The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 3

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 28, 1924 Style and + Comfort. | Our cosy fitting models appeal to men bs ¥ comfort. like them), G.E. BERGE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE ‘0- Top Coats All the new- models, single or double breasted, belted or plain. and young men—They combine style and (Trimmer waists for those who SON & SON MANY DAKOTA PEOPLE PRAISE outstanding features ‘ANLAC, the is the num-{ uve voluntarily | | 1 One the the success World's Greatest: Toni her of persons who testified in its fay Norsons have publicly stated that ANLAC has helped them overcome. ch trouble, rheumatism, ner- vousnes! upitation, — heartburn, sleeplesness, loss of weight and appe tite and other ailments which hav their grigin in a weakened stomach d digestive system, Many ailments ve their origin in the stomach and (ue strength and rehabilitation can WW gotten only by correcting stomach disorders and putting the digestive system in pdrfect condition. TANLAG sooths and builds up. disordered stomachs so that they é¢an properly function, thus @nabling the system to be built upyas Nature intended, it should, c Over 100,000 stoni There are eight ingredients in TANLAC, -all derived from roots barks and herbs. This ténic is! purely vegetable and does not contain any ingredient that will bring on! 1 after effects. Old and young! ke can safely take TANLAC with no fear of breaking down the system from harmful drugs. Hundreds of persons in North and outh Dakota have taken TANLAC nd have pronounced it the grestest reconstructive tonic on the market. They have freely given their state- ments, telling how TANLAC helped them improve their health. Here are extracts frgm a few statemants in the files of the TANLAC company: Tanlac is Standby Dad") Hobart , night sevreta CAT ithful standby now for 4 wah) During this time F have used “it off and on for stomach trouble and to kegp up my appetite, trength and energy, and it never Is to make me eat hearty, sleep Announcement We have secured the services of an EXPERT watchmakey, one who learned his trade in the old country on Swiss and American watches. We would just as soon repair a bracelet watch as any other, and if we can repair such small watches satisfactorily you sure know ‘we. will have no trouble with the larger sizes. Bring us your watch, jewelry and spectacle repairs of all kinds, you will be pleased with our work, F, A. KNOWLES Jeweler, Bismarck. Railroad watch inspectors. _—— ee _— ee oe Nota Dull Moment i ¥ou~Enjoyed the Movie i You: Will Laugh. Yourself Sick At The Play Dule “That Delightful. | Dumbe To he presented by the Sen- jor Class of Bismarck High Send: Your Mail Orders Now | to Harris and Woodmansee. AUDITORIUM! a # I i i i i I 1 when | Over 40 MILLION Bottles TANLAG HIGHLY right and feel fit for my work. I'm strong for it. E.* Shinkle, “My me for y at all, About all I lived little milk, soup and c taking TANLAC, I w ating thing T wanted and every sign digestion had left: me, > 1 en joyed splendid health ever since but if I should ever need medicine again I would get TANLAC,” L. L. Ke 215 Ninth Ave. Aberdeen: What it takes to keep a man built up and feeling right, TANLAC certainly has it. Lh taken TANLAC for sev I felt the need ‘of a y in the spring, and es me eat good, sleep feel good and work good. TA never disappoints me. “A Friend in Need” Mrs. Anna Peterson, 300 Thirtee! i ‘IT had been. sickly 2 years old and when I t took LAC two years ago I was dreadfully weak and my suffering from indigestion, dizzine ches and headaches was awful. NLAC gave me complete relief and built me up wonderfully. When 10 Montana stomach had Ave., on was a wekers, After of in tonic it eve s certainly been to me. W. 4th St. Falls: “My children were pun run-down, They weren’t eating right and hadn't the life and energy they should have had., TANLAC did even more for them than we had thought it wuld, It braced their appetites right up, put them to eating hearty and made them as lively as they ever were. I can speak of LAC only in the highest terms.” TANLAC is for sale by all good druggists. Accept No riend inen W. Mok? Id. TAKE TANLAC VE GETABLE PILLS. MEET MAY 23-29 Fargo, Feb. 28.