The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1925 ECRETARY MELLON A WAY PROM HIS DESK SIGNATURES VARY WITH WRITER’S have to contort their bodies into| that no one can read unl PAGE EIGHT queer positions in order to write at ready knows what it is son Se ae = ! eee oe ee 1 MOOD BUT THEY LWA jai because of cond well protected teat They ment, but each is as unmistak-] always the same, are usually ha \his signature as if it had been writ-] them regular! are quick F 3 s T0 QUALIFIED HANDWRITING EXPER ‘ten ut a-desk in the most approved| the slightest indication of legibi! WHEAT PRIGES ‘style. I have often jokingly charged | McAneney said. Aevsons of having signed papers on| As evidence he cited the case of state employe whose igt Port u Si ve . . a rt wheel r othe: ueer place.| certain Individual Who Signs His Name in Different Manner on tc2tty “they tell me where und. how | ture Tooks ike the | seratel ae it ions Is Plirti A vr {they signed it and the explan pen-sketeh artist. limbering 8 Dry \ her i Bel Different Occasions Is Flirting With Forger thet the conditian Waa 6 wrist. Yet it never varies and is iden. ry Weather in Corn Belt yormal.” Tieal in every detail on hundreds of gned by him. ure} documents s he person who has a Who write th or styles Uh » forger, in th ion I. Me, uminer, who on the q Brings Advance During Week A Harvest of Living For The Man Who Owns a Car Harvest time in the country is the season of realization and fulfillment. And to ride under the harvest moon in your own automobile is to realize the bigger measure of life that the automobile brings to its owner. These are the best driving days of the year. Enjoy the open road in a new Willys-Overland car. LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY. Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars. sme man, may give the in that he was feeling crabbe it was written. And yet all may kably genuin he time and place in which the a en also ma change its appearance, but the eral cha er is there just the same. ‘an't Fool Expert . “A farmer working in a field stops work long enough to sign his name. A man riding on 4 train signs « pa- per on his knee. Sometimes persons iymature with © Sis an individuality about the yo oa man write which tinds out and) w finds 1 to reproduc ik cashiers and tellers develop whit of examining signatures | carefully a fact may be at- jtributed the capture of many forg- and third richest man in the world,! ers. thampton, L. 1, estate. ‘This show “The man who doesn't write his mn, Jeilon, See easury depar Melon snd lis daw CAPITALCITYBUSINESS MEN AID TRADENOISE FARMERS iN DIVERSIFICATION WORK WAYERC FOR : eh County Cow Testing A sociation i we of | Raised $300 Among Local Business Men SAXOPHONES | corn production{ Honolulu. -Hawaiian troubadors, | They were instru-| the wandering musicians who once} \c : iq nd nights with the me- his pa handled d instruments, have tra nd banjos for ophones hideous with t s. This is the statement of Char! rritorial senator Hawaiian songs, eee ; ‘ ctive part in 1 of sel ‘ Pepe cae A eeeaey i ive the ancient cu y x ni by night with d other stringed instruments. | want to” hear the old) nator King said, unt to dance, too, a thing has rhythm. nothing: in the world “ co musie than the sonys of the istinds, whiel pro- vide wide variety of time and rhythm sort of modern be achieved. ‘The ten i + peopie do noise, nt. ave adopted 2/ ¢ diversified helped | When you admire the hand- some appearance of U.S. Royal Balloons—remember also they are TrueLow-Pressure Balloons y provide " farmers to the New > ona jumped fr do not pro- Sometimes the men : irony used by the government | ea (Chy pay war prices? sophon: iil, president. The fine to the show,y by farmers I you are one of the thousands of car owners who have been attracted by the handsome appearance of the all black U.S. Royal Balloons, it will please you to know this— r the better ¢ level wa of the not ophones all playing wx the effect of These tires hold their good looks during the full period of their long service life. They do : not show finger marks, mud or grease stains. ‘ ae tend jt \ The beauty of U.S. Royal Balloons is in ad- RAE Oy iet wheal helt firm with fas dition to those characteristics which have made Ae des otk mul’ andl of these tires famous. They are distinctive in ioe the Vache CONSE |e wf uae evvilization, ‘The being true Low-Pressure balloons. Ge icy ar wortlaud f