acquisition stage}and mail it to Foley & Co., 2880] thartic for constipation, biliousness, per ton delivered. The Wach HREOC. it kadibarpeuettianwe | the ate t and reject federal aid.j was confirmed by the for Nestod of the miser, and, in others, the|Shefficld Ave., Chicago, Il, headaches, and sluggish bowels. ter Transfer Co. Phone 62. ds roniive it : The Associntion was the headquart-| being submitted by Governor NestosW | odigal stage of the spendthrift.| your name and address clear] ‘ aaure it, nok ‘bees e in return a trial package ilue have changed. Af worth $10,000 is mortgaged ers and furnished considerable of | |The virtues of a living Christianity | will M ee inspiration and ammunition ‘SENATOR SCORES are completely beyond our horizon. conta ig Foley's Honey and Tar ; | | defeat H. B, No. 233 and Senate Bull | The money-changers are in the tem-| Compound for coughs, colds and G00, og one-half of its value | | No. ae) wulEn ‘ash paaned Uy star s ple, Injustice contends with justice} croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains | ene Bene ! ring 4 | “With due hietevsnee to the | 4 in lature and its members, it is to be AND STATE stretched until they measure the en- | ne f said that their sentiment is, not be- CHURCH ‘u | 2 units of ef The i ‘boe, prominent ci-| ). ., tire farm. The farmer his} oh CHT a v ae ‘d_away | li¢ved to be in accord with that of equity and the money power till the! tizen of Turtle Lake, pa: vtec | the majority of the people. This Recerngueand. unite 6t are| tt Minneapolis, Minn., Fe i i ‘ . Hee ae iteed aHUae ‘ith | evidenced by the growing member-! tretched until they measure the en-; #% Short tiness. He wi ship of the association and the sup- Eel a By Senator Gross Our ideals have lost th ir vitality. ONE WEEK fy |; ® Canadian Pacific y IT SPANS THE WORLD Pee Pacific Empresses—Giants of the St. Lawrence Route to Europe — cross in only four days on the open sea. To Cherbourg, South: ampton and Hamburg direct.; Parther information from local steamship agents o |. M, Tait, Gen.-Agt. Pass, Dept. 611—2nd Avenue S Minneapolis, Minn. Next door to Minneapolis Athletic Club. $190,50 CASH and $39.86 monthly for one year, buys a tire fam, The farmer has Yost his| the dises epidemic encephalitis, 1 | 10st indi cooperation’ given Ht, cape-| OUr manhood is commercialized and equity and the money power which} *!¢¢? See ie as causse) cially by the general p The| Our churches are anaemic. The uni- H ber eaths in the state re- Mal a cree xz L céntrols the value of the dollar by| & number of deaths in the sta people will insist upon having better| versal religion of mankind, which increasing or decreasine the amount | °°Bt!- roads, appeals to all men, Jew or Gentile, Mr. Lierboe came to Turtle Lake in 1905 when the vill in circulation has extended its claim te ana ie aie farm, started and has resided there con- he Duty of Congress. | tinuously since tl date, He ha wo years from now, legislation | Christian or Mohammedan, Japan- | similar to the measures proposed by | ¢s¢ or Negro, and whose creed is/ the association will certainly be e ‘allegiance :to an ideal which is It is the duty of Congress to coin! jeon ih ca CORTNLNITS: acted. Much, however, will depend| head of them,” and who pledge money and to fix the value thereof. | fs : taken av active. part | Upon the highway department itself, | themselves in their own hearts to Congress has failed to fix the value] are auning and ceartying out im-| Whose principal task in the nexe| the attainment o fthat “Mealy: which of money and has given that power! provements: 3 two years will be to establish itself | fails to appeal to the corrupt mo over to the moty kings. Congress! He was born in Fayette cdunty,/ im public and officials esteem and) ney hangers of a corrupt iereilite, should take back the control of| Ia, in 1877 where he resided for 20| Selidly sell the principle of federa: on v itieians are ‘neue ve mone eee aid and the idea of state highways | ture who see no farther: than, th to the public. boundaries of their own special. pri- nd steady its value by con+} years, then moved to Fessenden troling the supply as the money pow-| where he was employed in a bank. ‘he Good Roads Association wilt| Vilege and who combine with repre- er now does. The difference would! He founded the Farmer's Merchants be that Congress could control money | Bank of Turtle Lake in 1905 in the interest of all the people and| bank was afterwards me! the money power now controls it in| the First National bank of Turtle the interest of themselves. | Lake of which he was president at Another Method of Attack. ‘the time of his death. A fundamental principle of justice} | He leaves his wife and four chil- would require that contracting par | dren, Paul, Helen, Jean, and Cather- i fies should share equally the resuits| ine and hiv aged father, all residing Timbers on Track | of deflation. The debtor now stands| #t Turtle Lake. i the results of deflation because the | cis s ae Derail G. N. Train’ dollars or units «4 his indebtedness| BEULAH COAL now $4.75 | api nneapolis, March 1.—Three bag-| are increased in measuring power so| per ton delivered. The Wach-| pace cars and a locomotive were de. as ot measure a greater portion of | ter Transfer Co. Phone 62. railed and the engineer his property. If the money power was obliged to share with the debtor the results of deflation, its interests would immedi:Jely be enlisted to pre- | vent deflation and, as it has the pow- | cr. we would have no deflation, Local Situation in the United States, Agricultus and business are pros. trated. The values of. the dollars of the indebtedness of the American formers has artificially in- creased till they in two short years were insde to extend over some $11,- 000,000,000 worth of the farmers’ property, the most stupendous ap- propriation of property in all, his- | tory, ze was barely When baby sneezes, took out!|often causing serious eee He is about to take a cold, and|tions. Muco Salve, at all drug- his’ system is making a desperate gists, when applied in nostrils and effort to throw it off. Colds are| rubbed on chest, will usually stop a@-menace to children and adults,|a cold in an hour or 80. ed this | Continue its fight for better roads | sentatives of other special privileges nd this | the state, A call for a state meet. | and dictate the laws of the land, an 1 ef ee) into} ° i the laws have elements of corruy: Pee ing to be held in Bismarck about March 15 will shortly be made to outline the proper campaign to be} pursued.” Remarkable Openings of | sit i fireman Every Meal Duty of the Legislature. Burdened with the results of this corruptly legalized, gigantic robbery ; Vy) the people send their representative to Congress and the legislature heging to be relieved of this s- | ticé and both Congress and the ley lature fail completely to take a sin-|_ xle move in the right direction, and we tare forced to the conclusion that they do not know enough or that they | are under the complete domination of | The Great American Sweetmeat that money power that is fast ene slaving the people. In our legislature, and sahil in Connon the iat two ne} ‘Teeth were given to man to use. d only apply to the com-| Like our muscles, they need exercise ' and plenty of it. WRIGLEY’S provides pleasant action for your teeth—also, the soft | gum penetrates the crevices and | cleanses them. Cets-It” | Aids digestion by increasing the flow | | of saliva which your stomach needs, Use WRIGLEY’S after every meal— | {ITT Saturday Special YOUR CHOICE ts GRAY ENAMELED 6-8-10 QT. 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