The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 30, 1926, Page 4

1 See ge ae Ja TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1926 |7 PAGE FOUR _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE i H ‘jumber camps cf Florida. His appointment has the The Bismarck Tribune sibport of that judicial district and cer-| popu! + An Independent Newspaper \tainly no charge can be made that politics dominated THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ‘this or Judge Burr's appoinmtent. Governor Sorlie | | (Established 1873) \tet it be known that his only consideration in fi Ee _ ; : Publishea these vacancies would be fitness for office. He Tribune Company, sseabe Bismarck, N and eetaren ab iy pubtattine a foliowed out this plan with ideal thoroughness and Bismarck as second class mail matter. hig selections will strengthen the judiciary of the George D. Mann..... President and Publishe? | <tate., How to Keep Fit Eudora, Kas., had 627 population when the 1920 census was take The Gabriels are distinguished folks in Kansas now, They have just been awarded w medal for being the fittest small family in the entire state. Sra hae Awociated Press 4 4,| The medal was presented by Senator Arthur Cap- ese ie tor Fepablication of ‘all’ bews dispatches Per. A contest for this medal is conducted at the credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa- Topeka fair each year. per, and also the local news of spontaneous origin) We don’t know just how the judges go about de- Published herein, All ights of republication of al) y.1mining the “fittest family.” But doubtless they other matter herein are also reserved. _ ‘have some dependable standards by which to reach Subscription Rates Payable Daily by carrier, per year . Daily by mai), per year, (in Daily by mail, per year, (in state outside Bismarck). Daily by mail, outside of North D: Member Audit Bureau «f Circulation MAMMRS¥ Foreign Representatives their verdict. The judging was directed, we are G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY informed, by Dr. Florence Sherbon of the faculty ICAGO DETROIT (of th sity of Ka i ; St ti th L t M th f 1926 With timer Bldg. Kresge Bldg. Ss ‘| tor cause in hie connesLADA has been quoted 1 ar ing e as on rt) i « PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH | shape : Rates i reer Bier Fifth Ave. Bldg | ** ing that “it is as important for ansas to NEW YORK = ~~ + Fifth Ave ES crow fine men and women as it is to grow fine oO e A. W. Lucas Co. uy Now for , (Official City, State cattle and hogs.” oo grap ene sare What we find particularly interesting about the ES: aes Judicial Appointments i matter is the fact that the Gabriels are from the’ Governor Scrlie’s recent appointments t» the! town of Eudora—that, and the formula which A’ j judic’ of the state doubtless will meet with gen-! 4, Gabriel gives for making and keeping a family eral approval. Justice A. G. Burr has had a long’ fit, and honorable career both on the bench and as 4! “Plenty of outdoor life and plenty of good farm practitioner. ‘The fact that he has held the Judge-| butter, milk and eggs—that’s the secret cf it,” s ship cf the rinth district cor since 1908) Gabriel. reflects the character of his He knows| City folks of Kansas who competed in this con- Children’s: Wool Caps in a gocd assortment of colcrs; just the thing for school or Infants’ ly wove North Dakota and its pr ems, ing come tol test ar grumbling er the decision of the jud : . rare Reba ie My this lot § this state when it way a territory ose who are) in favor of the Eudoraites, no doubt. But last Blanne} ss each se eee . for ee eae boys; ree: in touch with his record upon the bench are unani-| judges, we suspect, only smile. chica > cand @inetes 1 dba Riis ail now on one table and your mous in their respect for his judicial qualities, gen-4 ‘ ® ates Bonnets and Hoods to match above Sweaters, ry y choice fcr, each ........... and knowledge of the eral fairness ~Two other “fittest family” medals BBON Ss sah bh Nein 6 eye ghy a ae Satay rded in the Topeka contests, for fami! jarger size than Gabriel's. Flannel Bath Rebes, in pink and blue, trimmed with little figures, such as The appointment of Gudmunder Grimson is ‘| ‘ 1 ‘a recognition of Cavalier count fighting state's