The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1919, Page 4

THY BISMARCK TRIBUNE "i 2 the tine rr any steno he al $~ ever nig SEaSON WAVE DOLOR IN CHEEKS SOO D GR cose a asec aed —, style spring fever this year. Ertere: xt the Poswttice, M. D, as ‘Think of all the gladsome weloome k stm be Class Mats GEORGE DP. MAN - - Editor said. Think of the heart-warming, energizing G, LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, lefiect of greeting your boy back fi er there. WEN! YORK, Wit Ave tag; CHICAGO 8 sagt agen roe Oe You can be sure there’s not a single one of the is so greeters who even gives 2 solitary thought te spring fever. Think of the engagements to be announced, | wetding preparations to be made, the mew ad and all that Cam you me home again, having spring nd, for thet matter, can you imagi ing to } bide; MENNPAPOLIL, 410 Lavent WAMBEKR OF ALLOCIATED I he Ass wlated Press is vely @ whom Of all, ness Chis peer wre) hiees hitein Be DIF BOREAC OF CARCULATOS IS BATES VAYARLE 1 ADVANCE TEE OK YORE corr cenccrcese ree BILD ) per year (In Bisraneck) ,., oe 20 wil per year Un state outside of Bismarck) 6.06 utside of North Dalkeita sos eeeee cos 6h) WTATHE OLDEST SEWSPAFEE, (established MATZ) att TIE <apring f HOW LITTLE WE APPRECIATE THE THINGS landing jobs ax quickly d like are not WE SEE DAILY suffering from spring fever, and you can lay a new s, they're going t and tide 10 i % whe are not had spoken of. ik hat t ¢ bane t down on rid pincer t to remov Phe specia! dages from «a man’s eyes birth. “What do you want mort to xe Metor asked, “Plowers and a home,” repiied One, The patient was led inte @ yarcer bared to the some place to and firm ai ay, now, and oj. He must another busy com was coming ong why I must e of them bein | until I ha ye Was on the the ‘step lead- ah bedroom, “And ¢ } sman who's the # few min- to let | mg, and | nit of day, were phowuyr he stood as though tu wonde rhe bows and uses words ‘to shape affairs. e Was then bet to aren wae growing dark. Placing the doctor again removed the hisn to gaze pulled up a corne= | tep to make it @ r how to shut 4 OWE 1 ht. | , » 2 HOME. He se behind him ; ; ware for @ he ee fi thereafter, she ea ota see : & : Z e<.cl which turing to h ’ x Huns are now eating Am an flour, and AZOxTERTIED~ ty have heen going | stand no more. How can | EVER be strong enough to h in the room was now , i + ; A as it was lighted hoped to tne | and wonders of tat eas ra SS ee i r ‘ THE CONVENTION : ‘ | : CALIFORNIA GOT THE CONVENTION For our part can't understand this ! There was 2 big parade, in an ca: : in, y much better than t : ii which were floats and men from every » tow : i pies so cet i sp, ans a |. the country. Bu Henry Kitchell Webster i ‘ California had an automobile beautifully mi cause peace ‘Author of i up to represent a “horn of plenty.” Everything to ad t “The Rez! ted [tre could turn the went lovely until the engine got so hot it could Las ! aps esaitiea’s Jonger go. For a tew minutes it looked ax thoug that float must drop out, but the men wanted th convention for their state, so rather than not be . That man who ough by thiy morning. Mii hk Aeon of a nation that is willing to’! a nation that is willing to ee Eee te: tack ., $100,000 EIN. FEDERAL AID FOR MORTON COUNTY BETTER ROADS a represented, they put their shoulders to the wheel eRe Nae weoae ; “Aand pushed the automobile for more than fifteen Ae gees i : “miles, / S lcd a contracts yy f Very few people standing along the street rea!- | m thew iy ized that the California float was to have had any fe eth of other power of locomotion than the stre the men, it those commissioners have r having held the state in the palm of his ee toed to et i ; i H i ave towed the ex ke.) July | California got the convention. hand, dorninated its leg: icked the farm-| was storing to hex - Mut y impatience: ime f . wud July 1061, to.pr0- Grit and determination will ever win the ad- ers and a few others into donating all the way 2°) 23 Feally; becatise, sent aft as from. which., to pay. the herself Sor bel inaste thar co “aul ther of the eost of this fed- aid construction, Tn We ae the valuation of Morton LN ad herve miration of any throng. Everybody loves the from $16.90 to who can't be kept down, found hi $200.00 each, Czar Townley hax ise! slipping into the discard. + SON ie , / , $20,000,060, then if at eac And, the admiration is doubly strong if the Perhaps no other man in the hi July snestinee sie ceahts suffering and hardships incident to the effort are whole northwest was looked up to with #0 much “W924 Fart, «te re x should Jevs.: “and nd one-half mills of th borne with a smile, confidence as was That is one of the big