The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 3

e . PAGE THREE 80} No. 1 flax -70| No, 2 flax THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE | CHURCH DESTROYED a Mankato, Ninn., Dec. 6.—St. Johns WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6,.1922 . HAVE YOU NOTED KINFOLK? THIS MAY . iginated from defective _ electric | No. lamber durum ..........5 wiring. The loss is estimated at | No. 1 mixed durum . t / GREATNESS IN U. S. IS NOW A 500 TO 1 SHOT, SAYS PROFESSOR -- INDICATE CHANCE FOR BEING FAMOUS ‘N |Episcopal Church o° this city was |about $15,000. ‘completely gutted Ly fire at seven o'clock this morning. It was one of ithe frst church édifices errected in; inkato, bepg built im 1836 d Bismarck, Dec. [first yecupied for devine servic No, 1 dark northern 1867. Tt is thought that the fire No, 1 spring BISMARCK GRA! 6, 1922, F 9 | \/ EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM ¢ ! Given By : PUPILS OF ST, MARY’S SCHOOL AT ST. MARY'S AUDITORIUM TONIGHT Qui Vive Gallop—Piano Duet. .D. Cook, I. Weigel i Dancing Leaves—Drill and Song wo. Little Girls {f Love and Mowers—tst Violin ..L. Simmer | 2nd Violin. seeeeeesD, Cook i Piano Accomp. I. Weigel H Worship of Nature—Chorus. » Girls i Barcarolle—Cornet Solo. .»..L, Simmer I’m Nobody’s Darling—Vocal M. Patzmann i. x Flag Salute Drill Boys and Girls « i Willie’s Dirty Fa ion. .Wm., Corrigan William Tell Overturne—Piano Duet. .++++M. and H. Murphy He Would Be a Soldier—Farce English Setting ® Dramatis Personae os ps Frank: 0’Driscoll—Student |, Charlebois { O’Donovan—Soldier. .R. Horner ey President. N. Woehle ! Three Soldiers—™~ ; i (Sergeant and Privates)........sesse eee so Boespflueg \ C. McCarty git : \ C. Kelley ! Ave Maria—Vioiin Solo...... . ae --C. Boespflueg The Annunciation—Tableau. Love’s Old Sweet Song— , : . : } Cornet L, Simmer ome examples of inherited gtnius and Prof. Lewis M. Terman (Center), Stanford University psychologist and genealogist: Lett, Abraham | Violin Boespflueg + aincoln and his son, Robert Lincoln, former Sceretary of War and head of the Pullman Company; Colonel Reosevelt and his son, Theodore . Piano A th. Boespflueg Reosevelt, Assistant Secretaty of the Navy; right, Mme. Homer and her daughter, Louw! Homer, equally famous. as a singer; James Russelt x Lewell, and, below, Dr. A, Lawreuce Lowell, pregident of-Harvard University. ‘ . ’ : a | A NATIONAL PROBLEM. , - AR AAA AR nn pA A , _ Here is the warning of Prof. Lewis | cording to Crookston police, was ar-| _. TOO LATE TO-CLASSIFY | greece, moths’ and germs. ~ Makes T. Terman, one of the outstanding | rested here today charged with en- ‘4 ceepime| Your Homes sanitary and your rugs figures in’ American psychologieai| tering two business houses, opening | POR RENT—Light house | keepins) jook ike new. All work uaran- ‘\ resoarch and head of the Stanford yone safe and obtaining $42 Sunday] ‘partment, partly furnished. 722) toed, Rugs called fot and deliv- e department of psychology: . | night. Oth “Sk. °F Boge Any ; gage, reds Prohe Mandan 244-J. i intellestnally.. superior, families ape ite ie is eee es ie [' ‘ J1-5-3t EA RCK NORE are not reproducing as rapidly as in| SP¢' allege _ with Tse for! aes ee DIAMONDS “JEWELRY the ‘past. Man’s possibility of be-|ftiends here according to police. DEN? STORAGERH Sgt at | For! Sale. Choice Canary : : coming great or unusual is diminisa- r one business 2 : ing rather than inereasing. in the| house and found the safe empty and} ™onth. Phone 507W. 125 Front St. Singers. J. Bull. Dickinson, United’ States. open, police-said. At the next place _ iN. D. “Wo must lgok, for the production | the knob of the safe bore a tag-which Sanh: f——— —— . . of leaders in seicnee, srt, govern. |t0ld where Be combination “could be WANTED Three or four unfuraish The Corset with complete | - + ment, education and social welfare,| found in a nearby drawer. Clifford) ee iy ee in, Write No, 50¢,{@marantee, Barcley Custom bee Hie eee 25; Der gant ohvous departed $42 wealthier, ietoriling’ to Tribune. szG-ximnade, Phone 772M. . Mrs. i i 4 population, and especially to the 4 * ie z iJ SL mies iB he At he roa oe the police story. ure ome evenings. | Pe eee ne sands cat the for: uc he theft had been believed tite] WANTED-—Furnished room in mod i e ie alae = | work of professionals because no] ern apartment, suitable for two | our geniuses and great men. We| finger prints were left on the safe, | location close in. Phone 249. must remember that the_ average 12-6-3t N f the best ad: ti t ff bi mental age of th is i ertis e ments oes the wopulatiog ts tat! Don’t forget dance. at Coli-! F in meee eee E of the best advertisements we can offer may : nae is FOR SALE—Cox Plymot Rock and A \ ge ‘ ot 147 “atish problem that should be met]Seum tonight. Glacier Park | !