The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE They Urge You to Vote SAYSN.D. MILL | U.S. SUIT FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924 UP TO PROMISE OPENS IN WEST pda a Used \ = | Project at Grand Forks Has; Profiteering Charge Sched-| Not Worked Out as Expect- uled to be Made by Gov- ed, Halvorson Says ernment in the Suit = : . aa ; ; i THE WORLD'S GREATEST TWO YEARS MORE TRIAL <a alla ts BA K. ERIG POWDER "i | Los Angeles, Oct. 22Testimony | Independent Candidate, at to the efiect that a profiteering plot 4 z ig. . , lay behind tye granting to Doheas| hi Speech, Savs He Would | HA aa No Kitchen Complete Without It + This ‘Ti \ and leases in naval r Give It This Time | an¢ } { ifornia, scheduled! tor ‘pres 1/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND | tion today in federal court in the SALES “2*/, Rench) N, D., Oct ors of government's suit against the Pan- . North Dakota are ot using the ter American Petroleum and Transport) " minal elevators at Grand Forks, and Company, for cancellation of those i ‘King under a tremen tracts and Gous handicap in attempting to com: | The government's amended bill a Deputy Sherif’ Edward Kahl of pete th the mills at Buffalo, N. Y.{ complaint charges bi At went through the or-! declared Halvor L. Halvorson, in an : tween Albert B. Fall, see eee een — FER LC Ail ati elevator bit | The ri Sey SUE ea neyy y of the interior, and E. L. Doh-) i iuer, The son, Lester Kahl, 24{announcement made by Rel. Taft, MANY NEAR PEARLS discussed the mill and elevator sit “Lhe right to vote is with every effort which Si eal eny, involving the payment of $100,- | UrCer eRe -AGLTRSIGIGHIEHS : 7 s Hea uetion in detail and at length i a privilege. No citizen tends-16 LannnN(ss the AU eligible voters | oi'hs Dobeny to Fall, Which was fo eee ae eae ee clog) Wevetarurente ineanl| Gaui ant ue Sa a » mill and elevator are not | aaah Sager sida aaa : Ste PVC, ” 5 ved! by ing of f tha ure 2) a he q white or blac e > seen every Coe eee ever wn nets | 248) GHSUIeUAUhY MDINOIUE ‘t that the ri , —-: Should exercise their pre lowed by granting of oil teases in) ek (below) into the country, shot|to advance 70 percent of the local | “Hite or black pe een | peontiesd) Uy thet aes J isele RACAL A ke) rogative of citizenship, the naval reserve to the Doheny in-| i 6. and then buried her body in almarket price, but not to exceed 86] Where, and occasionally one has a aa Mr i wor] ing ils exercise. ts a duty as well as a » terests, whose value in possible pro-| iyi oy grave. ‘The setto is demand-|cents per bushel, ‘This limitation | combination of and natural ; 0} citerated the edge of] ‘ivilege.” s have bee C: ater ): cioti it és es eee 7 i ris. FRE TE BHeAE fauidktés 6. givell privilege, . ae ae tae Ogee by ie inge the death penalty, was set_by the Federal Intermediate | pearls. vet nh Guu Ee En OZOUE LY |e -— _ YOUNG AMERICA WILL BE i America| Stated the government's ease briefly.) Bae Bee bas 49 iam eng He | business tryout for two LIAS , H DT OTE | united Lutheran Church in America] defendan weleomed the ty 3 a 4 . iss vhich formerly operated there URGED TO CAST AV. e r e| P 2 PRE and then submit, the question as to | 1 ill He i f ein eae in Rear uch large degree of the| change of venue and ex ed pret Ghar) Hp mater to safeguard its} Dileg Can Be Cured their future to the people of Nort | hut which is vow a | By NEA Service that sturdy stock} gatisraction that the cas iit ot ‘ loans, Mr, ‘Taft stated. With S | rhe mills tL Minot hav La ans, Wich vlaved (uel anv inigeWeany Flas seniitevanddnetosavansederal itv: In the early part of the season ithout Surgery cihavelttg wi for provid’ | Tikecpblcee AUGRES EM GEnTRR LONE 8 y jin the development of ‘the counties] punal, according to Frank J. Hogan Gs wrod ate GAN Sool suk SSS ' mers grain, but none | held the price about 5 cents al “the vote at the November election, aaa iltarsuceeseve DUNEMREGOTUTIOT ae ‘ : He ai + Hogan,} Sinee the climb in price, the 80 cent | qn jnstractive book has been pub- | , ure to use these cle | Fe eee or angi lt, Alluoueanivationastiicercsteduin oN |. argu suerinre@h gil ne Fan WH SEI | pot grapes ne RUVR erase CONTA evEne! mit prevented the assceiation from | tighed by Dr. A. S. McCleary, the | ators,’ he continued, “Th me Ne ae Get-Out-the-Vote” campaign, whick |") jroug heritage. adinssaineveddrrawapaviieairspe)ltieg?