The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923 — i A es nce | War, immigration, farm credits,| which furnish our new peoples has! blems of combating disease, disabili- Some Fisherman! |F0R_SALE—Practically new; Beulah Lignite Coal is Best.| Beulah Lignite Coal is Best. EXPER P {protective tariffs, transportation, la-) been suggested to administration of- ty, defectiveness, degeneracy, delin- “ |bor unions, and housing all are men-|ficials at Washington, and Hamilton pish¢, walnut case; !$475 per ton, Order now.|$4.75 per ton. Order now. ; [ aoe rea te match, Priced! Wachter Transfer Co. Phone erlags Transfer Co. Phone Mandan, or E. W. Peterson at . ‘ A a Fairly good nickel cigars are back. LE— ‘ They say they h n nothing of FURNITURE FOR SALE—1 Majestic range in excellent condition, 2| (x absent nickel bread. porch chairs and settee, dresser, 2 1 ex. beds, springs and mattre: ae ol Dr. M. E. tra spring and mattres: Bolton table, music cabinet, childs wagon id to! quency, vice and crime.” be now under consideration by a cab-| Additional laws suggested for in- inet officer. corporation into the ngtional “eu-, Referring to the extensive move-| genic code” would provide: [tioned in the program as problems | ‘The automobile is mentioned as al is j Lynne atecsneas “cugenies “since it!ment of farm folk to the cities and|~ Setting the minimum marriage age t duce in-breeding from] its consequent eugenic d the re- at 18; : 3. FOR FUTURE peestnaalty, aadsth widen tha vane COUMEVs, the solution “seeiia ite’ doul .Stavhtas “GeeeeParh HEN iNegiti- | of marriage selection in rural dis-| Pend chiefly upon whether American | macy; 4 tise rural life is economically and cultur-| Establishing dysgenie_inheritabfe University Head Arranges! The eugenic aspect of higher edu-'#!ly attractive enough to retain the, defects” as adequate grounds for di- cation is presented in the question | best stocks, and attract new and good | vorce; q Which a iversities attracting the most| Stock from the cities.” In this con-| Bonding provisions for and rocking horse. 601-6th St. or ‘ % \ ssaeg se i Hiatcltiggnt clemonts ta the papatetion| nectonft ts saRBRited ‘thal lagtole:| eouiaunlctea « sutian? wha Phone 496. 8-20-$t) 4 Osteopath 9 R . i Is Adopted jand virtually sterilizing them, both{ tion helpful to “farm eredits, furm-| against the production of defectiy n uin | li 7 On| ers’ cooperatives, ,community art, students and teachers?” a URGE BIRTH CONTROL! Concerning the present general | Mot! ’ pensions, and laws encour. FOR RENT—Furnished room for aging differential rural education, abolition of protec- tive tariffs, and suburban life for Specialist in lady. Phone 366R. 8-29-38 Your i i {the size and quality of familie —;— of q j tendency of eres bea rural city workers” would be eugenic mea-! Systematic mental testing of chil. . WANTED—Capable girl for general Chronic 3 i ache beepe caver theses ianegna utes of the highest order. dren at ten years and sixteen ye: : housework. Mrs. Bert Finney, Diseases Batte ‘ Courses in Eugenics Should report as Seen eee Arraignment of institutions of; Removal of the present restri Phone 717, 8-29-3t attract “the superior, intelligent and nigner dearning for theié- adhereten! Okildformation and mated Be in Institutions of able bodied young people from the Telephone 240 | young peo to “monastic ideas” regarding mar-| prevention of conceptio How long has it been « Leariiting ae or the inferior? ___|ried students is a part of the report.