The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO ~ ROMANCE OF YOUTH KEEPS WOMAN YOUNG 113 Years Have Passed Since Mrs. Urdang Had One Wonderful Experience 4 eee CARRIES PRAYER BOOK \ged Woman Tells of the One Super-Man Whose Like She Has Never Met Again Staff Writer. I went to keep rendezvous with death—a living But instead J found youth—eternal youth that has kept a 113-year-old woman sparkling with life. Yet, now that it is over, I won- er whether they aren't both the ame! For Mrs. Pescha Malke Urdang, ) SECRET NOW © THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE that, at his years, man becomes re- | -| fined. by life, with the physical Jess | important than to the comparatively PRAISE LUQUE FOR TWIRLING Wins Hearts of Cubans For, Skill in Baseball Ha 1, Nov. 14--Adolfo “Luque, premicr twirler of the National Ledvue, is for the time the symbol the small boy, the big girl, and in t ulmost everybody. Cuba, or at leat that part around Hevana, lures baseball and on after- s and All day Sundays the year d there is hardly a vacant lot without iis improvised diamond, in addition to the well appointed parks> ‘ :e semi-professional and amateur incinnati ace’s earecr t summer by hun- who stood around core beards or harried the newspa- pers for telephonic information. When the Cuban twirler returned home, the army and the-navy, almost every civic organization and every local baseball association turned out | OLD DETOUR’S DEMISE |SAY “BAYER” when you buy-Gonulne i; Proved safe by millions and prescribed, by physicians for, ‘Colds Headache Neuralgia “Lumbago i. Pain , Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism ,. Accept only “Bayer” package B ypusme which contains proven directions. / Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets ‘Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ‘Aspirin ts'the trade math of Bayer Manufacture of Mouoaccticacidester of Sallcslieucld ETN RSLS | to do honor to “El Habano Perfecto” : ae ate ‘ | members of the Mandan Stwants ciub | which he spent a number of days in ~The Perfect Havanan. It is the execution of “Old Man Detour.” Weighted down with | by Capt.’ Robert Wilson,’ scoutmas-| Twin Cities in ‘consultation with | He was made manager of the Ha- ‘proken auto springs and battered detour signs, he is being dropped to | ter. This enterprise which is to have | specialists and with relatves at Mar- | vana baseball term and crowds al-|his final resting place in the waters of the Columbia river, near Port-' the scope of, the city will include | quette, Ia. “_ | jaost ‘mobbed ‘the’ ball+park’ whew he | land,| Ore. “Hig execution! 1p making te new ‘Pacific Highway, from | joys from thé ages of 12 to 18 years. | was expected to pitch; sporting edi- | the Canadian to the Mexican borders, a reality. The road is 2000 miles $ . tors contested to see’ who could print ; 098: Mrs.~Robert Wilson was hostess|C. D, Cooley were hostesses yester-, most about him; the “Luque Tie,” )—~ = ; 7 yesterday at a luncheon at the Great | day at the rst of a series of bridge and other articles appegred in store| ton, pridr to the opening of con- | ¢éhter, Martin Weber, who was called | Plains” experiment station. Bridge | luncheons~to be given during the | windows and the comic weeklies be- | ETess Dec, 3. . = |to Minuneapolis by the death of alwhist was enjoyed during the after- | winter’ months. |gan to show his fate almost as fre- brother. noon, : x 2 | quently as they did those of Presi- rt —— Mrs. N, Greengard has returned dent Zayas, Ambassador Crowder or Electric Shock Plans to formulate a definite pro-|~ Judge H, L, Henke, president of| from Chicago and| Kokomo, Ind., fo one’ knows for cartain, “Liborio,” the Cuban Uncle Sam, Almost Fatal To | cram ot work for the Boy Stouts of the Mandan city commission, hawre-| where she has ben s7i-Tirig with rel- Her children's~cniaren have be- j j And Luque along with Liborio oc- Earle Briggs! 4°" was announced yesterday to| turned from a two weeks trip on|atives for the past two months, come grand-parents. Her progeny Seana ge Re the havi e >} e e ‘. 