The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 3

. tion THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926 EVERYBODY RELIES ON WEATHER MAN; ‘HE'S ASKED ALL KINDS OF QUESTIONS Most people of a Christian nation) flock of frightened squirrels to save delieve that an Omnipotent Presence] its nuts. erns the weather, and they also| ‘The weatherman has a finger in nts of Scientists| every pie. “In fact, it is the entire tin the weath-' lunch, supply at the -high school: in! Some have faith that/ Davenport, Lowa. On uncertain . ‘bring sunshine or rain.| mornings the manager of the cafe- minority ‘hat, it is to be hoped,| teria there telephones to the weath- email as it is supposed to be,| er man to agcertain what will happen ty for the weath-| about noon: fli ihe prognosticates | on the Weather-Man—the United] rain she empties the larder, knowing | a weather foreeaster—blames| that many of the pupils willbe de- pmfortable temperatures, | terred from going home for lunch. cious rainy days, fer! in lowa amd Hlinois the forecaster ernudoes and blizzards and thinks n eye on the Canadian borde adly of him only when he serves he is not drinking with his eyes.) her that suits individual need merely watching for * cold ispovition. joba and es ‘ons even believe that the ‘the wild] ly ean forecast He can then notify | depart for their camps down the river and near th lakes, Without his fid they before N Vie ij Il, with it in Kome. mystic Pieler certain sort) nd have it delivered} they licard © situate dete Helps Find Lost Plage When a hydroplane was f@rced, be- cause of lack of fuel, to land in th Gulf recently, navakofficials appealed to the weather man at w Orleans | sefore starting their search. ,Al-/ though the plane landed eighteen ed States meteor. St. “tte asking to.be in- once of the weather that provided on a date several the future, as he wished to ction on the designated similar request came from ul woman who was a member up planning an outing for old’ ologist formed would be weeks hold the wind had carried it. Scrutinizing’ his charts, the weather man divu 2 that northeast winds of twelve miles} an hour one day and twelve to twenty~ four miles an‘ hour the next, drove the plane southwest, but that sv from the hurricane in the © Gulf carried it west, hence fhe west-southwest ‘of point. It*was. Relying on the w .ner man, the officials of the f! . mills at Willis- ton, N. D., suc&ecded in killing an incursion of moths without the —Proper Weather for Sleighride “For the past two or three years My. Ryker has received each winte season an anonymous letter, evidently written by some young person, be- seerhing him to provide on a date specified the proper weather condi- presumably ample snow, moon- d moderate temperature—for party. Repetition of} the request, without complaint, that former supplications had nof been! pense of chemical insecticides BCI ocd answered, suggests that the weather stead of closing the mill and ‘ at the SOUnery i nat the appficant could|ing” the moths and eggs. the usual] tive. the other treatment of these visitors, the com- . that the local weather! pany requested the weather man to not issue, officially, @/ notify them when # temperature of ing more than 24 hours} minus 20 degrees was expected for| fting. |at last several hours. Then, by ex nding that it is the cus-| tinguishing the fires and opening fun at the forecasts and | doors and windows, they would free: frequently erring, data! the moths. The weather man’s signal the forecaster has the! for the slaughter preceded a drop to| + use a large majority minus 30 degrees that night, with| sts found to have! minus 17 degrees the highest tempera- Their reliability has! ture on the following day. The moths establivhed that Mr.) undoubtedly appreciated the fire in ‘a telephone list of 40] their subsequent abode. | houses and, other places) Within five minutes the weather calls by requ’st during the man may be supplicated by sold temperatures. are] Murderds of moths and prospectiv tions, it is a.m pose the weather-man cern | would sanding than we think. to be the bearer of bad than when news f . disappointing ba women that in Washington, light sleig ew York, chell « is for the uppose # few d the coast G rica to ies nothin “WwW nds have to him and t ‘brides. After.a girl gets| @ proposal she deserts the gypsy for the weather man. To Sct Wedding Day “What will it-do on June 52” she asks sweetly, as a March wind roars without. “There's to be a wedding in our family.” The weather man immediately har- bors suspicions, but, much as he would like to be of assistance, he explains that he doesnt forecast three month: in advance. The young woman taken aback. Never has she been s disappointed since learning there was no Santa Clau: “Call me up Juiie 14.” he suggests. “perhaps I can help you then.” “But what can I do then?” are a