The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1926, Page 4

: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, ‘Y 3,-1926 ; $ $ 1 does ate ght our children ec he at — > a : = —— 7 OGR) The Bismarck Baral ee ge ye ret Pa | QUITE A HUSKY KID FOR His AGE’ = * = Independent Newspaper year. THE re nto ts hala aad The movies do their part. Half of the last year’s motion pictures have dealt with the havoc of war | by the Bismarck Tribune Company,| bern of tyranny and oppression in other countries. | at the postoffice at) sccing the horrors of lands where the voice of the ‘ 5 lacat ad Publisher | People is not the wvice which is heard may empha- size the beaiity of our freedom as much as the sonor- : x bi : subscription Rates Payable im Advance =“ | ous sentences of a Fourth of July orator. 2 heed %, | WHA’ \‘T HAS HAPPENED IN THE STORY SO FAR Shadi fart tte ae ed poveri: fami il 8 lov mer- a i Dafty dy carrier, per year...........- $7.20 sore Z : 3 Finge with Ben Serilfor a rich Ttalian,| watt poole] ny ser: pe peat Hike Daily by mail, per year, (in Bismarck)... 1.20 A Girl and Her Name | 3 : sacrifices her love fre imma child, feasant Bensation, a sent 2 tingling mail, per year, : is ¥ a ir ju rou er nerves; mad tin’ state outside Bismarck)....... A small-town girl in the middle west, whose name follow. A son is born, dying almost er teal , dating’ epachpebets: tits Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota... got in the papers the other day because she told | Sandy appesls to het ‘Uncle Bobs irho| Nez, with 8 glad pes igre Member Audit Bureau of Circulation | police that her swectherat had robbed a store, has bern A 4 was t nables her to take @ Honolt trip} giad—boundiessly to have run Member of The ton Pine a grouch against her family. with her mother, There she meets| find poundiessly glad ’ » She would Rai Wi who saves her life in) go again, She had a right to this. i ‘The Associated Press xefusively entitled to the; Her family, it seems, named her May. Just May. re tee: Yes—and if Alice had Fe nm braver the local news ‘of spontetienns origin published here. | ‘“lidn’t like it. So she named herself Delores. | ‘50 Years Y tw J d. e:| her secret beart she could look back he in. All rights of republication of all other matter; And her ire is aroused because her parents still | eh st Serger auras ute han in ie are also reserved, | insist on calling her May, Hér school chums, male YOUNG \ Barbara. face eee weeping in that for- Dye the roll 1 Forel; tives and female, know her gs Delores, she says, but! GO ON WiTH THE sTORY gone Fong PATHE OO fA at jy heard herself say- oe bei & LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, orr | Mapa and mamma still say May, in spite of all she ; mon are 4 ing in that light tones “Have a kiss by musi ETR' | can do. ‘ e efore we pal 2 Ide. Ki Idg. | , : : \ > They drove deep + Ramon’s ‘the 3 1 seta BIE SYNE, BURNS AND SMITH ete Dolores, she explains, sounds like a moving pic- | | : 4 _—< It was now late—aearl 42. ___ | fervent Judge « NEW YORK ae - Fifth Ave. Bidg.| ture name; it has romance, color, a hint of the exotic {- » y ite A ad oe! ‘edn iwene: on hers. Thomas 4 County Newspaper) | “Md the dashing. May—why, any old girl can be| | : p trable darkness heigytened her feel-) She turned her face _une The at 4 {Oficial City, State and County Newspaper) named May. J ing of easllan wren tort inst the pillows, closing her ‘5 i jon thoi “She came for ie open 1e4 most imme tel aad The Beauty of Freedom And so it goes. We all have our crosses. Her by the romance of it. She's that young.”