4% é re an al assa- i ue been scattered all over the : dor can eel always Salat, for no Barley erleesy ot ee a e i cartoonist dares make a jibe at him. | Pupil a je State ol | Pre tec sasdtue eiatnaliveat Cane ae atts tes a beck | is confined to the Deaconess hospi- jad ey 4 ground of envious small boys and ad-| tal recovering ‘from a severe elec | miring young ladie@ in his cartoons. | ‘vic shock suifered yesterday morn- a * ey ing, when trying to connect an ex- GL CC) ee ah a tension cord to a drop light socket to see her, She was busy praying, d in the machinery building while | hurrying to stave off the spectre of Hope Hampton, pretty movie idol, ia married. Has been since July, standing on wet cement. He was death, ulways at her elbow. | go Broadway has just learned. And her husband is Jules Brulatour, N S found lying om the-floor unconscious Around her were other old women, | Wealthy movie magnate, w ho was her first manager. The ceremony by members of the school staff. He some of them weil past 1UU, jis reported to have taken place in la®imore. he i - vi ti ap> Uncommunicative at first, she be- | Demir dads CEA ee oldest inmate of the Home for the Daughters of Isreal, and oné of the i oldest persons living, has forgotten : how to remember. Memories of the past are gone— all but one, But that is the memory of her romance, her one romance, her very life itself. Mrs, Lucy Parkins assisted by Mrs. She has grown gaunt, drawn and wrinkled in the many years that have lapsed since her husband died. Six- ty years they say at the home, but ar She was sitting on her bed in @ gan speaking only when the chatter | She went on prayir’g. She wouldn't of the others disturbed her. tt eee be disturbed again. | Rae || - peared to be recovering toward af- | The wonderful changes that are sup- ternoon when he regained conscious- posed to be possible are picturesque- ness. A special blend “These children,” she said. “How | suddenly ‘she started up. ly portrayed in,this “Utopian” story. ’ they tire me! They haven't yet) «Don't you. wish me a long life. |Many of the things that may be dis- STUDY FLA X Out of 528 students to receive learned what living is. Don’t you do it, It's hard luck. I] covered in the future are spoken of diplomas in the Mandan high school ! It was hard making her tear her- | don’t want any of it. in the book, inventions in every line = : since 1901, 188 havé attended schools ' self away from her prayer book. She | “But you take my blessings. Live jare de: J, and developments in of higher education according to data } pores over it all day long. Yet she And she went on: the various countries of the world] Mj i f | : : on? s | compiled by Supt. C. L, Love, doesn’t need the book. She knows it |Jong—but fiot too long.” depicted’ in picturesque story form. lorton County Men Are Get by heart, ‘ : | “Blessed art Thou, O Lord....” “Paramountalssues” is one of those’ ting Ready For Tariff Mrs. R, E, Percy entertained at @ It’s my life now,” she said after hia ES modern pieces of literature of ap- A bridge duncheon yesterday. 4 tong wait. “My whole life. But it NEW BOOKS plied psychology and similarly ¢losely Meeting was diffefent when he was alive.” Jrelated subjects as the foundation pars. ra " ae : : is : Mrs, Rudolph Boehm has entered ; 5 Hoy Fel ee ener There | COVER RANGE for the book. It is brief and intend-|/ "4 committee to secure data on | the Dedconess hospital ior treatment. ! ed to conta ther comprehensive | 44 i ae Silenc’. OF SUBJECTS |View or the subject with litte waste | Morton county flax malting for te ot| Mis#Tda Weber, ste lees de Piacuccnajaidme” & AL the state drive against reduction of | Miss’ Ida Weber, stenographer in| 8 "i i ea Jot energy for the reader. Elements $0. tarigt was appointed by Otto|the office of Sullivaii, Hanley Pat nere must have been a dull thud- Three now hooks gotten out by| Which are supposed to constitute the ident of the M hn the immer recesses: of her « 2 SG renter ining factors of s fc dee Veen premdentot he a The Roxburgh Pub, Co., 61 Court nang S SUCCESS OLD. 5 i s He ica Bade Acad K e a jin- “’y Cominereial club yesterday. Mem-, Time had probably made it Street: Boston, Mass. “The Golden s and of nations are téken \Y .