The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 2

SIGHTLESS, HE as Men With Sight Have Failed to Accomplish BY HARRY B. HUNT NEA Service Writer Washington, Oct. 24.—Sightless | imself, he helps others to see. ‘or J. B. Nichclson, blind in- ventor, of Washington, ha what many men with good ey have attempted 2 led—a simple, practicable automobile headlight that will always cast its rays in the direction the car is moving. | With Nicholson's invention, the | light turns as the car turns. You} never a driving into a dark wa th your lights shooting at an ang res from the path in whic > moving. you “Equipped olson it's looking. duce a the looks y und sav pedestrians as w utoists.” | Successful demonstration of the} cr She will remz blind inventor's lighting mechanism| dreadnaught of the American navy s been made before Inspector| craft, One man can control the s dley i s of the police} ture support wires. traffic sq of Baltimore and the Jighting astern Conference of , befpre the pol a committee of ern That one to work out successfully ing problem cn which men eyes themselves have failed one of the little sometimes plays on us, Nicholson not onsy “It s all easy,” he says. blackboard. of it—in my mihd’s eye. ,in making the drawings that was easy. By ly. sketch to work from he ever had Before losing his ey son was an expert mec Washington navy yard. His inventive bent without handicapping him in his ideas. “The blin he insists. just how everything ought to just as well as if I could see it.” choson is tomobile engines. DAKOTA MAN PIONEER AIR MAIL PILOT N. D., Oct. 24.—With nd com- of the airplane, it re-| North Dakotan, C. B.{ not invited. Dr. E , A. S. RB. C,, son of | ton, N. D., to obtain | h contract for Gtand For! all the adv: mercializatio mained for : Eilson, R. A. M. t O. Eielson of ¥ the first government nee in avii ion carrying mail by airplane to establ plane com territory, Farthest Ni Alaska. i in 1918 and ‘ hibition flights in North I % Graduate of U. N. kota, Db. He was graduated from the Uni- orth Dirkota, college of and in 1922 went to take charge Nersity of liberal arts in the United States, be munication in the far north. AIDS OTHERS IN SBEING Has Perfected Headlight Such | ght with these lights,” Nich- sf wher e they will re- representative the Automobile ninistrators, representing 11 east; blind man should be the| light- th good seems! ironies which Fate iz oe conceived the idea, but he actually made the first detailed drawings of his invention. oH had it all right up in front of me, in my imagination, like it was on a I could see every detail Of course I had to| work on a large scale, in inches, but measuring my | distances from the edge of the pa-| per I could get it alt down accurate- The man who made the work- ing drawings said it was the easiest ight, Nichol- | anie at the| blind- ness, he says, lias accentuated his| seriously | working out ss doesn’t bother me,’ “I can picture to myself be now working on an| aust purifier” which he claims| will neutralize the poisonous content of the fumes now thrown off by au- pioneer organizaticn of its kind in| Mr. Eielson obtained his ‘flying) training during the World war, and 1919, made several ex-| ficulties of transportation and com- h S Note the “beads.” stem is being installed. a vital part of thé immense electrical s; The “beads” are on all. sts THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE _ EVEN A BATTLESHIP HAS BEADS U. S. S. Colorado, commanded by Captain Reginald R. Belknap, docked in he Brooklyn Navy Yard, after a most successful trial in in New York for two months while her fire control They are strain insulato: entire 30,00) horsepower through its electric system. anks, named after Secretary of War Weeks. He is teaching others to act as pilots when more planes are need- led to handle the contracts. | Other Uses For Planes But Mr. Eielbson has made other pract, uses. of® aviation within a few miles of the Arctic circle. Re- cently he carried Dr. Aline Beegler of Fairbanks to Brooks, Alaska, in 5 minutes, the old method by boat requiring five days. A suffering pa- tient was saved a nearly five days wait. The long hours of daylight in sum- mer compensate for lack of lighted landing fields, there being about 20 hours daily when there is sufficent light for safe flying. KU KLUX HEAD ASKS BAN ON IMMIGRATION ‘ Restriction Is Declared Neces- sary to Imperial Wizard In a Speech Dallas, Tex., Oct. The Ku Klu Klan’s « attitude \\a negroes, Jews and Catholics ained to- day by Dr. H. W. E imperial wizard, in a speech which was an- ounced as “outlining fully for the the Ku tions of am in this st time the policies of Klux Klan regarding restr immigration and its prog respect.” Dr. United ns recommended that the tates revise its policy so as to make its own selection of the class of immigrants wanted and then to invite them while excluding all s said in part: “The streams of population that been and are pouring in upon are ages old in racial character jand capacity. We are the melting | pot. Into it hus been poured, almost promisciously, perhaps in recent years designatel dross in- |gredient of citizenship that the earth produces, the good und the bad. Out of it must come our success or fail- ure Republic. The immigrant stream is month and monthly more inferio I shall show by indispu- table facts. Within the yen gress’ will enact a new immig law ** “The present us population is much of the city schools th {less than half, perhaps not more After a few months sojourn in|than a third, of native Anglo- Alaska, he saw great po: for| stock. We have today illiterates to aviation—greater than offered} the almost unbel bee number of 1,905 and mental ind physically diseased persons totalling more than 5,000,000. \'As a result, he and two friends, R. ©. Wood and K. F. Thompson, both of Fairbanks, formed The Farthest | North Airplane company. They tele-| graphed the price of un airplane to! Minneapolis and in a few weeks the machine was set ashore in Alaska. Hardly had the machine been un- crated than Eielson obtained the con- tract for carrying United States mail to the Salchaket Mining company, a trip that had formerly taken 10 days, but which he made in two hours, carrying 400 pounds of mil, _This was the first government contract for carrying mail by airplane to be let in Alaska territory. Since then, Mr, Eielson has obtained other mail : carrying contracts and plans to ob- tain more airplanes. Mr. Eielson has established an air- “It is undeniable that we have not more Americans—men, women dren—perhaps thirty million would be the limit. “There are certain vital require- ments to be set for our citizenship. These are 1, Education. 3, Home Building. “We already have at least three powerful r that do not and forever will defy every assimilation. “These he namedias the Catholics, Jews and negroes. Violators Of than 35,000,000 100 percent and chil- 2, Health. and numerous, elements fundamental requirement of Game Law Taken ‘1A COLD GONE JIN FEW HOURS “Pape’s ‘Cold Compound” Acts Quick, Costs Little, Never Sickens! “head i hete plane school at Weeks field, Fair- In » few hours your edld in gone, ‘mage clear, no feverishness, atutfed-up feeling. Jamestown, N. D., Oct. 24.—Chief Deputy Game Warden Burnie W. Maurek reports that state game law) agents Pave been unusually active during the past week, five law vio- lators being arrested and’ fined in that period. , A list of the arrests and conyic- tions follows: Peter Baker, arrested by E. A. Anderson at Tuttle, N. D., for hunting -without a li Fine and costs, $30.75. August Jerke cf Dawson arrest- ed by Mr. Mavrek for hunting without a license. Fine and costs, ‘nse, +L. W. Ruff of Gackle arrested for killing chickens out of season. ‘Fine and costs, $29.75, ,»Gidion Weisser of Streeter. ar- tested for hunting, without. a li- ‘censé. Fine and costs, $26.75. Albert “Weltser of Streeter ar- rested for hunting’ without a> lic cense. Fine and costs, $26.75. este es Sp SAMMIE’S SUBMARINE SOLDIERS Here’s a quartet of U. S. infantrymen from Fort Snelling taking a cold-water plunge while shouldering | full field equipment and heavy riflés. It’s just one of their little jobs as soldiers. Tne ship is the first all-electric ee EME. oaatt NE em on the huge j 's and superstruc STOLEN .PISTOLS ARE RECOVERED Two revolvers, among 43. taken from the National Guard Armory at Minot June 8, 1922, the night before the company was to go to camp, were received today at the Adjutant-Gen- cral’s office, having been recovered in Omaha by the police who turned them over to the ordinance depart- ment of the Seventh Corps Area. No information was Eiven ag to how the pictols were recovered, Major Harold Sorenson said. Ownership | was a€certained, however, he said, by numbers on them, WHITE INDIAN RACE FOUND Explorer Reports Discévery in Jungles of Eastern Panama Rochester, covery of a with flaxen hi r, in the alma jungles