The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR 1 1 rules are needed, badly re we need The Bismarck Tribune!" 09 ry) ee fy oer Am Independent Newspaper | crne truly careful driver a ly has an aeci THE STATF’S OLDEST } SPAPER ident But not often (estabitshec 1873) | He isnt responsible for very many of the 20,000 Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, | # ve! Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at Bismarck, ay second class mall matter. { George D Mann... 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LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY ther important th CHICAGO DF TRON the commission of addi i uldg. ie ge me o Oo get me oO obn i wary’ moneees PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH Paton as fe get money to bny tis v NEW YORK e - - rifth Ave, Bldg. font of thy ' Des ~ . we , favor met the situa (Official City, State and County Newspaper) F “4 ndi Lin prohibitive sums in suet rs ~ _ 1 Tn 1 1 encounter the th Amend About Inventions iit (htt iitit which read ! nuthin Sc Leiite Exe he required, wor ' 1 1 1 ntion mn tin nore toate vin t n ° punishment 1 oe EG ne ye nal ) » from dungerou ast art noany sum his end to sti too make re \ hig the accused for trial Whe on the white the x yee committed, then, t ug This noise Che from the ibitive bail i ly to prove NOS Dien © bubble ch bubble m slight noise which is united w en pele Not other bubbles into a continnous hi fessi nown, Sa i Any continnous sound) became alizes, So i in times dist as me knows, i on bail awaiting trial, he fore, says Dr. Clar vas th ne A peculiar incentive ta work.” ‘T why not effect upon the fish, eau them ta stay ont 0 the bailed professional criminal surveil danger HH the time of his tr hing uncon Dr. Clark is the clirman of the US. navy com itional shout that ean unre: mittee on occ raphy. The or the ¢ onable burden ou the police aman that uthorties em ocean Life, having { many year more Hain likely to commit a serious crime with of his life as © sciemtitic exped't cut ' 1 definitely: known f he doesn on the ocean heed witching, then nobody needs Str s things happen. We know The Heartless Geologi eve note world he want (amestown 8 happy Some one ys taking the joy ont of lite! This time it is Prof A. G. Leonard, director of the pending Means Higher Taxes Nort Dakota Geologicas Survey fhe professo € once more learns the umweleome: lessoh deetares in no uncertain terms that th is little of the stubhornness of fact [ar no possibility of oil heing found in Kidder coun expenses which make a capital levy necr lay Maybe the name “kidder™ is prophetic after try to balance the budget are ali popular expenses ai Certain it is that it Prof, Leonard kne what in France. France wants to spend the money. Bat he is talkt bout, a lot of ple have kiddet} ft does not want to pay taxes to raise it | themselves and others with the Kidder county prope It wan franc to remain worth what it waa. gition, Rac it does not want to e the sacrifice which The Sun att ed to point out several weeks lone will sustain it Sago that many Jamestown and Stutsman county Politically, in France as in America, all appropri residents who have made considerable wealth here, ations popular and all taxes are unpopu It have pu. up omany “oil wells” ri here in takes the hard bumps of experience to teach US! Jamestown and Stutsman county and have invested at the two ean nat be parated. In Prance, the their earnings in) California, Florida and othe iternalive is to pay more taxes or spend: less! states. Ht half éf the money invested (2) in. Mon money tana and North Dakotas oil projects by demestown Now that the taxes have become onerous, perhaps and Stutsman county residents had) been invested the economy will become popu: And, since the in a YM. CG. A. building for Stutsman county, in ont economy possible in France is the rey treets, sraveled country toads, pl yun duction of milittry expenses, the hard lesson will equipment for our parks or in any one of at lea perhaps be the most beneticiel ons nee could a dozen business projects and industries’ for tt have, If, out of a capital levy and a depr city, the investors would have been just we'd frane, can come disarmament, it will 1 off financially and would have earned the ¢ worth the price mendation and appreciation of the community as 9 whole, in addition to th d feeling that tive We have our ups and downs, Tus man who goes had made Jamestown a bi and better place in the highest is the