The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE BISMAI oud the coming, of The Bismarck Tribune’ Am Independent THE STATE'S OLDEST ( tablished 1 pansion, iness enterpr ident of the Northern iam P. Kenney, Vice Pres itroad, who attended of yer ba wapaper | NEWSPAPER Donnelly, Pre and Wi Northern a rn oo 6 Great Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, ; Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice al Bismarck, ag second class mall matter. George D Mann. 1 ident and Publisher € the importance crieuita remarked tot e plant 1 people both plant Pr Armour nificance of Subseription Rates Payable In Advance ‘anil Dally by carrier, per year.... veeee Daily by mail, per year (in Bismarck)... Daily by mail, per year (in state outside Blamarck). oe Dally by mail, outside of North Dakota... Member Audit I of Clrealation necessal nderful re Dakotas hearty welcome which has Avimonr and ¢ the ple towar yeen extended to Member of ‘The Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispateh credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and ls. the local news of spontaneous origin published bere their Sites fo in. All rights of republication of all other matter herein are also resery tes the views of ye nal business enterpri lie need of tal They mak ipport are anid the ital your ty Wil investors from outside Forelgn Representatives LOGAN PAYNE: COMPANY DETROIT Kresge BU AND SMITE pine Fir Ave, Bids t th evlizing G CHICAGG Tower Bldg. PAYNE, EW YORK Turning t prosperity BURNS: amd ade com of a along prin Up nd South the are just (Offictal City, State and County Newspaper) Big Business Welcomed Back to the Northwest pe adoption rieult i th uivent of outside capital ‘ stock md oF ihe balince which would hare toa nation’s: pro pater nt to the all narket offer Oo eo ye Dalkatans at whieh the send coming anes ) enterprise Dake hoover h will pay es ta math con ree he an fees the markets genersty ditions pre We are abl iportant . of the nwsnad oe ko ints met able to and be to turn tive UM ww surphn and are find hing phints in the nooutler for over f locul hall food idle ay) mont need it han ved y of miles and, the produc fashion ta social and ho have se Vip son have to rou side ot in id pockeths thet to re viving dveds er even thonecands of distress of mined to do this and to detiver wetive ubsequent te and tor in ste wWHOlese tacks today as to get good prices . we must have [| ment or tho retr © colebr opening the w nd Vy hitable in of equi tion to the world phonts wa prec bon that Diekotar Mor cars, branch hows with were done ization Wwe medium and at PF work the North and South cintism vty thin of recently two th our plant bought the which failed nly the Huron m Avimour and plant in they to in the Huron terest « Dako itive association are goin idle boamiltion from. enoper Farge but le: and during two don Machinery tad heen never been operated. celebration, plant wa lor one producer u year ove time is was operated for the the plant had All About hard threatened Tacna-Arica dispute.! row i it will d>{ ‘lL miss the mean What It notoriously ground, bn ne plant was talled The fore, w The plenty | and the luck with Peacemaker have Mediate occasion for re j United States i han retofore For it, the however, who realized what pork who don't know what this Otherwise the 1929 saw inte here more with s the sight of smoke coming from I "Those in connection idle chimneys aby had been happening in the Dakotas nt fact ince | well to find out of in the ev three gnificanes to farmers and business men throughout the coun: | try | 1 of two plants marked the | return capital to North and South) Da kota a juse if was not only unwelc Ne ina outstanding s which is due} ome mighty sting news ing of gin ary consillerable quantities in ving 1 6 opening of these of ter me Here’ i | had a i » took, Supp the story: outside Chile in uw and compensate hers Peru's two south The region i to the It was agreed for them and a old year few years of absence | but Black the North Dakota i dustrial ente war To hile won edly temporarily, and Arica rich minerally, Chile meant ue ‘inost of it while she lid the chance that Tacnw A should decide iaich | selves, by popular vote, 10 years, whether t) Conbenienbly hey vale: | tilean or go back to Peru ; anathema mane publisher ¢ Fargo the Fa tion, said go Forum, ern provinces, ‘Tacna | Vastly make practically without of national consequence, the caites nd our people have not contact with after busniess men tay ty Low RCK TRIBUNE