The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1934, Page 4

& {HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1984 Back in the Cages | BB Sreereny rier see dustrial program admit the fact The Bismarck Tribune ay, cs a a state has recognized its mistakes. The THE wail political group which inaugurated the (Established program whereby we were plunged 17) into debt, made much of the fact By William Brady, M. D. —— Signed letters pertainihg to personal health and hygiene, not to disease une Company? Smart ND, ana] that it had abandoned this policy ors Giagnods, or treatment, will be anrwered by Dr, Brady if & stamped, entered at the postoffice at Bismarck| during the last two years and no one ia ink, No reply can be made to quer'es not conforming to instructions, 8 second class mail matter. seems inclined to revive it. Address Dr. William GORGE D. MANN ‘We will be in no position to chuckle CO hd a ‘as and if Minnesota launches its ex- ones oo Payable tm | periments, but we will nevertheless be relieved that it is they and not mir ane us who are plunging into this un- sesveccccvccccccescsees 1.20 charted territory. by mail, per year (in state ‘The fact, however, seems to be that outaide of Bismarck) --.;---; ©) tne Minnesota industrial program 1s eekete nvsscsseeeresreseresss @f0] and will continue to be mere political 00] treacle, designed to trap the unwary and radical voter, and not intended for application. With a legislature unfriendly to his ¢ | program, Governor Olson can shout for it to his heart’s content. It is an Member of The Associated Press ; 0ld trick in politics to make issues of ‘The Associated Press is exclusively| things which are practically impos- entitled to the use for republication! sible of fulfillment in the knowledge of all news dispatches credited to tt/ that sounder minds will block these or not otherwise credited in this efforts, even though they gain un- spontaneous origin herein.| popularity in some places by 80 do- All rights of republication of all other! ing. Seeder eee ere ene North Dakota has no desire to see Minnesota launched on the Olson Sixteen Years Later program and there is little cause for Sixteen years after the armistice | never that it will be, but it would get which ended the “war to end war”! , Wotain sort of satisfaction out of and which was to “make the world! sitting back and watching the wheels safe for democracy” we find the world) 54 around. The least it would do would armed to the teeth and democracy &/ bs to revive the memories of our own mayth in all but few countries of! .rreriences, the world. Only the United States, England ‘A Good Idea and a very few of the northern Euro- Report by Secretary of State Rob- pean countries maintain even the ert Byme, in charge of the park CCC semblance of democratic government.| service in North Dakota, that the With England may, of course, b€ltwo parks now being developed will listed its far-flung dominions, be wildlife refuges is heartening to Central Europe presents the picture every nature lover. of a powderhouse, with the borders} «me decision to include predators of one dictatorship crowding the bor- im restocking the areas near Medora ders of another, and the only prac-| ana watford City will be something tical way to remove a ruling hand) of » shock to the average individual that of assassination, as witness the/ unt) he examines the idea more death of Jugo-Slavia’s king and of closely. If he does, he will see that Dictator Dollfuss in Austria, the idea is to present for the inspec- These things give us pause, 88 We! tion of modern Americans nature as Prepare to mourn our World war! it was before the hand of man upset dead on Sunday. They cause us to primitive balances. ponder what the future holds for! gome of the species which once America; what we are doing that &/ roamed this area are extinct, as wit- | rf i E i hi j R i 3 H $ E 8 E 3 id s * T have been struck by the deaden- an bregg BARRE TRH CHAPTER XXIV about having some new covers made} stopped for a moment to rub the new generation of American boys may! ness the disappearance of certain' The eager adventurous look died = ca ego alt! a epee with her gre) aa cae be spared the horrible experiences of king of bear and the Bad Lands|oapitsl tn High Fever Over What Sek, Amasis sans tis ae tank | Groce tude fur tue wedeiag, Tra] Akron eu:e viele eed Po te rlove armed conflict, sheep, but their cousins can be in-/ Became of Hutchins , . . Brain fad itselt, {Don’t be a little sap,”| thought of gray chiffon, or perhaps/ with the man that she married. .. . ‘The answer, clearly, is very little.