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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
HOPE FOR ~CONsuMPTivEs.

llr. u, Il, Trldehn, pronounced 4
hopeless c0nslmptive al the age OF rs.
has Just died 10 the ~Adir6ndacks, at
tle age Of ". The case is interesting
and should cheer the heart Of many'
afflicted with The white plague.
He was II of the first to advocate
and practice the fresh air treatment
for tuberculosis, While climate Is moi
always tle essential thing. fresh air
and nutritious food are, This cure Is
within the reach OF nearly everyone
and those financially embarrassed can
In this day and generation receive the
treatment at public expense.
II ia usually The way Of living, not
The place that is the vital lling in
combating the dread disease, DR.
Trudeau became afflicted with tnbcr-
rnl0sis, and having heard that n cole
climate was beneficial for the disease,
moved TO Aaranac Lake, where hi
condition became so improved That h
decided the theory was correct, He
took up the study of tuberculosis, but
for years made little progress, until
In 1889, llr, Robert Koch discovered
the tuhereule bacillus, With this
knowledge, and with specimen bacilli
to work npon, DR., Trudeau started
anew, and after years of experiments
founded the e'saranae Laboratory for
the study OF tuberculosis. the first of
it's kind In this country, He took in
patients at a nominal fee-barely
enough to support the work he was
doing, and devoted the remainder of
his lifetime to fighting the disease,
1t Ia largely due to his efforts that
tuberculosis, formerly always fatal,
has now become durable, Hundreds
OF patients We're cured under his care
and returned to their homes and bust
ness affairs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

noon IL spent In the automobile, either
making calls or taking Il short ride.
True, they are out IN the air while
they are In the machine. but 1t Is the
e~xercise~-leg eXerclse~~w we women need
to keep us well, Yhe cid at home
days when a woman would go out,
make MS many calls rs she, could Of an
afternoon and come home dead tired,
all the better for 1t, are no more. Now,
It's Il chat over tho telephone with
your dearest friend and you see her
at tho next bridge party" ~ !
Miss Ellington is, herself q very dem.
ocratic young woman--perhaps more
so than her sister players. There are
no frllls or furbel0Ws about her. She
never wears a staysNSAnd ,goesF In foF AL
kinds OF athletics. At her beautiful
country home, Dream Lake" in the
Westchester hills, New York., which
embraces IT'S acres, there are wooded
hills for her to climb, a lake upon
which she can canoe, tennis courts and
a hand bah court. Miss Ellington rides
her favorite horse. a handsome Kan-
tuck bred sorrel, every morning be-
fore breakfast. Althoughsshe has four
automobiles at her command, none Of
thcm is seldom used. and she only
takes a taXlcab when travelling. Nor
Ir~H she give UP her exercising when
YEA the road, The medicine ball Is all
WAYS packed in her trunk. and = fat
voritc occupation is to take 4 trolley
car to the end Of the line and then
a long hike" through the country.
| She Is seldom to be found at her hotel
except when eating or sleeping and Of
the latter she demands ut least nine
hours,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
TORRENS SYSTEM.

Nebraska is the twelfth state 10
bd0Dt the TOrrens system Of land reg
istrafi0n. States + slowly coming
10 q realization that this is the best
method of handling land titles, Penn,
sylyania has Just passed 4 GOnstitu,
tiOnal amendment Wlich viii permit
the adoption of the system there.
Minnesota has operated under the pro
cednre for years. with the hest OF sue
cess,
The commissioners on uniform
stale laws have done excellent work
IN %ed0cHting The bar 10 The merits Of
he TOfrfna system,
Here are a few OF HE advantages
Of HE method Of land registration:
State guarantee, speed, simplicity,
renders land more easily negOtiable
and reduces interest charges on real
ty Of the poor man,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
PROPER VACCINATION.