| with the swift consciousness that mise an : Year by year the old-fashioned Fourth of July} cross, apparently, is to hide a romantic, Castilian “€ cols lia trying to make out Near tin wilety miemone titénibg ag me ; With spitting cannon and sizzling rocket against | temperament beneath the most commonplace of KN She whispered: “Isn't it mysteri-| Her heart flew to her throat. Nev zee } a blge-black sky is becoming more und more of a : . ous and thrilling!” {she could swear that feet—unshod. ee y | names. ne pitiiey. ! He winced and or a lene while light feet moved toward the door— the civie Ses : : ; The Fourth of July which small boys and girls | - under @ great pepper that now mur- she whispered. But before t + awaited ss eagerly as Christmas fasts « day of to Editorial Comment | mated: lee aoe moteny. tehed on the light. aeten torpedo, of celluloid-collared orators, and ice cream aid you mean ik whe 2 ‘sald you She dismises pinkine ie sak de ailcnos / t come to the city ack drowsily—smilin; in the , others h socials, has been transformed into an Independence \ : ; mig je to th : & t heard tt Day of quiet and dignity. A Western Waingunga . Ni nay inptbin gets Getler Ga Ta he aa eae eee neiners mathe t “But how can we teach our children what Fourth (St. Paul Dispatch) “~~ =, Z needed here.” 2 itcher grected her with a ry. of July really means?” I heard a mother ask not; Twenty thousand people gathered at Pierre, S. D., ‘You're going to work? geirking it «zw ‘ Boring long, ago, adding, “You must meet a child on its |on Monday to witness the formal opening ws a rf \ e Sandy ares seh Seer : (ob, an the time, Ally. That's .a oat " sian — ite in | 2,072-1 ‘i or Missouri river, thus reath. “Ye: 5 lid you need} tric wish’ to own Hae nines et ibe explained to him in seat dierin Ree ree Shane ks A : te speak of thy amen Eve been “ttave dine ‘tie let night?” terms that he understands.” : § A ff forgetting who I was and what for re) “Yes, Jude says she. wishes ae This mother, who is fortunate enough never to | state hitherto divided by the river, and making that j whole of the last how {try to get a week off. She thinks ; iw ‘ “E haven't forgot have ‘been forced to the tragic task of binding up | wonderful land between the river and the Black Ae sen ait any via aale ind to the city would be great for mangled little fingers shredded by “innocent fire- | Hills open to tourist and settler, as well as mak- city?” : “Humoh? 1 can think of lots of “I should be, since 1 had to drive|things that would be great for me. e nearly 500 miles for an hour with) I'm\ not talking bout Jude. Did you, but I don't know that 1 am.” | you have a nice time from 11 p. m, crackers,” is arguing that a child must be taught] ing a direct line for tourists to the grandeurs | the meaning of liberty and freedom and independ: | beauties of the Black Hills scenery. enc@iby lighting a pinwheel or hurling a torpedo} Counting the bridge at Bismarck and those now | : ‘ Jima , a “ on? , se : ee — “Um thinki i Sa Y : “Whi y cane upon the pavement. being bulit at Sanish and W i jiston Be eo ee ee TOURNAMENT ve te ie yd things may} mean — ‘ at do you itis difficult for us who passed childhood in the | be the fourth to span the yellow waters of the Big Ww A GIRL |]) SWhet things?” S ice’s disdainful smi: “ iP old-fashioned noisy Fourth of July decade to re-| Muddy. We have been slow in the matter of put- of TODAY ||| Gua thastedi oaee dovietsliutcigeciote eee pouraee soaked . oman candles and “flower pots” | ting the ycke on the Missouri. It has something aaa eee | 8 ing.” usband last evening?” member that our Roman candles a P ig the y uri. aonb : 1 i 7 “ln, A vthing lofty and inspiring to us—anything | of the wild, unconquerable spirit of Kipling's Wain- | ie Seah GARE Need FOR, Meee em ahiike as ra ing holiday, gunga, which rose in rebellious flood — oe BARRY CORNWALL’ WIFE | room and sizned @ gheck with sour| FOR GOLFERS could see your face, Sandy: Did You, there between 11 and 12, kid.” e APIS fag 3 a iaalenity idges. The bridge at Bismarck