The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1934, Page 4

The Bismarck Tribune hil ify A dark cloud, in the form of the impending textile strike, hangs over the observance of Labor Day this year. Not only the textile strike, but the long series of labor disputes foment- ing in the larger cities in all parts of the country puts @ dull gray tinge on the holiday festivities. It is difficult, also, to put on a good old-fashioned Labor Day celebration at a time when thousands, or, ac- cording to the American Federation of Labor, 9,000,000 workers are with- out employment. ‘To counteract this dismal figure to some extent, we must, on the other , hand, find comfort in the govern- * ment’s estimate that some 4,000,000 have been reemployed since the Na- tional Industrial Recovery adminis- tration came into being a little over @ year ago. ‘We can say that things are some- what better than they were but we cannot say that the future is secure, without crossing our fingers, when ‘the eve of Labor Day sees a strike by a half million workers paralyze one of the principal industries of the na- tion. Regardless of the current unrest, however, labor on its special day this year can look back over the years and find a healthy change in its status. Tt is true that the past several de- pression years have taught the pub- its ideas about the place of labor in organised society. It is true that the community is ‘not healthy when labor is not healthy getting = equare deal. TReory, how- often conflicts with ‘and the code of the textile in- instance, appears to fall which fi i Rie pte fi s i iz af fe | i fi i z fy | i & in ij i Fy i i Ad H s§ EERE f E I L é i E E ‘~*.the first class, the ™90 in the red >and la- | standingly sensational piece of out- 7 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1984 bor Day, given the attendance of which they are deserving, should wipe the slate clean as the season closes. To this end the admission has been Teduced to 30 cents. But the attrac- tion offered by the final meetings of these three fast teams should need no further inducement. A team which has given its fans such excellent fare all season deserves a capacity crowd for all four contests, Rich Relief The rich can breathe easier for a while. At present kidnapings are on the wane. Payroll holdups and bank robberies are the vogue. “Big shot” criminals are growing a ttle tired of so much heat applicd in kidnaping cases by the federal government. Furthermore, the criminal genius who plotted the $427,000 Brooklyn robbery with such ease and precision, made kidnaping appear like unnec- cessary hard work for much less money, usually. Criminals generally lack originality. The rank and file of the underworld follows the precedent which is estab- lished by the most recent and out- awry. The Brooklyn robbery is the pat- tern now. The series of payroll hold- ups that immediately followed this criminal masterpiece indicates the trend. There will be more abduc- tions, of course, but for the present the rich can breathe easier until the flare for payroll stickups has spent itself. Order in New Deal It is good to learn that the presi- dent has ordered @ full survey of all the “alphabet soup” agencies in Washington, with a view to making their future activities more coherent and harmonious than has been the case in the immediate past. ‘There has been a good deal of con- fusion in the capital in the last few months. Part of it arose because aome of the innumerable agencies overlapped one another, and part of it came because there did not seem to be any definite course charted for all to follow. The conferences which President Roosevelt is beginning ought to help end this confusion, The jobs that are being attempted are too large and too important to permit of any more drifting or working at cross-purposes. Extremes in Motoring Collins, head of the Cook county highway police in Illinois, be- Neves that neckers and naggers cause more traffic accidents than do drunk- en drivers, Engaged couples, he said, indulge in the traditional by-play of en- gaged couples as they drive along the Toad. Being thus occupied, they fail Pres- the other way. They quarrel, as mar- wrapped up in their quarrel, forget about the hazards of traffic—and, again, there's another smash-up on Editorial Comment Editorials printed below show the rend of thought by other editors. ‘he: published without regard to whether they agr with The Tribun: E Hae mil = oa 4 i 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. self-addreased envelope is enclosed. in ink. