The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1933, Page 4

The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Ni \, “THE STATES fp NEWEP, ) oe Af Daily by mail outside of North feekly by mail » Der r ‘Weekly by mail in state, three ‘Weekly by mail outside of North Dakota, per year ............ . ‘Weekly by’ mall in Canada, per FORE! ciscsscscssrccscscceseecs. + 2 ‘Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Member of The Associated Press ‘The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper and also the local news of spontaneous origin published herein. All rights of republication of all other matter herein are also reserved. Market for Paint Flax prices have advanced sharply in recent days but these gains will not be a marker to those which will ensue when North Dakota and other farm states become able to buy the paint which they really need. This state produces more flaxseed than any other, but in recent years it has been @ poor customer for this im- portant item among its products. Oth- er bills had to be met by North Da- kota farmers before improvements could be made and many a farmer and homeowner has foregone the task of brightening up his surroundings. The reason has been the low price for all farm products, flax included. Income has not equalled outgo and Painting went into the discard along without a thousand other things which the farmer needs or would like ‘to have. The tremendous potential demand for paint which exists is one of the numerous situations which made a revival of business inevitable, for the same condition exists everywhere. And when the dam of inability to buy finally is broken North Dakota will receive a dual benefit. It will bright- en up its homesteads and furnish a large part of the flax which will be Needed to meet the demand. Growing Hot Again Decision of the supreme court in the state “beer” case was expected but it only punctuates the contest which this state faces for the adop- tion of changes in the present re- strictions against all potable liquids containing more than one half of one per cent of alcohol. Meeting here today are many per- sons from throughout the state who ‘are keenly interested in the new bev- erage, now legally available in many other commonwealths. The decision of the supreme court in holding the state dry laws still effective will mere- dy spur them to greater endeavor. 09] above all, that no such attempt ever Indications are that we shall see action on both the wet and dry sides. For a time it looked as though the prohibitionists might refrain from re- ferring to a popular vote the beer bill Passed at the last legislative session. ‘Those who opposed this action did so on two theories. One was that the legal use of beer might dull the en- thusiasm for complete repeal of the dry laws, and thereby keep whisky and spirituous drinks on the legally forbidden list. The other was that the beer, if it actually proved intoxicat- ing, would set up a reaction which would make ineffective any effort to restore stronger drinks to favor, But it seems that this view has been discarded by the more militant among the drys. They have set one half of one per cent as an immovable stan- dard and are willing to fight for it. The wets also are dissatisfied. They do not like the new state beer bill much better than the drys. To them the requirement that beer be sold through municipal stores is ridiculous in view of the fact that it has been declared by congress to be a soft @rink. ‘We have had the prohibition con- troversy with us in North Dakota for years and many persons are sick of it. Yet it is just bursting into full Tiower. We shall hear much more about it during the next year or so. Those Public Gardens Provision for public gardens, to be planted under the aegis of local relief organizations, is eminently sound and should have @ good reaction from every standpoint. & bigger garden. 4 is) SI w g If a Aw E : é fe 4 i> EF ss 3 & again next winter, they will have man since]was trying to do a favor for a girl fewer chills along the backbone if fang ane re Seiad: Gh figes tisld: Uhiate’ Pinal Tn ene eens in, launched a scheme designed to prove| session, the contest had narrowed cabbage in the cellar and enough ry too, “Oh,/that any remarkably beautiful girl,idown to two, and one was the en- other produce dried, canned or other- — (918 here you are, Philip. I did hope you/however unknown, could be speedily fehl gg ernment ae wise preserved to keep starvation | 1914 hadn't me.” uk MEAL Oa nner teais 0 iin trom Wineonatn, , ? tress, Entrants from away. - WORST oe ‘States aibmit their) With due ceremony the winner was Saaidlaily, Many who are em- [obi (nN THE STORY OF PHILIP