The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1933, Page 4

The Bismarck Trib tal stage. The whole traffic is on e Bismarck TUNE iat before the powerful jury of pub- THE STATES OLDEST: ; |Me opinion. Anyone engaged in the NEWSPAPER traffic will do well to watch his step (Established 1673) and his stuff. AS we Look wea HY cmpany, Bie Ne aed ee| _ Facing a Hard Task BACK AT THE at the postoffice at Bismarck ag| 1 prosperous years when tax ROMANTIC competi second class mail matter. money rolled in like a stream of gold, DAYS OF THE the but our school authorities were able to PAST. ee? spend lavishly for educational facili- ties, People demanded the best and they got it. Now tax money is slow in reaching the coffers of the public. When it nk onne tik ake comes, the amount is much less. outside Bismneteky 8 59] Necessarily budgets must be curtailed Daily by mail outside of North and reduced in a most drastic man- Dakota ...... seceeee + 6.00 ner, Weekly by mail in state, per year 01-00) “The Bismarck school authorities years . . are facing their task courageously ‘Weekly b: Ay and unafraid. It is the only policy. Wants ty’ nab ie ‘There are frills which appeal to many year .... in days of plenty, but in lean years emphasis must be placed upon essen- ul ge a Ef 8 = i i Daily bheing per ee cea Daily by mail per year (in marek. Ls 1.20 HF il ne i if z f BF Z oe | I a i ? of Member of Audit Bureau of tials in education. The pedagogic Circulation window dressing must go by the As FUTURE ncaliceagad boards. GENERATIONS read Looting Peceragpee thd 6 4s often a well founded criticism WILL LooK BOY! IT MUSTA modern education pays too much BACK AT THE BEEN FUN To of all news dispatches credited to/attention to “front” and not enough ROMANTIC it or not otherwise credited in this/to the basic elements of education. DAYS OF THE Too often the Three R's are neg- PRESENT All rights of republication of all lected while questionable departments matter herein are also reserved. are fostered at their expense. Now that budgets have been curtailed, those in charge of the destinies of our elementary schools might find it Profitable to drill into the students those basic principles which are so needed in life's struggle. Some fine tid-bits in the educa- tional menu may be missing under Z g i Foreign itatives SMALL, SPENCER, BREWER (Incorporated) CHICAGO NEW YORK BOSTON F aE aliie i Gold Standard Jolted No one knows yet just what is back of the minds of the national admin- i i istration and its financial advisers in Present conditions, but enough money]; ! : } : t / : ait which they also made ad: ssunareons going partially off the gold standard will be available for those subjects f } stolen butterfat not shown by the | whenever in so far as international trade is|COnSidered most essential a genera- ; Z| | records.” them of tion or so ago. r : ‘The local creamery men contend they |siving concerned. This has been inflation 5 : M4 y the of butterfat to week in congress. Action taken Every cloud has a silver lining. ‘Thursday in respect to gold shipments Where Credit Is Due had its repercussions in the wheat pit} wnije several windy politicians are and on the various stock exchanges.| poing up and down the state claim- Even J. P. Morgan, conservative Of/ing credit for reduced state appro- the conservatives, approves of Presi-| oristions and budget slashes, it might dent Roosevelt's latest move to check/ 1. wen to keep the record straight deflation. His opinion is voiced in} an4 explain why there has been tax the following terms: reduction. end isndlicoherpioieet Regardless of the merits or de- written ~ngnoentl “and the sec- | Merits of the present situation, the retary of the ena in placing j|fact is that the voters of the state, ‘an embargo on exports. and th * “It had become evident that the the asain hag ae eel effort to maintain the exchange casera decsclier? value of the dollar at a premium | the polls when they voted for a fifty as oe garter chad per cent valuation for tax purposes. currencies was havi a defla- The people of the state should not: ffect already se- ey eee mee ceeee ty Se; |iet @ few rabble rousing politicians PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE By William Brady, M. D. Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease diagnosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written in ink. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, in care of this newspaper. WHAT! ARTHRITIS ANDNODIET?) Infantile Parstyaie A long while ago I started to enu- usband jantile paraly- es merate Fallacies We Reluct to Relin-/ $8 when he was s baby. It left one : SYNOPSIS and quish, confining my survey, of course wants Lou wat Hla “Because she’s bored to death,|in sixty succeéds in voice,” Wanda) innocent! She'll take us in and give| Pillsbury said. “Now if I could play, pope rpetied the way you can I wouldn’t even and wages and employment. get away with any-of that credit./4, tn, Ances of health and sick- try to sing—” “at acems to me clear that the |1¢ a lower tax rate had not been| ess and after 1 had dealt fippentiy els, willl Seer e'marry wealthy Wen Sargent Zn. the studio building where ‘way out of the depression is to ness, and after on the en- reer to marry combet and overcome the defia- | *#tifled by the people of North Da-| ver scientifically with a score or more at the| . Ken's parents hed hoped their sen Wanda had her classes there | were tionary forces. Therefore, I re- | ots, the burden would have been! o¢ them 1 began to feel lonesome and * would marry the socially prominent many teachers of voice. saw = and threaten te have them going in/and out of their gard the action now taken as be- | but slightly reduced. Now it is a case discontinued the series. No- Peggy Sage ing the best possible course under {of grim necessity. Why put wings Soarcer regretted it either. This Bi — eal Sane! something to pond pave Wsthe forces tet ft of course the desire of the im-}©" Shoulders which do not deserve tt eaters even it nape ity salons reseeovage ‘samy ss ‘Then Ken nese ‘is friends. I told you we could live| white tone!” “Voice too far back!” _fortant world powers to restore the them? Shete ‘affections to do so. ‘This is not vi peer for position and, one night, Lily Lee fra almost beers, od ‘we just met, Beeps atonal coor 1 / gold standard as promptly as possible. altruistic. I'm just trying to save my- unities and, pee 7 i ? 4 ? hasn't bought a meal for herself in| Should it have ben placed? Prices With Great Britain and practically Are They Hostages? self bootless work and trouble. So I ap te ee bese (pins rage rn 3 Russia has convicted a few British|take great pleasure in announcing paying much “ gag all other European nations off the this column is con- pres ‘Still I don’t think Mrs. Man-/for half an hour was just nothing. gold standard with the notable ex- nokasie celeumneermar ed eos hereby relinquishing # chester wants us,” Lily Lou insisted Dwight Gwin, the coach, whose ception of Prance, a monetary duel Pears to be very thin circumstantial Serertiaey tes chronic igo any oe stoutly. studio was on the regu pager is evidence. , old fogies) - But six later she was settled | Wanda’s, got twenty. Very likely resulted in which the United States! wow with these men in pri for'aome kind of diet in any circumstance. es tn the grown and oey gusts reom| Telarl would charge as much. And prison the] for some kin any was at a disadvantage. Soviet gov nt is seeking to swap} Beyond argument the phriaes (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) of Mrs, Paula Wellfield Manches-|then there was this business of natal plas roan ete for Beth trae, nef ROU iy Ag SPM ae a them SR CS ge caper may have created. al ct they say: chronic arthritis, But 1 and when C ONTINUE D eile vinaee the bed, and Maxine’s shabby, none too| Pillsbury said they nearly all made situation which will place the admin-| “Lift your trace embargo against] the doctor prescribes & diet, if i -from page one) Pole ge ire ea hatmrclar barred falaty gurmenta banging — when| you pay for atleast yen lessons in istration in a better postion to deal| US Sd we will exile these men from) not tuted Presenter it int|N. 1D, Creamerymen from the amount of butterfat, pur- a ee anaes esdans 6 have sha janine with the debt problem and other| “US* worth the price. I myself, or even) . it Tanger’s Veto chased and paid for. Under the law ‘The past six days had been pack-| with Tolari on Sunday,” she wrote Soria dines, ‘The exile of course means return-| an intelligent office boy, can sane s have See prerppece pace see