—The annual nvention of the North Dakotr district of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America will be held at the First Lutheran chureh, Far; May 23-29, Rey. I. D. president of the district announc toda The announcement came after a conference with W. P. Chesnut, secretary of the Fargo Comme cial club, in which the latter promised the aid of that club in securing accommodations for the approximately 800 visitors, dele- gatés and pastors who will be in the city at the time. -The convention which was brought to Fargo by the efforts of Rev. Mr. Yivisaker fs expected tb have. an attendance of approxi- mately 225 pastors and 500 to 600 lay delegates as well as all the national officers of the church. There are nine districts of the church in America and the Nortlry Dakota district will hold the lead+ off meeting this year, initiating all actions, new rulings and ether business, which must run the gamut of all nine of the meetings before being .approved, according to Rev. Ylvisaker. Red, Watery Eyes You will be astonished at the quick results from sifmple cam- phor, witchfiazel, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One small hottle Laveptik helps any case sore, red or watery eyes. Eye cup free. Jos. Breslow, druggist. STOPS ASTHMA Discomfort and Annoyance Often In 24 Hours Asthma, .Hay. Fever and. Catarrh are responiible for much misery and failing health.» If you are a suffer- _| er from wheezing, sneezing, difficult breathing, hawking, raising phlegm, ete., to prove that you can stop these troubles quickly.and easily; with’ the pleasant, scigntific Florence Formula, I will send you a $1 bottle postpaid and free of charge or obligation. If. it satisfies, tell your friends and pay me only One Dollar, otherwise the lofsis™mine. Merely send your! [| name today for this liberal free in- troductory offer—-good only for 10 days. -F. Shearer, A-5602 Coca Cola ‘Bidg., Kansas City, Ma Sa e a troubled | sand I had no appetite} | OF TELEGRAM N,,| ; At stand, | or Yivisaker, 35 PCT.LAW ~ EXAGGERATED’ Martin Says Straight” Drastic Cut Not Proposed , rgo, Feb, | tention of the | Dakota ‘law It is not the in- als of the North tion to initiate \ limiting the taxing | North Dakota tax levying bodies to a | decreas | previous levies, deciared Al. L vot Sentinel Butte, N. PD, in Fi | The officials of the tax j tion have until March 27 to c | petitions for the initiated measure, | Jand they expect to have it drafted jand ready for circulation in a short i time. : Mr. Martin is here to confer with other members of the tax associ to the provisions of the law It has been sugges a powers of. as great as percent of Martin cin | wate | it ation d that we use! nd pro im the initiated ure that Pereent under the 1 but that any taxing district !eould! jchange this by popular vote to # | duction of 10 percent under the 1922 levy,” said Mr, Martin, n other words, we would limit the punt that could be levied to percent of the 1922 levy, but previde that the people of the different tix- ing districts could inerease-this to 90 sreent if they so desired, | “It has never been the intention of the taxing assogiation to cripple the any of our state we do emphi re- | schools or institu But ically he- » that some curb must be put on mounting tax — bu in Dakota and’ we bel the f the wiale state want some action taken to limit the public penditures tions lie the ever | North de ve people ex: i | WILL BE ASKED TO TELL STORY (Continueg from page 1) Hl Franeis H. McAdoo “or his father, William McAdoo.” has been my personal attorney for seven years the conclusion of the reading of the telegrams Carl ( huyler, 1 Denver attorney, was called to the | | NOT HIM, Washington, Feb. 28 lis, Republican, Ohio, statement today dno idea who wa ! telegrams placed before the oil com- mittee saying that “Willis” was cor cerning himself in the oil inquiry o1 | behalf of Edward B. McLean. “Ihave been handed what purports |to be copies of two telegrams sent by John or Johns to Edward B. McLean at Palm Beach, FI. in which tele- sitaphie reference is made to a man [named Willis,” said the Senate far as 1 can recall T do not know Johns. Tb en't the slightest idea as to what either of the telegrams refer.” WILLIS. H “Senator Wil issued a for. dgelaring he is referred to in WOULD SEE TAX RETURNS Washington, Feb, 14.