The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1932, Page 8

THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1982 “Never mind how good it is. allow me on All T want to know is what you'll my old bus.” People’s Forum Editor’s Note.—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of in- terest. Letters dealing with con- troversial religtous subjects, which attack Individuals unfairly, or which offend good taste and tair play will be returned to the writers. All letters MUST be signed. If yvu wish to use a pseudonym, sign the pseudonym first and y own name beneath it. We will Bpect such requests. We reserve the right to delete such parts of letters as may be necessary to || conform to this policy. THINKS JAMESTOWN s Oal Jan. Editor, Tribune: I just want to say a word about the capital removal that the Jamestown Sun is playing up so strong at this time. Nine out of ten voters in this vicinity are for keeping the capital where it is, and in my own personal opinion where it should stay. Jamestown don’t care what be- comes of the central and western part this letter in part, or whole, or re- hashed as you see fit, and I just |wanted the Bismarck Tribune to |know how the majority feel down in \this corner of the state. Yours truly, J. FP, PERCIVAL, Oakes, N. Dak. Editors Note: The Tribune is glad to receive Mr. Percival’s letter and to learn how the residents of Oakes feel on the capital removal proposal. He is in error, however, in the statement that Minot has no state institution, since a state teach- er's college is located there. The only city among the first 10 in the state which has no state institution is Williston. LIKES CAPITAL SITE Baldwin, N. D. January 30, 1931. Editor, Tribune: , It may be that I am writing too often. Some folks may criticize me about it, but I know there are a lot of North Dakota, as long as they get a/ more that would do just as I do, new capitol building, and as for that! would they know my opinion. I have big ballyhoo they are making about'a little to say about Bismarck and the the people living so far away from the state capital, just how many of the population of North Dakota want to go to the state capital to see what is going on every day, or week, or year for that matter. Tt would save our state senators from the eastern part of the state a few gallons of gas and a quart or two of oil on each trip to the capital, but the senator's from the west and other statesmen would get a little cheaper trip if we just keep the capital at Bismarck. Jamestown has one state institution, Fargo has one, Grand Forks has two, but Jamestown would like to have the mill moved down if it can be ar- ranged. Well here is a suggestion. The next time North Dakota has a plum to pass out, they should re- member 2 town on the Great North- ern main line, that has built itself up by just being a convention city, and although it has never had any patronage of a state institution, it now has a population of well over 10,000 and it is known as the Magic) City. I believe the North Dakota state capital should stay at Bismarck, as do dozens of the citizens of Oakes that I have talked to, and you may be sure that we will know how to vote when the time comes. You have my permission to print Mothers... Watch Children’s COLDS 'OMMON head colds often “settle” in throat and chest where- they become dangerous. Don’t take a ance—at the first sniffle rub on Children’s Musterole once every hour may ive hours. Children’s Musterole is just good old Musterole, you have known so long, in ailder form. ‘This famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other ingredients brings relief naturally. Musterole gets | action becauseit is ascientific‘counter= irritant”?