of cas reported tod: Matsh of Brockpo explorer. Mr. Marsh the fir: e man to advance into that unex- plored region since Balboa brought back photographs. The story of the discovery is told by the Rochester Journal and the Post Express in a cppyrighted ar- ticle. \ ; “I was in a native village when I noticed three white girls passing into the jungle,” he said. | had bodies ig) |white girl and decidedly light hi startling incongruous sight among these black and rag clad negroes. “It was then I was told they be- longed to a white race living up the Chucanaque river. The ne- groes told’me these whites all had light brown or yellow hair. and w wild and warlike. ‘in of the girls’ faces were anned but free from that colored pigment so distinguishable in all brown*and darker races. The fea- tures of the eldest girl were of a high oval faci fx) lips, well shap- ed chin and aquiline nose. The; spoke no Spanish. Panama, | Richard Warm Wave At Pole Is Not Permanent Berlin, ' Oct. 24.—The ly. according to Prot. Karl Kass- Institute. and this is the tinis it is due. Warmer weather comes in cycles, and history is mcrely/repeating it- self. Antics of the sun are; sup- posed to ibe responsible for the changes which cinie~in the Arctic regions, as well as eléewhere in the world. ES ‘ The rise in temperature in’ the Arotic: regions bis: been. going on nw for, several years, Dr. Kassner continues,’ if* the. reports of Nor- wegian fishermen may be. believed. Dr. Boel, the ei ct Scientist, discovered. new,cont in Spits- Dergen ‘Augret bécauce Of the is coming e, wisichslay ort le groun who has | B. B. Beratler of Streeter arrest-| years ed for hunting without a license. Fite and costs, $26.75 ‘The guns used by Gidion and Al- | flowe: ‘bert Weisser and Berstler. were confiscated, by the’ authorities. Ls [with being the robbers who. held ner, of ¢he Berlin Metdéorological | ty sheriff’s A hot- wave hits the| men to Fargo. North Pole about every 35 years,|ing night clerk “That’s All Right, Son. We'll Take Him On” MA STRIBLING AND HBR BOY FIGHTER DISCUSS AN OFFER. By NEA Se Macon, vice referee, Harr, umbus, gets 4 ed or not. Ertle, such great e1 offer to, ager of heryrising young gladiator. Uct. 24.—When Young Stribling, weight, who caused the champion, fight his mother decides, whqther it should be “Ma” Stribling, as she is*known here, is virtualty \ ‘She In is a regular manager, and none of the ‘wise-alcc! to put ‘anything over on her. school-boy light-heavy- Mike McTigue, and his imported harassment some Clays ago at Col- feels that. Young Stribling is a match for any man of his weight in the world, 3 manner in which he cuffed McTigue around, but that he is not overly matched—or ‘underpaid. e husiness man- specially after the he is careful to see short, “Ma” Stribling prom¢ters are going TAKE SUSPECTS IN HOTEL HOLDUP ‘Charles -Haley,. Ed. J. Boschart and Denis Maloney are held, in il at Wahpeton, N. D., charged up the Viking hotel and obtained $300. cash and. about the same amount in checks, about’ 4 a. m. warm | Oct, 25, in a warfant which Leigh weather reported from thé Arctic] J. Monson, police ‘magistrate, signed regions is not to be taken serious- | today. James Milligan of the Cass, coun- office left to bring the » Andrew Lindvig, act- @ the hotel and C. The | Solum, also of the hotel staff went to climate does, not ‘really change. | Wah: rt peton and, succeeding’ in jdentify- ing the men, son. * the same in robbery. | » they told Judge. 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Cloudy and Thursday generally Weather Conditions A:large area of high pressure is centered over the nortffeastern Rocky Mountain slope and tempera- tures are lower over the Dakotas and \ CHILDREN CRY FOR “CASTORIA” Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages occurredgin Utah and over the mid- dle Rocky Mountain region and it is snowing at Rapid City this morning. Fair weather, prevails in the’ } is- sippi Valley and west of the Rockies. Orris W. Roberts, Meteorologist. Glendive Men Coming Here Ten members of the,; Glendive Chamber of Commerce will come here tonight to meet the good roads committee: of the local Association of Commerce and other business men, to discugs the possihilit: of relacat- ing the Yellowstone ‘Trail to include Bismartk. It has been ‘suggested fusing to ‘amounts = Iéss cu ing. town and west through Bismarck. } ems BANKERS REFUSE SMALL HELKS. 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