| Regulation of employment of wo- Read Tribune Want Ads. 11914— 4th St. since you had your bat- “If the superior stocks are being|: “Their best fellowships are not men and children as regards. wagés, = Bi led , jdriven off by present tendencies toj open to married students,” it says, hours, housing and condition of Ia-| MY HOUSE will be vacant the a ismarck, tery tested and refill ; Chicago, Aug. 29—A program for |the sterile life of city commerce, this /“They seem to be doing much to limit; ber; of the month. Bight eam wi NLD. ‘ with water? Remember, the “practical application of eugenic | constitutes a dysgenic drain upon the |the propagation of the most intel- Systematic and official registration | rent all or Lema A ay Leb Coste si < u batteries are ruin- principles” to the improvement of | population,” the report says. “Jt is|lectual elements in society, of family “pedigrees. 4th St. Sidney Smith. fee Ch sisiauillideeahidsealitiiaetrisataieeel tela} more ea d the people of America, made public estimated that In four kenerations | «tmportant ateps in the field of eu) 5The chapter on legialation is fon: Fred Abrogest of the para , 2 terest t today by the Eugenics Committee of | the 50 percent o: je present POPU-! penic education should be im-| cluded with the stern admonition that | Castin; Club, Akron, O., estadlish- q NiRithd CGtatun, suggests slgrage: | ldtloh” WhIEh dar on ihe tariturtende ean, ‘All “lakge UH IVeTHiLiGsl SenBetatent of laws ‘should wait wp-| oq ae: new world records in pait|*2® RENT—Pool room, four tables, than by actual use. tion of di tive types, sterilization,|to become 88 percent of the totalj i i fi ” bar and lunch fixtures, No compe- should have courses in eugenics, Ed. 0M exact determination of facts.” : f laws encouraging parenthood by stock.” It then ix pointed out that! {cation as to the sepreme Teinortaiiee| “The ultimate fruits of any ed-|°28ting at the National Association! tition, good business, $65.00 per those endowed with good hereditury if these two tendencies are demon-j o¢ piological factors in human life &nic movement will, by the nature of |Of Sclent{fic Angling Clubs’ tour-} month. $700.00 atock. Must be traits, and enactments rationalizing | strated by research to be continually ‘should METHODIST LADIES’ AID Careful attention to this detail will be the The ladies of Division No. 3 eventually be extended the case, require many rations:;nament in Denver the other day.| cash. D. J. Gearey, Pree will entertain the General Aid means of lengthening riage and divorce regulations, a8 operative, the result would be that through the entire school system, The task cannot be considered alIn the one-half ounce event, he y 8-29-1w |] with a Pioneer Social on Thurs- the life and service of |» « among the more important aims inj close to 900 out of every 1,000 of! down to the elementary grades, | Short campaign like many Political and made 284 feet, and the one-fourth ib Want 7d dey afternoon at the church par- ‘your battery. ‘ the field of legislation. | American population four genera-| ‘social movements. It: is, rather, like Read Tribune Want Ads. Ws le Bieaicy into the eugenic elements! tions hence would be of the stock of | “Care should be taken to square {)5 founding and development of re-|CUNC® 216 feet. If to the chureh at three you come eugenics with rational democratic ideals, by exposing false claims of in birth control is mentioned as one|the lower mental and physical types! of the! most important research pro-| of the present time. August thirty with a moderate sum, We'll be pleased to let you in. ligion, something to be handed on} SHEEP WANTED—We'll trade $3200 from age to age. ieeity i equity in desirable Bismarck home blems. More than 200 activities for! Seeuring the segregation of certain eat ae eC Cy —$—— Too Late To Classify for aveing lambs. Address Tribune |] Count back how long it has been CORWIN MOTOR gugenic societies and welfare work: | classes, “such as the criminal detec | rit. NICE LITTLE PARTY No. 628. 8-29-3t Since fo aH ao ey a tapadabal tive” should receive special emphasis| «public libraries should be provid-|_, Florence, Italy; Aug. 29—A bull T= by. The program‘was arranged by ®' from the outset. the committee sug- ed with suitable literature, depart- fight here came to an end withe|FOR SALE—Eight room modern!rOR RENT—Furnished room in ments of health should become eu. Out the bull having been killed.