| statied in thelr places so that North| ‘Trusters Hope He's on Shelf . . he said. “But, Susie, what do you|® Pansy-purple, but chiffon [ahah cmditemednn ‘That America has a will to peace can-| nakotans of the future may be able fae Paeheye eT an | ptaat._>"” Bee aaah aaceel ani] cua eee not be doubted. Neither can it be]t9 know the conditions’ which once eaten, Einei| verbally apenting weattokear Gal ete mene aint disputed that the nation’s war vet-| existed in this region. erans constitute a potent influence) yniess predators were permitted to for peace. They have tasted of the| ive naturally, along with their prey,| (Tribune Washingten Correspondent) you simply can’t for about dregs of war and found them bitter. posed parks would be little} Washington, Nov. 10—(}—Detec-|his dust. He is brilliant, but arro- ¥ r a make feel ‘They are now the fathers of the na- rani aotg twine -ndileatsvare| Are HRovuutats gathering dust egnamar ate, eatican ce clothes, ‘They must have heca til for-us te male, you'll see!” Lutte | unconsfortable end take them down tion and as one man they hope their) kept on exhibition under conditions| ®# scores of amateur sleuths seek tls, 00"Sna tne seat of the butcher- ane them went around the house,|" Sasan sald at all. Her sons will not be called upon to en-| fer from natural, shop along with it. way we are now.” costing, canning the corpet eweep:|mind bad fewn to little jewel- ee Sr ten ht en CEE ce ore IPod ine dey aaa el earn St The pacitists, too, seek peace, but] areas are not intended for the propa~ feveet rope fect pier dims bay been falling off, for one | was to be sent out to the nuperial| marked “Ludlow and Ludlow”. . * one of the questions which must soen| gation of game. That is an entirely seven nights sores sore pant and. & no | Wet Wash, putting the rest of it to] That was how Wallace had pep be determined is which route toward’ separate project and one in which Some conviction ia "her waite’ or fe bee oe “peer ver or tid Peace will be chosen. Will America| wonderful strides have been made in mind. She realized that the sag ay ow on than the did|and Ladiow hal arhetun co nor, determine to take the position of the} many areas, although North Dakota palace earch ansurna nets tiieis when we had Anna. She says her|ness. He had bought the ring for strong man, secure in his possessions| nas been a little lax in this respect. the old days of ease and plenty in| tort turigrt,eync> mine and I'm) Eleanor Kendall and when she had because of that strength, or will it/1t has done well in the propagation He went away from there saying the house and the lean days By Tuesday ate had lost almost | € put it away for his second choose to follow the nebulous path of|of the pheasant and the Hungarian|that President Roosevelt would issue No had more than just the | #!! of her energy for housework, but So-called international good will? partridge but the yellow-legged prai-|® statement. No statement came anaetnees John said. “They had|*2,f04 disposition al ee: “For fo Pane id Sosen with Upon that choice, ringed around as| rie chicken has almost disappeared in government waite, tafest| atter all,” she assured Susan in| She wondered whet Mee Ereiall it ts with economic and other con-| the face of our conservation efforts. jing hon presi Noeifersed fo] her ace rful manner as | had thought on Christmas day when siderations, may depend the peace of| Htunters will, of course, be barred say more, What I think is that |O?%:0 hour flirting a feathen diet | tree en it slttering on her ene the world. from the park areas and the ultimate they've been selling them for years. ng b must bave ree. History shows us no clear pathway | result should be restoration of a bal- toward peace. If it assures us of! ance in nature where animals will be anything at all on this score, it is! subject only to the inroads of their that peace cannot long be maintained. natural enemies. This fact should i is Ef it the furniture and Spending everythirfg that rand- aelautnan oe at deal She let Susan of the ing lefo but Taibses coe alone, ‘and when it was time it—an down into the basement and to the hilt, They all ought to| the clothes that had been soaked 5 s e a4 i ee Hd It never has been. Even our own ep arslan, At ree oa moe. day before, she was having a long|could not to take care of it country, which we regard as peaceful, d'to be thelr trustee or some-| obreraation with her friend, Jes-| properly. by the wartiie rad das engaged in one war in every gen-| North Dakota some of the dude ranch fh gear et Pilg pall ad went down alone. nothing but the wor she had al- eration, not including campaigns] business which hes brought prosper- Any way you take it, you need ractically noth: Polar arene pe An hour later she came to the| ways the water in to be well heeled. ‘ ?