The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | seomea in trouble.” | | She smiled at me gratefully, but a | moment later her face was clouded | with anxiety. | | “It is dear of you,” she said, “but | you must go away at once. You are | | running a terrible risk. Sir Norman s is in the house. He is with uncle now.” i What is he do'ng here?’ 1 de- manded. “oly uncle sent for him to see if EDITORIAL WELL, HERE WE ARE AGAIN Entered at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class | == Comments reproduced in thie Matter. column may or may not express the opinion of The Tribune. They BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO. - x Publishers || are Dresented here In order that our readers may have both sides cs eet ee ea ae —|] of important iseues which are being discussed in the pre Foreign Representatives Bro nig, G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY ' CHICAGO a7) SDMTROIT . | ORTON RMR ETT 1 nels went the him to sce Hf wy men marzied the same nur: Marquette Bldg. Kresge Bldg. “eo TABERT CASE ious trouble. I don't know what it in New Jersey. They both need once | PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH | gical hh is, but my unele says that it means} 4 Ai dvania couple has 22 chil 7 : ‘i H ovis silllig ain? ' An ama couple has 22 chil- Be ss Mitte, Blips] ora fis setnertie fo inc tudtesbe (hn aele peta: (UseHy wot evedy lite hel fiat é pine tiheati sh fulhinconly Scones gweretor al tile ward : ence of my old e ; being seemed to stiffen, Yet, alas, | x | the weakness remained! | People who eat in restaurants may “Tellme,” I aid, “—wHat does }be glad to learn a cook was hurt your distress mean? Has your uncle |when his stove exploded in New always been good to you? Is it for | York, his sake that you are unhappy?” — | - “Entirely,” she answered without / London women are wearing mono- hesitat.on. “I know that a great | cles, proving untrue the belief wo- many people call him hard and un-/ men are particular about what they scrupulous. To me he has been the | wear. {dearest person in the world. It ae eae makes my heart ache to see him; A new tunnel under the Catskills suffer.” x lis 18 miles long and would be ideal I glanced at my watch, to pass through on a honeymoon “Very well,” I said, “give me five ——— : — --~ iy, my whole out strangers think it is a picnic. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [judgment and American con Z —_—____— ——__—_— ——- | sciences ‘The doing to death of @ The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use OF | North Dakota boy im a convict la- cepublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other- jor camp has shocked the moral wise credited in this paper and also the local news published gens» of the nation as few other herein. | things bave done in the history of All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are| '!e country, al siso reserved. The state of Mlorida cannot shun = Z | from its broad yhoulders all the; blame tor a crime against justi and the humanities such as th one appears to have been. It is | responsible for its own penal sys-/ se ceseecececece cf le20) tem, and it must accept its full MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION vaily by carrier, per year. . EA ME ey 3 aa é Se te minutes to get clear away. When I hi Ben eee a Daily by mail, per year (in Bismarck) ................ 7.20) s Perot the odium of any abuse} | am gone, give him this message. Tell | ¢; arene eae haecreie intron Uaily by mail, per year (in state outside Bismarck) .... 5.00} Che Ee eae him that Buckross ‘has changed his | he won't lose right away. taily by mail, outside of North Dakota...........