| house with four bed rooms, nearly modern home at 519 4th Street. genic agencies, and departments of Customers, feeling defrauded, be-| full basement, with heating plant.| Phone 511d. 8-29-3t. eugenics should be established in 7°™¢ threatening. A bull was led| Near to schools, off of pavement|Furnished House for Rent. Phone every state. It is important in this 12 and stuck with a sword threq| where taxes are light. Has corner] -942R 413 Raymond St. 8-29-1w From that time until this day Will determine what you If it’s been five y Twentv-five cents is H subcommittee of the American organ-j vests, Farm colonies for the segre-{ ization headed by Prof. Henry E.| gated classes are urged. In such col-' Crampton of Columbia University.| oniey sterilized people would live Other members of the sub-committee; virtually normal lives under semi- (0. enough I : 9 gupes are Professors Irving Fisher and Ros-/ institutional care, but would not bur-| connection, that only well establish. ies cold-tjloodedly. Everybody | frontage with extra lots for gar- _———_—_ Thity cents you'll have to well Johnson, and Dr. Harry Laugh-’ den society with defective off-spring. faltngtacanourdin hi a was satisfied, *| den. Fruit, shade trees, and berry| LOST—Two wolf hounds. One yel-|| If ten years has been your stay. soi anennaytonuly body) 1s) Composed! ics :cian) of amimalgritiony) laws) (ollcraniatie tha sasiby ra bushes, therein. Garage and hen} low and white and one black. An-| Thee Sent onto tye Mi bd STORAGE Sreesniorn ny wcreublatsy, educalOre: yay ideltovitholisclectionvat) arrivalel eotheven he ikivenvolCianveherse? WANT JITNEYS house. An ideal place for'a family| swer to the names of Spot and ae le BATTERIES churchmen, public officials, and 80-\0 1 th. basis of superiority to the| While declaring that all the hu-| Landon, Aug. 29—Sir Charl home where one can raise his gar-| Speed. Notify John G, Schneider, || If fifty years has been your 1 a cial workers and is affiliated with the) yo rican average” by mental tests,|man traits parrieaeey better people | 7a". president of the Royal| den products, poultry, etc. For} Box 123, Bismarck, N. D. stay International Commission on Eugen 1 poe nena Bly slonlHescatniination laren ne he taericed vii report de. Numismatic Society, has asked @| quick sale will take $2900.00 -for 8-29-8t |] Our HONOR GUESTS you are that ies whose headquarters is in London. |? iWdvaceniers iw Hedin cl hes Mskqualitesensect hy Rickel coinage to replace the incon-| “ equity. P. 0, Box 375, asta 4 day, f. Fisher is chairman of the Amer-; °° Teved” Cysgenic types, is listed as) clares that the quality of sympathy, venientiv small threepenny piece 8-28-3t| Read Tribune Want Ads. tee . aiahe ch tice Harry |*,Second legislative aim of the imme-|and gentleness is generally acknow-| ond muchworn stxpence, ; ‘ani 5 bison of the Munfeipal Court of Chi. diate future, ledged as of first importance. feeiersovasaunuarrerreusscoruit!| (Theirapld imultipliention (ot defec-| “Kindness,” it says, “is one of the QuET, Ah tee, made publie the program. tive stocks from even the present most important and most valuable Dartford, Eng. Aug. 29—Uri “For the first time in history” he, Comparatively small immigration quo- | characteristics. , Eng. . able to get other lodging, an ex- service man, wife and five child+ jren camped in a cemetery. It took persuasion and an ambulance to get them to an institution. said, “a unified, coordinated, practic-| tas constitute a grave menace to] “The problem of encouraging the able and comprehensive scheme for Ameérican life, students of eugenics | recognition of eugenic factors in mar” the conservation of human resources’ declare. In the 33-year period end-| riage selection is one which ultimate- is offered. We have heard much re-|¢d February, 1923, it is pointed out,!ly may be worked out through cently of the importance of conserva-) more than 7,400,000 aliens’ of types| schools, colleges, and other agencies. tion as related to material things.