Cool weather marks the beginning
OF vaccination season, There are two
principal reasons for this: First, vita
the advent Of cool weather even the
slight chance Of accidents or eompli-
cations With vaccination is greatly re-
dueed. Second, and foremost, with
the advent Of cool Weather many peo-
pie still have the habit of pulling
down all the windows, shutting up all
the doors even to the stufing Of the
cracks and keyheles, and, SO far as
possible, Theoretically sealing them
selves UP until spring, BY SO doing
the danger Of spreading eomnNniea,
BILE diseases from N to another in
suea close quarters without any fresh
air is greatly increased,
That vaccination is practically a Ger,
tain preventive is an established fact.
no longer doubted by any intelligent
person familiar with the facts, As
a matter Of fact, there is not nearly
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
THE DIAMOND FROM
The SKY" At BISMARCK

"FOr Love and Money" the four,
teenth chapter Of "rhe Diamond From
the Sky" Ia being shown at RismareN
Theater in this city, and is thrilling
almost beyond lhelief, There Ia a wil&
ride Of a stage coach down the wind,
Ing, tortuous mountain roads, thrill,
Ing IN itself, but watch Is thrice mul,
tiplled when this coach eareens, then
goes tumhling down the mountainside,
crashing and smashing its disastrous
path to lie erumpled and wrecked 400
feet below,
This accident, staged with breath
taking realism, Ia logically placed. for
there Is given a atrong dramatic rea-
son for the happening, i, e, A Plot,
The plotters are none other than blair
Stanley and Luke Lowell. played 70,
speetiyely by William Russell anG
George feriolat, 1t is a strange turn
Of the cards Of fate that again brings
.tilair and Luke together, afforaing a
moment Of wonderful dramatic tense,
ness.
Father uottie Piekford) and Quao>
ba CIV, }, Tedmarshl lend q pathetic
touch to the opening scenes, which
are, OF course. continued from the
close OF the preceding ehapter-tne
fierce fight in tAe tenement house Of
Qnaoea, Round about them police are
striving to break in the doors aud ar,
rest klair, The shuddering Esther
leans on the heroic, but uncertain
protection Of the servile huncaaaeA,
tlair, However, makes good his es,
eape-hts tremendous strength stana,
ing him IN good stead-fer ne forces
his Way out despite efforts to prevent
him, commanders a fast automobile
and races madly to the mansion Of
Mrs, Randolph, the firm friend of his
mother.
She believes Blair>s denial of the
charge that he had tried to encompass
Esther and that he had worn a mask
to conceal his features.
Esther, now completely fearful Oh
blairs Vaccinations, determines to
follow out her original plans and 20
west IN an effort to locate Arthur
Stanley, who, as John Powell" has
grown Immensely rich, Meantime,
Q@asEaa has preceded her west and,
With an ingenuity born of necessity
and courage rather than intelligence
OF training, learns Arthur's where.
abeuts.
The thread of the story anwfnds SO
naturally that the interest seems real
rather than a story interest. In Los
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

Angeles, Vivian. the adventures Wife
Of Blair, ~ waiting and planning to
ensnare John Powell" in her not, but
satisfied for the present With playing,
q little more Of her miserable love
game With blair,
THE Diamond From the Sky" IS
still the magnet which draws this
adyenturesa to Blair, SO he IS sent gu,
in the hills by her to search for Ar
thur lie encounters Luke Lowell,
working as q blacksmith. and il is
here the plot to wreck the stage coaeH
is laid, Arthur meanwhile has lefs
the mines up III the hills, wltch he
had purchased, and is On his way to
take oye a new steam Yacht waic
he has added to his string OF eNpens,
i've Injuries.
Quietly wandering where Esther Is.
Quaoha makes q camp near tue oce9,
side, He makes himself a tishiu& pole
aud is immediately successful III hook,
ing q large fish and more. too, for it
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
There are only a few more strnta
ahead for the Thanksgiving turkey,
APPRECIATION EDITIONS,

Members Of the North Dakota Press
are performing a distinet service for
tho state this week, as attested to by
the excellent Appreciation Week edi.
1tons coming to the exchange table Of
the Tribune, ,.... 49,.
The weekly papera have taken hold
Of the idea with more than their usual
enthusiasm, Excellent illustrations
ara used and each edition mas a MAS
Of interesting data relative to the va,
fious sections Of the state.
Ut Is hard to single one out from
the many and the judges who are fore
ed to award the prizes have no easy
task before them,
Appreciation Week was a splendid
idea and the state press is entitled to
great praise for the manner in which
they put it into concrete form,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

