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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-09-07

enee." said President Beck. 81 feel
certain we are gOlag to be able 20
round everything out IA good shape
for the next political campaign"
At the annual picnic OF the railroad
men of Sioux Falls at McKennan park
last week President Beck was the
principal speaker. More than 500 at
tended. The matter OF uniting for
political action was the principal sub
ject discussed, and the railroad men
and their women folks pledged SUP
port to the movement.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-09-07
RAILROADS AN ISSUE
IN NEXT ELECTION

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Government
ownership and operation of the rash
roads is likely to be the issue in next
years presidential campaign, accord
ing to DR.. David Friday, director Of
the research council OF the national
transportation institute and former
president of the Michigan agricultural
college.
ut is Of vital importance that a
thorough, impartial examination be
made of all the results of government
railroad operation wherever carried on,
and that the fact be made known to
the public" said DIR. Friday, who in
sists that otherwise an election on
this issue would be a farce"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-09-07

WANTED TO BUY.
We buy and sell all kinds Of books.
G. H. Book Exchange. 1881 So. G.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT
TO LESLIE PRESCOTT,
CONTINUED

l wonder if you are Interested in
all this, little Marquise? If you are
not you can just leave the letters
lying in the little secret drawer and
never peep into them. But car, tell
you l was very much interested in
finding out why had met Ruth and
Walter Burke-in that out -ths-wa
place. t4a H.;
She did not give me change to
question but clasped her hand
around my arm tightly and said, Il
am sure, Leslie, you were sent to
me by Providence itself" ~
"What do you mean, dear %
"I'm afraid l was just I about to
do something would have. regretted
all my life" 81
Ruth, you don't mean to tell me
-" hurriedly questioned.
Eyes, that is just what / do mean, y
she interrupted. walter had just
.about persuaded me to leave tomor-
/ row morning for Europe with him. "
DO you love him." "
81 don't know, but oh, Leslie, | am
SO ClTeO OIL IL ali duu WdlIcI mas
loved me for years-at least he tells
me he has"
but Ruth, that. has not kept him
from getting into number of scan
dals with other women. Walter
Burke's reputation, as you know, is
most unsavory."
Eyes, yes, know dear, but surely
jyou can understand that even
through all his protestations and his
love making to other women, mar
may be able to keep the one woman
in his heart apart and alone"
"Could you do this, Ruth? If yol
loved a man could you flirt with ano
flatter other men? Could you lie
them make love to you, all the while
holding him in your heart? Woul'
you not feel that you had besmirche'
your love?"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS
By Olive Roberts Barton

Pretty soon Nancy and Nick ar
rived in Dixie Land. They found
the mselves on an old plantation
right near a big buttonwood tree,
Just as the Fairy Queen had direct
ed.
Half way up the buttonwood tree
was a little door and on the door was
a card which said "Missez 'Possum!
Her Housed"
Away down near to the ground
was doorbell and Nick gave it .
pull.
Instantly the door overhead
opened and a voice called down,
who's there?"
1--WE are!" answered the Twins.
"We've come to CALI"
It's easier for me to come down
than it is for you to come up" call
ed Missez 'Possum, $50 just sit down
TIL gather up my family. l can't
leave them alone very we'll, for
Brothah Coon's mighty fond OF
young 'possum and he lives over
yondah in that tree"
Pretty soon she dropped right at
their feet, but what was the Twins
amazement to see a creature almost
hidden from sight by dozen little
'possums sitting up in straight row
like majors, their funny tails curlec
tightly around hers to keep them
from falling off.
Get off, children, and behave your
mammals and make bow to tn
lady and gentleman" said Misse;
'Possum, giving her tail sharp jerl
which sent them all rolling.
| ooh, Nanny, Nanny" they al
shrieked, rushing at her again ant
piling on like passengers atop of |
Fifth avenue bus. Don't put US oil
please"
"All right. sighed Missez 'Possun
patiently. "Talk about people bein,
tied to ones apron strings. It's fa
worse to have them tied to your tai
But after all l don't blame then
Old Reddy Fox is always sneopin
around, and he likes 'possum BETA
than Mistah Coon even. My! Every
body seems to like 'possum - eve
people, it's dreadful to be SO popu
lah!" - ST,
| "That's what we came to sc
about" said Nick. "We'll help 70
any way we can"
That's very kind Of you," sal
Misses Postum gratefully, obi
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110l1l5iinl!S
SAWS

