The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 4

PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ii well governed by definite law. better to let the pink say his speech without! soomedhy “ What Price Glory? i THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER protest, and then hold him responsible for eee 1078) — | what he says under the law as it exists. | * the Bismarck Tribune Company,| After all, a sound citizenship must be ex- . D.. end entered at the postoffice st! nosed now and then to more or less silly ex-, Fae Cine mall meet. and Publisher |travagances of ideas. For the most part peo- ple recognize buncombe when they hear or resd| ts 4 Subscription Rates Payable In Advance gza0|it. It evaporates when it strikes the air, and} Bly ey at Ge peat nis puss "t30|the citizen, half amused and half Mdifferent, Daily by met), per year, pauses for only a fraction of a minute, and goes | about his own affairs. | (in state outside Bismarck) ..... . 4Dafly by mail, outside of North Dakota Weekly by mail, tn state, per year ..... Ends and Beginnings : Weekly by mail, in state, igh telat 0 The New Year is here. What will it bring?| ‘hae Ml “tether abe +++ 1.60| Sighs to indicate something of what 1928 wil Member Audit Bureau of Circulation be like are plentiful and they are mixed. Memb Associated Press _ The fiction writers are manifesting a dispo- The guns Prom <aclaxively entitled to the | sition to be a little less cynical and® a little Jase for republication of all news dispatches credited to| more concerned about the graces of life. Ob- {E oF not otherwise credited in this paper and also the | vious and increasing boredom among their ght of reeuiication of alvotter matter herein are (Teaders may have something to do with their iThe Bismarck Tribune overook the fact that these gag bake gd THE SCIENCE OF KINESI- 'HERAPY This is really an old name for an old science which is simply the science of curing disease by muscu- lar movements. Hippocrates, often called the “Father of Medicine,” named this science as an important branch of the physician’s practice, yet few cence give much thought to “movement” cure. When one thinks of physical cul- ture, the usual lap in the mind is one of an athlete with bulging health this is also true. ju ™muscles are of little use without the developed stamina for continued effort. Longevity depends upon the acquisition: of this endur- ance, As in the matter of mental devel- opment, physical strength and en- durance increase in proportion to the obstacles imposed upon it. The train- ing of the voluntary muscles for continued effort transmits increased strength and stamina to the invol- untary muscles of the vital organs, These vital organs, forced to supply the large muscles of the body with muscles, engaged in a feat of eee nce rer jchange of heart. All the banks and big bus:- fee, ie ee ee Hi ness corporations predict a prosperous year. weight lifters, all athletes realize | gi i Foreign FTE Oop? Some more beauty shops for men have been that even for purposes of. acquiring eg oo PAYNE CO) DETROIT Opened in the Broadway area, and Theodore of athe ane in les are not 1 7 Kresge Bldg | Dreiser has burst furiously into print on that the most inipottant passe No mat- ah PAYNE, RURNS & SMITH account and to tell what he thinks ofthe con- ter what sport the athlete elects to NEW yoRK ~~; Fifth Ave. Bide | siderable section of the maseniline world that secure pectaction in, the eee See canine is going in for cosmetics. In Paris the perma- n if heeded Baltes lt Am bl wavs for men has made its appearance. coon soi a eb °° Farm Owners It is voted a tremendous success. f erators in this country there; The signs, you see, are good and bad. The = Rte etse cincntes landlordism. More than! New Year will doubtless be much like the old nine-tenths of the rented farms are owned by jone. landlords who live in the immediate neighbor- hood, and only five per cent are owned by land-} Those who say women have no talent for pol- Jords who live outside the state in which the | itics haven't been following the daughter's farms are located. campaign this month for a raccoon coat. It is a significant and gratifying fact that more than four-fifths of ints ab bee arb their land by purchase, only a smal percent-| o4 as age having received all their property by al Editorial Comment or inheritance. What better proof of the PE fubeservoursves ——— a te thrift of the American farmer? ee Saad nerve impulses, increase in function - A study of the farm tenancy situation * : (Chicago aeons enue rp ei