-+++ 6.00) in? ty he ccininn to a reali fata ceiey pe aimiens rear ym) Z ae re Se: alla a a a aa | b i. | before five o'clock.” i A ; : mm = jof this fact. That it should do so] * Weare F | A new idea for making rain has THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER only atthe Inte dato: ie liot to its| Le ag re ote de ath SI i yeen advanced which may be merely (Established 1873) | credit, but it is dscovering to the | "Never mind.” I answered, “Be |# "ew idea for making money. euibbsvaa an ———-| world’ that its, sensibilities have | [sure to give me five’ minutes, and teeth | been ruffled by the agitation that eitahdeliveren ssage before | 1 Saskatchewan, 15,000 muskrais YOUR MIRROR has developed out of countrywide | Normaw Greyes.” message (NCO wore caught this season, much to To make our homes artistic and in good taste, we should | ¢¢), buy the furnishings we like best, instead of letting ourselves! tality of a prison camp — boss: be guided altogether by so-called experts and prevailing | Hither the Legislature, or the styles | Florida courts, or both, have a Dal | duty to perform to make such| ure, of the alleged fatal bru-| She walked with me.to the door, | 15,000 muskrats’ surprise and dis- but when. I would have opened it, |Sust- she checked me. , Already her step Piencnicn ; was lighter, Sheagdok my hands in When a young lady with a com- laress and I felt hér soft breath upon | fortable parlor all her own th | my face. a June bride she isn’t half trying. ae pez This bi advice comes fr Paul The re Fre in- 5 ‘This bit of advice comes from Paul Theodore Frank], in-| amends as they can for an atroe |) 7 ; terior decorator and consulting expert for the Metropolitan | ity which, as the recital eomes to j_ “Iam going. to thank you,” she Sia ee ss Museum of Arts in New York City. Fus, is on a par with the worst of Adis eh A een h Thee palit wil i four ean ernl idea ie that wos xpress our real selyes| the offenses committed in the was an absurd interlude. walls too often will Soon be stopping ; . ds Stance, irail people Naturably | man’s slavery | i | the editor and the assistant Seats “take to” frail furniture, and that’s what they should buy. The circuiistances as sdctuiled pol ral Why” | editor did everything, short of going! A movie kiss is only a few fect A red-blooded family, full of life and built robustly, likes | are that the boy from North Da- 7 ; | ‘| I} hi lanange Paani soba long unless it is in the audience. mCehInoS C Alaa Se tantine mihev1e kota, finding himself far from - /) iV Aaa 2 eye One rce | aa furnishings comfortable and substantial. They should buy | Herida aire eer GH Garant eIpel ee VA practically a fortune. They hinted,| A very long jump was made by a what they want. even, that honors might be obtained | Chicago man who jumped bail ir himself to a clandestine : | Woe for me. They tried to appeal to my 1912 and only recently landed in A . d ide on at SS Home is our stage setting. It should harmonize with us. | freight train. For this offense hey = stood at three and three quarters, | 5 i patriotism, to sundry noble motives, | jaj —e j was given the nominal alterna --=- | not en ; jail. « shes : : ' ; la palit ‘c eof which I possessed. In ee Frankl’s idea, of course, can be carried too far. If everyone | cok Leer navcauie n5E ‘|S : woe the end 1 obtained the documents,| Two Quebec firemen answered a bought what they wanted, without consulting experts and |}, ‘his appes seiaiiey te caver aie Ba Act UR Katey Lee ea fe au eat d them to Miss Beatrice cai} in pajamas. Luckily, it was a prevailing styles, many homes would be monstrosities. finoewa fit (gine MI UNSRY ? Kinersley, bought @rest bunch of |ig fire and not = false alarm. fragrant yellow roses, hired a mes- But, them have won't like it, and they’ll do better the next time they buy. ; Frankl, if they want something incorrect let | mail. Both it. If it isn’t really suited to their type, they | returned to the sender w notation on the envelope by request of sheriff. Part tter and money were and a-bricf notice in the Times an- | senger to go with me in the taxicab, the ») 7 GUTCEH eth ueEseLordahipiwastcoie ss : ae uxicads | Hudson Maxim is getting mixed fined to his house in South Audley | sley House. | gone.” / | Maxim silen Ss are not