The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 18, 1928, Page 4

\ 4G i ae. Bi Tribun is ' [Phe im smarck 1) e There, brethren, is deep reasoning! ‘ Brother THE \TE’S AYER The present stage of society is not final, not fixed . EAS EA We are still in a ferment. Glittering things are in sight; the absolute abolition of poverty and ignor- s Under the Skin ‘i | cnet f Bismarck ‘Iribuse C mgeay, Bis Wnty enter ‘postetfie 4 ence, for instance, can now be said to be a genuine Bie, : 8 mall matter, i heed possibility. Life is being made easier for the average NWete a B Presi man then was ever dreamed possible. e cams i an Does this average man tend to waste his leisure? wally by Does prosperity bring vulgarity? Does the passing of ly by mail, per yeas, (tp : tabloid newspapers? Perhaps; what + Daily by mail, per year, rgb tt! ~ (in state outaide Bismarek) . ? A revolation can't be consolidated overnight. Daily by mail, vutside of Nerth Dakota . Many skin eruptions and itchings | kerosene. . year ooee invention of the steam engine did more than end hard {_Hember edit Bareas of Circa tae Tt began a new epoch in civilisation. A new c Member of The Associated Press order of things is being born. The outraged squeaks \ The Associated Press is exclusively use for republication of ali news .jepatches of those who can only look backward are not, after Zo {t of not otherwise credited tn this pewspaper, and| all, very significant. “@lso the local mews ct spontanecus ortgta ul _Gerein. All rights of republication of al) other mst- care of the Tri color, may be seen. _ This insect is most frequently found in between the fingers and Eurspeans do not understand Americans, and they ‘oreign latives ms C. ipane PiYNE caeaate understand them less since Henry Ford’s recent so- characteristic. but many changes may occur because of the ag | and resultant inflammation an te 24 hours in the British capital he created two distinct (Offietal City. State and County Rewspaper) sensations. ——_—— A KICKBACK AT THE UTILITIES ‘ ‘The public utilities lobby that patted itself on the back so delightedly last winter when it got Senator Walsh's “power trust” investigation transferred from fe " ‘ = : pletely obliterate these burrows. benzine, sulp! chalantly mounted the plebeian steps of an ordinai i / i ealig cnt te these zine, sulphur #4 London bus and took a 6-cent ride around town, while ; e treatment is to use warm | sublim: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1928 SKIN PARASITES AND ITCHING | scouting with corrosive sublimate or infest the cloth- re re et eases Artfact sree ete 4 jimes The Apostle Pau! was informed that it is hard to are caused by minute mileroacople Fleas someti . Week): mail, im state, jear .. é ae y i a upholst ‘and bed- tary to ma, <3 sate tate pele fae rebel against the inevitable. It is just as hard, and fpsieis which onthe aad HWE tn the | nes, SEPCCY athe eg “Aiatente tos Weekly by mail, outside of North Dako futile, now as,it was im Syria 2000 years ago. The skin. The itch insect is probably the most frequent culprit. The male “Dr. McCoy will gladly answer is too small to be seen by the naked || personal questions on health eye, but under a favorable light the|{ and diet, addressed to him, female, which is a pearly white Enclose a stamped addressed envelope for reply. ‘ vi . b ’ “ toes, the hands, under | premises with cyanide which can ter herein are also reserved. MYSTIFIED EUROPEANS p J oes, on the back of the han: eee eh Me Bg 4 ‘ ator. Sometimes the fleas will saa y t y P leave of their own aes Pita ani- journ among them. London looked for nothing from ' a... ee ) ‘ faint white line with someti mals are kept out of the house. is“ i illionaire,” in his fi - . ~oeik - tle blisters. This appearance is|There are several good flea powders this “colorless American billionaire,” but in his first “7 : ppe: See erent aartna aie ket which may be used. , i . > Ticks and harvest bugs may be de- The first sensation was ticked off when he non- Ze /, y EZ E\IM7 \i pustular infection which may com-jstroyed by Ui lie is Ms penne y soapy baths with much scrubbing] If an insect enters the ear it Londoners’ eyes bulged with amazement. It was an ‘ 5 ~ S q Ty i after which sulphur ointment may | should be chloroformed and syringed unheard-of thing. yy * / f be rubbed on the affected areas. | out with warm water or oil. asks: “How can Cc ission, 6 ; a The cl should at the same time ie ae ried Sia Me atti ea oa icae eh not a little The second surprise came the next morning when : p be steri <, baked or fumigated. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS DNPNGMNiisc and iadvised. he appeared in the ritay dining room of the Carleton : : Head lice’ may attack the hair.| Question: L. K. _ bit premature and ill-advised. q - The Trade Commission, which ‘was expected to make the investigation a tame, routine affair, has been providing some interesting and startling copy. It has «done it simply by letting facts speak for themselves. “\Listen, for instanee, to this quotation from a letter . written by J. B. Sheridan of St. Louis, a public util- ities press agent, to a friend. “What can we do,” ran the letter, “when the “financiers will inflate, over-capitalize, sell securities “based on blue sky or hot air, and rates must be kept “up to pay returns on said blue sky and hot air? “The best public relations stuff in the world is a he was an hour early, was gallant enough to-conceal scabs. Sometii the hai work?” same reason he has ridden in Model T and its more ‘abs. Sometimes the hair becomes | wor! 6-cent ride probably taught him mere abeut London 3 “ . i , |to cut the hair short and saturate|deep knee bend, Some philosopher will be inspired by the premature bolic acid lotion applied. This treat-|your diet. a Z & cemented and matted together by| Answer: You can help your con- refined successor. He is a student of transportation 4 = 2 x these exudating crusts. In treating |dition somewhat by taking various and learns by actual contact and experience, That 2 » e ff 4 =. this condition, it is usually advisable | kinds of leg exerdses, such as the hotel-at 8 o'clock and asked for breakfast. No doubt F » c a cl Their color varies from a light gray |a bow-legged person straighten his i ‘ i d , to almost black. Their eggs which |legs? I am eighteen years old, but the attendant, who advised the automobile wizard that i is : t s De are attached to the hair are usually{I have been bow-l "i legged for only A zf called ni This insect causes an|about eight months. Can this con- his own feeling of cultugal superiority. * . S eruption and itching of the Ip | dition be caused by lifting or carry- Doubtlessly Mr. Ford rode the London bus for the N y > which may form pustular crusts and|ing too heavy objects in your long walks, ete. c se a S the affected parts in keroseme which | Carrying heavy objects could onl, bases and traffic than a whole library of books on the i : * - should afterwards be washed offjaffect you if you are not cng subject. \ i 7 “in : ? s with hot water and soap and a car-jenough bone building elements in , , 2 ment will usually kill the n Questio: Mrs. A. M. asks: nice little reduction in rates. Do we get it? We do|breakfast order to discourse upon American activity | will never get anywhere, except|of the eighties. She’s quicker and |well™s the live lice. ies “Would a watermelon fast be bene- not. 1 know places where I believe a 13-cent top rate|and British leisure. The truth is there are many Lon- apart, by such measures. oe has more endurance and is smarter, Rela | lice are slightly larger | ficial for reduc lad “should be eight cenjs.” doners and many Americans who always have break- Under your surface sophistica-|too. She knows more about food|than head lice, and usually attach; Answer: Bec: of the large “And it was for this that the power lobby battled “manfully! This is the “tame, friendly and unexciting” “linvestigation the Trade Commission was to give! Senator Walsh himself could not have dons much morg damage. z Z fast before 9 in the morning and there are some Amer- ieans who always have breakfast icans, just as there are some Londoners, who would not be inconvenienced by a 9 o'clock breakfast hour. But the amazed employes of the Carleton Hotel will insist until their dying day that they discovered the seeret of Ford’s success. actly what you are—a very dear,;chine that didn’t work despite con-| minut el gi, who Mabe kise decyl teabrd ee by the man ee and who wants to hol im, though | who inserted a quarter. she wouldnt, niet ian would eat on the neck, back, and abdomen, and the arms and legs if they are cov-|which makes them OLD DAYS MUST PASS Joseph Hergesheimer, the novelist, isn’t at all sure that the great progress of America in the last century is altogether a good thing. In his most recent book, “Quiet Cities,” Mr. Her- gesheimer discusses life in American cities a century ago. He paints absorbing pictures of the color and romance of early Pittsburgh when it had but 1,500 in- habitants and no steel mills; of maritime Boston of the clipper ship era; of Natchez in the day when the Mississippi