argent ot the demands made upon i out the fact that large numbers of men mericans own some 000,000,000 wor: os le organism. aa ae eS from day ‘hae to tenancy, to} of stocks and bonds. In addition they possess ang ha fold eran eee tect) Wess seeker a stier health will "; ownership. About three-fourths of the farm-|several billion dollars in government securities. cannot recover for such injcry. by athletes he will observe that no "2 ers under 25 years of age are tenants, whereas|The ownership of this wealth is spread out Aus on A from the District Court of | ™Atter for what branch of sport the ‘only one-fourth of the farmers of 65 and over|among several million people. This is the Manners athlete is training, a large amount County, North - Dakota, , ¥ do not own their farms. Almost one-half of|story told by O. A. Mather, financial editor of| Faith. took the three béttles'-éf/ care if she is taboo. He loves her Hon. C, W. Buttz, Judge. of time and effort is given to train- ; i i t of her handbag andj too much, wants her too much, to| Reversed. ing the muscles for long continued ll tenants worked for wages before operating|The Tribune. Poison out of 5 : » endurance. This has been found i a farms. e It means that in its own way America is ranged them in a straight line be-| care about anything but her. You] Opinion of the Court Burke, J. be best accomplished by taking Hg i i heard him pleading with her not|_ =: R. Sinkier, G. O. Brekke, Mi- ercises tha Personal ownership by those who work the| adopting what might be called a system of cap-| fre her on the writing table. Io- not, North Dakota, attorneys for |t; t are repeated many und is a highly desirable situation. Farm-|italistic communism. The ownership of wealth dine. Veronal. Bichloride of mer- to be 2 coward, to give herself to Plaintiff and respondent. tev ms Heer al apaatrine a | more and more, is coming to be a scientifi:| 3 spreading into more and more homes, and it] cy. erties acsesiiee Bo ey nite See aes baste Rie aia North Da- Muscles, Probably the kind of ex-| Smee avo, not pactinacliy snoerested ‘" It is pce wealth po cnt Re ahaes gave her a curious, sharp thrill of| | That homeless voice took up its|North Dakota, attorneys for defend. |¢rcs° found the most practical for , e this purpose is what is called “road devaies i taunt: “That's not why you want/ ant and apvellant, a0 phe ; i |; building up the property, nor do they obtain| business. While the money power still tends errnige! Bie hy nab ave! to die! You're going to kill your: Birdsell, Ch. J., ard Burr, J., dis- walking pny ae EF |= the full return for their labor. The farm own-| to focus itself in the hands of a few, capital no/ adequately with the means of mals ie ayitiey cae bo? wert —_ day. The wrestler or boxer, the |2 er, on the other hand, is tied to the soil. His/longer means the money baron of muckraking,| death. Cherry would laugh at her Forks County ig! captor shot-putter, and even : A . e gether if you commit suicide. Y From Grand " 5 ‘Property represents his capital, and only by im-|trust-busting days, It means, more and more,| if she knew, make some laughter. know that's the sure way oo keep State of North Dakota: idea os _ " Se he this form s :; ey ‘ + * q led, gibing comment: “Good) ¢h, fi i Plaintiff indi = wing the land itself is he able to increase|the American people. People’s ownership of ; sd y»|them from marrying and _ bei one indiSpensable method needed to| + his capital. He is in business for himself.| natural resources, business, and industry is hal weenie totantey. Pee fool yore, Fae Frank C. Heaton, qiuire the stamina for long con-| (3 Naturally he will work harder than his temant growing. There was no use being bitter) hands clamped to her’ here, Defendant and Appellant. ero Wade iat |= neighbor, whose only concern after he has ob-| The American wants his wealth managed by| when you faced death. Cherry was| stricken face. are ag te Ml Le SYLLABUS: o placed upon the necessity of devel- tote orn, ‘Dine eae ut oping strong abdominal and back ar! a N. D. g19,| Muscles. Those exercises need be 124°'N. W. 417, Ann. Cases, 1912D. Quite mad for the 2 tained a living from the land is to clear enough| private hands. He has had experience with ey en beh LTE comme moment she shrieked her answer is u F A sa, 8 . S| to the voice that seemed so real to additional to pay the rent. government management and is familiar with] Bob who had been ins! ing | that| fore Coq ! or 4 > |= «Farm ownership is the basic foundation upon its failure.. He trusts the man who has risen] she “give