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Address ‘William Brady, in Dr. A BUSINESS WOMAN GOES FLABBY T am a business woman 40 years of age. a i f : ii ss Eee i—~ Sean ree) 2S on 8 last Brady Symphony, music a dime while the edition lasts. four ounces of water. Spoonful after|‘ional, 1 %e ‘Take it in| Played upon food three times a day. water or any sweetened or fruit flav.| tom, as the lored beverage. a erty, and it and the pursuit of . Brady if a stamped, should be brief and written care of this newspaper. words and extraordinary ounce of iron-ammonium citrate in| @uallties of light, airy cynicism, emo- must preserve “life, lib- happiness” as | celebrated and was| Well as the rights of property and the instead of “bin’ do Drunkard,” a many arrived here ‘Wall Street speculators. Even Al Smith's fondest admirers |“The friends among the | vived impres- |calities, finally ing? } Somebody suggested “United ‘The War Department has cent out / Subsistence Hossesteads,” bot it ioc | invitations for bids on 2072 half-ton ( ever called that trucks. | and Homestead is in De- eee cane ee After five minutes of pussling and pondering, Richberg gave it up, still a bit worried, ! 3 | D. Roosevelt, traces of that accent.” says, for instance, “bean” for “been” People,” F. Harvard 06, still retains “Harvard Now that’s dmirable to| Scotchwomen try these move- ‘where SYNOPSIS on the day ne one ~ “There, there, you'll be all begin’ a let, “Til'bet she is & good |menia, "Lie on, back, and rawe one |e, une and Z forwot where it came| The Phillip Ratledges and Henry athe neighiboPhced ind gasened the| HIS Sunt ley euict nd lee Zone business woman. It would take many |leg to verticle, lower, then the other |physician in your vicinity who Dunsworths have been enemies for | trath. eireulstion get to work. Here, drink women half a page to tell as much. |and lower, then both together. Stand lane etuatoceen “Thicke but love sometimes This fect summed wp for Carctine|« few sips of this.” a sa ts te but (up, feet m foot apart, arms raised give the amublant treatment I'l be] at feuds, se Howard Dunsworth be-|as much as anything had the Alva over the water, yea ‘wore corsel Y part, happy to give you his name and ad. comes to lo Caroline | ence between her f tation and | lifted a hand feebly in protest. Sagat lst Ero oF hee cor a ody dono uss |CTet loge amped envelope bear | Stueedge Sepit their parents pk prea oan ‘Walls: “Baas chiled, We cught fo, get ad your address. » ” Now I find my abdominal mus. the floor with fingers behind to| “(Gopyright, 19%, John P, Dille Co) betinpen, Tide Ciangea, said, and wus conscisas ofan scd| Beuart Geclared, “Are your beds pores i cms praia ey a: beac the sda on either caine ote: thing, "Ei we marry my ther wi in the young man's sur. made up?” ue uy set to correct this defect or could | Ward, swing arms down in wide arc wouldn’t please you any more to be . “We're ving 0 went cen “T had a cleaning woman you give me some girth control juntil fingers nearly or quite touch peor than it would me,” Howard | Thank very for your kind- yesterday, but there was so exercises which might help. Is (floor without bending knees, then tells Caroline. Disappointed that|ness, Mr. Stuart.” much to do...” {t possible @ person's organs may back as far as arms will go without money should mean so much to| The door closed with polite final- “I know—that Mrs. Gamis was a ca plea eae yeigerscnld fond — a ene see Howard, Caroline breaks their en-| ity. eh atl bold she sotrncing bons ah open Se ep night ‘mornin; e EES when Phill tells Caroline and | vision it framed a second ‘with that drinki: of but Watton ce euiiae Old Dr. Web- hae sonal Don't tell Lucille I'm honest; she her mother, Zive—a pampered,|fore. When he tarned away os Tm not regrettin’ she’s m ‘ster telis all about corsets and corse-| QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS thinks I'm « high-class selfish woman—that they must va-|was