® advancing the full 70 percent. This | noted rectal specialist of Kansas a © no benefit in paying three yey 1 hake the farmer must | W#8 imaugurated by Newspaper En-| eeu SARE COTEIC! male Bian tae CHIC sacs ' limit has now been increased to 95 | Gity, This book tells how sufferers und reloading und storage there en rain on both flour | 8ill make special etvorts to see that| coonies, the Puritans vate New ane! ae 4 eivecnnthe Bey. this eral “The growers e already deliv- | cured without the use of knife, scis- | nute urket with their grain inom both Aa tenewl yn qualitind vot fet to the . folie enue ti : a Site ered ulmost 2 million bushels to the , “hot” iron, electricity or an cou Oo Rtred Gein shettt That is an economie ;#ll newly quali Mee T iand, uy Luther rae ee is presented to this court’ and the | k ' Ae aN ene SUSE Resa SCAN nell erie CiGin ee SuERIBET seine: . : : | Penns q in ‘ i ented to the! 7. 6 54 4 Tea re y u “The amount of grain stored by dinple 1 ungster inthe United | Pennsy Fane : la. | Way in which it was presented to the Joins in Kiwanis Plan Fok] prospects for a big volume are very | without confinement to bed and no Pee Re eee cinte oe ee cing (whab it Hanae as cone of age within) | nal eanaia canteen Sr MIERERCRER RANGE cL aaa neki bright. ‘The pool has a splendid op- | hospital bills to pay. The method PeSeece e emacs worth nent i puslnces it must ps r years, could be indue Tis cvenl ize’ thaGuiNlasdnubleunia’l © o175 ant deghuvealiaeraeer aiepose | Speeding up Voting on [portunity this year to make a good |has been @ success for twenty-four und has been a expense instead i © yote t y, the | i ‘ , : Sh arabe eee ae > . showing, for world conditions indi- | years and in more than eight thous- a i nu | the mistakes in judgment of it Md) as yeey une tion and union forms one of the expose ana ronteivanlel lee! ’ owing, Stop thee. sine not promise | would be obtained f ENA RpLEOerecearlLZORdHEHENURIEN Tet os ai is gwalest ee cael = rising prices. ‘The market value of | paid free to persons afflicted with “ie Ey ae They vealize | In round figures there td. Lutheran church audits related] cicy Or mnowns oF of easily ascer-| rhe guests at the Rotary luncheon | the grain already delivered to the| piles or other rectal troubles who n a place to ship grain, enough cap: Flite chai change cold,| million boys and girls who in ies rtaking of the Ameri-| qj epee a have {this noon included Gen, FE. A. Wil-|pool, and still unsold, has increased | clip this item and mail it with nai ity for say even a million bushes | hard facts. They simply promse to | were between the ages of 17 and 20.1 (oy) EAHA RGIER ARORA Norte cert ccn WGeee ORE aac |Tiama, Diaintraiveldayatornt tis-|in value about $400,000.00 since the | and address to Dr. McCleary, D543 would not avail us much with a crop | 0% mn nonef sell tho] Gombinedawith) hie Mure mvetuinil Con mi oie cae Sues erent cs unuikenasidayfandbnienesthe nd now. Rotarian from|peginning of the season,” he pointed | Parkview Sanitarium, Kansas City, running well over the hundred mil-j Tun’ the mil econontlea yy, = omnes Mee anes # land traditions are nurturing the case heretofore presented to the pub-|™" a pane eee beginning eneeaeon); to. ; Atl b | flour cost of production as | strength will be thousands of newl¥! “ie in the hearts of those of thei 1 Forks; Dr. F. D. Kendrick,| out, lion bushel mark, average years. By eed dee : same in the hearts of those o} Nlliiiesand theleasernowite) Bavaubmitted : - uals “At all evetns this state owned | POS as little actual 1085 | inade American citizens, many of | caith who now leave Europe and east! tg this court,” of Bismarck and now of terminal elevator, (not built alto th Nas and : {whom will receive their 1 1 Papers | their fortunes with our people. ieschipucterisedsas’“withoutacun:| au Me 5 al a & Albert t eymii arket 3 stood for two] selling or running them out of bi shortly before time to " for Eee SS ts a ([Lea, Minn.; H. R. Day, mana; Bie terminal market) has stoo i duct at such 4 dation” the charge that the executive Neara without being used by our | ness by selling the product at such | the November balloting. order transferring the administration | ite serail ceparepient oF aay jizziness Is G Lh Be Store their! Points as have no local mills re- if ee Daas Motor Sales Co; Kiw: farmers as a place