few of these, doing cement agin vers rge of heafing s and hunters awaiting snowfall king of game or the sends the waterfowl on others who look to the the weather conditions Watched s replaced the rtance. something take the p but y husband tious and say ona be x ail be baled, newly be shielded, rail- will guard against ns will argue with ed dentists One nd 1 an de » be she he Get awnings, if necessary Despite the above erate aaa th 9 from him and He worries about the w of fashion’ is ‘su wher ch whieh All ind perat portend a hur warn risk of not warning su he will not be married not miles from Burrwood, La., they knew first movie, and then turned her down, near Red's home town cf Wheaton, and is now in Hollywood. hard-boiled. | ather tiding: In and a strain| ¢ one weath A’s because | g this month | to ana often ‘as-| but a ri would | + what shall} ‘yes’ or ‘no’ rk circles on the peop! and then, them sa nagain, H he wol!’ if Or sometimes a one woman, | me whether moafraid that to be mar- sure to tell a matter of the ations | h —NEA, ‘be clear. Nor having he pa more} ensues and he is | phone gto hear “You're a fin slave brought! Showei when know wh fore s there ane spoiled Weather Bur and e a here as in ail his in maps, reports rom 2¢ throughout epart for the ter studyit dictates are further 600) and announced showers it. doe: Los Angeles Bureau Rosemary Deering, 17-year-old vaudeville dancer, is peeved at the famous Red Grange. Grange and his manager, C. C. Pyle, she charge: let her announce to the world that she would play. tie Red in his She comes rom Peoria, IL, Raidicde of his disagreeable predic-| Weather Man's conscience can hardly ‘onception. to sup- rticularly elated when, a storm alled to the tel forecaster, you are! Was there more water Do you t yorrdid ster waits ‘breathlessly. flood? : .” continues , banners, our other our paral Dur of raracastlie may be the Washington It is not scanning the sk; as unimportant a part in the subway rush York. The forecaster formation through the plotted from tele- These messages D0 observation eenters he country, on wires set use of the Weather ng the maps the fore- his conclusions. They to 1,600 principal from which they iby tele- ph, radio- . he addresses mail number 90,- hone subseribers, weather man of the Prophets Criticize These meth weathe: as they sign o ts and ins cern for the Texas wo! counte criticized by or prophets, ods are experts i t je ly prompted by eon-| 95 uniry, for example the who sent a night letter! floods. Recipes for preventing tornadoes and earthquakes fill a fat file in the Weather bureau. | c ‘The Bible is frequently given as proof of man’s power aver the weather, “Why can’trwe do what Moses did? asks one writer. “L predict,” writes another, “that man is going to discover his’ power over the elements of the air as he! N has done over disease, and will not the completely at their mere: healed the sick and commanded the storm, writer, however, all the method: ee is ¢ distouraged ntleman in quest of a te in which to pa: declining y the hay fever victim ren of relief, the Virginian who en offered a position in Mis- ippi-—ali turn to the Weather bureau for aid. climatic queries pertained to Florid Service to Tourists The service rendered to tourists -by the Weather bufeau is illustrat in the following instance: A W. ington woman, desiring to take a thre motor trip, called at the thureau to find out when a spell of good weather for three days was forthcoming. The weather man promised to let her know. The woman was delighted, but her face clouded at the prob! of returning. How could he help her then? It was soon decided. She would telegraph him when ready to return, and he would reply as soon as another three-day fair spell was in sight. Discarding the role of Baedeker for tourists, the weather man takes the part of Henry Clay between ship- Per and railroad company. A_con- signment of potatoes reaches Balti- more from Maine frozen “They fréze on the train,” shipper. says the ys the rail- road official “when they were frozen says the judge, “let lan speak.” And his word is law. If he show: ecords that the temperature above the freezing point after toes left) Maine, the shipper Senator, Mere cts give: Hany one, For governor, preeinets Govern, Governor, give: Hanley, 243, enato give: Hann county, 7 preci Midtbo, Mercer county, 7 Hanley, Mc Grant county, 8 prgcincts 86; Midtbo, 0; N$e, 22; senator, Adams Hanna, Stone, 48. . S. senatorial election, y. precincts give: 161; St county, 8 60; Midtbo, tavae tanh, tong N. D1, Stone, 61; y, 6 precincts Midtbo, 3; Nye, 1 Speci ‘precincts g Stone, ‘senator, Oliver county, 4 Hanna, 27; Nye, 167; his] 5 Mogt of the ‘recent , Nye, |" eae G pre- lcGovern, one pre- McGovern, Governol cinct gives: 1; Soplie, 1 _ Senator, Townley, 6. Slope county, Hanna, 21; Stone, 3 Senator, Stark county, 11° precincts sive: Hanna, 646; Midtbo, 0; Nye, Su: Stone, 158. ti one pre- Midtbo, 0; Stark county, 11 pre- Hanna, 645; Nye, ov | Stone, 2: vernor, Sioux county, one pre- Hanley, 144; McGovern, Stark county. 