one who bounces when he hits whieh to live, the hottom 7 = : \ An Echo From Teapot Deme The Dreamers (San Franciseo Bulletin) Kipling once paid an eloquent tribute to the one) Capt Robison has for several y nto Whom he was willing to dow hig hat “the nvy cngineering chief under the dreamer whose dreams come true.’ hrank of A few weeks back he applied for Dreamers are ignored or despised by ws practical” retirement under. his tempor rank, and unde. re brisk, efficient and businesslike. | pormal circumstance that privilege might have ime and build air castles, been accorded him. But when the matter came to But or later wo find ourselves bowing the the president he declined to give approval, his knee to them, reason being that Robison, in his capacity of naval Cecil Rhodes dreamed that the African jungles) engineer, officially approved of the Teapot Dome , could support an empire; they do, because of his |lease. His punishment for that indiscretion will dream ep Wright brothers dreamed that man be retirement, not under the rank of rear admir could tly: {anes speed trom coast to coast but under that of captain with it a with the government mails. Marconi dreamed oY duced re Ho opay. | Pres termination in sending his voice through the air: million en in this case is a rebuke not to Robison only but to! on the radio every night jother officers of the nayy who participated in. the Beware how you laugh at dreamers, For saying business of Teapot Dome : ¢ civilization progresses is only another way of] In this rebuke there is no implication of finan aying that somebody's dreams are coming true {cial ¢ ty on Robison’s part. What it does imply is that the president resents the acts by A wise fellow never stands out in the rain or! which Robi with other officers of the navy, thinks the world is all wrong just because he is. | sought, in pow Dome deal, to cireumveni the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 19,. 1925 HEART DISEASE LEADS IN MORTALITY TABLES | It’s a Cold, Cruel World it . CUMMING temperature, lowered vitality and ; winter and spring season. Scarlet . Public Wealth fever and other infectious fevers ometimes mark the beginning of heumatism and permanent heart he led “growing pains" af dven are frequently signs of a en depo mild rheumatic KU and call for heive exmpae treatment. Sore thre likewise call for immediate lieal supervision, Nervous ch ny heesuse of their liability rhew and its _sequ ze. ease, stand inn ; sp attention, |< cuals xvove s soe . { disease eauses Chores, commonly known as St. |among persons under 25 years of age is 4 nervous affection jas does typhoid fever, “Betw curring in children, Thi and ad y age heart isece has hee! nd to fore- mo than Bright's of rhe sm in numerous F rs of age, neart instances. Obviously, such a condi- higher death rate) tien calls for the best possible uedi- other eau 1 ear nwever, MUSt net be ternal vigil the keynote in e the relative im-| preventing I Prompt, 4 seas a cause! action in suppressing conditions wh ildren, | which may eventually “cause heart The determination of the incidence is’ manifestl. disease is fraught with diffi-| tive weapon in combi the World War draft | resulted ve made special pro ‘ on for the educatic ildren having heart d care of Such ease. ildren should not be made the ob- New York ¢ j tors found 1 suffering. ty the school inspec: | jects of pit percent of the children} atten some form of heari | tive defect, i likely that bet weer 000 and 20,000 children int : e heart di coddling, or too marked t need y ppreciation of what may hed through approved guid- ce and trea’ ment. When properly treated in the persons with heart « forward to a norma < useful members of The question will natural: the minds of many, “How tack of rheumal |marks the begi | action. Compamitively Feerning the ini sible pon-) m How- | 9) natism to the bod ils, adenoids and othe ful p! a com- % ected teeth must 2! peten nswer this questio physical ex- ation is an excellent method of ving the health and capacity for joned ¢ posure * pr ges of work, land wet, attitude that vir daugh- | void all the The truth of then take the LETTER FROM SALLY ATHERTON! TO LESLIE PRESC ONTINE \ - reasoning often pond busines any The only trouble with coal bills is the W. DEAN, | they have to be paid. trigmphan y thing, rage that Now is the time when your small 1 son had r be right tackle than Yet president. Brooklyn t Anything can happen, But it sel- runs ti ndeni o mntaine, O. Uy eve of dumb a ness