While IN Francisco girl in
| sured her knees for $4,000 1t is no.
| whv the American Leiion met there.
| New American Legion head is ia
| cowboy. How appropriate! Quinn
will meet the bull IN Washington.
The nice thing about Papyrus los
| ing TO Zev is now we won t have to
| learn to pronounce Papyrus.
Sunday football players arrested
| in Pittsburgh were probably few
| left over from Saturday.
Europeans say we Americans are
always after more money. Quite
right. We always need more.
Man jumped out of a sixth floor
window IN lew York where some
apartments nave no back doors.
About $4,000 British doctors have
voted to strike and the people may
get sick Of it.
Lloyd George wall be the greatest
diplomat on earth If he leaves
America without haircut.
This Viscount Goto of China wor-
ries u.s. We always imagine they
didn't finish his name.
Coolidge is unable to attend The
Army-Navy football game, but has
one Of MS own at home.
While bottienose whale was
caught off Gloucester it was not
hanging rum runner.
Middletown IN. " cat set for 9
hen and was probably as busy as an
old hen with one kitten.
California golfer made his seconc
hole in one, proving golfers are a:
bad as fishermen.
|, Opening day of New York pleas
ant season six hunters were bagged
Mellon says taxes may be lower
This is regarded as good sign al
election is coming.
Los Angeles judge rules a wife ha
, right to enjoy life, which will sur
priso MANY husbands
Army aviators will fly around tn
world. Some day an aviator wi
have girl on every planet.
A movie beauty is demanding $21
! 900 for her lost trunks, so they wer
O not bathing trunks.
= Are you feeling blue? This ma
IL cheer you a little. Fifteen lane
S lords were fined in New York.
l. Mayor says Chicago is dryest cit
, in the country and we say Janual
- is the hottest month.
" }-.s.i--a .a,a.- 7,s.p
e. Wilmington. (Calif.) man asks d
vorce because she kept six dogs,
being one of them.
~ Film attire, as you may have n
10 ticed, is filmy attire.
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President Coolidge has drafted the
interpretive line and allowed it TO be in.
scribed over his signature on a historical
bronze tablet just dedicated in New York:
The tablet was placed on the building of
the Butterick Publishing Company at
Spring and Macdougal Streets by the
Greenwich Village Historical Society to
marx the site of the old Richmond Hill
Mansion, famous in revolutionary days
when Greenwich Village was a separate
community from New York City. Pre-
sident Coolidge's inscription reads:
"This tablet is raised in reverence for
great deeds of the past that it may be an
altar to the faith of the future"
From thismansion w ashington directed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
SUMMONS

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Burleigh. In District Court, Fourth
Judicial District.
Willis H. Cawley, Plaintiff. vs..
Elizabeth E. CaYley, Defendant.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
uuired to answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff in this action a copy 1ot
which is hereto annexed and here
with served upon you and to serve a
copy of your answer upon the SUBJ
scriber at his office in the city Of
Bismarck, in Burleigh County, North
Dakota within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of such service,
and in case of your failure to SO APP
pear and answer, judgment will be
taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Sept. "a. 1928. s..
r. E.. McCURDY,
Attorney for Plaintiff, ~
Residence and p. O.
Address, Bismarck, N. d.
9-27-10-4-11-18-25-11-1
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ELIMINATION OF GRADE CROSSINGS

