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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT
no LESLIE PRESCOTT, CARE
OF THE SECRET DRAWER.


| sometimes wonder if the gay lit
tie Marquise whose love letters used
to lie in this receptacle, ever found
one that made her very sad. Some
way the opcs that | place here seem
only to record an unhappness of some
kind.
can write my joys and my
pleasures to my friends, but It IS
only to you, Leslie Prescott, that Il
may tell the things that bother me,
that grieve me.
For you see l have perhaps a pc
culiar idea that no woman should
find fault with her husband to any
other person. Not even to her
mother should she voice the slight
est criticism of him unless things
become so bad that she finds she
cannot live with him any more. :
Dear old Jack has not reached that
place by many Il mile but it does take
il long time to get to the place of
understanding. love him much and
know that he loves me, but Love
is jealous little god and he just
won't be made to go in with the
other Lares and Penates. He wants
It all or nothing.
When Jack is away from me, he
is nothing else but perfect and |
dream of him as he is at times when
he comes in with that gay, laugh of
him and waltzes me around the room
and kisses me on my eyes, my lips
and my throat and tells me | am the
;swceting thing he has ever known.
always think he is going to be
like this when he comes home and [
am so disappointed when he comes
in looking glum and unhappy Then
know that things have gone wrong
at the office and issdon't. dare ask
him about it because l know he
doesn't want me to talk to him about
his business.
| wonder why it is that men do
not like to talk over their business
with their wives. No one would be
as interested as mans wife would
be in his business and yet they 'sili
tell intimate details of their business
and their life to some other woman
and talk shop by the hour with their
stenographcr and their secretaries.
Jack did not look cross at all the
otf err night when Mabel Locke con-
graduated him on his latest adver-
Using campaign which is now spread
all over the papers and magazines of
the country. The first night l saw
it l was so happy about it sand tried
to tell him so.
But he said impatiently, ooh, let's
don't talk about, it, I'm so tired.
never want to hear of the thing
again. It's done for. start some
thing new tomorrow"
Some way the every day cares and
responsibilities of married life push
all the sentiment out of it. Jack
thinks am awful sentimental but
to me man or woman without SEN
timent is man or woman without
an without without
soul and | would almost give up
Jacks love rather than the senti-
mental part of my nature. 1t makes
me able to appreciate to the fullest
all that. his love brings into my life.
This isn't such an unhappy letter
after all. started to write some
thing very different and yet I don't
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
DANGER IN STUBBORN COUGH

Stubborn coughs that hang on are
liable to lead to serious complica-
tions and should be checked prompt
ly with FoIey's Honey and Tar. II
have not coughed since taking Foley's
Honey and Tar. Other Medicines
tried did not help me-" writes John
j. Healy, Pittsfield, Mass. For quick
relief from coughs, colds. Group.
asthma, bronchitis and hay fever use
Foley's Honey and Tar. The largest
selling cough medicine in the World.
Contains no Opiates-ingredien
printed on carton. '''@''@' $50
= Every Is feet of level surface of
the earth in the temperate, zone re-
ceives an average of one horsepoweY
of heat energy from the sun.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
ADVENTUROUS
THE TWINS
by Olive Barton Roberta

Everybody had the best time at
the Ragsies' ball.
The bull-frog orchestra with the
woodpecker drumming the drums,
played fine dance music.
The Twins in their magic shoes
thought they had never had such a
good time.
The Moon Man grinned, the stars
winked, and the clouds stood still to
watch. Never had the meadow been
so gay.
Suddenly Rag Tag. the Ragsy
pointed overhead 10 hole in the old
chestnut tree. Look" he whis-
pered. "There's a birds sharp bill
sticking out! Someone was too lazy
to come to our party"
"The very ideal" cried Mister Tat
tiers Indignantly. II do believe it is
Mister Flicker, for that's where he
lives"
I've got an idea,," said Rag Tag.
Lets climb the tree and push him
inside and plaster TIP hole up with
mud. Then he can't get out until
we're ready tc let him. 1t may teach
him lesson in manners"
"Good," laughed Mister Tatters
Nancy and Nick, you do it, will
you?"
The Twins didn't want to very
much, but after all it was only a
joke and wouldn't last long, SO up
they climbed in their magic shoes.
Pretty soon they slid down. Its
all DONE" they said to Mister Tat
ters.
Suddenly Marcy cried, why
there's Mister Flicker over there!'
"Then who can the other be i!
Please go at once and look" said
the Ragsy Man.
So up went the Twins again and
dug out the mud.
There was Mr.. PIN PIN, the
Brownie Man.
81 got so tired. Iclimbed up here
for forty winks," he yawned, "and
someone shut me in"
ooh, we're so sorry" apologized
Nancy. but we thought the peak
on your cap was Mister Flicker's
sharp bill.
"I'll forgive you this time smi,: d
the kind little Brownie man.
Ito Be Continued)
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The first sign of summer is when
you wish it was winter.
Here's news from Brazil. They
may have revolution. All Brazil
nuts don't grow on trees.
Somebody mailed bomb to Los
Angeles and the mail went off.
Hindenburg thinks he will fight
Japan. We think it would be too
long trip for the Japs. l.
Seems as if the captains of in
dustry have given forward, March"
In Seattle, burglars gagged George
Snow with Georges wife's waist, so
Georgette crepe.
Uncensored bathing suits will be
worn in Chicago, so Chicago may
soon be bigger than New York.
Here's news from Cuba. Havana
has built a hotel to hold about 200
guests when full, or 1000 sober
guests. "
Just when it looked as il we were
in for n fine summer, the Stillman
case broke out again.
Lightning streak. which made
Florida man. lose his memory was q
streak of luck, if he owed money.
Sugar still up. Sugar Lumps cost
a lump sum.
Our estimate is that many tall
men are getting stoop shouIdered
trying TO dance cheek to check.
One thing about a porch swing is
you never have to figure how many
miles per gallon.
The only thing more awkward than
country fellow in town is a town
lellOW III tne country.
Following the line of least resist
ance gets many mans arm around
waist line.
Here's job for college graduates.
They can work as clothing advertis-
mcnts.
One tells us she went out to the
ball game and came home with
stocking full of runs.
We like spring better than winter
because in spring everybody else in
lazy, too.
It's few years early. but
"Twinkle. twinkle, little light; look
at the airplanes out tonight"
Many mans face is his fortune,
so he feels cheap when he needs a
shave.
You can't get blood out of turnips,
but friend with turnips got a
chicken out of them.
People who think too much of
themselves do not think enough.
Trouble with knocking around the
world is it knocks YOU around
Ali right for a girl to close her
eyes while kissing, is she keeps her
mouth shut afterward.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
REINDEER MEAT

