The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1933, Page 6

The Bismarck Tribune} ‘*! “se. The whole trattic is on ‘An Independent Ni trial before the powerful jury of pub- THE STATES ; |Me opinion. Anyone engaged in the NEWSPAPER traffic will do well to watch his (Established 1972) tak Wa stl, om AS we Look , euaten rig) Fant en : Facing a Hard Task BACK AT THE at the postoffice at Bismarck ag| 1 prosperous years when tax) 4 ROMANTIC second class mail matter. money rolled in like a stream of gold, DAYS OF THE GEORGE D. MANN our school authorities were able to President and Publisher spend lavishly for educational facili- PAST. Subscription Rates Payable in ties. People demanded the best and a “Advance they got it. Daily by carrier, per year .......$7.20] Now tax money is slow in reaching be Bd mall per year Cin Bis- | | the coffers of the public. When it Daily by mail per year (in state comes, the amount is much less. ‘outside Bismarck) .. 5.00| Necessarily budgets must be curtailed Daily by mail and reduced in a most drastic man- Wee by + 1.00 fern <A Septeoibnneelbe te 2.80] are facing their task courageously Shee fst Hd of North ie and unafraid. It is the only policy. TREES TR ed ‘There are frills which appeal to many emphasis must be placed upon essen- Member of Audit Bureau of tials in education. The pedagogic - Cireulation window dressing must go by the AS FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL LOOK BACK AT THE boards. Member of The Associated Press | 1¢ is often a well founded criticism ae Saal bd B eseton that modern education pays too much BOY! IT MUSTA BEEN FUN To Vd all nat cinta cena in| hate attention to “front” and not enough ROMANTIC or otherwise 1 in to the basic elements of education. DAYS OF THE newspaper and also the local news of " Spontaneous otigin published herein, |700 often the Three R's are neg- PRESENT All rights of republication of all other | lected while questionable departments, matter herein are also reserved. are fostered at their expense. Now that budgets have been curtailed, Foreign Representatives those in charge of the destinies of See ESTED [our elementary schools might find it CHICAGO NEW YORK BOSTON /Profitable to drill into the students those basic principles which are so Gold Standard Jolted needed in life's struggle. No one knows yet just what is back Some fine tid-bits in the educa- Of the tainds of the national aémin- tional menu may be missing under on aud ste ft fal advisers in Present conditions, but enough money istral wartiatly cipro old dard| Will be available for those subjects hpi ole ook trade is|CONSidered most essential a genera- concerned. ‘This has been inflation | 10M oF so ago. wae in taken| =very cloud has a silver lining. ‘Thursday in respect to gold shipments ere Credit Is 1 had its repercussions in the wheat pit wun pon pauls 4 and on the various stock exchanges. serene ae) sk angie going up and down the state claim- Even J. P. Morgan, conservative Of} ing credit for reduced state appro- the conservatives, approves of Presi-| oriations and budget slashes, it mi; : > ight dent Roosevelt's latest move to check he wel to keep the record straight seo eg nae e'eg'e nea ante] PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE the following terms: reduction. By William Brady, M. D. “Tr action ot the president” ‘he seid ina | Regardless of the merits or de-|| signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease written statement, “and the sec- | Merits of the present situation, the|| diagnosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, Pde EEEE i 38 it | a Hit retary of the treasury, in placing |fact is that the voters of the state, dressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and wri 7 ‘an embargo on gold exports. and they alone, can take credit for in ink. apne ftw stl reg le ntiowg) now eran id ie: il ae 3 ; “It had become evident that the Address Dr. iam Brady, in care of this newspaper. + effort to maintain the exchange the tax reduction. They did it at ef value of the dollar at a premium the polls when they voted for a fifty as against depreciated foreign jper cent valuation for tax purposes. f WHAT! ARTHRITIS AND NO DIET? ! currencies was having a defla- A long while ago I started to enu- provides that “Because 5 bored death, succeeds in voice,” Wanda) onary jettect upon already. se: let» few aabbie rousing ‘oliticinns |MeTat® Fallacies We Reluct to Balin- upon tnnsmantt Bhs’ take vein and’eive| Bilabazy sad. “Now tf I could play, ee ee ley ee, ae ageemcnmatied health’ and sick: : be. Sood cand worvioe Ser-coveut fees tovng—” camer way out of the depreson sto |rauned by the people of North Der |e tt aftr 1 had dealt fippanty oe te ee Scing fe for arts sabe. Helping the | Wenda had ber lasses there were = . i ith @ score or more “= a re Gionery forces, “Therefore, re- [Hots the burden would have been|or vem 1 began to feel lonesome and si young urtioe say ayol She's doing| ther going’ in and. ovt of. ther gard the action now taken “ reduced ing in: ing ibe beet pansies ome nae Biatin cama gilt lst quietly (terse wr oe ue discrimination tf it because she wants company, and|doors. Heard snatches of song, existing circumstances.” iy. y put wings| body ever pcsinig ties cigibenntis ‘This was something to brag about to herjcatch phrases — “She forces that It 4s of couree the desire of the im-|0® Shoulders which do not deserve) | T lke to Mmetoase Tit Celt atienate — friends. I told you we could live| white tone!” “Voice too far back!” _Portant world powers to restore - them? thelr affections a se his is a nfectant, prices for ae eta W ncasavariuaead tetitelée;: tandard as promptly as possible. alti . I'm ry! =| Answer—l 4 To eee ceil end eeateatty| _ Are They Hostages? |seit bootiess work and trouble. 