The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1927, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ~ The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper bs THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company, -Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at “Bismarck as second class mail matter. George D. Mann.. ..-President and Publisher | Subscription Rates Payable Im Advance Daily by carrier, per y oo ++ $7.20 Daily b; i i vee 7.20 Bismarck)... vee 5,00 Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota + 6.00 Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Member of The Associated Press The Associated Pri is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this p: per, and also the local news of spontaneous origin published herein. All rights of republication of all other matter herein are also reserved. Foreign Representatives G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY CHICAGO DETROIT Tower Bldg. Kresge Bldg. PAYNE, BURNS & SMITH NEW YORK - : - Fifth Ave. Bldg. (Official City, Stat ind County Newspaper) Congress and Its Problems Eight big issues face the next session of Congress, ‘jn the opinion of the New York Times’ Washington correspondent. Listed as they will likely come up for consideration, they are: Flood control; tax reduction; farm relief; investigation of the so-called “power trust;” the Vare and Smith seats in the _Senate; the navy appropriation; the Colorado river project and the Insull-Cunningham contempt cases. =. It would seem that the flood relief question will be the topic on which the most speeches will be -made. The fact that there are so many pork bar- rels to be enriched in the south is apt to result in lot of time being taken up. There is real work to be done there, but there will be a lot of flies to be brushed away from the feast. Tax reduction is also going to be a big talking point. The appearances now are that both parties are going to clamor loudly and enthusiastically for a | cut, but each has a bill of its own. The result will probably be more speeches, and little else, Farm relief will of course attract deserved at- | | { Editorial Comment | tention but the difficulty is that, like the other questions, it is likely to be talked to death. Un- =questionably a pressing problem, it remains to be seen whether it can run the gauntlet and not get! Edward E. Gore, president of the crime commis- ——— eee 9 any one section of the country. Even the New England tomb of President Coolidge’s young won| News Views Calvin, Jr., was all but chipped away by the souveni= J, aati 2 mad tourists, There are many homes which no 4 doubt boast of fragments from the San Francisc> (-} earthquake. Relics soaked in blood are held more LOCHINVAR COMES OUT OF THE C . WesT precious than riches, To read that there are, in this advanced age, peo- ple who still delight in such barbarity is enough to | make even the most hopeful of prophets despair for | j humanity. Believers in the literal truth of the Bible grant |the world an age of some: 6,000 years. In 6,000 | years, it at times appears that humanity has gone | backwards. Certainly the demonstrations of the | sightseers in Bath is evidence of savagery as in- \human as any rite practiced by ancient barbarians, | The child today who delights in torturing cats | and dogs is considered sub-normal, yet his abnormal. | ities are no lower than those displayed by the pil- BY RODNEY DUTCHER — i people by the recent 4 ington —The ie tradition tha Borghi cases. js an: asylum ems to be the bi bale bela uropean and Soi can nations offer a much @ats imprisonment haven for the foreigner who for his anti-Fascist sentiments after price on his head for political ac-|a tetter-had been resented in evi- tivitie: home. In which he had writtea to Investigation reveals that the tary of Labor Davis imploring blame for this situation rests, if|that he mot be sent ‘back to be tor- anywhere, on congress and the de-| tured oF killed ‘by Fascisti for his Porement of pi political activities here. e bereau ea Borghi is the subject of deporta- department ot pJabory Sartend, of be tion Proceedings on riot, $e that tives back hoine to’ execution or im-| an ansvch es a case ia still rchist. Bo: Prisonment, Sens aye deserve the! pending and his tends are putting HELL TRY A COMEBACK ON x credit for. +1 for America| up a big fight. grims to Bath who torture the survivors of Andrew : x. SEPTEMBER | | whatever attitude of | Mfc ee Kehoe's insanity. " 2EnD such ‘esilewsahe still eén . Your coftespondent put these cases and she getieral blem up to Harry . Hull, commissioner of general im- ¥ There is not'acline’in the immi- gration law providing preferred \. treatment for political refugees. But have investigated a numbe: the authorities have! of stories,” Hull replied, jut ow them, have|do not &now of a single case where h y of them ‘to remain] we have leported a political refugee within the-United State: Hows’ in| to his native countrv only to see him deport them to uncertain fa executed of, imprisoned. ‘ have even vainly recommended to. Th isi Congress that special provisions be to remain made