The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 4

PAGE FOUR The Bismarck Tribune! tion of the radio fans. A complete survey is nec- essary as a first step to Iccate “trouble” in the air. What the country in in» mood to demand Ie © y of | facts. o.° 5 i it will draw its | | | In the Spring a Donkey’ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE s Fancy— z well all et a An Independent Newspaper | REE. Paatias bea Cola ' THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER Found, Another Hero 5 (Established 1873) | The high seas, the fields of battle, the fire-swept y a i ; 4 yo Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, | t¢nements call forth the heroism that is in man., . peta N. D., Chel Gadd at the postoffice at The lure of the horizon line calla him to unexpldred Bismarck, as second class mail matter. | Yegions in far countries, The hunt for gol i che ‘ H \ y gold or sci blonde, beautiful | pencil George 1. Mann..........President and Publisher | ontitic treasures atouses his courage and -fightitie | jn GaEe neste SEN caltae 43 | wetore Subscription Rates Payable in Advance qualities. | a “New Year's party {rom ae Soquaeat iato her pu Daily by carrier, per year. -$7.20 But there is another kind of bravery, less dashing, Vguensh ans ininta no relatives, no| And it made complete Barbara Daily by mail, per year, ( : 7.20 calmer, more deliberate. It is the heroiam of the jrends—and her teauty 12 a men-| Bibb's estimate, at eighteen, of her Daily by mail, per year, 99 Commonplace, where the man of science risks his | ece to herself. * perplexing, restless, striving, driv- Ue eed 5.00 life and health for his fellows Bhe ‘gues to the party seeking| ing, seeking, puzsling self. Daily Ly mail, outside of North Dakota «++ 6.00, = id ‘ companionship and adventure—but the heading of “My Member Audit Bureau of Circulation On a cot in Jahns Hopkins Hespital, Baltimore, most of all forgetfulness from the abs sts lies such a hero, suffering intenses pain, but ready | ever-preasing problem of poverty. Member of The Associated Press for more. His heroism has endured day after day She lande at the smart little sub- ' Tue Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for 28 years. His name is Dr. Frederick It urban town where her chance met | * ‘ use for republication of all news dispatches credited Ff aabig ns sade jee agit hostess lives; with just one dime— to it or not otherwise credited in paper, and also | Baetjer. ond four weeks’ board bill due tt tockings: } the local news of spontaneous origin published here- Dr. Baetjer is an X-ray scientist. His experiments the rooming house she teft behind ish ce. ? pel underwear 82.00 in. All rights of republication of all other matter have cost him eight fingers, He is blind in one eye. ia New Yorks A-biteeard ropes Obl: i iso * | ** herein are also reserved, * 7 ~ ' etde the railroad station as she ar- ' He has undergone 72 operations. | vives, which strikes @ responsive { Foreign Representatives Burns from the X-ray caused a peculiar shriveling | chord t her heart, where a bligeard G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY of his flesh. Ulcers formed. The only remedy was recklessnes# is furiously storm- “ * CHICAGO DETROIT | the knife.’ | Sutnesonyee Tower wa? FB ais Kresge Bldg.; Dr. Baetjer says he will carry on. He is looking’ | “Now start the story! AYNE, BURNS AND SMITH forward ta mare experiments when he leaves his NEW YORK 2 : Fifth Ave. Bldg. | pod, | cube The cont sheet ota, ae a ea ae ates = Ce han bee * ‘Nt his point, showed a total of ; ‘ (Official City, State and County Newspaper) hs N-ray has seared his flesh but cannot wilt hi She remembered that her norse,| Something bitterly tronic in the PRELIMINARIES HAVE STARTED a arson Wake pr ee Ballard My money... ewe Politicians work in a mysterious way their wonders The story of how Sam Walter Foss came to write | ait nad Seatac ha cborohgabrea 3 canned inet a pathetic and i to perform. This is the season of preliminaries. “The House by the Side of the Road” is interesting | | $1,000. Those awful slippers....... 