The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1934, Page 4

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Railroad Employment Discussing the state of the rail-{ roads, a spokesman pointed out the) other day that employment on the) western lines had decreased from 778,590 in 1920 to 373,364 in 1932, a drop of 52 per cent. | At the same time, wages dropped | from 1,386,350,307 in 1920 to $563,179,- | 577 12 years later. | Without argument as to causes, | these figures contain the condensed | Story of one of our great industrial tragedies and one of our greatest problems. Railroad employment is an essential to sound prosperity and, while it has improved some during the last year, it is still far from nor- mal. The railroad spokesman who ad- vanced these figures compared them | with those for southern and eastern| railroads, where the decrease in em- ployment and wages has been rela- tively smaller. He asserted the west- ern roads have been harder hit than the others because they have lost most of their through traffic to the Panama Canal and because they are not permitted to make competing rates. There doubtless are other impor- tant factors but, whatever they are, we in this midland country should be interested in getting them straight- ened out. Railroad men with 20) years of “rights” have been on the extra list for several years now. Only the oldest of the veterans can hold| steady runs—and draw paychecks| regularly. The figures certainly prove that the railroads and their employes de- serve some kind of a new deal. A Heroism That Puts Life Into History History never gets really interest- ing until it gets down from its high stool, shuts up its heavy ledgers, and starts telling us about the little, un- moticed incidents that high-light great occasions, For these little things are what give the great stories their true fla- vor, Among them there is the case | battlefield of Antietam. On this stretch of Maryland farm- Jand was fought one of the great bat- tles of the Civil War. Lee, swinging back toward Virginia after his first tnvasion of the north in 1862, made ® stand behind Antietam creek and met the onset of McClellan, The fight is recorded as a Union victory, but the northern army was. mangled so badly that, when Lee withdrew across the Potomac, no pursuit was made. At any rate, until a few years ago, the battlefield was studded with more than 80 monuments commemo- rating the deeds of various com- mands. All but one of these—a Con- federate marker erected by the state of Maryland—were Union monuments, ‘Then, one day, a stranger appeared | in the adjacent town of Sharpsburg, | inquiring where he could rent a horse i and wagon to transport a stone to the ‘battlefield. And the next day there I ‘was found on the field a new monu- Wy ment bearing a tablet which read: “Near this spot an abandoned Con- Wederate gun manned by a second lieutenant of the Sixth Virginia in- fantry, Mahone's brigade, and two volunteers from Anderson's Georgia brigade, was placed in action Sept. 17, 1862.” ‘That's all! No one, to this day, knows who put the marker there; no of the mysterious monument on the|V@Station of aviation stock prices that ago, was all the work of a 10- boy who liked to see the flames. self who verifies this amazing fact, The youngster readily confessed everything. He told how he had set the blaze, had scampered home to read & school textbook entitled—of all things—“Good Citizenship,” and then had returned to watch the disastrous conflagration he had caused. As soon as he had made this bizarre confession, the lad was lodged in a detention home to await the arrival of learned psychiatrists, who were to question him in an effort to find out what on earth possessed him. In a case like this, we bump against one of the most tragic and puzzling riddles that life can offer. In it we face one of those queer, in- comprehensible quirks that crop out every now and then to bewilder and dismay us. Such things remind us that we do not know nearly as much about the main-springs of human behavior as we think we do. Why should an in- telligent, pleasant-faced child give way to an insane impulse like this, any- way? How could the adults who have charge of his training have foreseen such a thing? What can be done, now that the catastrophe has taken place, to keep the lad’s life from being wrecked, and make it possible for him to develop into a happy and useful member