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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23

Gerald P. Nye is a very young
looking man. He really is only 93
and he'd pass for decade less than
that. Most senators are advanced
considerably farther in the vale of
years than Nye is, and miles farther
than he looks. In short, he by no
means plays up, in appearance, to his
senatorial part
In rushed the messenger girl.
Telegram for Senator Nye," she
announced, through her gum.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
George M. Stadelman,
President of Goodyear
Rubber Company, Dies
(By Dispatch A. ?. Wlre J


AKRON, o., Jan. 22.-George M.
Stadelman, president of the Good
year Tire and Rubber company,
dropped dead at his home here at
8 o'clock tonight.
He had been in i'll health for near
ly a month but his condition caused
his family and friends no alarm
Stadelman was So years old and
a pioneer in American rubber manu-
facture. He was vice president of
the Rubber Association of America
and at its meeting last week was
offered the presidency but declined
on account of his health. He became
head of Goodyear in 1923.
His condition is believed to have
been aggravated by a robbery at his
home about six months ago. A party
at the house was interrupted by
armed men who compelled Stadel-
man and his wife to assist them in
a search for money and jewelry.
Besides his wife, who was at his
bedside, and two children, he is
survived by a sister in Chicago and
another in Milwaukee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
SAYS
SCIENCE Bellies
CONTINUED LIFE

SAN FRANCISCO, jain. 22.-Lu-
Their Burbank, famous horticulturist
does not believe in "the personal
resurrection; is an infidel in the
true sense of the word; and be-
lieves that science disproved popu
lar theories of reincarnation and life
after DEATH" says the San Francisco
Chronicle in copyrighted article
today.
"Alf religions of the past and
probably all of the future the
paper quotes Burbank as saying,
will sooner or later become petri-
fled forms instead of living helps
to mankind.
GAS a scientist I cannot help but
feel that all religions are on tot
tering foundation. None is perfect
or inspired AS for their prophets
there are as many today as ever
before, only now science refuses to
let them overstep the bounds of COM
mon sense.
"The idea that a good God would
send people to a burning hell is
utterly damable to me. 1 don't want
to have anything to do with such
God"
Touching on reincarnation, he is
reported as saying:
1.-The universe is not big enough
to contain perpetually all the human
souls and other living beings that
have been here for their short span.
A theory of personal reincarnation of
the individual is untenable when we
pause to consider the magnitude of
the idea. + Once here and
gone, human life has served it's pur-
pose. If it has been good life, it
is sufficient. There is no need for
another.
81 do recognize the existence of
great universal power-a power
which we can't even begin to COM
prehend and might as well not at
tempt to.
CAS- sfor Christine has been most
outrageously belied. His followers,
like those of many scientific and
literary men, produce no real thou
ghts of their own, have so garbled
his words and conduct that many
Of the mno longer apply to present
life. Christ was a wonderful psy-
chologist He was an infidel of his
day because he rebelled against the
prevailing religion and government.
II am a doubter, skeptic, a ques-
tioEer. When it can be proved to
me that there is immortality, that
there is resurrection beyond the
gates of death, then will l believe.
Until then, no."
His statement was occasioned by
recent statement by Henry Ford
in which the automobile manufac-
turer was quoted as having faith
in the theosophist theory of rein
carnation. Ford and Burbank are
friends and follow. each others work
closely. ssS4sA IA
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
Governor Hunt to Attend
Greenway Funeral as an
Official Representative
lBx Dispatch A. 2. IYirel

PHOENIX, Jan. Ex-Governor Hunt
will leave Phoenix tomorrow for
Yuma to attend the annual meeting
of the Arizona Good Roads associa-
tion which opens in Yuma on Mon
day. The governor will speak before
the convention on Monday morning.
Monday afternoon, the governor
will leave Yuma and will drive to
Ajo where he will remain Monday
night On Tuesday morning, the gov
ernor will officially represent the
state of Arizona at the funeral of
General John C. Greenway.
The state offices by order of the
governor will remain closed during
the funeral. According to the state
officials, the state offices will not
open Tuesday morning but will open
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
A number of state officials are
planning to attend the funeral serv-
ives of General Greenway.
The flag on the state capitol will
fly at half mast during the fu-
neral services by order of the gov
ernor
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23