a self-deriding grin on away.” She turned to Philip. “You lets but washes his hands of it at Iron for the Blood Morris, who ith, col ter isa cess aetiee | Whakashesibien Tam! Just as SE Mths ena TH ese to the that point. I gather that a corselette| I am trying Blaud’s pills for ane. | posed as tough to win his girl. of town. Caroline had never aterib-| though I'd never heard of the old|beds. My sc will be along with the is a set of stays of the vintage of '24| mia, but I can’t see any effect so far * uted to her mother, but she | man’s redheaded kid. There couldn’t/dector any minute now—if he was or later. It was about '2¢ that they|and have taken about 200 pills. They| The Legion is still death expected to through |be doubles. This is seme depres-|at home.” began parking corsets, wasn’t it? seem very hard—I wonder if are|on Communism.—C. C. Kapeschull, gracefully instead of giving away | sion.” Mr. seg appealed to Caro- But no fooling. We are anxious to|the right kind... (J. R.) Illinois state , to her emotions as she had. Caro- At home he found his mother pre-|line. “Couldn't ou reach @ doctor save the lady from the humiliation Answer—a properly made pill of se line is cg agen when | paring a plate of hot biscuits to be| by telephone?” he asked. of resuming the wearing of armor, By | ferrous carbonate should not be hard; If business courage were equal to her father, thought ca-/ carried out, “Where with} Mrs. Stuart answered him. following the advice hereinafter given,|at all. It should be freshly made. The| the business satistics, we would be in peble of secting any omecgency,| thoes, Mat he hho | Therele net many phones around any girl or woman in good health|medicine changes and loses its value| need of controlling a real business} accepts defeat. miprery ‘a| knew well enough she was rash oye cern a a Sts by ty clr a at ese [aby soli of rn ls beter To] comma PC POY St] elena, Stam tafen to cll 5 Engr for che now people pest |dertor the men cae foun 3 . beer Somfot better health anda simpl anemia, end Uo cents (cin)| "OO u| ne bein sr coetod ut | Mata uth "Ps Sua my |e igs on” Ea ter appearance. and stam! envel a your Tac RPO ion « mutate tox slutne eek“ a ome Upp pode an imme stan on gen Min Rt | ay God Se be oy Fue seg ee ge Heo girl to begin wearing any support,|Health.” which gives directions for} fined in its charter—to and! Howard is concerned. “Bespare you'd better take your smelling| looked about in surprise. brace, arch prop, splint, binder, belt|Preparing a good iron solution and| defend the Constitution of the Unit- cannot be choosers,” she salts...” fixed pe etme’ - ing ech_ thingy? “Pit Begg [ee ee Geran, Maralgtuigte ar |sagng an Fg toe bal | 5 lows et inn ne ive women always have worn ‘em, second ” and go to creere | aes it, His mother, clese ” Caroline explained. “I because the agent or saleswoman as- home, a5 unpretemious dwell on ‘exclaimed: “Land’s| wanted to be comfortable.” sures ‘em they look so much better the south of town. Caro! sake!” saw their visitor. | She walked over toa of neatly in the latest model of armor, third Labor Day the Got ihe OF ee ter: | "Ee was Cocetions batioon oat cal folded bedding on whet tre, Steet because being credulous creatures ledge’s reaction when she gets a) halt he SI coat Bd [I was a funny lookin’ ey aeil beleve the sear ce aoe 2 ee ee ders. Her face was drained of colee,| | They worked such garment or appl! restrains HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Pussie 15 He secured CHAPTER X ‘ rf te monte tbe Tons'ts tho “cmmet| tne wart al ccc DE ee re standard, and indeed they spend mil. pitied work before Re iy nee Se. The, laliee Fo foe ae nen i teas Jeader in the ing the car was brought to a stop bet ames call » Have you s a : “T guess . jucat the picture? man. the house it was coming in talephone T'm afraid . . . oh, do wren'thad much experience at this, With A eee es training, which 12 Grows dim. Fy 17 Myselt. sheels, Caseias Serage is Mt Sit en man Aan eee NS! ected cd 1s part of the schooling of any girl| 18 Aurora. Beane, “There's an umbrella back there| other end of Edge Street. “He's the | gravely. : largely ignored| 14 Gastropod He opposed the * gho said. “It will be| only Town,” Mrs.