The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1928, Page 4

s + views the future North Dakota's capital city is so lo- The Bismarck Tribune cated and served by rail and water transportation that An Ladepentent Newspapes ft fs destined to become one of the big, centers of “the THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER Great Northwest” by reason of its location westward (Established 1878) {from the Twin Cities at a point about as far distant as the Twin Cities are distant from Chicago. North R ae Re ace, en tg Ng oa Bis: Dakota's big city is going to be near the a the as second class mai) matter. [state. It is going to be Bismarck. Mr. Elliott does Ceorge D. Mann ..--.........Presideat anc Publisber |not say this but that is an inevitable conclusion after treading his interesting article. Subscription Rates Payable tp Advance » Defly by carrier, per year .. . ey by mail, per oe Ga Dake ate Ouedds Bismarck) ... * POrDaily by mail, vatside of North Dak SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1924 ttareces sos 3 BETTER DAYS FOR THE INDIANS a) . : PTOMAINE pee ee and mussels ag as in animal There was something pitiful yesterd: in a story as More people are kil from dE the iver is most danger * $M |about a prospective uprising of Indians on the Deep : ; : IAT they eat than die from not eating. | stances, : While most deaths are caused by & Creek reservation in Utah. The tom-toms were beating A ; we ® ey low food poisoning which in- ibes ‘ ating ov devances ; ith some of the body, Weekly by mail, in state, per year .... Lyejand the tribesmen were gest res pa init vaste as . . bey pet Tee pores ple are Woekly by mail, .2 state, three years for if they are 50 per cent as bad as indicated ; i A ,. ine saneeely Peony 2) ing they = ChwWeek!: mail, outside of North Dako a, desperate, last ditch rebellio : ‘ im nt thet Aas 10 | have eaten, and it is importa slarge veer is we Since the battle of Wounded Knee the Indian has : : : B you know what causes this rthe 3 ih — ‘been submissive. There have been no warlike gestures _—-f ‘ —— t] | Wat to do if you oF some on ~price from him. a j : ibstances that are poison-| ous part to eat. Almost every type Member ef The Atecciated Press ri m, 4,7 oy . su es The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the; The demonstration et Deep Cre: s intense a ra ~ "dre ( ji ous in themselves, for example of mast, fish td = Ag “Tittle use for republication of all news .ispatches credited | resentment, but it is motion picture stuff. It reads in-] i : -, 1 f *) a Pts that the only exceptions te Cornto it or aot otherwise credited in this newepepet, SOG terestingly, but the Indian in America has gone on his . 5 pret this is lamb aud mutton. “is @ RG HeriL, Ait vigues ot repebliesticn ef all mat |last war trail and he realizes it. : \ ‘V scarcely be ‘classed as | type of polaoning causing paralyat -eral ter hereiS are also reserved. Nevertheless, the gesture should not be allowed to/ f ws : i a oa reels ae Biheod bf ee ng rom the use o! A |go unheeded. What must be the conditions that arouse | . a fiom f fresh, and one can only guard] Sometimes good wholesome foods that Pe resentative, & simple people s of passion? What! f : AR against these by knowing the varie-| such as meat, eggs, milk, fish, and Kj reign Rep! ple pe: = Z ‘ie ee) G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY injustices are in the What is to be done 5 Rr “ ties or by depending upon reliable | strawberries will produc meet NEW YORK --~ Fifth Ave. Bids. bot thie? } : markets. symptoms in certain individuels. This Per © oprcaGo. DETPOIT | sbout them: | § ) \ i Far more frequently met with] is an idiosyncrasy concerning some 4 Ongower Bidg. Gresge Blds.