Wild West ST owonder ify on's wife know ts to thi ot that the enil bout ck to the o! This seemed rangement, T knew th nervous ove ler thy she did She thre ime but Ld ble she cou Lito u ‘ADVENTURES the TWINS | uninformed, and in some cases misinformed * held, Chile, henefits of great the calibre of men who run Finally Pern grew That J decades, having has been talled it oft: | ) clamorous that the two governments put it up to) President Harding to decide between them. Hard | ing died soon afterward and President Coolidge in| ted job of His. verdict one possible for anybody to arrive at election bad better be held now. | jection four | bout sand Move | North | outside the industri them. of and busine commenced capital big has capital i just and inex pectedly going to get an he the referee. veleome Vice-President vided warm A. Vristt, Rank of jo capital 1 when effic: miy was t the ve of the Birst Na tional Fargo, | | i | i | mot the disputed ter make ¢ delighted President Coolidge to the skies. Peru wa in the mouth, — But intend to let Chile run He sent General I Pershing promptly Chile in had physical po: doubt verse of come North Dakota want out | particularly | tiblished [gous national tate workd wide outlet eM itory,, mall she could to in, and out to suit She was it nily represents and conducted enterprise, down didn't her own sspondingly which will give the for its agricultural eh fered convincing Fo ivan farmer is « and D natural prey of wud communists 1 Harper Leech, writing in the produets all rsh election way demonstrations at of Huron 4 and Margo all the Amer conservaive the | fing down, to boss the voting. evidence that after sentially bt This’ time it rr to be tickled haly to deat and Chile's to fly mad. Indeed, her dele tes have backed out of the election plans entir aying have anytiing to do with [election conducted otherwise than as they dict |General Pershing and the Peruvians, howe |woing right ahead with the preliminaries that the Chileans boycott the like, but it will be held anyway. Under such the Peruvians the away from the | obviously Peruvians will win, Hf so, é [the Chileans, they won't accept the result but wil jhang into the two provinees by force, ‘That will } mean .unte: United States considers hound to back up her award by making ( a public holiday to celebrate the taking over | let go. It looks as if it wouldn't be very etsy of their institutions by a Chi | her to get out of doing this. ; ; cago packer.” | Chile, which can lick Peru, The revival of the packing industr lo the United States, ef course marked the opening of a new era of prospertiy for | most. unpleasant the Dakotas. was ws turn socialist Chicago ‘Tribune, re marked i won't they “North Dakota, only six years the midst ot paign to drive The Chicago with auto parade ago, was in list ness out of the packers ambitious cam State: welcomed mac< intimat it Oy ing can s e . speeches said Mr. Gh rural dist: and banque! wold, “who they had State > on aveled 19: circumstances: voting the talked and bankers, possible to believe that » sof those and rileans the stayin polls to farmer interviewed attended their country meeting chants mer found it three years thousands of these Dakotans would decl and would have within the cooperative will knuck but it will ere: ition. Few 'North Amer | realize how suspicious South Americans thing that hints at North atin American affairs. jonstrations occurred [American city when here also | sit ns re of any “The opening of this packing plant,” said Dr. John Lee Coulter, President of tae North — | Dakota Agricultural College, “is most | important event in connection with the de: velopment of a system of marketing to make American inter Anti prence in orth American dem every important Soutir i President Wilson landed | troops at Vera Cruz, and distant Mexico's troubles successful the entire program of diversified cited the southern republics’ resentment to no farming.” jsuch extent as they would be aroused by North The Evening Huronite, describing the opening of | American presume upon one of their own numbe the Huron plant, said in an editorial: | “Today marks an epoch in the history of South Dakota as well as of Huron... Armour's' packing plant is the largest in- dustry that has been brought into this sec- tion of South Dakota. This State needs ‘manufacturing industries as well ag agricul ture to balance its economics. “Cooperation on the part of the people rf South Dakota with these industries will impure their continuance here, their ex- in Nie