to store ther) oy that with dairying and hogs SS of the naval reserves from the r Geer Sepa 4 ’ is \e grain. b : ag {rust go feed and that no farmer] barrel more value, and with nearty | to the interior department was i ho kindly. ied ea le cent Nature’s W: rnin "Was it a mistake to build it? Has) To ay the freight upon his feed | 50 cents a barrel freight ‘| duced by false representations made |" Ray Rede leds ann tg a is it proved the claims of the leaguers? | oa crate and b: ain. for Buffalo, to the president by Fall, and equally i mead | “Mind you the taxpayers are | @7QURC oe ene as “ ; Tpasélega dic sd, was the [tell of his visit to Pau! Rot: Paeinpiaiatlipnidollarilocdoh uc] “If Proper and) wdequate markets)|, “Untill the casi will’ p eran ou Was theljast week and R, M, Bergeson gil tying a mflion dollar loud of 26°) ye opened where they are not | price for accusation that Fall and Doheny had et eee ane eee echt Grain Commission erving pipe becuuse = a decided detriment to the public, | to he losses soid outside the ho conspired to defraud the SOT FA To. My enna: Ran then there is the mill located at OE A 2 a ds ada eeree | Aberdeen Meeting Authorizes A tion by F, L. Conklin whereby exci | Minneapolis Dulath Grand Forks, with a capaeity beyond | 1 ooh o feet justifies its epntinuanee , : Take Acti uto Deaths Rotarian pledges himself to see that ; Chieage Milusakee the state's natural trade to con-j People fee) justifies his Cpu | Committee to Take Action 14,412 in Y. Recnise alee his business sume, built at this point after even |e eerie or leasing will be sub-| ee p In Year, {ates, and employees vote on Send us semles ot your grain Minneapolis had lost its supremacy ees ran regan | ™ 3 ig veiber 4th was seconded and adopte and flax for valustion: sample ae a milling center to Buffatcy N.| mitted for their determination at Aberdeen, S. D. Oct, 22,—With U. S. Report Shows Pileres seconea ant ated eave lipeapeauthapenlceanesls Y., with nothing available but pre-| the next, election. F the certainty of a serious conges- linac Popa erie aot oeahae e % mium wheat for its grind, and with |, “Promise. or Ses ee oa tion in grain terminal markets un-| | Washington, Oct. 22-—A total o Sota. aiahinaecoeduncesont Nee fenith may fellow Avold this by — 50 cents a barrel adverse differen- | this mill pay a 5 } less shipments are lessened from the deaths from accidents during | Ai edeaives| at conanliecne: taking TANLAC, the world’s great- tial ns against the Buffalo mills,| e slittering pictures of the league | a 1923 caused by automobiles and {Pressed desizes a commitiee est digestive medicine. TANLAC ise) cide, to. scch the eastern | 22 its sponsors heretofore, tine | C lidge Says They Hel sae Ce Ge penny A tributary to | other motor vehicles, excluding mo- {Posed of F. Conklin dates th will tone up your stomach, cleanse Hee ee ea ingore, comer | Cvorvone of ot proved to be tin-| Coclidge Says ey Help u ut cu ine polis, members | toreyeles, is “showp in statistics “ts- je hrlstianden eae a erecta your atom and build you up to ae oe reeset K. | Sel, not gold a 5 1348 o* the northwest regional advisory | cembled by the ce. ..|was named to » with the robust health. rates to compete with, is that, work: poatble Benefit | Make Good Citizens | board at their meeting here yester-| ing. the by he ey ae Vote For ing out a re cee aromise 2 “If you admit that the only rea- | | day, gave to their special joint} in, United States, which contains| Burt Finney divulged his plans for | TAN AC ° tie ald rls son for winning the mill is asa chee Chicago, Oct. 22.—President ‘Cool-| fin committee power to act 1/476 per cent of the total population. |the coming Ladies Night to be he! L : ' i a able to operate | Fon the grain and mill trade, to set liqve, in a greeting read here today,| ™ecting the emergency, This total represents a death ;next Wednesday evening at 7 The World’s Best Tonic dimieapiuenwerssunable to oper a higher grade of flour for the east, ere 5 Y+} “When the serious condition pre- | ,., ; : iE : Ea = e | Peta al 98; cer cont! capacity. dur-| e : “|lauded the contribution of Luther-| W! 3 jeonaitie rate of 14.9 per 100,000 population |and concluded the prograin ° ing the last two years, because But- | °™™ milter ie pie af sand ‘us Suro) theinebalonment ciethorenis veiling Becansesotyercater sninments ecmpared with 12.5 