pinctoetenee 06. codiuatives ot treat eons and starved ‘Miecking ployed will find » garden useful in ‘WiSTORY Ane, Which introduces Mr. Philip Lewis,/inent artists. These judges were to|in chorus. She kept right on pd Gotham’s Chauffeur Plenipotentiary | select the winner from the sole stand-|icking. She couldn't act; she ab- reducing their expenses and providing Ler Tus be to the Queen of Movians. point of facial loveliness. Then thejhorred the very idea of acting. By vegetables of better quality than can A LESSON YO Back in 1915 Lewis was hited by lucky girl was to be ‘a six-weeks’/her own demand the picture was ordinarily be purchased. And all will Adolf Zuker for the newly organised | job in the Ziegfeld en alec ee Even her name’s fore find the care of @ garden health. signed to the star who, of course, was| Mayflower'picturee’s Ph | "And the other girl?—the one the giving exercise, Miss Pickford. He drove her to the Along toward the climax of the en-| Judges wouldn't qualify? Silke Wateaaa studio on Twenty-sixth Street, to the | suing excitement, a Mayflower press| That was Clara Bow. Inviting Terrorism sub-studio in Riverdale, and out into| seent who had been scouting around| (Copyright, 1933, NEA Service inc.) ‘The news that an attempt on the 5 the country on location. Sometimes | in” srassachusetts dashed into head- oi 4 es her chauffeur, he even got intolcusrters with @ photo of @ pretty London's heaviest recorded rainfall life of Adolf Hitler was thwarted by Ka the pictures. ‘Those, as he says sim-|ciri_THE girl, he vehemently con-|was on June 16th, 1917, when 450 German police leads one to hope that, — Os ply, were happy days. dnp | tended. She had looks, and figure,|tons to the scre fell at North Ken- in the interest of the oppressed mi- Then, in 2617, the Suudlo caught and acting ably, sd tY | sington. norities in that suffering country, no a Pelt ema Pn to be more such attempts are made—and, executives succeeds, That Hitler should be a target for assassins is not, everything consid- ered, to be wondered at; but that no one could do the German minorities & worse turn than by trying such an act of violence ought to be obvious. So far the Nazi oppression, grievous though it has been, has been kept within certain limits, An assassina- tion, or even an attempted adsassina- tion, would provide an excellent ex- cuse for tossing all such limits in the discard. Autocracy’s commonest re- ~ . <5 SS S ge DSCREN ply to such a threat is unbridled ter- O98 rorism. One shudders to think what SOBOK might happen to German Jewry if ESOC the Nazi leadership should think it- LSS) self justified in making such a reply. 4 tote gs A s, . “ On ia Editorial Comment ORK Editorials printed below show the ret et Ce trend of thought by other editors, eee sitet They are published without regard 2, = to whether they agrec or disagree with The Tribune's policies. When Loose Tongues Move (Minot Daily News) When attempts are made to in- timidate the judiciary, it is high time that sensible North Dakotans rise in indignation to repel such attacks on the basic structure of civilization and government. At the present time District Judge W. H. Hutchinson of LaMoure is the target of a recall attempt, instituted because he has not seen fit to obey the moratorium proclamation issued by Governor Langer. The governor isea lawyer himself, admitted to practice in the courts of PERSONAL HEALTH SERVIC By William Brady, M. D. Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, diagnosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a Cee self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and writ in ink. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Address Dr. William Brady, in care of this newspaper. THE LUST TO KILL GERMS other of the many tle things drug- Is there any harm or merit, asks a/ 8 iow by int doctors reader, in sniffing (holding one nos-| 80d dentists do not quite understand. y SYNOPSIS She knew it Gwin’s name as|though nothing has happened, no the state, and when he took the oath} tri closed and inhaling through the eupyeeeaan ore ths ore ‘exeepe 4 i ce gee Lily Loa Lansing, young andj Well as her own, but she just could-| matter what ,. . what happens to and was admitted he swore to defend ni : x n't think of it, The tears of weak soe other) a bottle of- ‘ly to your dentist and let him} 1¢ you thought you felt low before, pretty operator, gives up you. aut a agen eattOn. st gat| The correspondent names a Chemi-| remove the tartar, it there is any. | wait until you get out last year’s| her opportunity for an operatic ca-|Dss moped eric! | epertleree epi urday heard the governor in effect |C! which is a shold Hh perniermd us| af sepeeonerr the