% SALE—Cox Plymouth Rot secured from our present window displdys which by the government.” wi hi White Rocks, $2.50 cach. Bit | fr - ive orchestra. aa wet. Mec present a world of suggestions for gift\giving. But it ‘ BY GENE COHN ©& crs se : , 7 4 NEA Staff Correspondent. CHARGE PANEL IS eran a is not possible to’ show all the pfetty, practical and } Palo Alto, Cal, Dec. 6.—What sre 7 NT deat or oe? untilr Bi gan fa 38 fe ; your chances of becoming a genius? BUNGLED FOE aN eaenainiie tow! on ; individual things in our Store by that method. We Or even of becoming great? papa ap f so Aer seagate Q SAN St. Inquire Har r i \ sdustione it HOO unless. powicas rutl. (Continued from Page One) : Fast teaspoonful suggest that you pay us a visit. You are under no Roa the a aie x ee ae POS”) was interested in the prosecution of meet relievesscratchy, congestedfeg- obligations to buy. , ee ceed Sells ot Ereatness: ttwo cases in which parties had been | FOR RENT—Carage,/ Phone ing in your throat, Phlegm hoos- nddthey chance 0 _ Benius CrOPP!N ig) bound over—one a homicide and the| 408 5th St, ens, inflamed tissuesar j 5 P i , y out in the United States diminishes} othe> an arson case with which the ai Follow the directions on the 4 each : ys states attorney was familiar. WANTED—Work by chour. Cali bottle. Such welcome relief! F A | the deduction of Pr Continuing he said that to act on| ggs-R. 12G-Le Your cough eases—your cold a o n of Stanford Uni-|the states atttorney’s suggestion) at breaks up, Now—not when it’s % celebrated psy-|would be to make the grand jury | OR RENT—Warm, cou room for a serious—esk your druggist for Jeweler, Bismarck. ©, chologist, and” researcher. illegal and any indictments retarned S aiunan Loncdeon a Fiat : 4 Ryscys i by lady:in-a modern home, 114 NEW Exhaustive and far-rdaching work invalid, youre ere DRKING! tnt , has; been” engaged’ invby ProfTer-|'" He declaredthe defendants havela |. (ht all eee ee S discovery Many New Designs in Wrist Watches. man over a long period of time.|right to know the names of jurors : ITH old time methods: | Tests of thousands of children have|drawn so that they can find their DOEAWAY iia ord meaner been made, and intesive study of | antecedents, ete., all for, the purpose setun Svat mie ccmiovea aitduet | ay exceptionally} talented children has] of assisting in "interpBbing a chal-} Vacuum system, it removes all dust, ‘ , *’ ben an outstanding feature of the | lenge. j |. work, The genealogies of famoua| Judge Coffey said the matter was ; jl and brilliant men and women aave of very great concern, and that he ria ik td i been charted and investigated. did not want to rule on such a mat- i i % Out of this caplértation into kus |ter without consideration of the au- man capacity’ for genius or unusual thorities on the subject. i ability, Prof. Terman has reacked Opposes Burke Appearance HAIR: hese conclusions: Mr. Hanley rose again. “Qualities that make an exceptional] “There is another proposition,” be / child and later an exceptional inui-| said. “We have received notice to io ‘ vidual ere inborn, and not to be ad-|the effect that Governor Burke will] 35, ¢¢ apryalCasy, uur | ! : : _ quired, Exceptional children are sé| appear as special prosecutor, 2nd 35c “Danderine” Saves You ‘iz \ “ *4 “by natural endowment. Their un-|We desix@ to enter objections. to} * Haip—-Ends-Dandruff! J = I aR usual abilities are not the result of} Governor Burke appearing for the . ; Se { Main Street, Bismarck, N. D. ‘ formal training, in my opinion. — | Peason that the law of the state pro- Delightful Tenic 2 / “Although there is no exact know!-| Vides thatthe only person who can “ ‘ edge or final proof on the subject, it|@ppear before the grand jury is the i as’ my: eonelusion what? 1 ingsj-| States attorney, with exceptions Dae Iectual abilities are concvived in the] that he isn’t and cannot be : lous. germ cells or ‘genes’—corresponding | SiStant states~attorney or te Hustan faite | attorney-general, and that he” de an a aus ea uar ers fee re ears. not come under the exceptions, “and . . So, eatry Mas Influence.) |that, no matter how much we like ; p ‘ Pes stors were great/him, he cannot 'go before the gran} ° ‘ » , on cither side of the family, your | jupy : = chances for mental, brilliancy are {?"