used. ! rect, suffering from a severe That night I spent in my room PeneiiG oxnenence: Gh 7 * ° evere nel pent in my room, Rather costly experience. : ; had been sent as a con ADVERTISEMENT cis breakdown, Some idiotic im- | duking tock of yeclty Ohothe-ctedit | eee ; The safe course for the average person is to strike a happ; labor camp, and there, pulse prompted me, after I had paid | side, my deal in Kindersleys ” had | Butterflies are breaking out «il medium—get posted on what’s what, seek all the authorita- | to the ‘vy, he became BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM my Hae! visit to my His) ay ee a! brought me a_ profit of something | ver a ad be a rene tee iy, , sei , thi nm | i and bec he could not do as stroll in that di ion. A_ doct ike 30,000 pounds, likely to be con- ,Pl¢ of what birds of a feather do. . tive advice possible, but not buy anything unless he re ully | WUgiBVOHE Aa thOWverscer THONELU Copyright, 1922, by B. Philips Oppenheim carriage was waiting outside derably added to, as 1 had bought! : likes it. | he should do, he was so severely Bs att | dersley House, a as I cal wi n at four. Further, 1 had Ciel tiles Clea x ballots a ——— beaten that the abuse, plus hé vee 25 9 | the other side of the way, the front | staincd from becoming a blackmail- | Camp Lee. Ts this an official move We express our real selves in everything we do. In this! kened physical condition, re door opened and the doctor himself | er, and I had knocked Mr, Edward | to satisfy the vets who have received 3 | stood on the threshold. The thought | Rendal] down. On the other hand |no bonus? IN HERE TODAY “A case ean be built up for him, | 4f Lord Kindersley sufferings had, !{ might easily have made a hundred - s between ¢ v." the editor remarked mu-) Up to the present, inspired in me no | thousand pounds—and I had be-; One man was fined $50 for tryiny RS, noted criminal,| singly. “What is your price for other feeling than one of mild | haved like a fool. Perhaps the most |to kiss his stenographer. If all the field, home furnishing has no monopoly. [stead bu Ts) leet We dress as we think. Slovenly dress reflects a slovenly mind, the same as a messed-up workbench reflects a messed- Official Florida and the people Vende ence that a penal system whi MICHAEL SAYE! ea 4 = i s 52? s . By the side of. the doc- | disquieting feature of i i at | girl Id report we ci au ra » hea > ma sing the bene cludes the farming out of prison- id these documents? amusement. By a loc- | disquieting feature of it all was that j girls would report we could pay our up brain in the head of the man using the bench. a) Seg ett er vor|SIK NORMAN GREYES, once of] “Ten thousnnd pounds, and) they| tor, however, Beatrice - Kindersley | Teensueatlsneduerithathemtenll ‘national debt. The person who thinks accurately and thoroughly cannot | ‘T {0 Privitte concerns with power, SIR MOMMA. : oe q >| was standing. i pee bes ae ‘ delaves Sake Bao : ieee to exploit their labor is a system! Scotland Yard, when Sayers’ beau;| must not be used before Thursday,” | WAS SUAMMINE oe oe my | ee as se bear to have any disorder in his stage setting. The system-] entirely out of line with the spirit) tiful housemaid. 1 replied, 1 knew then that the end of my | atic brain employs systematic devi The procrastinating | and sound jud, of the age |JANET, saves him from Sir Norman] “Why not before Thursday?” c must be close at hand. 1 a : ‘ na is tee enue weakening. My nerve had sgon : as a desk whose drawers are cluttered w fn. | Invariably em of ub by shooting dead an office I have given Lord Kinder ken ty pene the brain has a desk whose drawers are cluttered with unfin em of abuses, 13 irrest iim, Greyes falls 4n| so much grace.” instincts of childhood were return ished work. and usually it is 4 \ : ADVENTURE OF | MANDAN NEWS | Th tatniies SP enian 1] imal abuses. How the South has leva with dant and proposeasmat:| “You willl leave the documents in| ing to me. The morbid cura THE TWINS e most