attorney. He won © in his vigorous} O fight against the « t om of Florida, There, Delia, a town with a 1920 population of 65, » | ther’an’r PORCH SC asta is no doubt but tha activily in the Tabert c| other te Maurice Babbs of Paxico, a town so al | ie e oi was responsible for the aboliti-n of the vicieus sys-| that few census reports ever mention it. \ hee ‘ e tem of farming out pri re ty be exploited by the| Wouldn’t that jar you, city folks? Ladies’ Silk and Fibre ’ lin the corner rose and came t |them. She saw-that it was Mixture Vests |shirt si excited i hci ici 1° 9 | “Jude!” he cried, poth her {hands. “You DID come. I tho 2 f j 060 if § as resses a ones e | you might regret your decision a! ! or e ots Coman Gx, : ‘WeGeda Goat Iking to me this afternoon. It's in flesh: cbloneenly 23 8G; la OHA baie: SHE uaa Eg a i 38, 40° Ages 8 to 14 years; well tailored; all colors; , WHAT HAS G BEFORE the desk lamp. On the dressing ta:| errr en ee ets al in percales; neatly trimmed; regular $ bs JUDITH) MARTI young ine ble her little ock had marked off} y . iid of k aie Aids al ’ structor in. Pendleton Univer- the heavy moments of ie en iets mio neabent Children’s Pony Hose valu OMA Sao taligcaiense eae: Resta a apintine tity, defies DEAN. TIMOTHY ae as the moments of hap: |’ peered BROWN, of the di mittee, by choosing ERIC WA ERS, student radical, for one of — moment, and the her best friends. as pulling Judith's cloak fra d She opened her door, listened al, Suuenowe stung a oftly down] ; Offerings Are | gAnd each one of them is az indi 2 not miss this Vig ] Very Pretty | 4 pairs for $1.00 P 10; a regular 33¢ qu y hose. A a Sizes 36 to 46, for ladies, long Hamel assort- adieo? @ ‘, 3 ed colors, made of striped flannel with silk Ladies’ Silk Garters twist stitching; a regular $1.25 value....... 3 pairs for $1.00 ; Hickory clastic and all sik it | Hand Made Muslin Nightgowns colors; a regular 50c value. M: | i i | "1 should have worn scarlet . DR. PETER DORN, astronomy jsuit the occa * laughed Judith processor, is attracted to her and chatter of the Stedway tribe|“Rut, being a red-head, I haven't i i anxious to save her from the ing for the dean’s rally filled) single red dress in my wardrobe.” dean's persecution, the upper hall two hours later. er mind,” said “There'll MYRA ALDRICH is jealous of Judith whisked the stopper of a} ough red. Besides, that green Judith, because she is in love Perfume bottle across her lips and) js glorious. I ought to put you in a with Eric. hair and twirled for the last time) pox, “KITTY SHEA, town bootleg: | before the mirror, just as a taxi horn ger, In found dead soon after {sounded from the curb, trying to blackmail the dean's Picking up her ¢ she rushed wife, Judith, befriending Mrs, ,down the steps, in a swirl of jade| this is a theater—though it isn't like Brown, has asked Erle to alience ‘ilk, At the front door, she stopped heater I know in Pendleton.” Shea. ‘iong enough to throw the wrap chuckled, “Sure it is. When Eric in. arrested, Mes, round her shoulders. | Bijou th Brown endangers her own reps As she stepped in the cab, she) ¢ifteen 4 Marquisette Curtain Sets 2 Sets for $1.00 They come in plain ard barred pxticr ‘Each set contains two ruffled panc! yards long by 27 inches wide, and 2 ppose you tell m at itt pout. And where we are, I judge ter, abandoned for years. The Collins of superfine twice shrunk nainsook ; colors: pink, honeydew, maize and white ‘| Eon prone in "ouch ad a tthe ve, “Yow howe your ho une term Tats | Assorted Christmas | ‘rimmed with attrective motif of colored ert epee Po Rae Mah cubaiecaccsesasin tiers. «| 0KS mianenpaded Thexsen man by elblig-thelt Chicago agent Cards broidery; a regular $1.25 value; each....... liners.” em to me. on the street one night. Later Judith was save : pondering, “Why that night, Eric asks Judith to |, They were pulling away from the) My, Kivana he 20 cards in a box; all different - house when Judith ‘noticed the] «qq 5 ~~ marry him at once. He hints 4 He's here because he's the man none worth less than 10c each E D I yO * shabby touring car of Dr. Dorn. She| in America best equippe ‘ fac i % that the fight wan over her. She {abby touring can af Dr. porn. Shelin America best equipped to draw refuses, but does not definitely reject him. Eric