serie ance gage , Worth More to State (Jamestown Sun) We venture the assertion that the sik cent jump in wheat (price Tuesday will be worth more to the State of (North Dakota than all of the gasoline Pumped out of the famous town pump at Robinson. | rar ao about the fin le vote i indicated that he aimed to give Peru a fair show. | ny Editorial Comment | OLIVE ROBERTS BARTGH | ne ire! Mis Nar and Nick mall nd the it wa di boat the Sick cure | curt a bout d Mister exaet wg. But Whaler” t there. sure i little | th { ya door {had foliowe pair of right across pictu | | al got all It was ex epped in train trange hough the nd found county Aw and the very | sandy from the sat. 1 air si rolling quietly ome ndings e was cominiz out of the the little houses vin t lage and everything was very iful. The rulls tf! the water near seemed to be happy. n't get out to the pla anchored unless we go in} boat," said Mister Blue Cap. | wish to be seen, Nick oO doask that man the fishermen if he will and Nancy out. Vl hide somewhere, but if you don't see me, don't worry. UI be there all righty |to see that you are safe. | “Take you out to the imed the sailor heartily when they him. “Why. shiver my youshet Eowill! T like Ti think of you little the big whal row “T don’ you watching jrow you jc asked | be jand "to jwanting to see | Come ont! | And what did he do but pick up a | Twin in each of his strong a jearry them over to the big skiff [set them gently down in ‘Then he pushed the | sand and jumped in hit jing up the oars he began to row to- | ward the big ship. | Then when they arrived he lifted Jeach of them up until they had a firm hold on the rope ladder, up which they climbed until they stood on the deck of the ship “Where is everybody? + looking around. 1 “They all have shore-leave,” said the sailor. “Even the captain and, the Chinese cook and a poll-parro’ “Isn't it grand!” sai k looking’ said Nance A THOUGHT wa the spoil with the prond.—-Proy. 16:19 » actu | ippreve ngs se much un while VIL write ORK { Yew York, Dec. 7. When New Yo cently the 100th he introduction of it was suddenly rem had that bei ponsible. an Tishman You know ich more t to do. s head of hoard. s who uel Garcia nd bring th the! 1! Tonight’s Radio _ Lyneh it persuaded to brave the with him an rpany. This was nothing revolutionary. Today sing and actors and. salesmen and! “traded back and forth between Europe and New York as fast as steamers can bring them. The other night a violinist over from Paris to play a night and commuted back to Jon a boat that sailed the following morning. w pers And being, hile the proper tributes 1 paid the music of yesterday, the cult of negro music spreads like wildfire, Within a fortnight have come an- nouncement of the first negro opera, the h the ould have right, 1925, NEA IMORROW—Lette Atherten to Lestie Pr w pre: based on ne ation of a symphonic con-y gro music, the pre- | ion of the first complete jazz isymphony to. be written and ‘the | publication of several books of negro | | spirituals | Wh wou the “You prope he gi daddy i | none William C. Handy, the | of the “Blues.” head of a minstrel troupe playing through the south. S He was sitting with his colored en- (Copyright ners in a railroad ition at Tutweiler, Miss., some 1 ago lored am knife sa pick, after the manner of Hawaiians playing « steel guitar. He noticed that the music ran over and over ne tune, with slight variations ndy had heard the first of the “Blues” and hurried to write some. His “Lime- house Blues” needs no introduction. aborating on the old field. rshwin, who wrote the "Rhapsody in Blue,” has Better it is to be it with the lowly an humble 1 to divide of th Humili | the vir lid foundation of Confucit tl Fifty-two per Ho per went ef all plate | used in motor ve- | lass. BY CONDO post !! MaKe Me CAUGH !! Do “ou Dover MY WORD = FACTS ARS Faets, simi THAT MAY SS Bot THSRE'S NO SxCuse WHATSVSR FoR Surgeon General, ! grip noying diseas ‘fe ' This mite is no res} i} PS ‘prevalent among persons of unclean | MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 192 SCABIES FOUND IN ALL CLASSES OF SOCIETY HUGH 8. CUMMING | U.S. Public Health Service t popular misconcep-| a field ion, There are! cies, born no one| have continued to} t mind for years. Kooting oul the: allucious beliets | is a long, slow process. ‘dhere are two popular misconcep-| concerning seabi One is that} T nt, clean person ever has it,| i second is that scabies lasts Both of these be- BY DR. Where tions originate derment and specul sume