-l head of the stairs that led to the|the fish globe, te market against the Indians, ity to districts farther west, besstatad Hise slyrays handled the estate.” | basement and called down to Susan, | sometimes and ‘cleanitg It records, clearly, however, what “Yep,” said John with sarcasm | cTthink T1 F stay up here ts | bedroom with its framed tome has happened to nations which have|(___, _, sharpening his tone. “He has. With| answer the phone and the doorbell, | of Gibson girls, its curly maple fur- failed to erect proper defenses. They|| Editorial Comment the house instead of a cook and are ee ee ae mire: Lee stacnal ates of mothballs have perished, crushed under the|| eaitorials printed below show the STIRS 1 Fame Ot Spree? lneeed | a when Benmn comeen thin abe perfume. i iz heels of more powerful military foes. || trend of thought by pther editors You kao, Susie, there's » saving | Kitchen at half past twelve nothing rest of the day she spent tel- On this basis, the common-sense|| te whether they agree or ditenres ¢ HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 10 Axillary. that Pomething like this—~fis-| had been done toward. preparing |ephoning her fow friends reading way of working for peace would seem|| — With The Tribune's policies, 1 The boy crown “ 11 Particle. tory “is filled with the sound of lunch. ‘The stove was cold, and on| before the parlor fre gr siting to be adoption of @ policy of ade- Seas TI 18. Chriatmes megtee shoes climbing up the sales dining room table a corded white] music tat had beesperelee cence quate preparedness. We are less likely| In Union There Is Strength king. FO} 18 Thick shrub. Well, I think Rpe Brodericks’ satin | sill was spread out. Beside} youth to be attacked if this is done than if| (Williams County Farmers Press) 9 His father, Th 3] 22 Kindled. sober ara somning dows ia shorry get are of eee ses, apd we weaken our defenses. In the| “As indi , King Alexan- 3} 24He is the new Seeley. Tee Lore 6 t buckles. them event we are attacked we would be atee Senne 2 eae ‘That was what had happened to rose a Gry dusty odor of age and ty you see in much better position to resist-tn-| recently. “Through 13 Unit, j 29 Twitching, Sete Foy Nolen blag Rete “Your grandmother was married| Sliding down our cellar vasion. 3 14 To originate. [] 31 Hastened. died, Susan remembered. The Van|in this dress, Susan.” Aunt Edna DOR" It 1s ® practical matter of major| and express himself through 16 Card game. fF] 32 Sesame. Dorn. house, around the corner on| waved her short plump hands over riSometimes she drifted into the concern to every father and mother| tnisation is the farmer’s influence 17 Away. 33 Pertaining to Biiiwell Street bed become a music ie atle and t Ghought you'd like chen and offered to ea peter in America. ‘That brief statement concerns every pein . , =) sto den” Gut of it to take. possession of their wedding dress. It’s 0 a ready, or ser dowe es Susan Upon the policies adopted depends “a ‘ baw house in Chagrin Valley, and wear bridal compény while she went about ber the fulfiliment of promises made to Heeen a Desai. Simost all of the ‘ther provd ‘old have bocn in exe's own family for'a o ‘o distributé. 37 Landholders mansions in the ‘nsighborhood had] long time. Aunt Edna ordered the same our soldier dead that “they shall not re 38 Trified, unit. in Scotland. .beem torn down to make room for| “I never knew what own| *tedgy meals that she had always have died in vain.” | 28 Verbal. 45 Small child, . two-story business blocks or ga-|mother wore at her , for 1) ondered and did the mending be- ‘The plain fact is that, unless we 26 Iris rootetock. 47 Curse. Pi rages or four-family houses. wasn't there,” she wound uj with a| frre chapters af her murder stor. fare prepared to defend anew the of it—turned down its taumbs. Mem-/ 28 Wine cask 48 Note in scale. —_ renounced the if I go to Uncle Worthy | sniff and a ‘twitching of her nos. Of Rossing oe par fought games country for which our m, bers let the president know that they} 30 Passage. 