| Yesterday in Bismarck on the steps of th: state's | 4 < than these poisonous substances | special protein. A person 80 affect. me tat fw ce comand by i | staring wi leant of a " eng that ome contamina‘ yy im- artin; 8 quai ie south (Official City State and County Newspaper) fe mood solemnly c proper handling. This is some- offending foods, insufficient to be at Ke | Sakakawen, in which North Dakota pa times caused by the presence of air| unpleasant, and gradually increase agair TURNING THE BOOK OF TIME [tribute to a woman who aided explorers in blaz and live bacteria in metal contained | the amount used. a vet In this issue of The Tribune will be found & charm-| oh of empire, foods, or from specific orgai boarcingly written story of the founding of the Bismarck) Rather a pitiful and forlorn £ amouTribune 55 years ago. It is by Col. Clement Anjo ie tae of the state b _ done Lounsberry, who established The Tribune in 1873, WY egies et the Indian woman to ME assed to his reward. } much, WHE In it Colonel Lounsberry turns the Book of Time) at as she thinking of THE to the page of yesterday in a stately style that it| ih ine ©. Whrefreshing in this day for its brevity, fidelity and| nisms such as tubercular bacilli, trichinosis or typhoid. : CB. Animals or bees may be fed upon | good diet for an anemic person? substances that make their products| A’ : The first thing to re- oe to man. Rye may be in- that anemic patients fected with a smut causing epidemics! must not be stuffed with an excess of ergotism. Potatoes have been| of food. At the start of treatment, } known to produce poisoning from| a fruit diet will do more than ‘ with this statue? W 924 . thoes which Mave loin ta'the san ait | to normal: “AeeEhe tu oat ct Zbut simple, expressive English. vay {She has known it and h : F< eaC THON SAAS k 9 er digging. Wild potatoes some- uld be carefully balanced, cfast 1 The story is that of a veteran newspaper man. Y@t!she and her people have experienced it? That would| : IAN \ times will do this also, producing | usi Teasonable amount of all 2 gfats from its technique betieied dealers anu, a sed La interesting if we could know BN jaundice. Peaches will sometimes| the differcnt substances. As ¢ day may take a lesson, for it has indivi y. “Yn Sccharm of an old story, and it is done with an ease and and @grace of the natural writer who kept sweet with the foe years and viewed them in kindly perspective. ‘ward In his lifetime it was given to Colonel Lounsberry| later.to be of unusual service in the building of the west. heim Coie need bihtetiabastet These leaders told them they must in the w : Septedream has come true and is just beginning to attain TARE wer ie dl isle by them, that armed re | Fix ee cscd coe ‘ But to the Indian the i of the white man are in- | on ey i cater week ser rai apg Aoki serutable. There is so much injustice about them. It CasAmericans directed at an engineering party opening |'* the injustice of neglect, misunderstanding. The heart cause “summer complaint” for some| soon as the toxemia which produces unknown reason, possibly in some] anemia is thrown out of the system money to live on the rest of her: keep your ears open. For instance: beg because the seeds are also on Seay ies a get the ben- aoe and oe easily etire and! One of the most spectacular dance The treatment for any of these] Question: M. P. writes: “My never see a yard of chiffon again B fi A ; ‘ {hat it would never occur to her |#¢tS to be seen on Broadway is put food poisonings is to give an emetic| meals are mostly milk and fruit, or a | to quit. on by a team of Carlos and Valeria, | $0 as to freely ash out the stomach, page and vegetable. I am afraid j I haven't a friend who isn’t do-| in “The Greenwich Village Follies.” |and to give copious enemas. Then|I do not get enough starch. Does | ing something, who isn't unhappy,/Last winter they had a falling out|keep the patient active, exercising| the body require a definite amount land wishing "she had job. it {Over a dance number, or an engage- | enough to produce sweating if pos-| of starch, and will I suffer on ac- ‘seems to be in the air. So, if you, Ment, or whatever actors quarrel] sible. Sometimes the symptoms do| count of the :mall quantity I take are joining our ranks there’s noth- about. The act “split.” But they ar for several days, in which | in?” | ing to be done about it apparent id danced together so long that| case it is advisable to give a cath-| Answer: I do not believe it is {Just wait until I tell Alan your | friend realized that personal suc-/| artic and large quantities of water, | necessary to use any highly starchy | plans—he will have heart failure, /Cess rested largely upon their joint | with sweating and enemas. foods at all in the diet. ot course, for you are his ideal of the dear, SPPearance. They agreed to “team| The foregcing cases can not be|there is always a small amount A survey of Indian affairs is A North Dakota senator heads the committee that is making it. It should go forward to the limit of constructive effort. Indians fairly treated do not turn to war drums with the prophetic words of their great leaders fresh in their minds. | = together” again, but from that day | classed isoning, | found in the non-starch: | ivalie t = ‘archy vegetables. 