|!ower than the “low average of intel-| «we should endeavor to show that EARTHLY KISSES This program offers conservation of ligence standard” came to America| eugenics supplies the most effective ‘London, Aug. 29—In a sepai the richest traits of human character | in the total immigration of less than} and permanent solution of the prob- tion suit’ a spiritualist. medium and the finest types of human physi-| 14,000,000 persons. jlems which have been so ineffectual- i Apres - . ect wife complained her que, without either of which man) A plan to move the entire,immi-|1y dealt with hitherto by physicians,| always kissed visiting. women med cannot attain the fulness of life! gration examination machinery Som public health officers, social workers,:iums. The husband denied spiri which is the end of human destiny.”| Ellis Island to the various count! clergymen and ‘reformers—the pro-|ualism had anything to do with _ The Good AXWEL ; Reduced to a: ots _-Its Part of the 2 ee Today, by Virtue of This , Fair Program : ay |. -New Low Price, the Good . This Wonderful Car f An OVERLAND STANDS UP Becaue ||’ + Maxwell’s Domination o ... OR BUST ... Itls BUILT RIGHT || ° ad i) e en Before Buying a Car Ask the Salesman These Questions: 7 it s Class 1S absolute and i i { = j b éi 4 i 1. How many inches of service braking surface does your 8. Are your cylinders REAMED and LAPPED or are they : ie car have and what type of brake rods are used? just Reamed, and are your Valve Tappets of the Mush- : : uv fi at 2. Is the Tonneau of your touring cat body ONE piece of room type (of: course they cost more) ? er ect os ei metal or is it of THREE pieces soldered together? 9. Has ee eS CUBR SIAB tires or SPEC- q e 0 res i 2 ‘ 3. vp, don’t you offer a guaranteed cost of 10 cents a 10, Has our ear, ike Overlan d, 1% in ch ‘ xe shaft with | i s ; ig Timken bearings and removable (as eat 1 "4 EL 4. “Is your cam shaft babbitted and what do you do. when price cars) without tearing down the entire assembly? Touring Cat) 3.2.8 ES ec oe STB 7 5. Will yo to submit the springs of th "i+ “vhock, starter gear; and clutch enclosed in's deat Peet i . Will you agree to submit the springs of the car you are . wheel, 3 ar, and clutch, e: a 1 _ ° : | selling to a comparative tensile strength test with housing and running in oil? Sport Touring sip) 8ye (elute wile ¥ip eis asc Sle pueteate .$960 cal Overland ? 12, Is your differential case in ONE or TWO pieces? ! veer? : i] 6, Is your clutch of improved plate type and enclosed, or \ 48. Will_you;disassemble your latest model along side: of } be 2 “ . | ivlUaniobeslee type, open and exposed to the elements? 5 an OVERLAND—laying the parts side by side so that : re Roadster TEP eee twee rece ee ew teen essere eenene $795 7. Why don't you rant me to buy ©. y comparison—a ilk yey. compare the “insides” of the two cars part for ! : yea paar c a t . ? : ‘ PI Pe is ‘ a use two tee. Joncler Assad ae rae ‘Do 14. Has your automobile a solid steel body, reinforced én- i a ene Sport Roadster Sewer creer eesene Stetigeece biota. $895. “ ihe'sleaman show you WHAT e's BOR ets || 15, UT hed bosch Seer arin ae aoe ioe, | pe Pi Ua ae man show you or do 5 ry your car in i \, or » oo A i : ays Gan , . if you buy them because THE BOX looks good? Why ‘what ‘would it be worth to-day aceording to the.National ~~ Mes ass Se Special. Sport Touring oie e 8 oe bw 00 oo sees e+ ka 0 -$975 > cy shoei pupae same good judgment in buying an Used Car Market Report, used by automobile dealers 2 ae ey 4 F f automobile oe in taking in used cars? Ask Us We Will Gladly Show You === _.»| Four Passenger Coupe.............,..........$1190 : eee pe MBRMVANe So) Eco ods peu ade. 2 ‘yoke, . Detroit; Revenue Tax to be added, So LINCOLN SALES CO. MOTOR TRUCKS | GIVE SERVICE . ; All Priceg F.0.. 2