°0)'the committee include: ~ part of her subconscious thought. T nth of Time,” b: up. Religion is only touched upon G. Newcomer, Mandan; Eugene here have ben none like him SE Hmani ;| incidentally in explaining and de- ce 4 me wit Mica And kind—what knows the Morrison, and “Para-| Y¢leping the subjects. pa RDIORS Sisk) Cusuetn bee d of such kindness now?” 3 John Dawsen, Barnes, and) BISMARCK STORAGE ee n : aan i 1 Caueceell John Christianson, New Salem. COMPANY { guess I was still young then, They sell ot $1 ~ |. The commitice expects to also put Sica emis And What'a Weds “Voices of Huan of Future to Opes! ‘iif on statis sskiis tora rise if) Licensed) and Bonded, ting! i \ book of modern poetry quae Ne ; F A ag lf 18 0 aed to remember— 112 pages on aie of subject games especially from Conadian points. | |[ Space to nant Sones So hard. ee of them dealing with popular) sArvada, Mich, Nov. 14—With the county committee composed orl ‘ rage. ae Ri Rai nt day places ersons. “A rest ys William Stocks, ¢h6 foHow ng has becn named: Rates on Application. How he loved me!” she broke in. | Tale of the contains © ves the ability to pierce the cur- Ottg Bauer, C. F. Willis, J. M. Baled Hay For Sale. What knows the world of such love somethi f interest for the tain between this life and the life 1 i epee as) aa dteseeh level fomstling Se Gas ai aby cay ife a e Hanley, 1. N. Cary I H. Newton, Office 207 Broadway ‘ TEs ae clive palmer (Gola ti Thopwang ot s is 104 years and 5 months “They expect that much will be BISMARCK, N. PD, Spon and sugar cane products powerful, good-looking, cul- he Humble Toile ‘ one: before the mantug sett Phone 82 carefully blended give the new , : LR yeee ean Eeandued paseo : Penick Syrup its rare smoothness and melloWness. Try it on 1 great- 5 . * othing compared to him, iia chentincall waffles or griddle cakes. Its rich new flavor will carry you Je OTC a ici ee pocudo- wis three years Of the angel's é : Ee back to the days when nothing ever tasted so good as cakes vould ever marry again? ntifie book, one of eters conversation with him he reealls but - — é Ay | 1 in: icio - Pee a eee ec iste, ana\| paving eto wsedlin cacrglagieutlane iro tunae ti eheaseniccrioctina nm and syrup! It comes in three delicious flavors at your grocer’s th Mt never aieaMigcic ia teal? of the most wonderful experimen pe lmovelesacelateld aly crernces i —Golden, Crystal White and Maple-Like. Penick ‘& Ford, “It’s been keeping me alive all in the history of mankind, it .w: tod kor hk Hi Vet ji these years—alive in body, but in Said. After sleeping a thousand ), ot Miata ndldale ot the aight Led., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, New Orleans, La. mind—I forget. I can’t remember.” the man used in the experiment the presence near : . , Instinctively she turned back to %W#kens and is taken on a tour over makes no claim 40 unusual her prayer book, tattered with years the entire world, including Mars. e i « ‘aid of thumbing. Some of its pages are - PRESS ESR beer THE KI DIES torn; most of its passages are blur- : at of J penne So bie NO CONFU i ee W Several os we children are still | ¢ en, NOW, . A Stuffing them with indigestible i Penick-Syrup — ea foods may please their appe: gives the new flavor » lust eight years, much trouble” said the old" woman. ; , { MADE BY THE MAKERS OF BRER RABBIT MOLASSES* couldn't trouble them any 1 | : S _ . Ce pe eee | || tites,but it does not bu a4 wait. | , Ki ° ; i ei a my _-perfect.cobuet bodies, There unslacball mg, fidgeting. One of them started | whispering. i Mrs. Urdang flared up. ~ “There they go again. The noisy children—always noisy.” At her i , =I gn ! 1 outburst they withdrew. | a : re med SCUIt than in potatoes, “PINPLY? WELL, DONTBE Cag A of bakedwheat encourages BB with De: Baars : pe 4| thorough chewing, which ; pe igestion andsound revent: id BB Saves leather aud worry! —_ ; on. Iti Keeps the shocs trim and tidy. <\ Jal Weninok! fe | dil Gives the look and feel of: a |\vore “I want to be left alone. I have | 3so-much to do and I may not have the time!” 5 RAN Il ot 2 aes SY , prospprity. Black;Tan; White, Ox-blood, Brown Everyday in every yon need the INOLA Home Set. énuine bristle - . Dib cleans the shoes and applies . thepolish and the big lamb’s wool lisher brings the shine like county fair Jam in the corridors Chicago, every evening .But now there’ fs sho