The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1924, Page 8

PAGE RIGHT MINOT ‘STOCK [WELL. WELL! WE'LL HAVE TO LOOK SE MATTERS EXCHANGE BAIT Mentana Rancher Swindled Out of $2,800 After “In- He vesting SADDER BUT WISER Mi mos dence stories In City inst week when fb youny vancher residing Ma Mont SX00.00 after being pers invest: in copper The one of the most cl ind executed fraud its hind ever perpetrated in Min when told, rivals in interest the ott. peeting persons of the Chie pe Golden Gate of tact to paint Californi Chance to Make Money f Milton A represen company of New York « tive of and had stopped at a hotel in Minot y a short visit in this city when t the two men who imi up conversation concernit the possibilities of making a fort To Veseth, the info imparted that Milton, sentative of New York busi was in Minet to “bust” up the Minot exch He had just come to Minot Great Falls, Mont., where he had broken up an exch: in that tor copy i Veseth was told, and copper stock tbove par, and. the that th were due | was soaring prospects w + to make an in ey make found st native way, de y 0 and con sequently couldn't: invest such a small sun Hut Veseth's two kind friends did not despair, When Veseth couldn't {1 decided to sell their kat a big mar MeDonald left the cin the hotel a the xehange intending to sell out, Mil ton couldnt be seen around the ex change, it was explained, because he was in the city with the primary purpose in mind of breaking up the exchange, but had decided to make a little money on the side before bringing pressure to bear that would result in the wiping out of the ex change. He w of $500 a we nh the Milton said. Presently McDonald returned con veying the information that the stock | s had declined tol # f the stock! exchange value and) Milt unless M Ud produce $10,000 equaling the value of the stock to show stock exe officials that in event copper quotations had fallen the two stockholders would have been | able to meet the lo “Investel" Ei Then arose the qu to raise the $10,000, be McDonald and Milton were : to sell, Milton imm patched a wire to his “Uncle Hent in New York City, a for but a reply was received from Mary” saying that “Uneie Henry” had gone to Mexico and had left no forwarding address. However, Mil- ton’s family succeeded in raising what purported to be $5,000 in currency and McDonald secured a sum repre sented to be $2,200, Here Ve yielded, after becoming thorou enthused-over the prospect of 1 a fortune on copper stock, and fr Montana bank secured thes which he turned over to McDonald, who after a conference with Milton and Veseth, decided to invest the en- tire sum in more copper stock which was soaring at unprecedented price levels. But two days later the crash came, the bottom dropped out of the cop- per market for some unexplained reason, and Milton and McDonald, A TEST OF YEARS. Is the Experience of This Bismarck Resident Are you miserable with an aching back? Feel tired, nervous and run down? Do you have daily headuches, dizzy spells and annoying urinary disorders? Then why not take the; advice of a Bismarck resident who} suffered as you do and found last- ing relief by using Doan's Pills--a stimulent diuretic to the kidneys? Here is a Bismarck case that the at? Steinmetz, 112 Second St. Co., and they cured me o dull aching through the of my -back. I had heen annoyed for some time with a lameness and sore- ness through my loins and a tired and Janguid feeling and got_no r lief until I used Doan’s Pill: haven't had backache and my ki neys have been healthy since.’ NINE YEARS LATER, Mrs. Stei metz said: “The cure Doan’s Pills made for me is permanent.” INTO THE NEW CASES OF DISEASES IN N. D. REPORTED reported. | health | for the week ending De pvest in a lit-| in tired of ranch ate: | Hellstrom Is i Given Verdict ge would be tel “Am following U Mexico to pet ted and then finally he- Hiott of intention States Attorne ew York find MeDon company for whom he was working.) bis he gambled on | stock exchange | more than aim ar liner that sa coast of Ireland i ix Poultry House | id Weather Pera has such a diversit |tions and climatic peculiar almost any product | that is known to n both fo : MOTHER! Clean Child's Bowels ! “California fa layer of straw aj 1 type, a wire | rectly underneath straw tucked | Fig Syrup” is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children sbove the floor, « scattered over house should have from pests throughout the win- “A great number of windows are: in the sunlight. Sun- GOOD CIRCU Proper air circ # eptible to colds, aven’t changed. Why not) | | ITER IN POULTRY bs kamp of the U da couple of boxes of versity of Minnesota reports he Doan’s Pills, from the Lenhart Drug como across h, bittous er cons‘inated ps of goiter in A teaspoontul to- day may prevent a It doesn't cramp or over- : DON’T CROWD THEM Pullets should be ing house by degrees. about a fourth at a time. If all a put in at once they tend to crow into the corners scothing drugs. put into the lay- Fig Syrup? which hott'e. | jor you may get an of by Fire, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 70 SCIENCE Warden Charged With Multi- ation Makes Answer Florence izona, Dee. 5.—( By he ALP. © skulls of Paul ¥. Hodiey and Theodore hanged for murder in t) state pri- nat Florence, tifie exhibition the Carn two men, hanged at the -tate prison, ut the knowle ties or records of Mr. Sims * Detailed rep tions of the « ae now in the office of Governor rye Hunt, in Phoenix, 3 i to the warden. E West skull by the scie! two men, th R sts, without s identity. express- to the w: Mr. Sin with the facts, West hi coincided ng at one time been an inmate of an insane) x asylum di ly striking, said W ist reporting th rden Sims, he skull anor one active in affairs of nment. ution of the hodies of two es” is set for Thursday. CANDO FIRE DEPARTMEN' { LONG SELFSUPPORTING D., Dec. 16.