§s yanley said that under * the en venings kreatly increased. / law and decisions an assistant attor- man of genius is 500 times }ney-general could go before the more likely to have & near re © grand jury only in prohibition cases who is also exceptional than is Ueland then when the int is In good we man on the street. Probsa-| faith. He cited the Corliss case of , bly the best known ca: of inherit-! some years ago. e ed brilliance are those of the de-[ “It will be our contention,” he scendants of Jonathan Edwards, fa-} said, “that Governor Burke’s puplée: me mous New nglind divine, and the|ment would not be in good faith.” Darwin-Galton-Wedgewood. famili “It will be our contention that h» ) yg. The Jonathan Edwards line turn.d| has been retained by citizens of this ) : out 67 more or les’ celebrated di-! city, particularly Ed. Hughes, in a “~ | Poe i vines, some 30 surgeons and a grext| private capacity and that he cannot . a number ef leading educators. appear before the grand jury in such . In the Darwin line, the celebrated | capacity. Charles Robert Darwin, scientiticy “We make the statement, and genius, was the son of a celebrated | think we can show on proper pro ( | =giloctor, and grandson of Dr. E s| that Mr. Burke’s appearance original- ' “Darwin, both artist and ti ly was on private employment or His brother Erasmus also inherite#) PTivate liege Tent Only fools let hair fall out : ~Be the gifts of the arts, His wife, who] 45, Hanleebthen Sa li “stat. } dandruff stay. Neglect means a bald f °% was Emma Wedgewood, also came}, MY - ) stat- snot shortly. A little “Dande oe - . “11 oft of : : X ofa brilliant stock, and another] iM& that he appeared also for Ed-| now, will/suve your hair. This. dh For One Hour Only we will give 10% off-on our entire - 4 ‘: grandfather, Sir Francis Galton, lé4t aahon tae had coe the there lightful tonie cleans the scz a historic reeord an anthropvio- |. t-made te indist. ery particle sof dandruff, . A gist. From Charles Darwin descend- wales fnyetferemaee to, indict them | thet t pores, so-the hi . holiday line, SALE 7 TOS8P.M. ed a line of prominent scientific!” wartia a Lan er said he gave the} Comm offF and so the vital leaders. Viz oN cwith ref Fave ibig| Which are the very life and strength ts ; . Points to Lincoln. j fame notice with reference to Albi@) of the hair, can not ooze awal ; _e e “Abraham. Lincoln is an example] My, Hanley said ‘then that he j pendeie is Hot sticky oe ea / tne fr ; oe rie Ae as made weak, sick, glected coming from humble! would. request that when Judged noir strong and healthy for millions : ; an pvints out. “Lin-) Coffey instructs the grand ju ¢ A wrauen: Soar 'eomib “Br splendid ancestral line--| that he instruct them of the defend-] 0. men ane Womel. alveady had and “still is Lire Ae he tentt, | brush. is warning you. Hurry to any prpdueing notablew individuals, “The fey. right to appear and give testi-| drugstore and get a pottle now. Don't t : . were : ait! —Adv. a 2 ¥. He said that Mr. Patterson and Mr. J Yt! Ady. ¥ e ee o8 SAFE- CRACKER, Alien. il desire td appear- before . the grind jury. Z 9 YEARS OLD “In other words, to lay their car ROBS 2 PLACES! on the table,X said Judge Hanley, : Ss and we want the jury instructed if t ~~|the court can do so.” : 2 “ ; (By the Associated Press) ‘Have the Right i . Regular $15.98. Special tonight... .$12.98 Crookston, Minn. Dec. 6— Clifford| Judge Coffey said that “I- think 42 Piece sets, eguiar ¢ p 4 $ Morlan, 9 years old and the “young-|that is the statute. .There is ne ‘ Hear ee eee een ee eee than: aiidl that etn We want to say that on account of the large crowds’, 4 bal ~ [view of the questions raised he \ ‘¢ would excuse the grand jury until | , \ y ; ‘ 5 HEST COLDS \[2 p. m. tomorrow to give time to in-! "P< ENG D.C.Ph.C. || that attend our eyening sales, we have employed extra Arnly overt throat and chest | vestigate. | 2 De » D.C. Ph. ©. |, ‘ er phew aS Chiropracto: é : ia i So as to give-you quick service. wots . . _ Consultatiorfree help, so as Glacier Park Five orchestra |} suite 9, 11 — Lucas Block < ac Cc. Paget ‘at Cotiseum tonight. 10c a Phone 260 | Ore 1 Maton ae ; e Page 6) (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) A 65] Not rye Opea Evenings Until Christmas. 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