| “E'm.” Mre. Stuart eB fe mollusk, + movement saree iether to out here.” Lee eeplained But they had no| they were queer sreptinkion woman’ t} 16To tor } in labor, Tt was o p entrance to summon him. | ture looked old, but her better than any artitsial contrive|- publication, 22 Blinder thay made inte the house. Caroline SPI goe Malcolm, offered, sa nice im ita day the “allowed” amet ‘ance can and. insure her @ mors] 17 fesid 25 Insurgent, her mother in @ able| dashed back to the kitchen for rd the bedding wae @taceful appearance too. an pacman 3} 37 testa on. cate ane onid, Ia the tings, dea, WY eT motoreyele,” his} they eee insets oo ville woman walk. of fat. 4 + fained daily, that is the best of all exer- Period, Female sheep. and leave Alva in those cheerless, | ute until I get some things tegeth-|if she to be a cises. Swimming and tennis are fine, 21 Says again 37 To drivel. depressing surroundings, alone for | er ” she was pulling on a little yPRot at alt ithe and even golf is better than just sit- 23 Limb. 43 Pertaining to 2 Entrance. 40 Compact. pe cage ge Rese tyreeyee rap df a Ry lags apg li | fos age Aly the street, who ting or riding or driving, but walk- é the side. S 43 Genus of to her future home. | wall... “what seems to be the mat- 't make beds either. ing is the most valuable daily physi-| 24 Corpee. 3 Encountered. horned owls, looked a¢ her with| ter with your ma?’ remembered suddenly thst cal training to keep a woman trim 25 Sun god. So Tero pate. 4You and me 44 Form of “be.” gun Beware of « lowe oh. “tea'e _yorenesienes, Carslinn had been on the of and fit. 26 Company Silla west dikes 5To jump 45 Small moun. her lem But she did pred.* fe weren’ ae, revive her Something ptey SA ironing and sorebbing: iw gond weaitn| tS Note Imscale "hy trade, 6 Departed 4g TON tanta Bask to the ball ee ibe ier eeetecne ee Ges Jexercize, provided the movements are| 39 C°t 83 Sinsleedged 7 Bones 7 Network, She mat her father at é, Bey tame. That wos my | abrupt end es though it wore on s one re ire of 4 ” pc a le Sheen (rere me are elacee treme, By do much to keep & woman from go-| Si Dry, ont $6 To soak axfiax 10 Fence bar «Tiny skin “other will want ber bag. Did|on soothingly’ “TU get ome am, the tay rewting eda, Tthed ‘soft. Such 5 fateh itt” monia ‘water bottle death. ‘terribly as the horizontal movement of the Be Pattern moe faereer® Haale ae 11 Meare, ite bean Coraline, sald: 11) Bs icppenee Sek ps ck tn | ightned ius : at S8He was bora 12 He was found: (oy hor ‘ube tao stuck. Bhe | Caroline. eo hard deve lor mashes saben. BE Minor note aa Corroded, «SE AB Prue SH Road. Flessaitefioe ffered ‘het ‘salt selocs when tay arrived. Mr. et |rensadelfhoage barons Sects eos 40 Street, venrica, «0 oe Sr Eacomation tee, “She looked arsund, started |ledgs had put under bet|to be quiet ad sist into blessed 41 Bye. 1 Carriages. of Labor (pl) frighten. for the gorse, man whe esl at ter to hr lips we esti +e hacia a paid sere ‘Gn happens in cases, the door|on @ chair and be a LN opened quite easily. abe the pra pA frag fe wlled,_ “Bat was tage Atv’ hood and port ner shane from ihe Soman the bad ia Ia bein duet a. toe Tone ene| “Put a fom, drops of ammonia in towne oe fs, the darenport man holding the door wide. | that water, worked * 7 am Garsine leaned “ints or au | Carl ee Gh di et w-| ty Yueh to bed to Scaasocs Pr NET fod hanes ot ‘The young man| Caroline poured out a little of the her cold lege and arms, ae is been waiting to close the door | ammonia. There fant any bet] ist oid ne ate svete yt] PN for her. water,” she said . case than this man who attended be i s Thai's all,” she said. “Thanks! "Mrs, Stuart looked up of her, as. | eve “at F oot” | She smiled again and|tonished. “Heat some on the S88,"| from nervous shock ard fatnro weet aor tag. Oe | ohne wii, Mie Ser, noking athe dal pee end oe ka pe Rapes pee rT ONY 8 Stuart,” he : “Well, I nev- was now that Nel said, “I live next door. I heard Mr.|er'. -.” and steeped har new neighbors bad seen betser Meee ee NAT TT] | eritetl, is Sania pervien i |Somcosnont Snr, Beart aed | Sed bos arena bere MP ed oe i eal the ome far hemasre, In soi| When abe raiured Mg ea | (Te Be Contin) Ber own personal efforts’ in. the er eels Seta apts ldn lard oe emncittiinnnnsinnnlliet Tt 4) a weds