The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1929, Page 4

eae f. { i | most justified in feeling that way. ‘The ordinary mortal The Bismarck Ap independent Newsprper THE STATE'S OLDES1 NEW6PAPER (Established 1073) Published by the Bismarck Tribune Company Bis- I igeoked at the postoffice at Bismarck mat Member Audit Bureau of ‘Circulation Men.ber of The Associated Press ‘The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use If it is true that clerks watch the clock, secretaries fail for republication of all news dispatches credited to it |}to remember, department heads lack initiative, superin- or not otherwise credited in this newspaper and &iso /tendents fall into a rut—if this be true, is it not time to the loca) news o1 spontaneous origin publ's!e: herein Foreign Representatives G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY NEW YORK .... Fifth Ave. Bldg. CHICAGO DETROI1 Tower Bldg. Kresge Bidg (Official City, State and Coun‘y Newspaper) THE COMMERCIAL SECRETARIES The meeting of the commercial organization secre-|!ng you back, and then correct these faults. Gloss over taries here, Thursday and Friday, will radiate an influ-| your faults, excuse your shortcomings, and you are not ence for good all through the state. These men are the|yet ready for greater responsibility. You- will belong te human dynamos behind most of the lines of business in| the 49 or the 99. their home communities. Their activities and their plan- ning keep the great American dollar on the move, per- GOVERNING OKLAHOMA Tribune All rights of republication of all other matter herein think that this condition creates for you a field that is the first by our own efforts; and, likewise, we can enter into and suffer in the second, also by our own éfforts. The man who can truly say that the world has been grossly unfair to him is a rarity. Once in a while, to be sure, such @ person docs turn up—usually in the criminal courts; and when that happens ‘t behooves the rest of us to see that he gets a decent break, ‘or once, at least. But most of us ar: only deceiving ourselves when we think that we have been cheated. After all, we have a pretty fair degree of control over our own destiny. _ SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1929 ‘ TODAY JM LL y Z man must make or room—go forward or = fl toxins. remarkable drop back. No man can stand still in any position. To Y “eh } : nner speech Will mark time in modern life is impossible. This statement y applies to class, creed, sex or circumstances—rich, poor, comfortable or cramped. In an interview with one of America’s most successful men, the statement was made that not one man in 56 renders intelligent service. Look around you. Check them up and see if this is true. ! undeveloped? The next successful man interviewed doubled the number of people who are incapable or indifferent. He claimed there are 99 who lack intelligent enthusiasm, and @ sincere desire to serve, to every one that is eager and ambitious, conscientious and courageous. You may not ve ready to accept a position of responsi- bility today, but today is the day to begin to get ready. And the one thing that you must do in order to fill s position of responsibility is to find what faults are hold- Pree at sage88 2 s a é ei Bi 2 ‘ul tr 4 ot iH 33 allowed to use its left i rf i 4 ¢ rit E ability to memorise from her forming the functions of commercial life blood to the} Oklahoma has ousted its second governor in six years, } ef . books. would Mave wholesale and retail business everywhere in the state.|@nd people in adjacent states must bé beginning to won- : The term “apliasia” includes a | undoul this had it Everybody knows what that signifies. Circulation means|dér just what there is about the atmosphere of Okla- a Toor by sbueahe Willifi, Gr letae eats ene life, stagnation means poor health or death, whether in| homa’s state capitol building that makes it so hard for f ‘ or to comprehend either in spoken, causing chips the human body or in trade and communities. It is a/® jotted ieee wun iaaaniine ee g sonata ca eh ba sain a, to ae ‘very important function, therefore, which these agents johnson follows Walton into retirement, after an im- I brain el your of the commercial organizations of the various cities and|Peachment trial that was, to say the least, hardly edify- i yr git Lanting <o Wigaaner anever Kcr euletni pec eu iveie towns of North Dakota perform in this respect. They|!ng. One cannot help thinking that if the Oklahoma diagnosis of aphasia cannot be estab- Abscesses which will go back to their work recharged with energy for its per-| Voters were to demand a little more plain speaking dur- social connections, for piloting their communities and the tributary trade areas along the currents of aj Greater faith has no man than that he holds the spike changing economic existence. Country and city are finding that they need each other | takes @ swing at it with a 12-pound maul. ‘and that business and social relations are just so many See contacts of mutual helpfulness and advantage without] One reason why the old-time matron was thinner was which neither can get along successfully and maintain| because @ canary wasn’t her only responsibility. development. These men are essential to putting into practice all programs based on the realization of this in- with two good ears?