The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 4

} PAGE FOUR p/The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925 | : l i i IF YOU TIRE TOO EASILY, te cont CONSULT A DOCTOR Editorial Comment Tee STAR oie isa Th se Thi ee al ~ —_ EEE W) (Bsteblishod:32 is) Lower Than a Horse Thief | f fr \ aN | heart muscles need care and train- = ans a (Jamestown Suny ‘ame his is a warning that you Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, feveoudide sussion. Getknl 1a iter ene Stage" of Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at ly « | Surceon Generale oe tion. Bismarck, ay second class mall matter. thief eat se wovtbeen! You -shoutl ais “ARab thor George Do Mann, President and Publisher .,.:,, f be that you hav vant of | ough and benefice velopment , = 7 , ! exer-|the muscles can take place only i Subscription Rates Payable In Ady to play | making very r tion. Physics! per eal... cccereeee $7.20 pioneer tor. ness. 8 nat a conaeion, oO be or yea ismarck).. ‘20 should o be tired is good becau er year (in B ) j ix the case you post the exertion which resulted in t i Lan rood for yo ide Bismarck)... .. 690 ; ? . Sour | Hrednes good for you, tiside otf North Dakot. . 6.00} in the old days and not to. sa great deal of differen: re vert te durin the past few ony between the man who = hikes it viatent power; you 1 the man who is tired out Member of The Associated Presa ii ao mh ee dof s ‘ Pie mati who: r { clusively titled to t bia training muscles o \ 4 In The Assoctated Press 14 ex lustvel Gane a vain 48 en : body require: of pas} may be, and usually is, in 1 ure for republication of Y or anil : cudiprit Fred ofa physician, in itor hot utuerwise credited ia this paper, any om k b saiuaetees stan iiave:. 09 ; Lew. of spontaneous orlg pibsed Les 4 ing “quite dejected ane ining apd iis high h been — elassified ' eallan, Ob eT ule Wo From a railroad trestle tree ant that you listen to such two*kinds; exere . laints. Remember that yoor mus exercises of endurané re Estes — - fre farther apart in North De " They must work. ‘They of effort are those which rov Representatives f wound: Neeephone pote y ! should be in such condition as to neentrated call upon dren G PAYNE COMPANY Hothe old tine paneners did vith ng the {permit of hard work y up of muscles. Exe Whi eHIca’ DETROIT they pessbd f th t for their own guod ring! aniOuNL ge eae Se aae Kresge Bldg. wrong man they pase th [good as well, but muse 3 sii, winduinL SE Su Tower Blok BURNS AND SMITH will cm anil a ug yer jother things, wil not, work best un untrained may. put NEW YORK : Fitth Ave, Bids ps the real culprit, would er suff | Fatigue is the speedometer which ui to equal - en a wn remorse at having tan innocent jtells you when you eading ned expert who accomplishes (Offietal City, State and Cou ewspaper) au ow ‘is : ithe speed limit, a task mich more ensil = ' ° tea eee . Physiologically, fatigue is due to y apparently much less ¢ hnt Stronger Vota th : : i an accumulation of waste products. uuse he has train Coolidge Sentiment Stronger Wi esemt citizen: ' The health of a muscle depends upo: to do what he. wishe ‘ jtwo factors, its use and the elimina- | t an nt mh f ud tion of the wastes that are formed | , " whic it ‘3 | by exercise. If you experience nee are usually , RY AND LIVESTO: ~~ [general feeling of fatigue you can| more re capable o ie OULTRY AND LIVES SYT2 Fe GSsured that some of the vital | being uous and se- appear organs of your body are being over- | vere. are exer tment, for « taxed. When your lungs, your | which and " ; skin, or your kidn| Such ex. usually en, at function in. thro 1 results and \ ut ther livestock » matter from the body, creased vigor which are obtained. choked, through violent or tend to produce trained mus- n the a6 pens peHsen ve amounts ereise, your mus 'd build the foundation for th Ix mont % in Hie county jail and nor exceeding t vou of that fact. skill which is, demanded for concen: 1 ee ' : A : enitentiar ndition obtains when | trate reises of effort Beers inthe male penitentte local fatigue in par-| Remember that, unless you are d i Wh it, therefore t hich have been over- | customed to daily exere br i t " to steal so much one old Fs walk is better for you than a half ; : : cessive fatigue is apt to result | ora hundred-yard dash, se the in DOP'S roost, 10 say nothing af in muscles. Listen fact, can other infections, It is | to Your muse a . for those suffering | will ou the truth as to hei 1 nd from nervous | whe you are or are not tre: 1 g them well, n| The important thing to rem mo-|is that you should heed the t your|they give you. TOM made mber Ivice thumping for more ments, you can chickens; t figures cost prac i over Sibich: throug phones about the room and