ua ed with excitement. It made Lily|the » glad that she had some- On the other hand the platform of| in ‘hem to England and their fam-/you » cut and) Grist, DAvetny gen. |ereameries will be used to pay their |can make 1,000 pounds of butter from Lou's head ache, just te think about | thing Sedcina to write ot last. “T'm iit Eeccnitie party cate-tec. “ade. (0 diet list oF a lob of inierenold or |traveling expenses and to” finance |@00 pounds of butterfat. But figures it. In the first place, there was|going to take three songs, ‘Lo Hear mate but sound cu » gome| Such is the materialism of the joie pes eat. The office boy can|other phases of the work. = introduced at the meeting and re- the row with Mrs. Grampas. Lily/the Gentile Lark,’ and “The Bell 2 is angel Russian Five Year Plan, shows just as well as any physician,| Account would be kept of these|cently made public by Husby, assert the| Lot had: paid for her room wp to|Song from Lakme’ and the ‘Med methods of inflation such as remon-| "7,0, do so just ‘self styled food specialist |contributions with the expectation | that some large creameries have Lily Lou sank into one of the fifteenth of October, and they |Scene from Lucia’ ——” etization of silver or fiat money are yeotts are set up against Rus- acne oe Sight more cheaply. that a bill will be introduced, when|as much as 49 per cent over-run deeply cushioned chairs. She saw] noved on the first. Her choice seemed important — not in the interests of a sound cur.|°% Stalin and his leaders know that wk are rattling around in your the legislature meets again, to re-|a six-month period. The the grand piano near the wi “Make her refund. Den't let her|impressive, as she wrote, but on her they cannot control the internal sit-|, 1.900 Sea that red meats, uric |!mburse them for their expenditure. over-run, he sald, 1s proof tha cheat you!” Maxine hed urged. |way to the Bronx to sing for the a, steps taken to date by Presi-| Ustion which does not grow better as] acid or foods that Jeave an acid aah The amount of contribution from |creamery the farmer y Bo Lily Lau broached the subject et Tole ae is iy nd dent Roosevelt are termed reflation me syilkion: age ‘ pt ‘didn't expect gratitude|to try the “Mad Scone”. . . better rather than deflation. Some aid, it], ™ i to be ® policy of trade} pist#e Ih Or we can find out how for all she'd done, ‘net she! But|leave thet aut... is conceded, must be given to indus- | ost#ses? that funny notion got started. Cer~ ? the didn't expect to be robbed| She grew Suddenly confused and try without impairing the soundness| YU" trade or your hide? either. No indeed! And if a girl|dissy, wandering through the un- of the currency. On the surface at ae Tike [sereapeiedlpweraegin svete en fot oP yo yy gi least this seems to be Just what Pres-|/ Editorial Comment 10 To confine to \where—well .. : Pisce... . ident Roosevelt and his advisers are sli selataupcintad bitcw shew. et ‘one locality. Wi ros gacrnspemape yp or | Be vinnie ying drei house aiming at. show. Ene Horses’ 11Growing out. ‘were out place, beck a few from street, < They are publisied without rexard || seems. reasonable elieve! 11 Diner. 13 Correlatiye of “Oh! The lovely: thing!” she| cited at Mrs. Manchester's. | with a tiny plot of lumpy grass and to whether they agree or disagree || that in many cases of chronic 12 Stranger. i} nephew. cried, “The lovely, lovely Lily Lou could not see, even yet,|tickly flowers in front, she paused Why Beer Is Weak with The Tribune's policies, ritis distinct and lasting benefit 46 14 Who 1s the MI 1s wita goat. Oh, do let me pet you, why Mrs. Manchester should want| to look up the address she had taken To the new generation the new SiS Gerived trom sorreglng Scares newly appoint-> 17 Stigma, he hadn't realised MY |to take them in, for twenty dollars |from the telephone book. This was i heer is probably very weak after the |GovernorLanger’s Explanation Fl j pod thing © month. the ines, all sighs. - - Saake au Tareas ao many of erg Tapa Perey actabolize, ain chiefly in bessader to kool seme eae rian “Why twenty s month? That ih. desterats ating memset od- them have been guzzling in the past. The governor's explanation of |the consumption of carbohydrates.) 