The limited States of Public Roads launcned
worthy campaign when out to eliminate railroad grade
crossings on primary highways for the building OF when
federal funds are asked The State Highway Commission
and the commissioners of Burlegh county, it is pleasing TO
note strongly behind such policy terrible so
being taken in nation in atomoDle grace
crossing accidents North Dakota and the immediate wen
ty Of Bismarck will not forget the tragedies OF the
last few wears which have snuffed out many lives. .
The railroads and many other agencies engaged in
credtabe effort to induce motorists to care 1t has
long rule in cities and electric lnteruroa hes IN
the county to stop before crossing railroads. The state
railroad commission decreed that ntecty bus lines IN
North Dakota stop before making the crossing IN
spite of the warning grim tragedy thousands of motorists
contine to blthey step the at railroad crossing
without looking to right or left.
More power to those organizations officials and railroads
who are doing their decrease the number OF crossing
accidents by mpressing the minds OF the people inc
there will be such accidents long there grade
ngs is not doubted The two campaigns are correlated Inc
ultimate goal, Of is the elimination OF every danger
Gus embarrassing.
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portant point Of contact for the work
at this meeting In the form OF coo
leges.
In five other states-California.
Washington, Oregon. Idaho, ana
Utah-it was agreed at subsequent
conferences that bankers agricui-
tural committees would meet at
the state agricultural colleges ano'
IN cooperation with the college
officials, work out program that
they would recommend to the
banks. ~.
The Texas Plan
It was at the Texas conference
that It was developed that the ON
Gals of both thu bankers assoc'a.
tion and o. the state college felt
| the biz problem for that state was
! the establishment OF a system OF
collective, orderly marketing. In
order; to. bring, this problem effec-
lively before the farmers and
bankers It was agreed to hold a
banker.farmer meeting In Decem-
her. Efforts will be made to get
from 200 to ESQ. bankers TO attend,
each banker til brin3 with him
several representative farmers OF
1 his community. The program and
demonstration will emphasize the
need. Of 2msAtinEsJ the marketing
problem .and poi1t ways to q salts
factory solpt3 on.s ~
At Athenss 6EKfa. the confer
.ence recommended that the State
Bankers AS sociatipn take steps to
raise fund tor lsaistihg deserv
/ inf students % complete 2 college
course IN agriculture Sor home eco
Monies. This conference. rscog
nising the valuable work beip(
Il done by county agricultural ant
nome demonstration agents, als'
ventron record AZ favoring the en-
.ployment OF agents 'ias each county
4 At the RALEIGH. North Carolina
conference the, pressing problem
n addition, to loans for worthy stu
dents. was. held to be encourage
.ment Of the farmer TO practic
greater crop. diversihcation. n
conferees sfalt. thet the first 81
lstap 81 vas 10 sgstg1afmers ct leai
!, tb' pr6duus snalcteHt vegetables
frad ilk msssssp4 poultry !. !
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER SPECIAL
EXECUTION

Notice is hereby given tnarf by vir-
tue Of judgment and decree Of
foreclosure made. entered and doc
keted in the District Court Of Bur-
leigh County, State Of North Dakota,
is plaintiff, and William Thoare,
Barnes Brothers. Incorporated John
Kurki. and william II. Thelan. are
defendants, in favor Of said plaintiff
and against said defendants on the
18th day Of September 1923. andA by
authority Of special execution issued
by the Clerk Of said Court. and to
me directed under date IT September
of BurleiRf County, State OF North
Dakota wall sell at pdblic auction at
,t(A 'front.' dnns - fhei cpllxth ouse in
is e Ststs 81 North Dakof.. o.: tns
29th day IT October, 1871, ~ three
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
President Coolidge lnscribes Tablet

his Long Island campaign in 1916. SUBJ
sequently II was the residence Of John
Adams and afterward Of Aaron Burr.
Many prominent Americans and the am
bassadors from Europe were guests at one
time or another. Much of the early his
tory OF New York had its beginnings at
Richmond Hill mansion.
A companion tablet bearing the names
of two hundred and twehty-one employees
of the company, who served in the world
war, was dedicated at the same time.
The two tablets were prepared by
Gutzon Borglum who will design bronze
relief frieze of both revolutionary and
modern soldiers to be installed above the
companion tablets.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
NOT TOO DEEP, HENRY