health Knows where, t the popular ce! the even years. ace, seabies i contagious, of the skin the female itch In the first p common, very mite, an|t caused by the purpose of |: img ces. er of person it is most) 1} or classes, though Kes habits d People bers of all classes of society some time or other have This condition will re as we insanitary public si and as long as people are in close i contact with each other and are eare- less. A pationt_affe complain. of inte ted with se itching. Hy much worse the person is in an arm room, Upon examination an eruption will he found. ‘This erup- b tion may vary in character according to the length of time the disease has itehing is wi or night, when very en wh in the yourse of the disea cee nbthing more. than small straight or possibly — zig grayish or blackish elevated line a one-eighth to one-half an inch lon At one end of this line there mi a small papule, vesicle or pustule It perhaps, help you to ognize the disease if I tell you that v one important feature of scabies is f the distribution of the le: ver t certain parts of the skin. mite prefers those parts of the body b the skin is thin and where then fingernails can reach. fi you ma may ually nights, he must not put on next to pimal which burrows into the skin | hot 7 h Article: tery all that is nece ies will fective This chief at gene existed. which yi should be put on at once be sometimes last ter the Any one treated for seabies should ‘The itch still present the treatment When scabies is suspected, look for igns between the fingers near the web, on the wrists and arms, the an- the and erior and posterior parts of rmpits, the skin of the abdomen for won- | on the upper parts of the lower limbs, Now as regards the second fallacy, hat scabies lasts for seven years and that it is hard to cure. There can be no question that if proper treatment is not taken that abies will continue for a long time. The disease is, however, easily cured f the patient’ will remember one fact, and this fact is that after tak- of treatment, which us- three days and threo cours lasts ng he skin any clothing that has not been thoroughly washed and allowed ‘o stand for a few minutes in very ter, preferably boiling water that cannot be washed, s leather gloves, may be liberally powdered inside and out. with pow lered sulphur and left for several lays before being again used. One course of treatment or, t, a second course after an’ in of from seven to 10 days, is y to effect a cure f precautions are taken against re- nfection. are a number of very ef remedies for scabies, the wong them being sulphur, used ly in the form of an’ oint The application of — sulphur pintment should be preceded by a nath in hot water. Plenty of soap hould be used over the entite body At the close of the treatment, should last three da and rights, another soap and hot water bath should be taken, clean clothe ni sheets here ment. and pillow cases changed. Remember, too, that the erupti for several days af itchmites have been killed week or 10 days after the is finished before If the disease i= should he repeated in exactly the same man during a second period of three lays and three nights. ait a irst treatment king another. finished an opera to be called “Lath {1 treet” which ‘is the ¢ lem, the enpital of the negro world | n and’ which will be conducted by fi Whiteman, Albert’ Chiatfare!li F composed “The Jazz American Sym- | 1 phony,” ¢ n for the first time injv New York by Harry Yerkes, sym: |p phonists. Walter mrosch, — the great conductor, has given an ent symphonic program of numbers b: ed on the ragtime theory, So, whether you like it or not, jaz initely her a defin e art: medium, JAMES W. DEAN. and opera, Rigoletto,” and # y of popular programs will be ast by super-power radio. stu- tions tonight. ) 6 y) B 1) Dinner concert. Light opera. Stringed WBZ strument sel WCAE (46. WEAF (492) “Rigoletto.” under Cesare Sodero. WJAR ( 0), WOO (508.2), WCA: (469), M (268), WCAK (461.3. Woy 0—Dinner pro- gram. WOAW ( Popular songs. WFAA ( 38--Orehestra pro- | gram, h KSD (545.1) 7--Variety program. WHO ( 8 - Classical concert. KTHS = (374.8) 9 Instrumental soloists. . i WBAP (475.9) 9:30-—Variety pro-! gram. WLW WDAF Frolic. 