The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1927, Page 4

PAGE FOUR glimpse the far mountain peaks of undiscovere; The Bismarck Tribune oe nnn Gow trom be An Independent Newspaper 4 THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) ———— — Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, | yond the last horizon; and we know that all the ! power and the glory of the earth will some day b> | our very own, ) That is the adventure that all of us may have. ipublic apathy is a good sign that the revolution Ruthenberg sighed for is a long, long way off. other matter herein are also reserved. his housekeeper, he explains that Carter is a chance 5 Foreign Representatives i G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY Chicago—Strange City almost Ve teresting. If the Se a ee ie. If th 1 whom Carte the go police knew it, why What with the coming on of izon are residence, if the prin such as these men- ak havoc among the A western gentleman h medal by somebody or other hecay his ten-thousandth apple We don't know just w en awarded a There he meets a girl he has baked or Moth she and her mother} ‘tioned above isn't going to wr embattled family men of this count the kind of medal he, got Undeniably, they promote wanderlust. There is put it s Hed Weiah Geeee try te no question but that many a id and respectable: man who 10,000 a cook to go to the! s dese! ople either far more than that or far less If they were goed pies—well, hardly any sum is too great to be given the man who has spread that much joy in this sorrowful old world. And if they were bad pies—by the same token, he who w: profane the name of apple pie with Ry, pasty concoction, and repeat his offense 10,000 times over, burgher will feel once more a dim, cloudy de for remance and adventure. For all of that, at bottom, we are gay blades; man. keeper or bank cashier would have made an excel- Jent mate on a pirate ship. IV—The cook being o begin work at once, Ned Those who are troubled by a desire for romances which can’t be fulfilled, may comfort themselves, illage ‘ he however. For romance, as a rule, doesn't come to should be flung at once to the lions. seen by! those who seek it. It discloses itself rather as an —— ples | unsolicited gift. Often, if we only look about US, | see Se it lies close to our daily pathway, unsuspected but FY . Ee ropathwas P Editorial Comment | ee The Third Stocking (Minneapolis Journal) It remained for a mere m: an advertising man, at that—to figure out that stockings ought to be sold in sets of three, instead of in pairs. The simplicity of this grand idea is like the simplicity of most great inventions. : Mrs. Johnston ac- to an inn for lunch- Mrs. Johnsto d is dist as something on Like to tell Close to us? Indeed, it really lies inside of us If a man hasn't romance in his own heart he will never know what it is, even if he spends his life in the heart of the south seas, It is the seeing tee and the understanding heart that make romance; the external trappings are non-essential. Look about you. veals to Your own street may be mean! life. He and insignificant enough; yet it leads to the ends! 1¢ on, ' 7 oe ° . dey e needs a spare tire on a (ar, i an reumstances, and of the earth. Your home may be ever so small; Ms (Ndilpebbeis tern dibeoe after the | of the finds the two-pant suit a real economy, why not + in it if you can only see it, are all the romance! third stocking CEES NER SRR ee a 4 and wonder of the world. The sun shines as bright- } facets) taratttacns PR Sa vie ly for you as it did for Drake and Magellan; the | frail texture of thé ubiquitous silk hose of the day? midnight sky is as vast and as amply dotted with) Probably, jt would take an actuary to calculate aia ever Pittsburgh or Des Moines as over the! just how much the life of a pair of stoc! es. will, Spice Islands. jon the average, be prolonged by the ‘addition of a All of us are adventurers, in reality. ‘We strug-j third. Experience will give a much more dependable gle through life, often enough against long odds;' answer, But there can be little doubt th: : and we make discoveries about ourselves, and ubout | longation