The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 7

vinmsinainaa s nal ME THE BISMARCK bi Aa PAGE SEVEN i | _ JLANF an operty this fall. Phone. _ 187, | | | Tribune Classified Advertisements | | Seana PHON BE i MALE BELP WANTED | ——— SPARE TIME m turn, idle Tow i into golden. dollar 201-W. Thay ! POR SALE . cm, j125 FEET. s Classified Advertising Rates |. re 1 insertion, 25 words or und 2 insertions, 25 words ot under front, the most s in the city, on pay of accept- nide- erything | 0.00 modern, cosy everything: nners R or 422 4th S W Pubitshed by Arrangement with First National Pictures, Inc., and Frank Lloyd Productions, Inc, : | Under oo. ceeeeeee reece ai 1 week, 25 words or un- der . seeccsseceeees 1.26 Adg over 25 words, 2c addi- tional per word. D—Voung man or giv for of | SSIFIE his face was ablaze with an unholy | story of her devotion, her sacrifice, | fice work, "Opnottunity for CEASSIEIED. DISEEAY Must be nt 65 Cents Per Inch very aithuetiv shhorhoad, § . modern, cast CHAPTER XV. (Continued) again?” ‘Poleon inquired with aston-| fect upon Tom and Jerry. Theis ishment. compassion increased Linton showed his contempt for! “Sure. \ And everything we've got.” | learned how Sam Kirby had been | this, ridiculous assertion by silently! It was Linton who spoke; there taken off and how Rouletta had been | pulling the bedding higher and enue was a light of triumph in his eyes,| brought to this desperate pass. The | ly tucking it in. Jerry promptly bowed him aside and pulled it lower. | satisfaction. “We've been drawing | toused their deepest pity, and in the | vancement. ‘Tom made an angry gesture, and for] lots for twenty minutes, and this | heat of that emotion they grew soft.| caer to m Pure e lendin For SALE Barber College, Fargo, N FOR SALE) One new vertised radio with fi a third time adjusted the covers to] time—f got the stove!” This mellowing process was Yael S cubes f suit himself, whereupon Jerry imme- , sudden; no spicit of forgiveness sal oe All classified ads are, cosh vdand with ¢ poaeae diately changed them to acord with CHAPTER XVI apparent in either of the pair. Far in advance. Copy should be the best they hg recetved by 12 o'clock to fu- ‘ iS s but| WANTED Office desk.yre sure Insertion same day. ake i eocchair, metal letter f S you can't he his ideas. Once again Tom and Jerry's skiff| from it. Both remained sullen, une | a: Aggressively, violently, but with-|had been halved, once anain its own-|relenting; both maintained the ‘same | lity for) the profit on your invest ' out words this time, the ‘partners ar- | érs smarted under the memory of in- icy front. They | Mevieyy Mulls farm Kuuds av pre wr n ht tht at each other, thes had almost | apology could atone for. ‘This time chariged speech only wih Dore. | Ant seh eo BISMARCK TRIBUD SUR ANC Ko Paepresent some, : ney Ne Dis f Q come to blows when, with a. stast, | it had been old Jerry who cooked his | Nevertheless, their sympathy had:| hotel x Margaret ear PHONE ee City ner th ferry looked ut his watch, Swiftly | supper over an open fire and old | been stirred and a subtle change had | ssutl _ i : » YOUNG he possessed himself of the medi-| Tom who stretched the tarpaulin | come over them. cine-glass znd spoon; to Tom he |fover his stove. Neither spoke; both| This change was most ssnoavlel work in wa 1 whispered : were sulky, avoiding cach other's] in Linton. As the night wore on dis- | & Fur Co. i} dohide man t Bismarck Wid Front and sth ul +4 “Quick! Lift her up.” eye; there was an air of bitter, im-| tressing memories, ‘i ‘ Linton refused. “Don't you know | placable hostility. sidered. Tony. deat seer cone cere inything?” he queried: “Never| Into this atmosphere of constraint |to harass him. It was true that he move a sick person unless you have} came "Poleon Doget, and, had it not/had been unhappily married, but to. Give it to her as she lays.” been for his own anxieties, he would | time had cured the sting of that ex- “How vou goin’ to feed medicine | have derived much amusement from | perience, or so he had believed. He | eut of a spoon to anvbody layin’ | the situation, As it was, however, | discovered now that such was not | i 1 “wanted tow Jaszkowink, modern how east Trent, near floors, enclosed |; On . front reo itehen. Br : nd $50.00 pe including, interest. 