3) 9 Studio concert. irand ope direction t 10 the Rebroat of (422.3) 10—Comie opera. (365.6) 11:45—Nighthawk Mount: KOA (361.4) Dinner concert. Pacific Time KGO (361.2) 6—Twight concert. KFI (467) 9--Radio favorit >——_—_. | At The Movies | (ne PALACE THEATRE, MANDAN 1 Frear and Dewey, who open the vaudeville program at the Palace in Mandan tomorrow night, present a fast, snappy little act consisting of singing, contortion and — juggling. Sam Lee in his act entitled “China's Greatest Musician,” plays several in- struments with great skill. The Rogers and King Trio are two boys and a young lady in an offerin music, dance and song, present the bright, snappy entertainment that so appeals to the public nowa- days. Demure, Null and Void in a “Pot Pourri of Comedy,” are said to be a riot of fun. Oscar Martin & Co. ure three talented pantomimists, and gymnasts, a man, a lady and « youth, who perform marvelous and difficylt feats. The picture on the {program is “The Best People,” feat- uring Warren Baxter, Esther Ralston and Kathlyn Williams. ELTINGE THEATRE An imposing’ array of favorites form the cast of “The Talker,” at the Eltinge today and tomorrow. In the featured roles Anna Q. Isson, as beautiful ‘and as gorge- ously costumed as ever; and the pol- ished and immaculate Lewis S. Stone. These two were last seen here to- gether in “Inez From Hollywood.” And in lesser roles are seen Shir- ley Mason, Ian Keith, Tully Marshall and others almost equally as well known. Thus “The Talker,” from alone, can be guaranteed sereen entertainment, The story is from the stage hit of the same title, and while it unfolds a rapid succession of tense love scenes and thrills, finds its basis in the pro- saic’ figure of a woman who hates housework and likes to talk. She is one of those ultra-modern women who believes in thé freedom of her sex, and she defies her hus-! band to curb her. Miss Nilsson a8 the talking wife, and Stone in the role of the silent, or rather silenced husband, find ideal scope for some excellent portrayals. The plot ascends tensely dramatic heights. when Miss Mason, as the young and unsophisticated sister of the “talker,” follows her preach- ments and elopes with a youth who turns out to be a rogue. A series of thrilling episodes are the result, but happiness finally res-. cues the girl, and the husband is en- abled to silence \his' wife with that most, withering of afl phrases: “I told you so.” cast as good AT THE CAPITOL In this age of unrestrained infatu- ations fqllowed by hasty marriages and more hasty divorces, it is a re- nter of Har-|come upon a real old- good are unselfish ones. re |for each “A gang you wrong. earth is the hypocrite. fools himself instead of his friends. ief that is distinctly refreshing, to hioned ro nance even if that romance be only tion. “OM The Highway,” the film uttraction at the Capitol Theatre to night, concerns itself with the ad ventures of two splendid young peo sole motives for doing Their love other, tempered by sacri versity, leads them un ple whose fice and harmed over quagmires of life that would destroy a less enduring affee and is being recog- | cion. Through poverty, injustice, dis couragement they’ cling to each other ———_—— with a divine surety that neither hunger nor death matter if they may | be permitted to starve or die togeth er. % fragrance and the del fashioned along jos and heart-breaks to a sweet sad fin Their story has something of the ieacy of an old you It bouquet. it through with 1 its sh that might almost be termed in Eastern Time spirational. of children about the house is a great source of pleasure f you can stand the static. ish caught last summer really are marvelou: Been dead for weeks now, yet they continue to grow. When we think we think every- thing is all wrong we think it is time to think again. Learn to read good people and you will find them even more interesting than reading good books. Nothing is more tiresome than someone who is trying to be inter- sting instead of interested. Figuring out the deep problems of ife is a very serious business unless realize you are liable to be creature on He eventually ‘The most miserable Friendship is used up quickly and must be renewed at every oprortun- ity. No one can map out your life for you because no one has been where you are going. ‘The world loves a lover, boo booster, quits a quitter, and kicks a kicker. One thing which shows the world is all right is what a hard time a bum sport has. 1925, NEA rvice, Inc.) COMPOSER LOST IN TUNIS Paris-—Anxiety is being felt over the fate of Georze Anthal, American composer, who left ago to penetrate the southern Tun ian desert in search of new musical several months themes. Nothing has been heard since he entered the desert. Kissproof lipstick is going to xob love-making of a lot of its color, “ ”