Henry Ford clubs to have convention to nominate
him for the Presidency Things begin to look serious al
though Henry has dscreety refused to indicate desire to
be candidate Mr. Ford doubtless has pretty intimatc
knowledge by this time of the myriad opened to rch
for cats or similar worthy objects But if he gets deep into
politics his banro is apt to experience some new sensa
tons He might page few state officials in his own state
or North Dakota examples Of how nexhaustbe the
pocketbook of man potcs the eyes of many people,
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ka4hec an8le4

Yes, would feel that, dear, but
surely you understand that men and
women are different"
why are they different"
81 think mostly because of the diff
ference in a mans and woman's edu-
cation. A man is taught that he will
be forgiven and woman is made to
understand that she must forgive.
HAS it never struck you. Leslie,
rather singularly that the first year
after the war the newspapers were
full CT accounts of women who had
forgiven their husbands for marital
derelictions while they were abroad
Indeed, some of those women adopted
the children of these illicit unions.
But did you read anywhere of a
man, coming back and finding his
wife with child as proof of her be-
| trayal of him, forgiving her? l did
| not.
"That is just it, Ruth" broke in
trying to drive home the truth she
had uttered. "Do you know what
would happen to you, my dear, il
you should take that ship for Eu
| rope tomorrow In few years Wal
ter Burke would be coming back tt
his old home town handsome, debo
nair, still an eligible bachelor. HI
would be ready to marry some CIR
much younger than himself, while
tyou at best would be skulking arount
! third rate boarding houses, hoping
Enot to meet your own countrymel
| for fear scandalous tongues woul
make You forego even that sordid re
treat"
y Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
TO HEAR ABOUT CHINESE

: Philippine Islands in ancient times inhabited by the
Chinese according scientists who have been digging
relics of the past All paeolithc roads beginning to
lead to China excavations suggest that the cradle
of the human race in Gob the big Mongoian desert
You'll read lot about the original Chinese in next few
wears Among other things they claim they discovered
1000 years ahead of Columbus We think p T. Bar
mum discovered America
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25

live on. Many farmers, II waae
brought out, now depend entirely
on the cotton crop. and buy the
products named for their own
tables.
More Economical Credit
At the conference at lthacaI
N. Y, those participating felt thaK
a better understanding between
farmers and bankers would be
beneficial to both. At present o
large amount Of the credit used
by farmers is in the form Of mer-
camille credit, which, it was point
ed out, is much more expensive Tor
them than bank credit. 1t was felt
that campaign. of education 10
needed to acquaint farmers with
banking facilities. Tho conference.
therefore. recommended that the
Agricultural Committee Of the
State Bankers Association, the az.
ricultural college and representa-
tives Of the Farm Bureau and the
State Grange get together for the
| purpose of working out programs
and plans for further meetings to
be held in the various counties OF
the state.
At a conference held at Amherst.
Massachusetts,, there were repre-.
sentatives from Vermont, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts Rhode
Island and Connecticut. Emphasis
was placed on the Importance Of
the Boys and Girls Club work,
i The New England conference also
l.felt that the importance of bank
credit over mercantile credit
should be stressed. "A resolution
was adopted and is being sent, 70
agricultural committees in each
State urging that they get In touch
a with their agricultural colleges
and map out program for educat'
ing the farmer In regard to the
importance and the economy Of
. bank credit over mercantile credit
, The emphasis on this resolution
! came not so much from the bank
ers present as It did from the rep
!, resentatives Of the agriculture
, colleges and the farmers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
1929 WEATHER STRANGE