in 1922; 11.5 in |limerick’composing contest in wh At All Good Drug Stores filo Withiits chenper, with tha.aogt | Compe! that eastern muller to BY Icinat colonies of this country andl 10 the northwest terminals taan'|2921 and 10.4 in 1920. poetic license ran riot u Over 40 Million Bottles Sold heat from the southwest, mixing a| More Of fhe hard northern spre lin the struggle for American inde | eee eine eens apecial | ,,ceiifernia topped the list with ajDuemeland luckily escaped with tt wheat from the s est, Ing, wheat on which we have a monop- | dence. | closed in the report of a special] rate of 32.6 deaths per 100,000. pop- |*booby" Tanlac Vegeta le Pills for Little northern grown spring wheats! oty in North Dakota and eastern jMndence, = | | Gcint grain committee given in the| ulation, und Wyoming was’ second yer cake Tan ve are able to under sell them. ,| Montana, so “Tar as the United | oe eee eee america, which ig| moming action on the part of the | with 24.1. Among 68 cities for “The transportation “question 18! Sintes is concerned and in that way |‘heran Church of America, which is! joard was referred to a committee | nich slatistio were rather Cone algo) mora favorable to Busfalo, sit: | short the market, and increase the |? nie eee and its al“ whieh reported later in the after-| den, N. J., led with a rate of 354 fi uated in the heart of the flour con- | },, a. then I believe there might |licd bodies because “they are nurt-| heon, dene seu cledn wilh a ceate 35.4 scming territory, in that wheat | bo cone’ hea oe ee ‘as{uring among newcomers trom E aH ae aaeetine oeueney heat all and Scranton, Pa,, was second with = or carries a lower rate per hundred! indirect benefits gre concerned . | ere the Amer s of the ¢ be held at Minneapolis, Minn., Tues-| The state in whi. than does flour, The difference | «yy, Tory ane ne alae initia ilar ign Uanuaey (oOaes i The state in which the death rate E ut, until we consume the flour January 20, 1925. FERRER GIBE EESR EL oe toeaee i COUNTY amounts to nearly 50 cents per bar-| in the local ritory, pre His letter, which wa ad at the er 100 prominent railroad men | wus Mississippi where the number Chi actor - rej of flour. < | doubtful, indeed. ‘convention, in part follows: shippers, besides state railroad | yey 100,000 was 4.4. Kentucky had iropractol AUDITOR “This is because of barge ship; | “You are using a higher priced! ‘I’ extend my greetings to the| ccmmissioners and others attended | {ie next best with a rate of 617 Consultation Free ments of raw eat on the great 5 carly 9 e1 our biennial conventi 2| the meeting her ls \ i ments of raw wheat on the great | raw material, nearly 90 cents /fourth biennial convention of the| the meeting here. Among cities where an estimate was|Wheat Growers Pool Pay-{| Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N : i 1-2 cents per hundred. — = = possible, New Bedford, Mass., was At the General Election “These are handicaps under which W. h e B b ll Cl b Vi ° cs lth oe oe le ments to be Larger held November 4th. your mill operates because it is not t. Minnesota reported 328 deaths, a your mill sperates ineance it oot | Washington Baseba ub Visits neat ie ae : located at the best point economical Grand Fork D., Oct. ly, from the standpoint of milling e Or ERAT eg ae eae Myicough a special apraqeement Wie OLDSMOBILE My motto is efficieney— a ao e Fresident At [he ite House; 603 SOLDIERS the Federal | Intermediate Credit || SALES AND SERVICE and economy. easte! ade. 3 iS 2 stake sank of St, Paul, the ort akota : of judgment of the men who located | J h Gi h B. i} BONUS CLAIMS When Growers eAcnorintions willie DAKOTA AUTO ai’ i 4 : ay Ayeea oe ‘ol. z Pe amexerzad) mil; at Grand Forks onanson wen A utograp ed atl: ARE PURCHASED |!