of hosiery expectation by th life, that are as noteworthy as the finding of the| will be notably greater than an increase i ‘Northwest Passage. Sooner or later, we reach | fifty per cent. : | pinnacle of thought, untrodden hitherto, from ‘which | naturally wants Mary? 2 + CHAPTER Vil i RS. JOHNSTON, having some * thing rather disagreeatde to teil Mary, kept putting off the ¢vil . at the pro-| day and hour. expedient Sooner or later !t must be told, :. | but Polly Johnston, though by no n price Of; means a foul, was of @ siugwiarly ‘ | Sanguine temperament. She still " We are lost in admiration for the ingenuity of the | hoped that kind fortune might iu- hat we are immortal souls, with) third stocking man, and not a little proud of the{ 'ervene in some miraculous inan- 8 and endless futures. We} glory he sheds on the whole a gender. = called thee Mi ‘and frequently do!’ Are h " : : tory, y, do!" Are you ty a _ not s interrupted by District Attorney! these words?” ne at Fou heard g, was substantially the same! “Yes, sir,” Mary Kearney whisper- “we"can see plain|, immortal _ possib’ necessity of tellii ____ have to be doneffbut not this day. if she could belg§it. Having come to that decision, it behooved her to keep away from Mary. She could refuse to go out. plead- ing a headache, thus removing her- self from Mary's presence snd rutiny. When the girl presented herself. fresh, smiling, and ready for mo- toring, she found her wother ly- ing down. She did not see the novel that her mother had poked under her pillow when she heard Mary coming. Explanations were dreadful, for thou art} Mary Kearney's sto hose whom thou thinkst thou! Ba dost overthrow rae Bie, not, poor Death; nor yet canst s=otiou kill me. From Rest and Sleep, which but thy | she had told at the inquest, ex- ed. t for one important addition. “Did you so testify at the meet- “When you were listening at the ing of the grand jury by which the Gemicture be, (closed door of Mr. Cluny's bedroom’ prisoner was indicted wad pleasure, then from thee much | While the defendant, Mrs. Wiley, was “You know 1 did, j talking with Mr. Cluny, just ‘what! Mary retorted. conversation did you’ overhear?” Banning asked. Mr. Banning,” more must flow; joonest our best men with thee lence. : Rest their bones and souls’ de-| “Well, sir, I heard Miss Cherry y, te and the Mrs. Johnston wriggled herself § geonlivery! say first, ‘I’m going to marry Chris Why You di acomplete re- Int ‘ TWiou'’rt slave to fate, chance, kings| and you can’t stop me! I won't mar- Port on Miss Cherry's conversation, amd .the novel fell to the floor. | ‘. and desperate men, ty you, I won't, F say! You t| before the coroner's inquest. That Mary- restored it to the couch. | 4 dost with poison, war and sick-| force me to! I'll kill you if is, tell why you did not at that Mother never read when she had a hess dwell; do!” Ou | testify that Miss Cherry said, ‘I'l reat headache. The situation be: | came tense. i “Come, Mother.” coaxed Mary, eppy or charms can make us Aas ‘as well And better than thy you if you d Mary Kearney _For the first time that long, ter- rible day Cherry showed emotion. ‘clasped and un- re ICL tira fh ,stFoke. Why Color flooded her pale, delicate face, ssfloved hands in her what's up? You've been grouch- ; Pe Mrort, sleep nat, well wake | RE £21de0 eves shot forth lightning. |12P- JWhY. fir. i was ike this: 1) Meme On ce veral daya, 300 eternally, 4 2 Before ee ae esi could re- | Miss Cherry. I remembered she hod kuow. T've got to know sooner or | AAA Death shall be no more: Seat, sereaming out, “Thar a iret fald the words, but T didn’t want later. so let it be now Death, thou shalt die! Hohn} Donne: fram to do her no more harm than I co: help, and so I didn’t mention it I got to the grand jury. room, knowed I was sw d Mrs, Johnston sighed, made a) i) swift mental calculation that she and d better tell the most obvious digea Bible oath | yal better tell tM “Holy Son- SS Pandemonium broke loose in the courtroom, even as the judge pound- = a ed with his gavel. Jim Lune rocked first. and began } = f BARBS hie back and forth, groaning aloud, “My ects truth and nothing but the <1 can't keep it from you for- : || God! My God!” Faith put her arms "“trneiy i : vour ever, but" did want to keep it — | &——____-4 about Cherry, held the hysterically memoriam Conant, refrashed | your Soy dittle longer. However, here | sobbing girl against her brea “T don't care what they say as ‘our blade of the gay nineties | long as it’s the truth,” Cherry moan- used to pay court to his lady. Now-|¢d over and over, jut that’s a lie, adays he pays the court costs and, lie! alimony. . Alimony is derived ‘Mr. Churchill, it is, Ma g Not a cent. the st payable this aren't going to be patd. i Mary gave a little gasp of aston- I haven't any money. And the dividends on { nth, just GOING A-COURTING Bann g toward Church like a fighting bantam, brandish his, fist in the heavier lawyer's face “I demand an apology before case proceeds. Your honor, I de- mand an Tomer will i logy from-——from this from the pygmy, meaning “all the| Your client to restrain herself, a be cote Taos f Ms ishment and sat down on the floor money” you can get. . .. A Mich- | judge thundered, dea ete i eegTMEs. by the couch, “Do you mean, Moth- igan man was too jealous to let his i. . ed, le- ence cannot control itself, I will clear, er, that we haven't any all, or that we're just facing a pe- riod of depressed finances aud will have to tide over things until the yoney at | 4 | mand an apology from the honorable courtroom and proceed with the 7 i Bailiff, remove that contre | district attorney for those last insult- | ing words of his who ¢creamed “And I,” Judge Grimshaw wife go out for groceries, she thi charged. Every time ehe brought | trial. home a cucumber he saw green. . said nee, veteran of the World} he had met and taken a/ n hadn't the man been arrested for his part in the s. Ned delivers| fore ush in Nevada, the discove gold in ted f part in . Ned delivers} fore rush in Nevada dete i wcpedition to beer ring’s activities? a grocery order and in his absence! y, Panama, and the treasure hu expedit siyibe the Chi the Dorothy Selden, reveals ee tuidd) a rien wel pardoned May be the hicago Police work on the theory that knows him to be ed | ‘ teeeoraue f they leave ‘em alone they'll kill each other off son of Loren} : and save them the trouble. ae elivers an order marked! ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ever, I have Interviewed Mrs. Pul-] sifer on the subject of coming here | the house fer me | closing up in case 1 have to go to New Y suddenly, so that’s that, T think I'l have to go there soon. | | ! yes, I . but he I knew be wants ooks | he'll ask you. and if you st ty be comfortable, Pil never I'd rather work for you myself, all the days of my life'" Mary'" Mrs. Johnston sat up agains regurded her daught she were a stranger know you so_ strong! that M 4 When he téa fess, 1 won't exes. Mary, 1 never kuew auything ae as ¥. not so very.” Mary ryipg to regain her self- “Tve hated him good and for a long time, and I just ve seeing him with you.” nother patted Mary's shoul- thought of him—-for sniffed der. your sake, Youll even in Dubbs’ groe He: ther started, “There won't be any ques f that. Be theres end that away, Ma Wouldn't it do you geod to go out “No, it wouldn't. @lune with my thoughts and my wovel. 1 want to go over every- thing by anyself, calmty. We'll tackle the Jewel problem tonight, after [ve had my think.”* “Then I might as well motor,” said Mary, Mrs. Johnston frowned. “I dou't like it. But go and ride with your idealized grocer’s clerk, if you want to, Remember, always, hat Mother's wary eye will be upon you when you return. I'd for- bid you, of course, if I didau't know you'd do It anyway, and never tell Leave me ner and save her the trouble and Joezthe interesting details.” If not, Tt would + Bhex smiled the, un ra mile of perfect anding. “And of cvurse, admitted nobly, everything. Don't cheat me of a single thriil, Mary.” Mary kissed her. Mrs. Johnston raised herself on a firm white el- bow and called to Mary's. bac! “Kide on the rear seat, Mary, and don't forget that u're pour now, very poor, indeed. + Mary could visualize the impish smile on her mother's face that ac- companied this remark. She