The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Hiss Ae Kw THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ . PAUL LIVESTOCK [NORTH DAKOTA | Making Plans of the expense and inconvenience re- | the udders and other portions of the ‘ Paul, May 9. Cattle re- | H ‘ sues, Vaalti . Mpanithes agninetcane MARKET NEWS . hate “seats Fa! GAINS THROUGH | — For Couneil of [vie cer wticn enosox thin in| RUE from guarentinesaaaing 1 teer su ease has not been identified, but it | H [nly. Qual ' AUTO INCREASE School Women 5. known that it occurs particularly 1H : pees in the exudate from the vesicles, in ds of quality and tinish to sell at} tContimlenrentnaee aN Plans are being made by Miss Min-! the soliva, and in the milk of infected | s9.00 to 310,00. Bulk o : Py need ‘ ipl clson, president, and other animals, though it is not limited to } $6.00 t she-stoc ‘ re Gey MOBIiens UL BUS ALCS ae nf the National Council of It is readily de- | $7.00, ( portation, He declared that the Administrative Women in Edu the boiling hd PsN wh of the nation hed inereased | for the program of the organ i = he aT 11 hillions in toe last 11 years, ;at the time of the meeting in W h pelngs are re not very A ov 7 S Det fl of TZ percent, while pop- {ington during the Natio apt to contract the disease, but it is Decline Takes Place Afte eady, Run include Ta Mee Hie. MOU TREFaAKRUHUMEIY, fait MUBUeli EDR eR MAUAI SCD TAL ipine Hieniie PAPE WHORE eNiIGFER! Start, However UE ey pror 1. Greatly impr mposium on women's contribution “The question has been raised as : . ner AUN Cenneren he said, was resi to the cause of education will he one to whether the disease in children (CHE i pivieeats . Best light Heenan TGR nabling peo of the program features, and speak- known as “impetigo contagiosa” may i Chicago, May 9-—Assertion Kers $4.25 to $8.00, to turn’ waste plies intorwealyhy | ers will anelud Susan’ Dorsey, not be identical with foot and mouth that wheat seceding this i Hog reevivts 9,000, Mostly steady The manufacturer declared he did | ity the Los An » in animals, but no oné has 18 leading countries would show | Sp« © corte Weber SWE mix: |e cdaltave: Wine there wand) ey eele nd Mrs, Mary Brad- “n able to answer this ques- BONGO) tushcla ucrouge de- 1 Wiis and butchers tw packer A SERIALS BTL anything: | ford, city superintendent of Kenosha, affirmative or inthe y) crease had a stimulat a i AR ae fay till inaliegty A While | Wisconsin, schools, a former presi- ot and mouth disease i Ppameeee ouiys a } ee at there may he more automobiles pro- | dent of the nization i ul in cattle, and ap Pena nit Nix ( daced than needed. Tike shoes, for a} The National Council of Admiais- uch less so in human bein FOR Hees eo oy levies Vonaatly time, this would not be a permanent | tative Women in Education is com- It docs cause serious loss- ECONOMICAL cent net higher, May $164 rae condition, he said. He believes the posed of about 2,000 women holding es when cattle infected, because 4 is to cand duly $1 " ale Fire ek einuiite. business is am integral | such positions as stite superintens, of the interference with the sate of | fl AMAA. AA ohn f ‘ Teun tel the counte nd pros- | dent, county superintendent, super- the reduction of the quantity -j a eChicuy Die NES te eal Nun Whale He Goo taj berity. enabling. the # Up of | visers and deans of colleges and high produced, and also on account H wien : nothing of if Paes j activities, enshting to see | schools throughout the country, Miss ‘a | wank al ay, 2 iz In d to do mor at it will | Nielson was elected president of the Bgemcasonn, Link. place ha MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Jalways he the great industry it is | national ose ion last’ Bebruary ts oF the ernment erep report Te stay o. Wheat ores Sand continually aid in the develop- in Chicago OWES TANLAG LASTIN were chiefly responsible fer the ¢ cars compared with 126 ment of the nation The North Dakota council of the | Beit Set rengtt Oe ee ents: a vent Cash 1 north: | Sees ion will have a program | other Hind LOM MIBAION Henn mendee t6 Shine i Although 1 com at the North Dakota | house selling Om NGrtbe | te ciieen ait ie te ro pleted its gre t yer with an out i west accounts, ubsequent Se cai i put of more than 200,000 cars Mr. seth ome IS1187, to $1247«c ordinary to good Willys expresses the utmost at con dr ibis a Sp fr av a ahs | eribt: May $1.12%: duly fd Mai would | on coun te zo, is president of the, Mrs, Dikeman Says Medicine 1 suffered positive agony fo Ms Sto $1.06% 1s ptember $1 yn Nowy Ree state counc i 5 ‘ and gases and became so weak thin, Metin aul ceounur'te: llew-yesters | Paani EO i ne Wash Dosing San | — 3 Baa betas) (G1! skhaiicth Pa Fl CANALS) AS UO day's finish y GO to Glie: flay We built 22,048 cars, more than dou- H ? Trouble That Had Lasted, eae F