The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1928, Page 4

PAGE FOUR The Bismarck Tribune those weak eyes. He didn’t stop to think that it was better to drive slow when passing an- THE STATED OLDEST. NEWSPAPER itecur ta (Established 1873) Ray Kingsley was an innocent passenger. SaNiWL: ty tu He an & ‘ A The driver of the car in which he was pleasure * je Bismar ‘ribune C-mpany, Bis-/ riding forgot to sound his horn in passing an- marck, N. D.. and entered at the postottice at Bis-/ other car. The driver of the car about to be Ceorge D. Mann .. ’ passed turned directly into his path. He had WAtieliok Kits, Payante ‘forgot to put out a hand of warning. geotagged Forget. Forgot. Forgott It is the T 5 | ) ‘. orgot. orgotten. is e ety Gy Meas bas sue |requiem of countless dead—killed because the Daily by mail, per year, (in |eed Daily by mail, per year, drivers forgot to remember. TYPES AND HABITS patly by mail, Ueulta ot Nos. Dakota’... oe £0 Drivers should be made to remember. Al-. \ . ' with’ the eeobltes ot cataract and sul |ready many cities and states have taken meas- — S different personalities. bad ones. If Weekly by mail, in state, per year sed ures to that end. They require that all euto- ; ‘ ‘ | It takes a good deal of study | siderate of others, it will be neces- Weekly by mail, outside of 1 North Dako ye: "mobile drivers pass tests. North Dakota's NY : 4 i? along the line of metaphysics to| sary to study how to be kind and fear rs vcccecseeestececectesecscvesesess 1.60; MEXt step in the control of automobile drivers, AS % we 7 Beting Bild bid end od = aH Member Audit Bureau of Circulation automobiles and traffic problems should be the s . : : from @ fox. e TG WT imidita bie {development of a rigid automobile driver’s ex- ‘ . ss It ant one that all cee em! of 5501 i i vhi vil u is 5 are e same, even ical- Rie AWancluted ria ls exclusively encitiéd to. the amination which will prevent such disasters as _ t el ph thentallye While pe ! those in which young Gayton and young Kings- ly. iy to it or he eeauaue Cele l in this boetelcl 4 ‘ley ended their lives. A j 7 a Raa, bebo cary ore mats ae ies} Iso thi ws of spontaneous origin publishe: H vesi z ret, wil herein. All rights of republication of all other msat-! Aviators must Res, eyesight tests. Why q ‘4 Tee ee re oe then ta TRG of ter herein are also reserved. not the automobile driver? The Jaws | of U waist, his brother may even be North Dakota require every automobile driver , y burdened with a fifty inch circum- Foreign Representatives to know the rules of the road. But do they? 3! ference! important for a successful social G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY j ee erey, 3 . 4 How are we to account for these} life as it is for ial bealth. He NEW YORK - - - Fifth Ave. Bldg. great physical differences when we) must learn to be fair in hie ‘ it, CHICAGO DETROIT — Za Bre supposed to be inthe | whether playing blind lll rbd | Editorial Comment : : “| [iS"Sxpalined very situply If we sre | "We should all watch habite as a (Official City. State and County Newspaper) to accept the beliet that we are what | they in ourselves ard reall use for republication of all news dispatches credited Where’s the Speed Limit Leen x 4 F ¥ A Re prin of eS) habits ee bed need Mad tbout: But They Forgot to Remember (Fargo Ferum) “ thinking, eating, ex ing, work-| acquiring character per- Two young men were killed in automobile; Perhaps North Dakotans were interested, a j a Or mith Cae “a Oh watts nd habits can be easily eccidents over the week-end. Poor eyesight! day or two ago, in a news dispatch telling of a i 4 i growth, but any leaning, for in-| sincerely was the contributing factor in one case. Bis supposed “record run” Heats ion wk : b Bho. cried he ae ie Marten ease Aga ure to observe the rules of the road caused the! Mandan, with a car driver boasting that he had 5 ; * r change; stand other. {covered the distance of 206 miles in 3 hours pats: wil OL aetulape meatal abi ian win bepbesesd bableg? sit It is just another reminder to all car drivers! and 58 minutes. _ ‘ : beautiful and sy iminetrl bal form. prpaantsiey that the grim spectre is the unseen passenger| If our calculations are