The Kondie region far north had the longest summer
season in its history Autumn has been phenomenay milo
up there the Yukon River free of ice late in October
Old settlers are predicting mild winter in the north
which would mean an "open winter in country. One
guess as good another for 1923 has been the strangest
year weather generation You'll recall some seen,
They got fooled
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
REPRESENTATIVES. FOR COLDS

With winter coming, whether mild or severe, epdemcs
of colds are certain. Here is free medicine:
Dr. j. R. Harris writes in international Journal OF Surg
cry that fresh fruit juices especially and
help cure colds prevent them Acids of fruit juices
do many things important of which the way they
aid boofs white copuscles to attack and devour cold
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
STEEL OUTUT

Steel industry has slowed down. nothing to worry about
Just reaction, buying abnormaly big few months
ago. Buyers sit back, sizing up the situation hoping for
price cuts It's periodical situation buyer and producer
saying to each other: "Well I'm waiting it's your move
United States Steel Corporation is working nineteenth of
capacity only tenth less than top speed 1t has orders on
its books for over five million tons of steel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
PROGRESS RAPID

When the Wright brothers making the first airpanc
fights they predicted that eventually might fly so miles
an hour but hardly faster Americans already flying
+ five times that fast
The engines of the latest planes turn the air propelers
more than 40 times second and of those engines de-
s4velop 400 horsepower and better apiece.
Progress has been rapid, will steadily be Air
planes in another generation will probably be COM
mon as autos are today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25

. There is fly farm in London
where the pests are deliberately
bred, as means, however, of study
ing methods of discriminating the
species.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
FARMER BANKER conferences
THROUGHOUT NATION DEVELOP
WAYS TO AID ACRICULT URE'
Collective Marketing Diversified Farming Promotion
Of Agricultural Education and Use Of Bank
ri. Instead Of Mercantile Credits Chief
Lines of Suggested Action.
BY, o. II. OTIS.


- Four lines Of action to improve the business OF
farming stand out in the discussions that have occur
red at a series of farmer banker conferences now;
being held throughout the United States. They arc
collective marketing diversified farming. the promo
ton of agricultural education and the use OF tne
more economical bank credit rather than mercantile
credit Al points active steps to foster action
along these lines have been taken. " 2 80
The conferences initiated by the Agricultural
Commission of the American Bankers Association 70
the end that the condition of the man on the lar"
ha improved The first conference was held IN cor
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
SWISS CHEESE

Everything is less topsyturvey, and nothing
seems to be spared Switzerland is excited by it's
ment's discovery that Swiss cheeses threefths
HOLES ony two-fths cheese. Normally the other
around Only the Swiss know the reason, and they
cant tell.
Possibly the restaurant doughnut will bear watching
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25

Probably the most valuable book
/ in the world is Hebrew Bible in
the Vatican for which more than
100000 has been refused
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25
MENTAL TESTS

An eastern urges mental tests to keep incapable
candidates out Of college, He figures this would prevent
wasting the time Of teachers as well as dumbbels
IIforunatey it can't be done The really fit students
Is distinguishes from the unfit until about Is years
4. ID I'll knpw sfar graduate who i driving
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the rate Of 79o per annum.
Dated this 10th day Of. September,
1928.
ALBIN HEDSTROM,
Sheriff Burleigh County, North
Dakota. -
MCINTYRE, BURTNESS. 4 ROBBINS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, = \
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Y ~. p-20- 27 10-4-11s1Sk25
Is Ta 3gsi 81 I'll: as fss an
|spntbsealk Eherssss fabric
touches the skin.
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Sidney Cohen, manager of the Ar
cade Variety store, has left for West
Baden Springs, Ind, where he will
spend few weeks in recuperating.
Mr.. Cohen has been under q ply
sician's care for the past six weeks
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-25

Puis Zuger, pioneer resident OF
Morton county, has shown q decided
improvement since being under treat
ment at the Deaconess hospital.