facilitate the entry of this|here. -But we do let m: ny of them class inside our borders when other-} remain, t let them wise desirable. “| | Fem end are satisfied that their Congress, which made it vastly] pleas of peril at ified, more difficult for the political refa-| we allow them to go gees to enter by passing its restricted | ca re are ala they can i | We are a cruel, cruel people. | 2 The Federal Aid System “Approximately two-thirds of the 200.349 miles |of highway on the federal aid system have been improved. According to 1925 figures, the total cost to the federal government to improve one mile of highway averaged $9,850. This means that in the cal years 1927, 1928 and 1929 an additional 22,500 miles of road should be added to the system. If the states continue to improve roads on the federal aid system at their own expense as they have done in the past, they will, during that period, add another 30,000 miles, so that at the close of 1929 we should have about 50,000 more miles of improved roads, At the most, it should not take more than five years to improve all the roads on the system.” The above statement of the American Automobile Association indicates the extent of federal road progress, connecting road systems within the states to make up a national system. It was the aim when the revised federal aid high- way act became effective five years ago to bring the system to completicn in about ten years, If state | cooperation continues, the aim will be realized. immigration laws, has never done! there are ny countr! \- anything about their case for the! pecially in th America, which will simple re&son that such persons have | accept t! no. votes, Meanwhile, under the Kello; i palitical exiles are c immigration being barred by our cons breed are enaretl because of their political beliefs: a: gpaieat jon: their political record: Promi, row of in 3 were ee f the Karolyis, anarchism has not nm Kollontai.| undoubtedly. there‘ None of c, ~ re (eh age Pet eee nie a only a 8 especially be: 3 . " by ti law. "Phe ge ta bg o resh: 0 al In these days, most political exiles, in the world-he cared to go to. = dakeer of death or rege: hh he voluntarily returned to Italy at = i and got into trouble, the immi tion official ay th y can’t help that. = eee —_ painful or noying, experiences the town today” and “the road” to- morrow! ida - SUP gain! pare mapa catbesttig of limelighters” of yes. SAIN 4 SINNER | S88" | ime er ae . after’ bel Jong awake that | night sleep well last night, or I should| BY DR. MORRIS FIBHBEIN | Where did you come from, baby dear?! wn, moviea follower Vent Science and Crime Detection (Chicago Tribune) crowded out by some measure which one small sec-/ sion, has appealed to Northwestern university to| arate !*3, (one. , it rican! Out of the everywhere, into the here. ti railings hind ape) Viaeiaia i ‘ v uy 'y of Chris Wiley’s ” Editor Journal of the American ry’ a | Ray aged: 4 tion of the country is backing. jestablish courses in police duty and criminal evi- spying upon her ‘sister “and Glenn Patten up long ago,” she added Pag so ogee ‘Where, did. yee get: thove ‘eyes’. 201 aj ce lous “name. ee a rate, comsion le on which bes beet | denen. We hops De. Rett wil: vy fh sguention| Soontel ates ts ebtesea ata "pak Sin Sac shower, eager i sorts of business men| Qut of the shy as I came through, |BUrige.che summer he came, beck te ‘ penal pete It ay et ieee is me en seem As an authorjty in the ae sie — ae cyietery the, sar fede as ‘sister at Tecaifast jane ih sparkle aaeapiet” a oa i ‘pe See It closed t'will probably be like all other congressional in-) field of applied psychology, we are confident he will we Hane family. | Three times| while she was combing her long,/a “nery ‘ tarry spikes left i oO 08 pact fi henge Rib il . Yestigations: a good time-waster and money-spender.|have faith in what scientific method can accom- bend onsen ene hd se iter wan pop wertd Sadi ae the sen eas thoi ES pe inet ony panicle ~And the next result will be nothing. plish in the interpretation of evidence for the solu- somehow her fears were bound op in| <Randolph Hotel? Mr. Glenn An- re constantly, the recipients of, ; ‘teos iin ee some tems) 208 sae ae it tn a vente that Arbuckle A “a les hati A extricably — wi Cherry's . infant,; drews, ple: > si stories. of (patients 9. claim |: . an “his career? ate ceeiihy thera) in adreportoto be tion of criminal cases. Selence has done inuch in| itch" ale Nad muthesed tae pene ith’s arms dropped suddenly to|that they aée: unable to retgin vany| God ee ee alin GILBERT ‘SWAN, + ‘made on that at the session, The crusading zeal of | Europe in this field and should be able to do a] than hi Cherry. ‘ FI Glenn Andrews! After) food, that they Mave lost’ their’ a: George Mi Donald: From “At : - _the committeemen who are working on it seems to/ good deal even under the conditions of police, work| “What's the matter?” Bob gran eps: tion she and Cherry had| petites, thet: Fecle cage ek Saictene Back of the North Winds © | (nn rt flagged oe peepee eel eH ber apt Native sors and Erg sleepily from: Bis bed af x peal che ras golng to break an engage: world iso, aed