} And yet they're still talking about 1 DICINE the speech centers in the brain, but Would she change places with the |¢nis wild and wasteful modern gener- TAKING MEDIC! by careful training, such defects can terdependence. Their posts in their communities are po- ito! Co but famous Trudy? Yes, I Ss By ALICE JUDSON PEALE be, at least, partially overcome. sitions of trust and leadership and commercial engi- | Editorial.Comment Ga step escananar teenies neering. TURNING MAN UPON HIMSELF trai It is gaan seal naar vane én; sere pattie (Kansas City Star) * Mn i = ing. The young men weren't work who actually cannot swallow a pill or | place if a radical constitutional treat- tion, by conferences, such as that held here, and by com- paring means and methods, so that the bright ideas of one may be appropriated by others if they apply. For,| flattered himself on his knowledge. He has pried into besides working out the destinies of their home com- Seatdeaanoeh scree with dag that he fea ptbea mare was reported, munities, these secretaries sustain a trusteeship to the| factory. certain stages of progress he has felt, in-| was the funniest thing shé ever heard whole state and are responsible contributors to the prog-|0eet; that he knew practically everything worth while! of, but the next day when asked ress and prosperity of the entire commonwealth. This} that in Pope’s familiar line, that he ought to end such | obligation is afforded greater prospect of exerting its/presumption as that of an effort to scan the Almighty | damned swine.” scope as they deliberate in their annual and divisional/#Md try to get some workable knowledge of himeelf. | gatherings. The Bismarck meeting was conceded at the break-up of the conference to have gone farther afield in this And ride mankind. sion, Ruth in Congress; Ruth Bryan Owen, state relation than any prior assembly of the secretaries. ‘The program exhibited a range in which imagination and|at Yale university an institute for the special grasp of the new economic conditions were combined in|man himself and his human relationships is to enable} The picture of Mrs. Mary A. Be- meee: ae Se Nat ONS SHALE See practical topics. Appeal was made to the vision of the|the race to become less the servant and more the master) /-"t1,, world, who just arrived from | ie : a members by such talks as that of Governor George! invented. For this institute, heavily endowed with funds England to fill her spring engage- ‘esiden' loover has found a stimulus in the ears of his hearers for vigilant con-| whole question of man's mind, his body, his habits, be-|#lluring to me than 3 frontation of the economic evolution which is under way|Havior, his sccomplishments. It will deal with this | teninine breast with woe because she, |angling this summer. in North Dakota, and its observations were of a charac-| study divided up into this and that compartment. ter to inculcate @ wider receptiveness of the commercial] ‘The idea is suggestive of the recent move by the Amer-|f Beauty around her cradie. Mrs. Stanley Baldwin says the British chiefs to the trend of civic and industrial development. Incidentally Wahpeton gave a very graceful touch to t. * reputeedag vee aingh boogie cra eg Neg = Begg Rerer De md ying yp al its secretary, Hazel Hanson, to take part/recently has been established, with a prom! en - = a " and to function in the role of state secretary, There are|ment of $10,000,000, the Oriental institute, the aim of ing that, fame er no fame, money or} Napoleon's retreat from Moscow mot many women exercising the activity of commercial incarnated she would choose @ comely j stories of retreats made by the Mex- prganization leadership. ‘That she is one of the live wires] (77 rama Om such & scale as hitherto has been out! 10> sna no fame or fortune. Women | ican Tevolutionsts ‘these days. We fof the state commercially, and a very charming one at| After a while we may know as much about ourselves as | C&D mg moe aarening except utter jdidn’t know re a large. that, is a credit to her sex, to her home town and to her! !s needed to keep us safely going, with a fair idea of how herror of countenance. state. The conference recognized her ability and re-|(° can manage to make progress and reasonably expect DEBS ARISE! woman whé apparently had lived pourcefulness by retaining her