50 Inlet. throne. will rec ony oom, ad | trils, as if she were of the| with Unele Worthy. Z heroes died, board 38 Musical note, 62 Those who VERTICAL he'll do the same thing with Dad's | fact that she had not been there. In the afternoon all three of there will be a breach of faith not 33 Company. weave. 2 when he moves all a, things| «well, whatever she wore, took naps, the two womes ic emt with those who 3¢Epicurean 55 Food container 2 Astelope. over to Mrs. s place.” John's! may be sure she was the their only already have Epi container ‘the room. | Buide chairs and Uncle Worthy on the made the supreme sacrifice but with logic. 86To hurl 2To deduce. ball: fe ly the new | Oride that any Broderick ever mar-|couch in his . It seemed to Americans yet unborn, who may be < s $37) attod. Against SAupeions: + Shitree. fire sforris Broderick anything] Wik that she wout ost fais te] Geees, at their lite wasn't really ‘called i a i. yes 39 Pertaining to 68 A larval stage. 4 Tiny vegetable.53 Morindin aye. but “Mrs. Hopper.”) “Oh, well, 1] Kitchen to ont ts leek sandy. life at all, but just an imitation— upon to follow in their Donald Richberg, the the nose, 59 To gasp. 5 To eject. 54 Type standard. ft’s none of my business. ae? 5 like the wax fruits in the bow! on steps if this nation is Inid open to prod 40 Ma 60 He was attend. 6 Playing card. §5 Vehicle. When’ seed vo 'suggeet to Uncle| On Wednesday mornin Front) had stood’ feremaqlale where they the possibility of successful attack. bu fi THalfanem. 87 Cry of sur- Worthy the other day that he sell] rent to. meeting of | SEE tn ged for years. 42 To handle, lackbird. prise, Fececey titer be shut me up... Lats| Wednesday at cloven o'leck in the| the turnce fre intha feegace OB That Minnesota Pro . ~ 44 Structural $9 Italian river. factory site, he shut me up.... Let's ball room of the Union Club down-|benked it dere nt” basement gram rectors who select capable executives. £0 over, to the Cullens and se] town, The members of it were tho| might But di sett thing at Floyd B. Olson, re-elected governor | And no one who has watched agri- what's doing, Susie. weakhinne aaa” Eee oer aoe faring the day Susan in Minnesota, announces that he will | Culture during ge can help Pi, By ig: Bete women of the town. and Este iad every two or three ee | piaposig behind the closed solid-walnut door | Joined it twenty-five years before| more on the fire of the front bedroom, Allen was| Ween the, Broderichs Tare atong| the ashes fate the Vushel’pecteie Ea cr i ehh oa ey He ee re her of es Sas Ses Sa che ffm ik te pk stot eet lentum, members of these i ™ of Susan when she came home at | did not clean the, Provides for operation by the state | farm organizations have had » much ee 4 Pee ply coe ete ih at the| and ay tight shes ple of all “big business.” So-called “Little | happler time of it than have un- ee eg nrrice of bek| luncheon table, still wearing her| stairs to bed she had an srmietsohy Senne foe Kin Sumer is tbe it] aa ATS onion ince Social Resatr down from it Hee | aatiy af the guecline Wi wink | had Sewn ak Cease vereaat slone to reap the fruits of the changes | 15 strength” was cen et on the parlor Yon Boasts | she cleaned her white kid | Not dusted, the flowers tered, which Mr. Olson and his cohorts en- it ts today—and it tose for fare ae eee nee fe *| gloves, “That Wallace was engaged | the cereal Bot Patbolled” tn its vision, as well as all other workers and pro- gracious, Edna! Why| tsi And quite wilt chor tes | mee Centra CMOFTOW mors. North Dekote, its own tendencies | ducers. do that now!” wanted | tmela-And rd wasn't time to d6 eversthing ay fn that direction effectively checked | __-——————__, OW orate On aix mentast’'i| “Very odd that Mra, Kendau)| , But she managed ts cae’ by reoent experienc, wil waten ths|? “Additional Churches | thought we were all going to pitch] didn't mention it to us when she|ite fale of Allen's room, ag experiment with interest, if it is made,| , "IE VSMCS © gree See worm | aed. ale Worthy, crtag”s hands that loved them beratte ee SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ‘Well, I'm going to check off| doubting eye Laatio as if be | ois eae inet, sharpening the pen ‘ 4 7 on his " g ot i Avenue C names now,” “Aunt Edna te Wore saying, Tmportant Py a te ae batice eee tighten- m.—Singing. 8:00 p. m.-—Preaching. Topic: “The Menem of 1,000 Years, When and ere.” r # §3 BF! i 4 2 F z 4