11 pre- tages 491; McGover ms county, one pre- Hanley, 139; McGovern, 8; Sorlie, 1 Senator, Adams county, 1 precinct gives: Hanna, 140; Midtbo, 33 Nyc, 104; Stone, 23. For governor; Pembina county, 21 nets give: Hanley, 1129; Sortie, ecial senator, Slope county, 1 precinct gives: Hanna, 18; Nye, 71; Stone, 1, For senator, Pembina county, 21 precincts give: Hanna 1.214; Nye 980, Special senator, Pembina count: 21 precincts give: Hanna, 1,274; Nye, 1,178. Governor, McHenry county, 16 pre- cincts give: Hanley, 340; Sorlie, Fi} McGovern, 0, Senator, McHenry county. 16 act give: “Hanna, 332; Midtbor 6: 3; Stone, 0. 1 election, Walsh county, 27 Hanna, 1,004; Nye, For governor, -Walsh county, 27 precincts give: Hanley, 1,049; Mc- Govern, 27; Sorlie, 1084. “Senator, Morton county, 18 pre- Hanna, 1,266; Nye, 731 pec: precincts give: 897 Stone, 416. ,_ Governor, 18 _Motton county pre- Hanley, 1,568; Sorlie, 847. senatorial election, » 15 precincts give: Nye, 591. Stone not county, Graham Republican nomination for nor, Wells county, 15 precincts Re ad 400; leGovern, 11; 15 precincts give: 481. Kidder county, six Precincts give: Hanna, 69; Midtbo, 4; Nye 2 Kidder County, '7 pretincis “giv Hanley, 211; MeGovern, 25; Sorlic, idder county, six precincts giv Hanna, 68; Nye, 212; Stone, 11. Special U. 8. senatorial election, Rolette count; Hanna, 569; Rye! ‘bs Special U. S.+ Senatorial election, Ramsey county, 26 precincts give: Hanna, 979; Nye, 61 For Republican nomination for governor, Ramsey’ county, 26 pr Cinets give: Hanley, 1,056; Sorlie, 764. For Republican’ nomination for governoz, Rolette county, 11 pre- ¢ Hanley, 653; ‘MeGovern, For’ Republican nomination for governor Eddy county, 18 precincts give: Hanley, 520; Sorlic, 984. 1 U.S. senatorial election, county, 18 precincts give: Hanna, 483; ‘Nye, 970. For Republican nomination second district, Eddy county, 18 precincts give: Hall, 640; Graham, 796. For Republican’ nomination for governor, Towner county, 21 precincts give: Hanley, 610; 801 Special Us’. senatorial election, Towner county, 21 precincts give: Hanna, 603; Nye, 590. Naeld county, 13 precincts out of 36 Hanna, 401; Nye, 499; Btone, “104. Emmons counsy, 12. precincts * out ley, 360; McGovern, Emmons county, 13 precincts give ham, 427; Hall, 591, ' Emmons county, 5 Precincts give for attorney general, Matthaei, 204 Shafer, 304; commissioner of agricul- ture and tats auditor 1h Kitchen, aut fom state auditor—Brant, 787; Mountrail county, Hanna, 370; Nye, For U. 8. senator, Burke county, 5 tx give: Hanna, 176; Midtbo, Nye, 132; Stone, 17. For . senator, Williams county give: Hanna, 263; Midtbo, Nye, 349; Stone, 47. ‘or U. S. senator, Divide county, precincts give: Hanna, 364; Midtbo, 12; Nye, 798; Stone, 72. For governor, Mountrail county, 2 ote give: Hanley, 31 Sotlie, ‘or governor, Burke county 5 pre- + Hanley, 168; MceGove 2; Jorgenson, 9. ‘or governor, Williams county, 5 ets give: Hanley, 19: rn, 29; Sorlie, 429. For governor, Divide county, give: Hanley, 336; Govern, aoe Sorlie, 901. Special U. 8. senate, Burke county, 6 precincts x Hanna, 175; Nye, 16 Me- 6. ide county, 16 precinets give: 355; Nye, 8 For congress, Divide county, 16 precincts, Srd district, give: Sinelai 5 pre- Hettinger af idtbo 6; Hanna 218; Hettinger county, 9; Stone 4: ent: cinets 193; Me- rn 17, Congress: Hettinger county 5 pre- inct#, 3rd district give: Sinclair Owens 185. Oliver county, 9 precincts Hanna 87; Midtbo 5; Nye 415; Stone 22. Governor: Oliver county, 9 precine Hanley 98; McGovern Sor ie 416, tion: Oliver Republican nomination for U. S. Senator: Grand Forks county, 40 a Hanna_ 1.78: Stone 365. . S$, Senatorial les on: precincts. giv Nye GOT; ‘Stone 403. r county, 14 precinct: 564; McGovern 406; Republican nomination for gover- nor: Grand Forks county. 44 pre- cincts give: Hanley 1,754; McGovern one Stuis- in county precinets give Hanna 00; ‘Nye 1,79 _Midtbo as rernor 45 ip rues" give Hanley Sai; Sorlie 1,876; McGovern’ 701; men the same number of ft ty gong Graham Pregincts give Hall 3,317; Senator long term big “county 18 precincts give:. Hanna 7: Nye 7%. Governor: Hanley 727 ‘soriie 691. Congressional diated give Hall 774; Gr ha Mics G75. “ MOTORIST’S GAS BI BILL The average motor car uses gallons of gasoline a year, accord- ing to estimates. At an average of 21 cents a gallon this would cost Mr. Motorist $63 for fuel upkeep. ‘RUBBER IMPORTER Tho United States nas been in the lead as a rubber-consuming nation by using 70 per cent of the world rubber production Use Gas. the scientific fuel. Capitol Theater CAST TIME TONIGHT “DRUSILLA with a MILLI by Elizabeth Cooper. 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