PHOENIX, Jan. 22.-'Local pack
ing houses to turn locally produced
livestock into meat products for
local consumption are bound to in
crease said Fred Fl. Bixby, presi
dent of the American National Live
stock association. institutions like
the Arizona Packing company there,
(waving his hand at the million
dollar plant in the background are
rapidly becoming one of the an
swers to a big problem of both the
livestock producer and the meat
consumer
Packing plants like this Arizona
institution are an asset to the COM
munity, to the stockmen, and to
the consuming epublic," he continued,
"They save the stockmen freight
one way, and they save the con-
sumer freight both ways. In my
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
INTERNATIONAL FISHERMEN'S
CLUB is INCORPORATED

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. 22.-
The International Fishermen's club,
organized in Los Angeles to uphold
and propagate the fundamental doc
trines of the Bible and the church
Including the reality and personal
ity of Satan and the infallibility of
the Bible, filed articles with the
secretary of state today. 1t is the
clubs purpose to establish subordi-
nate organizations throughout the
world to operate under the control
Of the central club in Los Angeles.
The club takes it's name from the
Biblical phrase "T Will make you
fishers of men,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23

"Give it here" quoth the North
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23

" OU never heard Of a red-blooded
Il person-man or womap-becom-
ing a nervous wreck! And you never
will. You never saw anybody with
healthy, rich, red blood, get wearied
by the activities Of daily life. Did
you?
No! It's weak blood-lack Of healthy,
rich, red blood. That's the whole trou-
BILE with those whose nerves are over
wrought. They lack the resisting pow
ers = the stamina that healthy, red
blood-cells give that enable us to
stand up under the strain Of daily life
S. S. S. is the salvation Of these un
happy people. 1t is just the thing
needed to strengthen the nerves, re-
store muscular power to the body, and
increase the endurance of weak, fail
ing, rundown women and men.
Don't keep on going down simply
because your blood is starving for
want of healthy, red-blood-cells. You
can get back your nerve power with
S. S. S. You can do it just as surely
as thousands have done
for the past century.
S. S. S. also clears the & e e
skin of pimples, boils, \Gs9.0s/
eczema-hollow cheeks
fill out and firm flesh
takes the place of fabby
muscles. Why, you'll begin living all
over again. Get S. S. S. today from
any good druggist. And get the larger
bottle. It's more economical.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23

judgment we will Sc emore packing
houses built in livestock producing
centers, to turn local livestock into
local meat supplies 1t is the logi-
cal thing"
President Bixby was standing on
barrell beside the big pit in front
of the Arizona Packing company at
Phoenix, surrounded by 500 mem
bers and friends of members of the
American National Livestock Assn.
of which he was president for a
number of years. The delicious odors
of five barbecued beeves and six
steer heads, ranch styled, rose about
him and whetted the appetites of
his listeners, but they nodded in
agreement.
Overcoats were off, and suit-coats
too, as the crowd stood about the
tables and ate the beef and bread
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
YOUTHFUL SENATOR is
SPOOFED BY GIRL
MESSENGER
BY Charles p. Stewart

WASHINGTON, Jan22. While
Gerald P. Nye's senatorial fate still
hung in the balance, just before
Christmas, a telegram arrived for
him one day.
1t ticked it's way into the Capitol
telegraph office and was due to be
delivered at Nye's ospite-assigned
to him tentatively until the other
senators decided whether he really
was one of them or not-in the
Senate office Building.
Now, the Capitol telegraph office
management had put on, as mes
sengers, short time previously,
a quartet of girls, aged II or 1S,
experience having shown boys, so
the management said, to be less de-
pendable than girls, and sometimes
impudent, which doesn't go down
very we'll with statesmen.
To one of these damsels Nye's
message was entrusted, to be rushed
to him under forced draft.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
III " n

pickles and chill, frijoles and coffee,
all but the last, Arizona products.
The meat was supplied by the Ari-
zona Cattlemens association, and
prepared under the direction of e. L.
Frielander plant superintendent of
the Arizona Packing company.
Just before the barbecue, Presi-
dent e. A. Tovrea of the packing
company conducted the crowd thru
the big plant,s and Immediately after
the feed they were taken for a
tour of the valley, under the direc-
tion of the Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce.
The movie" men were there, too,
and soon the whole country will be
looking obviously at screensu dipict-
ing the way it's done in Arizona"
when outdor dinners are held in
January, in shirtsleeves.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23
MAJOR KELLY IMPROVED

PHOENIX Jan. 22.-NAjor George
H. Kelly state historian who has been
in a local hospital suffering from an
attack of influenza, was reported to-
night to be much improved The re-
port on his improved condition was
given out by the chief nurse. Major
Kelly entered the hospital last
Sunday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-23

