The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1934, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper Fi THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) Published by The Bismarck Trib- ‘une Company, Bismarck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at Bismarck @8 second class mail matter. GEORGE D. MANN President and Publisher Advance Daily by carrier, per year. Daily by mail, per year (in MALCK) .....0.. eee eeee . . 720 Daily by mail, per year (in state Outside of Bismarck) ........ 5.00 Daily by mail outside of North Dakota Weekly by mailinstate, per year 1, Weekly by mail outside of North Dakota, per year ....... Seeces Law: Weekly by mail in Canada, per year + 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. Musical Transition ‘The visit to Bismarck next Monday of Charles Wakefield Cadman, noted composer, is one of more than pass- ing interest to music lovers and en- tertainment seekers. Both classes of patrons should be satisfied because advance notices of 00 | business the worst band of racketeers even into Canada. Because he has| been much in the news from Wash- ington and there is a real interest in the preservation of peace, his speeches have been well attended and news re-} ports of them have appeared under| big headlines. ! The Utica Daily Press of November) 14, for example, gave a report of Nye’s speech precedence over any other) story in its edition for that day un- der the heading “Uticans Hear Nye) | Hit Arms Racket,” adding in one of | the sub headlines “North Dakota Re- publican, in remarkable speech here, advocates government monopoly of |the manufacture of national defense | machines—calls those in munitions! in the world.” All of which doubtless made pleas- ant reading for Senator Nye and gives his political enemies a pain in the neck. They just have to support Nye’s stand on the munitions industry and it is @ little difficult to support a position on an important public issue and at the same time condemn the acknowledged leader of the move- ment. All of which may be taken as a fair indication that ways will be found to heal the breach which existed in the last campaign between Nye and his erstwhile political supporters. This is particularly true in view of the fact that the main source of enmity for Nye ‘has been effectively removed from the political scene. To Keep Children Erect If the infantile paralysis serum de- a oe Conpeny ine veloped by Dr. William H. Park of cate that even the unskilled musician will enjoy the performance, and for those with at least a smattering of musical knowledge the production of “White Enchantment” will be a real treat. This, however, is not the phase which attracts the attention of those|he belleves grants immunity against interested in the American cultural| tis dreadful disease. Approximately scene, for no matter what Mr. Cad-|2 People have been inoculated with man may do in the future, he already | !¢ 6 far; all have received immunity, has won for himself a permanent place in the development of a typ-|to be made to see whether the im- jeally American form of music. He|munity is permanent, and to make and his work are a milepost in the sure also that there are no unforeseen musical transition of this nation and | faults in the process; but the present reverberations are to be found in|outlook is exceedingly encouraging. many fields of musical endeavor. For this man has managed, in a ‘Very distinct way, to find a middle ground between the classic and the modern. He stands at the musical the New York city health department Proves as effective as he believes it will be, humanity will be indebted to that gentleman about as deeply as it is ever indebted to anyone. Dr. Park has found a serum which ila Further tests, of course, will have The NewDeal In any case, it will take some time before this serum can be made avail- able to physicians outside of New York. But if present expectations are| Spirit of Peace fulfilled, a tremendous achievement in| covery Board Until. the made, «+. Tugwell Back With 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 self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and in ink, No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions, a, Address Dr. William Brady, in care of this newspaper. : ailiah crats will be anxious to get the elec- toral vote of all 48, (Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) statesmen privately at each | Sion. eign Point. It isn’t commonly known, but was in on the deliberations Tugwell here which preceded the celebrated London conference at which And if it’s rye, what will they do for toast? United States has been increas- ef ultra-modern jazz. Example of I: ple of Inflation There are people in America who! rose who feel that inflation of the | Allen Would almost rather be shot than| currency would be a good ae (mee sud Susen never basw wea rhe eer expr ways been half in love with Allen, subject themselves to an evening of| tne country ought to es taper did it with humor or ly beeause | the him to finish reflected as she said goodby the classics, apout which they know oug) his father and Uncle Worthy had/|his course at night school and put the receiver back upon its nothing and care less, ‘They do not| 7, he Texss colored man who de-| motherly love and mutual affection always called them girls, then came beck and talk martiage| book, Tt was Mary no doubt whe Rails: cdasont0 the pec ie envelops the National Industrial Re- 1 etl Gone thine Naat pei aT now that you've hed asked him to go to the Cullens’ higher own. covery Board. 