-—-Selfsup- since its organization — in and with many hundreds of jdollars worth of equipment and lproperty acquired, is the record of ‘undo volunteer fire depart- “4 i] c( NAAT of Giving —are in Harvester, too! PILI TPITIL ILL PPODLIDLEPIEPPODCTLOTE, PETE: TOPLEPL LTE will tell you— N N N N N N N N N ; N N N N N N Independent Vot underwent an operation “/Mr. Steiner To Leave City For Alabama Home Denies It Now SKULLS GIVEN” m in Loma Linda, ed by his son, Thelm . Nelson, who is with her hus- tion, effective December | wil be succeeded by ears auditor of the com-/ | established to the sani azo to seek relief from what seemed Nelson left F; Phoenix, where he 9 es ic"eene | Scott's Emulsion is vital-nourishment that pains in his back! helps children keep their strength and grow normally. ' Most children need Scott's. nue his offices at Wilto and the office of the treasurer in Bi: marck will be closed. no effect on the retail policies of the company ‘in Bismarck. This will havejto be rheumatic an on his way to execution Hal will go south for Christmas, to his vis safe from punishment if he of the cases of the | s heen active in ¢ . and was a prom- inent figure in th | Lignite Coal Operators 4 j during its successful fight increased lignite coal rates, an important addition to| orts having been | by scientists of the institute | of the identi. | said tted the story he teld of tak 1 twin brother is fal FORMER I. V. A. Vv «© between two families. Nelson, former secretary of the! mination of the! DUCO FINISH int Shop Foreman aterial and labor; bought | ion hose wagon for | With the Lahr the application of i j remain east un- the Hadley case were has heen turned over to the city. WALI lication of this new automobi nish that has become s> popu The Lahr Motor Sales Comp int shop with ever: sary to turn cut the! e warden’s trial of “aiding in|, however, con- urs with the paint; vel tinue to finish ea an? varnish metvod. The Shop will be ready to accept co” about the middle of January. A movement to establish an inter: | onal standard of liquid measure n started by the Association | of British Chambers of Commerce. | SSSR SSS OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE DAKOTA, AUTO SALES CO. 107 5th St. i The Pleasurs Harvester is the best of givers. Season in and season out Harvester gives countless hours of smoking pleasure. And for spreading Harvester happiness there’s a special Christmas packing—Twenty- five beautifully made Per- fectos or other shapes, in the cheeriest of Yuletide boxes, You’ll find that all good dealers have them, and they It’s a cigar, men—a real one. Disttibuted by WINSTON, HARPER, FISHER CO., Minneapolis, Minn. ct ind gall bi; Calif., cording to a telegra i J Tenth Ave. rich food. go last Septem- ha um about two weeks Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield N. J. $25.00 Reward A Chance For Every Boy and Girl in Bismarck. Last week Monday night a five tube Atwater Kent radio set was stolen from our show room. We can identify this set. Check up on the radios in your neighborhood, and tell us the names of all the people you find using Atwater Kents. The stolen model was one of the wonderful new 1925 design mount- ed in a beautiful big mahogany case with brown bakelite panel. 14t is the clearest and most powerful of all the neutrodyne types, and so can easily be distinguished from the ordinary radios. Come down to our showroom and we will let you look at a similar set to help you in the hunt. We will give $ cash for information leading to the re- covery of this set. CORWIN AGTOR CG. , The development of the Crack- ing Process by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is one of the outstanding achievements in the progress of the petroleum industry. The history of cracking, as a commercial development, is written large in the annals of this organization. It is impossible to calculate the good which—directly or indirectly —has come from the development of this scientific process for increas- ing the world’s supply of gasoline. Without it the great automotive industry, which has influenced to so striking a degree the every-day life. of the people of this country, never could have attained its present gigantic proportions. In1913, American refineries pro- duced about 1,000,000,000 gallons of gasoline, whichconstituted about 12%% of the crude oil run in re- finery stills. In 1923, American refineries preduaed about 7,500,000,000 gal- ions of gasoline, which constituted about 30% of the crude oil run in refinery stills. A substantial part of this increase was made possible by the Cracking Process. The Burton Process, develo in the laboratories of the Stance Oil Company (Indiana), is acknowl- edged to be the first commercial prneres available and, while others ave developed processes to achieve similar results, the greater part of the gasoline made by the Cracking Process comes from Burton stills. While developing the Burton process, for increasing the produc- tion of gasoline from a given quantity of crude oil, is an out- standing service, it is but one of the many services rendered by the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to keep the supply of gasoline sufficient to meet the demands of the motoring public. . Standard, Ol Company General Office: Standard Oil Building 910 S. Michigan Av i) " | ALWAYS HUNGRY N., student | Growing children are almost Agricultural college from | always hungry and demand an abundance of vitamin-