had folly intended at least ade, received, and then came s{i- beginning the drive on the rear | seat. but after that, and hoping her mother was at the window to see, u more comfortable position, she climbed to the seat beside Ned, | announcing: “Mother's not coming, and yoivre’ to please take me a different route today.” Mrs. Johnston was not at the window, Her face was set and hard .as she tried to make up her mind whether she would let this grocery shop situation develop be- fore she bolted to New York, or bolt now, It was puzzling, but to go now might solve Mary's 4 lem and her own, ever, was very dificult, through lack of avaflable funds. (10 BE CONTINUED.) CUT THIS OUT—IT Is WORTH MONEY Send this ad and 10 cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, ing your name and address clear- iy. You will receive a trial bottle | of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds, croup (spasmodic } | Iso a trial: iNs, a diuretic | t for the kidneys, and Foley | H and tickling throat; packet each of Foley Pi stimu hartie Tablets for constipation, Trt he af jot harder for you, Mary, than for | me. Just now you ought to have] to! Insurance an ore Johnston ; want to know | The solution, how- | fied day every world and his wi out of curiosit d advertised al adva: women of Schools 2 , Girls’ schools throughout “as a course i Reing En M iM, so well mapped no of- | AT THE MOVIES , —_— CAPITOL We proved re th the Cap three f the ler, who rrasped eve book Like other Tom alley of ( ty desperi ‘coach looters, | Supporting the Ww e Giant, Tony, and, others, aranteed at the Colleen Moore Erm.ne, a | telephone ope and ences to see when it directed : opportun nd made the mort of it. Later, he is seen ng. quick-on-the-trigger é r are Carmel thoraugh’ story of ‘what happene tor THEATRE with it at the started a an popular gement yesterday. daptation of the popu- ains all the dash, action printed page. Lew the picture, y offered b Mix pictures, “The ore than its share erior scenes to which the «da plan of tak- 12 to 20'girls to Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at That is every man’s romance. aphethe ng. me sii er Bismarck as second class mail matter. SOTERA? EE ° eS ETAL George D. Mann.. .- President and Publisher Revolution—Far Off neg pede erd aah SiS —————_—_———— __ Charles Ruthenberg is dead in Chicago. The way d to speak of money like this be- Dail: Deron Ger aeik cote ta Advance 20 | the country greets the news of his passing is, per- | fore. Why, we've alwa: ee Daily by mail, per year, (ia “120 haps, the best sort of evidence 3s to the, failure of l. ways have.” Mre. Jot a Ghanter ease ily by mail, per year, his life’s ambition, a ia tens 2 i March —Even the} om (in stale outside Bismarek)...... + 6.00 Ruthenberg wanted to see revolution. He was # ! OK eas rr sed. "You tieber |S And women of offic & Daily by mail, outside ee arte docked communist of the reddest ty: A few years ago sto tee at, 1025, by Teeven | told me You must. but net 4 Member Audit Bureau of Circulation this name made many people shiver. Ooornie! ww | ae have te be Bare i ~ Member of The Associated Press | But news of his death was received quietly. “we go about 1? she would be no of- 4 ‘i i itled to| Many people, perhaps most people, even ed, THE STORY co for reek ‘ashington. It would! The Associated Press is exclusively enti y os for a long ie the use for republication of all news dispatches “Who is Ruthenberg?" and let it go at that, ics eee aE mae er watched be onl hing city of bach- i eredited to it or ores EN A a Bs. | If the nation were anything but prosperous and Ned. Carter, Claude Melnotte Dabbs cn cheat 1 am ‘referring te the almost ex-| ‘ also the ! aneo! infied his passitie wi . is om New York to his gen-| “ume aa t custom of official women hold- Poblished herein. All rights of republication of all | #tisfied his passing would have made a stir. The at Peace Valley, Pa. w. We can doing public “at homes” on ane speci- | { eee he judiciary had to i DETROIT slit New York a the j y hac i CHICAGO Kresge Bldg. Chicago be rather a strange sort of city, in CHAPTER I—Carter tells Aunt! meses ou the