—Inquiry by the oil committee into the —ineome jtax retu pL. Dohney and | Harry, F. and their oil com- | panies were proposed in a resolution today by Senator MeKeller, Demo-| erat, Tennessee. Immediate adop- | tion was b ds by itor Moses, New Hampshire, who said he desired | | to include ‘other names in the resolu- tion, Owen J. Roberts Ex-! perienced Stalker | of BigGame, | | i (Continueg from page 1) the forests, only to refuse to shoot | yhen he has his quarry cornered. | Six Feet of Energy Whether this analogy will follow in the chase of the big game Roberts | has now been set to stalk, remains | to be seen. However, in thi the quarr while Roberts often moose, he usually lands the bear, A powerfully-built» muscular man | of over six fect, Roberts con impression of limitless ener driving force. Strong features, widely eyes, wide mouth, the long nose an inquisitor and a bit of bulldog} about the square lines of his jaw. Hair a trifle gray about the temples. A brisk, alert manner and an aura phy! vigor and mental keenne Senator, Pepper of Pennsylvan who recommended Roberts to Pres-| ident Coolidge, describes Robefts as “a fighting Welshman.’ Although of Welsh descent, Roberts was born Jin Germantown, a suburb of Phila: delphia, 48 years ago. His father, Josephus Roberts, now 88, still li in’ the house where “Ownie’ calls his son, was born. When the Roberts education hid progressed to the point where a de- cision as to his life's work was de- sirable, his’ father suggested law. Owen demurred. Honesty Put First | . “Lawyers aren't honest,” he de- I want to teach school.” The matter finally was put to Dr. William Kershaw, headmaster’ of Germantown@Academy. “Can I be a lawyer and be honest %" Owen_asked. -“MP boy,” Kershaw replied, “you ean be honest, at anything.” So the die was cast for the law. He received his degree in law from Pennsylvania University, where Sen- ator Pepper was one of his instru ors. After graduation he was for atime an instructor in the law schoolfol- lowing ‘his ‘original bent to, be. a teacher! Soon, however, hé gave this up to enter the practice of law. Beginning as an assistant district attorney in Philadelphia, he built ‘up’ a civil practice whlch fog the past. 10 years has kept him in “a agi a trial lawyer, almost tinnously. To handle the nécessary preparation and- office work of ‘his ‘practic case, he may re- a bear. And passes up the | | daughter ,a debutante of thi fand | No. 1 turkeys, per IDS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ——— required working full-tilt fox from 12 to 16 hours a day. Cornetist, Too Rober{s doesn't play doesn't dri s doesn't dance. For 11 months of each year his law practice is. his life, and he gives himself to it with- reserve, e othe sets aside for building up his phy: cal in the Maine woods— camping, hunting, fishing, tramping endless miles. Roberts ster. out Th has married and one His one avocetion has been cornetist, which instrument he ed to play in the Third Baptist Church. cr, howeve church his own Roberts,” his acquaintances here maintain, “will -get down: to brass tacks in this. investigatio ‘ ‘He is an eabnest, > careful, ener- getic lawyer, tireless relentless effective. He will supplement Sen- ator Pomerene’s qualifications, mak- ing a good-working team that ought to produce the maximum results for their clients . pa the American people. “MARKET NEWS WHEAT, OATS ‘FIRM TODAY Better Condition in the Early Dealings Shown. Chicago, Feb, 28.— Wheat and cats were firm in sympathy with eorn in today’s early dealings, The wheat opening which varied from le to 1-8 cont udvanee, Ma » $1.10 1-2 and Juiy $1.10 1 followed by only slight chang the early trade. ubsequently — wheat responded mewhat to strength shown by the New York stock market. Wheat closed firm at the same ggster- day's finish to ‘se higher to $1.10% and July ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK Pauly Feb, 28.