¢; in the future, to increase the SALES CO. (Pol. Adv.) he flour sold in the natural maximum advance to growers fifteen 107 5th St. Phone 428 trade dersttory a Grand Forks shows eee i : ea Heoaced wee at cents per bushel, according to’ an ie 2 profit, bu ie excess over tha it dalliianmeti ee soldier need is sold at a los: “When the ‘suggestion to close the mill comes, one is confronted with the fact that to close it would not cure the loss. Ifthe mill were closed there would be a depreciation e of at least 6 per cent * per r er more than $100,000 and the! interest cn the bonds sold to build tne institution amounts to $224 per yea > “You would day therefore stitution, “Indirect losses brought about by 4 the fact that small mills are bems j driven out of. the state hard to measure. At Jamestown a farmer told me that he losing 6 cents 2 bushel on his couse the mill y closed. The price there is six cents this year than it has een in previous years, compared to regular market price, because of the loss of the compztition of the lose over $1,006 if you closed the per | in a bushel less b Try This For NEURITIS ‘Neuritis may be localized in come to the White House and bring his athletes with him. At that conference e_- President | Proved to the ball players that he had closely followed their deter- mined fight for the pennant and urged them to bring a pennant) back with them at the close of|he asked. the season. In the above picture the , Presi- | dent is standing with Manager Harris (left) Walter Johnson} plaything. (right) and Clark Griffith, owner| As the of the club, to the right of Jobn-| son, In Walter Johnson, pitching ace for eighteen years, the Pres- ident was particularly interested “Silent rooting 1s something x new in baseball. g i One of the persons in Washing- fy single nerve or may be general, in- ton most interested in the great volving a large number of nerves. showing made by the American For quick and lasting relief pharma | League team representing the Cap- ists have for the past few months! {tal has been President Coolidge. dispensed Joint-East—a quick pene-| Never has he raised his voice in trating remedy that, when rubbed | raueus outery against half-wittod er the affected parts for about one! decisiohs by earnest umpires; nor {minute, soaks right in so that not a/ has he shouted his advice to strain- trace is left on the skin. ing base runners, but his silent Joint-Ease is for limbering up stiff | “pulling” has helped make the joints, reducing the swelling and} once-despised Senators the most Hicausing the pain to disappear, and/| feared baseball team in the League. cor this purpose thousands of tubes; They say so, anyway. ‘are sold daily—60 cents at All drug-} Stanley “Bucky” Harris, man- gists or any live druggist anywhere. ager of the Washington team— Mail orders filled, cash or C. O. D., be ee wer is ne Lagaiyiay fallowell, Maine, team director in either major Pope Laboratories, Hallows May, league—recently was invited to famous fast curve, ..“I hold it this way,” ‘the giant | successful. twirler replied, here and-——~— “At this point the Chief Execu- tive took the ball and proceeded to imitate the Johnson grip. Walter | | Srasped his opportunity. “Will you autograph that ball?” | No sooner said than done, and now the ball player has the Pres- jidential signature on his favorite Senators” left the White House grounds Johnson |the President that he could soon jlearn to throw a@ curve. | Executive was doubtful, He pr and asked him how he pitched his/ ined the players to attend the ___Lwerld series ane event they. were my fingors resting | Lonus claims, trial Commi: whereby funds loan from a claims in adva Last year we 000 enly 17,500,000 Freezone” on stantly that cor shortly you lift gers. Your druggist assured But the to remove every foot’ calluses, [een have been purchased by the Indus- hcuse to permit payment of bushels of flaxseed, Doesn't hurt one bit! “Bregzone” for a few cents or corn between the. toes, totalling $216,050.00, jon under the plan were secured by n eastern financial the nee of tax receipts. used nearly 42,000,- of which were grown here, Drop a little an aching corn, in- n stops hurting, then it right off with fin- i sells a tiny bottle of ; , sufficient! hard corn, soft corn, and the without soreness or) Ady. 30x314 fabric 31x4 fabric .. 32x31 fabri 32x4 fabric .. 33x4 fabric .. 34x41, sm. Goodyear 12.50 34x41, awt Goodyear 14.00 TIRE’ SALE EXTRAORDINARY Gur Aniual Fall Clean Up Sale. We carry No Surplus Over Winter. Blackstone Fresh Stock, and Fully Guaranteed., Mai! Orders Shipped C. 0. D. . 10.00 . 16.66 11.50 . 12,50 CORWIN MOTOR CO. BISMARCK, N. D. These Tires e All Brunswick and Buy Now at Less Than Cost. 30x332 30x31, 380x312 32x31, clin cord... .$9.25 ss cord...... 9.50 ss oversize. 12.00 rib cord... ..12,50 cord .13.00 32x4 cord ..........14.50 34x4 cord ..........16,00 32x44 cord ........19,00 33x4¥4 cord ....,...20.00 34x41, cord 33x5:cord ..... .21.00 . 25,00