dom does, Lots of people can't sec who wear glasses their own mistake: -| Be thou fa of Will give the 12:10, uw] unté death and 1} a crovn of life Re “ confidential i t say anything all right, but ‘ou renlly mean. does not Westmins agged clas, ulne whenever! A man who ought to he the om The fellow who | women is the in her work, ha ound y morning When the pet ight’s Radio : pit : nite vio is store the parsot| No matter how early a man comes“ \ owe He ner disconsolate tone pe Hae wife thinks he eve y t ot se Hobby s you.) ay ould have gotten there sooner. o had tl 1 know his hand in the cage ‘their sets : ” or hire oa oo uw j ' is head t {tonight to Pr Droud-{ The man with six children knows ‘ ind ides wit he Fence snout Wo more about shoes than the man who ne Fearn) mate: old . ee \ asteen foe nba, shere Va | Ridieulou ! fivanden fawn aeterred | OVE Dinner concert. he nicest thing about neighbor's i ons : bas Ral ee > author of the! WREO: 6 -Musical di {ren is they never turn out as arr och au tied 8i lly as you ex er ed tobe, an a story| WIC (348, Dinner music, 5 7 t r te ‘Will you please tell | KDKA (309) 9—Little Symphony) Many a man never shines _ any. cae nd yet 1 ye ee eto agee es: _ | where except in the seat of his pants. i “wrote Miss Ferber to the sical varietios. + = ty m Say oor Wt tha et ota spectgn with ioe" MANDAN NEWS | ; ree i was not.the author of the, Cool in-connection wi pn | | And yet Prescott. rieture called the Ten Com., nual dinner of the Chamber of Con-| 2 erher ae my | merce. : o Fe id Sit down on this big leather ae se. BA, WIP (508.2) 10--Musical program, + Two piones er couples of the Mis- AD Y' and rest your poor little legs @ not run- Central Time .|souri Slope are this week receiving lchave to telephone to Nora ways] At almost any rsal you'll, KPRC (296.9) 7:30——Dance tune {congratulations on their wedding an- \ the Pomay be ne a Little while. | fa dozen mothers out in the, WHAS (399.8) 0-—Orchestral se- niversaries. On Sunday Mr. and me) eC - s until eome. You'll | atehing ‘thelr darlings. |y—eeNHAS Mrs. Sander Hendrickson, of near i js t one ne of the stage mothe WGN (3 ) 8—Mu: program. |Mandan, gbserved their 40th an- JY OLIVE ROBERTS RARTG! she ‘said, “I'm, beginning to’ Weco (4164) 9—-Feature enter-. niversary. met wonder whether a stage career for my | Today at their home at Huff, south Ono-d Tiveiny with thet Kher will be worth while, after |“ KPHS (374.8) 9—Symphonie jazz‘ of Mandan, Mr. and Mrs. Martin it ex - We had ae rtable home in) concert, Greiner are observing their 50th an- We led a normal, happy ex WLW (422.3) 9--Variety program. ‘niversary. Both couples. were. mars s settled the But this business of ty KYW (536) 9:15—Studio program. | ried and have resided continuously $ und fron toe nd sti WJAZ 10—Classical con-! in Morton county, up to all h nie x ars of the night has cart jy (gipeeadiol sales we fine donate de bout made me a wreck and’ my | WFAA Quartet harmor Heat your water with Gas. | pened! aatont Eittle Ssmphony te the Super-Fuel. | WDA 11:45-—Nighthawk R oe CEES Frolic. er, and a brown ¢ ’ Mountain Time ®, Also a brown EVERETT TRUE KOA (3224) 6.30—Dinner concert.! Gained 10 Pounds Pacific Time — KGO ( he First Ye in 22 Days WELL EVERETT ME LAI 1 see * a three-aet d . WELL, EVERETT, ME LAD, 1 SEE You Lost | |" KNX (337) 8-—-Feature program. That's going some—but skinny YOUR WAD ON THE WORUCD SERIES. THATS KFI (467) 9--Musical varieties. |men, women and children just cant BECAUSE YOU WERE .BULL-HEADED AND DIDN'T PLAY YOUR MONEY THE WAY © ADVISED help putting on good, healthy flesh when they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. GETS OWN INSURANCE You TO. apa ‘Tokyo.—Shinoko Nakai, an 18-vear-! “As chock full of vitamines as the | took them to old girl training to be a nurse, made | nasty, fishy-tasting cod liver oil it- | How le out her own death certificate and seit, ‘but these sugur-coated, taste. c OO yen, insurance money.