of society? We know the answers to none of those questions. But out of the gen- eral bewilderment we can, perhaps, draw a new understanding of the ob- ligation that lies upon all adults in respect to children; the obligation to try to understand, to sympathize, to be as wise and helpful as our limi- tations permit. The world of childhood is a strange Place, and it can be peopled by queer, | What Is This—A Game? It was the governor of Illinois him- JZ ls A | H VE 4 SPO ee ee a Pa ing for public drinking. Hotels, restaurants, and night clubs| first couple of weeks on began to overflow, justifying their| Organizing a CAB propagands i H - {window bottle displays downtown block. cai enade with cocktail tables. Swanky places patronized by high- er-ups report, large demand for the best bottled-in-bond whisky and a ‘hhuge cocktail trade. Veteran barten- ders say the Old-Fashioned cocktail now vies in popularity with those pre- Prohibition favorites, Martini and Manhattan. Mayflower lined its central prom-|held Tydings for a while. * Congressman EL Oy —— ae) restaurants, unless you so label the ‘ Carlton hotel and Escargot, a new French place on Connecticut avenue. The Ne D But a widely Papel oo dled = Ww eal eating houses inspired i a em) Fe. fer food fit to go with the wine. ‘ FEAST LIKE ROYALTY N |} Washington free nott oy. y alty featured the cabinet’s dinner ; T======= | iversary of Rio Megural, ach \ Capital Takes Ite Legal Boose With! of the 40 guests had his own Dignity ... F. BR. and Cabinet waiter. None of the 40 waiters ‘ Over in the Hi ++» Looking brought in to them by a Fred, the maitre @hotel, BY RODNEY DUTCHER that was the 5 ehiatian @inner parties. cs Washington, March-14—Your na- menu L\y] | ton's capital is taking the return of beck torragia with sbtery, roast v bead hootch with dignified, "| turkey, asparagus hollandaise, hot ent ya avers nae Satie manmbens oes scant crs | THREE PHONES FOR HOPKINS tices, or their wives as unable to| Harry Hopkins has three tele- handle the situation. Congressmen, | Phones on his desk—a line for general of course, are use, @ private line of which few know Home -which few officials|the number, and @ direct line to the neglected during the dry period—|White House. ;.. Mrs. Jock Whitney, Proves to have been excellent train-|society’s latest contribution to NRA’s Consumers’ Advisory Board, spent her owners’ contributions to wet organ-|to be shown at the code conference. izations. Crowds gathered before} “You're @ little Persian kitten,| in every) aren't you?” asked Senator Tydings, demanded: “Why must she wear & green dress with those pink whisk- ers?”) ... Passing into the dining Among hotels, the Shoreham open-| sian diplomat’s daughter, at = tea ed a new drinking room with dis-| party. “If I am a Persian kitten, I’m’ Concerting futuristic murals and the) wildcat,” replied Leili—and that iudbidhag tall Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, III, it turns out, is a Socialist. the money keeps rolling in, nevertheless, grisly shadows. We cannot know all that goes on in it, nor can we under- stand all that we do know. But we at} least can be forever alert to help, to) advise, to comfort, and to warn. Editorial Comment Editorials printed below show the trend of thought by other editors. They are published without regard the air mail contracts. Leading a ing 4.500 shares of United Aircraft; abandoned field piece in the tumult of a storm-swept field, swung its mus- zle toward the enerhy and served it. 10D. BAe Ame ene Jacobson & Co., 60,800 shares of the - it’s not often that people attract) 4 all go across the street to a good 500 shares of Denne ne ren” 385 |doctor who knows how to lie to ’em| © HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzsle 16 She was born me. Tm going to be tremendonsly James Seligman, 12400 shares of | the way they've been accusjomed| 1 Who fs the fa; in —, US. taenorinted if LE whos yr ogni ¥ : | to. mous actress 17 State of last- vince your 800 ae Dae, 2.200 of Douglas, and)” Tyouple with the diathermy method in the picture? ing. to go with me. He has some crasy| recognizable nemies atone the sellers (of extirpating tonsils is that too] 13Tiny particle. 