correct, that is at the , ts as In some respects we born JUESTIONS AND ANSWERS who gleefully chuckles when the driver fails to| rate of about 52 miles an hour. aoe s aati ot seer Lage ig ad « all T. es ge T kot see the train at the railroad crossing, and who| North Dakota highways were not built for : : 5 shaped totiee. eccording tt" tha] seuliea for: vwelve’seese,. Wak you croaks happily when motors crash and people; speedways, and their use, even for advertising ; oo ni ey habits we acquire. kindly name the foods I should use: are killed and maimed for life. purposes, is not permittted under the law of g * : C “ We are also born with some def-| Is there a sanitarium that you Wallace Gayton had poor eyes. He had had/|the state passed during the last session of the net Le é : ed Se evel dager trcoueer: maper pen schon as” iepalad many narrow escapes from death when head-! legislature. itil Ns food and warmth, rin go the op- or a few lights had blinded him at night. But hurtling} Record runs are okeh, but let them be made Ruse posite sex, and so on. But even 3 I give over the smooth highway, he forgot about |somewhere other than on the public highways. ‘ i from these natural desires we ac- Any ES, * quire a gerat deal of misery because can be Presidential Campaign Portraits—No. of New York’s biggest contractors, : of the inhibitions and restraints of ly having erected many of the Edison f organized society, and from im- Gov. Alfred E. Smith power plants. | | WASI IINGTON : Horie in our educational oe = maceeesty sce One who has so shaped his life as} Questi K, L. M. TOMORROW: The city streets. 5 5 : jon: 3 ‘Sidewalks Stuff’ Discarded by Al Smith y to be healthy, successful and happy| have trouble sleeping at of Today ° R has not edd ae on prom Pd aie teil — the ing es AE LEVI ry advantage acqu: fore| Also, ve a dizzy feel I At the Movies ' A but od ee of the|head upon arisi: me nis , a BY RODNEY DUTCHER board to administer relief for chil- fee e learned | to _Editor’s Note: This, the While he was talking, I surveyed CAPITOL THEATRE _ Washington, April 17.—Congress; dren in distress in prolonged strikes roth Pp since Heed It sickness, — eighth in a series of Presiden- |the governor's flat-topped desk,| Once in a blue moon a picture) may decide to determine in the! such as those in the bituminous coal bitin Sirs rr apne gles de- oe tial Ca npaign Portraits written |bearing a collection of articles not|comes that exceeds all the prom-|short time left before it whether] mines, children of the unemployed, | Maar) ese He athe as bey e Sa mal — gas. This would also for the Tribune by Robert Tal- unlike a museum. It is necessarily] ises made for it and such a one|it is true that a million children| and of other parents in extreme | hal , of errors in living, a cause biliousness, with the resultant ley, is the first of four articles |a big desk, for here’s what it bore: |came to town yesterday and had its| are existing on less than | poverty, including children of farm- bits, not fate, are to be blamed. | dizzy spells which you experience on Gov. Al Smith of New York. Desk Ornaments first showing at the Capitol The-| living standards and, if so, whether|ers in distressed agricultural areas, et en is present, it is not/each morning. The second article on Governor | A statuette of a boy scout, ajatre, «a1 » | $25,000,000 should be appropriated|to be known as the Federal Child sip ean enor <osbaows Smith will appear tomorrow. miniature bronze lion, a bronze bear,| The picture is “Dressed to Kill,”| to take care of them. Relief Board, to consist of the sec- ha Me dice cngerad the tot Y a small silver bull, three ink stands|@ novel story of the modern under-| This is the contention of the|retary of labor, the chief of the rr one e aac pe laced disease. with flashily-colored pens protrud- | world. group which is urging passage of| children’s bureau of the Department ing, a glass of ice water on a blotter,| Edmund Lowe, remembered for Hey Heri cast of a big peanut with!his splendid work in “What Price two legs, a silver-rimmed picture of | Glory?” the role of “Mile BY ROBERT TALLE LBANY, N, Y., ee rhare the ‘Wheeler-LaGuardia resolution|of Labor, and the secretary of agri- id to