Ameri- crt 1933, Bervice, ) pore mrpererignam turn her head away from them, the long, book-lined room that it some troubles bu dangero you know than (Copyright, , NEA » Inc, Ken’s parents had hoped their son tebe peositint cre being | one if carelessly handled, so we'll omit! can Red Cross how to resuscitate, why would marry the socially prominent| . “You're all ” Gwin said Mrs, Manchester to call pinete,SFe those who believe that| "B® DOS" Store of wiling germs in| fae tatiey Seaatee ta, nnaes ote IN | Re eee er tae, ace cangua yes, Junto Wit Gatiomsah) Shap preted ber enthastainieliy. lawfully invaded the province of the | ‘© flu, etc. ion such a practice is be vay of tesmitation, ‘rare ideally happy. Then Ken loses his a Stopped early! — needy ‘ judicial branch. The issue is suffi-| I my es if such @ powerfull is Two sound seam tient ete ne position and, one pats, Lily Leu|the dancing class, and sandwiches made, we're cently Smporant fo meet thorough aie fue, and Af such & powerfllis‘no sound reuton for the error in} ] Keers him ebbing, Next aay, Kews|cushing.« “Pull yours’ to-[baring tou with, am — Rancien . 5 5 father calls on fe stuns | gether, herself angrily, | style party’ a ee Laberiere eel fact ver _ Se kee rester paresis Labedry wea reba oceans ca ber with the news that her marrage “Stop rope But when re le cae resi pebgy Fagen at least one other lawyer of the sta’ been annall struggle s 3 h is traveling around advocating what [snuff or sniff anything into the nase Say one who sends s dime and a YORK see aaa canter ticker Coren |thoct man posted her beskion Ahal mocking: Aandisety on the sponsors in effect amounts to “mob” rule, and] Passage... 20 BAY. i ose it had bet-| st artes studying the correct prone- York. Feeling that Ken ne longer| Pillows. “Take it easy for ancther|for my Sunshine Day Nursery. As disregard for the courts. cP be by irrigation, spray or vapOr. | pressure method’ as it was given 10| ( cares, Lily Lou leaves. She arrives|Half hour,” he advised, cris ply.lI told Maxine—" ‘Among the bar of the state, Judge|'*l ne next place, 40 far a5 OUT | the world by Schaefer, you cen think By PAUL HARRISON in New York and takes a farnished| “Then you may go home, But keep}, Lily Lou took the tea they offered Hutchinson is held in high esteem, as| Th Ine Tete or precise knowl-|of a good: centon fart tenn ees id room, Lily Lou is just about desper-|®Way from that fire escape, There|her, She listened to their talk. She indicated by the fact that at the| Present plain boric acid solution, | approved by the American Red Cross,| yN°™ pXctk:, Abril 24—Whenever te searching for work when Maxine | Would have been a nasty accident|made appropriate answers, She Present time he is president of the | edge goes, plat teaspoonful of boric | please tell me about it and I'll apolo-| MatY Pickford pops into town by} af nother ledger, offers her a|if Mr. Gwin had not been there toleven told them about Wanda Pills- North Dakota Bar association. soy “unsolved in the pint of bolled|zize publicly, Meanwhile. 1 say the | Tain or Atlantic liner, the first thing Reckens as roca! fi catch you. A woman in your condi-|bury’s row with the janitor’s wife, NoMa acsep pga ares ane as efficient an antiseptic 2 American Red Cross is in error about ge egal Febery day as — Fe bay ergo con far tion can’t take chances like that.”|and chey laughed, and encouraged Judge nee male vee to any une ne reemeore areiiee sone te ia (Onin Bolin F, Dille Co.) oe later aoe her hotel wee gp pol eeig Prey me short pe had sald that to| falling, es ‘ong as ‘they did. It = 5 rer's Duty”: im- J * “ Finally, I believe I am no more | to catch the Century for California. riending young board-| her... a woman in your. ... only when Maxine announced her defend. and uphold ti conn mune to flu or other respiratory Sne Barbs || As the taxi line in front of the hotel ee then coemeniaay An har samen: She sat bolt upright. He said . . . intention of running downstairs to tion. He is an officer of the |fections than anybody carmel leaped forward, Miss Pickford bit her! 995 heme, Letters and clippings|>ut he couldn't mean... . Oh, be|see about getting her best suit 5 ——_—___.__.__4 is court. He should be a leader in |I should not ed mane of! shopper loses $100, aside Po athe beer gg ey perm from home inform Lily Lou of Ken’s|Couldn’t mean. . . . No, no, Be | ero cr rengeggpacine genre the matter of law enforement. ane sy ROE an iitneen, FRc rrr sans eg real Glace nee want Philip! engagement te Peggy Sage. She is|Couldn't. .. . " the kitchen to consult with His voice should be the last to be warding off such vy there are several ge a gto Nepelonor oe “Isn't broken-hearted bat tries to forget. Rog recline racbgae rod we fro eny emay map ing coger tes neers ee ames one might, use tn the nose |the alses of the S-and-10 cent stores.