The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 4

th Se a u nm hi w tk hi or m m al th to m div th nis ad tir me be the ne fey a8 PAGE FOUR The Bismarck Tribune! j An Independent New: paper | ther Prophets if the weat The We; THE STATE'S OLDE: SPAPER the (Establishea 1872) | ot tir Published by the Rlsmarck Tribune Company,! W«! Hike tw Rismare N. 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LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY \ : CHICAGO DETROIT it Hident the own nei Tower Bldg. Kresge Bldg. and lone PAYNE, BU kNS AND SMITH This is the st ro find i Fitth Ave, Bldg | , = edits ston (Official City, State and Courty: Newspaper) ene noid pure air, few Fr ema ———— J eto and 4 doctor think ¢ Cal. Mitchell Arr tion, ¢ doen't taluchistan, in tial Col i Cx mort he's assured : 7 : noe cu Q lead for thew es samen in t . weit Lin t mn sed t v ‘ vines . . aii Editorial Comment | * in ' poral or chuck The Old Apple Barrel v ! etary thed W Republicans J aa vrivit mig bid ‘ » Y 1 brecch Y G ws Wh th 1 you) be d | ult Pwo of Shermar vow endat mime 1 erred to the barrel of n ih h every n hope hi tons when winter ' adi t c le epples there. It was t of apples, D approached the subje stles nption time. L esent 1 wcuin il [ot said Billa as DEN TRESCOTT VO URUSCILLN ie n ot choice eati UY My Dea ! ah i) ‘way back when We fi dipped em Red Wing and dis ed of a week ¢ wo? however, tha h , dinload ts the f 1 m he role |) Mt no Why. d to Mid n, the} ty he een go withent) great country, to see uiat they were packed | your salu breaking army ye cestablished i pp hipment here. Hf 1 remember cor} connect this interesting ed le wit army may! py hou 1s or IS carloads of ap 150 recome a great debating society Jharrels te the car. ahd disposed of them readily : J vAnd 1 could mame you some of the families the’ Cheerful News pare living here today that t ht nothing of buy That a tax re bil is in the making that! ing from three to five barrels of apples for the will have the support ef beth parties in Con F winter season, gin those days it seemed that ap | aul cheerful new isiness needs am tax} ples wer) considered a necessity. Ask a customer | Itmore: han reduction if commercial expansion is to continue.' now if he'd like to ‘buy a barrel of apples a door Uitaiy gasation kills te goose that lay that you're ready for transportation next day, Miss Haviland’s tex. There must be a reasonable reward for initi (tention hospital for mental treatment " tive and) enterprise adventurers in’ the We're traveling too fast in this ¢ continue? commercial world who risk their capital in open: the Third street grocer and former apple king “th ines up new sources of wealth are entitled to s “Why, no family finds time thess days to munch ora enmninets in the rewards, A govermment can use no better away a good egting a In the old 1 Ame Wwerpon than excessive taxes to curtail expansion | 1oof apples would hold the young at sacha eS ee a in the way of of imisine home and ti where they would enjoy tneir CS ee ght : On Gk Millions of capitalist putting their money company, But timgs have changed. The the Fant me to took Ike cere urs acixarstore “Indian used to Into tay exempt securities, ‘The ease with whier auto, and the movies, the dance halls and the ether so have : Copyright, , NEA Servien, 1 etrattalition sto fable: ain i Municipalities and other politic! subdivisions can te m centers to attract them, ‘Thirty-five ee eee appeared, Tt was not marke! 1 weitic farted oan oorey of forty years azo that ol apple barrel seemed to. be VENTURES | angthing in the way : Peo mnetimes complain about their & part of home environment and a developer ef Utne Aes Ae If they study their tax bill they character of the TWINS © oe of an early | eWill find ont that these are minor compared to “And the same is true ef popcorn, when they a) x the ial agsossments being saddled vpon this and stayed home and spopped it and enjoyed them | Ly ouve ROBERTS BARTC i ar meee 10 ee Beira k the first time in” his 70 While the federal government, ander the But here Bill Sherman's interesting picture of ¢ famous figure of the guidance of Calvin Coolidge a eretary Mellon, days ago faded, for the telephone rang. The pio | ta ay, eembling, hells are setting a tine example of public economy, cities, eer grocer took up the receiver and Started re ’ : countics and states are spending lavishly, ‘The peating the order that came over the wire as fo! ih, mo, we haven ont "John Rv a ballplayer in futur joing heavily mortgaged. Out of Wash- low Dodger. mained widespread fame. by” fining Eicion and from nearly every mecting of tax ex en barre!s of eating apples. : FE ian : 110 for kicking against perts comes the warning to minor political s “Oh, pardon me, | mean 10 cents’ worth of choices of 160,000 ix refereed ‘many _prize- Fivisions to pat on the brakes and pile up sinking eating apples. not permitted He was almost mobbed when | funds to retire pre bonds and ot “And a pound of dates xers than can be Clared all bets off on the Cor. Seouritic ins money may not “And a couple of pounds of butter, . Bay af tows sil inane oe Se | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO || States, cities, counties and other political sub ink you.” divisions should take their cne from Washington - The limit has been reached and passed in most Back to Suspenders seared, WAIN JOINED he COMPANY 1 cities. Hf the goose has not been killed, the axe (Milwaukee Journal) STARTED IN ANDI LET OUT THE SLOW ONES x ‘ . ae AND I HIRED FAST ONES, AND FROM THAT TIME is pretty Close to its son's most 4 news is that suspe O- ON I PROCEEDED again > heen waiting for Peers way I- It Pays to Be Truthful announcer for seems like year Le old adage of “Hone: the Best Policy We do not recall who started the b 2 n brought to the fre statement mad on, but whoev he is no benefactor by District Judge John Lowe of Minot.) t) ousered section popu A belt al states that he is eften influenced in feeling of insecurity and judgment upon a defendant who bh wi had hts on his shirt or who has been found guilty of a tire Muses over the should. | * e manner in which that person answers a man can look 4 > world in the eye. And} sauestions put to him be e the sentence road we know of nothi » g, so stimulating “Sometimes 1 have added a year or more to a f-contidence, as to be 6 heok one’s thamhs | gie-Di i man's sentence to the penitentiary, simply because uses and let ‘em snap. There's vim for you! | down PARDON ME, MRe MADISON,— T was positive that he was lying in some of the that we : eeping buck toward nv ne poder, | YOU EVIDENTLY BELIEVE ¢ Sir oS things that he told me when arraigned for way? Why not restore 3 | “thar is vo: and shiny; | (N CAPITAL ‘Sof “tence,” the judge says. “On the other hand, sen- was another of the | PUNISHMENT. You THINK So tences which I had intended to administer in othe. fost in ruffle es were shortened because of the defendant's Sa Chap did not have to be a contor open attitude, i he old days. A loop of the strings ov “The story which a man tells to the court and nd one hud his shoes al] fastened up pe- fhe manner in which he tells it has lot to do | fore you cx Jack Robinson.” Strings were with the severity of the sentence. By tracing his) Ot eternal ted up, und tempers “Aife histo: rting from childhood, and then r edo up t ours upon hours that e been lost. by t 00 wearers of gentle- footwear in ringed and unstringed. In fact, we ave so old-fashioned thai tracing it, starting from manhood, mearly determine whether a defendant lying about his past life. If a man doesn't care to talk ‘about some parts of hig life, very often it will be| ¥@ Would even join 2 movement to restore the strap ae that he has served time in some penitentiary! t® the back of shoes, so that one could ease Mring those eerloda” | corns into place with a minimum of discomfort. Many people believe that a man who confesses | : ‘@ crime ‘in court should be given a lighter eutence | m one who pleads not guilty, thereby putting the a court can ¥ | men shoes is The Inconsisent Public (Little Falls, Minn., Transcript.) ‘county and the state to the labor and expense of| The inconsistency of public. Alexandria, conducting a court trial, and Judge Lowe is of the Minn., last week yoted to close the movie houses ‘same offinion. on Sundays, but will allow candy stores, soft s/*While there ig ‘no fixed rule; the records indi-, ‘drink parlors, cigar counters and garages to oper- gate that in’ most of the liquor law violation cases, vate, Why -the distinction? In Alexandria, if you | y;man who stands trial generally receives a sen- own an auto, you can have your Sunday's pleasure, ce double that of he defendant who enters a Put if you are ‘one of the unfortunates, even the! poses says Judge Lowe. jPleasure of a 10-cent movie is denied you. 7 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TER MARY MRs. noon! Well, harder gam “I know w O'Cloel ho la id Mister Di isn’t it, either. And it is or a dime or a quarter penny. It isn h, ho, ho O’Lantern I'm round and T have a fi “1 sai See remarked Mi Dodger. “And you aren't an ‘it! you? Jack O'Lantern had nothing to to this, but just grinned foa “My goodness, Mister Dod; are r@und and bright of things shiny and have farex on them the Scare Crow. body left there, it. “And it’s shiny, too!” el then,” tell you'a little more about “gound and bright and shiny ght and round AL- I have a medal in {one of my coat pockets tha: >wr« and it has a face on said Mister Dodger. + ing out of unconscious- ee <i ster} are say and and it it. | and| is supposed vor the Frenee of diabetes, although many who have studied the disease hold that ¢ ex ve weight soo nd | final t fro THURSDAY, BRING ON DIABETES EXCESS OF SUGAR WILL 925 y DR. HUGH Ss. CUMMING the in may beeome dry and — = Frequent the teeth loosen Surgeon General, United States the gums bleed. There Public Health Servi great_mental depre. There are two f ity.’ The diabetic u purpe. rrene ur the suffering nonge people it is T to seck medica mptoms which att failure of and r hi may be r is found when) continue chemical t the two to 10 d Thody wast ry! period of fasting, {passed may ounces | quent ne |to two or and day, as a rule | }the sugar Ay) ae j foods While the prin Suga in the ‘a ne simost son to your e doctor in’ w idence, yours ue in seive yi The resul at the ble ment of is not fre rection of puscular weak the temp: ather un the dec wiv Hy KTHS noanced no | Jazz musi sion WF? aambling | WOC (84) re” several) WDAP h pent: Frotie, tending ball) WLW ) 2 Mu RB) 0) e Ami The one nice thing about one kind — Tipping the ch is you can’t tell when it is) Meredith Tavl son of Mr. and Mr: A loafer usually wishes he was do- his in the s'! age 24 hours to three at it crupulously follow vont danger employed Studio prog nd out of sor monly coma u ay: ved he basi excretions. the be ne dia be sue iout only under the . competent phy If you wre suffering from diaubet go at once mily ph you repo the advice Insulin tr aid in th Its use, howeve the cia’ under ze phy Vocal and ins Symph Midnite on sical select considerabl, of much it the present pn until the sugar the in such cases al fast for them After the first long however, no subse i be longer than for a and it mu ture program, WHo's 7 \ r WHO'S CHOPPIN but » liabetes “— DD importa those H . , AIS HERE TREE, skilled eanestn | the “ease in young’ persons. 7 ree complications of the are ANYWAY fornis, although many and serious. It cause / ns one form of cd vision; cataract of the eye e is nalied, and to whieh common in ‘diabetes. Affeetions | te rm d tinbete sis comme the skin may oceur, boils, ear- | plied, » ser angrene are apt to ¢ et [the more im pe. s the p advances Statistics would to vetics also would seem to be lan form of susceptible to pneumonia, and |valent in towns of the lungs frequently Jeities than more if the patient, sure the lea nities. The use of of — pneumon Digestive rae of tugar an fost is usu. trouble of all kinds, kidney diseases eau: and he ilure are all common most serious complica vat known as diabetic the n: but thetes is due not to dial Imost invariably means that the jthe cause of the dis abetic will soon be beyond earthly | ONo age seems to troubles or medical |though diabetes m Diabetes is a progressive! itself in men and women nd, i the past, Men a has 1 exceedingly rare. Never- tly more subject to the dise theless, much may be done by proper treatment to relieve the eeverity of diabete »ms and to prolong life. I diabetes has de me It to new under- obtained to date would die n. true onic pro- 1 Ses ee ese | A THOUGHT ——-___« thre Charl Now faith is the substance of things the evidence of things Wy one who ests che sels | Without th a man can do no- one who has eat thin faith can stifle all sci- at 100 pounds. wr-old ylor, is believed to be the largest child for te of Kentucky. ing something else. Some people ing the weather as if the: right to BROUGHT expect summer th A man seldom turns a leaf until he has fin the one. Most of the gossips are in small towns. Those in big cities soon run, themselves to death. ways have my Tram are heading south. Eat, drink and be married, for to {morrow winter may come. ving ner, fireman “Words nply The height of folly cost of living. ; indigestion. ! would catch At me can’t express gas RELIEF AFTER 2 YEARS SUFFERING “The makers of Tanlac will al- warmest thanks, for I don't consider it any exaggeration tramp, tramp, the tramps to say T owe my life and present :good health to Tanlac,” is the strik- statement of Andrew Groesch- the is the high Misery 1 endured for 2 years from times pains around the heart To the pure all things are pure,'and almost cut off my breath. These lbut to the simple «ll things are | aWful pains would last two and three paniplicatea. ‘hours. My nerves were all unstrung. nae slept poorly and got in such a bad A fidgety man can wait on the Way that my days seemed to be street corner for his wife a hundred | Shortening rapidly five minute: tried everything, but disap- 1 - pointment was my only reward un- | Heaven must be a place where you til I began taking Tanlae. I have fean wear a suit of clothes us long,been taking Tanlac off and on for jas the vest lasts, ji, Seas now and feel so differe 1 - there's no room com | We seldom speak of short. dresses! T eat good and Nae goed and \but they do show how high silk | feel that Tanlac has given me a new stockings are these days. 1 | Every girl closes her eyes while s. Ac 2m ale pee a kissing, and some have sense enough to keep their mouths shut afterward, nlac Vege Tmended by the Tanlac, Epllowing the line of least re: - around fence gets many a man’s arm a waistline. ee cas | 2a Who remembers the nice ! days of last sammer when, we lo jfor the nice cool days of this win- |ter? ir No maiter how much love is ma there always seems to be a shortage, Many a girl who drinks couple of parents who won't (believe she smokes. has a] What you start all depends what starts you. l ~ Tonight's Radio upon --o “Hor Temporary Husband," 1 three- act comedy; with a variety’ of excel- lent musical selections will be bro cast tonight by leading s| Eastern ‘Tim WWS (352.7) 6—Dinner concert, WCAE (461.3) 6:30 Dinner cons} [eert. , | WEAF (492) 7—Varied musical pro- eA (300) 9—1 ») a 9—Little Symphony Orchestra. pen WGY = (379.5) 10380--Owhestral program, 2 Central Time e WGN (370.2) 6:30-—Djnner concert, KENF (266) 7—Orchestral selections. WIR (51). 7—Musical program. 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