1.75 { There is a wealth of political goose-stepping as well and contains a little lesson in human kindness, | Conceive a Tattersall's for hu-| And something tragic im the , , | as the usual hurling of monkey wrenches. All of said Foss was tramping in New England. Tired, he; | : mans. ‘Admit that she was a thor- es eLP exactiy o” ; acts are staged to impress mere voter that the bi- sought the -hade of a tree along the raadkide. | ° | Qughbred, too. @Vhat price would (Minus Depreciation) ennial field day is here; messages to be delivered | Nearby was a crude sign which read, “There is a} Wine i she fetch? and received; he must be duly impressed with the spring here; if you are thirsty, drink.” A little! 7 | “What m rotten investment 1] ,,S¢, Wat & snob, A Che Ha a devious processes loosened for his salvation. farther on was a bench on which was written, “Sit my \ am!” she decided. a@ young lady of leisure. That was Fortunately, the average voter has a sense of down and rest if you are tired.” A basket of ap- | Lonely, brooding, in her singlejoh the day her father deserted, humor and the jockeying for position does not im- ples was placed near, with the sign, “If you like ap | v | seat on the Ryeneck train, she had leaving her mother and herself Pp % ar ty negative ad of positive fac- press him greatly. He functions as a rule in a ples, help yourself. | | Mstened for 45 minutes to the chat-|tors in the economic scheme of most independent way and often his decisions are | Who had placed the signs there? Foss sought the | | ter of @ prosperous foursome seat: | things. diseoncerting to the politician who plays a tight owner and found a kindly-faced, old man, ed directly attead of her. They| And three weeks ago she bad be- game. “Well,” the old man said, “we had water aplenty | talked endlessly of money and Sil ate Ma Honig’ Ngitiretgare gerd ance, the special election for a United and I thought it would be a good thing to share it) (2 | 7 ‘ three weeks old. She was~worse tor is a situation that the primary laws With thirsty travelers. This is a pleasant spot to! | © | ees he followed {tat ® snob. She wae actually dis- not cover so the politicians must revert to the rest so I brought down an old bench from the attic. | Fi oshractor td mi ne ae nite tg i eae Per pd oh not haere ark ages” of the convention system with all that We have more apples than we can dispose of, so ma | of. conversational gravity to the | crime of living blithely on nothtag. entails. Of course, the réversion is purely volun- and I thought it would be nice to divide with others, depo gin: Next Monday she would get a , ay tary und part of the game of political sabotage so we bring some down every day. It seems to do piietas wassatibid ake coca Pte eae a which Roy Frazier, chairman of the Republican’ f00d so we kept it up.” x ! never learn to like gin. But money | luxury. : State Central committee, delights in. He is the No matter how remote is your corner by the side ; and horse—Dear Lord, how she| At the bottom of the incline “Bottom” of the little drama staged for June 20. of the road, you can be a friend to those who pass | mleged them! How she missed ee Bel ryino road He must play each part and drown out the voices of your way. « | Sables and Benedictine! How ‘she | ius $434.88 worth of million- all others in the dramatis personae. He is the Mus- Seat é : After dusting off the o'd phono.| MMssed Antoinette the maid ard |aciigr’ girl paused under the vie- solini of North Dakota politics. He would rather Colonists in Palestine have a plan for producing | hit them with a heavy | Rated thoee awful slippers! duct. be right than be sheriff of Divide. hydro-electric power by transfer of Mediterranean | ie Bie stiliow/sbeambsgera con. ths Re ited a F onbe orl Now Senator Nye can run as a Republican or as “ea water through pipes or aqueducts to the Dead; vou did not | Ants and poison ivy are eager to] 5:18 filled the waiting room and | which she had negotiated the first an Independent, Chairman Frazier has put both Sea. The ancient lake would be made to give UP| rene T think it et the “picnickers and summer! i carriage arch ae itn ths hundred. yards of her . oprney. Plates before him in the state's political cafeteria. | 350,000 horsepower. * H Ivf exelarge ES Ke et | bound at dark of New Year's Eve. Sethe irackaaee Amtecra inte the He have either the light or the dark meat— ‘ths ae { ea, ‘ your pardon, "I | When driving over rough roads 4] ‘There is cocktail in the moment. (night's cold fury. A. billion sno but Frazier insists that Nye get full political rations! Kansas City (Kas.) bankers are bidding $1000 for! wij not open f outh again, yo ft top is just as important as a They crowded Settee flakes lashed her back to the caver- and the state is saved