Will large part of the meat supply of descendants
from Alaska and northern Canadameat of the rein
deer and caribou? Sefansso the arctic explorer thinks
Our government getting around to similar idea. 1t
predicts in bulletin, that reindeer meat will have
large sale and be available in many parts of America.
In Alaska alone there than 100 herds of
deer running Wild varying in size from 400 to 5000 head
herd Plenty of free grazing land for them up there
in Canadas Yukon and the northwest territories
stretching eastward to Hudson Bay.
Reindeer and caribou ranching is springng up
industry, growing swiftly.
Z The first reindeer imported into Alaska about 40
by the farsighted Rev. Dr. Sheldon Jackson
took him 20 1890 head From these sprarg
the great herds of today.
Wfred Grenfe, the author and medical missionary,
introducing reindeer into Labrador She writes that
reindeer weighs than two sheep and that 100000
worth of reindeer meat will reach Chicago this year from
Nome, Alaska.
Some time ago the chief of the U. S. Biological Survey
told Congressional committee that in 20 Alaska will
be exporting 1,25O,O 900 reindeer carcasses q year
The purpose of building up this industry, of course is to
provide cheaper meat But transportation big obstacle
For instance the reindeer that will be delivered in Chicago
for 100000 this will sell for $37O00O when they leave
Nome The difference, $23OOOO is transportation cost
Another handicap is that reindeer has gamey
flavor like venison, which few people like At least it's
cultivated TASTE
dodge the high food by raising at the
Tar corners OF the earth where land and labor
Reindeer and caribou meat be cheaper than beef pork
or lamb but the demand is created up will
the price Proteers will to that Like leeches they
will follow the meat industry north the they
follow the gold rushes to exact extortionate tribute
The day is coming however, with rapidly increasing
population when America will need the reindeer
bou of the far north we'll all the animals
enter into genuine competition with domestic hogs
steers and sheep. All will have full market
We're developing complicated civilization when
have to go toward the north pole for enough to eat
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
THE ELTINGE

THE ELTINGE
Long ago Cecil B. De Mile made
a promise to the screen public. He
promised that each succeeding pro-
duction bearing his name should ex-
eel its predecessor in quality and
that each of his photoplays .sh ould
differ vitality in theme from its feJ.
lows. He has kept that promise.
Each succeeding production has mark
eu uIstInct advance IN the art Of
photoplay making. and. each in turn
has presented IA different phase Ct
life--its thoughts, emotions and re-
actions.
In Fools Paradise the produc-
er's Paramount production, which
comes to the Ell tinGc. theatre today
and tomorrow, Friday and Saturday,
Mr.. De Mile presents a pilot odran,a
that is unique in theme, cast and
setting from any of his previous
productions. Yet despite this wide
divergence from c,:er photoptays, it
has the note of universal appeal
which is characteristic of al his
screen efforts. Dorothy Dalton. Con
rad Nagel and Mildred Harris head
a strong cast. .......
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A THOUGHT

Before was afflicted + went
astray; but now have kept thy word.
1t is good for lme that have been
been afflicted; that might leArn thy
statutes.-Ps. 1887. H..
Ny advice is TO consult the lives of
other men, n asa~eu &Suldl'a 4, looking
glass, and from thence fetch exam
plss for our limitations Terence.
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his destructive career and returns
to his former docile habits.
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know whether it is your influence,
deal little Marquise, but | can only
think just now of my my great big
splendid husband who, in spite OF
his lapses and idiosyncrasies, little
faults and foibles, has made me hap
pier than | have ever been before.
Here he comes.
LESLIE.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01

