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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
WHY SKINNY
FOLKS TAKE
COD LIVER OIL

Gain S Pounds in 80 Days or Get
Your Money Back.
Because it is richer in vitamines
than any other food in the world.
Doctors prescribe it for ricketts, and
anaemia in children and for tuber-
culosis, malnptrition and GONZALES
cence in grown up people.
As a producer of weight-good
healthy flesh-there is nothing in
the world 80 good.
But it's nasty tasting, horrible
smelling stuff that often upsets the
stomach SO doctors now are order
ing cod liver oil in tablet form.
You've got to take on weight when
McCoy's Cod Liver Compound Tablets
are taken regularly-you simply can't
help It.
It's 50 good that II it doesn't put
on five pounds Of good healthy flesh
on any skinny man or woman in thir-
~ days the Mccoy Laboratories Of
New York authorize All druggists to
return the price you pSd for it.
Be sure to ask for McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets-sixty
tablets-6O cents. One woman put on
fifteen pounds in five weeks, and
they are especially valuable to weak.
thin children.
For sale by Cowan's Drug Store.
Finnsy's Drug Store. Lenhart's Drug
OS0SVss ~ .g-G Z <-%f
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

closed on June l 1923, and that the
entire assets were appropriated and
dissip ated by the defendants to their
own use during their control and
management" and that there are no
assets with which to pay the plain
tifis.
1t is further charged that the de-
PENDANTS took as collateral out Of the
bank, mortgages and bills receivable
aggrega.ing approximately 100000
land entered into a trust agreement
among them selves by which the said
collateral was kept and pledged for
loans they had made and for over
drafts which they had permitted the
said bank, in the sum of approx
mately $4,000, and the entire COL
lateral was dssipated and appropri-
counted for"
The complaint declares that on
Dec. ID, 1920, when they took charge
of the bank, the institution had
loans and discounts amounting to
$l,167,SG5, and that all these loans
and discounts were dissipated and
appropriated by the defendants ex-
cept approximately $4,000; that the
bank had warrants and claims Of
Sl44, 1856 on Dec. 10, 1920, but that
all save about $4,000 was appropri-
ated by the defendants, and that, in
fact, the assets and resources of the
bank were sold to the defendants
themselves or to their friends and
business associates, and taken out Of
the institution.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
LOANS REDUCED

Grand Forks, N. d., June g.
In speaking Of the financial situation
of the state of North Dakota, C. T.
Jaffray, chairman of the board of d.
rectors Of the First National bank
Of Minneapolis. that whereas loans
in this state through his bank had
amounted to $ll 100000 a short time
ago, it was now carrying less than
100000 in North Dakota loans.
The Agricultural Credit corpora
ton of which Mr.. Jaffray is pres
ident has loaned 100000 in this
state for the purchase of livestock
Of this amount losses have been so
small as to be negligible, he said, and
thousands Of farmers have been en-
abled to place their affairs again on
a solid footing. OF the 1000 head
of cattle purchased through the as
ISOLATION, $500 were placed in North
Dakota and $4,000 of the 10000 head
of sheep were taken by North Da-
kota farmers.
Mr.. Jaffray was principal speaker
at the monthly commercial club
membership dinner which was held
here Thursday night.
READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

bank never was able to meet these
demands, and that the defendants
knew that the bank was insolvcnt all
that time.
Charge Threats
In December, 1920, it is alleged,
the defendants compelled the dIrec-
tors, by threat Of prosecution and
closing of the bank and other means,
to deliver 10 them "A majority OF the
stock in the bank. 1t is charged, too,
that they compelled the directors to
permit them to take over the affairs
of the bank and operate it as a pri-
vate institution, promising in return
to furnish "sutficient funds to the
said Williams County State bank
with which to straighten out it's fl
nancial difficulties" and to put it in
a solvent condition. These promises,
it is charged, were made for the pur-
pose Of Inducing the plaintiff and
the public to deposit their funds" in
the h"nk, and for "defrauding the
plaintiff and other depositors" GU.
VI the funds.
1t is charged that the defendants
placed j. L. Desmond in complete
charge of the bank, and that they
used the directors and officers of the
bank as subterfuge and as dunn
mics, pretending to hold directors
meetings, etc, and to vote the stock.
They are alleged to have controlled
the actions of the directors at oil
times, not in behalf of the Williams
County State Bank, but solely in
their own interests. After Desmond
was made manager, it is charged that
he took full charge of the assets and
resources Of the bank in behalf Of
the defendants and that the directors
and officers were prevented from
taking any par. whatsoever in the
affairs of the institution.
IrsOlvent At Time
The complaint declares the bank
was hopelessly insolvent when Des-
mond took charge, but that for three
years thereafter the defendants OPP
Grated it as a bank and transacted a
banking business; that during this
time they published advertisements
to the effect that the bank was SOL
vent, that they would furnish suffi-
cient funds to straighten out its
financial difficulties and that they
would protect all depositors to the
full amount of their deposits; that,
bv virtue Of these representations,
the county and the public deposited
during that period u total Of $780,
962.93 in the bank: that they prom
ised payment of these deposits on
demand or whc~ du" hu' III. d~"-
pite frequent demands, the Defend
ants have "wholly refused ana neg
lected to pay the same or any part
thereof.
1t is charged that the bank was
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
SIX CYLINDER
AUTO PRICE
is REDUCED

