The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 4

4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1929 G HOUSE By Ahern wa jAR AAD MRS. GIMBLER IES Guxpier's MUG Eh-THEY MIGHT BE ARE VERY CHARMING % 1S FAMILIAR TO \ BONDED STUFF, BUT ; 4 "Tl ri policy hac been pursued “The Bistaarck ‘Tribune 72.557%72 == An independent Newspaper | THE SIATES OLDEST NEWSPAVEK (Established 1872) ns—pleying off , OUR BOARDID a cick { y wR e failed. Russian » nz. The experiment 0 American ants and tak arck, ND. and ent second Class mail matt eorze D Mann i ubseription Hates Payable in Advance i * by carrier f oat i psd WSTELLECTUAL PECPLE we ~~ Ive SEE Y They DoT HAVE “ord AAS RC PELL 2 \ rT SoMEPLACE BEFORE | To PUT TH’ CHILL if HOUSE AS BOARDERS! | Bier Wasi AT AN? HAUGHTY on ze ALD T Hore -GACOB, = | a CHURCH SOCIAL, 4 US! we KEPT THAT You WL BE CAREFUL] ETHER! ~~~ YEP, |THIS MERRY-Go-ROUND oF YOUR CONVERSATION I KKow HIS PA ~/ RUNNING BEFORE ViiTH THELA -e AND DOK “-AN'~TLL PLACE IT “THEY GoT ONS ms ici i TALK GF COMMONPLACE rh os CE Y THERE TH? KID ig SUBJECT ~NOR USE hate SEL SHDES “HAT WOULD TRY “1 my THE VERNACULAR cFHE!| MO My USE TH" Al POOL ROOM fae Speak hy =e CHICAGO, BROAD ‘A’ ; . gee us A REFWED ) [AM ~DETROIT- \e THEY Member Audit Gureas of —— be i MANNER! 5 oe ~ ee Bie od Member of The Associated Press LANGUAGE ! rad ghts of rep so reserved | PRIZA—— ail {Official City. State and Coenty Newspaper i i 2 E & i & ge Foreign Representatizes i Hh HT F ery celtd i i by : : F i ! : g 8 [ia i f fi fl i F bicSeeaen fat af wSEB ee sehen aie¢ Answer.—You must be snuffering honey; | from a chronic state of catarrh which orange makes the irritating discharge in your sage, white clover, sweet clover, horse-|Dose and makes you sneeze each mint, alfalfa, and basswood. morning. If you will send me your full Honer as very concentrated. A table- address iF the clipp: ved time and gained pr: precious. What museum of 1! or ¢ their. é o we may console ourselves. The clippe: D. @ a —The cause of this craving Feallgien they lau. | Yet we may console ourselves. 2 clipper ship. aft t de ‘ - ¢ y is due to the fact that most peoplc ‘The impres: of the mutinies all, was-ouilt to be efficient and useful, no: be beau : | ind 2 } cook their foods too long. and also ful. It came into existence as a money maker. T + —_ hen vikes.” : san wmuel Johnson. : Marenpeue! omaoe wuireiae eis a cluinsy, sawed-off ships of the 18th century gave way —Clara Keck Hefiebower. i of magnesia, other salts are destroyed. Try th: to not because marine arehitects wanted to produce Presh air. a comfortabie bed with and iron’ j Waterless cooking method and I am beauty, but because they wanted to produce speed and a > soft. low pillow and warm feet are, In using honey in the sure that you will find your craving make money. S possible. and a man's | good safeguards against sleeplessness. not advisable to use it wi for seasoning of food to be lessened. into feform:of abe ‘They were, in other words, moved by the same motiy I then becomes on Bi Enema; them ??> Problem then becomes or cauipment,|that move us. And there is just a chance—a chance # 5 © th Question:J. H. Writes: “Kindly give oe ous, cig : aes = 5 prisons worth clinging to—that our own age, likewise, striving | L— es en tne nee ig | b2 Produce the utmost in utility, will, in the end, also, & pet@ould beenlarged. Discipt ns oie produce supreme beauty. | am 1 ls reakers af ‘ 4 Bee ton up | t i rie Already there are indications. A mail plane, soaring seen OU! i joke = ‘or minor violations of ‘Brough the sky, is a thing to lift up one’s heart. Per- , an ate Hy ee hut pirenat haps, in the course of years, we too shall be making, ee fo Pied ; y cargo-carricrs that are worthy to stand beside the clip-! ©}. 1929 by NEA Service, Inc. = of sete. ‘Up Ot S > in ving : a grows more and rong in going to th id Canada imbued with a superior- ity complex. And maybe we have’ ried as soon stateivilezes or cor 5 before 1920— é | en up for life | Pers of a lost century. | tinction must be Hic see me i at THIS HAS H s, dangerous ome of these hard-up-for-publicity movie siars should | become wecthermen. They alone make the first page | every Cay. Ing mon a aif pint on ti PPENED ‘leave the room when @ sudden’want to make an) more uati! || thing that's got too high a voltage 3 thought occurred to bim. From | get Strawn's description of Griffin. | or whatever you call it. because the \his coat pocket be drew the little | but I'd appreciate It i¢ you'd detail | fuses have burned out three times cheap blue-lined tablet which bad (a plaincluthes man to keep an eye | this Jast m Runniag a board. belonged to the murdered woman/on Dowd. He's out of the bouse|ing house is enough to try the and upon which he had written i most of the day, looking for work | patience of a saint: an, | Shorthand the stories of the !n-;—or so he says. If he makes any} 17) try to fi 1 for jez mates of the house as they had bees | more to leave town, of course I'll you, sitae ies a told to Lieutenant Strawn. Tare | take you up on your offer to give/ised, “for I'm afraid it's my us ing the pages quickly he found what | him the works.” ‘pleasant duty to make another he was looking for—a vital part of; “Suit yourself,” Sergeant Turner |gearch of the boardere’ rooms. 