8nd ‘the line for the first northern transcontinental rail- i a blip aie vests hie se pilates Dear Mom: ed all seen fey Bee vee rrotett= iy ve not spoken 4 = by en ake: pepe aaa ee Md very } 1 enap way. H hi hitect of his own newspaper (for the Indian than it does today. His tragedy haz; 7... months ago, if you had) I'll write again very soon, and |Oer: 4 = po! from putrefaction. well without starch and sugar, and ! Seats ee tee arcmitery oF bis) 0 Les te 3 e 3 if” . iG it, “they are the worst of friends. | under / oe nottice built with green cottonwood lumber. He had |Never been St clearly ela written to me that you wanted to| an Hf y Hed ideas for You, | yep, on stage, Valeria—the girl aoe aca Bl resale aoe men fash lived ed is fae | ‘ winte an important part in developing the Black Hills gold| The demand is country-wide that the pre S-|go into the antique business I) si member of the team—mekes a pre-| spoiling mussels. ractically an exclusive mi et. i ge discovery. tigation of Indian affairs ed to the limit. It! should have hit the ceiling first, | MARYE, |C@tious acrobatic leap and’ is dex-| sonous ptomaine is produced by tl ne He gave to the world one of the greatest news is baeked by no less impre: force than the Genera’ en had a piping hot injunction} e chances are you ; served, restraining you from any} bout not getting . " |terously caught by her partner. bacillus totulinus, and produce NEXT: Marye tires of her job, |TheY take their bow smilingly, walk | what is known as’ botul 6 " ‘ first} will get too much rather than too 12.50 stories ever written from the west in the report of the | Federation of Women’s clubs. : such a es , and sagittal css si-| known as ausage poisoning. This | littl a ane Custer massacre, much of it written from notes taken| There are better days ahead for the Indian. _But since I have been a working | @———--———___—___4 wigs ti regent di cnyiatag. Gag cia has also been found in ord trom the knapsack of Mark Kellogg, Tribune cor- =a RES fa da Wires pe is NEW YORK to each other is carried tributed Peed ai Kkady wetores: very much. wife is suffering ‘No. dwar “in atthe den” with Conan, “| MRE. SHAVER SCOURGES THE RASCALS | net duckie a Saouthely those’ that acer home| the dociots ol us heeeeek ee . Jwas “in al le deat wit uster. a . ’ ne st. | any pleasure New York, Ju! — * 101 jat are om 's tell us it cannot cul l. A Colonel Lounsberry was a leader of pioneers. His The female of the species is more deadly than the| ou¢ of having a shop with i | blebs aloe canned. Poisons are not Would appreciate your advice on tg Medeanioniniae ith are ae j@f notes from Manhattan: The wags| For some months the beauty mar- band o And Jearly day newspaper had an important part jn shap- mated ae a i ri ca aoe a oes ey ae will are ¢ ing the Democratic ticket ;ket on Broadway has been cashing og in raw or freshly cooked foods. | same. hin: e : \$ ‘ F t Presépec of bubbles of gas and| Answer: The cause is due either Cor j ini kota terri d of both ' ree As fi I , 1{ The Family Robinson.” . ni never, nas Bulchritude brought | the softened to hardening of th - smand af eae aa yi wa like oe any of the|_ It 4ppears to be particularly in point with Mrs. Clem] gy7.ig aut r that soa acy 3 And that dance marathon soon be-|* higher price. It’s the result of a ined with a's of the solid TT ea obertar: 5 y { rH ye bet Eerl Parts combined with a peculiar odor, | ial tension, and most cases can be atic Shaver, wife of the Democratic national chairman, who ed in your children™icame ‘the troubled sol Memesh anette Should be sufficient excuse for dis-| cured by diet alone. If you -witl men of the brave old days in Bismarck. He was never] ” ; Day beatieggiey And “the boys” gather herds jroll and Flo Ziegfeld. Carroll, it'ap- x sa ir aa large personal persticisry by his efforts. eae a aera peeaticcresceyatien ‘ the lieve, every girl | god mobs these nights and after- |pears, Jooked pil eset seed tgp onl orl eee cheese be- parted alli ogee prong toe i YE The newspaper Colonel Lounsberry founded, largely| Sh# ##id in an interview authorized yesterday: nk of her mothet [Pear eterines Sone Coren the a [eae Malas eee nee come infected with « bacteria which additional information on this sub- Mipar through his efforts, because of his Custer story, and angle Democratic women will not support the ed, dependent wom- | escape for air... . And the girlies come over to his show, The ward] causes in irritation. In fresh! Jeet, becau: ii it ripping wet ticket and joke tform name ee «-.