reasons the Yanks are joaded socialix #0 popular in Europe, THIS HELPS A LOT We were never interested much in fashions until this spring but we began to sit up and take notice when the wife said that she had to have some clothes, and that everything was sky high. earnestly tried to make an honest dollar in his life,' In the evenings she retailed to us her discov- and who never made a si 5 of anything in his ,, eries from the fashion magazines, and things came Jife until he organized a new political party. out just fine. , | With an iron nerve, shifting and grand- (ee spaces wt the sate tin It seems that the designers this spring de- stand display of oratory, he became idolized by. Vart of the credit for this 1m t age Pi te y Dovk ereed that skirts should be close fitting; that thousands. No sooth-sayer of olden times, black Ve eanient roa i, thin Creosus, who un- ive phe Keser It hern like Thies and mac jammed Twi ar 3 rs or $90,000 tn Id be added abour id and the state high- on and left un amount equal to th and county fund to. he road in Morton county. be provided then a 20,000, to be built: feom this i mnqnest ably he the Red ter building the Red Trail con- be given to a road ote f south, that the gonty com- ould-he allowed to tjutld ad with county inachinery: em? nd. county organi s al t creditors out of $70,000; who was at one te organizer for the socialists; who nev ks on her A the new flat read, other to the Collier an fall it is prob y Commissi for herself as: “rte in -trintyy Her activitiG from then on were too! complex and minttifarions to pe follow-! i iL She stalked eb just be used in ing roving a road or roaus| acbieh form a part of the state high- stem. The reed to be built is abject women's clothes generally should fit, rather than) witch of darkest Africa, or Confusion jade juggler! ” Sbaportaie ‘ ' y appro al Of the 1.8. rigstottice de- 1/2 000. SALES ae lee pa ease . , | feet tw deve rea the artides « coded. 4 re The vr : flow. jever #0 beguiled, dominated and plundered their Priddy mornt bers on tritea be a de ne ff piel ' ‘The work must-be according to et ee are road Na oa MAL wigs Se 4) i ne Meee j rv ¢ ; ¥ ¢ 5 cece Ais a * % dpe is vians drawn by the state highway! € done at a time when the farin- May be that doe an t mean mu h to you; it ignorant, simple-minded followers as did this Cael riveree rua pee oun ts il * ae he work must be done | C'S Were not busy with their’ crops, didn’t to us, until the wife disclosed the glad ni Jonsal bluffer beguile, dominate and plunder an! our the waste of a minute, é a hAE CHE Zi for loss tt te high- | a hig county comrnlenloneaats favor: i M satiate vale i ; ; “Ab iantc any Seicndsiol mae han she pombe. whent® ection | DIY impressed with the idea of got that this meant that rar last year and year before! intelligent shrewd and prosperous people of a pro-| ft je aie fiteane fee sae ae ate Ad aii yet hy the ‘buread of publie roads, | Ung $220,000 worth of roads: blll at i suits and dresses and things would have enough) gressive state. I hay hhuistie rail: anid sues 1258eA lon, all Wie’ thioke indney Lueheabe heels und ve The federal-aid can be used} fan expense obonls, E000 fo the 4 material in them to remake into a new wardrobe a#| He was both oraeuar and ridiculous and a keen |monew. sud he's got a Jobat twenty vived the notion of a nest-cze board in! i” PAX net more than ene-halt ot eae ea a at ian a tone aking a) nd Reavis “houthten” she: anarweith onels : : ' limo dollars aod a hall a week, V told a stocking. There were moments of “Us! Of the road. ; i netion if MMe Tete act ‘ j good as anybody's “houghten” one, and with one judge of human nature. But, his shrewdness was! nim he could eave the fat to me and despalr when some necessity she had | © The state highway commission 8°T0R tithe the cost. lenveloped in canning. He revelled in the lime-| ttt Va have ft ready fase fn to- completely overlooked reared its head MUM auatantee the maintenance after} RENTALS. f : . A ( oy if » morrow when he comes home from and stared ut her. fi tases i so | We have calls every ; 4 Hip! Hip! and three more for the highly honor- light and “payed to the galleries” at all public work, 10) being sheets and blankets! She wound up ut the neurest ten- Tit ation. ¢6 federal aid there i] ot us aves as orate, aby for oi, ; Fi able designers. functions, On more than one occasion he has ap-|#til tarels and table tien from home. cent store at half past four in the after-| ttluble to Morton county state aid-| °° “Cupy INSURANCH AGENCY, _ Those things don't go with « furnished noon: purchased—very much at hap-) ans ad- | house, do they? And I've got silly iazard, because she was too tired