arrange to have the hostess leave for a time To Fit the Crime » beautiful using the dictaphones to find h what her friends had said behind he which she back 1 hot some actual pers LESLIE —JAMES W. DEAN “a me little luxary on 4 —CONTINE ody - i » attracted i : 9, . : f Tonight’s Radio | ays ve ee Fe z —— can keep the telephone from t ecor in th f din btosdet ping you by failing to pay the bia le busin : m the! Tune in ¥ for a couple of months nagement of public busines tired fee ital . are Few politicians will have th bag on astern Time The good die young, especially the Har a: lead the Cooli ; ww iy Dinner concert. | good tu Sac eader if the Cool ople stopped to rehestral pro-) | = President knows the game of pe al trying to nib- | Bt east We knew a man once who got so subtie and cle man vement. Beat | WE 6—"The Gold Dust mad at his negihbors he s lite cree eve asvith , you can, | Twin erready Hour.” Re- tie boy a drum Chri ceive at (ais writing that ¢ 3 sei ane EERE Caley WEI (208), ; ; " for, -venefuination except WAE (461. WGR fa19, WWI! A debate was held by radio recent- A : and t — (352.7), WOC' (484), WJAR’ (305.9), ly. What a fine w with fi diem sOnnReny eet w Ye y looked upon WCCO’ (4164), WSAI J) and someone you ¢ Jollowers so disastrousl one of the lutest-to-bed and lat-|paG (208). e t < weet ti n the world. KDKA (309) 9—Concert. *\ The stingiest m. i e last presidentia leading exponents of |’ WCAE (461.3) 10--Studio concert. | this Has some Red € Vr mt Coolidge ha ut dow erse principal is James W. ‘he s last: Chris xpenditure of public funds. He the famous ex ndor to Central Time | a | eae rere e He is one of the officials} WBAP (4 § Dinner music. | Ne from London. — Geol Syouling reduction in the ie 2 indeed zation called the Early| WOAW ( estral di- claims the world is only one milliat soldiers are also con into tt is : members of which ean |v 5 . urs old. Flatterer. r t y 1 en tramping through (399.8) Orchest Ua liliaas _— e n hour when the In P. man and wo} the , the exser Yact of the night club patrons are rried tw in the same day; Coolidge the year i just vetting home. strange part being they married cach tal” No, it isn't a mere experiment.t jother hoth times. W Wet element The club has been in existence for| KTHS (374.5) 9 tht n at Washingt I 3 rvice, Ine.)446 years. WHO yinphony | nberries were burn- + * + orchestra fire. It would take perat plkey ng a thin | TOMOROW —Letter from Sally) Exveriments psycho: WDAF (265.6) 11:45-Nighthawh Weeks to burn this leader el overwhelmi | Atherton to Leslie Pres: which have been in vogue ove man ‘ord should have we ees | tod of years, have led to some st | (Copyri NEA Service, Inc.) ta ath ituations but the other day 1 vlad hour. H — Another One Vhetter, After turned the murder Aloft the funniest. yet. 1)~-Movie night j= other lady steps into court and falter he mild have kept the t rs in. Obviously, i raeire ‘ | A New ork eeuan, posst bathe of} = * 4 ; patie ated her toute: | ¢ wear 1 disposition t led to unpopularity | # ss OS SS | certain rien man has treated her foully:! the punishment should be made ty fit the erime. | kes fine ; ‘d much unhappiness, consul STATE BRIEFS |; - to love him and decumped. Has,| We may But just at p phar mu cho-unalyist. She couldn’t : pe i 6! in fine, bre r heart so, painfully that only! ent while tak ot just polite The Tw. ai ; jout what the matter i ie ie he ' ee nena The Deine aid net meod to Be | quite comaur i wean't INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT | He that is slow to wrath is of much good « wage the iurt America and st upon, wé beli in vaxed, you may be sure. The The psyeho-unal Li s. John N ho lives great understanding: but he that is ti am. [never been so interested about aac) Linton.—-Mrs, John Naasz, who lives the y Which breach ofp? xus, that taking a drink is the mations) crim HE nai i rs fi arrange a party und invite only her’ near this city, was seriously injured: hasty ef spiri alteth folly. . man who had thing in their lives before. When-all- the people. who ¢ was seriously injured | oere its cre filed i uw to keep on the boo! a Me ane aie Monday night’ when Jake Schweitzer | A Pale Ao ie Cossinuca) 4 drove an automobile head-on into aj The elephant is never won by an- But it least can keep from being deceived North Dakota’s Comeback eG ea = .on the sidelines and study his! team of horses being driven by Mr.iS@"; nor must the man who ‘would fo the true nature of most of the suits that are filed. | Merry Leicester, © | patient in relationship to her guests. | and Mrs, Naasz. Mrs, Naasz is in a|feclaim a lion take him by the teeth. : ; ( News) 5 paved with ston de of clinkers | ‘This: weird party was actually held | jucal hospital, badly injured about