| Wear just what ey wear on stage. pee of ore nena eee reagent by The Nantany ‘dele ates at Fhe aetent can- ai pels aarates estal Sarria . . Which often isn’t much. .|to corner the beauty market. Begu-| hint as to what is coming. From the e Dr. McCoy Suggests | | Menus For a Week ! A vention at Houston. rth re, we di t eo ; Which may account for the falling | ties began to bigger and bet-/ moment the blonde star steps foot ae among the newspapers of the west and of the nation.| YL elieve that more than a few of the millions | met eee eee! Seat = took, {Cioff in sales of those so-called “art” |ter salaries. Sear contracts beran| into a deserted, haunted house, ac. offeri The institution started with a few cages of type of Democratic women in this country can be | Jatcg cree, 3nd “went flapper’ magazines. ... And Walter Winchell |to appear, offering from $200 . j | Louise put it? week, wi tion is the keynote—not only myste- | was and second-hand presses laboriously transported here Hatley ae Hees Poaceae j One would imagine Louise would a oie $250 pe: ; “a promises rious action, but the farcical and] pr, MeCoy’s menus 51 ted for | over. Senet br viewer winters, tofer bs geewins) man sho will shut his eyes like an ostrich pepe meted of gourse,, We pel ei the week beginning Sunday, July 8, | ily newspaper, having in connection with it to the things which the Democratic party has 7; “put that girl actually pines | re . jométhing is always happening. a ' Chic largest manufacturing business in Bismarck with the always stood for is a Boozeocrat, not a . | & y P lenzea,sreaulars” are all patronising oe wey mere tenet oe Tinare, | The picture lives up to its title and - i Senter Potate biggest manufacturing pay roll. It is serving daily Democrat. i NY iing present dur! «+ « Be-|And so the bidding has ee creed bacon, watfl (orowned aeons 337, ta wide territory in the Mistouri Slope country and| tn this crisis, of course, the wet Democrats will rais age, tween now and elec! roadway |average price used to be . Tradir i . ; | 9 sedately into black taffeta and i e H : in the Y ? m | © 7 : ‘hears, the Republican enforcement |® cope agen a laa anager aid eararonas a wet Joan of Arc. We shall hear from! White lace caps, just to allow her! offi i) take seriously the slop offspring the luxury of illusions|in the Democratic platform... . bbl. Iivisioned in 1873 as the last desperate shots of the! put there are other Democratic drys,to be heard abort the maternal instinct. On the night it was slipped in, about prune Lunch—Combination salad of to- | the | matoes, celery and cucumbers, glass sweet mill ‘pleasant summer el 8. of eT SWAN. Iie hi re : beats i ries i nner—Roast veal, wholewheat aronnc Vanishing American fell upon his ears. from, like George Creel and the talented and universal-| toatich: Hf her mother actually were |= yetee ne pene romnane, mid-tawn | (Copyefght, 1988, NEA Service, Ine.) el and inva haunted | dressing, asparagus, ‘atutied "beet ey Cobble History is always charming. The histosy of Bis-|ly respected Kathleen Norris and Senator Walsh, not|a dependent, clinging woman, wholgan borrowed a costune from al? ppens. ’ ee ooh tig | ——marck is especially colorful. In it there is romance,|to mention William Gibbs McAdoo and all the Demo-| made demands on Julia and wanted jcheckroom girl and xot wway....