3 | Henry Dowd’'s stor: answered stiffly, as he bung up the presi passk Q (Strawn)—By the way, Dowd, | receiver. tii a 9 ial | where did you come from? “I don't believe I'm very popular. | A.—Des Moines, Iowa. I repre | with Sergeant Turner,” Dundee ns. so ggre drew ber peasy ‘sented @ small manufacturing con- | mused ruefully. “Not that I blame » toget eo “Of course I bave, cern, known as The Housewife's|him—having to take orders from | rte sighed deeply. re | Friend Corporation. They made up & cub detective.” repeats from a little kit of kitchen tools, inctud- | eee es 4 ‘ing an implement that could pare Ra long minute he stared at | _1,uppose, belng a detective, you've | potatoes and apples and cut them Fo + sot a right to go poking about as ters. irgiars, biz Justice has le: in this ccuntry. idioryneracics hi of criticism PRid ridicule and of ners, even, 5 half “esident Hoover having appointed onc. And of late the Hunviction that - ccd has been deepened the + jus: » ave taken place at Auburn. they n7 sing and Canon City. If these mutinies could occur — e prisons, is no telling when they may break punct in other Warden Claude Turner, of the probhte prison here, is authority for the statement that two ‘TAys after he had taken charge here, a mutiny we ed to take place. Two lifers were the leader: vat ompt action foiled the plan. Edi torial Comment to ifin New York and the othe: es where overcrowd- | Cigag secms to be the big fault of the prisons, a start at! in good taste cover the knees, Paris | sher siirts, we gather, are real devilish. Noses of girls are turning up, according to @ Kansai City artist. Not from pride, but from independence. Life’s funny. By the time you get today’s problems | & all figured out it is tomorrow. | bad reeled BERT MALSUS. . |” bis shorthand notes of the two/ much as you please, eubelying the situation might be made by building new pris- Where Industrial Leaders Come From i ge agen: ab treason? telegrams, then returned the prec: | ir, pe that (thy gre ms . ‘Those in existence were built for a day of lesser (Duluth Herald) aes. Ron, Thi canines | Te everything as you find it, so my sua Some notable changes from old conditions are re- Lica ysgise There was still another telegram | boarders won't get on their bigh- tion and of lesser criminality as well. When all’ rected in the results of a study of 100 leaders of 1 ef | falled, and I was out of work sev-' which should arrive at any time horses and lee: flat. This maoste elements that contribute to filling the jails and pent- | jargest American industries made by the Sicrman Cor- | ral weeks, then I came to Ham! tentio® | the only way eee rs finds eellimtiaries have increased, why not expand the facilities poration as a part of a study of mergerc—one issue of jtom. because I'd heard times were! of idly awaiting it ip bis room.|tiving” p88 Br putting the encmics of society under restraint that | which cay ees, te tavenon come marenen: Son Sa ioe the telophowe be hee “I'l be very careful,” Bonnie as two fs | leadership factor of limitation merger successe: } on ie heard “] 9 protect the public? If the penal institutions at the! College, not the little red ptr ae hee sured her gently. “I don't kaow iJJUNDEE slapped the tablet ex-'a door across the ball opes ! 'D ntly. “Clever Mr. Henry | close, and —S locked bis ro bin Kéde- athens your giac- | Dowd! ‘Out of work several weeks.’ | door, crossed the ball and knocked. | tei) One Se aon jwere you? And where did you! Tilda Brown, balf-undressed and poy talyr og Dace piled wee spend those several weeks? In Des/ with & confession magasi eecond’ Moines, or—New York City?” hand, opened to him, thes’ s bless om r <—me time are to exercise reformative influences, Why | is the alma mater of most of today's leaders, Only have adequate facilities for reform to function? Or | were limited to the common school, and only 44 stopp: ase to seg in each criminal the fiction embodied inj With secondary schools. Sixty-four went to college, anu ff Hugo's Jean Valjean, There are not many Val-| ‘hee of these won advanced degrees. \ ig li , as a matter of fact. { Only 29 came from farm homes. Forty were born eF az E z i in large cities, and the rest in communities of 5,000 to He was again on the point of | s “He was right bere every week } © comment of the New York World at the time | 100,000. Only four were born in other countries. leaving bis room when the tele Pyne we ee oe ee oe end after be came to board at my i othdr outbreaks in the New York prisons still; The ages of the hundred indicate that 50 to 70 arc phone rang. Eagerly be snatched |at the open front of her cotton | 20use early ia May.” Mrs. Rhodes ‘There 1s nothing s0 irritating as the constant | ‘the years when the capacity for larger leadership gets NOW GO ON WITH THE stomy |the receiver from the book. “Dun: | kimono, sald positively, “He was always stling of human against human as they are herded | yeu ExPremed. Only two are between 30 and 40, 13 are Agric et dee speaking.” “Ob!” she gasped, “1 thought st | Stouchlag about having to workea Our prisons; That is, perhaps, the big factor in these! 