had] “‘It was the only way 1 cou! ather’s uame. It was the that come down there all alone in the ie ee re ene era ae a see te but rs ieee Bening: when cur Western Wain-| write it, doan, Barry Cornwall said, darknexs just for the adventure of| It became almost impossible for argtiment that some way should found to mal searcely been pl it? Did yeu come ‘because of a wish! Sandy to breathe. She said faintl: assumed name. But I found tnat ‘i 1 to see me j“Well, I didn’t go homo after the ers of our nation did back on July 4, 1776, is ‘could see my way out. 1 knew your| President amd Secretary to| ‘She laughed and shrugged: , bridge, and had not airplane photos been sent to the that suit the onl. the} stepfath both! Bs Beredvontdey | Artitn. You kates Jeane ane # at suite were the only rooms in the} stepfather would do anything t t * 10 jut you were the adventure] Arliss. You know it’s nearly a year elllly “ove: Highway department at Washington ‘and instant | house 'that were ‘unoccupied, ana. | id’ af me. us 2° vthing ‘9 set] Have Teams in Play Mon- of it T suppose ea tince ive seen any one'l care shout e A eS ay a aitions ohh ‘ and| the inn preserves ox le _conven- ‘ insiste: vil “Do you remember what to! ‘e got to talking. Did Ben 1 Liberty is one of those priceless possessions | premuims offered farmers for loads of ated “a | tions, it had to be Barry Cornwall to our martingy ape aie 2] day—Contests Sunday —_jyou on the boat just before we left?” | here ¥" . fables which most of us do not know we have, but for| brush, the new bridge would have stood high ani za a f SE AMINN 800 aeea 1H ant St cleat! He phoned at 11:30 end wat ti ee ¥ * you loved you. and asked if he should call for yor niinister, © Consequently, you| ¢, embers of the Bismarck Country| mean nt tha why I'm wonder.‘ Your father answered and. tld Yon i i i Y ill at least let me justify lack of which we perish. dry in a month. ou wi t Patriotism is a vague, hazy thing until a Lusi-| It was, in fact, the cost of building and the un-| Myself by | saying that when you went into your own room and locked n lub will have a busy week-end if they i rat get tat te amiRengs ¢ 3 y Y ing how things may be-between wu el eal i : aters certainty of the course of the river that held back | the door I did not even kiss you good Fever must have ‘been’ wide| K° art in two contests which have) "Epon" lovee me ta tate kind of He’ said | tania crashes down into dark cold waters certainty of t : 4 : de} 5, a fe di : é host ee idge building, and that compelled the operation of | night, (At that time, you see, had] with horror, for Harry continued: | See", Attanged far Sunday and Mon- way, Ramon, t w looked in. your room. | bodies of women and children float upon the \ bridge building, a iP not thought that this annoying cir- ‘I-really wouldn't do this, doan,| “9¥, by, the tournament ‘tween us if Humph! So you met May and Bernice, ju don’t care for did you?” Patriotism and the glories and beauties of free-| ferries long after they had disappeared elsewhere. | cumstances would come to pas i Hs --| “‘Why should it make any. dif- a SRT ER ERT EATTORE z ference whom you registered as your Sandman’s house anyway, he'd take| wife? No one would know that the Twins right along. woman was I, And that’s the way the Twins got ‘Yes, Joan,’ hé asserted. ‘Some- ere. one does know.” There sat Flops on the steps. And! “‘By a curious fortunate or unfor- there stood Inco, the runi china | tunate circumstances the manager of elephant, leaning aga the Sand-| The Gtrele was in the lobby of thut man's front door, exactly as he had a r On Sunday a contest Cy eer phar iep Grimbee"t “HC to, determine who are the best golters me Pandy Or hat ‘you're never!" Sandy took ap a battered old cup rs Prison for me, and I'm desperate,’ | “Hew it comes to driving, approaching eying to be free?” ‘a with a trembling: “Any coffee fe that money I musty and’ get| *"¢ Putting. Th t at “I don’t know! I don't know!” | left?” ; The stork is coming co my| *,,7%5,80d the fi “That is the way I love-you, how-}) “No—have a little. tea.’ Tit not ohne #0 letingy| Sit trom the first tec. Three balls ever it is with you.” “How's ma today?” Sandy asked. * » child claim a criminal for a father if be driven by each contestant,” She disturbed and now un-|'Sho felt ill—sutfocated wild with {can help it? and the longest aggregate yardage happy: “I'll have to go home mow.’ resentment. ther Alice, eaten with “Judy, 1 do not believe that I could] must be tw the rerewen ce earn ative Drive me there.” Seeing that he} curiosity, was making “her ‘beg fer ain feel what I felt ut that mo- it ¢ in the fairway to count. §was gloomily silent’she reached up'the facts, She thought in a fright: Diente ‘The ageny’ and horses biitend e app fon--her hand, touched his cheek: “You're! “That was he in the room! © He was too great. I think it has dulled| “2% “7 at the ninth so much nicer when you are laugh-/ knows it was nearly one when y gin tor 2 wt has dulled/ green. Three balts will be approached jing “Ramon: Hevea kiss before we! got in. O Lord—” gil Re tee ig| 2nd putted by each golfer, the part!” |” ;| “She ‘was almost in tears. wife: was going to have a baby ann | withthe: doyest, umber of strokes} “He kissed her with « long, fervent| “Ramon phoned at ness, ‘He was remembered that he had been mak- * eee fala ME- |solemnity that sent an uneasy pang] waiting over. He wanted to sec her ing love to me for many months, well] On Mondsy, @ medal onee Sener ee "ghe nd: Staaten" NOt 2 ‘oh I can’t describe it.” house that night and stepped just in- done in the children's room at home.| side the door of another room. He Morton County’: Sheen had opportunity to see some} Inco still looked down at the floor] recognized us both. I sometimes junty's of the sessions of the Eucharistic] with his china eyes. think he followed us intending to : Vote on Members | (oneress, He. says it was a gor- rT !” cried the i blackmail us. For many times since geous and spectacular sight. y he has wanted me to ask you to pay Flops jumped up and v for that page of damning evidence of Legislature David Rober, Mandan] «2. “icity? ne shouted, “I'm glad! which T carefully cut from the tosis — ’ vets: ‘I did intend to get rooms on differ- green the meaning of what those periwigged build-| gunga started to cut a new channel west of the] ent floors and register you under an tournament has been Te gap al ii ? " ter as soon as I found out that h 4 BR | 7 The house was in darkness. Sunday 'Please—walk down the hill—go With all precincts in, unofficial ‘ Seen 900s eer had seen us. Something he had for.| = aves? Weis know bul shee neh] the, team headed . night, Murillo wouldn’t be home. Or! into that dry goods store. I'll be tablation of retarnx on’ the leyila-| Business Man, Dies neg!” sald Nancy falling on| gotten to.do or vou would have heard| was business. "We had to hing Tai) Souned, and another ‘captained by Wl jue sever came from Friday te| there. "No! ohetwill dream that we tivesticket from Morton county show. pikinas her knees beside him. “I never knew] from it before this. rhe | {hazed in your money from the first.| be three possible points tn the scoring.