Dakotan, extending his hand. I'm
Senator Nye."
The girl gave him a long, pierre
ing look.
Then, 'If you're a senator" she
said, I'm Vice President Dawes"
cat that admitted Nye, whose
chances Sof admission to the ranks
of the solons seemed pretty poor
just then, you may be right
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FOR SALE

6 ROOM modern house, east front,
close in. two bed rooms, good
buy for $500, on good terms.
6 ROOM modern house, close in, fac
ing park, three bed rooms, hot
water heat; in good condition, for
$3.50, on liberal terms.
4 PARTLY modern houses, close in,
near schools, monthly income $50,
for $1,000.
5 ROOM modern house, two bed
rooms, close in, quite new, fine
basement, . very desirable bunga-
low for $4750.
4 ROOM modern house. two bed
rooms. in good condition, garage,
so foot lot, for $500, on liberal
terms.
9 ROOM modern house on Seventh
street. including 3 bed rooms. near
schools. east front, good porch, for
$3.50. on terms.
Z ROOM partly modern house, 3 bed
rooms, hardwood floors, basement,
lights, water and sewer, 75 foot lot,
good condition, for $3.50.
4 ROOM modern house, east front,
IS foot lot, including electric stove,
for $1,000.
z ROOM modern house, including A
bed rooms, east front, Is foot lot.
front and rear pOrchcs, near school,
for $4,000. on terms.
GEO. N. REGISTER.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
EDUE.t LOST IkE SALE

Default having occurred in the
terms and conditions of the herein
amer described mortgage by reason
Of the failure Of the nrstEa6or to
pay taxes Tor the y.-r 1929, r, the
sum ol S9i.95. taxes for the year
1921 III the sum of S.a3S, and taxes
for tho year 1875 in the sum of
$S063, aud that under the terms
the assignee of the mortgagee has
elected I" declare the whole amount
secured by said mortgage duo and
payable and TO foreclose the same.
and has given notice OF her election
to declare the whole sum due and
mortgage. now. therefore.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
that certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Frank Vaskcs and Az
County, North Dakota. mortgagors.
to the Northern Trust Company. u
corporation. as mortEagee, dated the
7th day Of March. 1917. and filed
for record in the office Of the Reg
lister. Of Deeds Of Bnrleigh County.
March. 1917. at $ O'clock D. m. and
was duly recorded in Book 10 OF
Mortgages on page 8, and assigned
by said mortEaEee by an instrument
IN writing TO Ransom County Trust
Company, OF Sheldon, North Dakota,
dated the 18th day of November.
1917. and filed for record in the said
office of Register of Deeds on the
18th day Of November. 1917, mt :
o'clock p. M. and was duly recorded
in Book 80 Of Mortgages, on page
County Trust Company to Grace A.
Sanburn. of Northficld. Minnesota.
now Grace SanbOrn 1soSard, said AS
signmcnt dated the 7th day Of De-
cember, 1917. and filed for record
n In. Il rta.AS
q Deeds Of said Eurleigh County.
North Dakota. on the 17th day or
December. 1917. at 3 o'clock a. M.
and was duly recorded In Book -:
Of Mortgages, on page SOL: which
"a m ;"r, e., was duly extended
between said Frank EaSkes and
Agnes Naskcs, his wife. and Grace
Sanborn Bosard. dated the 18th day
Of January. 1922. will lie forccloscd
by sale of the premises In such
mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door Of the Court House
in the city Of bismarck. in tho
County If i:urleieh. and State IT
North Dakota, at the hour bf twn
o'clock p M, on the 1Stl, day OF
amount due upon such mortgage
on the day Of sale.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which viii be sold To
Satisfy the same. are those certain
premises situate In the County or
EurleiEh. State <.f North Dakota. anu
described, as follows. to- wit: 8
The East half Of the Fast half
L IL r. 1-2) Of Section Twelve t12D
IN Township One Hundred ana
Forty-twc f142), north OF Range
Sevcnty-slx (7Sl, West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian, less thu right
Of way Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company. SCI
There will be due on such mort
gage at tire date Or sale the sum Of
Ter. Hundred f'Orty-two and 58/1GO
Dollars ($l.0i2.5s). together with
closure.
1926. 3.
GRACE. sANBoRN BosARD,
Assignee OF MOrtagAgce.
ROBERT III. EOSAIsD, t.5.
Attorney for Assignee or
McrtHakec, MinOt, n. p.
AIlBIN HEDSTROM,
Bisnia rex, North Dakota.
Sheriff of Burleigh County, n. ID.
. Date of first publication, Oct. s,
io-s-l5-ss-2s 1i-5sls
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FOR SALE