|| At the Movies | Monday | ——- adventure, inspiration, color, lights and shadows. cratic legions that rally to his party guerdons. Croke eal a be gin ber tothe (cage ae cea, Paar r) If ever there was a picture de-| Breakfast—Dish of whole-wheat And may the lessons that are a heritage from the| It is barely possible that the battle will get so hot . [was modern aad sel utficiont. jthe marathon dance... . When in-| 5 ELTINGE THEATRE light ,? nee saslenin é it seems toda: just living !formed, Texas commented: “You rs i h—Ca ired. | isn’t nearly age all want pes T ought to put a couple of pro- ; ii ! She's td herself in le in last night Disnae otianene es desived. to be doing something. Take Jane | hibition officers on my publicity Yo, beets, salad of shredded . cabbage Smith, who is going to start her |staff. They always try to get my é pe off é earae and » baked — pioneers of those brave old days never pass from us./that it will never get outside the Democratic ranks. Tempe They builded better than they knew for the happiness | Wherein then will be demonstrated the political advan- she: po and prosperity of unborn generations. We honor them, |tage time alone can decide. (Precip we revere them, and none more then’ thé pioneer pub-) Mrs, Shaver's pronouncement is impressive as the|own shop and go into business— | name in the pape igherlisher who gave North Dakota its first newspaper and/voluntary declaration of one close to the inner circles | She could have the easiest life in/ % . esday is fi i ‘i Higgs pale bi wanted it. There’: 1 icture opens slowly, not giv- d 5 eggs on spent the best years of his life in this field laboring | of Democracy. It is Democratic if lacking in the fine| “¢y"orld the wanted it. | 5B Short story Wot ® picisze opens. Wheat biscuit, . ; 3 in the bright light belt, if ing the audience even so much as & Tempe ME lfishly for the development of that great, rich| restraint that is supposed to characterize the utter- Sore esi Se iss laut . lesauce. empire that is today North Dakota. ances of our very best people, for it is as clearcut as "neh Raw apples as desired. a tion made by the gifted Claude Bowers i : é Dinner—Roast mutton, cooked ny accusation made by the gifte: laude Bowers in | OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern } canis wae of in “sad | : ‘A PROPHET SEES THE FUTURE opening the recent reunion of Mother Tammany and all [. Even railroad men dream their dreams. More often ie nee and a few of those of the neighbors at 7 they make them true. Jay Cooke | “ous Z y on “oy ed of eucet a this po diag At this time there seems to be nothing more to say. Now LISTEN fo ME fa e AW M'DEAR ,~ SASOM WAS “We. @ time when people referred to the country that is|Mrs. Shaver is mad. A! Smith ought to be ashamed You HAVE MORE EXPLAINING EA FAITHFUL MAN-SERVANT OF MY wow North Dakota a “Jey Cooke's banane batt.” |of hinuelf. Mrs. Shaver and shommanls of bee bind sos fo DO, “THAN ROBINSON DEAR OLD FRIEND 1) HOUSTON, cs tet Ne Mena 9h Sn tne ee a ek es eee CRUSOE DID WHEN HE GENERAL BIGHAM,~\dHo ALAS, tinjthe stars at the place in Richland county where the FWALLY Got HOME !~ BECAME IMPOVERISHED, AND ibe De same ing, Cesta rivers join to make the a-TELL ME WHo His IMPLORED ME “To TAKE SASOA to River ¢ North. * ie it has no more improved methods of handling certain TASON Is, “THAT be BAAD —2 _ a a situations than the social extremes it seeks to over- BROUGHT BACK W SASOM CAM " Ne threw, Yous » ~~ AND “THIS “TALK NouR HOUSE WORK,«< WASH! Eleven éngineers are condemned to death by the OF HIM BENG YouR DISHES, CLEANING FLOORS AND Soviet courts for using the methods of sabotage in VA ’ WINDOWS, ~< AND HE IS ALSO LET!. \ \ RUSSIA CONCEDES TO CAPITALISM Russia's socialistic state has just demonstrated that And the dreams of Jay Cooke and Jim Hill have § true beyond their fondest hopes. ag ai of the coal mining industry in the AM EXCELL = cHEer, EGAD (ere WoRK FoR His Convictions came after trials more or less spectacu- lar. Those for whom the death sentence was pro- nounced were leaders. There were lesser verdicts for lesser leaders. ‘The condemned men were accused and convicted of hav- ing been engaged for eight years in sapping the Donetz mine industry. During that time they received regu- ler salaries through former mine owners living abrosd, ‘8 well as through agents of several German firms and official representatives of certain powers in Russia. Yet throughout the world and notably in America the Soviet government has hundreds of men whose | | | The experience of Russia as it has developed in the few years proves that there is no ideal political that experience of ages has proven the so-called capitalistic form of government the most stable de- spite its inequalities and imperfections. A declaration of ideals does not make a man a great patriot. . Russia steadily is adopting the methods and the in vexed cases of the very capitalism its gov- system 80 condemns, ’