The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 8

| ped tradition are PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SENATE SEATS . FAMILY AFFAIR IN DELEWARE Bayard — du Pont Families} Have Rich Commonwealth Safely Pocketed BY HARRY B. HUNT NEA Service Writer Washington, in the United a te ha come almost a family affair in Del ware. Both politically and finan: | cially, the Bayard-du Pont families seem to ha s small but wealthy | commonwealth safely pocketed Yhomas Francis | Ba senior senator from the gunp state, is the sixth in his immediate line to sit. in the Senate. A Bay come to become almost a state; here, precedent still inighty pow- | And down east, side, nate. On his moth side, his great- great-grandfather, Richard Bassett, vat in the Senate at the same time | his great-gran¢ ames Ash Bayard, held s other Both Delaware for that ma ter, might be said t in the same family today. For T. Coleman du Pont, financial overlord of the state and junior senator, is a cousin of Mrs. B d the two families closely associated, For that matt a cousin also to further interwea' d Dela he relationship. | g | At first thought it may seem) strange that one family should ob-/ tain such lasting political dominance | over a state, i When one turns to the census} figures, however, and discovers that the total population of Delaware is} less than that of the average sing congressional district in most stat it seems less surprising. | Rhode Island, the smallest state} in area in the union, has almost} three times the population of Dela-| ware. The population of the Distric Columbi, ss than 10 mile: is twice of Delaware. In such restricted prestige that for generations has domin it politically is hard to combat. To elect a Bayard to the Se ct of | uare, | field, the not only seems the proper and n ural thing to. do in Delaware, seems almost inevitable, It has been done so long it has become a habit.| Marshall, philosopher Tom and| Pi ded him asi natorial, gavel- ys was quite a, talker. He was one of the most, quoted men in pudlie life during his! time in the limelight. { But his study of Coolidge seem- ed him with the! ha t times, comes to! those who “say little but vod.” “In my judgment,” s: “Coolidge is one of th politicians ever in the White House. “He knows that silence is the one , unanswerable argument.” JACOB KAST, 65, DIES IN HOSPITAL Jacob Kast, 65, died at 2 o'clock this morning at a hospital from complication of diseases. He had been employed in the Soo Cafe kit- chen for the past six or seven years. Three daughters survive him. The body will be shipped to Haz- elton, N. D. tomorrow afternoon, and funeral services will take place from the German Evangelical Church. Burial will be in the family lot op- posite his wife. ANNOUNCEMENT I solicit your votes for re- election to the office of Police Magistrate. I have turned) into the city $3,650.00 over and above the expense of the office in the past four years. W. C. Cashman. A vote for Harry Thomp- son April 7 means a vote for lower taxes. efficiency and) economy in City Government. | Cook by Wire Instead of by Fire. a Around the World WALTER DUNSTON ‘Winona, Minn.—“A few years ago T hada severe attack of promaing poisoning which left my blood in very bad condition. I tried a great many so-called tonics but felt no} better until a friend suggested my trying a bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Gold- en Medical Discovery which gave me immediate relief. It is surely an excellent: tonic, does not purge and | t objectionable to the taste. I living in England when I first took the ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ _ —have since been around the world, and always carried a bottle of the ‘Discovery’ right with me. 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Davidson, son of: th e jer. on Oct, a hearing accused his wife long: wait to be mill, Clad in blue demin ove reports for wor ck, Hi me from a to z. ted, to young “think of goin 1 6 o'clock and working all d ™ only hal hour for lun is ‘bottom,’ isn't it? “Look at these,” ing a pair of well “they show that I have been b “My present job is regarded as) the hardest in the plant, but I am| “ tT having lots of fun at it.” He that the night life of Milwaukee holds no fascination for him. | “After L get through with a day's at the pl I want to go to 5M 5 at times together, hunting, | 1 tramping through the s | s her one aim is to rear her children so they will be capable of meeting life’s problems. “[ suppose many people will com- t upon such a statement. 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