wa: vag PE : At: The‘ Movies briefs convincing ip ‘e sup is with experience, accomplish much and cannot ey ment for that evening— See re. Walter C. erat « moot question. replaced by theory, but science can add immensely | "Neth He car! mane’ ates arsed nea | ete Sid tac RRC oaT {)-.. mumner Taearee The Colorado river project and the Insull-Cun-|to the resources of detection not only because of sorry 1d ve “| “Unh-hunh! Of course! How are you, that they have been. ;eati: : i i The tempestuous carefree lives of ningham contempt case are things which are being! its thoroughness and accuracy and its caution in] She ley gain, and Bob! darling? Of course I'm happy! ee aed ng] 1¢ you can't be.wise you can’ at/the Jaaaere Srmaation. sre Accperd Pushed by a small group. It is doubtful whether the avoiding snap judgment but also by bringing the) Fetched sleepily) across the, short/{ilenn, can’t. you hustle down here Tiree lmporant step. in. such|!#st laugh at those who are, Youth,” interesting production show country at large cares two whoops what happens/ knowledge of chemistry and physics into the tech-] cpddied her haca it his. She fell ode dd: ean old brothers Siew ate 9 nd oat Oe tectite gt shay . there ing oe nee Seed and Thee to them, but there are enough accomplished vocal-| nique of interpretation. - asleep then, comforted but not freed| 2f mine wouldn't wait for me * * * prilds ty f ly 2,000,000 1: Ki he 5 ists to assure their being taken up in painstaking | Science is a masterful figure in the technique of | {amber dark forebodings. | | Yer Ill be ready when you get here, Fenee, jctaietegscie ed. ‘ ota Mie hevuncectae teen a, Pate detail. . . war and of industry. There is na reason why. it} dressed and breakfasted ahd. was| course T Haven't, forgotten abowh toh | or Aeet ie oan fees )k 1 [penblatseeeaa’ ptt otter gi ee The navy appropflation ié something which the} should not be invited to help in the detection of Pendle evar bee 05 a aed Barons ga ee entered the dining} Until the’ cause. of his worry. js. ‘ TEnglivh' village to. study art and ber whole nation is interested in, and is one of the few|crime. We don't plow with a stick or plant in the age Ma merniie te grinned] root she found Cherry “already at| moved, he ix likely to keep, : One thing: abeut the nav 1 bint roduction to Paris: is filled - with things which directly bears on the question of Amer-|dark of the moon or ride in oxcarts, Practical] down at her fondly. “I: havewt been| the: yehie, lehinns like ie Seeahly at te a Alva; says, “Particularly! did ke cant gee ag 3 thet cea chet iciy : enees =e ican supremacy. There is little doubt that a mod-| police experience and experiment at their best are ahs fodigry she Guepaeden the ot organdie, “Her xoldey pees te difficult to deal-with: are the women down... into: her tife. at erate building program, to extend over a period of |not to be undervalued, but that they could be great-| rice by half past nine. And by the Rise and, es id pe ce t er = . mpgs Rady ““Ametican jomrlate: spent $761,000-'0;5) A ts 4 . * , y A le Hope’ er curl-sealloped brow ip i s i y 4 pare cweut eer niger ada ota ese ly benefited by science hardly needs to be argued. a aren potetoreeb eae ee ie as calm as if no storme: Med ehaken | ® catéanddog existence . with ‘heir 000 in r foreign lands an, i anew the truth of through, there must be a compromise between the jingoists, the middle-of-the-road men and the extreme pacifists. All in all, the next session presents some knotty | Problems. But the country is not expecting many | of them to be solved—not unless Congress has | “ehanged radically since the last assembly. | Aerial Signposts Arrive The Federal Department of Agriculture’s high- way bureau is now at work putting up its uniform system of road markers to replace the hodgepodge fingerposts of confusion which could be found when each Separate bailiwick marked its own cowpaths in its own distinct and individual manner. The depart- -ment of commerce, apparently, is to Prevent any such mixup in the tacking up of aerial signposts, for from the ‘bureau of aeronautics in Washington there have been sent to all chaniber& of commerce instructions for a uniform system of marking aerial routes and designating the direction’ and “diatances The weaknesses of our administration of justice} Freq wLytton's z to build a new| her the night before." . husbands, : da * ave enough over|time-worw'sdage that “the course of are chiefly from politics‘and legal bourbonism, but| country home,@6wn on Coon Lake,| “Cherry, I want you’ to Malina’ ae: ‘taal: times a Sp another: gre love never runs smooth.” we are confident that if our universities will make | #24 ! think I'll ket'the job of plan-| when he calls foxyou-this; morning| Winneling, at meal’ times ise Thee Se . a ning it’and. building it for him.