land. Pm sure. I was hold “open house” on Monday. Tues- Tower Bidg. seis Wave: he has broken with his} waking up my mind to that when | 42% ¥as allotted mere congressmen’s f PAYNE, BURNS & SMITH <saeasec . : and his sweetheart because | VAN SE MPO inuace. Oe ee ; NEW YORK Fy 3 ‘6 Fifth Ave. Bldg. Every so often there is a gang murder there. entment of their ultra} Ni. turned away and looked | Pome" On Thursday _ senator: Wid alWivn APGRWAE the Holic GIS ke ssentment lof their ultra)“ Mary turned away and looked |wives were at home and Friday be st 4 County Newspaper) 7 ies ee Cleper' Holiow,-abu ee | dow All the excitement had! longed to the diplomatic set. (Official City, State ani the slain man was a “lieutenant” or something in “collection ‘of goo | gone out of her face. It was pale ot only women in official life : Romance—Close at Hand some big beer ring or other. i) according to ‘the grocer.| when she turned back to paid their calls, but the rabble came real estate and auto- salesmen who found the ladies times took this 1 f .|spilled her glass of lemonade upon instance, refuse about 15 dinner in- , turned on|Vitations in every mail. uch homes | not accept for they say they cannot to reciprocate. They want the Borahs, if they don’t eat at their ex- nense in return. But Mrs. Borah tells {her tales of her more than full s y- | lemo alogs the ng prom- | “gave jments | with pmy | a | The such boys’ the homes, S. 0. S. for petit fours. The boys chicken poon at » : .@ onfessions of Vash Intimate Stories of the Woman’ Side of Official Life in the Capital oma. [ficial home escaped without at least | “duty” Ja dozen such, delegations a year. school didn't “cultural advantages.” jmerry, merry school bo; y quite without pedagogical guidance, | bum’s rush” consuming all the refre hile the hostess sent out more learned, gave the best feed” and the word | sed frem one school to another, can’t even find the tri the eventual salad hostess wafer-and-lemonade one. Collecting Souvenirs | “Souvenir collecting’ It was such fun to ean back home and say, “ Senator’ MeWhorters,”. or |call shortly before 4 p. m. °Th Here's a fork from the beautiful|came to the door, held it open a home of the secretary of state.’ Reformers There, Too to fulfill thei advertise ng great-grand-aunt themselves, | home state.” to the “atlesses are few. sandwiches (tra which houses agai metimes the result that the/tle woman” told me t! became a s the fad. |t ked up this sible. lerack and said “The reformers cayie to snoop,” aj even take the cards. ‘We ha wife from the! back the next week. Why did we do vivacious west told me. that senator's “They had the idea| it? we westerners Oh, ‘offic Some of served whisky | they simply have their day. nlopens the door just wide enough to | stick out a monogramed silver card nd the door is shut quickly | The Borahs Snubbed ix of us clubbed together én a and started early one day jorder to get in as many calls as pos- We got to our. first port of em ‘My missus | receive until 4 o'clock,’ and wouldn't We had to go joes! duty.”” ington’s women who FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1927 official obli- tions “for the benefit of the visit- | of the step- But the brother of the constituent srom ie But the names of these brave host- For the most part, A butler congresswomen One “lit- n straight at our teas, and they came | are most lionized today went through | their baptism of fire in the way of “A woman of this sort deliberately | snubbing. The William Borahs, for to find out. spr the. past. in the papers oriental rug one di her heel, and said, ‘It i } as this that pollute our nation at its} #ftord ig." She hadn't even tasted her! don’t care. ade—just that it was an iniquitous cocktail.” It's a Duty But all this, for the main, was in To be sure, a few brave souls still put the “at home” no and trust with such modern distractions as the movie and radio and auto, the jams) sending cheeses and df took it for granted) even of snubs received mandom in D. C, that what] “green” to the ways of They will folks was official wo- (Those awful constitirents, ‘always jed prunes at won't be so great. They fee! it their| the wrong time Told tomorrow.) gold-diggers and other Broadway olleen never was more chic t the little plug-pusher who turns| packed into the screen sto ide down after she leaves| contains dozens of rex! New York Jack Mulha!l heads the sup- in a dusty cement factory d wins the lofty soci es.