Miss Margaret Ellington, who IL star
ring tbs season IN lie.iry Arthur Jones
big play '"Tle Lie" believes that one
reason why players keep their health
and youth longer than most people Is
that they get Just about the right pro-
portion Of physical aud mental eXer-
else, much OF it being taken on the
stages of thcaters, where, az a rule,
ventilation IL particularly good. She
herself is a great believer In fresh air.
Miss Ellington Ii, still a young Womr
M ana vibrant with life. Her recon-
mendation to her sex Is 'exercise-long
walks every day because they freshen
and stimulate, simple food and proper
rest ana relaxation. X
"All this talk about beauty DOCTORS"
says Miss Ellington, dieting ana the
different cures are not necessary at all
II women would only got out In the
open air more ana not lounge about
the house the way they do. ! really
believe tho telephone has a lot to do
with the way women are complaining
nowadays about their nerves ana not
feeling good.', Before the advent Of
the telephone. when our grandmothers
and the young girl who was at the
head Of the family would dress and 80
out to market and do their ew&nA",
there We're never so many compluh $
about physical condition, Nowa0a \,
the women Of the house pick up the
telephone and order from the butcher,
the baker and the candlestick maker.
everything that Is necessary for the
household. ana they never think of go
Ing out OF doors except to do their per-
sonal shopping, . The average after
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
Help Wanted-On the Allies front,
DUTY 10 s~ocjETy's.

Although the physician may he com
mended in some circles for refusine
to retain the shark of life in tae body
of the deformed baby horn recently
in a Chicago hospital, the general as
poets Of the situation cannot he over
looked, 1t is for society, not the ply
stefan, to determine the matter, I'm,
til legal restrictions are provided, to
accent the Rollinger precedent would
he dangerous, The plysieian must
ply his science to the preservation of
life and health, regardless of the so,
eial aspects,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
EDITOR OR GOVERNOR?

VI" VIZ wv "
George J. Smith Of Plaza, N. D., has
announced his candidacy, as a pro-
grossive Republican, for the governor.
snip OF his state. In connection with
This piece Of political information Is
the statement that he owns eight
newspapers and a magazine. For all
that w know to the contrary Mr..
Smith Is an excellent gentleman. The
ownership of that many publications
should stamp him rs a capable and
competent man. But the fact of that
ownership should prove his chief
stumbling block II 1t should not bar
him from the attainment of his politi.
cal ambition. No man has the right
to own and conduct a newspaper
real neWspaper-unless it is in the
public interest. Unless it is conduct
cd in that public interest no newspa-
per can amount to much. It takes
the brief OF the people and unless it
serves them as its chief object 1t
surrenders its high purpose and de.
scends to the level OF a mere organ.
Il II he Is a candidate for governor,
what will Mr.. Smiths eight newspa-
pers do? Can they take the position
that with eye single to the public well
fare and without selfish motive they
can ask the people to give him their
support? Can they assure the people
that their own editor and owner is
the best candidate asking their sup.
port and therefore should be prefer.
red to all other candidates? Is 1t rea.
sonable to expect people to believe
that when 4 newspaper champions
the political ambition of it's owner it
is acting in good faith with the PEG.
pie and for their best interests?
Every newspaper Yields a certain
influence and it is an exact proper.
ton to the confidence it's readers
have in its unselhish and high.mind.
ed determination to serve them and
urge what is best for them. But what
will be come of this confidence if q
newspaper urge directly or suggest
indirectly that its proprietor should
be selected for political preference!
A man with eight newspapers is in
position to be Of greater service to
the people Of North Dakota than its
governor. An editor with such an ap.
portunity has opened to him q field Of
usefulness never vouchsafed a COVER.
nor Editor Smith may do for North
Dakota more than Governor Smith
ever could have in his power to do.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