as its recording and cor- sesponding official. GRUDGES AGAINST THE WORLD (world in general. He had sailed the lakes for nearly 40 years, he said, and {n all that time never “got the breaks the other fellows got.” Embittered and sullen, he had waited his chance °3 ting scarcer and scarcer at their ‘dwellers wore spats and asked the| lished until the doctor is sure that helpful advice. formance. ing the campaign they could discover the character and parties, and that the stag line at most | question, “Haven't I met you some- ved nei of sight, hearing or speech Water But these men also have functions tliat fall within the | qualifications of @ candidate earlier and save themselves any old party nowadays is about as|where before?” . G. domain of the ideal, Their official lives and activities | considerable trouble. tree Soda fouitatn Se ee A senatbeiai tnyeignttin of the on the head, tumors, ¢ aieny orte are not given entirely to the practical purposes of stim-| However, there is this to remember: Other states than They can explain that it's because | policies of the Federal Reserve Board|reaking of a blood vessel in the ulating money-making. They perform a great and im-|Oklahoma have had highly incompetent governors, and men can’t stand the late hours of the | is proposed. The Senate must be feel-| higher brain centers controlling the portant sentimental service in encouraging closer and|have put up with them. Oklahoma at least does not aan. Lega to reer cricerted pea ltt ee ae, ns bebclionel Penge rk re aptiasie eae 46 runes at 10 p. m., dancing at midnight, only recomment ey probe thorough- a Kindlier relations between the country and city popu-|hesitate in getting rid of hers when she finds them no prospect of the party breaking up {ly the Einstein theory. tional disturbances such as - severe lation, They are the rallying points for cooperation, for | Ut. till cold gray dawn. For most of the | (Copyright, 1929, NEA Service, Inc.) | fright. anger, toxins of uremia, in- men invited to deb parties are plain fectious diseases, exhaustion, or from working men, college boys trying to vegetable and mineral poison. channel swim. . Here'é'a pretty sample 4 Some form of aphasia is often pres- which starts a public work while the prominent official : pensation. Here's MBO tis THGMDeRIE SOUS OF SE ent in young children of di tantes has been organized to insist nervous temperaments, although it|and green a parties begin early and break up pean " Sires be ie anaes cant a — night—not early in the morn- find a sinoutey fam even rete ee * ~ | Power to speak. They are sometimes would she? And how about any S’ FUNNY! ——— see [born with a lack of development of & deaf imagine she would. Fame -somehow The occasional necessity for taking] When the adult develops aphasia, seems tore important than all the peed honoree apegeamlncegtler medicine is among the less pleasant | the chance of recovery is not as great ordinary faculties. to be to work on time the next morn- | Te@lities of life. There are people|as in children, but sometimes takes i d une keep down a spoonful of distasteful | ment is adopted. If a blood clot has —they were livi Pethave, though, the eth compels (medicine. ‘They say, quite honestly, | formed on the brain this must be ab- us to comment that society was much that the pill chokes them and the} sorbed. The fasting treatment has more exclusive in those days, and|™edicine makes them gag. Such | proven best for the purpose of not that the greater number of girls than | Childishness is sufficiently common | only absorbing blood clots but for young men.did not:necessitate the:in- | 924 inconvenient to make it worth- | getting rid of the effects of an in- clusion of “poor working boys” in the j While lian Hhaehpeerest a Jie good invitation list of any men were pres- | SPortsmanship as in other un- if ° The proper study of mankind is man. ‘When Mary Garden was told that & Texas editor said she'd better try g i i; ef From about as far back as the records go, man has i , first, as saying that it and has not appreciated an occasional reminder, such as again to comment, she seemed a bit pleasant matters. If we ourselves feel a shuddering o revulsion at the bitter dose we may be Which explains why Mary is the sure that no matter how much we bande re ected Emerson, about # century after Pope. | great and famous lady she {s. Only | BARBS 'ltry to conceal the fact the child will ent at all. more riled and called the editor “a Our Yesterdays _}[$ FORTY YEARS AGO Frederick Tilney, professor of H. H. Day has located in Tacoma, | egy at Columbus university. the bovine commonplace mortals re- | © ©| sense it and take on our own feeling. | Wash., to which point a large amount Things are in the saddle, ect the same way twice in succes-| There are three women named] In such case it is a good idea to