steamboat was the most gorgeous thing in the valley; of New Orleans at the time of French — (New York Times) ut I think you may overestimate He is frank to say that he would rather have lived} Republicans have spoken patronizingly and almost|their importance to you, for you fn those cities a century ago than live in them today; | Pityingly of Governor Smith's ignorance of national|have never had to depend upon Do be a sensible girl, Marye, and|act. Since the habitat and quick-| mation, scratching, and roughening | other food. don't jeopardize what’ you really| change belt is Broadway, they ha ‘ 3 clothing lice are ion ae ad hat, you should valu, a fue SRE vay: y have |of the skin. These clothing flies are| Question: A. W. ‘or a high-handed gesture. | During the winter months idlers i ids?” more you write about Mr. Shelton,| standing about the lobbies between aronpRt ee ete | as An unfailing sign of puppy loye is a youth’s attempt to look stern, paride hd A minister urges thoughtful mating. If they do nat st be : trust hfs type. ragged shoes soaked up the melting [ think before marriage they will afterward. De ee added Forgive me for being so frank,| snow. Showers of dimes and quar- I am very glad I made up a few! Marye, but I feel you need guiding. |ters would greet each effort" cool voile dresses this spring, when! Ail my love, fiom. You, too, were lucky to have all IN NEW YORK _ {| cutaway coats and do their amusing vesear aan bugs live in cracks and crev- ery.”* Several theatrical. men have may be killed by fumigating thor-|fore a Permanent ' ne | French frocks to rt ¥ indj-| New York, July 18.— Rambling | been closely observing them, with = r although he admits that he probably could not exiat| Police, They admit that he has beon pretty effective | vittality. indi-| s rough Manhattan: A friend point, |& eve to their future. oughly with sulphur or cyanide, and | pected. without the comforts and cusaons of twentieth cen-4 }icans here so ofteh and so effectively that they ought] It is my theory that women rare-!ed out to me an elderly lady with weet tury civilization. In the old days, he believes, there|to know about that. But they have been pleased to| ly win battles over men with clothes, | silver hair and wide-awake blue eyes, | 4h, New York telephone book is was more of a sheen to life; the old aristocratic ideal | picture him as a mere New Yorker who will help-|for the simple reason that most - walking through the sedate th ‘ 7 upon the white house—whether or | ing to the Capitol i i men pay so little attention to them.| Walking through the sedate thor-| competes with the’Bible for general = P’ expressed itself in customs and manners, living was eosly wander about, in a world not realized. when he ie * not he achieves it. 4 ae a i » Elizabeth Bacon Custer, | with h new edit Ms both more leisurely and more exciting, the times were} mainly other parts of the country or foreign nations. | used to be such a trial to you girls) 14, f th ; ig Daag hatin (Copyright, 1928, NEA Service, Inc.) simultaneously more peaceful and more strenuous. This complacency of the Governor's political op-|because with the poorest clothes |), Hila iempeee ami rg oe mare are fbo,pa0 Freer i ponents must have been pretty well shattered by his/of any of you, she could always| A) D'e,, nore v, . phones. | ¢——___—______—____, All of us probably feel the same way at times. No mpe explicit reply to the telegram from the| walk off with any man she wanted, | Hoya tiver 52 years ago... . ell) There are 1000 operators, and they | B. AARBS one can think of the great old plantation houses of | Corn Belt asking what Re proposed to do in regard to| While the rest of you were trying to| 0M in her eighties, but she lives in |attend to 150,000 calls a day. One real regret that the old days have p: away. Theta beens sent to Secretary Hooves But he|to look feminine, and pinned her musical comedies, and keeps up on/the information operator. She has|, Cannibal mosquitoes have been | looked up Borzage. was @ savor to life then; wide, cool hallways, open | cuick on the trigger. He showed that he had not only|could never find @ man who didn't ntral Park, for 28|her—this representing verandas overlooking rolling lawns, white paneled thought about the question, but had made up his mind| think she was well dressed. rooms with great four-poster beds, drawing rooms lit | what he would do abou it, and felt Perfectly free bs Whi Enarer, ike Bae hays sine say what is was. js course in this affair gives the | uncomfor' » 1 oT cI * by long waren tapers, peopled