until the next crisis shakes the bandits—dead or alive. Bandit stock isn’t s> very| may he sure. You see I was so | joor. Their ga: ;|mous skelter. There she seats of the mighty. , | bullish in Kansas City right now. ‘The bankers have thats oe modeling: fot socr ean qur garden re: eae pi eerie sa Nersicf a! oa dered the she d A : However, Senator Nye and L. B. Hanna have a, made a good investment. ee eee ior vale 6 ieee red,| erow in ! stood. Not a boudolr, exac y i \j 5 pus, hungry and tired stor 9 gentleman's agreement to run as independents to! ea” aS J e. you said jut bon Sa With ‘defiite, pla ures. ‘ simplify matters, To Roy Frazier, a gentleman's Control of Highways 1 { the, ett thine.” sad Madame Seria but when T EAA ep type thy Sern Sede aac eeene agreement is abhorrent in politics and to be avoided _ Absolute control of trunk highways, even ee Pr Maa? _f think 1) Woman a spring hat. above her wi She fastesed * 4 with the energy every ounce of avoirdupois his body , the city and village limits, has been given to ie, omething of is. Fit take! what, inakek Bie, maddie Dhectiy Oral there with the coral girdle, contains. | Minnesota state highway department under a Fecent} py. | It is so sweet of vox hard T think | 80 interesting is guessing at what it iin’: unwed 10) hagetemmieaie: Among the Facisti of North Dakota, there can be ae * the Supreme ee Jete. Stop or| Knew how 1 will work and so 3 sMetropotitan, in| means. - antly, elegantly. elegantly, qd "5 2 y dulls ' The ruling is sweeping and complete. Sto} thing you want me to do if ¥ can on Soe ie that direc. |, You'ean’t tellif @ man with spring she thumbed her nose.. One, two, ee ee ee Cerecrment.. -Heemony dujls the edge) ‘signs cannot be placed on the highway without | take lessons under Tortentio. *s at dives: 14 ooh is skiplane ieeslt oF Sine ithree. Shivering, giggling, she es y 2 oO Pp “ cl of politics and makes the game too slow for Frazier. 8° S!8! Well, child, it's all on the knees) tion. fish tale H ‘marched again into the whi The average voter, however, he may love a loud the permission of the highway department and alll of the gods from now on. Re a zoodta half hour. | You Sy An meee stow. It malted, flake. by Bake, and lusty fighter must be impressed with the sense | 2Fdinances regulating reas along state highways girl and he patient, | ne ait or (Copyright. 1928 OL ES eane citer agalnat the warmed silk of her of fair play that directs the councils of both factions ' must conform to the state laws. a TOMORROW—| ighten them or n stockings, ‘ in so far as the senatorial situation is concerned.| This decision defines the intent of the state con- T geee quae Serviee, Inc.) 4 eee: At this writing, the gentleman's agreement is to be stitution to give the highway department complet» ti y looked puzzled A HP SS ery +... Shrill laughter; second. observed even though the game of polities becomes! supervision over a uniform trunk highway system. Sap aciteoas greedy, Mat A THOUGHT | fie gine ie eer ee ee e oled him. i Adam more refined in the doing. | Se of TWINS Te was the same. everywher oes i house, Wake for the-dying year. There should be no swerving from the original, Chapman's lawyers failing in a writ of habeas ‘ S | simply coult not hide. Everson aids er eae Later corks and things would , _ agreement. Those interested merely in political corpus will now apply for a writ of coram nobis OLIVE ROBERTS BADTO! { niet selSiwiente rt silly?” he liars—Pa, Nes. Paran ct a hae ‘Bese tgicllenag: sabotage are entitled to no consideration. ! Every little writ has a meaning of its own in this! — yiagky LEARNS A LESSON | most wept. “As long as I was mud- In all nations truth is the most With a bit of her wit and a lt cS ieralisit pec | caieiof leeulieiltiks Muskrat, ov 1 ahoelds “5 peared ina gts could. see nie ane if na ees lige the ee of liquid in a bowl, Ni . i 3 was safe. at's what get for| difficult, and ye 8 A Studying Demand : aes aan Fe led prem ehaa yey Oy th} being unhappy and vain. I'm going} thing.—Mme Pee a ad heen nee Farmers probably can control production within | that led from the| tek to Serub-Up Land and see if 1 a 4 | Baul eit Wao mmscea tie certain limits, but influence over it will always be Editorial Comment j Land Where: 5 Me. "a badui a all the pate off} TRAMP: Could-you spare a poor | cle, oblivious of the unfrtqndly, imperfect. But they can study supply and demand No one would have known him -| wiih magic turpentine, and that's the| man something to eat? bitter outdoors—all but one. é Ps y ly supply | aa rs 4 wea | not even his own mother—with his) ang of the stor: HOUSEWIFE: NM ocall my. hus- ‘Augustus and so regulate their‘ operations as to minimize | Ml Di U. S. Senato: j biue body, pink yellow head, red| “"\ratky ts mudceolored to this day.