hear from you about) sician is then consul to create a federal child relief board| culture.” coming to help Betty out. She} should be used in ch vil and hopes that it .ill have a chance} The board would have power to|knew I had written you about it/ will teach the patient hcw to chenge| noon. Sidewalks| of his wife and one of his sons, a 12-|Away Barry,” the master crook,|to prove its case at a hearing be-| buy food and clothes for needy chil-| 274 I didn’t know what to tell her) his “sick” its to healthy ones. New York” stuff| inch replica of the first railroad| debonair, immaculately — dressed,| fore a Senate or House committee. |dren and to make cash payments to|When she asked me what you said. the one who when Al Smith’s!train in New York, several dozen|perfectly groomed, patron of the] Proponents of the measure assert] parents and otherwise contribute to|! didn’t like to write you about it| wishes to develop a charming yer- name is placed in| unopened letters (Governor Smith|opera and night clubs and consort|that strikes and sectional depres-| child welfare, but it is specifically |2&2in because I don’t want to urge/ sonality can learn how from the} below nomination at the/ opens his personal mail himself), a|of silken ladies, in direct contrast| sions in textile manufacturing| provided that nothing in the resolu-|¥OU te do things. It won't be any competent, “ag Hers - na-| small marble elephant, several scrib-|to the accepted type of thug who| cities, the bituminous coal fields and| tion would authorize the placing of | Stisfaction to you to do * good/analyst. It is all a question of tional convention! bled notations, two telephones, a|sneaks up a dark alley and belays| some agricultural areas have strick-| any children in institutions. deed at another’s Prompting. It] cultivating good social habits. He at Houston, Tex.,|desk lamp with pink silk shade, and |his victim with a blackjack. en the children of workers and reas g nevervis to anyone. I’m sure that/ must honestly examine himso!f te fF next June. two bronze book-ends between which| Ben Bard is his chief assistant] farmers as their principal vietims. | It is unlikely that the resolution | having decided by yourself to come If any slangy| were these volumes: “Care and|and Mary Astor plays the leading] ‘The fact that children have suf-| will be favorably reported by any|¥ou will be glad of it even if it ible for him wonder if rived on Manhat individual §shows| Treatment of the Diseases of Ani-|feminine role, adding her refeshing| fered in the coal fields is generally | congressional committee and it may |40e8 interfere with your o'ans Le-| sible for ieee eo a up down there ;” “The World Almanac,”| beauty to the picture, while Charles] recognized and Senator ‘Wheeler of} not even get to a vote. Opposition | cause you can’t possibly have any band, phe h pave, ne sen’ rr pe tp ye from the Bowery,|“Papers of Thomas Jefferson,”| Morton plays opposite her in the| Montana and Congressman LaGuar-| presumably would be forthcoming | }/@0s that are more impertant than bai Finney P without him and) Pay eft = Boley Mrdar i sporting a check-|«Speeches of Bourke Cochran,” and | romantic role. dia of New York believe they can| from large employers who sc loing a kindness to ore who is in| @>andoning yo iene eeaggp it lage . On ttan soil before one urself to the rulgar ed suit, a loud vest and with) New York legislative proceedings) There is much to commend this| prove that many children are also|c.-plain that any such establish-| Need of it. gestures of a heathenish exhibition. bis “wiiskers, oe derby cocked over the tip| for several years. delightful entertainment. Thrills, cindernomished He underclothed in mei as that cet would| _ Besides, I think it will be good Fad ris pes dear, that ree pear with many adventures. of a long cigar protruding from the} On the walls were two American |laughter, suspense and heart inter-| other sections, amount to federal subsidy of strik-| for you to get back to a simple life) Sfn7Sn somes pave, © oe northwest corner of his mouth, helflags, pictures of Smith in a fire-|est, and a story out of the ordinary cee ing workmen, for a change. Somehow I don’t like| Still judge esch otha by “henavioe, = t be cite me t pear ira man’s uniform, pictures of Smith)that retains its interest from begin-) The main opposition they must e fact is, of course, that no| your going to a studio party with- Reg ity epee ow ar xd ‘asd ba Wisk sie” Pili Sogn €;|with his baby grandson, pictures of | ning to end. face, however, is based on the doubt| government agency has any com-| out Alan and doing an outiandish| Ue tind ie ee iid time 40 it the oe as vee le town | Smith with Boy Scouts, framed whether such relief is a duty of the} prehensive data on the actual con-|dance among a lot of strangers. pee : ars poten frie People cartoons and autographed photo- ELTINGE THEATRE federal government. There is some| dition of children in the coal fi Frank had a few of his friends pp HL the American graphs of the great. Clara Bow entertains a: the El-| doubt no whether the bill will have| children of the many persons n in the other evening and one of Seg eval in mblie is going to Governor Smith talked—loudly, |tinge again today and Wednesday in| an oj f ‘ ; h . dnesday pen hearing or not. unemployed or children on farms. |the girl twisti id. shakit 2 aie h volubly and breezily. He laughed her latest screen play, “Red Hair. If it does, testimony about the| The Committee for Federal Re- herself rine oy ail eianiont Fondest i errelielieind atiined ine bigs hoain ine saise Pilnay eae ress a hctin nares condition of children, will be heard let for. Children which is backing| thought she had stomach trouble. eee st outgrown smoked. If he wanted to*use a cuss|the real Glara is shown in all her| United Mine Workers ech iter pestle pitas gan ih non Frank told me it was that jance] NEXT:: Marye ears some pin i ‘i aa aE i ou said you did—the Black Bot- Male peti word occasionally he did it. titian-topped glory for the opening| President ‘Thomas F. McMahon of| investigations as have been made|tom. Such a name. If ra om : Grammar Lapses scenes are in beautiful technicolor /the United Textile Workers of| indicate considerable suffering] torted yourself like this girl dic I Side, rere ‘ Despite the with which he aanley ing the red tops of ped America and _ representatives of! among children under 14. It points} wouldn't be surprised if eveull be f IN NEW YORK | a fish mar- guards his | pul speeches, Gov- Clare and we leading pee né| other labor unions. President Wil-|out, with the hope of gaining sup-| complaining of a fractured spine ket, and who has ernor Smith’s grammar lapses in or-| Chandler as they naturally are. liam Green of the American Federa-| port from industry, that if child] shortly. ° s 4 % dinary conversation. The story is a simple on of Amer- | ¢j, f I abo: ; A : 4 es new “discarded 3 i ze ‘ iss e + ‘ion of Tabor may appear. health is now imperiled, in man I can believe you attracted atten-| New York, Ay 17-It’s a dull 3 i He used the eer n't” at least ape * “3 in a ee manicur: Orposants of the resolution do|cases the efficiency « of the workers | tion all right. But why you should| day that fails oe in some 5 im i aed in frequently re-|ist finds : at “gol 1 i is ad not believe that conditions among|of tomorrow will be consiierably| desire attention thai you get in| ingenious new “racket” to this b speech and ath jellows. fal oAd ein 4, pce re ‘es and! children are anywhere near as bad| lessened. In its propaganda on be-| that manner uzzie to me. I] slightly cock-eyed metropolis. * with a consequent addition! ctr Orr th at ease a tf Hyatvetrasy han fies ee riddle. as painted and argue that passage|half of the resolution, it admits} noticed that t! ys were very the latest is almost too iy and refinement that would seh Ae erect in. hi eal pete ienelaaaee she “digs” <4 et ie SA eds be a danrero us ex- hmeaicati prosperity, but says it is] much interested in this girl’s danc- an It rein of the ys of ident. fs 7 ae ii Tnalism. lopsided, ing, too, ja iton, wi Main Obstacles seh bed ae is good enlace. Ete PAE snares comtens: aot relics The Wheeler and LaGuardia} The committee chairman is the tt does worry me to think of you| mustache, and Sheridan Keen, main obstacles stand be ne eee ee reved breeches however, whereche finally gives hee | measures are alike except that La-| Rev. Hubert C. Herring of Boston. | going back to that studio to pose.