by men snd women | Republican leaders a hint—to them a disagreeable hint| ary, measures, I think it may not 3S ad me sat ns ives chy. one 0% the- mast pumer ons =f what to expect from Governor Smith as the cam- pe nan foeesouea, eens Jiat Dey pa = codes made. ign goes on. He wi ready in speech and action. | trac! usband is to other 28,000,000, I i = “Yet the old days had to pass. As Mr. Hergesheimer| The alert and positive mind which he has so often dis-| women, and possibly to realize that {eid by the ‘American’ Hotel associ | Shaves oe res Maus coat Old style | whisky | which disappeared. | One| which showed her frankly admits, they disappcered before the rising played to such advantage in New York politics will|other women may be attractive to] ation, and increase Manhattan’s ci | ported “out of order.” k td ; rae serve him in the larger field. There, too, he will make | him. acity by 5800 more rooms. J oe tide ae lemocracy and Hraselside apeerics ae peagessd bold ae sa id rompglarsney Bimounce them aati Be : am ore 5 rtp loves yeu 2A Walestt with a broom over his shoul-| Witho ago masses were submerged in o1 lew | other 8 done rubbing its eyes open. In a word, | votedly, ane at you ve no reall der, going info a West Forty-sixth | 10] es, or ii 15 out of i ” i . the country will be in a position to realize as fully as|cause to worry about your friend “« a es, or arousing | 15 out of every 100 marriages end in| Wrong,” which is might live gracefully and pleasantly; now we are New Y, ry candy de i oyets + a Aine ne BTL anieh Gr ithe coat ot” thems. baie on ateae sane pene Black: Be hip, or indicating any can; | divorce. Only about 85 women, out | Capitol Theatre. : cows in the metropolis. . pastoral pleasures of the farm, with| The vogue for the new French roadway a couple of blocks away.|type of phone\has caused more re- insurance salesmen? ery * introdu he. to ‘The hotels building this year repre- it is among the bootlerger: a contract by Nick Stuart pla: ‘ 4 lids, : ————y— 9 | numbers with the aid of this “scen ices of the walls and bed. They peal bee eaee cise; baceliniactan tion and your rather hard and glit-/ values.” .... So up the street to|themselves to the clothing and suck|amount of water present in water- tering exterior, I know you for ex-| watch a crowd around a slot ma-/the blood through the skin, causing | melons they may in many instances be used for fasting. The nutriment They are most frequently found|is principally sugar, but the melons are rich in alkaline forming minerals good blood puri- rather die than resort to purely; The penny-catching gamins of thejered with clothing. This irritation | fiers. They are best eaten by them- “feminine” tactics, New York streets have changed their |nsually produces Urticaria, inflam- | selves andrnet it cibeatta with asks: “Will you hard to eradicate, and the clothes |please tell me a remedy for granu- If you are having as warm a/the more he worries me, and the|acts of the plays would be enter- thoroughly fémigated, and the indi-| | Answer: Granulated eyelids some- summer as we are, the seashore! more I disapprove of him. I don’t| tained by Charlestoning brats, whose ath to nich ieee once soda is Miubed in by solled fincersbar ee fection of any of the mucous mem- Ae an often found in the|branes is generally only possible But the summer season sees these der the arms and fc the’ Bites un- ae ae elaity of the stomach Thad the energy to sew, so that now — shrewd products of the Manhattan |'To cure this rouble, th 2 ary hould thi nv racy eae thine | Editorial Comment I can at least look comfortable, no| (NEXT: Marye ls game. |sidewalks appearing with make-uP|se ‘washed. thoroughly with wort |atiect ety oof? then me ree i 0} , 1928, .) | and costumes, y 4 M4 matter how the mercury climbs. pyTig! fervice, Inc.) rs she Seen, ate ee ole ‘ed endiecep poldsn sine daily, ce: such those of the nose, A TASTE.OF HIS QUALITY your niew clothes right at this t f IN NEW YORK derbies and fancy capes and trick Teo" seta Wee gent ceca framlated e cure can be ex- LK——— perhaps, the only, publication that | et, “KO, lives to cast his shadow | edy, “Why Sailors Go Wrong,” com- Theatre tonight, is called upon to deal with big questi affecting| You remember how Jane Martin ughfare of Murray Hill... .. She| circulation. Millions are distributed GILBERT SWAN. ore pba aid i Borzage first knew Sally when she was just a little red-haired girl in Salt Lake City. 0 her family moved away. Later, the pre-Civil War south, for instance, without feeling | the plight of agriculture. The