tells her next day that | q the crowd out of the dean’s mecting into mine, Klvana is a name to con- jure with, ever those strike dows, but there were no shadows on the blinds. Men’s Heavy Weight $1.00 | Lunch Cloths é. the climax of his fight ax As thes neated the campus jt was riots the country got so worked up ‘Cotton Flannel Shirts the dean will tal y to slow down, for streams yhout lust year. When he isn’t being FS Two button-through night, the night of cars wore threading the streets strike leader, he's preaching Hickory Rubber io =Obut rg atheism or shaking his fist at the iar the See ice eae oe ¢ Good quality Indian Head; hemstitched edge; stamped and mass of honk foe hes borat Pelee He ae Fea Apoame ready to embroider; sizes 44 and 54 inches square. Close-out shifting automobiles. The ad- “Judith looked at Klvana curiously. numbers that will not be stocked again. y tration building was a blare of «Gf course, 1 know the mame or ‘ 4 , 5 great religious rally. } The profeswor tells Judith that | he wants to apoiogize tor think- ing that Eric had been in her toom the night he saw Eric climbing down. pockets; grey and khaki; |: $ sizes 1414 to 1714, a big e parks inken garden ing, snap at $1,00 each. Men’s heavy weight blue den- im Overalls, sizes 34 to 44. Men's part wool Work Sock, in blue, grey, tan and white, 5 pairs for eee Children’s Derby and Heavy Ribbed Schoo! jose, in brown, k, sand and camel, si: 5 to 10, 5 " pairs for ... anne $1.00 Fancy rayon striped Combinations, wit) ruffled elastic shoulder straps; $1 00 all ‘sizes, each ... af e Natural colored Krinkle Bed Spreads wit! blue, gold, lavender or rose sti 80x105 inches, 81x90 good weight seamless and bleached Sheeting, no filling, | Good weight 42x36 inch Pillow Slips, no Bee cesses. N00 $1.00 rs and desi Peary ors al lesigns, fp varhe for, yas: sisrimaes $1.00 5 ge size fancy splint Clothe Hampers, each ae $1.00 And a whole Ict more good values. NOW GO ON Ww | Judith saw the streets glowing T more and more unfamiliar, They at the “I don’t ‘ The tual shot Past pocket. “What say a little drink to : vely open street, start things off?” He smiled at Assorted colors; pocket on ap o Klvana. ron; trimmed with contrasting colors. ne a e 0 0: o ae anne rede ia! “Don’t drink!” repeated Waters, in $ els Vacs aged astonishment. “Then what's the use . ‘ * were narrow and of being a champion of freedom und Hickory Rubber 2 f r : hemmed in with tall buildings. all that?” Household Apron y is The man shook his head. Judith sat up uneasily. But before ""yigith saw the other man’s li t ps 10 ' e J § Among which are Indian Head Buffet Scarfs, Lunch Cloths, 1.00 which the throngs grie : i ig pulled something out of his : A A new assortment just received. Bad anaivad among Cae described asks; tee first. I did catch a glint of 1 she could address the driver, the qvise with disdain. ae bene Pantry Cloths; also Linen Glass Towels, Linen Scarfs, Nap- blond hair. And later 1 decided it was Waters. “[ didn’t mean ever to mention it to a human being. But last night everything broke loose. Waters hid come strutting up to me and began brought up with a jerk under a wall some insulting remarks. He said T that towered darkly overhead. was trying doublecross him with 4 door opened in the black ex- you. When he spoke of you in that panse, revealing an interior dimly confident, possessive way, I iost con- pray, and Judith saw a man ap- trol. I shot out something about not proaching the taxi. using second-story tactics to win “Will you be pleased to alight?” you. He struck at me and I struck he aske at him—and that was all there was the murk. to it, I’m wretchedly ashamed.” voice befor Judith laughed harshly. “Why be The man cab had shot into an alley darker and narrower than the rest. After a breathless moment of speed, it freedom I care about Eric shrugged and looked at his watch. Almost cight-thirty — and time to begin, cuse me while I ‘run out front and see how many people are coming.” When he had hurried away, Klvana looked at Judith. “What do you think? Have en’ brought here only to strike a blew in a per- : nk Ae * sonal feud between Waters and the She had never heard the 4 eH ad ee ner Plain colors; le 0 kins, ete., and values in the lot up to $2.00; take your choice jain colors; regular $1.50 value. of any two articles on the table at 2 for $1.00. BOXED STATIONERY extra good service. 