Brightly polished shoes are said
20 be cooler than dull or dusty shoes
because they throw off the suns rays
by reflection
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01

Only sheep native to America is
the wild Rocky Mountain sheep,
which have never been domesticated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
CANCER

One in every 10 Of the worlds population is infected with
form Of cancer the specialist DR. Frank Smiths
Don't worry about it, We're also infected with nearly every
disease under the mild FORM but blood fights and
holds down the invaders long keep general
health good, blood rich and in fighting condition
Cancer usually is due to Chronic irritation" That's
the doctors get in their explanations They may
a agree. but many canceEs result Of worry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01

Isinglass is a whitish, semi-trans-
parent substance prepared from the
bladders of the sturgeon and the
cod.
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LAST BUT NOT LEAST

Members of the City Commission and the special citizens
committee have been putting in strenuous hours at
tempting to the best solution of Bismarcks water
problem Apparently progress has been made. Bids
have been received of highly competitive nature and we'll
within the estimates made by the city engineer.
So far good But very important duty of the City
Commission lies ahead The provision for supplying the
motive to drive the and deliver the water to
the the final be faced because the
commission deems of less Importance than the rest but
because the contracts being taken up their numerical
order.
Public sentiment is practically unanimous in Bismarck
to relations with private utility the delivery OF
water and place that control wholly within the hands of the
City Commission The cost of power is material factor
the cost of water and the few thousands
for the installation of the oil engines insignificant
of the material saving made
Then too every city must have than supply OF
power for it's If oil engines installed there Will
be at least two of to draw in emerg
1t has been found advisable to provide auxiliary
engines that at time could the city be without
to drive the pumps.
If the city it's water system and then must enter
into contract with private utility to pump the water at
rate the state commission might fit to fix then Bis
marck would be little better off for rate making would still
be in the hands of the state and the possibility of expensive
litigation always present.
The vast saving to be made in the of the oil engines
for power pump the water and light the city and
the public buildings of Bismarck is too great consideration
to be passed lightly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-01
GOLD RUSH VIA AIR

Prospectors in airpanes will rush into Labrador to open
up gold field In Dol1ard, western Canada the
coated mounted police think bandits who robbed bank
rived and departed by airplane
4, air service is announced: Zeppelns
will operate between Boston, New York. New Orleans
5San Diego
q Oh, yes, these flying machines never will amount to
much the sagecoach driver said of the steam railroad
when he heard train had made it's first trip.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED--AGENTs.

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Tenady. N. ]. -
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Statesmen
statesmen (TEN)

Middle age or over, to sell
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School for Statesmen, United
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HELP-FEMALE.
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STENOGRAPHER.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

AUDITOR, Office manager or general office
work, by young man with Is years. expert.
ence; would appreciate an interview. Ad.
dress Box 1868, Star office.
B0OKKEEPER, double entry: good educa tion
and reference. Address Box 310-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ACCOU OUNTANTS-Prepare for the G. p A.
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HSy sSSsh Sos t pesons s fsr M. s
CIVIL sETVICE EXAMTNATTONs-st
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e s eiess saa to
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Lewis Hotel Training School. 1340 N. Y. ave.
Learn to make Mechanical. Architectural and
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Evening star., 1923-10-14

TIN R0OFERS and stove men. T. W. Binnix
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Evening star., 1923-10-14

CHAUFFEUR, colored. who
has District and Md. license, and
can drive a White automobile
to work as porter inside of store
and drive package delivery car.
Apply Henry Gibbs, shipping
clerk. The Hecht Co., 9TH at F.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
OFFICE ASSISTANTS.

OFFICE ASSlS Ian L y.
Several young ladies with ex-
perience, to assist in office; must
be able to write we'll and figure
accurately; permanent positions.
Apply between l and 5 pm.
to Superintendent, Hecht Co.
9TH at F.
Evening star., 1923-10-14
WANTED-AGENTs.
Continued,

FREE ERAINCOAT'-Goodyear Mfg. Co., 47-C
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tsfsoh son IN each locality who will recommend 1t
10 friends. Write today.
GENERAL AGENTS-S80-s 5000 week; guaran-
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Evening star., 1923-10-14

~ fhEE RAINC0AT'-Goodyea Mfg. Co., 47-C
Goodyear Bldg. Kansas City, No., is making
an oHer TO send a handsome raincost to one
i~rsoh IN each locality who will recommend 1t
to friends. Write today
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HELP--MALE.
5TER mail ORIGINAL recommendations
1DDIufn1 f0r e,nnIOumruf USP COPIES.

" applying for employmCnt. Use C0PIES
ACCOUNTANTS AND BOoKKEEPERS-A firm
requiring a number of accountants whom II
desires TO train according to its own methods.
desires applica tions for employment from men
who really care to make accountancy their
profession State age, education, business ad-
Dress home address and telephone. Address
BOx 104-S, Star office