0 or more Anne Dresses. Live rep ted in this territe Medber the other demanded. he was quite blind to it, showing | the ca in je !" Tom took the glass and | nothing save his own deep feeling forgotten Se aac | the teaspoon; together the two men bent over the hed. Bat Lr hands were shaky; 1 of concer, nant effect. He had experienced the | ct Manager, MM sieu’s.” he began, hurriedly, !dawn of a father's Jove, a father’s | ‘dat gal she's, gettin’ more Had pride; he lost himself in a melan- | EABE ~ COOK emen prete Watt RENT “One , the spoon to Rou. | !'m scare’ -| choly consideration of what might | £00d pastry cook, Write Killdeer Pooreom, en t : 's lips he spilled its contents, The have been had not that dawn been | Cafe, Billdeer, No. Dako stat lent rolled heg head resilessly . darkened How different, how full, | eee eran Sy NT= Modern Rte a, died | shaw! She moved.” iow satisfying, if— As he looked | | 25th Nt “She never moved,” Jerry contra- man!” Jerry. snorted, de-|down upon the. fair, fever-fushed |x ae Fart Jack Dp | ieted. “You misced “her.” From y. “He had’ one head, mister, | face of this girl he felt an unac- | WOMAN wilh bre ROOM cnollern houses four NT Ol bein’s Pla cn H his. nostrils that annosig, | and he lost it inside of a. month. | cuctomed heartache, a throbbing pity | WoT fs, e008 fa bot sate ha ao Nite treived icv that insulting, so sorely “You had a Tom, better nurse than him.” yearnit ot and a yearning tenderness. The | cen] Teen UA tale tyou both” “said a pih whic he stroked the hair yin e . . ha rom her brow and. rearranged ed | But Jerry emphatically declined | her pillow was as gentle as the invitation. ‘Cut me out if you} woman aim to make it three-handed—I'd Jim ott ea ee ate, ae i set around! As the hours lengthened, his} Write and watch my grub-pile. " wrinkled face became less vinega: more Mr, Quirk| | Tom addressed himself to "Poleon, | between his eves there Seat 80 SH00 cash and month- j POR RENT fb irnssh Phone 4 ir shot at her, 1 you never to » alow, modern, full) —— heat, hardwood | P¢ eur city park, | Good terms, \ 1 » ROOM bu rent, Purn favbe Td ow hadn't j fell! Who j "One , too, altered in his peculiar proper MOWN POP A Deep Conte Jow, fully NEW FIVE room had spotien aloud. “If you've got but his words were for his late part-| deepening frown of apprehension nodern, di oy , i to holler, go down by the rap: ner, ee ven More thaa. cage he opened dhisslipe | Tontead: te aloh eelctee oe taeney | Lines ail SINCE CHICK MET THA \[ HE ISN'T WORTH) N Now Sa) j y attempts oth That settles me,” said he. “I'll! to ask ‘Tom's opinion of how the returned, No. bromides, narcotics. | GIRL NEXT DOOR HE HIS SALT AT THE ' their have to stick close to home, for] fight progressed, but managed in | Try at our risk. Hunter Labora- | viii ACRES of , city water, HASN'T BEEN HIMSELF OFFICE ~JUST SITS WON'T EAT A THING. dgubtless received the equiva fj there's people T wouldn't trust near} time to re seli, Finally he | tories, 900 Scott, Little Reck, Atk.) o.iit hous t AT ALL- LWISH HE \( AROUND READING AT MEALTIME AND URE Th aK full dose of medicine, so Tom }@ loose outfit.” could maintain silence no longer, 60 | itn | wane hi | WOULDN'T'LET HIS) POETRY ABODT HE GOES ARODND / / Was NEVER and spoon. ‘I'm was, of course, a gratuitous !he epoke to Doret: ee eran ae | p price. Terms, HEART RUN AWAY 7 LOVE AND THE HOUSE WITH j Foouisi H IN MY ce,” he explained. | @Aront. It was fathered in malice;| “Mister! It looks to me like she | Christrias is soom here. Get i WITH HIS HEAD ) ROMANCE ~ IM THAT LOVESICK SDONGER'DA sou done fine,” "Jerry it had its intended effect. “Old Jerey ain't doin’ well” Smatitchiog, ie ane s t: So DISGUSTED EXPRESSION ON SNE ONS) t scemed to be genu- | hopped as if springs in his rheumatic |" ‘Pole, se from his positi * ware fe L x HIS FAC! a ine commend:tion.. "You got it in-| legs had suddenly let go: ke uttered | side the stove, he bent over the sick. | mea erases ae ag to her nose every time.” | war-whoop—a wordiess bat-lhed and touched Rouletta’s brow | Phone 2uW, Tom loded with wrath and it | Here eu) vac jae and indigna-| with his great hand. In a low voice | Bismarck, - Dak. ; ! was Jerry's turn to command silence. | Hon Fr he e: H 1 lo-im > aN 5 3 “Why don't you hire a hall?” the] “Ef a certain old buzzard-bait sets “fie saw a7 patter! Ne HEDDEN REAn eet ATE ~ PPR + tater inquired.” “Or mebbe I better | UP with you, Frenchy, count your | -Polcon spik to yor ; BUSINESS CHANCES { AGENCY j tree a ‘coon for you so you can| Spoons, that’s all. I know him: A| —~ Rouletta’s eyes remained vacant, las 9 Fu Kwo ll for Rent lark as loud as you want to. Family hundred dollars a dozen for Jenonsl her ceaseless whispering continued | ho > el aie man! Huh!" “Linton bristled ag- | He'd rob a child's bank. | He'd steal and the man straightened himself, | is n that it wiil| Webb Block, Phone 0| rressively, but the whisperer con-|milk out of a sick baby’s bottle.” | turning upon ‘his elderly companions. | 1 to investigate, Good town, ' red: , Vatarm was in his faces his voice | food location, Write Pxibure be “One head of children: don't make shook | 97. Le IBIS t any more 'n one head of | } “Msiew's! Wrat shajl we do? ‘7 eee | kes a herd” aki . y | Onerck! a _ TTS | m1 ; he showed his teetl i, ut Tom _and Jerry were helpies: “f o REE pe beneath his gray mustache. Lean- hopeless. Doret Jerry at them his | ED — A No. One ade (Gf book aeen: | ing forward, he thrust his qgivering bearded face close to the hateful countenance opposite him. “D’you ean to call my daughter a heifez?” he demanded, in restrained fury. trician at BOK. Skeels .. Electric, Shop. 408 Broadway hands came slowly together over his | breast, his groping fingers inter- locked; he closed his ¢3 @ moment he° stood swayit he spoke again as a man speaks who W167 wh -| P WIDOW with” chin wants | housekeeper, Ts peat i cook. Can furn r fe SE oan FOLKS L HAVE ASECRET i “Keep hems kers to wouree|i t q esittess airy anguish. Os 2 peat TO TELL You - L AM 4 erry snapped, “You can't pick a not die! She—mus’ not di = = at = GREATES ; IN| OVE! tf row with me, Tom; I don’t quarrel somet’ing now: dis racine abe GREATEST ae with nobody. I didn’t’ call< your davghter_ a heifer, and you know I didn’t. No donbt she would of made man if she'd of grown up, Say! I bet I know why you lost her. I bet you poured so much}, medicine in her crib that she a Jerry giggled at this firs’ I'm sorry, de same lak you feel. 