1 do—a done board. gabe pict aurea’ oxigen ‘This chap took a one-dollar bill, hee ee can be said, even though ah Lne, eet eet oes Ew] ot ae reer oar” Soke nee hall a beget] eT tertainment channels where the going ‘cued tt up with « bit of green| itty thousands of curious eyes were [celaneenate oh for the lam few was ssking her now. , they |that it was two or three minutes aes Going) paint, and made it read $1,000,000.| turned upon it because ms Faeidaeti ed OM o29 on ens before she to realize what tough for them. VY, red. “I've way spot {Allen's going live with the Cul- i tiwies thete ure aman who fina | 7H he took it to @ bank and tried half to hear from Allen, won't need you, and if ‘Jens had done to her own plans.... Eee sabi to deposit all except $200 of it, which ney nek ee ee aE eee aie eae ay, She couldn't go there now while she ‘i he asked for in cash. 4 have to} looked or somethi: ther She shift £ oa sie inal too hy fata “yatta, ras fut bt witha eth wel en] ht fe Pete ag gl Sate Tal stpecine tn Peet math productions os “¥ = point that he fell afoul of the law,| of one another. Worthy _ him out of the | herself, Not for, aoe soeend, hed pat it. Not ‘was there no room Have No Bananas” and other musica [224 2@ Probably will have no chance | butter the conservative members and pefaned se saan Trae jae| was ie on. Teste eos math as tease mearotee ines banaities, ren a person untrained|*® M25 any further experiments %o10"on the lberal membera Bow he fevls* she onld now, “As tf hed been for themecives,| would look like, pursuit of Allen, in music is tempted to tha But his effort was not so different) and each privately boasts that the T’ve double-crossed him. But what|for what they could save for them-| who was certainly not pursuing her writers of such tripe shouls be atee| {fom that of the inflationists, even so.| board has achieved a splendid unant- exploded. could I have done thas I didn’t dot” | selves out of the wreck of the fam-| these dave. He might, she thought, ak contin tp jay ck coats cae bbe In each case, money is pushed far|mity on nearly—not quite—every is- nopeesteperchmeng while a ‘dees —— Til get along. ‘The Cullen girls pawe'as a ee ee fea. beyond its real value and made|*Ue. A away—and it didn't shining trolley wires. “Well, lean show me how to go about get-/ must have heard about it from the i eats But there's one big wedge which could have walked out with ting some work to do, and I’m wet|Cullens. From Mary— Between these extremes stand Gad-| “tiles. Whether you do the trick | grives the boys far apart whenever it Went on his own initiative. that first nighd when he asked you to Wallace,” she said.| She went back through the house man and s few others, giving expres- with green paint or a government de-/ comes in view—the labor problem. LATEST TOWN JOKES to,” he ‘at last. “You should Lig Ay ree jee to the kitchen where she was finish- sion to something in music wiich is| TS? Makes Uttle difference. Ps agri rela foi eligi Toe Dee Demaciabio nesty Mogan ingame go == i, Faas ene nas tae taker ane Be ethan hed been telling truly American and which has met Ae industry and Member Hillman of 1a-|MppAimé ime, Sot funds You could have married him the |her knee, fell apart and hung at her] to her the other night while Wallace with the response its merit deserves.|| Editorial Comment. ||bor set thelr teeth and begin to glare.| 193g will be held nt Montpelier or night when he wanted you to—that |sides in am unconscionily watched him from the darkness of He has a Members Hamilton, Marshall, Hen- 2 is, taking it for ‘that you | movement. ithe old . Thi the dining Gotten away from the idea|| raitorials printed below show the || 4 'd Smit Rutland in Vermont because Repub really do to him “Well, it’s own fault that ‘Allen hed held her in that music must be unintelligible to|| trend of thought by other editors, || Gerson and Smith take sides or start! iscans will be wanting to save their Yon gain through a line in the Srlater, You know, Sean, when a|70u havent fad ony.” Jobe aa-|hts arms the Latie found be good. At the same time he has || crcyqsre. Published without regard trying to compromise. last state from Roosevelt and Demo- ame of love. too. fellow Ag rl to: he's swered, “You've talked around for [ego % iid done much to lift the public taste With ‘The ‘Tribune's policies, |! 