A telegram from the WHY'S Over
land company to the Lahr Motor
Sales company. North Dakota dis
tributers, announces the reduction
in price of the Overland six cylinder
standard two-door sedan to 1895, Il
reduction of $50. The reason stat
ed for the reduction is the tremen-
dous volume of sales of this model.
This price makes the six-cylinder
sedan $l,195 at Bismarck, the Lair
Motor Sales company announced this
morning, and leaves the six-cylinder
deluxe sedan at $3.50, Bismarck.
1.-THE six-cylinder Overland has
made good" Mr.. Lair said today.
eve have put out many of them in
tins territory and every owner is II
booster. There are few people who
realize what an exceptional car the
Overland six is and how far ,ad
vanced it is in engineering and con
struction. At the new price of
Sl,195, Bismarck, this model GER
tainly leads the field in cars at any
where near the price.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
Time to Become a Member

ner; q small investment IN "a" Preferred
stock will pay you handponne returns IN
addition to assuring the solid financing Of
your own company. Write TT further
information. and BY III msans ssee o9,r
agents. NJ. U.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

You owe 1t to your prosperity to join
hands with the grain farmers Of the land in
building this great marketing organization
toward which every far-seeing friend OF
agriculture has been working for more than
twenty years. One dollar makes you 2 part
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

record, is claimed to be the tallcst in
the world ever built of reinforced
concrete. 1t is combined office
building and hotel, with $50 rooms
and baths. 1t is owned by an Italian
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

has been surpassed by % story
structure just completed in Monte
video. The Uruguayan building rises
1893 feet, and in addition to establish
ing a new South American skyscraper
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

height with those of some American
cities, but building in Buenos Aires
of % stories, including its tower,
finished during the past year, and
then the highest in South America,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
SOUTH AMERICA STARTS

Buenos Aires, June 2.-(AP)-The
cities of the River Plate, Buenos
Aires and Montevideo, are entering
into an era of sky scraper competi-
ton in office building.
The edifices are not comparable in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02
One Million Owners

The Company will acquire terminal ele-
vator properties valued by engineers and
appraisers selected and employed by the
farmer owners themselves at nearly Ono
Million Dollars moro than the purchase
price. It enjoys the tremendously valu.
able goodwill Of concerns 1t will take over
and for which it has not paid one dollar. Its
efficient operation during the first Ave
months of its existence has produced rev.
enues more than enough to pay dividends
on all outstanding stock. It owes not q
dollar Of funded debt. Il u entitled 70
exemption from federal taxation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

TheGRAINMARKETINGC COMPANY
will be owned and managed by 1000, 900
actual grain producers. It is limited by law
az to who can become members and how
many can participate. Common or Mem
bership stock 10 81 a share. There are
1000, 900 shares of "A" Preferred stock at
SIS share. All stock 10 fully-paid non
assessable and the preferred stock pays $50
cumulative dividends. Being cooperative
organization not for profit, all earnings
above the legal requirements for dividends
and reserve 1879 must be distributed to
members in the shape Of percentage divi-
rlAnria -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-02

immigrant who accumulated IL for
tune which had it's beginning in
small hand knitting mill.
, 1925-01-08
Wire OF
Photos Made Practical
By Telepix Machine

The Telepix machine stands on an
ordinary desk or table. It is about
10 inches high, less than a yard In
length and not over is inches wide,
1t does not take up as much space
as a five tube radio set and is u
great deal easier TO operate, its own
ers assert.
The principle OF the machine is
not difficult TO grasp. II the read,
err VIII look at the reproduction OF q
photograph in "A newspaper, he will
see that it s made up Of a multitude
OF tiny dots. The blacker the spot
on the photograph the greater the
density OF these dots.
The Telepix. It may be said In 4
general way, transmits these dots by
establishing an electrical contact
where each OF them appears on
the half-tone plate. The machine
transmits forty dots a second. and.
as has been said above. It requires
an hour or perhaps 10 minutes TO
transmit the ord nary photograph.
The Western Union Telegraph
company will share in whatever
glory goes to the inventors and
builders Of the Telepix machine.
Public statement OF appreciation FOR
the company's efforts in aiding the
development of the machine was
made by the Chicago Tribune.
, 1925-01-08
HE-MAN AND BUTTERFLY
THROWN INTO WINDS IN
EMPTY HANDS, -R|ALT0