—not just a salve—it pene- trates and stimulates blood circulation, to draw out infection and pain. ep full strength Musterole on hand, for adults and the milder Chidreas ‘Muster lor little tots. ruggists. CHILDREN’S DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Time istate capital. It is true the capitol | building was destroyed by fire. I saw the smoke right from my farm and I | surely felt sorry that it burned, but it happened. The first time I’ saw the capitol was on the second day of May, 1891, when I was a boy 12 years old. The location then drew my at- tention and I have ever since ad- mired the site. Bismarck should be selected with the old site for the new capitol for the following reasons: First, our forefathers selected that place for the capitol. Second, it is as near in the center of the state on a main line railroad, (N. P.) as you can make it. Third, is it just for Jamestown to expect the state capital? To enlighten you voters I am giving the following miles of U. S. highway No. 10: From Fargo to Jamestown, 96.5 miles; to Bismarck, 199.5 miles; to Montana line 369 miles. It was un- fair for whosoever started the petition for Jamestown as it is by all means |too much to one side. Fourth, it has its own water. If I | thought that our state would be ben- | efited by removing the site, even then |I would stop and think twice before |I would cast my vote for removing the {site. I have just that much more re- {spect for our forefathers. As it is I | See a big loss to our state by remov- |ing the capital away from Bismarck and I hope that all Tribune readers jsee it the same as I do. Vote and {work for Bismarck as the state cap- |ital site. I am a voter and tax payer. JULIUS MEYER. ne ® FROM ADAMS COUNTY Petrel, N. D. Jan. 27, 1932. Editor, Tribune: Please enter me on your subscrip- |tion list for three months. If there jis anything we can do in regard to the capitol removal from Bismarck to | Jamestown let us hear from you. Respectfully, | JOHN L. ODEGAARD, Petrel, N. Dak. “Adams County. ———___..... | Stickler Solution ‘ _ Somer een | RANT_PLOD PORTLAND “PORTLAND” is the name which can be made from the Ictters in “rant” and “plod.” 2 COLDS Education is spreading the knowledge that colds are caused by poisonous wltravirus (cold germs) breathed into the system. Now common sense tells us that this internal infection must be destroyed and driven out from within, For colds, there is nothing to equal the germ-destroying tonic properties of Quinine combined with 2 gentle laxative, as in— LAXATIV BROMO ILLIE'S er MER HAS Lt GO OUT ON THE DECK ALONE HOPING BIM WILL WALK PICTURE AND MILUE WILL INTRODUCE HER TO HIM = on === THESE PIROGUES ARE THE THINGS TO GET AROUND “THESE BANOUS WITH, BOT SIT TIGHT OR OVER THEY GO. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS JUST KEEP HIM QuieT POR A FEW DAYS AND DON'T LET Too MANY OF WIS FRIENDS SEE HIM... NOT Too MUCH COMPANY, IN OMER a ALL RIGHT, DOCTOR... TUL Sez That NOBODY SEES HIM, UNLESS ITS VERY IMPORTANT... THE GUMPS— RIGHT THROUGH ‘THE NET GET A LOG AN’ HOLLOW (Tv OUT AN’ MAKE Bucse ARE BUSY DAYS FoR OSCAR... wind His PAL, THe. poopie oF THe OODLES, sick IN BED...» (STILL OWE FOUR DOLLARS ON MY Room RENT) IAN ( HENEN'T TH! HEART % TELL TH’ LANDLADY | CHAVEN'T IT (' JUST TENDER- HEARTED, THAT WET LET 06 MALONE NOW, BABY ~~ A THING OF We KIND TAKES TIME I GOTTA Go OvER To FRECKLES House A COUPLE TIMES A DAY AT LEAST, oR HELL BE LONESOME BEST THING TA Dols cive UP TH’ ROOM QUIETLY—AN! QN~ THERE YOU ARE = VvE BEEN HUNTING FOR You FOR HOURS — ‘ WE LOOKED ALL OVER HE BOAT FOR You= COON, SKONK, MINK, FOX, WILOCAT — BUT MUS‘RAT, HE'S THE BEST. 1 DION'T REALIZE THERE {| WAS TRAPPING IN HERE. WHAT bh DO YOU GET? The Latest News! Ou! BUT T JUST GOTTA SEE HIM. } THIS 1S: OTIS ONE More NISIT FOR TODAY... WELL, (IE taw’t pumB! ( LEET TH’ KEY ON TH’ OresseR! NTT 1 NEVER SAW ANIMALS WRONG SID& MINUTE THAT IT WASNT W IMPORTANT, I'D NEVER LET YoU SEE HIM... A. SEALOUS MAN LOSES ALL ‘REASON AND DON'T YOU GO AND 0O THE SAME THING- ONE OF * You MUST KEEP YOUR SENSES! Now ULL tacta Wake TH’ LANDLADY: UP Ta TELL HER | FORGOT my ray 20 NO ONE KNOWS WHO THE CRIMINAL 1 EXCEPT HIMOELE ! THEN TRE LIGHTS ARE TURNED OFE AND EUERNEOOY MINGLES MOUND YoREN: TE CRIMINAL” TAS oy SOMEONE ON NWE SMOULDER THREE TIMES, TWAT PERSON 19 THE “UICTIN” AND HAS NO SCREAM AND FALL ‘Yo THE Floor !| aw ‘ WM To FIND OF “8S ome Nay f \o | TWRRE , DoGsontT {Il we