striking manner in which we express our rea : ‘ GIR ELLIECRieornumies . aed its en | which’ ad broughtimes to) thal Rowse | see ceeeee see eee a ise : ae mm M x Beeneacanane wt stiznatized| tiage. Michael disguises himself] oufMands?” the editor proposed. chad brought 1 So tam WEIGTUELC OTRTERINOREL Gale SiC selves is in the people with whom we associate. You can} by peonage prac is a matter| #8 Colonel Escombe CISCO | ORD Ga ae eee nee peen pessinech yh a Uge are | By Olive Barton Roberta = {nell arrived last evening from get the average man’s “number” by looking at his friends, | ef common knowledge. All Florida the wedding reception. He Steuls } thiqk of nothing likely. to alter m j Paul, Minn., and Laurel, Mont. ift’ of ‘S PERC ate The gi drawn and tearstained } «tots take a : ‘ saber Pe acer har PanSe Te s a pearl ne the gift’ of ‘Sir| plans, but I was conscious of a cu eceuNe crane Ee athe et's take a heart to the Cut-Out sical He peor lei he ee to work for him or the individuals he THERE RS ECRCAUS CR UatELGH aoe Norman to his bride. Later He ougMaversion to taking the irrevoc-| face had disturbed the callousness | Lady,” said Nancy. The Mandan chapter of the D. A. selects as his employers. : j : , ‘a ich I had deemed impregnable. A cauetes e ack ceo ; cturns them indirectly to, Janct.| able: step. enc ; es, let's,” echoed Nick. So he} R, will hold its sti 5 ‘ _, | it has stood for this convict camp} Stu"! : La hens Head / cred oe Heart new scheme was forcing its way in- | ‘ |R. will hold its regular meeting at Like attracts like: Human nature, like water, seeks its| system. AMiehael anewersiayeiRbons mersate gg sal hayes ene eee ES Urey aniind mlndere Rwas\ onlya one poner up and pulled another flat the home of Mrs, E. 8. Tostevin, who own level. This material thing called life is, in all its phases,| Whether or not the circumstan- De Net tiny, sugar heurt from the tree on the|will be assisted in entertaining by — - iver ai ; ewer) redeeming point about it all—1|faRa" hes my ; x i y from the divorced wife of a poli-| lodging that they are, my property, | Tedec ; I Fioating. island, ¢ assis tain Y merely a manifestation or mirror of the inner self. | RUNES GOT OR tician a bundle of manuscript, evi-!| and“promising to return them to me| Walked for the next few hours in Mrs. W. H. Stutsman. The report of They read the verse on jit and it|/the state mecting will be given ut donee against the woman's formerd-without publication, should I desire | Peril of my life, | saldee “Mlgte Sou? } jt count hshang and bie confederate, La | Serer atiasmanentaltvered At half-past. two that afternoon; “That's a fileciverse eaylilgnuthie cami gem THE RECREATION BUDGET (eiceaaeaneestat Kindersley. ue residence of {tor cried, “Do you want anything| Beatrice Kindersley hastened into IR MY apron, peckety’ said Naney.| FARK BOARD MEETIN Almost $10,000,000 were spent in the United States last| and establishes in its s Lorg Kindersley and’ is granted an jon gaecount?” the little morning-room on the |"Now weld better be going.” | The organization of tHe city year on public recreation. This included money for public} tem that is in harmoney interview. Sayers offers Lord Kin-| “You are prepared to give me the| sound floor of Kindersley House: oe apa ameinsoneelessaucce boat | commission will be held Tuesday, golf courses, playgrounds and similar provision for outdoor hetter thought of the d dersley a four-day respite in which } 10,000 pounds?” ; to receive an unexpected visitor. Her Pt oars and | ‘April 17, it was announced today. The lips parted in amazement as she saw |rowed back to the shore of the cus- last meeting of the old board was said.