—Cattle re- ts 1,800, Slow, Little dane ear- Opening bids weak to slightly lower on all classes. One load of 1,000 pounds ste Bulk steers and yei $8.00. Fat she-stock § Bulk $6.00 and down s $2.50 bulls $4.00 to and feeders weak to Bologna Stockers nts low it Bulk § Calves receipts 1,700. nts lows t ligh $10.00. Bulk to packers i Hog receipts 14,000, Slow. Early s steady five cents higher, tter er butcher and bacon hogs mostly $6. Few or bélow. Bulk heavy sows mo steady, Bulk sale: heep receipts 500, lambs around $14.00 to $14.50, Strict- westerns quotable up Light and heavyweight aleable around $9.00 $9.50. to CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, Fel Yor receipts 47,000. Slow strong to five cents higher. Cattle receipts 18,000, ut she-stock fairly active, strony cents highe heep / re Mostly tol Fat lamb. 25 cents higher Jour un « 056 barrels Bra WHOLESALE PRODUCE (Furnished by Northern Produce Co.) Cream ~-Butterfat per Mb, . Eggs--Fresh, candled per de Dressed Poultry No. 1 D. P. Young Tom turkeyz per Ib. . BY . 1D. P. Hen turkeys, per Ib.. No. 1 Ducks per Ib. ... 16 No. 1 Geese per Ib 13 eel Live Poultry Hens 4 Ibs. each and over per Ib. 13 Hens under 4 Ibs. each, per Ib. .08 Springs, per Ib..../. Boal Cocks and stags, per Ib. Ducks, per Ib. . reese, per Ib BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) Bismarek, Feb> 28, 1924, Yo. 1 dark ngrthern No./1 northern spring No, 1 amber durum . No. 1 mixed durui® No, 1 red durum . No. 1 flax +.. No. 2 flax No. I rye We quote following Oats . Barley . 04.93 Speltz, per ewt. .. YEW SHELL CORN. No, 3 yellow 56 Ib test . 4 yellow 55 Ib test .... white and maxed 56 Ib test No. 4 white and mixed 55 Ib test le per pound discount under 55 1 Ear corn (72 Ib. in Minnesota) 5¢ under shell. : svete 748 but do not handle the MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneapolis -Feb. 28—Wheat re- ceipts 266 ‘cars compared with 205 cars a year ago: Cash No. 1 north- ern $1.15 to $1.19; No. 1 dark nor- thern spring choice to fancy $1.23 to $1.30; good to choice $1.19 to $1.22; ordinary to,good $1.16 to $1.19; May $1.15; July $1.16%; September $1,154. . ! Corn No. 3 yellow. 73%: oats No. 3 white 44%c to 45 56c to 68c; rye No, 2, G4 No. 1, $2.55 to 8-61. ' HA month he specifically | ‘ Beef steers | 4 advanced and stubborn cases the use ‘+! neuritis sufferers in this city with a | Pioneers Frolic Here At Annual Gather- ing of Co. Asso. : (Continueg from page 1). many years of friendship ¥ nda delight to us who either h them the 7 ions of frontier or who inhewited jblessings which they helped to) be- stow. | “Therefore be it Res recognition of the serv leparted members h rendered | smarck and Burleigh County and} of the reverence which this member. for them, that the memory ° one-time members of our! ition be ‘held in our he with veneration and that such intent be manifested by the adoption of these resolutions, “Be it further Resolved, Tha pathy with the immediate families of | | these departed ones be extended to | them, together with our profound re- | Sbect and sincere recognition of the part which they played in establish ing the institutions which have made j Bismarck and Burleigh County what lit is today | Respectfully submitted, Edith Winchester Conklin Dolly Detriech Byrne | Miriam Bentley Relk, LA FOLLTTE | SLATE FILED FOR PRIMARY (Continue from Pigg 1) tors and delegates. to the National Convention selected at’ the Democra- tie ite Convention held a Minot, February 7. The candidacy of H. H | Merry of Ellendale for National Com mit s also-endorsed. Johnson, County meeting and C. G. Secretary. A resolu onsisting of Wo J. Wand John Hol and brought in utions pledging: the spppert of | those present to the platform —and| candidates of the Minot Convention. The resolutions were adopted. j An active agnpaign will be fon in McLean County for Mr, Perry | [and the candidates » ed with | him, who are to oe voted fon at the March Primary, The convention went on r j being opposed to the Non-P {t on Laws.” ce which the pr ‘orbe tion Rickert kup re Was appointed | rried | FOR MURPHY The Wahpeton Globes: mecting of prominent the Richland County Der tral Committee held here, resolu- j tions: dopted endorsing the candidacy of R. B. Murphy of Bis- marck for national committeeman, No other action was tkqn at this meet- ing but it was decided that to create interest, n