VERY PRETTY room house with
bath and garage; located in the
select residence part OF the city.
Just the house for young married
couple who wish to own their own
home and stop paying rent. Only
5000. Terms.
NEW MODERN room house with
garage; maple floors: located in
choice residence district and near
schools. $500. Terms.
ROOM modern house with garage,
centrally located. Only $425O.
4 VERY desirable 5 room modern
house. succeed, has garage and in
the best of locations close to
schools. This house is well ar
ranged and is priced right. $780,
Terms.
ROOM modern house, has hot water
heat, an extra good basement, quar-
ter sawed oak finish maple floors !;
gas and electric ranges; garage
east front and near schools. The
best we know Of in the city for the
money. $4,000.
NEW MODERN 6 room house end
bath, select location, has new Euilt
in features; maple floors through
out; close to school. $500, with
cash payment of $1,000. and bal
ance in monthly payments.
: ROOM modern house with garage
close to court house; has east
front. This property is especially
desirable to one who wishes to liv.,
close to the business section. S6OcO.
Terms.
If YOU intend to build We car give
you some real bargains in lots ut
prices that will please and surprise
YOU.
HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY,
J. r. Jackson. Manager.
Hoskins Block.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
FoR. SALE

8 ROOM bungalow, bath, furnace,
tail cemented basement, good con.
dition, facing park, close in, only
$i7OO.00.
a ROOM modem cottage, bath, ur.
nace, hardwood floors, clean and
neat, $i200.00.
q ROOM modern house, bath, furnace,
hardwood floors, full base meilt,
nice trees. Al location, $4500.O0.
6 ROOM modern house, bath, hot wa
Ter heat, cast 'front.' Al condition,
100000. .5
10 ROOM modern house, het water
hest. bath, east Trent, nice location,
possession November LIST, s5250.00.
10 ROOM modern house, including
furniture, nice part Of city, nice
treeN and lawn, Al condition, a bar
gain at $5260.00.
s ROOM cottage. east front, partly
modern, $2lOO.OO.
Z ROOM cottage, on south side. good
barn, house partly modern. $50 feet
Of ground, $1700.0O. q
"A VERY complete line of houses from
~ 900 to $4,000 in practically
I every part Of the city.
BUILDING LOTS in all. parts Of the
City at all sorts Of prices and terms.
INSURANCE.: Fire, tornado. auto.
mobile in reliable. companies.
FARM LANDS: There are some
wonderful bargains on my large
!. lists. am surprised at the de-
niand for lands from our ewn farm.
ers.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
with the only man in Bismarck who
Is advertising this community.
r. E. YOUNG.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

eSSO"sNS = Wv eSoDAS1
FOR RENT-Clean warm sleeping
rooms with or without board. Hot
]. water at all times. Close in. Phone
672LR. ss
FOR RENT-A most desirable hot
water heated room with 3 large
windows. Suitable for ! or 2 in
strictly modern homo. Four blocks
from postofficc. Phone 967 or 40
Thaycr.
FOR Furnished room in mod
ern house. Hot water heated, on
ground floor. Also for sale Car
nival Piano. Call at 62l Sixth st.
Phone glow.
ROOM IN new modern home, for
Nov. LIST occupancy, ladies only.
Quite coxy. Price $1,000 per month.
Write Tribune No. 40.
FOR RENT-A nice large front room
rented for light housekeeping. on
first floor with piano. Call at
!ll9 Seventh Street.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN-In large,
beautiful home. close in. Hot water
ut all times. Inquire sos Seventh
street north. I'll
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms in
modern house, with hot water heat
and close in. I12 Fifth st. Phone
925-W2
FOR RENT--Large modern room, cx.
ira warm and convenient, reason
able price. EOS Rosser. Phone
360".
CITY HEATED single OF connected
light housekeeping rooms. College
building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT Large room for light
housekeeping or sleeping. Phone
923J or call at i08 Third street.
FOR RENT-A nice large front room
suitable for one or two. 5li Sixth
street. Phone 227.
FOR ENT--Dcsirable room in mod
ern house. Close in. 213 Second
st. Phone li63W.
EOR RENT Room in private home
breakfast il desired. 6 w Thaycr.
Phone 676LW.
FOR RENT-An attractive warm
room. Phone 682 or lO74.
FOR RENT-One sleeping room. Call
a60JI after $3.50.
FOR RENT-Sleeping room, close in.
Phone 383W.
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considerable decrease during Sep
TENDER. On September first the
Government. report indicated Tint
35.6 per cent Of all hens were
laying. On October first this Mad
decreased to "a per cent.
Farm Wages BY the month this
year with board were approximate
~ the same on October first ~ they
were q year go. without board
the report indicates a gain Of q
dollar per month over q year ago.
In North Dakota this year, day
labor on farms was receiving
slightly less wages than were being
paid year ago.
Farm Labor Supply continues in
excess of demand although there
has been a steady movement out
Of the harvest sections. On October
first the supply is estimated 1t So
per cent, the demand at 30 per
cent. The ratio of supply TO de-
mand is 1O7 per cent compared with
1OS per cent q month ago.
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IelSCEllANEoUs.