had partly swallowed "Tae Diamond
From the shy" lost overheard by
Lake, the nSght his pal turned against
him and their battle overturned the
rowhOat. "a,
But the hear, OF Qnaoha at 50 un'
eXpettedly recovering tae heaven
horn gem. beat fast but for an instant.
A big pelican, evening hungry. seized
the fish. diamond Invested, and few
out across the water.
All ill all. this Is q most remark,
able chapter, br.mtul OF exciuug &C,
ton, suspended dramatic balance and
sound, whole.nearted story interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

ing of those interested was held Mon
day night, when a site was selected
and a secretary elected to handle the
local end. The site selected is On
the N. w. right of way just westsof
p. j. Aasen's machine shop and the
secretary is w. r. Whitver. Work on
the building will begin soon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
WHY?

Our barns are bullying with the
crops, hank balances are in a healthy
condition and foreign trade pr0spers,
hut awa, continue to lick the war tax
stamps, Why?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

The Wilson administration should
improve present sources OF taxation
without attempting 10 increase FEEDER,
al income by devising new methods Of
%assessinE tle public.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
URGE FARM CREDITS.

Oakland, Cal, New 19--Resolu,
ITEMS urging that the government sup.
ervise and control farm credits and
that the prevailing interest on farm
loans be lowered, We're adopted at the
last days session ot the National
Grain Grange.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

Tie Cooperstown Courier-Sentinel
has a column entitled. "Twenty-nine
Years Ago" and in that column ap-
pears this significant note, wheat,
"a cents" r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
There is in this thought for Mr.. Smith
and for the people of North Dakota.
st. Paul Dispatch.
BlSMARCKAN
WITH OIL COMPANY
Will Open Offices at Cakes and
Establish OIL Tank Station
On N. w. Tracks.

Cakes, N. D., Nov. 19.-G. w. VOL
bert, representing the Home Oil COM
pany. has been in the city from New
Rockford this week organizing to put
in a local oil station. To get this it
was necessary to sell shares Of stock
TO the amount of S1,40o and The
Times is informed that this amount
has already been subscribed. A meet
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

The federal reserve board might so
further and put the United States
treasurer in the same su%perhueus
class az the comptroller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
LOCAL WEATHER hULLE Tif.
Forecast.

For North Dakota: Partly cloud
tonight and Saturday; warmer north
ana west portions tonight; colder Sat
Nrday with fresh southwest winds,
' OfnH1A ", nODilflTa,
81. Section Director,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1915.

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+ WHERE TIE TRIBUNE CAN =
4 az BOUGHT. =
+
Fargo, n. y.
Gardner Hotel,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Hotel Frederick,
Devils Lake, n. ..
II, b, R0seabufg, News agent
G, ], =, Turner, News agent.
Mihot, N. y.
Mansen Bros,
Dickinson, N, D.
st. Charles Hotel.
Minneapolis, MINI,
Kemp & Cohen. News agents.
Hotel Dyckman,
Hotel Nadiss0n,
st. Paul, MINI.
Merchants Hotel,
St. Marie, Fifth St, News agent,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20

so much danger from a well perform
ed and well cared for vaccination as
there is from the average trimming OF
a corn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
LOOK! BY nail FREE

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your name to several hundred publishers,
who will. send you FREE SAMPLE cop
les Of the leading magazines, Farm papers,
Poultry Journals, Household magazines,
Fashion Journals, etc. YOU WILL BE
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-20
WITH THE EDITORS
ONCE MORE.