2 8oxes For High grade paper; both plain and fancy edges; large letter. size envelopes; a regular G5c value. Regular 35c a box: stationery, 3 boxes for $1.00.: .' é The Original “KNAPP KUSHON” stretching out a hand in xisted only as a vague my wie ws on liberty of the spirit i ashamed? Perhaps your inference silhouctte in the obscurity of the Judith colored. “They'll listen, was right.” ley, Judith shrank back slightly, #8e sald. “I don’t know how long The professor stared at the floor. ignoring the extended hand. they'll remember. But it’s something know you must be innocent, Ju- The man by the car did not speak t® make them listen, isn’t it? dith, But that doesn't matter at all, again. When she stood on the He nodded somberly You see I suddenly realized that I ground beside him, it was evident | Before they could renew the con- didn't care what the truth was. The that he was many ‘inches above ay- Yersition the door into the wings only thing in my mind now is that crage height. burst open. Eric stood before them, I want to marry you.” \ He offered his arm, and, helplessly, beckoning. His face was blanched. The dogged earnestness of his she took it. They began to walk to- , They followed him into the wings. tone checked her bitter gayety. She ward the gray opening in the wall, Judith stood still, gasping. The gave him a close look and took one When they had stepped through it, Whole of ~the auditorium was step forward. the man closed and locked the door Fe#thed und looped and garlanded “I'm going to tell you the truth behind them. In a moment of panic With red. On the table in the center of that story,” she said, speaking Judith listened to the retreating roar °f the stage stood a flaming basket with cold precivion, “and then I'm of the taxicab, at Fed Stem od eb candies oF going to ask you to go away and They were in a gray vestibule, lant size had replaced the foot Only a small part of the mary . dollar values'can be given i? $ |. this advertisement and it on'y _ neat that you come and go ‘ 4 F ce fever speak to me again.” from which a flight of dimly lighted, ight é he : Pi hrough the store to convinc: He stood still in his dumb misery. wooden steps led upward. Judith! Stood beside them, staring An innovation in a novelty cushion for the den, living room, ., ourself of the fact that wher “Bric climbed the trellis to ask me turned to the stranger, and saw two woaly inie se theater. It was prac: library or sun porch. Attractive enough to place s any home. ¥ hi ae ti a tame home ‘after the’ doors, were team brown face. Closely cropped| (To Be Continued) Soft and comfortable and especially attractive, with beautiful you come here expectins locked. He woke me by knocking on crisp brown curls crowded about the A the window and then climbed down forehead. And on each cheekbone, Things come to a crashing climax again. That's all.” was the vivid red spot that doctors! im the next chapter and Dean Brown Bhe looked at Dr. Dorn. id did so dread to see, is met by direct action. ‘not appear to be listening. “f love The man met her eyes and bowed ——— i you," he ssid ugain, hopelessly. “I gravely, “I am Stephen Kivana,” he| Staples, Minn.—Local Rotary Club a ann mmeenes . . “want to marry you.” ‘said, with a hint of bravado, “Mr,| adopted resolution protesting “pro- € ; ae Z opened her lips to speak, Waters sent me to meet you.” {fuse use of Christmas trees as street ique art designs, all done in oil colors. Cover and back of i black’ pebble ran enamel, fancy gold cube grain binding, — for your money: yo! filled with soft clean cotton. | ; get | ok idles Tising tide of hysteria Judith bowed. The name had| decorations.” in her throat and she could struck some familiar chord of a ———[$[${___{{ = her voice. H. B. LOVE || . a DN ory. #arned, picked up her school-’ He led her in silence up the rick- D.C. PH. C, ; the table and left the ety steps, past several closed wooden Deetor of Chiropractic. H 7 oO i Py at: last into a great bare he % apace in a far ‘eorner of which a dripping of the rain man bent over « table. s panes had gone Judith saw stacks of painted screens against the walls, and made evi wtiinge oma “ACCRA PARES NOME Sana A