| rp ane Si igollinger, 2674, | Helbling, 2389.1 pavig J, Rober, 20; for-many years| You had any feelings. ye vust | Circle invested ime anager of The In fact, she got the most of it, poor| The team searing the beet wet ee! oe? Bg So alls og Gare ty ge OO right.” Wot and Price 1021,” | in the. cement business in Mundan,| didn't, Neither did Nick, We just] Circle inveigle me into card game| girl sensi gy rons lows handicap, for the firs] oig°la he gaueped off het pumpt| “And finally ‘sho said; “AM right.” Far the senate, the official returns| tied Friday morning at a Bismarck thought you were a—a— : the richest young men in town {| (CoPYright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)| nine holes will be awarded one point, Undressed quickly in the darkness, ing © short cut through @ lot’ She in the office of the county auditor | hospital of heart disease after aj I know.” aaid Inco. “Just a “foys| lost fifty thousand dollars: wag ‘colbuniie A cur’ a} RE itm weoring the best net score! ‘She felt a mightness and a glitter| ten a iiitien A behind her. show Senator W. E. Martin, support- — ae ifaw selpathih apo 6 fet sinni’ ee pend only the impulse T went into the other| Faith. ent: } Site Man Pegg ynn ‘pest |i? ers als si a ae Seecelt. —* Her arm caught: re you ed by the league, to have received relia chic ii Mrs. B, L.|.shoved me with your foot when fT] 9 Ceo net score for the 18 ng in those wavering shadows, lean-j going, my pretty maid?” : 36 “votes in the second precinct of jurvived by a, sister, Mrs. “|'was in your way. And everybody eae ae he ee Nat. ing on thé pier. Saw Ramon spri Tt was Ben Murillo. He had never A third ward, D: 65 and Wein- | Anderson of Mandan, a broth; see ’ given one goin! toward. her, arms flung out; ( heard| overtaken her before. es BS 1 wae bshored soeiee eat, of : ‘ an | Tehaad ae no Recause 1 had Hae HOW TO RESPECT’THE FLAG ncrityers, may select their oy the gladness of his voice. She shut’ Continued). however, that there may have been a| °! 4 id to sn thal, 2 “ om mistake ‘in the returns from this pre-| ¢~ and . . pains camo ae mg mg eg mond fermi Mele senee enh a ble running fast] | ‘There are still several herds of haavily Tdepenten ge sdered to be, “The funeral will be held Monday| room dropping sand. into your eyes. : : 5 mbs. Tf the} wild bison in the northern parts of I like it here on the moon. I don't : : : tot ane hie: been arranged 88! old bones of th istians snd/ the Canadian prairie provinces. be to go back to the earth. Un- E - = name being his 18-hele handicap: trains rushit ; ; Dimpfle will officiate, less" “wed : io © Beaene faction An set ems Inde | ihe. Raber, was. formerly employed Unless what?” said Nancy. “Wet gn 225] of the living? Would they. beliees ; a y the N, ilroad c te] want you to apPy- pee : ee ten oe Aeiadided by Gut) tacd ‘later went ih Lusioers Teal cUnists: Cone, bere eoally- elephant E’Bindstil 48, David] hove, traine on their way to. the Weinreich of New Salem and W. H.| infernal ri ent morning from the St. Joseph's Cath- ton county gained one member, ‘Morning fr Rap inane: in the state legislature and may have{ lit church, ‘The Rev. Fr, Clement ird H. Butler 24, L. i thi ii ircus,” said i . —————_— C F. 1s, en improvement on Opposite N. P, ’ Stugman, independent candidates for, himself wand 1 dont. want. to. ge back te i — Cook 18, George Duomeland 24, W. F.C Hi Beat si Depot the senate and house, respectively. NEW “ARMY” OFFICER the earth, either,” ‘said Flops, “unless om: z son 24, Burt Finney 24, Jack — Ps aie leon Plates, } A A Licutentant Edith King, of Chicago |! ean be a really clown in @ circus 4 ame se 16, Rex Graber 16, J. A. Graham 20,| 21 sree” replaced bi “Pm Farm Boys Having | arivea"veiteriay: mornag’ un aitl| Ud tather tay up here at the Band: 1 M.S. Hi F. s y A ‘ Aig tna ¢ Roy D. Fincl York's able 7 assist Lieutenant Exther Johnaon,| man’s house in Shut-Eye Town in i : B- state ongincer, shows that neglect to - Busy Week at Camp] wr voc charge oe tie ical eit" Drowsy Land on. the moon. ; ae harness the St. Lawrence costs New a pena ig { tion Army Corps Thursday. York state 10 million .tons of. coal Morton and Grant county farm R.' W. Rumery 26, Lewis : MadRobe: ee co 18, H, 7.) every year. Waste does not disturb boys are putting