The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1930, Page 4

with the starvation menus of most ocean steamers. Ships’ officers treated their men with consideration, stead of wrapping themselves in the dignity of the sea’s tradition- al caste system. In short, he found that whereas the ocean sailor Bis-| ordinarily is given bad accommodations, bad food, callous treatment and ill-usage in all its forms, the lakes sailor is treated with kindness, consideration and respect. Then he sums up the results, First of all, it pays dividends, The lakes shippers have an eight-months season and face heavy railroad compe- tition—and profit as heavily as salt water shippers jf not more. In th second place, they get more work out of their men. The lekes sailor works longer hours and does a better job while he is at it than his salty brother. Me is infinitely more sober and quiet. He saves his money, is utterly dependable and—in Kerr's words—‘is the ideal 200/ worker, physically, morally and in intelligence.” In short, the Great Lakes way seems to this sailor to i i EE Ln hill Sh tab E | : the Road: to Mandalay! : On — on ie be not only kinder and more humane than the salt wa- 7} ter way, but also much more intelligent. We ought to know all of this without being told, of Sent ae wise course. But we don’t. It actually surprises us to learn : ‘ rights that even sailors—traditionally’ a graceless class—will 10 or 12] CArrots left also respond to decent treatment. Which, of course, only in- ite dicates that we are still a trifle blind. Rare ¥ sf doe ¥ lettuce, salad of France’s Declining Birth Rate custard, Official French government figures show that France's ey death rate last year exceeded her birth rate. The death ites: “The doc: rate is slowly rising, while the birth rate continues to go ‘tor told me I was suffering from uric rea 7 ry downward at an amazing rate, beg pen Md elie ered Pernicious Litigation Rebuked Considering that fact, one is led to wonder; just how the diet to “follow for vcomecting ‘The spirit of pernicious litigation was rebuked as well | many decades is France going to be able to maintain her same.” ‘as the good faith of the board of county commissioners | position as the chief continental power in Europe? Answer: ‘Your doctor no doubt ar- upheld in the decision of Judge W. H. Hutchinson, in | Across the Rhine lies Germany—disarmed and impotent, me fod ne horney from finding Burleigh county district court, Thursday, when the award | for the moment, to be sure, but possessed already of a eld cryatals, or pertape Heed ef of the primary election printing contract was upheld. | much larger population than Frence, and displaying a are suffering from rheumatism or ‘The action against the board was only another of those high birth rate that continues to swell its population each gout, Uric acid in excess really ap- ix trouble-making pieces of litigation of which there are | year. tag areas tee ‘ifterene hose % too many in Bismarck. It does not add to the prestige | How long can @ shrinking population maintain its Of disorders, Such a condition is ‘and good name of the city that such suits as that against dominance over a rapidly increasing one? Ask yourself cause from faulty elimination of q the commissioners are brought so promiscuously. Out- | that question, if you think the present international set- f i i Prodacts and in improper bal- aide of the city the practice is apt to give the impression | up in Europe is to last indefinitely. Today Is the Launch ance of nuclein metabolism. eee Phat this is a place of petty people. i ‘chee. [credit lien hd throagh tn- What Bismarck needs is anything but a reputation = ‘Anniversary of tion, the body. This must be socomplished ' such as these peevish law. suits will bring it. Their ef- Editorial Comment | through the functions of the bowels, fect is to intimidate business ventures which might come ‘ SAN FRANCISCO FIRE nate ee pane ee oe this way and help along the growth and progress of the * * On April 18, 1906, the most serious erly balanced diet, exercising, d 5 A= ee @Mship —[eanquake cistter that nas ecoured Baked ‘ees, re-toasted |breathing, akin bathing, etc," - moyance if they locate here. in the United States took place at Biscuit, Stewed 4 _ Judge Hutchinson made it clear that the action against | 11.6 Utner" Gay coronal on cree ane, Senate | san Francisco, when more than 500 Be ead aceon Raccoon ald “ the commissioners was unjustified and ill-timed, tending | philosophy of ‘statesmanship, persons lost thelr lives and property| oa’ states, ee eeaees | Sonra init yee eee kan only to disturb the plans: for the primary election and| Senator Tydings of Maryland was voicing some robust |W@S damaged to. the extent of — “Fortune is a woman. You must Gt tun, as-| would lke to know why you do mt fee to create. ‘The | Pinions on prohibition to which Senator Brookhart does | $200,000,000. o————————¢ seize her and beat -her.”