Pubeiecueel i : pbling our record of Janu | Y ne rots Me rid te a ene { BISMARCK GRAIN in February we produced 22, | 5 Years. TeV aners Watpe, bio. SU lOCl ea ba (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) . against only 1 year. Dur eos sane | petite, every trace of stomaen trou-| ; MINNEAVOUS FLOUR ; | : ‘ble has disappeared und I am enjey-! Bismarck, May 9. tinge March we broke all previous | Mniverveatsuotimatomacn trouble ppea Je ‘ : ‘ 71 ais ANG) : g the best health and strength Ty No, 1 dark northern $1.07} , 402, barrels, | monthly production ords with an {had brought my weight down to on- ey Aehae aA No, 1 northern spring Los ontput of haven walwere'| lag olpounde andilinndl Tostihofel of Neveu nncna inayesrs) (1) Ove) Tar) No. 1 amber durum . 91 also. able ain during April. | Hever! gelling) anyrbelber, pub Manine Omeemeeucuu ox pradtude:! Tes ai) No. 1 mixed durum xa! And still we are unable to keep has given me complete relief and Wonderful medicine | No. 1 red durum e 82] abreast of the nd for Overland weight to 105 pounds,” is Tanlae is for sale by all goad) No. 1 flax rn 1 Sleeping room in wie {and Willys-Knight ears by our deal- | Sige abating sateen Ovet Bert druggists, Accept no” substitute. | No. 2 flax i ieely moderis For ° _ |U. S. Sur; con General Ex-' Buea 4151 30th Ave., Minn- Over 40 Million bottles sold H No. 1 rye 1G : Male hone Rove “Men who have analyzed the sit-| ae qj i expolig, Minn. — We quote but do not handle the} 745 Mandan Ave gy) Mala tes that Here on beat plains How Losses Are “In 1919, influenza ieft my sto-' Tanlae Vegetable Pills, for cons a Following: | a a LAGE UU ee CLEA okie > a y Its mach terribly disordered and treat- pation made and recommended by} ee }FOR RENT Two ficacniahed (cesta aes andy See now tm Gausedh by isnt aacs ment after treatment failed to help the manufacturers of TA | Barley | rooms for light housekec oneration. Predictions are to the; — ia particle in restoring my digestion. | _aav. | Speltz, per ‘ Mrs. Adn Rohrer, 620 6th St e t that the motor cars industry Washington, May 9.--In view of i SHELL CORN : 5 9-at | Will build 4,000,000 cars this year. | the epizootic of foot and mouth dis- | Yellow os 2ST rhis means that there will be 2,000, | ease in cattle in certain parts of Cal- | No, 6 lb. test or more ROOMdor rent om firat floor. Bath] 000: buve who have never owned | ifornia at the present time and the | No. 55 Ub. test Gnetizauedibore (Close: an cars befe | interference with travel and with the . | No. 4°. .a4sh ‘ < eeaeonnblnn (Galient a1aerEh en Reception shipment of certain food stuffs (in- SAVE. \ | White and Mixed ompanied by L. G.| cluding milk) as the result of the rine) WILLING TO SERVE + No. 2, 56 Ib. test or more : E presence of this diseage, Acting Sur- No. 5b Vb, test FOR RENT 4 room fu 7 Z geon 1 White of the ublic Riad Fal shece contbneni. “Dib Advertisi Corporation, ar | treaith! Service «wis asked’tardieeisa Je pér pound discount under 55 Ibs.} ney Plate here at 11:30 a, m. They were met | foot and mouth disease from the Ear Corn, fe under shell, 2 oe at the train by Governor Nestos.| viewpoint of ifs possible danger to FOR SALE ‘A beautiful tur thpe,at| Maver Lenhart, President: Webb of | human beings ‘ ‘ane third! ot ite lent, (GoingMto,| che) Association “of Commerce! and) ” “mjerdiscasey” Dr. White stntes uae Chicago, May 9.—Hog receipts 25, | the coast Call 768w. CUE Nonuy 100 owners of Willvs-| an acute, highly contagious malad; night Overt and cars partic! 000. mostly . five” ‘cents OT ated in a parade, led by Judge C higher. Packing sows five to 10c we selman as marshal and. the Elks’ up, now slow. Top $7.70 PRISONER KILLS SELF ‘band, the Sndingte uthewialr k Cattle receipts 4,000, Steady to} Neb z ye May 9. Mrs Motor Sales Company. After photo- strong. Top matured steers early , belle White, held on a charge of |eraphs were taken, Mr. Willys shook $11.6 mutderii® ther infant x several hands with"many’ in the Lahr or- heep receipts 14,000, Fat lambs | weeks ago, hanged. herself with a ti I5e to Bde lower. towel in her cell here yesterday, Mrs eter trip that 5 White admitted giving poivon to her! has yeached. most every. section. of CHICAGO PRODUCE je-venrr oll sony anielicer say. the nation, declared that he was op- Chicago, May futter unchang “i Himistie over the future and sees a ed, Receints 11.491 tubs. Creame Mother's. Day — next Sun- extr: nk. Cheese s (ere n optimist and that was Eggs higher. nts y Mth. “Say it with (y0 sation most needed in thi Firtss 23¢ to * Osear H. Will &! He will return to the east a grea Ze to * torage pack extras 24 aa hooster for North Dakota and prom- to 2he. F Y4Ywe. Poultry ‘alive, rd St. Jised to combat as he finds ie op- fouls 24e to 26 Moilers hoe to portunity all misconceptions of the 3 fibe; roosters 1 eust toward the