'Sure! But bimeby T get. to know her, for she talk, talk—all tam s talk, lak crazee persot an’ T learn to Know her soul, her life. Her sou! ; is w'ite, icu's, it's w'ite an’ beauti- | ful; her lifo—T ft ‘im together in fits | tle piece, lak broken dish. Some | piece I never fin’, but I save ‘nought | to mak’ picture here and dere, Some- tam T smile an’ listen to her; more | tam’ Heo aoe mak’ de tears’ splash | on wa i rein talk back to her: -F “I meant everything I said. She sing her li'l song, T tell her: story. I was aneold catamount and—” ., |. The pilot frowned. “Dis ain't no cool her face, I give her ‘medicine. j “Prob'bly she was a fine woman," | tam for callin’ names,” said he. “To-|an’ den she sleep. I sit an’ watch | Jerry had a discourteous habit of night dat gal goin’ die or—she's g0- her—how many day an’ night I watch | interrupting. “No wonder shelin’ begin get well. Qe, I'm mos'|her I don’ know. Sometam I sleep | 7 3 z i walked out and left you flat—she|dead now. Mebbe you fellers for. | lil bit, but whem she stir ant moan | } was human. No doubt. she had a/get yousel'f Ii'l while an’ he'p me | spik to her an’ sing’ again until— | fine character to start with. So did | ont. she know my voice.” i I, for that matter, but there's a limit] Tom stirred uneasily. With ap-| 'Poleon paused; the old men juman enduranc parent firmness he undertook to watched hi orking face. ' “You don't haye to put up evade the issue, but in his eyes was} “M'siew's,” he went en, | x an expression of uncertainty, Jerry, |Jonely man, I got no fri stormed, under his breath. can] too, was less obdurate than he family; I live in dreams. Da cere | ket a divorce easy. All it takes is aJ pretended. After some further ar-]I got in dis whole worl—jus’ i ie : HAVE YOU | pity LIFE“ GooDne Ss BEEN at WHAT'S THE ? i TROUBLE 7, vere hat ain't funny,” the other rum- bled. “If I thought you meant to cell a member of my. family a heifer. ‘ou've called your, wife worse 'n I've heard you. “Dis ain't no tam for callin’ names,” he said. Freckless and His Friends My, But He's Tough! Rv Blosser THIS 1S OSCAR, WLIE = | oF HE AIST SCARED OF = scour an’ J ; Two Lions |] | everrmuse! way, we 4 | CHARS HE TOO AE Tar ue FaceD } ) AUST OM TWO LIONS BY HIMSELE!! 7 fon T \WANT. YOU TO ASSET SOME OF ANY FRIEADS = HERE COMES WILLIE , TLL | TELL HIM HOW «BRAVE You ARE! saw.” gument he avoided a weak surren-|dreams. One dream is dis, dat “You made that crack once before, | der by muttering: some day I’m going find somet'ing and I called your bluff!” % “All right. Take Aim along, so I'll|to love, semet’ing dat will fove me. angry face ttliris know my grub’s safe, and I'll help] De hanimals I tame dey run mod with difficulty he maintain a tonc|you- out. “Fm a good hand with|de birds I mak’ play wit’ dey inaudible to the sick girl. “Out of|hosses, and hosses are, like humans, |,seuth when de winter come. } ae. i pity I helped you up and handed vou| only bigger. They got more’ sense|Doret, dis gal she’s poor, she’s back your crutches. But this time|'and more affection, too. They know] frien'less, she’s a me. She's ve T'll let you lay where you fall. A] when’ they're well ky i eeck, but Roi ae her well. + Fe | hundred dollars a dozen for lemons! | hoss gets down you got ta get him She ain’t goin’ run ai She ain’s |). 4 | ra poor little sick “girl!| You} up and walk him around.. My idea * fly off lake ae birds. No. | an ore | got the bowel shark!” oho this girl” |She's goin’ love. you lak a broder, an’ | 15" “It was your pi y Mr. ‘Linton’ groated. loudly, ‘thea lmaahbe mebbe she's:.goin’ let you stay..close seal a wasn't!’ Yet wate nlp a od iby.’ Dieu? Dat's: fine dream, eh? ‘ “Tt was!” ‘ot watch’ the: girl an wal + ' “Some folks lie faster.'m a goat | this vet'rinary.” r it mak’ me sing inside; it mak’ me can gallop.” hat was'an anxious and a’ trying warm an’. glad..