AUCTION SALE-Hogs and cattle. e
purebred Poland China spring boars
and gifts. "a Puecbrcd Shorthorns
(Milking Strain) cows, hcifcrs,
bulls. Sale starts ut p. m. sharp
at my farm miles north 1is miles
west Of Driscoll. Send for catalog,
Lunch at noon. E. A. Van vleet,
Driscoll. N. D.
FOR SALE Registered Oxford rams
and ewes, Duroc Jersey boars and
gifts, milking polIed Shorthorn
bulls. Write C.. B. Nagel, Box II,
Bismarck. n. D.
WANTED AT ONCE-Ton truck for
hauling gravel west of Sanish, N.
ID. Long haul and long job. Ad-
dress M. E. Thompson. Sanish, N. d.
FOR SALE-275 sheep and lambs, /
Mccormick Deering corn picker.
Jim Davis, s miles east of Bis
marck. Phone 9F4.
FOR LE-Shropshire rams, ycarl-
ings and early March lambs. Frank
SAaffer, Driscoll, N. Oak.
PIANO TUNING--Call c. L. Bryan
at the Melody Shoppe, 1l6 Third St.
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NOTIDcE az DISSOLUTION or
HlAMARCk WATER SUPPLY ca


Notice Is hereby give that, at q
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Bismarck Water Supply Company. g
corporation created ana organized
under the laws OF the state or West
Virginia, held at the corporation's
Of North Dakota at $3.50 o'clock e.
M. on the 9TH day OF October, 1926.
the following resolutions were
Resolved. First. That the Bis
n carsM m.er created s.r14 and GRANTED
under the laws or the state OF West
Virginia. does hereby discontinue
business as corporation ana sur.
renders to said state its charter and
franchises. The Hoard Of Directors
machinery Of the bismarck Water
supply Company to the City. OF Bis
marck. North Dakota, and the com
pany has gone out Of business: aud
tho Roarl cf Directors have con-
verified the other property. chooses
in action. and all other assets be-
longing to the company into cash
aud have paid all Of the debts ~ the
corporation except It's bonded in
debtednesS. and after paying said
debts. have applied the balance ON
the Bonded Indebtedness of said
corporation leaving the corporation
without any assets Of any name on
nature with which IL further re-
duec the bonded Indebtedness OF the
corporation"
"Resolv.d Second, That tho presi-
dent cf this corporation causc motto
Of the adoption Of the foregoing
resolution to be published In the
bismarck Daily Tribune. u news
paper Of general circula ton, pub
lished IN the city Of bismarck, N.
H., where tho principal office or
Ii tt<ss1
liz located, once u week for four sue
crSsivc weeks: and that hc certify
these resolutions to the Secretary
OF state Of the state OF West Vir-
GINA. and deliver to him certifi-
cat. showing the publication of said
Notice. "a provided by law"
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of October, 1926.
GEO. J.. FLANNEHY,
President OF said Corporation.
Attest:
r. II. Poole, Secretary.
\ x.
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LOST-A lady's white gold wrist
watch on corner Of Ave. B and Sixth
street, or in front Of Eltinge Thea
tire. Please return to Tribune or
Phone 88l for reward.
LOST = Angora cat, yellow, female.
Missing since last week. A reward
il returned to 527 Thirteenth street
or phone 515.
LOST--A black leather Boston bag
between Bismarck and Linton. Fin
der please return to Tribune for re-
!, ward.