herself to love.” Faith, iz thence ee Aa nee : taken which will enlarge the mus- = which the American agricultural structure is|to the top in private life more than the man es ee Mee yo ee aun Without Bob!” Then the red mists] 936, it is held that the attorney ge (3 built. who has climbed the political ladder—at least| 2"4 enormou y white) of madness lifted for an instant lore ° les of the torso. A strong spinal eral has the right to appear i MY #4 “ ness of her face, felt the agon: i S 4 holly di A A in the sound handling of finance. So America| which she had held at tay ppd and in a slow, amazed voice she| the 2 pl jury at any time when in| wholly different crime for the pur i : “But—it’ idj his judgm e Ss i ii Sane Use of Resources has communism without state control. ing down upon her. It seemed to ely ies it, be eee sae best interests oF the state soto do, oa. pone (aebaaentae |= ,. The United States, with the largest per cap-| And he has it without confiscation and with- Hi ipa Nenribe ie Bel s Aer arenes ghd that each of his assistants has) 1°, for the purpose of proving in- + * ita lumber consumption of all industrial na-|out compulsion. He owns because he wants to, acter, with aoa vicious, writh- ; NEXT: Suicide an, accident? th same right. Sas Ya Mas tan in.tha dependeutty-stie:coropuienbensannctne + tions, consumes annually more than a third of|and nothing but the usual hazard of investment ing tentacle reaching for her flesh. | ¢ —_____—_4] test of the admissibility of evidence,| collateral offense. all the wood used in the world. It consumes|can take his wealth from him. He owns in ac-| With a low, gasping moan she Decisions of and if evidence is relevant to the Appeal from the district court of| issue on trial it is admissible un-| g, id Fork: ty, Hon. W. J.! Supreme Court || tess shown to be subject to some Mneshaw cahage Dafanarat cant deficit being drawn from virgin timber, which|not by any divine right of equality, He worxs| of the writing table, knocking over less ‘shown to, be is reduced annually 21/ t t te th ity, not through | Ing thatthe id so." oT , vieted of Making’ a false entty op luced annually 214 per cent. ‘0 promote the common prosperity, not through] ing that she did so. we . Though the state in the trial 4 ; The problem of conservation narrows down|any desire to help an intangible thing like the| She. knew now that this thing! From McHenry County of a criminal offense may not in- Pelee ger pele peeps to one of inaugurating a sustained yield prac-| state, but to help himself and his family. The pei Rn ena tor hes pte aanas Plaintiff and Re- be ger igpiecery pettus coeralaie8 | cor, appeals. tice, which presupposes proper reforestation by |old distinetion between capital and labor is fad-| alize her tragedy to its uttermost| ‘PONde? pais tes tern of the defen?| AFFIRMED. Jandowners. There seems to be growing real-|ing. The modern laborer is often a copitallst, before she, could be free to find A. Kraft and Sebastian Kraft, De-| ant or his criminal disposition, nev- me of ‘the court by Nuessle, . s.| ev :. Fy is-] Peace in death. wou not be ‘endants. ertheless, if evidence: it 1 nei Since 1922, for ieiewh meant pa aot of ia gpg ——_ sg and] cheated. Very. well!” She "would! A. itraft; Defendant and Appellant. erant is’ offered, the fact that ‘m-| pqftaneit, Murphy, of Fargo, attor- ‘ , | each year more lumber than it grows, the|cordance with his ability and his judgment and| laid her head ‘on the slanting eed i ; i face the truth, or rather, feel the} Syllabus: | Rey, for defendant and appellant. ; the lumber production of the entire redwood] for the welfare of others besides himself. svuth It etary lopiarel sector mee Mh At caniistcobla Jubyicaince ke faire It sanee: eerie a George F. Shafer, Attorney Gen- in California has been under such prac- loved Coerey, aa Ohare loved sustained rhea, the fpesimony cits eral crimes, does not render it in-| Banos” s, Bismarck, ‘and George ak tice. Orego: ingto Son, Li ‘ob! ~— So _ simple! a she| cumstances, probabilities an si- issible. for reaso . | is i ee oa oe i known, deen in her, heart, ever|cal facts prove that the testimony | in the opinion, that in the dastarg| (eMetel, of Grand Forks, attorneys - ce at jer . BY igs for plaintiff and respondent. he New York sta ; : f the plaintiff is inh ‘ ledge | servation department is issuing millions of/ Obviously there is more than one member of| she eves hon ene Cee oe aug of the plaintiff is inherently wrong.