same telegraphic in-|look smart, she was always content the present. « . ., Mrs. Custer enjoys |of the most trying jobs is that of a ie Ee Then she and He had attain- quiry J A the latest movies. . . . Frank Hoey, | 3,400,000 phone listings filed with | imported to eat up the kind of mo-|¢d the height of fame as a direc- maintained his rule of silence. Governor Smith was| faith to lace collars and bows. You| shepherd of Ce ' the pos- | Squitoes that bite you. Wonder if,| tor and Sally, who had blossomed years tender of sheep and milker of | sible names and numbers in the gen- | where these hard-boiled mosquitoes | into a beautiful girl, was just “dy- All the | eral metropolitan area. came from, there are any cannibal | ing” to get on a moving picture set. So Borz: gratified her wish and studio officials. . Ho, another hotel going up... . pale difficulties than was ever before | National prohibition officials are | She was started in as an extra. Aft- ‘faced by the busy crews, I am told.| seeking $100,000 worth of pre-war |er only a few weeks of this work unusual prom- lace where they needn't look for | ise, this lucky soe was given ‘ox Films. friend the We ney dntent of intruding/ The government announces that | with Sally in “Why solloet Go coming to the trying the experiment of giving everyone @ shot at| crith is when he gets fairly goin ow say, you have played fast and |<! didatorial favoritism. Without any|of 100 can learn to shoot straight. ——___—_ the pleasures of the few. For democracy not only|~ His promise to the farmers is tpecific ohly in agree-|{oose with him since your marriage, : dotent. ef acc Hie vole. ot. fon in Mes SCHOOLBOY HOLDS means that the humblest may have a voice in his own| ing to get hard at work in their ingerest, with com-| and it wouldn’t be at all contrary to but _at 57 he still! Smith yet, and all, a wall in’ Oli is one where the SELF FOR RANSOM ae ..| petent advisers, as soon as possible. His party plat-| human nature for him to retaliate a ile wie Ida Bailey! y, eg in Oli-| newspaper occasionally carries the | By NEA Service government; it means, in this day of mass produc 8 P n “ ‘ + Met Ida Bailey one that will send you | item about the leading citizen havin; P finn: thet he bi valca taba. chant v ti form made pledges of farm relief which are only gen-| little, now that he {mds himself in ho has written enough cook in a philosophic mood. Par-|his 1918 Ford x zen g| Alhambra, Calif, July 18.—A 15- at cane ne nes A VOICS: shaping of civilization. | eral, not to say vague. Governor Smith undertakes, if| the advantage. a books to fill the Congressional 1i- ae, chen von Lene Gm ated is ord, repaired. year-old schoolboy is back home aft- He has a right to get, or at least to try to get, the! elected President, to produce a specific program which| I wish, mstead of driving Alan| py ‘i “Modern wives, despite | that, out of this maelstrom of all] Li ized wh er “kidnaping” himself and writing luxuries that formerly were denied him. The Ford|he will urge upon Congress at the earli to other women, through your fool- 's, know how to cook,’| nations and tongues; out of the pov- we ited a ie ‘ic of Per dry raid-| a letter to his parents demanding Motor Company and General Motors could not exist pase people allege that a pps a Bot fh Siistations, ha mould nen face .. “The flapper of today is|erty and joy and despair and dirt| sheriffs, ‘Se thats “where i ya] Mad than Sh ‘ time, they help to make democracy more real every whether his proposal prove in the event wise and work- A Poptlenaer, any arrested in Kan-| ceived the letter demanding mone day. able or not, he has at least put it forward as some- pap gdentyisg & Ng, 20 DEIR, in the name of “Joe Percy” and di- We can regret the passing of Mr. Hergesheimer’s bhing 16 sich Neen eter Bhd hes: dope | OUR BOARDING HOUSE ‘ By Ahern there nothing those bad men will inet et $o sand it to general de- “qui ities” 4 " Q gO. ‘quiet cities” all we want to; but, after all, their pass-| quality as @ party leader. It is not a bad thing in a stop at? (Copyright, 1928, NEA Service, Ine.) | ,, 1 2B to catch ing was inevitable. It is no use for us to mope and litical fight to exhibit initiative and even audacity. . wish they could return. They can’t. Our wisest course fr the Saverer faith Me ners vies lacking during \ wW EL Lo-TMis VA CATION A'10(.0 S SSM-_G/ MH \\5 S YOSSOMAOY SSN TY is to face the present frankly and hopefully, resolved | hia Public activities in this State, and now he has given 7 \ \ f At the Movies {| Perey ty sinter \ s to remedy its defects and make the most of its good he conetez_s doestante LNT tb ialibe Soin as 08 We SHook -TH’ MAJOR (DOT COUNT B eget -_ N : NouR CHICKENS }\ points. The past may be beautiful, but it is past. ELTINGE THEATRE LIKE A WARDEN'S HAND, MOVIES OF the “kidnaper” was worked out by police and Ni Percy’ by his mother. CROOKS : Colleen re, alwa: leome|* Chi , July 18.