| band, cver-production. As ong writer puts it, the farmer, From Well Digger to U.S. S r legs and green and biack feet, (To Be Continued) TRAMP: No, thanks; ma’am! I'm wea delightful fee ca ena dienonaliaticntiin to what checcomntmer (Valley City Times-Record) eae hab Uet had happened to! ‘conyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)|no eunnibal. y wants. | The returns from the recent election in South Da- i dub was not to blame. It was-entire- IT WAS HER FATHER LIGHT WEIGHT | CHAMP Farms in America today are preducing fifteen keta show Peter Norbeck won for United States | ly Marky's, I mean Mufty's, own! we: Didn't 1 see you taking a| “There goes the light weight cham-| Pagar yey Vy jmarehee million tons of foodstuffs in excess of the demand.! Senator with a majority beyond the expectations of | "Ql 16+ ne reached the little secret bai ter Hee moat yours acres Alls de : Naturally the farm market then becomes a “buyer’s his most optimistic supporters. It was surely 4j bush that marked the place where | ¢.ther, “No. buteher.” With an old envelope and a stub ; market”. It is economically true that demand for| great endorsement for him. And if the quality of | Cathe pikand ended ed he Shrine - aggeS ORES TRE pe le noe 1 ere ee if he 4 foodstuffs fluctuates even with staple articles, Ap-|his service in the senate is equal to the quality of| “It looked a lot 1" tne same old; help it si om. petite for the various kinds of food depends largely the work done shesaatanet ey Dubote in the drill. | meadow, and the saine old woods and|] FW RE RETT TRUE BY CONDO tb the sostearveuare ue eee eh as prosperity waxes and wanes. Food ccntrol dur- | ing of artesian wells, the result of the electicn is nov} pong But now it was getting so| t : pay a : 7 i i 5 y i asta Seige aa ——————— ence of arithmetic. ened against the cold glass and ing the war changed the food habits of the worl to be wondered at. One oe by is Disglggiss green iat Ip seally. cantar be quite [I've FINISHED READING THE PAPER, AND It’ the problem of mathematics |bawled back a v and agriculture has not become adjusted wholly to; Valley City. Peter G. Dav son and neig! s |" No, Marky, I mean Mufty, was! | WANT ‘You “To READ AN ARTICLE IN was difficult, the problem of he: 8 yes I do.’ that situation which, of eourse, is merely another , ployed Mr. Norbeck to sink a well for them some gure it wasn’t. | Much had happened) | MATRIMONY, © conduct was insoluble. - Laas Prove. leone ber #150 phase of the problem of demand. ‘eighteen years ago. The Times-Record hopes that SerubUp aid tek er ou ° Fo $75 coral girdle and ren — Different foods compete. The citrus grcwers,! Senator Nerbecks nomination will be followed by an to the country. itself. the holiday blizzard, your problem | the opening door. : through intensive publicity and a compact organiza- i election next November by a majority equally de- tha aateney, sallaes nee pub. ane to get to your dinner as quickly ee fcealo belie gene tion, have increased their sales. In doing so thev cisive. Hin thick patches and all sorts of early Ene snow-choked roads will let Rane age Pekiness SE Sige 4 may have crowded off the breakfast table some food | .— syeaieT re | Pnnis were. SremanRe nee the spond. Bho glanced up from eight of his foot on her tall. item raised in this or some other cereal producing | The Prohibition Hearings lwithiis meaty aalete: of "aveen: ot Sauces : tee a tig spon Pri era O p45 4 yee peared. Bis. state. (New York Times) “I'll bet you, that old crow is udget sigh. ere was, ‘ween whnced 4 i ‘i Matky her and her distiration (if, indeed, | Presented to the newcomer. : Not. so many years ago bread wax furnished free’ Whether there has been a change in popular sen- | Around, Son wRitS, Tene Mio ang had one) a frozen. night, high | But it was.uoticeable that his” in restaurants and dining cars. In: most places 'timent about the prohibition law, it is one object cf the feashore about this time of year, drifting aw, end, tans inte the ha ore MS : nae SXEHONS, pte) i ji ‘1 i in i | ve to look out. ni a blast of the storm, the far, vulpine