| case the knowledge and intent ot " oma a : e 2. The head of a family may pur-| the defendant were in issue and his young trees annually for reforestation of pri-|the Lindbergh family imbued with the spirit| and jealousy? .,|chase a car for the general use of| motive was relevant and thet the NOR oa a peeprtd ee | -vately owned lands. of sportsmanship, and endowed with that type] ,,,Her heart. argued desperately: |the members of his family. but if he evidence objected fend- - 5 to by the de: Se: j VDC | ae ! ry 4 ted andinavian American Bank of a of physical courage that is shot through with may ae Pasay oe Ete tain Asa eae he We era ee at conditions setabtch thene men- Fargo, N. D., banking corpora- ever, for lumbermen are still cutting into vir-!common sense. The mother of the young flyer| tion for Cherry. He despised Cher-| member curreptitiously tekes ire admissible, although it might also| 9% Plaintiff and Appellant, gin timber at a great rate, and in most cases| is accumulating a record of her own that finely| ry because she could not be true|car and negligently injures another. | tend to Prove other and collateral] Gorge Dy, Perry, Defendaat aR i ” to any man. He only tolerated her! 3. When a person w'thout the ex. crimes. orge D. Perry, indaut and Re- making no attempt at replacement. supplements that of the aviator envoy. because she was my sister.” leaf muy coe lercaution ston “ spondent, ~ Timberlands are similar to farm lands—they| Mrs. Lindbergh readily, and with perfectiy ice jeered at her:|with his head and shorter see | s— Son The, doctrine of res judicatal sotto, jan e s—t rg! 'y, ar That outside voice jeered at her:|with his head and shoulders in a is applicable in criminal actions; i may be cut over, replanted either artificially| serene nerves, accepted the invitation of high|“He lost his respect for her, “aa| atts car standing upon a 2 Dut, Held, for reasons stated in the| gyi; Where & bank takes » negoti- The surface has hardly been scratched, how- al o} ick: i ‘she was in his blood. He wanted| highw: dark night able instrument by endorsement be- or aereraby. Pc mg when = ales on of pen pt to pone to the comet ot pe See his Blow g Rabe | ro lg yliut eta = Fg gpinion, that the sey ce estoppel By| fore maturity and without notice, as ‘00 frequently, however, this system|that country and share in e acclaim given her'| torment” because’ she’ was ooetyn Te al and shonin na the. each deme n which a former eerdicr| collateral to a valid and subsisting is not followed. Utilization of forest resources|son. She made the journey by airplane as a! home, taboo because she was his| ari legs and feet extending into the pot ag indebtedness, so az to bec: me a hold- F 4 4 a r¢ ig into based offered rg — use of bey. Fs natural sancurees, in sg There were times when a er wife's sister. And now he doesn’t/street he is struck and injured by a it when forests are wn upon they may/soul might have regretted entering on this re] Mined minerals and fuels can-|aerial adventure, but not Mrs. Lindbergh. She restored to the earth. was “game” at every juncture of the long trip. government is showing the way when|She was composed at the get-away, composed was are evidence | er in due course and thereafter the in a subsequent prosecution for a| ii! er, subsequent to its maturity i RR: «are cen en UadanNmRtadiat ipo trie ce and wai Bald note teaducad OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern ]| fraud in the ince tren a8 orig- | : inal note as a defense in a suit on development will hold the vertebrae in DRIREE position, and likewise the | vital organs of the abdomen will be sustained and supported properly Dr. M will gladly answer. puntooal guests ta Welles aa os Ppp to him, care of Enel stamped addressed envelope for reply. only by an increase of tone and strength of the abdominal walls, T have pre; a short series of standing and lying down exercises ving you a few minutes of correct exercise for daily use. If you want to obtain this chart, write to me care of this newspaper and ask for jon ate tel od enclose a large, stamped, j-ad- dressed envelope for reply. No matter from what disorder you are suffering, similar training of your muscles will help you in over- coming disease and assist "i, ~ fe an terially in prolongii guarding you agafaat infirmities of premature old age. Questions and Answers Question: X. Y. Z. writes: “I have read in newspapers that being subject to ivy poison was merely a matter of diet, and with the proper diet, immunity from this poison could be brought about. Is this true, and if so, where could I learn this diet?” A Answer: Live on a diet free from bad food