19She is one of idea that he can't afford the trip) mare Tom Scaer Louls Kaiser, Ea |™any incompetent men are dabbling} 14 Tree having our — and that he ought not to leave Pleree & Co. Frank Vanderllp, and (With it—attempting to employ a tough wood. actresses. —I think you will see it differ. Harry Content. technical method which is far more 15 To depart by 21 Mongrel. ently.” “ ‘Dens, never a—honey- ‘But it was not alone these financial |‘tfficult than a tonsillectomy, with- boat. 22 Manufactured. “I certainly do, Mr. Maynard.” |moon. I thought that perhaps we middlemen who beat the gun. A °Ut any proper clinical instruction by] 16 To chip. o] 25 Ventilating “Then I can plan on his going?| could—now. Look at me, darling.”| number of aviation holding companies {a master of the method. They buy} 17 Not Bright. machine. “Absolutely.” Stanley’s eyes were] She looked up at him slowly, and disposed of great blocks of their hold-|® ™achine or gadget and receive a) 18 August (abbr.) 26 House plant. pay Divi excitement, No one|then with a little sob, she was on ings. The North American Aviation |{@¥ lessons from the glib salesman} 20 Ovum. 28 Seed bag. knew better than she how much} her knees beside him, his face held corporation, National Air Transport |¥40 knows as much about it as I] 21-Cow’s food 29 Destiny. such a trip would mean to Jobn/ tightly against her breast, her voice corporation, and Sperry corporation |*now about the publishing of a news- chewed @ sec- 32 Blue grass. Harmon, And he had never even|tumbling ansteadily against the sold a total of 48,900 shares of Cur- |P@Per. Then some luckless patient ond time, 35 Metal money. mentioned it to her— no one but} rumpled brownness of his head, “1, tiss-Wright and Douglas between |C9Mes along and the doctor experi- 23 Pair. 40Genius of the fame in—— 36 Alley. John Harmon could have been} do want to go away with you, dar. Jan, 29 and Feb. 9. maents ue him, and ae Lng aut x Pah east, body. rom 37 Deer. so beautifully foolish! ling—and we will—when you come| .|fers unpleasant results, and the doc- 41 Peat dust. 38 All right. “That's Mrs, Northrup. back. wait, Hon shee oP oe Nhuen & half mils ltor, the patient and ali thelr immed-| 26 Fourth note, 42 She now a VERTICAL . 59 ienobly. bring a, ham ie. Saeiny eae 0 ie 60,000 shares of short stock in the| {ate friends conclude that this new- 27 Southeast. pears in ——. 2Scope. 41 Anxieties. We sail a week from Tuesday.” a 4 Stanley, 1 don't want to leading aviation companies were be- |{ngled diathermy method is no good. 28 Mareched cere- 44 Principal. 3 Male deer. 42 Invigorating “1 don’t know how to thank you."| wait—I've waited so long. I want; ing sold prices held rather firm. For | I the cha from, which toe young moniously. 45 Cry of a wild ae By! en medicine. “You don’t have to, my dear. It's|to go with we each sale ther: woman wri are several good} 30 Each. so0se. |. 43Greek epic : loan-| ’Stanley’s seller. who aes Tae pe throat specialists who do know,hav-| 310a, as Upright, shatt, 6 Deposited. pom, t re, Lope ty closer to ber beara ber | reporis do not show this, But there|!N8 designed to receive proper in-] 33 Lacerated. 47 Threefold. Distinctive 44 Bill of ‘tare. “ie walked.to the door with her| caressed his hate; Vat ber vice te is no great mystery about their iden- |StTuction under a master of the meth- 34New England 48 Pest. theory. 45 Entrance way. and took her hand to say good-bye.leame steady and sweetly reascs. lity. While insiders with good sources |0d. how ae extirpate tonsils with see oe Se pabing dish, SRclaniaiion., Male. att. “I'm expecting great things fromjable, “And 1 want you, too, but of information were selling stock ru- 2 oot of a 50 Pine fruit. ke. 48 Cry of a sheep bas ‘out! mustn't, You must mors were bel I warm readers to beware of the ant. 51 Indian sect. 108un god. 49Golf devica, bis, Seis. Roel. Bes. Gromest out ree ; So with) overnment. was about to approve’ a | doctor or specialist who “offers both | 36 Lion. 52 Bell sounds, gil Geventh note, $1 Beto qualities that make for real writ-|Maynard, darling, it's going to do g was about to approve a © bt Before Christ. bad lot of good tn all oid military building program. The |Methods but advocates surgery.” 39 Myself. 