Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-26

Snider gives some. new ways of util-
izing the delicious cranberry and Mary
Taylor. Ross tells how to clean all sorts
of things, an especially timely article
in view OF the Fam removating. Sever
al pages are devoted to the new and
enlarged Framework department. under
the direction Of Mrs. "A. E. Arnstrutter. !:
Sam A. Hamilt ton writes on The Last
Work in the Flower Garden, in pre-
paration for the next seasons flower
ing. A large number OF useful re-
cipes for invalids are given by Mary
B. James. Helps for Home Dress
makers contains, as usual, many Yalu-
able suggestions. The annual baby
parade at Asbury Park, Nj, is por-
trayed in . double page Of unique
photographs. z ..@<t .15 d NJ 3,;,
The picturesque Z personality Il Of
Thomas w, Lawson is well to the fore
in the October issue of Everybody's
Magazine. Not satisfied with the al
lowance of space given to his "Frenzi-
ed Finance" in the body of the maya
zine, he has burst the bonds Of editori-
al convention and appro priated several
pages In the advertising section, part
OF which he uses to reply to the scores
OF letters and inquiries which his re-
markable articles have brought him.
The October installment of "Frenzied
Finance is devoted to. John Edward
O'Sulliyan Addicks, through whom Mr..
Lawson first encountered Standard
Oil and A. II. Rogers. There is moth
ing mild or conventional about his
description Of the Delaware statesman.
It Is aterrifc and ruthless iniic tmento Of
the man and his methods, supported
by specific details and incidents, and
set forth with the same vivid art
which characterized the study Of H.
II. Rogers in an earlier number. The
description Of Addick's & capture Of
Boston and its gas companies is one Of
the most grimly humorous and enter
tanning pictures Mr.. Lawson has yet
given. & II. Ill, Il Il. 81 s5,..,
Nice lure's for October is timely in
the best sense. It reads vigorously
and intelligently some Of the important
lessons Of the hour In its serious
articles Nee lure's does not deal with
the cursory and the superficial, but
with the vital, fundamental thing, and
interprets its real meaning and appli-
cation It is impressing itself tire.
mendousIy. on the life and thought of
the day by Its weighty and authorita-
| tive way Of doing things. In the
dramatic story Of Governor LaF Gillette
and the fierce political war which is
rending the State of Wisconsin, Lin.
! coin Steffens has found material, moi
only for a stirring story, but for the
presentation Of facts and principles o.
the grayest3 significance to the re
Ipublic. The fight here, as elsewhere
he finds, is for self government, repre-
Sentative Of all people. He keenl,
analyses the opposing forces and de
I fines the issues. In sharp contras
to this sordid history OF Enemies o
I the Republic and the disturbing
stories Of civic and commercial dis
grace with Met lure's bag pub1ishe,
trecently, appears an inspiring sketcl
Eof George William Curt Friend o
the Republic the editor we'll style
him by Carl Schurz. Here is a mos
attractive picture Of the finest type q
| the American gentl eman, the ideal cit
zen. written by one who knew an
appreciated his great worth. It q,
fords welcome glimpse Of the othe
4 side OF the shield. The climax of ia
q N. Tarbell's monumental History q
i the Standard Oil Company, ID reache
4 in a chapter Of e nclusions. In cor
4 vincing array she presents the fact
u
che has unearthed concerning the grea
trust with snch infinite palms and il
morseIess thoroughness. Facing Til
4 unrighteous and illegal fact she put
the question sauarely, what are sw
going to d. about II { For It IL 81
4 business. z Miss Tarbell has cor
4 densed and SUMMARIZED her Who'll
II great history into this one luminou
/. chapter. 5ss
opportunitlss III The rts,xvest. sss
From Sept anter sth - Octobe
a 1sth inclusive fie Crest Northern Il,
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