| Who it was. I held up my finger. [tard lake with the patty shells on|held Wednesday night, but the bulk problem of penology. Wi to secure his financial safety. After He shrugged his amusements. In some cases the money came as municipal Ae fi A B i 4 5 4") the Florida Legislature be disturb-| that time the letters are to be given “We never bar 5 B08 ‘ P 4 : ¢ andes in other it repr sented collaboration between public | ed by the odium that has befallen| for publication in the newspapers. ihere is no Saniirawalue ie such Hh ‘Colonel Escombe,” I reminded the. short and started up Sugar-Loaf | of the business op foracen! eration u activities. any stances it r ese. » state.—M eapolis mia. 4 5 ne. foods as you offer, The question i Maries ‘ aah 6 _,| Was put over by F, W. McKendry, re- | 8 Ng Sah eae ote nce De ; ay mal Satine Gite | MCU A pete GONnING S: | vance?” : 1 knew ant there as iat asia Maney, The Cut-Out Lady’s house|ing when Mrs, Wm, Simpson, his suc- Leb, 92) N i £0 Ging Ww ‘ fae orth $76 aan ‘ ity. fe ext | MOmMINe WONCES Were Sense “No, thank you,” T answered. “I't1] in my make-up or deportment, can’t be far away now. We've been|cessor will take office. ebanon, N. H. received a gift of land worth $75,000 for aj «no but grant us the name of hav | ¢ hi ¥ | financial pape in most of the | jaye the whole amount on Wednes-] as the Colonel Escombe who had {traveling for ever and ever so long.” tet) playground. Stockton, Cal., received a land grant of 81 acres|ing political equality and we shall] ait reacted Late hares | jay afternoon, or the documents | attended Norman Greyes wedding, | And then at that very minutes they] + MINSTRELS MAKE HIT. in the sierras for a municipal camp. And these are only aj have but little part in the political) jn Kindersley’s was a thing no one OTES FOR WOMEN” back again. J think that it will be | and whose presence there had Jed to| saw it. It was made of cardboard| A large audience greeted the p the mone some slight question concerning &/and all the flowers and trees were|ers in the Elks Minstrel revue of few of the items. So, east and west and all the way between, | £m" that seems to be the attitude) could account for. They had fallen | “oy trust so,” my two editorial | pearl necklace. , cut-outs. Over the door was a sign|the Mandan lodge Thursday nigi wa, Gece ica pspeaer aa, . Seay ea . and sentiment of our worthy sisters! from six to five within 24 hour fends peplied a . n. “What do you want?’ she asked | whic “ foot be le Maridan lodge 2 Nerecny, night. the idea of outdoor recreation gains in popularity. Every| iu have so hardly won their sou |and_ay soon as T reached my offices { "ends reviled in fervent unison which sald’ “Mending: In, neat, let-|Opening the minstrel. set. was! a ehor- breathlessly. ters, The siga was in neat letters,|us of forty year the sums donated to promote it increases. The recrea-| after many On Wednésday morning the Kin-] “To, nelp you,” I answered. “L| not the mending. p mbers. The and stunts were all received with atures of —unremittin in Holborn, I received frantic mes The i a . > i ty ID woe SF we 5 Rhee a ° q i enest x . K Honsbudeet for the nation in 1922 was $500,000 more ‘than Suess i fought me i ain spond Me Sqhnemualisnd in dexsley Shipping Company ‘shares! saw you this morning, and you! On the doorsill was the cocoanut | acclamation. n 1921. desperately for a principle, an ideal; |, D E — cat, asleep. No doubt his mistress | Aiaalae { It is a wholesome record, so packed with possibilities for | 8") Devine won their point, they | over 20,000 pounds. There was notir had auieenet La al ae him HH, Willi f " Sa s ord, so packed W possibuUllles LOK) ir complacently to their knitting. | img Whatever wrong with the shares, eres a over hi . H, Williams of the Mandan Bev- health and cheer and friendly intercourse that the nation 4 erate an Rare eae he-assured me, and they were bound EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO after the fight, for he looked as good) erage company, who has been + h NORGE Er i Me meses EMOTION At yenr on ; SP rally Of litteneaitovallsbe hadito as new. Not a bit of his sponge-cake | patient in the Deaconess hospital for should rejoice in it. So long as people off-set their worries | magazine in the country Wo lh istoned. 