| that you can't ‘Wee’ him tonight,”, pecia "eites the biblical text;] “Ain't this @ free country?” asked! omect, “The Whi Police method a scientific interest they can make a] Looks like that’s what this invitation| Faith said firmly as she took her|und Alvarez cites the eal 5S & free 97. asked: Donald Keith, valuable practical contribution to our defense| means. If you and Mrs. Lytton hit| seat. “Bob and I are going to play ie attak le, sary papysel aad maletaese: a Silpe onselel aee the police’ sian beauty. just brought 7 : erewith than ‘a ‘house full of feast-| ar her -f ca country, and Al; Mill against crime. Bott te may, male blob, Ganilibve:| Eaeencae cal ngaee’| ing with strife.” anzetti demon: “are fared. 7 1 Alyse: Mille and mouth. Then “Ho! Here's the| Ness reaso! Frequently the patient le. relieved! we going to learn not Nt ‘ Polit d Polit midget waking up! Look, Faith! The| | “I'm not going to stay cooped up| merely by telling gel amen little devil's winking at me! Like) here every night!” Cherry blazed. [Otter person. | |) (The New Yokk Times) your old Uncle Bob, hunh?” he| “You are—until after your divorce] intestinal trouble for what in and One fears that South Dakota is losing something | chuckled, poking the iaughing baby| is granted,” Faith said grimly decide to get all the of the fine flower of hospitality and courtesy with poe ae on a kimono and hur-| Next: Faith makes a friend, | cam out of life, regardless of his di- Now and then, he will mak kabl which she first greeted the President on his vaca- ried to the kkitehen as soon ae her ee renee (he. jostling, Bréat- i a ” ‘ A 4 " 5 past tion in her “midst.” On Sa}urday she invited him to Lundy had ‘the “baby's bottle’ ready, See ‘opel zieperteneg: alse a ‘ some: figure out of a farm gathering, where Mr. Coolidge had to sit and| and was grumbling about trying to will ‘save energy and use is like faint pe listen with such patienge and restraint as he could | keep preepiant 98) . for both: lezy minimum amount: of ' nerv. A command to a severe /attack upon the Republican all iets. i" a3 “won’t you, "y tariff. It was made, to be sure, by the Democratic | Mrs. Lundy, please? Tell, her. Mr.|, He sneaked into the orchard so 5 i Hath: has alread: me to th Some les he could take. hh hv habit of Governor of‘thé' State, bot it is known thet-he ut-| Mainawal, ase sireedy roe ta the] Heme apples he could take. all stirred up over little things | 7% tered the thoughts of many agricultuéal hearts|down on the street car, I didn't] ‘A dandy stomach ache. of reviewing at’ great length pthe iipece te : when’ he denounced the protective tariff as out- —- could” Mace rageously “discriminatory” gainst the farmer. In this there was a OUT OUR WAY : ; ih lack of tact. Itwas one to airports, Ne “ In putting up these aerial signposts, the depart- ‘ment should have the fullest cooperation of every or 4 going over unfamiliar country have lained that their only way of making ‘ir locatiton was to fly low over “fowns and pick up the name from signs on railroad stations. This is hazardous for pilots and villagers Blike, and definite airway markings will reduce the isks of flying considerably. sy The costly business of remarking every road in the country is excusable and explainable on the round that the problem was new and unforeseen, hut there is no need for making the same mistake ‘fh ‘charting the air. ; The Morbid Souvenir Hunters : Psychologists have never explained and perhaps ‘ever will explain the peculiar tw! human _pature which sends myriads of ly curious ‘fpithe scenes of great disasters, to scenes of suf- xe. from Bath, Mich., call, attention to the manifestation of this inexplicable complex. he hich a perfpet host would wish to of those thifin w 3. r: % 101 LA ayoid mentioning in the aeeest of a sensitive guest Pata OLED UP Z Zn : J ; ye ‘git Le — —toa;much like the bluddér, as the French say, HE WAS TOO SICK To ean a ee talking“aout a ‘rope in fhe house w <8 npensive beauty to her been taken i The str} setts $ i y ety z Go school of p ts, in President Cool: : : takes Gihgin hee thie mettre cad idge was educated, alnder thé very shadow of the Nl i ~ Home Market Club, wauld, of course, marks made by t! h not only impolite but almost treasonable. The Pres- ident no doubt sufi ‘undeyy them, but, made the perfect answer of silende. “ _ Still more annoying’ to the President must have been the action of thé previous convention of farm- ers which ,openly ed him for having vetoed the McNary-Hai , billy and went on record as determined to pass easure again in the next Congress without change. This is painfully blunt and awkwa: All thé talk has been of getting the farmers \to to a “modified” MeNary- Haugen bill, which would somehow state the same thing in different language, and which the Presi- dent might be fnduced, for political reasons, to sign, But if it is now to be the bill, the whole bill and s residents of that little ity are ‘all too i forget the May-time tragedy in which public\.school and » but emo- and nothing but the bill, the way before Mr. Coolidge, instead of being smoothed by his trip to the farm region. will have been made rougher than eve: If the identical bill which he vetoed when the last Congress sent it to him is presented to him by the next one, he could not..sign it without gross self-stultification. The powerful reasons which he ave for his action then would be just as controlling ext spring. He could not disavow them without