in'a busy week dur: WAR MOTHERS MEET : 1y 26, NO. Ramet niver| “He American people. ; Sather 22, F. E. Shephard 24, Kea- Horizontal Position Is Preferred neth W. Simons 18, D. J. Slattery 1 ing the annual encampmen The Mandan chapter of the Ameri- Thursday morning Clareace Klus-|can War Mothers will hold a regul. » it} we are going to ask the Fairy Bee Sotnasowns won the castles mecting at 4:30 Tuesday afteriwon! Quer tO a tad Flop Hang the Stars tothe North =" Wien Flag In Displayed ugninet F.C, Stucke 22, John Thorpe 16, B. ‘ tind pee coe ee ee os Aries oi sopisargee le De you mene it?” asked Inco wav- over East-and-West Streets; 4a Wall; ‘Stars Should Be to F. Tillotson. 20, » Bae te Alfced Votersen Ce Aina. MARRIAGE LICENSE ing his china trunk in his excite- tothe East, over Northand- Fass. Qwn Lpper-Night Cor ree D. The: third prize was won by Cari] A marriage license wi ment. ic South Streets. ner; te Viewer's Leti: Leder of Flasher. Thursday afternoon to F. W f course, we mean it” / Steve Ackerman, Heil, won first in| Jr. of Glen Ullen and Mins Mary| Nancy. “EIl ring the door bel Seetctary's Team o the=corn judg Gaylord Conrad,| Ann Chromy, of Conway, N. D. tell the Sandman right now that we er . Benton Baker 22,), adan, won second and Roy Grif- —— are taking you with us, so he won't : o sb 18, Otto Bowman 18, Carson, took third place. J. C.| RETURNS TO MINNEAPOLIS — | be worried.” Acousa| = 7 . Zom Burke 16."Henry, Duemeland li of the experiment siution Seott G. Conyne and family return. So the Twins rang the loorbel Ee - > le rh Fg poe Toharge of the contest. ed to Minneapolis Friday morning! and the Sandman came out with - : Cie ‘en “pe fiday morning the boys were tak-j after a two weeks’ visit with Mr.| big bag on his back. ee - - => iiman 20. B. riebe- nt en to the Purity Dairy company | Conyne's parents here. ant; {Rone mind if you take taco w eral talks on dairy products | —— . 4 ‘ | ? . . have to husry. I heard Mister Blus = : : f : : we Re ee ere Meant toe Oa mbientens eet tout] ter Goel the: weatherman, ang Tan : onguist 46, 9 The ra went on a trip through the| night at the home of “Mrs. there was to be a storm af eight fif- i , iz) ory a Raa hne alae : te the esrth then That's the ‘one : i Sndicloned the day in the 3 reeds : Yin going on. You'd better come f j oe pal pool. Tr cre a Catainyed) eg rend nt Sates se ee “ : JULY 4 OBSERVANCE — 2 the fleme Hatsard, the Cn, Bunting Should Be Hung with Ds a kas “TWINS |/ BARBS {| | Pie dant seats oop sip Be Bo Upper ort Declaration of Independenceiand the Ly ne of Btaft, : : nthe f Jo0h anniversary of the dyath of OLS ROMEGS RADToN = ae j : : Papel By i a <u 'e rson, pastors “& Tem Sims in > é 2 " tions of all churches THE LAST MOONBEAM AT When Ford says, ‘Nothing perma- 6 ee ae aS, " Sa’ intepenlinee An rie to give fitting observanc I don't know exactly how the Man-| nent in the world except change,” 4 § - epnsec: : ation of etre . ‘The flag salute and the] in-the-Moon’ man: to get the] he doesn't mean pocket change. wer Z *sluben fn heart : creed will be recited in| Twins to the sendinan'e, House 1 ee Sats i r : f ahec wie suet fabeziogs. Shut-Eye Town, but he did it some- ‘ we Wine CG, Mpiichend af meus Gee and soul fe Sua will refer in iy sermons | way. ri expert, gave a ure in De- ¥ r a historic significance of the| It runs in my mind, but I’m not}. troit on bridges and escayed. sure, that he telephoned with his Seem ON , } te the Dream-Maker| Sometimes, when we have a head- : iY Man add his three-sons, (Ob, my yes,| ache the next morning, we think Roundup opens| they all had reac! home afely,| we'll have it operated on by. tree eet surgeon, ‘The world’s so strange. They say the world lov lover. Mosquitoes love everyone. Breryone hates mos- In New York, a cartoonist tried had ‘on 1 °F Totteen "elikows en