10/8) deena body showed anywhere. the last three weeks receiving treat- and their less wholesome occupations with such a balance,} generous space to the poli | Sly: ave, likin) positive, tnetriction i eae a Suddenly hey opened his eyes and|ment for ulcers of the stomach is Bicon \sat up. ‘“Micw-ew,” he said. “Whoj reported improving rapidly. ‘are you and what do you want?” not to disturb my operations in atiy way, and disregarding his piteous ; protests, rang off and made my way entire ¢ govenment was taken | {9 the great newspaper offices, where RADIO jover by them, A twelve-month dy,| my business of the morning lay. Rodger Dolan a radio fan in Cleveland rushed over to aj ind the female’ government, calmly! It took me an hour to get as far i , au anticipating vindication and endorse-| as the assistant editor. I told him friend the other night, out of breath, so excited he could | ment at. the polls, slept sweetly my story and showed him the docu- | hardly get the words out: “Hurry, I’ve got China turned in | the switch, On the night pefory| ments. He wént out of the room for 3 | | OCK, DEAR, DiID|| YES, AND _TH oo ue i YOU OUGHTNIT TO HAVS © i a cS ¥ BOVGHT ONE THIS WEAR {Is the Cut-Out Lady in?” asked| Mrs, W. E. Fitzsimons and daugh- NEW SUNDAY (IT TAKES Too MUCH i Naney: iit iter, Hope and son, William, returned Bonnet % ate het “co | “Yes, here I amt’ said the Cut-| yesterday evening to their home in - Gs! D., where the administration of the! decap is a good way off. | ploits of the women of Des Lai i * Out Lady and she appeared in the|St Paul, afte ending t' ecks N.THIS a , after spending two wecks ona doorway—sideways, of course —for,| at the A. W. Furness home. having only one side and no thick- —_—— \ ne: a Chink delivering a speech.” election a bunch of “mere men"—hard/ a moment and returned with the ed- 1 » she’ wished to show her best} A marriage license was issued by We followed him, on the run. boiled politicians all--held a secrev| itor. They both looked at me curi- ide to the world. In her hand she|County Judge Shaw yesterday to ae K 5 . | caucus, framed up a maseuline ticket, | ously. jheld a needle. No doubt she was at|Miss Alvina Sauter of Hebron and” The Chinese speech turned out to be a mixture of static! ing the nest ne put it | “Who are you, Mr. Buckross,” the |that very minute mending the Gin-| Jack N. Unruh of Glen wie and Morse code interference. Rodger made too much home} tendcr feclings were outraged and| editor asked, ae |berbread Man’s clothes. — brew. tears fell. as thick as leaves in| 2. Specplaton, I answered, Nancy thought of the buttons and| Mr. and Mrs. G, A. Richardson leit ‘ tin |.Vatlambrosa, | bought those, papers from Rendall’s | wondered how she was doing them.| Wednesday evening for Fond du Lac, divorced wife. She hus a spite “May we come in?” \sh ked. “W. is., t inst him.” 'y me int” \she aske ‘c| Wis., where they were called by the ;want to talk to you.” . death of Fred, Hiebert, a brother-in- ' « | “Certainly,” said the Cut-Out Lady | law of Mr. Richardson. kindl, “But I can’t offer you a | cha They are only cut-outs.” , y | “We'll sit. on the floor,” said pes | CANT KEEP A : (To He Continued.) (Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.) “D AKOT. AN” DOWN | | ‘ i ——_— | A THOUGHT | ———_—_———___—___-——-e| The example of her new em- |: ‘steep ava 1 and-a quiet-| Ployers, the Leeby Wholesale + “’ | ness therevith, than anghouse’ full| Material Co., Fargo, N. D., \ of sacHfices: with strife—Prov. 17.1.|should encourage Emeline 7 | | Nothing can bring you peace but; Ohlin, stenographer, to aim yourself, Nothing can ‘pring you | hj peace but the triumph Pi ta high, Only 10 years ago, {It was an ungallant thing those | BULLFIGHT [men of Des Lacs aid. But the in-| "Gy can one be sure that they Jacinto Benavente (not a cigar, but the name of the | cident Beets Buy cueing that are genuine?” . Spanish author who has written and staged 80 plays) visits | Wanner ree ace a Bees ae aoe a studies ate must America. He says our blood-and-thunder movies and stage! with the more intimate—and shall| you want confirmation, I told Lord melodramas are “intellectual bullfiights.” « |we say the more important?