fot the) had will hol spall thee other igh) and eustom of Former days." Their construction and design positively avoid Mee btishel, oes ——— | the necessity of over-inflating the tires to insure corn crop deteriorated ing e i i 1 . Y. th ° 1 large areas during ount| to demo alue iat : ° long service. You can run them at genuine low wrens radiate at's he KK @@p that Vacation Look. Eat air pressures and get the comfort that balloon duction “ot enooo0 hes “tem aia eauane se tires are intended to give. the August 1 estimate ndjcates 1, e1 e a e “ crop ney 4 a0, "buses patie co test ’ | : Their “Low-Pressure Tread” is flat. It pro- , ‘ above that o t year e great-| has provided a mozns i = ext deterioration occurred in, Routh | apendtion tween farme | vides much greater area of road contact than set Gianetotae Oba ie the most] me" arsociation penic, attended bs] A On Lake M a round tread, thereby distributing the weight EERSTE erg Piaget teri bs ence te-aveny teens Stach, That te: nter ee \ years. mprove also occurred s he at F oln, near e.! i turin atest R * snk, Penns Many smalls 4 eo ie nee teen | 16 eg the Park c tread wears slowly and evenly. i irginia, Michigan,| held, with loc: siness men ani i i i ‘ Meee and Colstado. || tatniera (mingling. and diseussing to: acres for your enjoyment The continuous flexing of a balloon tire on { eed per acre of| gether mutual problems. | road calls great strength and flexibili average and sugrests ed | tin cle caeed more than suthaw H NE THOUSAND large, sunlit, outside rooms...each with the . for t si and bility (000 0C(| bushels. This. is sand sheep in the county in compar- XJ an pate view of the Lake. A aeace raed of construction. Latex-treated Web Cord, the ie an yenrey atively: amall flocks. an inv owned estate...affording every recreation or quiet seclusion. In ee 7 bee eg the exclusive University of Chicago p= : eeenial cee aioe and patented by \ | all who ed sh makes red blood, good bones and muscles residential district...facing East End the Uni tates Rubber Company, meets this : d 6c fi a fine a fhe adi BE to! Weshinetan and flexing perfectly and accounts for the excep- jackson Fa! ide verandas, shade g ] standing tee. spacious lavens equaled By tional mileage of U. S. Royal Balloons. tember pe nate Die ne orhes hotel io Chien! Lena So U.S. Royal Balloons make a real contri- tributed from p—-Hi utes from the shopping, theat re an . Reed & Seed Division, Room 3 Fed ac Sees Mlinais bution to the beauty and the comfort of the eral Building, Minneapolis, Minne- Central Suburban trains that sweep j= modern car. Start now enjoying the advantages = | along the Lake. 350 trains daily. pore of true Low-Pressure balloons. 1 PURE IS WISE on Some plants genious in their plans of assur next 3 crop of thems the common wist. has seed resemb size and sh nd when ripe, the} plant hurls it a distance of 50°f The wild geranium and the also shoot their seeds out int when they are ripe. Moderate Rates 7 Rates at the Chi Beach Hotel are ex- ance. It} : tremely reasonable. From $4.50 to $10.00 per : “1.50 to $56.00 per week. Dining United States Rubber Company » U.S. Royal tz 1 bail int The only town whose growth and _ prosperity directly benefits you is BIS- MARCK! gan. Food is p ‘ either ala carte or at moderate table d’hote prices. Club breakfasts, 4c to75¢. « « 5 luncheons, 65¢ to $1.00 . . . dinners, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Bathing ... Boating .. . Golf... Tennis ‘A host of outdoor sports right here on our own private grounds. A quarter mile oe hite sand beach for swim- ming, bathing, boating. 3 clay tennis courts. An 18-hole 7 putting green. All the South Side 4 —-—— country clubs and the Jackson Park saad golf course are nearby. Outdoor danc- ing in our own open-ait dance pavilion, Always lote of good company, good: wholesome entertainment. An ideal vacation spot for you and your family. Write today for 16-page Booklet A 16-page booklet that tells all about “Chicago's Greatest Hotel id beautifully illustrates all the attractions... A TEST OF YEARS: Is the Experience of This Bismarck Resident | | with the New Flat ‘‘LOW-PRESSURE TREAD” and built of Latex-treated Web Cord Help Bismarck to Grow and Prosper. BUY AND BANK AT HOME! Are you miserable with an aching | back? Feel tired, nervous and run n? Do you have daily headaches, | zy spells and annoying urinary | disorders? 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