14 sii ogenbure For a moment she was afraid she; erst gy sy fg ge the hall a small, dark-eyed man in : The task before the brewers now is| the higher price in Minot, was fod neces & oe erm ul was going to cry... . This room,| 2%, ja velvet jecket opened the door of ¢ 2 peo Ligue rguatig om Polson! and there is competition between, | Most carbohydrate delectables, trom} Me ae CAG Hels i Dekeaam. the Cy Paigeegetiggrng uschthed doesn’t need the money,” baad front room and motioned her : rather verage Extract manufactured. a RIRIOIR Fren tered faxine airily. “She could A which the content of alcohol is ay = Langer’s ri a aaa Germany? 4 measure. her own apartment... sa ee ee ee cae ta es Tolerit master, The man Baturday in which he ‘cleaced 5 18To degrade. 35 Being born. VERTICAL 34 Journeys. ‘ heart against Ken, against all her kind she’s too mean for that,| Who Miss Seaman said could make below the legal ratio. Ga? MERE Sectline hes oe 19 Pillar of 37 Footlike part. . 1 Mystic science 35 Creative force Ggainst ‘memories, .. . Wants to make us suffer a little,|her famous... A Bt. Louis brewer has written a| yh la ah Se stone. 40 Your and my... in general. .:'36One who She f her tea. Oh, welll We couldn't do better for| “My teacher, Miss Sea- letter to the Chicago Tribune ex-| ‘The “explanation” of the governor 20 To permit. au Verb form 5! 2 Tatters. operates a listen to Mrs, Manchester and twenty bueks!” man—” she began in a tight, small why the present beer is will probably go big in Richland or 31 To scold ot “be”. 2 | 3 Where is the typewriter. ine, chattering about Wanda Maxine made herself at home| Veice. Hettinger counties. But in Ward constantly. 42Eye tumor." Parthenon? 37 Public and the Andre Werain from the first, but Lily Lou suf-| He didn’t want to hear about Miss A paragraph from his letter county it will be difficult to sell diet. 24Greek letter 43 Work of skill.> " recreation . The warm, soft weight in fered of afraid to] Seeman, he wanted to try her voice. to explain his viewpoint: |Such idea to the farmers Secams| Perhaps some of the bright boys} . “T”. ..44One of the‘ # Afternoon = grounds, arms moved, pressed take 0 ate lace’ Slons Macseontes | Sho pervisted. “Mise Seaman, ‘You they know that competition between | and girls in the audience have al-| 26 Mongrel. United Greeks, meal. * 38 Gaelic. : heart. “Ken, I can't be without! want the bathroom while she hed|™ust remember her. She studied at tne coe ready guessed what this ballyhoo is) 32 Shopning Cool 46 To anata Hey humsn 29 Rear ends of yout” she cried silently. “I can’'t|it atrald to, serve herself enoagh( with you, years ago in Calcago—” i nore theory, points having tan oats | ee Peotstive. Dist, Ming, thougn,| of Goods in 48 God of the see} 6 Idi, asrTiny particle. | “ttnac use say toying to fond co hangs canary atiee, Seems| | Xeoranen.. Ces be booked sorsens. should enjoy @ premium market. | I do not offer it for chronic arthritis.| -. warehouse, 61 Burr, . “7-Wing. +47 War Gyers. “ana Ya it Mies Easolng lett atae he wan. even afvaid te) {0 was the wrong ‘Tolari. She knew oust me teany raat Sess Gee at| Mean Hemomn Ha mw Ble ohm | ea tee Mat vole a oe ee dere ete iP ; * “Oh, old Cesare ! Bat he = speech. 85 Boundary. 9 Believers in a 51 en, ihe 83 Feline animal. 56 Social insects. particular 62 Light brown, Neeal ee wean, ee of amounts of alco- : Only the funeral march left for ‘There always are slight var- him. You had better stay with me. lations, and on account of these ‘Come, we shall try your voles.” varistions the conscientious and Bhe was ashamed of the way she iH careful brewer has to remain be- low that she had a place to live| pushed by bim, to the door. Her ij iow, the legal oe sad jb she'd bare fo do some-| ily, mumbled apologies, Ho must i at ettect “Til tey to get an eutition with fa well Bave ctaged and lot Mm tar | “The ‘Tolari Saturday or. Sunday,” she voice. 2 Tolari no longa: ; ery which hough, feeling sick, tn. antiipe-| teaching ++ all Miss Seaman prom- i ramen tion. sald she had np gone. ... Two months wasted, ri ernment eee caer ieee The day hed tere cold, Tt was j alight Lou Lansing, are you 9|800d to get into the warm living 5 | binaoad 2” she asked herself, foom, and sink into one of the j jat her rather greenish in Mrs, | 4eeply cushioned chairs. Just to be pe eee Le » bay! tet land not to think of her vous Mt hol