80 /spread by the common use oS ae Should it. have ben placed? Prices : Russia has convicted a few British|take great pleasure in announcing | phones, ‘much two years—” ‘were frightening, too. Five dollars all other European nations off the! cineers of sabotage on what ap-|that so far as this column is con- Dres- “Stull I don't think Mrs. Man-|for half an hour was just nothing. gold standard with the notable ex- pears to be very thin circumstantial| ceed we are hereby relinquishing|the mouthpiece with that chester wants us,” Lily Lou insisted |Dwight Gwin, the coach, whose ception of France, a monetary duel aii the fallacy that ree rape disinfection — any such ob; the gee wa . was eee Fagg vended 7 4 ism to you, old fogies) Plain soap and water washing days later settled | Wanda’s, wenty. resulted in which the United States) "yoy ith these men in prison the| for some Kind of dle. in any circumstance. nse in the green and tvery guest reom|Tolari would charge as much. A: was at a disadvantage. » | Soviet gov nt is seeking to swap| Beyond argument the physician (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) of Mrs. Paula Wellfield Manches-jthen there was this business of 4 ‘The step too may be one in inter- should lay down specific instructions: ter’s fist, with Mazine’s touseled| getting an audition. Some of the sentences for British trade. In ef- national politics. As @ result the! + they say: 5: about the diet in many cases of ONTINUE head ,on the other narrow green|teachers had secretaries. Wands United States may have created a] so 7) OY" chronic arthritis. But if cer riage C : ‘bed, and Maxine’s shabby, none too} Pillsbury said they nearly all made situation which will place the admin-| “Lift your trade embargo against|the doctor prescribes & diet, from page one) dainty garments hanging — ‘when| you pay for at least ten lessons in us and we will exile these men from| not sulted precisely to the particular) ay py Maxine remembered to hang them | advance. istration in a better position to deal] p31. » requirements of the patient it isn't) IN, 1), Creamerymen fxn the closet next to hers, “I'm going to have an audition with the debt problem and other worth the price. I myself, or even} . Fyi¢ Langer’s Veto ‘The past six days had been pack-| with Tolari on Sunday,” she wrote facia, ‘The exile of course means return-| gn intelligent office boy, can bene ed with excitement. It made Lily|the family, glad that she had some- On the other hand the platform of ai ai and dried, hand-me-dow! DME Ton's head ache, just te think aboot thing definite to write at last, “T'm tiade- | ilies. in place, there was| going three songs, jear the Democratic Party calls for “ede! such is the materialism of the the row with Mrs, Grampes, Lily|the Gentle Lark,’ and ‘The Bell ‘ Sin of ntpaige Russian Five Year Plan. cage Lou had paid for her room up to} Seng from Lakme’ and the ‘Mad i _ inflation such as remon-| 77 jy, . self styled the fifteenth of October, and they|Scene from Lucia’—' ; etization of silver or fiat money are eens ate eet Ub aeainat aie ney ~ re moved on the tirst. Her choice seemed important — : not in the interests of a sound cur-|*% Stalin and his leaders know that) can, ont & , “Make her refund. Deo’t let her|impressive, as she wrote, but on her canes they cannot control the internal sit- cheat you!” Maxine hed urged. | way to the Bronx to sing for the 4 uation which does not grow better as So Lou broached the subject | great Tolari, it seemed smarty and dent Roosevelt are termed refletion| tim? TOUS o. and recelved'a tcnde of abuse, Sirs sly. He'd think: she had = nerve, rather then detistion Rome ait in| 1 i to be a policy of trade) ple fieomees aida sapere aunilnnde it0 2-¥ Se “aaa ane” - - . hatter | hostages? eee is conceded, must be given to indus- She grew suddenly confused and Your trade or your hide? dissy, wandering through the un- without im a try pairing the soundness ‘familiar streets, heting to ask, of the currency. On the surface at es least this seems to be just what Pres-|! Editorial Comment ; Ase.’ 9 Believers in @ 51 Ocean. | i if ' 7 i i ‘who, after i i E i speech. 85 Boundary. $3 Feline animal. 