th eustoaater et Consider, if you can, a woman worthy of the ile |colleeted in domestic dustbins t eport has yet come from the | head und ribs. One of the horees Was North Dakota i ig buck as a leading ag uns like coer Invdonieptic ydustiine: put no report has yet come from the! head and ribs. One of the horses was name weking money to comfort her for an outr: ! anulyist. killed Raker finest fee ial he salavineseanuldare A] state 1 ia] The first message telegraphe opinion that another way \ ; i And » having consi SU Whig’ 18 What. are Vaneubeine told: by. ! public purposes in England led ng a similar end would be RABBIT HUNT ENDS ie— we Wo ask yourself if the average breach of promise roe hosdyatliay drecout attemehe farmnacrown Bol q.|#rrest of a murderer. only friends, hang dicta-} New England.—The official count! | Miss Martha Biggs, daughter of fo is mor kin to justice or to blackmail e e in the rabbit hunt condueted here last | Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Biggs, was award- st ind give proof of their recovery from the post Week shows that during the period | ed third place in the state, wide es: w ‘ ump by sending special train of 300 farmers to » show | of the, seventh annual hunt, 8,671 rab-| S8y contest conducted by the Elks hy Queer Weather itiend the International Livestock ‘ exposition in put ‘the whales when they eatch || KWERETT TRUE BY CONDO | tits Were killed. Hunters were d jlodge. The subject of the essay was fa California: won fame some years age by 1) j i at i nap ee | ” suid Nic | vided into two teams, ¢he winning| “The Constitution.’ tie -moc F f , a | Chieago and to visit St. Pauj and South St. Pa catch team getting 4,701 rabbits and the; ( ag al the peculiar nature of its th There was a San é Aranpformdlow ig wnsing, madas by ailiverd Aatoniabed losing side 3,970, A banquet for all|, Jerome Stowell, Flasher youth who Francisco fire, You may remember, that made great i a rae f What dof hunters closed the season's hunt. has won state and national recogai- ber in the earth and toppled tall buildings down | [@f™ing. The business of, raising wheat only hales is? Minnies? To be| ? jie tion n efficient boy farmer, has in. 7 i : beng changed. It still constitutes the leading crop ; , a dozen in a tin-box, | NEW ENGLAND HAS NEW STORE‘ been invited to deliver a talk over in # manner hgely like an earthqu itong witli it-are othe. crops ana stock tesa: | chewed arennds in. ” New England.—Butnitsky & Gloss | the radio from the Fargo broadcast- [Now it orida’s turn, Miami, we read, spent a ONE WIR Te ale Ener ChODe eee ne |. The laughed. last week. opened a new general store | ing station on December 15. The talk ME AUALGUIHERER A CARAIAD A: Wai Water Ii ‘These are coming to be of increasing import: | they vo big for that,” said Nick. here at the corner 6f McKenzie street Will be made during the state boys’ ae cere tated bes “Vance, The North Dakota farmer is learning not |“But they have to put them some- and First. avenue, The men also, and girls’ club conference. Twelve the cellars and with people going to work in bath ee Be ..| Where when they catch them, don't: operate a general store at Elgin. boys and girls from Morton county Re Salts jto put all his eggs in one basket. While ‘wheat is | they’ ; | Hl pales have been chosen to represent the AVA chit iaardbvet what icaused ile Nok ‘worth $160,000,000 a y there i3 a busin of} fh r my timber: er} FOUR TONS OF RABBITS KILLED | clubs at the conference. p have: eard ye caused it. Not a ‘s : x a ‘with glee. “Just listen, now azelton.—It is estimated that four . ASS $25,0 i y a ‘ais % cf + * of course. Probably it was a leaky faucet, 000,606 in dairying and nog rgising. imate, if you'd put one o’ the tons of rabbits were killed last week KING IS LABORER farming becomes more diversified the farm- - . we'd all in a contest between the married men} | Rome. -Ghogbo, King of the Mendi, jbig boys on this boat Hang Ree ; West African tribe, is employed as ri ers of that state will ils ally between |#, visit to Davy Jones at the and the single men of Hazelton. A|% y employ Coasting eS bat chats Will Ob ARISt COnmaREY SetNEEE Tae so we would: Ni total of 850 rabbits was the result of | laborer some dhere in Europe under Put a couple of inches of snow ona stréet and | ‘2st und famine, There will be a condition of [There's no roam on this boat for « the hunt, the single men winning the | (ie, adonted pie ot Babert Taylor. : ity, which in the long r akes e|whale or even a little whale. They're | most points, i says joes not care give a boy a sled and he'll be happy for the rest of | Enferm See im he. lene tani makes fer Uae | Tek ae ener alittle whale. Phere! ii} pent aP is to rule his kingdom. the day. Le i 2 | The “NY __ELGIN A HOG MARKET But if the street happens to be in a city he may} ‘aul is glad to welcome the ‘North. Dakota | said, Elgin—Twenty carloads or hogs MAR~ItA4R ~ ne along and I'll tell you all rmers because its d Bs gee = cut have been shipped from this point al30 be in the hospital for the rest of the day—and , "me own destiny 16 [nked with 12 i AAR AR oie so far this year, in addition to 195 Gray ie ' hans tty hi | — —-—_— | big ship, re a heavy row boai : 5 : a It's too bad, but it's a fact that the city child A One Mang iGER |stood near the rail. In it were some| One cream station, up to November 1, no business coasting unless he goes to the country | 2h: DREcREA NB ROe Jong sharp things that ‘looked like | has paid to farmers in. this: locality or to some park where streets are set aside for the (Valley City Times Record) Hehe Cente ee eee cena COR ROLIB FEAL BBS, SAEN BE S55,F8226- meynose,, The inain attests, ara. toondapecrous, Mr. Nye is down at Washington telling the sen of tub with a neat coil of heavy rope} COMPLETES work ON RESERVA. TION, Fort, Yates.—Dr. L.\J. Nipher, gov- ernment dentist, has gone to’ Bis- Buy Christmas Seals ards and yards long. The harpooner and three other} men go out in this boat when they} ants to truthfully rep If the genteman is telling the | ators and others that he | vent, North Dako‘ One of the most worthy charities at Yuletide is | truth, and his acticns before he went down belie the , sight a aslet said Bob. “The har-| Petia wnere Be wit eas one : Fae eg ee Se atiyen a SE Sa crag. /Pooner is the man who throws o at the Indian school. While here he represented by the Christmas Seals. Money derived statement, he will get whole-heartedly behind Pres: | $f these ‘long sharp knives. with | extracted 300 teeth and put in 400 from their sale brings relief to millions and often ident Coolidge. The majority of he peopie of this /hooks on ‘em. They are called har-| fillings for children at the agency restores many to health. Bismarck should go over | State voted for the president,and gave him a sub- a nis | school. Z for the top in grand style. The money is carefully ad- | stantial majority, but Nye has not tecognized that Spe) seey eet. BUYS INTEREST IN FII Killdeer—A deal has been whereby Anton Fritz of the Killdeer Mereantile company sold his inter- ests therein to his former partner, jnear to the whale, then the harpoon-|. ler throws his harpoon at the whale. |It has a rope on the end of it. | “The harpoon is really a knife with: | hook on the baek, as you can see,, |so that when it goes into the whale| ministered. Your gifts will bring additional cheer if they are generously bedecked with these little seals of merc; fact in any of his newspaper work. He is now try- ing to slide into that senate seat under false pre- tenses, The league papers are saying that the ap- Finer Te YovR MATCH WON'T LIGHT) ture ON OAKS CET’S seq \e YT WORKS ON SOFT and / Y 5 gen We ointme: Nye ja tiie w: ave f Ralph Koop, and J. C, Oberg. Th gbny your Christmas seals early and often, be many of Fse iz the wish of a mejority of re-! the hook can't be pulled out agein, iG new partner hus traveled in Capel Larger Vv lu me —_—— publicans of this state. it is a gross misrepre-|Of course, the whale tries to get cinity for the Winston, Harper, Fish- . Two aviators ‘collided in the San Diego Bay ‘the | sentation. er company. choice of one man elected through a fluke ana | tertble, through and by the treachery of another man run-| ning as a republican who made it possible for the Henry Ford is teaching the ‘old dances but some | S°vernor to get ‘his job. Mr. Nye is not the choice Phi Gare efi deethe shinny, of the republicans of North Dakota or as a matter *® | of fact he is not the choice of the league leaders. His anoclaGneae de ae ‘away, and’ lashes around something 1 our baki Ppo the reau:t of the} but he can't, because a ue YOUE bakings rope’ und hook hold him. After while he gets tired and dies, and the men in the boat pull him along after them, on top of the water, until he comes right alongside the vessel. But they don’t haul him on board. No sirree! He’s too bie! They tie him with ropes and let him float there | until they are ready to get the blub- Ber off him.” “What is ‘blubber?” asked Nancy. Other day. More ammunition for the Mitchell court- Electric martial, ' States are using 4 the United 50 motor buses. Annual meeting Lloyd Spetz Post ‘No. 1, Wednesday evening, December 9th. . Re- ports of outgoing officers. In- stellation of new officers. All members ‘are urged ‘to attend. | Same Price [for over 35 years 25 Ounces for 25 If cough syrup contained a greater ‘kick” more| Jt is a one man’s choice and @ most unpopular one . people would have colds. at that, i