| Just then big gray cab yomed} Ope day, at werk Lily Lon becomes bog epatey oe pon gumaaee Map po nog ors “osprey Intimidation of larly constie |and throat, rel Dre. Doctor! Then Gwin had called aj cheeks. tuted officers and incitement to | probably kill mere evra Hane Century of Progress fair at Chi- cisely before the little movie star. CHAPTER THIRTY doctor. And he—he thought— She was going to nave a baby. mob rule should never be, by him, | acid does, but 1 should sus eaten | — RE gE RIEA ERA MORITRAR Ee eo tamee vy Lily Lou went out into the hall.| She got to her fect, a little dissy,| She, Lily Lou Lansing, who had s adyocaied. use them marge and even paid me & She walked to the fire escape in|but icily calm. She must get out of|mother who played the organ in “I am informed that we have free. of all:charge any or “ e a ‘and opened the door that|this man’s studio, Whatever had|church, and a father who was al- lawyers in this state who are go- | percentage Gaited Ouiedge it is quite oode ver : Fa rag gear ayr my landing, | happened to her, or was going to| ways talking about taking « shot at Talee Goan eens conennie that a sudden flood of Someone opened the door of the| happen to her, cerns ag 4 somebody, only of course he would- wire lider ee avis se: |Ree orpaqumonn geese a] MORIZONEAL, Answer w Previous tr, Givin the Ha, eraynied an vomeing. But go ook ot hare ovo," Cains to Now "Tork fo sine ta ee ee a ee ee 2 he ecched pete ee neat Dexter Pesala Soe here 8 aks fo while our courts are for the if ) le redress of every legal wrong, And | germs which have davased the see king of Israel. PESeieiat stopped and stared at her curiously,| said you were to rest!” aid, He might be » Nobody yet, I dare say, if these same par- |are beyond the rei be ee (Bibl). “You're not ill, are you? I wouldn't] Gwin’s distress only halebieneh honed could be sure at first. 't Bess ties should have their own per- | medicament. Sol am Or cite 7 California is go out there if I were you. Wait! |her desire to get away. say that, lots of times? That was sonal or property rights invaded, |simistic about the an ge world-famous Take my arm!” too... he heard what the docter|why she hadn't been too afraid, they would be the loudest to pro- [germs in the nose. and. thrvel Pine for its Lily Lou saw the tall, loose-| said, and he thought. ... What DID), . , Couldn’t be sure. . . . It couldn't claim, and the first to invoke the |maybe I'm Scotch or rything. —_— Jointed figure coming toward her,|he think? She saw pity in his eyes,|be that now... when she wasn't protection of those rights under all, and in spite of eve! ee 13To affirm. ‘and motioned him back, her already|and she couldn’t bear it. even married any more... when the constitution. any rate I prefer to save my Came’! 14 Recipient. overstrained nerves jangling at the} “I'm quite all right,” she heard|she'd left Ken, and was going to “If the information that reaches Where there is already some acute 16 What river thought of one more prying ques-|berself saying coldly, “Please don't/ work, and sing, and be & success. me is correct, the Bar association irritation or inflammation tution valley flood val tion. “I'm quite all thanks,”|bother any more. I'm so sorry tol... It couldn't be... . It was too ing action, It wilrbe amosetsted [ttt ni'ir'to be used. to cleanse oF caneed serious aa abe said. “Just—warm!” have made trouble.” late for her to have to think about ing action. ay at al last : knew being things ‘wasn’ es ifvthe members of the bar will [clear the breathing pesares, perhane og : 30To change a {Sine bask sete negrert She camera Gea tel tee he polery th gtd give me any facts within their | the least irritating we oo n table} 17 Tardy. £1 0a. ba Jovel petting. tore Nothin was there. She/her from falling, and called doc-|the bed. . . . But you can't pray. Knowledge, Let no man in our | heaping teaspoonful of commie TOE) 17 a 35 Mongolian shrubs. 32 Tennis fence. 4 Te wate wertal as. >. c : not to have a baby! You can't do Profession violate his oath and be salt to the pint of bolled water, best) 1870 elude. monks, 53 Shower. 