great Northwest. care mother to be remembered. tunate enough to have her; then send her a plant to watch ever and. take Delivery Association. are ready and waiting for your orders. except the price of a telegram. « Greenhouses 319-3rd St. Mather Will reamraie : WILL’S FLOWERS ; greatest right to expect it. Tell us what you want to expend—and leave it to us. We want Just wear a flower, or, if you are sti! of, or cut flowers. Either will make her happy. We want Please remember that distance is no barrier. No matter Everyone loves to be remembered and Mother has the every I for- every mother to be remembered this day. Tell us what we can do for yours. where mother may be, we can send her flowers through our Florists’ Telegraph Three thousand florists throughout the country This service costs you nothing OSCAR H. WILL & CO. Mother’s Day, Sunday, May Eleventh Phone 784-W. .| mals, such as eattle and sheep. cloven-hoofed an Anin} | mals suffering from foot and mouth disease have fever, followed by anj| | eruption consisting of vesicles (small blister like sores) occurring chiefly on the mucous membrane of: the mouth and on the skin at the cleft! of the hoof and less frequently opj ting chiefly For a Mother, the the debt of-love her. membrance—a day for Crrsr a Remembrance | knowledge that those for whom she suffered and sacrificed so much have not forgotten and gratitude they owe to Mother’s Day, May 11th, is a day for re- | iii NATIONAL BA. finest tribute is the all to observe. ‘| Innocent Tooking rubbish mee Hina cellaris the cause lj of many abad fire. i How natural to throw scraps of paper into that old box! One seldom thinks of fire dangers, or metal waste ‘bar- rels, until it is too late. There is the ‘house in flames, Perhaps a total loss—unless the investment is” fully pros tected by fire insurance, There is no better protection against fire loss than the sound ingemnity of a care- fully drawn insurance policy. That is why this agency rep- resents the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Everything MURPHY “The Man Who Knows Insurance” Bismarck, N. D. CLIMAX - OCCI them better with our flour. some, more satisfying. f —_0———_ Try a sack! You, are the judge. will refund your money without argument, 4 OF NORTH DAKOTA P. C. Remington, President. J. A. Graham, Vice President and Cashier. C. M. Schmierer, Assistant Cashier. ee AUCTION SALE Will Continue on Saturday, May 10th At 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. ED. KAFER AUCTIONEER. CAPITAL CITY CLOTHING STORE 5th and Bwdy. MAKE MORE AND BETTER BREAD BY USING GUARANTEED FLOUR or LYON’S BEST THEIR WONDERFUL GOODNESS NEVER VARIES. No matter how good your bakings are now, we, guarantee you can make Better flavor, better texture, more whole- If you, are not satisfied your grocer RUSSELL: MILLER MILLING Co. NO. DAKOTA must go. DENT FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924 from your feet RAVEL by foot to health, to success, to greater enjoyment of life. Your feet will take you some’ like going — give them a square dea) by Wearing the shoe with a real the Arch Preserver Shoe — “chassis”. You'l) realize thet you never knew how much fun walking could be. We have your favorite style, of course ARCH seen G SHOE Grades Yield to— Red | Crown The test of power comes when you are in a:tight place—on a sharp grade or in asea of mud. Then Red Crown shows its worth and proves its parentage. When you buy Red Crown you buy more than gasoline—you buy the ex- perience, science and knowledge of the. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) plus a guarantee of service which holds good until the last drop of Red Crown in your tank is consumed. Your car starts easier — gets away quicker — it accelerates more smoothly — it develops greater power — greater speed, and greater mileage--with Red Crown in the tank, You can get Red Crown everywhere in the ten Middle Western states. This efficient service makes carburetor ad- justment needless and it is a boon to tourists. Fill up with Red Crown anywhere and get real power that does not recognize a tight place when you come to it. - SOLITE (REG WS PAT OFF.) ‘The Perfect Gasoline is for the motorist who demands a little quicker action from his car and is willing to forego extreme economy. RED CROWN, 23.9c per Gal. SOLITE, 26.9c per Gal. At the following Standard Oil Service Stations: 8th and Main Sts, 1st and Main Sts, And the:f Malms Service A. C. Dance, Baldwin Hdwe. Co., ere Bros. Hdwe. Co., Baa ND. ‘al Benz, ee N. D. (indiana) You can depend upon Red Crown to give you the utmost of power and mileage at least cost. Fi can following ing Bismarck Motor Co. 416 € Brosdvay Station, 4th A. T. Welch, Menoken, N Bi Standard Oil C Company, Bismarck, N. D. .where that's worth while. Make “em feel “KEEPS THE FOOT WELL and Mud and Rossen St. i