| operator in the hotel. an} Endless cenes, porting cast. sparkling fun h been which alifornia. crew of stage Davidson, Jer i LTINGE THEATRE gloom-chaser it Eltinge Theatre. It in “Orchids and ) fying. d to a littl handsome mil 2ire, some butter-and-egg men, a Quick relieffrom painful pressure of tight! be I: DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Examination Free Lucas Blk. Bismarek, N. D and bai the wonder horse, part of the film Tom: | | “A Gord “YOU know how i dignity,<otherg are too raki: a medium erown and a fairly wide brim. The hat I am*weariig meets my ideas exactly. It’s a genuine Gordon.” Priced at $10-87-85 is: Some hai Gordon Hats are made in shapes and models to become every ‘personality—every build. get 2 Cordon this spring. HATS Fit your personality on Hat gives me the appearance I like”........ have too much 1 take a hat with Unsurpassed in quality. Beautifully made from finest selected look as you would like to look in a hat, 1 hor | j } ‘A Chicago man committed suicide} When order had been restored,| sterniy, “adj i i ie Leet ike” — melt ‘i i ie ternly, - you'll get {biliousness, and sick headaches.| like” me ouldn't believe | Banning turned again to Mary Kase niy, “adjourn court until tomor-. first of next month. when you’ baal him. But no general mobilization of d eels something trom eepewners?: Tall tae irsgae: pee Send fort ney, who was cowering, in a fright- the marines to stop a natio: ened heap in the big witness chair, | TOMORROW: sort is expected at tl i “Now, Mary, you have testified| sumes enormous - importance. in, ¥°Fst-” . + The Chicago judge who| that Mi Cherry cried out, ‘You| Cherry's fight for her life. Mrs. Johnston saw instantly how heard 22, divorces ought to! can't force me to! I'll kill you if you! (Copyright, 192 EA Serviee, In. useless it was to keep anything genducy a column of boxing goss sicmnintectn a | : abe Bemis: ©) sack from Mary. “It means the or the Congressional lecord. . . i # ‘ In some narts of Africa a man has|ing ‘has been brought before the! {mbrei), Tee ee ee ee as wee to kill five to ii . Umbrellas now are being made the last money I had in the bank to fiv Jupnars Ry vied British Parliament. They're taking! with life-sized parrots’ heads or large to come down here. I expected, tice? their golf more seriously over there] colored fruits ax handles. | of course, to have Colonel Ritten- eee since the rican victories of last ‘i " | bauser send me enough money to Pelton: Coolidge is reported to|%ee” 'tis_sald. pea Peo alg any (PB have"® slight sprain in his right - | months. wri Check it starts. ‘Well, my dear, he's been specu- Rub on—inhale vapors Z ings “Justice, say, the farmers. i Malalinea oct Justajingle | lating with all available money and at | wave awe pele if aleves ae: me the whole thing. The very idering nts. If this is carried along fee yernane she dyer ae legislatures can be made to pay their way. “ At every wedding in 8 church aie He'd wateh the tied fe ext. Senator Borah gave hi pay taise back to the government. It was re- fA THOUGHT ~ , ey. from Diogenes ¢ . ported “th 1 assembly ii t= “state is considering "taxing |” | searee He was a sailor brave and bold Who wandered all abost, In the mal of counsel there is safety. jerbs xi:14, 1 eee i . self had s Toot tora ft fig. Jonson. ‘ of people. them.—Adv. Hundreds of First Turnips I’ve liked VERY man hates one vegetable, at least. Take our husband’ 's favorite ‘“‘dis- Holiday Nut Margarine over it — then watch him devour it! our best house- wives have used this good MORE “DAKOTANS” | nate Sane the funiy’s appetites. Distributors: Gamble | i Northern Cocoanut Butter Co Minneapolis, Minn. Bismarck, No. Dak. Robinson Fruit Co. KC First in the Dough ~Then in the Oven i USIN BAKING POWDER Also Finer Texture and La Volume in Your Bakin less than of higher tee brands whe