ings will be held fre- quently to which all intereste! in the return to power of a democratic administration, will be invited to at- tend H. G. Burrill was elected secretary of the county committee, The resolution adopted follows: We, us members of the Democratic Central Committee of Richland coon | : Ata members of | peratie Cen- were prth Dakota, called into ses y our county chairman, believe the great party of Jefferson, jand Wilson is to be again called into | power, ‘to correct the corruption and aft now ional capitol, and believing tha s highly important that our | be strengthened on every hand. ; Be It Resolved, that this meeting endorse and recommend to the Dem- oeratic voters of Richland County, the Hon, R. B. } K, for national committ areful consideration has convinced the mem- bers of this committee that he can} best. serve, Itis party in that capacity. NEW GUMMER APPEAL FILED The formal petition for a seh ing in the appeal of William 6 New German Oil Formula | Rubs Out Rheumatic Pains| Remarkable discovery quick, soothing relief for tism, gout, neuralgia and sufferers, German Chemistry that ha to the world the boon of Aspi |the relief of headache pain, | Novocain for painless dentistry, ha | now ome forward with another sci-| jentific discovery that promises to {make nerve, joint and muscular pains a thing of the past for thou- sands who have su red terrible tortures, A new combination of certain oils has been discovered which produces a clear amber liquid that affords im- mediate relief from pain in many in- | stances. It is so penetrating that it | disappears within ‘a few seconds, so | that it must be entirely absorbed by the body tissue. Even in. the most promises rheuma- neuritis given in for and of this remarkable oil has shown astonishing improvement at once in jmany cases. gTired muscles regain life, creaking joints with the pain all-gone become supple, the nerves are quickly soothed and the annoy- ing twinges cease. Rheumatigm, gout, neuralgia and neuritis are due to internal infec- tions which throw off poisons. These poisons dre carried by the blood to the nerve tissue where they inflame and irritate the nerve sheath. The| New German Oil is designed to neu- tralize. these ‘pain-cafsing poisons, bringipg almost — instant. » soothing relief. So astbnishing have been the re- sults from, the use of this oil that the American.distributors, have au- | thorized local druggists to dispense. it to rheumatic, gout, neuralgia and positive written guarantee, signed by ‘thémselves, to return the full purchase price of the first bottle if the-pains! are not wonderfully ‘re- lieved. All sufferers should take ad- vantage of this liberal offer. Unless you get relief from the .very first bottle your druggist will return your money. It is called Buhler Oil, and can be had at tost good druggists, such as Lenhart Drug Co., J. Breslow, Burt Finney. - Yi it! i! the | 4 FLOOR COVERINGS HE moment a Home-Crest‘Floor PAGE THREE Covering is laid in your home it becomes a part of the room, a testimony of your appreciation of beautiful home furnishings. Throtgh the years—through quiet evenings spent by the fireside, through sunny days and Home-Crest harmony of design and much to the cheerful comfort of you days of shadow, color contributes r home. The choice of a Home-Crest Floor Covering will bring lasting satisfaction. Come in and inspect our assortments, WEBB BROTHERS mer, convicted and sentenced for life for the murder of Marie Wick, was on file in the supreme court to day. The petition was filed by Bar- nett and Richardson and H.W. 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Phone Bismarek, N. 1D. 28-1 m, urn | broke, and 50° aer Brown & Jones, on} ern for READ TRIBUNE WANT ADS, ELTINGE Matinee Every Day At 2:30 i HURSDAY ANITA |STEWART IN |“The Love Piker” Hodge Podge LLOYD HAMILTON COMEDY “LONESOME” FRIDAY and SATURDAY Irene Rich, Henry B. Wal- * thal, Ben Alexander in “BOY OF MINE” ent St CAPITOL Theatre TONIGHT VIOLA DANA and Milton Sills —in— “THE HEART BANDIT” Adopted from Hopkins sensationally successful. crook romance, “Angel Face Molly.” Comedy “Cupid’s Elephant” Coming Coming CORINNE GRIFFITH aie “The ° Common Law” AUVEASTNEEATAGOA AEE RAE ETT