r .". H4 t'E.W.#
All too soon now the people OF the
sovereign State OF Minnesota again
are to be permitted to exercise their
patriotic privilege OF voting a lot of
individuals into Jobs, under the provi-
sfons of that masterpiece Of theOreti-
cal legislation, the primary law.
Soon again they will have the pleas.
ure OF listening to a lot Of Self.nomi-
mated candidates ballyhoofng their
superior attractions for ~well-paying
positions, each ably supported by a
select coterie of %adherents, who have
picked their man as a likely winner,
or are taking a long chance on a dark
horse.
Then. on a ballot that looks like a
telephone directory, the voters VIII
pick from out Of the lot, no doubt by
inspiration, the best men to stand at
the regular election.
Assisting in attaining the correct
result will be the practical politicians
who are theoretically eliminated. BY,
uniting on n man In a split field, by
bringing forward certain candidates
10 divide certain others strength, by
voting Democrats In the Republican
primaries, and the other way around
when necessary, they Will make sllre
that the will or the people Is properly
recorded!
And il, in spite Of these precautions,
The primary result Is unsatisfactory,
. remedy lies in the regular slectiOn.
By carefully fostering the ~illfeeling
against a winning candidate bred in
q hot primary fight, a large segment
of one party, can be swung over, which
with the united support Of the organi-
cation men Of both parties for a Ger.
tain candidate, should SO far as hu.
manly possible insure against mis-.
takes in registering the peoples
choice.
Principles? Mainly whatever the
individual candidate has espoused in
his campaign for the nomination,
more important are nationality, re,
ligiOn, class feeling.
Great 10 the primary. law!
I Minneapolis Journal,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14

shattered homes to find their children wives dead OF missing
Children are fathales and wives have become widows
From the most recent reports appears that comparatively
escaped from the city Of Avesano Those who got and
only slightly wounded insisted returning amidst the
ruins Of their homes for relatives and friends
The survivors dug rsncay into heaps plaster stone
often stained with blood The uesome only often
successful
MOTHER BE0oMEs INSANE
scureo woman who unearhsd the body Of three year
old child suddenly became insane At Popo young husband re
turning from the fields where he work rushed his home
and found heap Of ruins He tore away fallen masonry
tered what remained Of his home only find lying dead
with her baby In her arms.
At sorA old grandfather the sole survivor Of family insist
cd upon forcing his way through the shattered Of what had
onos been his home The wall collapsed and the old was buried
with others Of his family y
young Italian driver who left Avsxsano few minutes before
the earthquake gave brief Of experiences when he
reached Rome early today The first intmaon of trouble was
when the horses OF his carriage suddenly refused 10 10 further and
stood trembling AT the moment there was deem rumbbng
IKE the roar OF railroad train going bride minute
later standing walls Of SONS quar along road had cumbed
and were lying In dust covered heaps
From Avessano thsre cas o Of frightened psople Amid thu
roar falling houses could bs heard the voices Of women calling
for the saints help The city cloud of dust To The
smoke ''' =" ""''
The driver and hin hos@ were blinded by III. dust bu, w.,
able to make than wv 10 Rama WV ""'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-14
Measure Intended to Remedy Ok
lahoma Conditions Is introduced
in House; Government Officials
Join Opinions With State As
sociation and Corporation Com
mission.

Section u. That appellate jurlsdlc.
tlon Is hereby conferred upon the su.
preme court Of this state to review
the authority Of said commission ln
making any orders under this act.
such appeal may be taken by any Der.
son, flrn or corporation, shown by
the record to be- Interested therein. in.
lhe same manner and time as appeals
are allowed by law from other orders
OF the corporation commission. Said
orders, 10 appealed from, shall not
be superseded, but shall be and remain
In full force and effect until finally
revised or set aside.
Section T. That, In addition TO any
penalty That may be imposed b. the
corporation commission, for contempt.
any person, firm or corporation, or
any officer, agent or employe thereof
directly or indirectly, violating the
provisions OF this act, shall be deemed
guilty OF L misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof In a court having
Jurisdiction, may be punished by n
fine In any sum not to exceed five
Thousand dollars $4,000 or I'M
prlsonment I'm the county jail not TO
EXCEED thirty 1904 days, ~or-sy both
such fine and Imprisonment
Section & That all acts or parts OF
acts In conflict with the provisions Of
this act, are hereby repealed.
Section o. That for the immediate
preservation OF the public peace.
health and safety, an emergency is
hereby declared to exist. by reason
whereof this act shall take effect and
he In full force from and after it's
passage and approval.