to} dyes, and some new trimmings, and lace, and cro-' dress and, from some unsuspecting individual, | Vive rue that I paid fweutySour dol think—na quantity of kitchen dishes, 21 there will be available to Morton 1415 1wk Phone 220R unty about $20,000 of state aid! = With the old garments, and a few packages of | peared in the audience which he was about to But we hate to dwell on the dismal future when! occasions his speech was that of the down-trodden, |"oraee warchonise, or a second-hand in finding Larry Doyle there making a | ™*slon- Hie wait help ee Soak eer mi | +6 . | é - ‘: Z ‘: shop, where Lean get everything fire in the big baseburner. “Not only| Tf Morton county arranges for 4] strengthen the lun RI | fashion takes another shift and skirts must be) enslaved tiller of the soil. It is said this also was! chery” Ging tM ae treansaa tite was vers much needeg.| le federal project the state high-| health. Sdc and $1.30 bottles ab dues big and free, and coats must wave and flap, and’ his apparel and vernacular, when he made the| , ''s i wonder that she rather took the place being cold ax a stone anil | 9% commission will Have the survey | Qiao ro on ALORY. Phila tetonta } | : si : funds > i Bad ese pisaeeel| : : lore for the big’ room, and Wve got and Ingged them. In two vast irregular, 4" F t eo . ; cheted doo pe we are ae to shine like an) borrow a white collar, shirt or coat and appear on whhety-tour dollars to imy everything Anndles, from which the strings were| This state aid may be used with A Health Builder ew t © way, ave enough left » pla yj ate pe ii prs Cle with, Ob, six of it goes for your constantly threatening to slip, back | COURLY | 2 aes jal Peay ‘ : gui, N : Easter morn out our way, and h ave enough left, the platform with patched knees on his trousers |v ntat eaten eight fone, So Le tobe Ite ee \ in Morton county under the | For Weakened Lungs to buy dad a straw hat and a pair of low shoes, and his feet showing through his shoes. On these! want you to telk me where there's 4 She experienced a very keen pleasure | ion of the state highway com-| | Where a continued cough or cold. i | ‘waists must balloon and bulge. much advertised visit to the nation’s capital. | tiie eaethn Mtr ORS whee we eiees 4 Because there ain’t going to be no core to our) — Yet, when seen in western Montana, Nebraska, | thi morning—-aud her elu he bg i wardrobe apple by the time the wife gets through! Texas or New York, he is again the suave promo-| rine tele EE oe i oe H making big akirts into little ones, ,__|ter, immaculately dressed, with the bearing of cd ea Wars I Ee oe ae A cepted stand ards of : Maybe they'll keep 'em skimpy, and cut Jem) Pittsburgh millionaire. He writes checks for thou-| “It will be poudble, won't testo have. [hf : : zx are Sy) : . shorter ; pray brother, pray. | sands which are always honored. When not barn. | verything bg fic We caday Ae : what to buy are set b y ; a istorming against “Big Biz” and counting checks | On, hut i Got "t hel” : ae i rti ; NO SPRING FEVER THIS YEAR for league membership, store stock, bank stock, “sures tn bona 2 el ae ee vere Say, this isn’t the sort of a year to be lazing! ete., or planning more radical legislation, he ad oni Meee tase aps vik a) 6 ing b ac ke d by the around, yawning, stretching yourself and all that! journs to his country mansion at Minnetonka. while, (40 straight. to'the ga#0 tee dhe . < sort of stuff simply*because it's spring ‘and you | Alas! he may still write checks for thov- ‘elt then Som meet te rig ht kind of merchan- feel you should have the customary spring fever. | sands, possibly a million or two; he may still ap-|" ¥!th 1, meter, toalny.. Tomorrow's! di ‘lf ; This is the premier pepperino peace spring in the}pear in immaculate apparel—there is need for eee hee Gee at work hs | dise for nearly half ¢ y _ Rlstory of the world and all the wise ones are get-|litle else. But what the maid Delilah did to an-) "hime bog. Aesop dan’ want century the standard ; ting as busy as the proverbial buzz-buzz'in honey-| cient Sampson is as naught, compared to what the| “1 we," Hid trrake an) hamphs to) if H fi : h 5 h b / making time because they realize that it is going|Czar of North Dakota is having done to him by|,vf. Veil me whame feta | In fine hats has been - iH ME cera, _ to take mighty tall stepping to keep up with the|the men, whom he once domineered, bullied, ca-|thev'a very Ukely tol her, to ben) MAT, the Gordon. procension in the years to come. Joled and whom he directly placed in political con-| #!'. that it wax imposalbie for them . There's so much to be done and so many people|trol of the state, now weary of his tyranny.— ° Hat 1 Amore he added, chat