The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 3

~ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1926 AY (Continued from. page ene) demand is made in Fngland and France, forgetting that money made in this coantry should baild Up, this country. Looking from the window of this little ranch house, you see five men baling alfalfa, cut last October, and now as green inside the stack as when it was cut. Twenty-eight dollars a ton is the price it brings, here on the ranch, and the crop runs eight tons ito the acre, seven’ crops a season. Tell Eastern farmers about that. The Holstein cow, looking at the baling machine gives five gallons of milk a day, enough for all on the ranch, with some left over for ‘butter. David Macaulay, who is handling the alfalfa bales, says: “They would not believe that, back Lakewood, N.g” Many’ things are happening. far from this spot on the Mojave desert, and some should be mentioned. A judicial decision, declaring the tax on gifts iNegal, is welcome. That law was simply a good excuse for selfish- ness, unwilling to give away anything. Every man_ worth I property, as fast as he can, in the name of his wife and children, and beyond the reach of any foolishness that he may develop later. ~~ Congress devotes thirty-four mil- lion dollars to. aircraft, not enough, but better than nothing. And the total appropriation for the navy, three hundred and sixteen millions. “ The idiocy of that last figure is clear by the fact that if war of nodern kind should come the air- would have to protect our hun- dreds of millions worth of ships float- ing on the water. Only submarines and flying machines would be of any value. In any real business, managed by competent business men, such tras! ‘as our battleships would have been junked long ago. { The Government, fighting the Na- tional Food Products corporation, ex- plains that the plan is “to fight tendency toward trusts, rather than to attack trusts already existing. The battle against ‘big business, which. is the real name of the “trust,’ was fought and Tost Jong ago. Modérn business, to succeed, must be big business. The Government's business is to supervise big business, control it, and encourage it, not dis- courage it. No business in the United States is as big as it ought to be. Anthony Bimba, editor of. a Com- munist newspaper, to be tricd for blasphemy, under a law two hundred and twenty-nine years old, is necused of denying the existence of God. His lawyer will say that the Constitution, which guarantees free speech, rules out the blasphemy charge. Why not leave the case to the Ruler whose omnipotence the vast ieve? He has power to barren fig tree was wi I is ipossible that omnipotence is not much interested in what Mr. Bimba » believes. ‘ The way to make foolishness. ‘blas- phémous or other, important, is to take it seriously. Ee ed Si 8 He said this-grasping nation.was try- ing to get a mortgage on the whole world. . The whole world seems to want to sell us a moMgage, for dollars, and we are buying billions of the world’s bonds, which may come home to roost at very few cents on the dallar. Jrotzky’s judgment on wealth tt sound. it cannot be. His salary * fvom the Rissian government is only twenty-two dollars a week, and with that he must pay Communist dues, income tax, etc. Russia’s prime min- ister, Rykoff, and all other members of the cabinet get only twenty-eight dollars a week. | What can they know about Ameri- can finance? What chance have they of persvading. America’s workmen to “rise and throw off their chains? When Trotzky says to our workers, “You have nothing to lose but your ghains,” the American carpenter a swers “Excuse me, 1 have also eigh cen dollars a day. Some chains.” Petrolle-Vogel fight at Mad- ison Square Garden tonight, giftn ont round by round at Grand Pacific Billiard Parlors. No telephone calls answered. No regular meeting of the Elks tonite: Use Gas. the.scientific fuel. eee while should put] yj; fornia gold ru: 5 for Vingie E. Roe and Frank Lloyd to give. the heroine of this great epoch her due. < eae Road,” featuring Anna _Q. Nilsson, Lionel Parrymore and Robert Frazer, whichis being shown at the Eltinge today and Sat- urday, is the screen complement to America’s pionger_ womanhood. In her novel, “The Splendid Road,” upon which the film is based, Miss Roe deals with the struggles, the handicaps and romance of Sandra De- Hault, who came to California from Boston to play a man’s game in a man’s wa California in ’49 was a hot bed of crime and disorder, the lust for gold and land being superior to conven: tions, system or life itself. The law was what men made it. Seldom has the screen offered such an inspiring character as Sandra. Miss Nilsson is said to give her best screen portrayal in the visualization of the pioneer woman. . Robert Frazer is seen opposite Miss n as Stanton Halliday, budding er and power in the new gold country end, Lionel Barrymore, as Dan Clehollis, is the third member of the featured triumvirate. AT THE CAPITOL Syd Chaplin, starring in “The Man on the Box,” the Warner Bros. Classic of the Screen, which is open- ing at the Capitol Theatre on Mon- day, is suid to have surpassed even the’ success of “Charley's Aunt,” in his latest comedy production. ‘This picturization of the famous novel and play by Harold MacGrath was adapt- ed to the screen by Charles A. Logue, and the scenario was written by Ju- lien Josephson. Charles “Chuck” Reisner, who plays one of the lead- ing roles, was the director. ——$— BOTH WED ON SAME DAY London.—The Hon. Patrick Kin- naird an former wife, Margaret Stella Kinnaird, from whom the ob- tained a divorce a few months ago, recently each married again on the same day. Too Late To Classify LOST—A barrel of,a Shaeffer foun- tain pen. Reward. 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