The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1926, Page 11

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1926 THE -BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE NINE a i ae ce SITY DUMP HAS | Fargo's New Bank Building ‘UNIVERSITY |. _Recruits to Law-makers Ranks fee an a | because destructive in- e been found secreted in nt looking bulb. fragrant plant, some Chinese powers to prophesy the prospects for the ensuing is time of the repared for PHILOSOPHIES TRAINING IS oom * ALL TTS OWN WiSTey TR : sate, al Dozen Families Live on Sal-! Captains of Industry in Eng- vage From Dallas, Texas, land Skeptical of Value of Municipal Dump College Education despair Many of tnem} their service without n them in earth, but the outs ye of this method is uncertain: and no substitute has b Chinatown faces abandonment of one of its hatitelpl New Year's table decorations i hinks it is possible to develop a chorus in the same manner as an} individual singer, pointing out that Apts Dec. 17,--)--A dump has | Vhilosophies and its human. foi- | ies no less than the world from) thich ity rubbish comes, | A dozen families live on the sal-| age trom the Dallas municipal dump | live on scraps others throw away; nd a man has just contracted to pay ne Bes $150 4 month for the privi- ‘ge of gathering junk from the ump. He farms out the privilege to thers on a 50-50 basis. There is keen mpetition for the junking rights, Livelihood From Scraps Two hundred tons of waste are irown daily into thin graveyard. The veinerator burns 80 tons every 12 ours, and the remainder is scattered ver the 17 acres of dump to be burn- din the open after the junkers pick is over. A tidy sum is wrested from | rese discarded things, On an autumn afternoon, with the aze of many fires circling about hit, tood one of the older residents of | * re city of refuse, looking off to-| ard the tull buildings and fine| partment houses whence comes much Dee. 1 A) and, 1 Oxford, Jupi uringe cury ‘Uncle Sam Puts Foot jeter i tne smai Down on Lily — spy et] FQRONCHITS venue of the Tenyp At bedtume rub the throst and i loss is chest 1;c@K with— ‘and dart ws Oh ine ‘Vis KS f VA GatUes Ppeerd te aa : | Judge by Results miles in dinin- lb prestive of | ques- photo of the four new United St apitol in Washington upon the cor of the G9th cong 1 a tion, and Lam going to y that for | business a university t The only real test for any i in is an the rubbish on which he exists. | absolute of tim ' H fe3 ies ieen wih hi family ‘atte ‘ame Workern baking powder is in the ige of the desolate waste in a shack ¥ uni jon will make tade of scrap boards and tin. The 4 scholar, but it will not give those = oven. For best results use amily consists of his wife. two girls ged seven and three, and a boy of | ‘owen, it’s an honest living, any- ‘ay,” philosophized the junker, “The ailroad lets me live on its property ecause I once saved it from a dam- ge suit. They know I watch things a nd keep everything in order. Find It Good Living qualities essential for commerce andl] Hawaiian Names 0 j does not, for instane industry, if thosé@ qualities are not Are Brought Out derstanding of the ps; not the at Election Time ters in hel holitieal twertsing. originally there. If they Mf J awa eleue of the in’ their went to work early in life ‘in an en- Honolulu, Dee, 17.) — White y [ineeting shops 1 got my teninibe tn] Evclish—ot a kind, at lease Will Test to See a pract hool, T know what. thy awaiia s the of f | quite likely to obliterat | worke rs in an indust As one who “I farmed once. Got mad, though, | worker thinks. in the territory of H if Earth Shrinks; nd pulled up. This is just as good When I go through my factory nthe iste i mre ving as any. If you. works you Jamong those: thousands of men, ut and) dustin L See takes a living. You have to keep know what they are thinking of me : Guaranteed Pure ae -digging. Sometimes the drappings and of the conditions undew which T inking is to 1 eee + good and sometimes not.” a them to wort My business de- the world Another junker came on the’ scene, iding in a little broken down wagon rawn by a nag. He was hauling re- laimed rags and bottles. His wagon, ke those of other junkers, and the | s of individ with their 4 dd those responsible with me | Manes. Vote princip: | for the control and management af lous parts of the glob ope harness, were mad? trom dump h ave ae e@ “oe: | Same Price craps. The neg came from the city f 4 ound, another item in the auino's!The new home of the Firs ional Bank of Fargo recently was} ¢ if wi f i usiness. vnad fer business. The various banking depa cupy. the | train th ents.” fen i ; ai eee er “I'm a free lance here,” he said, ment and the first and second floors, whi * Hawaiian way ; of ; U. S. to Preserve } eof the 25 Y 1 ors Worked up to it from the bottom.| are devoted to modern offi More than 25,000 people visited Ised to haul scrap iron, Work was | vlectia ere mt election here Revives Since War, 25 ounces for 25¢ a 1 | New York 17. A) America’s : More than a pound and a half for e quarter | pends as much f nen, us UPON to detect the with the Royal Ob ran intense interest in polities, | ti h Nee Alphabet ic space Hage the bank on the formal opening day, and letters, telegrams. and flowers 1 Janu eiiotah bolsee sort Bu Od were received from more than 1,000 individuals and firms, | Indian | Cemetery ie teas | ad_now I picks up everything. aa - \ convonants ind Ww. “Well, it’s a toluble living. Make ana ; Yakinma, | Wi eT i and. the : 118 to $20 a week, Got four kids at Limestone 1 Yields Peay suet Wenge oles Alooge Island” in. the Colymbte ally ap placed ‘ontthe next Choral I ~ m t jome; getting too old for harder Petrifi Fish)" ‘": fie. tiver, burial ground for w [to the last ayllahl nteres tork. This about as good as any— etrified Fis’ Bike: tones, saber .abockuans a6 the |@ : Ths, in the £ you can manage to get what's com-| A Hs jganoid family, the fossil. is aather ng to you. d an, Franeiseo, Dee. 17-—A Jround and _vtuh . fossil fish, believed to be two -mil- answer to your ad-{lion years old and belonging to. the | AS. PER ITS NAME he n repent ds of} Js inging is being tern plains and “I've called od in: whi ‘ertisement for a cook.” oldest known fish family, the ano | Poet: J have called ta see what mou e amnual pilgrimages |: ‘Ate im m sorry, but I've already engag-|dei, hax been brought to light-by the |hux become of the poem I sent you, | to the unds of ‘The Dalles of the Millions of mat ne.” chiael ofa stone cutter in a yard here, | entitled “The Hrave Fireman.” fand ¢ er” of the Colum- bal pounds 4. Oh, well, I'l call again tomorrow."| The fish, which was petrified, was | F Oh, it went to the fire. -[bia, bringing their dead with them, pe sthat vovantunlly by our Passing Show, London, found ina block of Hmestone. lt | Passing Shows Londen. \ “lthe’ island has been a holy. groun iia; (Alione Uke: n- comsachinn oth tare 1eie Give Something for the Car This Christm t Something for the car will give enjoyment to every member of the family. A splendid way to repay the kindness some friend extended by giving you a “lift” or taking your family for a ride - - - is to give some Automotive Christmas Gift. Give Automobile Acces- sories that may add safety, comfort convenience or ap- pearance to a car. 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