3,000,000 AFFECTED offering just everything thet years about a business course, but ee no longer the above the moronic stage. On Lately, though not @ word has leak: pa eR leave him. 4 Ro the fam ieee at oo cand op |owsy S aggro one oe basis he is clearly » public benefactor. It Will Need Clever ed out about it, NIRB has been grap: o - of stead of & putting him pig tyd one. You've| had lived It wee ance more Bling with anions involving Wage Biblical Heroine me fie from tne te Ge Ts ‘ ‘The popularity of his songs, class- Maneuverin; oft, ¢ ‘who'd | hed money fon] the came old place that it feal enough to challenge the musical (Duluin Herale) persona, ceramieanies = - feet in ie res a hat ron plead Coen ora] ae nr lelaaaaal highbrow, yet having sufficient ap-| , Washington political ohoseress re; Mantis. aen,.en, enceniye order was HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Pusle 11God of love, _ ante just how he foals fi {ust had the spunk to do %, You're ‘ase msi we * . aaa ppc he alent Neerient President | for industries employing those men| | wieth, Fo" INMATE ONS IOS BB Coat duet. pever come back, either, it I wore in| Wo det them talk ail'eree see eits| Om Thureday sttarnoon Anna tal x ‘There has been a distinct dit-| Md Women—cleaning and dyeing, goest, I will TIP IOINE maVIE Susan seized his hand. “You/hobnailed shoes—twice on the soft | Oberg came to the house, ing expression, emphasizes anew the | ference of opinion in several instances | 847ages, barber shops, shoe repalr- g0"? don't think he’s ever back | places.’ a new suit of pale and Spring-like fact that music need not be insuffer-| between Washington and radical lead-| 198, laundries, and the Uke. Gen-| g "was her fo me?” she asked, the com-| _ At the station, just as hie train| green and bringing 6, ree ote ably dull to be “good” or utterly |€% in several places West of the Ap- | °F), 2°unenn TeGlestes te i mother-in-law. tng gut ono gueping beeett sat | npuic about toning Sotto Omahe ts ae senseless to attract a following. oan momen ders went up as he shrugged. “Ie|him and Connie. am sane Jee fe and Aunt Edna were sitting In this regard there is @ close as- usbands would take a lot of nerve after the money when you want dining room table, counting sociation between Cadman’s “From nes —. thi ‘ve handed to him.” {called from the as she| the fiat silver, when she knocked on Ect Gets mae 12 Percatves. “Peculdn'’t have done anything] walked along slowly mov-|the Kitchen door, and Susan sat at ue Water” and but what I have done,” Susan de-|ing coach. “You know we'll be| the other end wrapping the pieces “At Dawning” and the works of Eth- clared. “After ‘we do owe|ctasy to have you” And then he|of Grandmother ‘° elbert Nevin, one of the first to prove something to Aunt ¥dna and Latie. Wg ean stood on the windswept Pecee 100 oe hones encehe ths that good music can be popular or Ther be iknotted and a|platform until the train was just s family and aa eee ekg ee eater that’ 5 the ame to T've often on the other tio of the plations: tore ee he oe eee ‘8 pointed ” sald. “Thay | stopped for two or three minutes, SgxTest™ wena thet Vera ween, Rid epi ot Year think | stood thinking over whet be ae erin fas fe forthe mae: | roca Raich tras Iacoee Metagenics Bin are afr tba ot sense some fiaw tm hersslt— [had seen. the place frum the win- party, |204 men like Sinclair in California ee us to run away and not|some the thing that John | Gows of the Fi Street car, never "yy | Long in Louisiana, and to s lesser ex-| TUGWELL HAS bother thems Ir wo qvor hed any |called the, soft, places? in her| tts andé some day her own Bieny meekly ttes in Wisconsin, teal wo had it from|character—she had let the dressing table would be hin ca -] Dr. Tugwell is back with more 35 To listen. 89God of war. 7 Prayer. 62 Mooley apple. ee we ee ee heen har frome things that on sale. per. they have the presi- them. hesita The ® large earful for Roosevelt, 37 Ejects., 0 They went to SEncountered. 53 Age. circus or @ movie or trimmed a| wanted most im re was hard to believe it even ted to Problem the] was one of the considerations which] $9 Harem. . when she was 8 siri at now. It was unthinkable that on his has to solve is how he the field of 9 To accomplish. 54 Hurrabt Christmas tree for us? Dad sup- the old alleged breach fan 408un — 10 lectrified 55 Taxi. ported as, of course, and we do owe z.- The business course that would | Saturday the old plano and the Ori- faith in espousing the 41 Right, This was in particle. 88 Paid pobltetty. somthing, But there tent any have made, her fndependant, later ental Tags ane the long, dining room of Tom Moodie for the one else Sor whom you ought $0 Tul | Ota, te eT rade to ave ‘That the statue of the Greek fF FE i if REE SEE £688 a [ tye E My i. GEE °g ef CORSO SS SN By want Peg and ries PTT RET CT PL NET I zie [I i AS i i HE ij FE i [ t : Fi i EY k ; if i He unt itt a dl int ished on a of high sarceee. : ‘allace’ taked| nary the rooms. That li yd Wraleess-, fromi| ple fa Shyu tae "he the three armchairs would be moved my mind\” jas U forthy 7 away from white marble fire- Gdn Flt i for tune to that dows aout fe jut os thervy a |) Wal, i, would ol i eat fers oe ol Brum ould be exam Pie eae ‘with you—|make her own and her to Wallace. Susan pad ter ee om you at low sneceeses,. Jo etieved Biss. [8 sosnaed fo ine, x stand ‘ aa lace, and do it, Bus why eay-| somehow C4, ee, by ‘a crowd of people did not know) That cape, $2 Centar Stress in “gains W's lover tee hanes me sean to oie sea |Er trace cat onal ere ey machine.’ Aunt Edna the crowded erown (To Be Continued) Mt i ii ns