| melodrama detective of many dis- Al Smith and the presidency, | Perera ree ee ae en reached | however, when she finally gives her| Guardia would appropriate $75,000,- lease do be careful how you con-| guises. i is fri z| the dignity of the position he holds |heart to the ward of her three mid-| 999 he job, ing to his friends. One is}. Dane te diek ha hak Bach discawed alice, “Tnrcuah hel for the job, whereas Wheeler} So fa ngbedy is been able to|duct yourself, Marye. Perhaps if} Some menths ago, so the story rel: . one is hii ant rohibi- play e has been pote Sar Raealtak. oF Fev tiaras asks only $25,000, 000, rales the ere ila Sreecantilly ini you nenstioe a little dignity you may] goes on Broadway, 8 make-up ar- an e js a sort| Wry gi 4 Fees onal bi -. ke captivity se animals are very| undergo the impression must | tist, wi served prentice- impression that the| During his first term as gover-/she overcomes these difficulties.) LaGuardia’s resolution provides: |quarrelsome and usually kill pas | es eraatad is the man’s mind a me ee ely end 1 nor he used to tos his prepared| however, and, after a forced mid i ee baer ie ap epenitored speeches to the newspaper os anor night dip in an icy pool, she wins to “That there is hereby created al other or the young, about you. It just can’t be pos-| alike, decided that = comf and say: “Here, take the fish mar-|Jove and happiness. ket jenguags ut of this stuff for . el tal it together an rade hetrcl mvt NEWS BRIEFS | OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern mamatical improvements thereon.|g@———_________ dg By experience, contact and close] washington—So: in zZ : % 1..ith’s comes om the. cisnar, Bast, aide ward agreement betmgen Canada Awa AM D- HYDE OXWALDER, AW Yes, MR. OXWALDER,~T eZ well, even for New fly | 882 almost perfect English in his ‘vean shipway project is indicated| {THE MAAS WHO PHONED A HALF Eau sR. JARVIS, “THE MASOR'S Henty has warned us, econversation Tapses’ “* 4°%5| in diplomaic correspondence “made! A HOUR AGO,“THAT I WAS CALLING SECRETARY! MASOR HooPLE | | Bit» pleaded the make-up man, Between Cor Feud a and the| ® foreseen’ pending settlement of] f{-THIS EVENING To SEE MASOR A SAILED NESTERDAY MORNING f | cre day, We tl beer Ct en ith’s| «14 Dutch families that comprise | SUMber of question HOOPLE ! ~u WILL You e FoR FRANCE, AT THE INVITATION. the Warne rere Washington—A bill _ increasing : PLEASE “TELL Him I AM OF “He FRENCH GOVERNMENT! = No truce in this. feud ever will be {he duties on farm products under HERE? SusT REMIND = ‘(THEY ARE KEENLY INTERESTED Teached, although more than one| Senator Shipstead, Minnesota, as 2 HIM THAT I AM “THE: MAAN WHE PERFECTION oF His It a Zi i E i th thy he ish | “rider” ion bi : one of our most AS erat cates todas wal relish rider” to tax reduction bill. WHo FINANCED is ANIATOR'S SAFETY SUIT few He men. Ths Senet investigators *TWhen /1 Smith came to the as.|..Mimneapolis—Miss Frances Ed- AVIATOR'S SAFETY LEFT A NoTATION FoR ME. tanned lenty. | sembly from New York’s East Side Het s for oe pes, Peis fe To KEEP US Touch . wrth Nou We do need a big navy. oh takes t & 8 pao the dowagers let it be d gang of narcotic ped- FROM TIME “To “TIME, AND 5 wr that ndered. Her f INFORM You OF His. pRoGRESS! J we NAS eee 3 i i ¥ H itsk welcome in their homes at that time,| i; lis—Chan Winter, then Governor Al Smith is not going| 14) student at West High here: die into their homes now,” he once told appeared last Tuesday and Police a es | were asked to look for him by his i younger generation it is} widowed mother. He is five feet siee. are ee ly a erenn War. tall, dark complexioned and of ro- Uy is ture, Y inent in the Junior Taague and cai children often entertain at 5, il ity. Hi Fibs $ i re, Smith has many wealthy| state conventions in Moorhead and of them eve for him Fargo, respectively, to Mbeny Aird — come jew Yo Los A A ngeles—Suit fg Mo posi dian, was Tied by Mrs. Frances ling oe || Wantage aap v lew) Wi iation shipbuilder, who—as & ship-| court in the Turtle Mozntsin Indien : thet he| f tative Hal Republican, Nort’ instit William ’ . Kgusey,| woud bond as 0 earding schol i rH | i i