—C; ae ed wwGLAD—T Ger Auay | s}BeFoRE Mev \( Chants Year la| |iiereemeierhen pak | one teng ceet ? tel : mn for Thursday, aaron Peay ponies sa jg has sorely| , S° long has the tariff San tari aa ancaietcat peal AN LEAVE HIM BEHIND! FRICASSEED !. uc TUL BET RIGHT and Saturday in a new’ feature, all for thovies of , : barring out the products of cheap foreign labor that aw WAS HE MAD « / SHE MAY FIND us A ‘Happiness Ahead.” major law violator. . when riled Benjamin De Casseres, New York essayist, and| the country has come to accept that view as correct. $ t ‘ Nou, He HAS A It is a different Colleen Moore|a crime hag been committed the vic- Mr. De Casseres takes a column in the New York/| Facts of t pat kind some into being by reiteration and WOOF J "THEY'LL 2 BEFORE OUR FEATHER IN HIS ead _spoeaes fn te Production—s | tim or witnescer will be ee "0? bo thay shes 1 He Jo atte deat, unoovers the clement of falty inthe picture HAE “o RE-SILVERA |/ VACATION Is over! HAT, ANT Is scenes are all the more mist pro- oo tha wal ‘ jentitication . te: , j 4 j P : . vol becai pprehending - The equality of income proposed by Shaw probably Ninth Minnesota disttict ond es the ieee EVERY MIRROR “tiled. ee PRACTICING oF athos gd pee aad Hae appeals to most of us little more than it does to Mr.|in Congress have found the tariff so far as agricul- WE “LOOKS Wi! flavor of pathos with which her | known criminals. De Casseres. But the latter fairly sees red—to say ture is concerned to be a series of isolated columns a work is also seasoned. She proves LDE! herself as adept in moments of emo- ; ‘ ane,| between which a great tide of the product of chea: wim “THAN BOULDER tional drama, comed: nothing of Reds—when he thinks of it. After letting | foreign labor on the farm is pouring into the Unit DAM. ! such realism to her characterization off steam for a column, he concludes: States. The farm press of both East and West have Ae that Zepeiness Ahead” is one of “But I how! in vain. The world is going into a| become thoroughly aroused over the results of his 7 the most believable screen stories to 1 *s : reseai be seen in months, Parasitic, feministic, deindividualized epoch. Whether | a tariff on butterfat, but Representative » 2 “Happi ” : ; * ppiness Ahead” is that rare it is Mrfssolini, Shaw, Communistie Russia, a rapidly | Sélvig finds that nearly 500 million re ‘of cocos- i pews that leaves the audience in b ci joubt, a: tual } socializing Germany or France or a federalited Amer-| nut and palm oil were imported last year in direct s to the finish until the ac- | fea, character and individuality wither everywhere, | competition with American grown lard, tallow and vegetable oils. b ~ : is to be congratulated, It and in their place we behold the march of robots and st year 233 millions gallons of molasses from F ‘ holds the interest from begi os slaves.” ; Cuba was admitted at a duty of one-sixth of a cent, 7 i : end, providing humor, Hinged sounds very sad. Does it, though, mean any- | less 20 per cent, the regular Cuban tariff preference. ‘< mance, pathos and stark drama in| . particular? It is used in ailing industrial sg hn i prac- sororenion Tee contal pee: tical replaced r that irpose. oore, small- It does not—unless it means that we ought to turn “alee is replaced by jute, which comes pgs tone 2 re ely irl ae marries ces, free. shipped in 132. million Z & 7 believing him to be an upright young pounds of fresh tomatoes and almost as much canned an, of he - came from Italy. More than two million bushels of nt, and ‘he irony of ber busbar onions are ig on , and Saba nate a8 Jeestahiee 3 Setecmination to go straight only to are ing in from eve! . Poul rom a tl former associ- aks quantity to and othe nae paid “the ‘ ore : ing 8 ice and bat for a fortunate embargo, beef from South America would have at war level. } The la but a few of the gaps Congressman Selvig > & that. one hun- has found. What encouragement is t! for diver- reguls ladness” cakes sification if the tariff duties either do not exist or are ; il ei eee toy ne mn - me) inees_ on and Friday, y ps = = = “ h day. + “3 RUA-OUTONTHE MASOR=“Z TOL TRE! é (OY mA stavce, me, -APITOL a. - "| nine Wad Be YS.