let |Of his jewelry been shipped. th Pratt and Ruth Medill McCor. pe ehepricd aprene aia Aitsed way of Immigration Hag. 4 - Commissioner - Perhaps no small part of the purpese in establ: *¢*#¢ Ru and Rul ci keen te administer the HOMELIEST WOMAN mick. But at this date we don’t know | medicine. gerty arrived yesterday and took the If on the other hand, we make |0ath of office. . great pretense of liking it, of wishing that we might be allowed to have some, too, the child is not the least |marck after a short business trip deceived; he is indeed the more sus- |the west. picious. : — It is best to be quite honest about} Mrs. Linda W. Slaughter has con- it. “Yes,” we may say in a matter of |tracted to teach two schools in Eck- fact voice, “the medicine is horrid, but {lund township for six months, hold- then if one is to get well one must do |ing ® three months’ term in each. as the doctor says.” ee We appeal to the child's reputation] TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO van, famed as the homeliest woman | 5 ruthless as ever. ** * M. A. Brewer has returned to Bis- of things, including the various kinds ef machines it has s Plorens’s best. The latter fills the men are going to get in a little more Bee ZL LAS Se Chute tad SeeuusJpuwuuw Promising subject in a fashion hitherto impossible in too, was not bern with the good fairy x * * Bevan bring: mellow glow as one ; public thinks fast but is slow to make Lape eael cabetor aaa, wean wo eaten the, arte ot pices that, 5 {ter all, one cannot !up its mind. Taking the case Vena Py dele “i ‘The of the St v equal her, si crew of the Imalone it looks as a fine sensible fellow who makes annual report . Alex man’s mind and purpeses at the present time. It is a no fuss about trifles. We make him |ius hospital for the year 1903, pub-|. lished this week, shows more than DECLARATION OF WAR * * * feel that he will rise in the estima- tion of mother and father and nurse if he takes his dose like a soldier. Quite properly we may even bribe him with the promise of a reward to show courage. Our best efforts, however, will be worse than useless if the child has seen his elders object to taking medi- cine and has heard discussion of their inability to swallow the nasty stuff. which will be to make a thorough study of the early no money, if Mrs. Bevan could bé re- | wasn’t any trick at all to judge by the se * German hunters in Africa found a New York debs seem all steamed since her infancy among apes. One up about the fact that men are get-|is tempted to wonder if the three- THE OLD MYSTERY STILL HOLDS (New York Times) city today. s Though scientists have brought new material from : ni 5 \ ‘A Great Lakes sailor, awaiting execution in the Ohio|C¥ery quarter of the Universe, they ave ao ice OUR BOARDING HOUSE. By Ahern | penitentiary for murder, tells a fellow prisoner that he = @ommitted murder because he had a grudge against the oleae each has returned saying with the old Persian : key; There was & vell through which T might net see. ~ THE PROPOSITION 15 This, Z my Pn Se ae OFFER y x MR. HOOPLE, I WANT You To 1S ATTRACTIVE. BUT HARDL' seas that mourn” nor “rolling heaven with ail zis signs| A Sell) MY CARNIVAL COMPANY FOR BEFITHNG THE DiGNtY oF ito get even; and when, finally, he got into a quarrel with | 'evesled.” HE SUMMER SEASON, COVERING AN EX-AMBASSADOR, ~~ fan associate, he struck him down and hammered his| ine voire in’ the ehirlwind mock tegulted of Job, FIFTEEN STATES/am I HAVE SCIENTIST, ~~ EXPLORER, ~~ out hope, and you have the materials for a terrible out- As a matter of fact, there are some men who are al- most of his troubles upon himself; but there is no that now and then the cards do get The man who spent his child- 7 Ho has constructed mechanical behemoths mightier than) 9 BeEI! TOLD OF YoUR ORATORICAL %Z ora ere 4 ABILITY, wu. AND I WiLL BILL You Z AFFAIRS Fuse MY WORD AS DR. WIMBLETON, ~ DISCOVERER -\ FANCY A MAN WHo WAS oF THE HISTORY- PoRGoT TEN HEALTH THE ADVISER OF PRESIDENT: against ae BELT, WorRN BY THE CLASSICAL 7] THE COFIDANT OF the lee, The ordinances of the heavens he has put into Z GREEK AND Rolaie WAR Heroes / £ BAROP AL! MERARCHS 4 w = pried i ; You LECTURE AND ( wEGAD, CY sucH = Lancet et aoaticcies. “al Dalat inna eaeccia DEMONSTRATE AFTERNOONS AMAL SPIELING THE {7 than man.” Yet this was because he had made his way Me AND EVENINGS, WH YoKELRY ABouT A over “the surging sea,” and had furrowed the earth with ie had trapped the light-witted $30. A WEEK , HEALTH- BELT fe savage bull and the shaggy rough- wWerupwe maned horse; because he had learned speech ang the + c / ‘wind-swift speed of counsel and civic wit.” He had fatled "YOUR MEALS only in finding a cure for death. Far beyond these ancients have the moderns gone, and added much during the year which énds today. telescope that will i rhe eatee et