33 Blemish. RE ee ee ten | ack wilt oon Silt. ue baw meee You've got to face it, what- oe ee aoe sa: et ae eae calt eolein | Preposition,” 37 earn a pee unite. # peer. \ ee aie un ona eel doctor’s foe will be? I'd like to ever - face it... write history when calm thinking | (at about body temperature) to run/ 24 Oriental voice. mber. standing in the room where she lsy./pay it. see write to Ken... . pe sympathedo concitiatian was tae nostril, from a tank not ose guitar. ane 57 Otherwise. gone - Lily Lou saw them, silhouetted| “Please, Miss—Miss Lansing—” ‘Dear hate te write to you more needed. I Salers the Ga a oat eats pene cA Lis nose ~ a] 28 Bhede. Island 49 substance $8 Diminishes. Tibet. aonient the Sites big llgserce} ‘are eamblet sane, name me time, TI think you fession, as & WI a int nozzle against ostril d tated. Made smoot! to talking. short wished floor would open es frue to ita most exalted traditions pointed straight back as patient sits) 23To respond to cone 2 eras, ae aig a thumb in her direction. She|swallow her up, Wished he'd let ber; letter that she was compos. and not swerve from its highest -| erect, and out through the other nos- a stimulus. ‘ i 0 coml caught the word “she” — fall off the fire escape. And to con-|ing in came to an end, A. duty.” tril, With practice one soon ponrae 27 Vehicle. 43 Pertaining to 1 Stipend. ‘ Rorceate- " Because her eyelids were so|ceal her she held her head e tore itself out of her throst. Judge Hutchinson's remarks appeal} to do this without any discomfort 28 Unit of weight & seta. ., 2B8haped like —44To ascend. heavy, she polly 4A again. It] still higher, and her voice was hard couldn't write Ken. Ken was to good sense. all. In the treatment of various nose __ tor Jewels, 45 Variant of “a”. an egg. 46 Festival. rear te think with ber oyes|and ttle as glass: jengaged to be married. To Peggy It is to be hoped that the courts] and throat conditions in intents ond 31 European 46 Itinerant 3To permit. 47 Uncommen. f ‘ “But I must pay the bill, 1 can't|Sege. He'd take the letter to will be permitted to retain the dig-| young children it is the ideal method, dogwood. wonder worker. 4Native metal. 50 Fish. ° wore talking about her, shel let you pey for me!” ‘Peggy. Tell her how he couldn't nity which surrounds them, and that] as it may be employed with the Pa-/ 3; pigmentary 48Sun god. & Poems. 51 Mooley was sure of thet. She lay quite still,| A dark 70d Grrin's thin| matty her, because he'd have to do loose individuals will be given | tient lying down, with a sbillow basin spot on:the 49 Aphids. SProtetioners. S3°To soak not to be frightened. Bvery-|{face, “T suppose it will be thres the decent thing and come beck and the consideration they merit. to caleh toe Gta skin. 52Genus of 54 Every. tng re alight, Something had dellecs. Dat 1 wich vend et wee, T remarry Lily Lou Whare medics tomizer of metal, was all. She'd re-| just called him because ‘wore Such Generosity Mca ts serllised by boUing, 1 Seabed i's meme ro ae 2, Ta O° tone coming ¢ lis Journal) should sterilized before r Painfully e : Morin Dauoa's new govetnor is N0| Gang, The medicament in he FT RET TT | actin? mie care, ana cour| i bring to Fellet funds received from the federal | to™ize ee Se ee . JARS 26ne oot to the fre fo si. }ing. Will ehat be sere a date ten" as | IE sant Ses] sear nn one Sst” merely as agen — +. and, oh, dear, how mi checks are inscribed: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS imade you feel.... ttle less bravely, Langer State Emergency ‘Tumor She knew where she was now.| Wanda Pillsbary’s Relief Ovarian tumor size of hen’s egg. Dwight’ Gwin’s studio, full of Ital- , The children Governor Langer’s abounding phil-| y4y age is 31 years. have «soa pas ed selvet sod tare|hed Wands, anthropy is really touching. To make| there any other remedy than opera- He cl elit dad's bolls in fountala Ldly Lou looked sure that it is fully appreciated, the | tion? ‘Can diathermy or other trest- ‘the ‘middle of the floor, She’d| was only four o'clock. Wands must beating uate Sie Sands Garry rictare of ment cause the tumor to dry up or ested Jeu of aes wen the bav Gand the es fr lsh 1 was make-up. ‘Answer—I know of no other sue- “was hastily. They eee flared in her troubled| life with Ken Rat 62 beetle Her er a Since never thenatet ceasful treatment. roe Se pa nero oh ra, conics [tare Wands cold are eed tela. ii bot Ken's tie ies 15 5 eee i she didn’t want to talk—not yet wet It wouldn't have hurt broke inte loud, hiccoughing, Pig lloras gay bo ae gs aN MB ata fie, cool hand closed over har| "Sho stood ooking around, rather|"’Mrg, Manchester called to her. f.oteun shel which realy for our] | ecenty 1 was stg ou Thay ‘hace’ sho was awretrar Bus|dases tesay" Wee mlght awl “Lip Las fesse Nnsg ta. 0 that would i sh tartar off from my teeth, and he told pened ber, eves and smiled apolo-| go, Carefully she reddened ber lps| against the bed, pretending met te Ce Ped ge ee ees Siete Ge oa Sets at n ad a Shei, expecta by treating suger-] (M. T. L.) Sas ot Mee" ~~ ~~: Hed haiz, You've get to loo Rae’ cane waste with nitric acid. i Answer—I reckon that’s just an} is . . “A / 5 a E ue