53She achieved 12To glide away. 52 Afternoon. ing, He sivere 5 as ermpeete ayn § aun get Valicms to ster aie ers in all probaility were the small z peg ongeg sd mo—it investors, who were see! a hedge 3 e B be has a sympathetic anderstand- only be for a few weeks investors, who were seeking a hedge ANAS ing ef people; and its people, my|anyhow.” Id succeed } ie a] BN deas, that make novels, just as it’s| “Weeks can be darned long, Stan- and that the aviation industry would a WAN. NS ‘ .beople that make life.” toy.” share in the new prosper TN ipa hg | eT eee Bat in the end be agreed to go. The financially wise knew what was| |, Wot geek : tt was not until they hed bad| Perry took them to the pler ‘on coming off and got out. Alone to) KC // ” Ys) | their sad ose Bias ater: (the, Senienes Fone Eareen's boot stand the loss in the greatest shock| | > TR ty tm the lamplight that featled and left them alone in his an entire industry has ever received i | N ’'a}stateroom te say goodbye to each mat ie New Dealers had i ‘and quite suddenly, ts man. forgotten 4 » 1 was to tell him what was going to happen. NY Harmon who was brave ead maton ter for you to have the operation or long list of well known Wall Street ” ‘] names are J. P. Morgan & Co., sell- in A doctor who has to depend on Patients the truth like that. They'd 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. Foy quate method by which the federal government can attack kidnaping.—' Joseph B. Keenan, assistant U. 8. at There is not at present any ade- is practice for his living can’t tell Famous. er they agree or disagree i te With The Weivune's policies, WE STRIVE TO PLEASE BUT {Diathermy is surgery, far more ait-|TR*Y General * He sat opposite her now, a small,! And to add emphasis to his re- oe THERE ARE TRICKS IN ALL {ficult and skillful surgery than is the] 1 was actually invited to murder energetic man, with crisp|mark, John Harmon tossed his ciga- ‘Air Mail TRADES butcher job of dissecting, snaring or|Rasputin—Commander Oliver Lock- gray hair and keen, penetrating|rette into the empty grate, plunged Insiders on Air Mai A young woman writes: slicing. - er-Sampson, British M. P. eyes smiled at her fromjhis hands into his pockets and Cancelation : I am 26, have a good heart, — ge ae behind silver-rimmed glasses, stared at her defiantly, ‘with eyes (Chicago Tribune) normal weight, sound health with QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS “I wonder if your husband has|which had grown more intent than Following the cancelation of the air] the exception of bad teeth and y Fuss? No other animal is put together as ever mentioned the fact that I havejeager during the last few weeks. mail contracts stocks of leading com~) ad tonsils. My dentist is taking | How is acidophilus milk made?/Poorly as | man— William Newson.) = asked him to take @ short trip| “I'm sorry, dear, 1 gave him my panies fell out of bed. Aviation cor-| care of my teeth. I must have |Literature states that-the milk should|New York banker and world hunter. abroad with me?” He sat back in|word.” Stanley was quite unim- ae ee eee sein or tyuay| te tonsils attended to right jeontain at least 100,000,000 viable or-/ + s. sure tweuld be the world| Dis chair and asked the question| pressed by his firmness, per share on Feb. 1, droppe E away. ganisms ... (G. B.) A juietly. business dragging following the President's announce-) —T had thought of having Dr. | Answer—Why bring that up? In/champlon now if I was able to fight “eWhy, no,” she “he a rad ment that the army planes henceforth | (here the lady names @ physiclan | my opinion it has no virtues which| the last five rounds as I fought. the never has.” “I2 you weren't so ran down and| Rould carry the mails. North Amer~| of good standing who engages in are not obtainable in ordinary but-| frst ten Tommy Loughran, heavy- “I thought not.” irritable you'd never be capable of Sean 4 picetien aioeh eit © (eine general practice but iia do |termilk or sour milk. behead Maynard continued to smile at|such ingratitude.” ig alter — his own surgery, an at, Scenery ,, went on speaking “But darn don’t earlier being $8.75. And on Feb. 13! think, stamps him as a desirable Does not the addition of chloroform | pri coutinineun which te had you I sath oon emiod leave United Aircraft common sank to) type of family physician). He Jor cannabis indica make your corn cultivated years before and which| you here in this place—if be hot $07 62 Dew hare, faithough the stock) uses both surgery and diathermy. |remedy better? (T. 8. A.) | had proved very useful to him ever|as blazes in another ten days. Be-| sold for $37.38 earlier in the month.