of sizing her’ up, now, bread must be ordered specially and paid for) the senate judiciary committee to ascertain in the Obs A SS eae binge of She Abe ee pine Ott ait pak tee toca ) as other items on the menu. This simple change in| public, hearings which it yesterday authorized, longs here, too! To say nothing of ing through’ the @rifts to Nan A Shoe for Ci Hi: policy affects the farmer's market and becomes also! In fixing the purpose and scope of the heating,| that old chicken hawk, who likes ARTICLES ON: MATRI- ‘Agama house, where there; is to- joe for Cinderella res A on | muskrat quite as well as chicken, ? fi igh: She recognized the look in Pe one of the problems of demand. it is of the highest importance to concentrate a eee oe oT One wells Ine Mony 2 {| | night » party. h It is apparent that a great proportion of th| what the publie wants to know. always kept out ‘of, thei way. Me wHeRe imine sath ob. oe, rouaplady: trie’s eyes. wy: fee ithe fought * Zarmer's problems must be settled on the farm and) ‘There is no need of airing theories on either side. Galt noes to be afraid now. Besides (3 IT ig ia THE Comic Sun epee Jari ham the r that Congress can give but little lasting relief. It 41) mere protests and preachments should be cut| “Suddenly he heard a sound that! PAGS @ And @ quarter of a mile of Si- me Ati ‘eyes unhooked is hard to establish by agreement limited produc-! +, the lowest possible terms. made him shiver. It was a faint flan- beria to the nearest of these fine Ww. 8 : z ¢ the United ; hich the people desire | Ping of wings that came nearer and seignorial houses. of. Ryeneck! Bhe. could. leave at once. tion. In 1912, spring wheat farmers of the d| The essential questions on whic! peop! i nearer, The girl finished her scribbling. ie woulln’t. She remem- States decreased their acreage 5.6 per cent; their! 14 need enlightenment relate less to the wisdom) At last’it was quite close. And bered the first. time she had seen yield ii d 72.7 per cent. In 1919, acreage was f the original enactment of prohibition, | Mister Hawk's hateful voice called and looked out-to ponder the ele-|that look in a-man's eyes. It was yield increased 72.7 pei 4 . or folly of the origin: bility’| down from a tall beech tree, “Hello ments of a new problem. Consider-|at & masquerade. She was Bo increased 14.2 per cent, but the yield fell off 41.7. than to the present truth and the future probability | there! Who are you? I saw you a fng the night from her vantage| Peep. He was a mendicant friar - 7 concerning the enactment of the law. [wuale ae pe guiped?, Masty point, with the station radiator at |a@nd his masked eyes hegged. She Wonders of Radio Is it more, or ix it less, vigorous and successful | pit ou really 3 her elbow, she found in its gusty | ask Apis Riee A abneeE bie Ay i 3 L “] 4 h a lot loam. Tuesday evening, March 29, the Zion, Ill., radio than it was? f unit Should say said the hawk. gene uneniligg | Mama said: the air, About ; inted by official cor- | “You're as bright as a circus poster. : | Mama station put a ipl allay “eh ob ic ps How deeply has it been tain’ y Whats’ your name?” < eee \ m ee fee edmpliment, in alway, # } ‘ raged wor izzal je “M-M-Mufty Musqusl said the . r - ' + gloved wore down, but the utility company |""P0 gous it cost and what would be the stagger-| litle muskrat sneaking away into] [ COOK “THROUGH THE aul cael Beas Mae . | some soon it ¥ Me one to whie! now -sent four men out in the pte Pas trag i to je ing total if congress dared vote rave money com as he was out of sight, he ran for all PASSER ANP pst i P she was inured; but: nat recon: i necessary repairs and t! roadeas| force the prohibition law . e was worth, ‘i cet not & comfortable laugh. |Ciled. She bitterly resented Petrie _ the ry $ pletely to ase lesa Dat thay arviad |G “there!” Stop and say a civil see cnn the lurching tumbrel, on and bis ginny small talkpbut gave was cad ay Gua Bok Gea came i concrete kind to which witnesses before the sen- Msenig: tose ia Rie ear ve or : tine, Taughed [bim‘the rmile of a porcelain. au- ‘ate committee should be eee to_apenk ne. ¢X- | chasing you (4 halt « ralle..I thous! f Soar ‘ : ‘=| clusively and relevantly as poss! "i | It was Reddy this time. The| tinued) Bae mo good. | little Muskrat hoy shivered harder ‘A mere collision of advocates will do us 1 “ . Loe you b p : | a and, sucked th Copyright, 4925, by Tiffany Wella Inughed Reddy. “You! = é as the