14 are from 70 to 80, and two are more than 80. Sixt)- ‘Sergeant Turner, Dundee. A) was Mre. Rhodes—" Sundays. Friday was his day off ai TF words themselves which i couple of wires for you, received| “I’m sorry I stai » | the theater, and Tuesday is Bonnie Dundee’s narrowed eyes | within five minutes of each other. | Dundee smile. psy Pe peo a ; bere regarded with such totense specu: | Shall 1 read them to you or sed help, unless you're trying to take ie Saturday and Sunday, June lation conveyed no information not | hem by messenger?” & nap. 1 had & private telephone | ii, ber 1 i fon—"H “Read them, please . . . Just | installed today. as you probably already in bis possession—"Henry | minute till I get a pencil... All/know--and mustn't mention Dowd, Des Moines, Iuwa, June 22.” | right!” anyone else!—and I'd like {t was the manner in which the] “This one is from the Des Moines | listen and cal! me if it rings. ['ll ‘And here's line was written in the Rhodes| Police department,” Turner told be either in the house or on the| ,, Se reached into House guest register which caused|“/@ "Ready? — ‘Receiver for grounds somewhere.” drew ont 0 email note ®Iytinies—the surliness and distemper of overcrowding. nine, it will be observed, are between 50 and 70. sae 50 Forres as we egghead see came from “olue-shirt” . eae igi more came from white-collar inning:. Bubble or Magic Industrialism? Most of the first jobs were clerkships. Ten af te he: seems to know its industrial socialization better | dred rose in direct line—that is, they began humbly ix "an the political side of its big experiment, so inter- the same company they now head or in an allied line. 1 And yet, whether the beginning is in city, village or With tremendous vision and barbaric repression. | country, whether the aspirant went to college rg noi, © it gives the world a shudder of horrified dis-| and whether he began work in a blue shirt or a whiz by its ruthless executions of kulaks who prefer in-! collar, {t remains true that industry, temperance, per 3 ss 4 = 3 isn | sistence, ; : Housewife’s Ff Cor “ book. “I tnt communi, is ora th eo ane wonton wn te re Fe. ese aunnes ae tw uot Sawasdee | 1 tora ed ur De SE gs See Sera and modern industrial evolution. The peasants are “fast with excitement. For the words| appears on company’s books as ;| me.” she told him. “Let mo Sad fi “You're 8 : were printed, not written in the| Salesman or other employe. Dowd |; pain re pohly Nd | —Here it ts! ‘B. Bevier—$15—Jum é Insatiable Mr. Brookha’ ; ite be shown that they are not being crushed solely rt usual sense of the word. Each jet. |#/80 unknown at No. — Mondamia tive that raided @ poor, innocent | rast? seeely bald on Bandas, tn (New York Times) a + + + Got that?” , stead of Satur he ter stood alone, a8 unshapely and pon a ee cca ima hae en orgy ra at all. intel nee owed mo two ae clumsy as the first attempts st | with triumph. “What's the other jand marry a oie — board whee I asked for bi : printing of @ child who bas not yet | wire, Sergeant? I'm ready!” Dundee isughed. “I'm sure you "Bead ; with modernity is in creation—or a bubble. been Introduced to the art ofhand-} “From Philadelphia,”.Turneran-|don't think I'm that sort of per-| was a very ¢ to word from Moscow, $420,500,000 is to fi- writing. swered. “Here goes: ‘Herbert 6. son, Tilda. Ad you must not tall able person an@. 8 dsfronter et next spring's sowing campaign, ‘Along with this In college Dundee had known two| Mageus employe of bg lg ad Cunt shag tind of person you but unless be—Dunéer will go every possible pressure upon the peas- " , Mr. I men who weed the printing type of] fo'teaq 1928 RePrasy agra Recom | te eft the = a Se cans ee. wer aise it actos Tos excellent, Resigned os] staring stupidly at the Sredoliar| “That's © handeome Gosh” be ters. had been cast in metal, and poe lA ode pp og tee bill be had tucked into her hand,|femarked odmiriagly, os Mrs yet so distinctive that = forger where be eed re te le eee oom Galen tae Pesinietd | “HE ths fies eam plese ok tor verved ber aiture Sve treated myself to ts orivate wtiog room | yeare,” Mrs. Rhodes ber and offce, She was at 9] Work-wern oe, the baudsome new mahogany secretary, | satiny weed, tet Mr. frowning over s cheat of bare my eld desk—” pathetically, Mrs, Desdes snorted. “Hub! 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