| Most doctors offer both methods | Answer—I do not think so. The| aaat ve q Other aircraft securities fell in sim-/ but advocate surgery, in my ex- |plain solution of 30 grains of salicylic! “Tve been urgi Seated a clas reaped por lik ilar proportions. | perience. Their prices are the jacid in one-half ounce of flexible col-j to this tri peal ge ry oma reall is Abme ee ance 1 fms ‘The stockholders of these companies | same, Is there any good reason |todion, painted on corn or callus each ks, Mrs. Northrop, and he ikegidsvarmdtttyer cd who continued under their ownership) for this preference for the opera- |day for a week or so, accomplishes! pee eee be has/ished =-it doesn’t look as throughout suffered losses of 50 Per tion? I have as much fear of |all that the more beautiful concoc-| Proved as obstinate as the pro-|I ever would. cent and more of the value of their surgery as I have of crude diath- | tions can. | verbial mule. Now I’m depending] “That's exactly why you've got or. giana what was going to happen sold out| Now there is a sensible inquiry. Beer consumption per capita of the! make a flying trip to London and| You've got to get your strength| before the blow fell. And some who] I my experience—I refer to it with| English population before the revolu-| T’'m going to run down to Italy—|back. You know perfectly well what, Were not stockholders sold the stock |some diffidence in the presence of|tion of Oliver Cromwell was 90 gall-| Tl only be gone a matter of about/an hour at the typewriter does short, with knowledge of what hap- the correspondent, for I had onlyjons. It is now less than a quarter of six weeks and the trip is just what} youl” Pens to a stock when the kind of news /1g or 20 years of practice before Ij this. | he needs. He’s looking badly, not] “I know, all right.” John Harmon comes out which was coming out. \began to tell the world how to keep —— fit at all. The salt air will do him| buried his face in his hands—in his Who knew and sold before the Price 'tolerably well and not monkey s0| Girls in Japan are now being al- no end of good. I don’t mind tell yee eed tka ago Much with symptoms and regulators) lowed to proclaim their charms over ing you that I have no desire to idn’t have in anticipation of the de-| and the like—I always found it a good|the radio in that country, and they) lose @ successful young author on teat uct apteilas scheme to wabble a bit when I was|/invite inquiries from prospective hus- the very eve of discovery, so to STAB ANI wera Ln LheaAigieations have not certain just what we should do,| bands. 8 T consider it good business cee seeks President (204 mention several possible courses ———— for him to go across at this time.” Whitney of the New York Stock ex- |*¢ Might pursue. This sort of stuMP’| pants suffer a fever when afflicted He paused @ second, then con- ed the patient and the decision was tinued wich sudden quick, dis- change has furnished the senate s ih with certain ailments, and the tiny int a left dangling—which gave me a little : “All this is a bit be-| banking and currency committee, at |More time to try to; make up my|>ecterium that causes rot has been! arming grin: W its request, with the names of persons |More “ME lO UY 0 found responsible for most of the side the point, Mrs, Ni To trading in aviation stocks for the two |Mnd., T just couldnt atford to Bel trouble, be quite honest with you,I am reeks preceding the cancelation of don't know whether it would be bet tance: Asn: OrnanellyAarbed Actress ui af ‘i i “i if "/- Carl Akeley fought and killed a jeopard ‘barehanded:in Africa in 1606. | £8 g ! Bg i i E 3 s i Hl is § ; ahead, darlin’,” Perry urged ly. “Keep your head and in that hat no one will the difference.” od heavens, Perry,” she faintly, somewhere between tears, r e " E*TERD Ee hee =F it re ss qf HE rE Fad a8 Te i i i do you say to going somewhere to tea? What do you say to going up to Dennis’? She won’t have any tea hE Hi Fy li a os osiinlil feel te “No. What 4 lo. you feel like is going home and burying your head in a pillow and having a nice, comfort- able cry. But I'm not going to let you do it, Your eyes would get red and your nose would look worse, and anyhow it’s five o'clock and I feel the need of a party.” i i ad H if fi i | i Hi L I, B i Ty it sa f BEE 7; it. Hate aTbtHit velvet, her bronze head tilted cS # so cnn io ou might fer those new Wnatationn” he tee man em oct? Pm going te. te after. mere, 7" Bere them randy ta “Don’t 1 esually?* “Yes, that’s the oats Gua fasas Sine business-like,” Eve found tt paya." ae ngtel, though id sian have to wrtaey yt, 708 Hi