56 Secial insects. particular 52 Light browa, ident Roosevelt and his advisers are}! o 4... iats printed bel Kaela REIORI beck s few fost aiming at. printed below show the ew (o ect es trom the They are published without regard A 1 Diner. a ae , with » tiny plot of lumpy grass and ‘ to whether they agree or disagree || that in many cases 0! E| | fickly flowers in front, she paused Why Beer Is Weak with The Tribune's policies. ritis distinct and lasting benefit Mj to look up the address she had taken To the new generation the new —_|] derived from correcting eros et P aa SISIO é from the telephone book, This was beer 1s probably very weak after the Governor Langer’s Explanation | persons ORMNAI Al baa yer oad, eee a knock-out” beverages so many of (Minot Daily News) sin IMIOIOINEEIC ¢ mitted ber. After a long wait in ‘ them have been guzzling in the past. The governor's explanation of For a moment she was afraid she the hall a small, dark-eyed man in ‘The task before the brewers now is tet ee ee 4 decreed | SIPIAR'SI was going to cry. . . » This room, a velvet jacket opened the door of 4 to switch the customers trom poison) and there is competition are rhohy' OAK A Te eg the oly esenenns see the door on [og front room and motioned her them.”—Extract of report of Gov- ; u ‘mandate. her own apartment ... shut her Tolari! The master, The { ernor Langer’s address in Minot ’ 18To degrade. 35 Being born. VERTICAL — 34 Journeys. ‘ heart against Ken, against love, who Miss Seaman said could make } Saturday in which he “cleared 19 Pillar of 37 Footlike part. - 4@gainst ‘memories. pam 1 up” Minot’s peculiar wheat mar- 40Y. vere: » 1 Mystic science 35 Creative force he a2. cask to) little. | her famous... ket, stone. a von and my. 's. in general. 9cx'36One who She forgot her ‘al “My teacher, Miss Augusta Sea- ‘The “explanation” of the governor Soe .permit. er form Wo! 2 tatters. "'>,.. operates a listen to Mrs, Manchester and Max- man—" she began in a tight, small will probably go big in Richland or taming} 21 To scold ot “be”. 3 Where is the “.. tepewriter. ine, chattering about Wanda’s art, [a ! Hettinger counties. But in Ward indi conan. 42 Bye tumor.” “:" Parthenon? 37 Public and the Andre Werain exhibit. ‘He didn’t want to hear about Miss i county it will be difficult to sell any 24Greek F 43 Work of skill.; , ieee recreation The warm, soft weight in her Seaman, he wanted to try her voice. 1] such {dea to the farmers. Because| Perhaps some of the bright boys| 4.7%) ...: 44 One of the peo : rms She persisted, “Miss Seaman. You \ they know that competition between| and girls in the audience have al-} 26Mongrel. "United Greeks, | ooo 38 Gaelic. : heart.” “Ken, I can’t be without ‘ust remember her, She studied | the mills is not the reason. ready guessed what this ballyhoo is| 27Chopping tool. 46To analyse poner human 39 Rear ends of yout” she cried silently. “I can’t herself encugh| With you, years ago in Chicago—”" } But then, working on the gover-|leading up to. Right. The Correct-| 26Safe keeping grammatically, Hmb. doats. z bear it...oh, Ken...come back to me. Yearsago...but he looked so: % | nor’s theory, points having two mills|ive, Protective Diet. Mind, though, of goods in & 48God of the sea.) 6 Idiot. 45 Tiny particle. «It’s no use my trying to go on...” ... Of course, There was a Miccid eniey Reunites market. 1 do not offer tt for chronic arthritis are SEM pitat. He re “ie to. is it Miss Lansing, or Mrs. Xt was the wrong Tolari. She knew | meet . Ligh Mesh of lace. ” “ fell they have two mills down at The ane pong ager gi 3A Agure of | S4Rellenes, = Lansing?” Mrs. Manchester was 1 igere fo ae bos, anata ' { almost tremely greater girth, digestive trouble, dry ” exulted on the most harsh disin Lansing’” Maxine come! He is senile, a now. beers of exact amoun sith, Gall DONT pete + way home. “Now it’s all set. We'll [scaghhne dy ager ed ang one Rar hol. ‘There always and hear from her tomorrow, you'll sag, him. You had better stay with me. lations, and on sccount of these oct By the way—ARE you ty \Comé, we shall try your voice.” Temain be- eyes were studying iow a plece pushed door, i Big i mentioned, all Fie en cro fly ands ea So do ome-| ily, membiod apelogion, Ho mest | beat, Tas tn no way any ettect aa: tonelessly, “I'm not. I'm “TH try to. get an sition witn|6s Well have etayed aod lat him ty at “The writer knows of one brew- Lansing, all right. Tolar Saturday or. Sunday,” che| her voice... . Tolari no longw: ery which could not put out its ‘They walked on, ellently. thought, fooling sick in aaticine-| sacking ..- all Mise Seaman prom- beer on the 7th because the gov- “Why do you ask?’ be Md begs rod said she had np} ised gone. ... Two months ‘ ernment deputies found it had asked suddenly. It just occurred to| voice? to Know it at coce, | moet of her money spent... . alight alcoholic her that it was a queer in that case... The day had cold. Tt was ‘Those Why should Maxine think Lou Lansing, are good to get into the warm living is “Oh, I just wondered. Most room, and sink into one of the body has been married deeply cushioned chairs. Just to be I was. Boy out in comfortable. To drink the good hot Pool that I was. But tea that Mrs. Manchester offered, on to Mrs. thiak