—Premier jeopardizing it by confusion it sought to crea! not subscribe. Mr. Brookhart rose thereupon and chided|_ The first shock, felt shortly after tio: Mussolini, of Italy. r shredded {mention peas or cauliflower in your testimony of the litigant himself challenged his claim ir ‘rydings, reminding him, ther hie former eoieseue, | % M™., caused such a swaying of the| | Quotations 1) ee sors creme that he was a responsible bidder. By his own admission | Senator Bruce of Maryland, had been retired to private |sround as to wreck buildings and . OouSb-T uhlathbatucia t ptttes ta | his plant is not a completely equipped establishment for | life at the last election after making wet speeches, Mr, |break gas and water mains. Because} «public confidence and public sus-| “Beauty is the last true thrill left best of the non-starchy vegetables. much so that portions of the job, it] T¥dings leaped at the obvious opening and retorted: “if |of the impairment of the latter it/icion may be separated by only a|jus in @ mechanical age.”——Plorens| Breakf : | Sema be added to euch a contract, 80 bed t- | 1.08 Pay that price to render some slight service to my |Was impossible to control the fires|dcor."—Charles M. Schwab, steel|Ziegfeld, Broadway showman, : ghar tier Phorm awarded the contestant, would havé had to be sent out-| country, at least I will not be running with the crowd | Which soon broke out. magnate, ° the list, and cauliflower may also be ide the city, as to Fargo or St. Paul, just to get re-elected.” The fire raged in the heart of the, ee ‘Twenty-six used“ by anyone who is not troubled It 4s not good business policy to send away work and| _ There is the ring of proper statesmanship in his retort, business district for three days.) tive to the Rio Grande valley have |ready to serve. ‘beans, with flatulence, ieicanaie amen be at home and help sustain| When our government was organized, it was the aim of |Dynamite and artillery were em-| “One should elther be sad of joyful. | been collected by Mrs. G. V. Hansen |celery. (Copyright, 1990, by business which might be kept the fathers to create machinery. whereby the people | ployed to destroy buildings to prevent | Contentment is a warm sty for eaters | of Edinburg, Tex. a Syndicate, Inc.) focal industries and business and their pay rolls. might elect their leaders to represent them in congress. ‘The county commissioners hereafter might make it a] These representatives, so the theory held, were selected policy to ascertain whether they are ‘awarding contracts |for their special aptityde for government; for their : BARBS > Skat meal or other outside point | Statesmaniike qualities. ‘The people ied ioe Agron ji e ——— sentati powel think clearly. al v: ie - ‘and should always thereby decide whether the bidder with: problems ofsgovernment was suppossd:to be tn- y 4 i y a: Cal: Coolidge’s new estate is named + = « acne masquerading as a responsible local entrant is really such | creased by their elevation; they were in a position to if ? fa i o ’ \ “The Beecties.” A more fitting name ox whether outsiders are tricking them. into awarding | Perceive What thelr electors could not see. : eo ° ee eee . Brookhart’s statesman diverges from prototype. + ee, ante o G a work outside which should remain st home. ‘To him, judging by his own words, a, vote is greater than by ANNESAUSTIN MMC oF Te rend ARO” iupeces, lea, chemist, reports, ————_ an honest opinion; and the office is worthy. of more con- — 3 ° £ salad oil, Just the thing for You Can Always Bet on the Doctor his country c good. anne bears + BEGIN HERE TODAY other cent, Come home,” he te would * a Every now and then you find a little story in the news-| tm other words, Mr. Brookhart’s statesman is a profes- DORIS MATTHEWS, ta@y’s | minded her. : Talking shout taking @ licking, we paper that sounds as if it had been written just to reas- | sional office seeker. And Mr. Brookhart, as a statesman, maid, is murdered in a summer- “If she had asked‘his permis- ds. 4 read: that 18,000,000 postage stamps sure discouraged men and women that, their fellow-mor- | seems to fit his own specifications, Abe can, Pertemes dank sion to-come home, I fail to. see _|\Were used in the United States last tals are pretty fine people, after all. © y ‘ given MRS. GEORGE BERKELEY |why he did mot wait for her in him, \ haiused In Seattle the other day # physiciaa, Dr. U. C. Bates, Creosote Highballs {2 CLORINDA BENMELWY, whese |New York,” Mrs, Lambert pointed| pect dismayed al funny Uttle fountain?” and she eis ieee eta al biel: (Indianapolis News) genre Meds. the | sectewelabies | ont. hesitated, then Gung up her silver-| ran around the big desk to where man.” Headline. Now if it were the Notwithstanding some recent contentions that there is ity ww ihrkorive DUNDEE. “Possibly he wanted to deal{crowned head defiantly. “The/an ornamental little keg with other way around, that would be little poisonous contraband liquor on the market, reports Bvi involves Mrs, Berke- | personally with the man who had|small remnant of my dead hus-|gieaming brass bands held « indicate that hundreds of citizens of several southern DICK band’s estate was almost com-| prominent position among writing eet states have lost the use of their legs and other parts of |° pletely exhausted, and it was! accessories. “It’s a filing station ‘The judge who declared that no « any their bodies as @ result of drinking something labeled necessary for me to earn money/ for starving lighters, but we feed Jamaica ginger and sold in large quantities by grocers im some way.” ¢|’em wood alcohol instead of gas. 2 and druggists. To protect its citizens, Kentucky has | get married|Watch!” and she jerked the your , « hae checked trade in anything marked Jamaica ginger. In yourself, Tish?” Gigi began | lighter apart, then held the tiny Arkansas and Oklahoma state health officials are seek- “You're so beautitul and| reservoir directly under the min ing a remedy that will put citizens back on their feet, fature spigot. whose. tap she and in Kansas there is some intimation that the inabil- hd turned. “Now see if it will light.” Dundee accepted the refilled Fush}lighter with thanks, then re- Not until samples of the beverage reached the prohibi- over | marked edmiringly: “That's neat!, tion commissioner at Washington did the facts come to the!} never saw one before.” ‘The discovery that HARVEY engag-| 287, that. to a and he'll 7 make you a present one,” Gigi bas rebbed Mrs. thoroughly Berucley and’ Orochy”convinens “No, not until she came to see for herself [realtone Be Bape ge the STRAWN , the murder 3° polvsco | me upon my return to New York,” had a letter| tories joa yh the tae lett in charge at the Berkeley [she answered, “Her mistress’ was still in ‘re astone ner Rome. death was a terrible blow to Doris, he was|snn® proud of it, and after the strain of the inquest saying | ort g resent S700 af “Soty’ george a4 me if I) ean of ae house & ’ an lish. them,’ : ment, New Yor: ‘The ringing of the house ad-it ‘an em-|Dhone interrupted roy fags | gory him | ghe ‘eooed “Hullo!” was suf-| day or 20 to} st “ab and trom/me. She was Long ene ‘ village in| Island estate, but be remained with Wickett agate.” pod sailed eee rs artng| CGH simply adored yout" aigt| "> wane, By. during) cut in, daugh at, letter |, “AU, I—toved Doris," Mrs.| giving 3 ‘over | Lambert said quietly, for the sec-| an, a ver jond time the interview. “Tshirt almost 3 oak For | ‘tink that'ts all I can tell you, | tnrough.” Dundee. As probably eeifichness ian’t quite such an overwhelming power in affairs as we sometimes suppose. Self-! all, is not the ruling motive for most people. ever begin to understand this world aright un- you realise that unselfishness, devotion to duty, care _ Sor the welfare of others—whatever name you choose to » give fis as common as ragweed. : ; Muman beings, in other words, are better, finer, than Be onalite Bitten tek. ri He \ 1 E i Mr. several would w, Clorinds ‘Crosby| “She hurry, ‘ —follow: Phyilis, and my own | pocptie coc “test day | cAB8° Tish," she en ae : letters to him I said everything 1] of the voyage.” plained unnecessarily. could to make him happier.” Dundee was silent again for a|. “I'll hurry,” Dundee grinned at ‘And yot, just 16 months after). "inate, Then ‘he asked |e? “Now, Mrs. Lambert, will his wite's death, Seymour Crosby} 0s ml “Lambert, was 1¢|70% Disease tell me when you last . Dooomen enraged to De mantel 551 trom som that ‘expected to|**¥ Doris Matthews?" one Dundee reminded) so cow sufclent up| “At exactly time, you ef i Be af ik r ; i te HF ites oe secre: ij whom she hed bled te z the least to and twho opet cen, ine him and in a new 5 é Ey it i LE Hi EF i REE i ret ; Fi h ef H & i ; i 4 | E ; wef bil