1t would be impossible to choose
a theme containing more of the
element OF suspense than Empty
Hands," Paramount's latest cinema
thriller which opened at the Rialto
theater last night. The story Of a
man and a worNn lost in the woods.
battling for survival and for the re-
tention Of their own s~elf-respect
grips the interest OF the audience
right from the start and holds It
through 20 the finish. The method
OF handling the plot makes it i'm
possible TO forecast the final out
come.
Aside from the story which Carey
Wilson adapted from the novel by
Arthur stringer. the production is
very well done. Victor Fleming,
who welded the megaphone. de-
serves credit for his capable dircc-
ton. Photographioally the picture
is hawless, and scenically It leaves
nothing to be desired. This was
to be expected since the entire pro
duction was filmed In the Canadian
Rockies where nourishes some Of
the grandost scenery this side Of
Paradise.
From the standpoint of acting.
, 1925-01-08
ELINOR GLYNN CALLS NEW
STAR IN SIREN DRAMA
MOST %V0LUPTUOUS' ONE

In "Tho Siren OF Seville" Priscilla
Deans first Hunt %stromberg produc-
iiou, which Is now being shown At
tho America thoator, for the last
times today. Miss de Lorez has the
outstanding role Of her meteoric ca
rcer.
out IN California they r calling
claire dc Loroz the present rage Of
Hollywood. Her bizarre personality
has captured theSfancy Of the .nhabi-
tants OF flmland quite as effectively
as r. has screen fans.
Her striking performance as the
gypsy companion Of the king in
Elinor Gyms Three Weeks" is re.
aponsible for her immediate recogni-
tion,. To quote Mrs. Glyn. "Clnire
de Lorez Is the most voluptuous wo-
man in the films. She has to a SUI
perlatlve degree that intagible quail
ity OF the lover. Indispensable to
screen heroincs and heroes, that
something beyond mere looks or the
attribute commonly known as 'ap-
peal which makes Peggy Hopkins
Joyces. Gloria Swansons and Ru-
dolph Valentines
, 1925-01-08
ENFORCEMENT
PLEA CARRIED
To PRES|DENT
Resolutions Committee
Breakfasts Today at
White House.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Spy pre-
cept and personal example" the
president. governors Of states and
ali other officials are called to obey
and enforce the law Of the land" in
resolutions presented to President
Cool dge on behalf of the national
Citizens committee of One Thousand
for law enforcement,
The president. several days ago.
invited the committee which had the
resolutions in charge. to take break
fast with him today. Judge Ebert
II. Gary. president Of the United
States Steel corporation was chair
Other members Included IN
the invitation were: John d. Rookie
feler. Jr.. Robert Fulton Cutting. v.
Everit Macy. George A. Plimpton
Frederick A. Wallis. Commissioner
of Charities. New York, Clifford
Barnes of Chicago, Col. Patrick
Henry Callahan and Fred b. Smith.
Cha rman OF the Citizens Committee
OF One Thousand. Attorney Cen
eral Harlan +. Stone'was also invit-
ed to tho breakfast by the president.
The resolution commends Presi-
Coolidge for "his conscientious ohe-
dleuce to the provisions OF the Eigh.
teenth amendment and expresses
the hope That those who are now
wifully. violating the prohib tory
statute will accept his leadership in
conduct and endorse in practice the
, 1925-01-08
WARNER PLAYS WESTERN
ROLE IN IRIS FEATURE

Get out your date books and set
aside on evening for the whole
family for ]. 3. Warner, Screen
lands popular idol. is at the Iris
theater today. in bis latest sensa.
tional picture. Wanted by the
Law" Advance reports indicate
that this new picture is destined to
be one OF the most popular pictures
Of the year. Seldom do you find
such a story in a western picture.
but Wanted by the Law" appar-
emily holds its audience %spellbound
every second.
It is a story Of a great sacrifice.
Two brothers, one strong. the other
a weakling. The weakling. in a
brawl. shoots a man. Big Jim. the
brother, takes the guilt upon him.
self. He makes good his escape.
and by a strange coincidence. his
own mother effects his capture
through a big reward pledged by
herself. By so doing his innocence
is established. It's n OF the most
human stories ever screened, and
was directed by Robert North Brad
bury.
It's a dynamic thriller.