combinations and you will an added steady supply of blood and |be able to build up your blood car- bonate reserve so as to resist the in- vasion of the vine poison. The week- ly menus, published in this column should be sufficient to accomplish this for the average person. Question: Mrs. R. asks: “Is oat- meal a sufficient food for a baby one year old? If not, what is a good diet without milk?” Answer: A baby one year of age “Mass only milk and orange juice. Cereals should not be added - w..u year. The first food pone “e ae aaatebien tasty hg cooked, leafy vegetal milk and vegetables pe used at some of the meals, and proteins added to the greens at other times, when the milk should be left qut. Question: Mrs. B.. asks: '“Will you tell me what a flavitis or flo- bitis leg is after an operation for acute appendicitis?” Answer: Philebitis, to which you doubtless refer, is often it aft er an operation in the lower abdo- men. A swelling in the leg is caused by some interference with the cir- culation of blood or lymph. This is due to an injury from the opera- tion and usually caused by the re- moval of some of the lymphatics in the groin, where the original action took Place seventy-one years ago. “Is 2” Fox Films comedy- drama based on the stage if Play of ithe same name, with George O'Brien and Edmund Lowe in ti ir roles, which has been playing’ to crowded houses at the Capitol = tre, will end its run tonight. This is the story of a prize fighter and his manager in high soc! and is crowded with amusing e3i as well as thrills and excitement. [ NEWS BRIEFS | Ice gorge in Mississippi river be- low St. Louis breaks, endangering river shipping by rush of back-up water through breach; river stage drops nine “eet at city. Commissioner Tel:er of shipping board denies at Washington thet he will resign before expiration of his term in June, Captain F. J. N. Stevenson, senior ee of Western Airways, Ltd., illed when play. falls near The Pas, Manitoba, Fargo—John J. Nierling, James- town, was elected potentate of El Zagal Temple, A. R 0. N. M. 8. here. Noi of board feet of timber for pa-|at every landing, composed when the upper air = - the al note so lo! the re- lor every tree cut 0! .| scent al e Mexi ca) compo: in * “] bothered with a hard per- ; is fair to all. It is obviously just as un-|the greetings that were given her, composed GOING “fo “TAKE oT CHALK “THAT Nose » |such holder has the same rights in sistent cal, but found no other | fair to this generation to deprive it of timber| when the plane lifted for the start of the home N the wed note it ‘ad in the OF YOURS, OR print om though. the aie in ths name of the original ANOTHER INSURANCE POLICY FoR $2000 !e I WANT -THE MADAM that posterity may have an ‘ample supply as it/ flight, and com thro:ggh storm and snow is “ogonge seeretion to waste it so posterity|and stress as the northward going proceeded m lo without. “THEY'LL ONLY 4% Questions...) WRITE You UP For |\ Your NAME pay Where such renews! note is ed: and lieving as Foley's Hones’ and’ mong, Cait. “Coughs anf Ecat rit] 3 oe ee “thrilled”—that was the “fo BE WELL PROVIDED FoR ‘eared Mo riggtr8 | 1517 AN" MARRIED, stl held as collateral the bolder is ferme tne ete nial coughs, Hn- Speech as a Safety Valve reaction of Mrs. Lindbergh as told in her own IN CASE ANYTHING A ~~ FROM “THEN, transfer as a matter of law, and the| !Y Stopped. It combines the cura- Although [bristling with practical diffiu'-|words. Forced landing in’ drastically “in. SHOULD HAPPEN To ME,4 (O79 TOME MNGS FON FULL BE 4 |ratzr, with nowiedge “of the the mollfying aemucent acm of nich the ces Sis hate Wale arene renee fag gel hte das fing ON My ExPeprtion ")k witout -faceaiegin ain iy | ends oe ney whenever he was. She might have i cannot question | Suffer from night To “THE ANTARCTIC GIRTH OF A more comfortable and safer on a train in ‘Ti NEXT SUMMER /. ; The rub comes in its] the later laps, but riding on a train would have been an anti-climax, and why perpetrate an an- ; 1S ti-climax when there was no real need of do-| | 2 iy the oi the right of such holder so long as the note remains as such collateral. Appeal from the District Court of County, Hon. Thomas H. pial Bearghe yt Ce, inson, N. rney for ve} i. { F ME Bisontt, of Dickinson, N. D., Attorneys for Re- spondent, f At the Movies | _ ne ° ELTINGE THEATRE ° tic period Haid & troublesome coughs. Ask for Foley’s Honey a: Tar Compound.—Adv. Hello, “Bill:—The Elks club sens GEIE tomy evening ding es by B z,| after 6 o'clock. Come up Opinion of the court by Burr, "| make it your headquarters,