--affairs| Kindersley yesterday of their exist- Think it over. Maybe we’ve been too harsh with the |of life, with fashions and home) ence and forthcoming publication, * aniz Rey i economic; with children and the| and.advised him to sell as many of cruel sport of the Spaniards. Mental cruelty is as evil as the eoreny: Rill: . | Parceias inusatblos’ Nout finan: real thing. Here in faMoure last\Monday, at|cigl column will tel! you the re- a regular city elect daly seven-| pale | é A ¢ Pane eens “4 —> be, as some critics say, that the distribution. of | teen of « hundred electors who avail) 7NAE Me von ae ne oss?” “pe gan the world’s Seunus all wrong. And if they were allowed to, themselves of the: incktinable| {Ho%e j docungans: Me Buckross? ORS AGAIN SOCUE Oi Gel NTN Bers ne We ri 2 y y LO} riviiekes of ‘suffrage: Ware Wwomon;| tHe. editor asked. : BEING OVGRHEAD SXPENSE ft distribute it right, it would turn up in the wrong hands again} white they were concerning ‘em| , 1 want voto: Give mee 2 Very "OVGRHEAD"! — gy about day after tomorrow. : [selves about many thipgs of \no| then publish them,” Pree and VER HEELS es | public import, their .repregentatlwe| “You know that there will be the {on the: city council was inadvertently| devil of a row?” Henry Ford’s idea of using money for a good purpose is i A | premitted tire to private life “ i . i En President Victor Leeby was a to nay it to workmen who will make more money for Henry | hot ucteatd,’indecd, but rather a! genutnences, wil he your Justifca. ac ae a shident’ ef Usbusta, Business F s unprotesting victim of political in-! tion.” i | OFF ‘TO RUSSIA. / Tgo, | activity an inanition! | The clitor looked thoughfully out | n i Callege, Fargo, N. D., the | ° Wilton, N..Ds ApH %--Fred An-| Same school Miss Olin re- | strom and Sidney Larson, two well-|cently attended. The firm's known young men of Wilton, left for| Secretary, Mr. Leeby’s broth- —# New York City, where they sailed\er, was a D. B. C. man 7 years‘ April 6th for Russia. Messrs ‘An- strom and Larson are making their ‘. . a long journey under the auspices of Business practice as taught af several implement and farm machin-| “Dakota” leads to big things. © ery companies’ of this country, who/ 280 graduates rose to bank are inkralcing Ameriotn fernine| officers, “Follow | thé $uc- Gar The young gentlemen.,.expect ce$Sful.” Write this very day to pay their respects to Otto An-|to F. L. Watkins, Pres., 806 strom, who is also in Russia, / Front St., Fargo, N. D. © " i py Apparently it is, the old story of| the window. His face was as hard The next astronomical problem may be to figure out the wanting a thing, not for itself, not| #8 granite, but he had very gray, hi- snumber of light-years it takes a soul to travel from earth tol for practical uses, but just because| Man eyes. \ ‘heaven. it is denied us. : | “We sRould have no compunction . Yet women will ever exercise a| #bout bringing the thunders down Sy A ; poweFful and wholesome influence up-| UP" Rendafh’ he said, “But with A baby in St. Augustine has been named for Tutankh-] (on our scciaj, civic and political) LOPd Kindersley it isea little differ- amen, and ifj this starts an epidemic, as it probably will, s0on|.sconomy, since it is as true today am) shty He is a. considerable and reput- a i Lthe little tots will be little Tuts. ! i Ally desta egone fadt: be hand| MMe RMteu Mets, the dlsclos! that- rocks he cradle rules .the| ures,” I suggested. “After all, there of the change that, came over’Senato ah as world.”-—LaMoure Chronicle. was a.certain amount of justification trip to Europe, we shudder to think bat may Johnson. ~ 5 7 eee for his conduct. He averted a na-}. Brotherly ties. are the ties he lets) tional disaster, even if the means he |’ you wear. used were. immoral.” ~~ hee