-T wiisper in, her-ear, : ‘female. ua dana begins wi n letters, HORIZO) ry i i “Meaning me?” night for the three men.' They: were "Bo, serwr!. Ma,.petite .saeurt It's » "Who else would I: mean?” meted th the" tare of the eee: Your beeg broder ‘Poleon. dit, sik ) “Why don’t you call me a liar and realized” that the | He's goin’, mak’ you well,’ ‘be done with it?” girl's : its -erisis|tam she onderstan’. But ate: ywaltly tree. ‘ “T ido. | It ain't news to anybody nd tha, once the caus poorer | A. sob. choked: .the .. speaker j repeatedly to a sub- ut you! wort more: than likely to’ re- liopened his tight-: Y tared |s7. Narrow se Having safely landed:his craft be-| cover. Hour after hour they: sat be- Pes tightsbut eves ands a Naren low the rapids, ‘Poleon Dovet har- | side: her, administering’ her medicine pas miserably at the two old men. ing two bod Bice of fishes. | | i hi i | | 1 | i nswer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle: { > ried back to Riaitent farina ed pa regularly, saint oles a even tem=/ To be sick ! 1 ‘ners sittin; to knee, face to} perature in- tent, an ing, as’ rnte: iz 1 i face, ‘and ‘hurling whispered. inco-| best: they could, to ease her ing | Neither. Linton nor Quirk made pill deliberately. ! herencies at each other. Both men|ing. This done, they could only|feply. . "Poleon:, leaned forward lai NES HE Is: WHERE Do You were in a poisonous mood, both were} watch’ and wait, putting what trust | fiercely he inquired: coin AIN'T YOU, OSCARE MEET ALL THESE. ripe for violence. * They overflowed they had im her youth and her vital- “Which one of you feller’ is..de yee 4 with thin scurfy king sunk SHOW HIM OW UNLD ANIMALS, You DO WHEN YOU WW ABRICA | * MEET TIGERS AN’ SOMEPLACE with wrath, They were glaring; | ity: Their sense of helpnessness op-| bes’ man? Which one.is go.to ehurch Cow foot they shook their fists; they were} pressed the men heavily; their con-| de mos?” ; Sport. racked with, fury; insult followed| cer increased as the hours dragged] ' Tom and Jerry exchanged aie. Spangie. abuse; and. the sounds that issued| along and the life within the girl It was the latter who spoke: Y pre from their throats were like the flared up to a blaze or flickered down “Tom — this gentleman — knows on by the police. rustlings of a corn-field in an att-}to a mere spark. bout churches than I do. He tumnn gale. Nor did inouiry elicit a] *Doret was in a pitiable state, on | ™Ore about churches 0. ible explanation from either. the verge of exhaustion, for his vigil |¥3s married in ‘one. io eifer, eh? Drowned my own|had been. long and faithful; it was| Mr. Linton nodded. “But that was " ‘child, did Tom ground his teeth | a nightmare period of suspense for| thirty years ago, so I ain't what " in a’ ferocious manner. him, Occasionally he dozed, but|you'd ‘call a regular attendant. I “Don't file your tusks for me,” only t to start into wakefulness and | ie used to carry’‘my religion in my Jerry chattered; “file the saw. We're'jexnerience _ apprehensions er | wifee fame, when I had’s wife.” To place upon. King of the beasts (pl.). i Alloy ofscopper. i Born, 2000 ‘pounds. = ative (adverb). all fi elve minus two. Cooking utensil. Affected with thyr Native tongue VERT! Ridicaied. | installed i ro tty 1 trouble. A.). join’ to need than ‘before. The man was Wate Reach. Secret. procedure. \ eerVou mes goin’ cut dat boat in two himself, and his anxiety had) its ef! ~ (To be continued) Tiny wolf mound. Rodent, a Sun god, ‘0. slide. { Maple tree. Three plus four. | INSTALMENT THIRTY-ONE Atisetied Honest: * \ ie HEISE RE NST UMT TT OTe ‘ ” : 6, Laying away vegetables. Finger band, POULTRY ROOSTS’ shouldfe short: and run north and } ‘Crown Prince ‘Umberto of Italy| 7 Pear-shaped pots. $0. Bee ae south instead of east and west when 8. Stone worker. Goddess of dawn. \ ARES sized hens, néed seven to placed along the north wall of fthe!| has been allowed $80.000 a year for] 9 Lyric poems. Seventh note in Seale, | 10 inches of roost Space, Boosts house. \ The ‘poles should be level, | | maintenance, 10, To subsist, . 3.1416, 4 : ‘ ’