| jess’ tablets are as epsy to take as ched the seal of the : ‘ candy, ands won't upset the stomach as stil ent of the hospital’ to the! “One woman gained ten pounds in Walton | death certificate and succeeded inj twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, six- said they a @halehenwere| collecting,the money by posing as a cents and money back if not sat- : must be th ng ne i relative. owever, her conscience 54; d. Ask Finney’s Drug Co., A, P. ne i tormented her and she confessed to Lenhart Drug Co. or any druggist Hi : i i police officials. for MeCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound - - authority of congress in the matter of gettin i : See IST ; Tablets. Directions and formula on Red Grange an oil supply for the navy. It was for congress, not} After lanch Nick 1. “Mother | i s each box. Q y avy. vas te gress, no ; pas Sick par CARD OF THANK: i i . A little youngster darts across a green field, 4! for officers of the navy, ty determine what provi ayn ve gostoithe movies this after | We wish to thank our friends who| “Get McCoy's, the original and gen- i . ‘ i a ms 3 noon? indly assisted us during the|¥ine Cod Liver Oil Tablets."—Adv. yellow bal tucked under his arm. Other young-|of oi! should be made for the navy and when so kindly. assisted Us during ee death of our brother and also for the sters lunge at him; he dodges, runs on and on ant Should be made beautiful floral offerings, i ‘finally crosses a white line, while thougansd cheer Walter Burkhart, Arinue Burkhart, and milions wait to read about it in the next day A Fight to the End quited Humane cokers Barbed paper. (Duluth Burkhart, Red Grance! ‘The most talked of chap in America,’ Charles P, Craig, who ¥ eserves. the hono t , | 3 Why is it so? jsiven him by the Chamb toni sa fs e Perhaps because Grange is one of because he is the fighting force tor an improvement 7YES, YOU TOLD ME Se til | people who strike home to the private dreams of that means far more to the Nortawest than it has America recently. woakiand f aeeula yt |, OL TOLD ME THEN, AND You we H ‘ { each of us. We have long since given/up our old even begun to realize, said to his hosts that the Si |like to see them today. [think y : \ Tecue ME NOW tt! . {| dreams of glory and achievement, or daring and Lawrence project coming inevitably. would enjoy them, ‘too,’ ¢! 3 { triumph; but this modest youth from the Klinois| ‘The only question is when. Iinverentie Gr Pape RES au For Swollen Joints prairie lets us live them over again. And on that point he said something that the | people do not pay enough attention to ers, , st a (hee ay , ‘ es .,, them.” Most remedies fail but Joint-Ease He's cast as the hero we'd all like to be. Man ; People of the Northwest need to be reminded of| Ail right, Mow curely and- speedily succeeds, | # thanks to him! constantly: That the question of “when” is and It's for joint troubles only, wheth- [StS UREA Se )¢xtricably bound up with the question of how mu ike ater ee ot ap paciey ences Min, olkew. should Only thing on carth more trouble than raising a! energy the Northwe: putting, and will keep put-|long, it s dt ildren, hea tie or not. A family is taking care of a young bird dog. ting, into the demand fer this project. ithey fi rrived at the place, It limbers up stiff, inflamed, swol. FRET a 5 ; ‘ {There was one long room after an len, painful, creaky joints so quic a " — Whether the commitment of two nations to th >| other, with their walls simply covered ly you'll be astonished, = Traffic Opening of the St. Lawrence comes in 1927, as Mr. i With ‘bi ntings in magnificent let™9 seconds’ rubbing’ and away ae One of the days we are going to wake up and/Craig says it can come, or ten or twenty or a hun! «My. they look as though they} feah pros ane A dicaoaines i discover that something drastic must be done about ; dred years hence, depends utterly on the force the | were real: don’t thdy, Mother!” ex-| | that’s why pce ners eae ae Camaus e. fon. And thi; 3 tO. ation | people interests i 5 and med Nancy. | | Drug Store, Finney’s Drug Store, our traffic, sitiet mn. And is applie: the ni | peop interested in it put behind their deman A man in brass buttons anda biuel Lenhart’s Drug Storé or any reliable as a whole., small towns and big cities alike. for it. cap heard her and stepping up he} druggist. i pn Would we tolerate any other feature of our life: It depends much more on that than it doeg on the Said, “If you would like to have a Always remember. when aelnicrare tit took 20,000 lives a year? That ig traffic's toll.| governments at Washington and Ottawa, lac aherdeigrin ae concen, Aeeeee er ie Lem teeeny erie: Shi caglek: Wétter licensing systems, more and better trained; Constant, unremitting and increasing pressure all the names, | Joint: ate ja the Meret saline, He Aen wider highways and uniform traffie-control will bring it soon, Nothing eise will. Thank you,” said Mrs. Walton. ine ne rier bes Peer sae cls M ad “Children, you stay here ‘until I come| * » ~Ad¥.: ope to reign in your heart,