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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
Editorial Comment
Queen Maric's Visit
Cargo Forun)


III the long and varied histories which royalty
has written since the beginning Of government, il
liz doubtful If any ruler has ever pcnncd u chapter
such as Queen Marie Of Kumania penned on her
oncd day journey across the state OF North Dakota
Monday. Kings and queens without number have
got close to the soil Of their Kingdoms, have visited
and suppcd with peasants, but none, far as men,
cry serves, has gone into a foreign country and
cschcwcd the pomp and circumstance, the pageantrv
and the fussfuss cf society and become one Of the
folks Marie. queen and cosn'opolitc. did in this
state. Certainly, it the most democratic, the
most varied and the most homcly day she has had
since she stepped American soil. and, perhaps, in
her life. II is doubtful il her anabasis in this
try will record another day that equal it. There
is doubt that il will live in her memory, and that
North Dakota is ntagliatcd in her heart.
Il is II simple story, this account Of her journey
from Fargo to Beach; yet il il deeply moving one.
In it's simplicity ana drama, il is like nothing So
much as one Of those plays Anton Chckhov bull:
| around his fellow Russians. Simple and static :.
| Yes. hut all great dramas compounded Of those
very things, for tho simple and static run deeply
| and many qualifications stem from them. II is the
sort Of dramatic story that will live after the shout
| ing and tumut Ut gaudicr and more ornate anu
eloquent receptions have died away. The gaudy and
| the eloquent arc only for show. anyway, and they
las, hut moment. in the mind, and give way
! To tn, things which touch the heart.
| Queen Marie has had her great public, society ana
government receptions. She has been acclaimed by
the wise oncs the social aud the great O
l America. and she responded graciously as Queen
should Monday. SHE visited by the men ant
women who represent the foundations Of this great
dem, cracy and she was thrilled far than
she had been by the trappngs and rituals Of state
| She greeted anl received sister by the first
American citizens, and that was an experience she
4 never had known and never have repeated. II
all this she responded with the righteousness Of
queen and woman. making secret Of the pride
that was stirred in her by the friendly and homcl,
acclaim IT North pakota's farmers Because Of II
She has better idea Of American democracy. il.
ideals and its portcnts. The rhythm Of life il
is lived cut here beats IN her heart. toe.
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SAElENf.sSIN:Al!EE:R
Annexustin Gus VIZ sS{k *,

Hathaways give YOU the gate. Saw
him out driving today with Selma
Pruitt. He was showing her them
new bungalows Dads building for
him out in Enfield. Why don't you
pep up little. il YOU want to lassS
him. Learn to strut your stuff. like
Cherry does! Learn Is do the Charles
ton. take the brakes off them big
brown eyes Of yours! You're not bad
loQkin.s Faith. honest. But you've
got n lot Of hiKh-class competition in
this old burg
"Oh. shut up!" Faith rumpled his
hair affeosionatcly, unable to resist
his heavy footed. we'll meaning cheer
fulncss. Joy. Joy!" she called
sharply. where in the world is
swell. guess I'm com ing, aint
II" Joy rctortcd impudcntly, APP
pcaring with her mouth smcaresl
with trll-talr chocolate sauce.
sfYou've been into the desscr,
again" Faith seized her little sis
ter's hand and slapped Il sharply
'.Oh. hello. Dad! You look tired
honey. Things going MI right ON tn
johy" Her irritAbility vanished =,
she laid her smooth white checl
against his vrtnklcd. leathery one.
11eslWe te0 down on the ccmeu,
jek,@ her father told her YEARLY
- aarivo&ay's got % be, torn ou1
and pat In 1gaih. Loots like I ma,
~ hate On ny contract and have &
forfeit that five hundred I put mp"
"OA. surely not.s Faith soetAes
him, but her eyes betrayed her dis
nay. ~Dont give mp too easily, dear
~ probably won't rain aRain for
l-neMkA. Mothers not feeling yer,
Well. She's been asking for yoG
Sapper's nearly ready. but CAsrr
iunH Aese ret
n don't yuess sAc'il ~ -
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AnneAustin

Us that wee. wee female gone -"
Long" Lane flung his cap to the
sidchoard and dragged u chair up TO
the still unset dining table. when
do We cat. You trails may think this
gcurKCttc crepe or whatever YOU call
Il looks good enough to eat. hut I'm
working man. l am. and Graves
food"
Faith swept the scraps Of chiffon
fran the dining table and flung
white oil cloth upon it. HAS Dad
come in yet. Mothers feeling badly
today. and I've been keeping an eye
on her and helping Madame Denise,
too. And I'm 80 tired l could lie
right down and die" she moancd. al
most IN tears. "Mhcn l get married
If | over do-l'm going to elopc.
No big church wedding for me-
"i0u and ms both" Junior grinncd
1T her chccrfully. me and Fay have
II all dopcd out just u raid ON the
city hall. u pow-wow with tho Justice
Of the peace. aud the dect'll be DONE
"fOu and fay.' Faith. stopped
short in disMay. her hands full oi
dishes from thc sidcbeard. .'Oh
Junior! You're not really thinking
of getting married. arc You. YOU'RE
- Mwtally. young! And Fay"
''l'M nearly twcusy-two. the oldest
ono Of tho BUNCH" '.Long" thrust
out his lower lip In little-Hoy pctu,
lance, And IN wreck the Joint Il
1nyune clso throws Il up % ne Abou,
fAv's being married before. Sh,
wasn't really married. and you know
/ Il ~ vol do, Her Dad had III,
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Faith set the dishes upon the tahl.
with hang. much m unuxnal slGo
81 lrritAhilitv that s'Long" whistlcs
With aMA1ement.
'sisf about: ~ i 81, s xs.s 81
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
4 Prison RefOrmer
New York Tincsl

To prison reform Thomas Mott Osborne gave the
full devotion II his later years. lie had something
" crusaders spirit. From the moment when he
had himself locked up in cell nj Auburn MS "'rom
Rrrwn." Convict No. ;33a3N. in order to acquire 4
sympathetic Outstanding of conditions within
prison walls he lived his cause. Discipline through
self government Was his doctrine. the Mutual Wei
fare League its tangible expression For the old
system IT hard and rcprcssivc discipline. imposed
from without. he had little use. lie liked 70 quote
with scom the words Of Judge Walworth. who said.
in charging Cayuga County jury some generations
ago: Confinement with labor merely has no
terror Tor the guilty: is through bodily suffer-
ing alone that the proper effect upon the prisoner
is produced
Tn, Mutual Welfare League was founded on the
antth,ss If that principle Mr. Osborne chose
rather T. think VI prison rs community. where thu
gang spirit might hc transmitted" into a sense
az individual responsibility for the common welfare.
He established the league first at Auhurn. after
ward at Sing Sing. and still later. during the war.
at the United States Naval Prison ut Portsmouth.
When he resigned warden of Portsmouth the
system MAS atAndonetS II has had varying fortunes
~ Auburn. finally apsng into what its founder has
rather bitterly called 'wardens league" At Sing
Sing il is still in existence. hut with considerably
curtAilcd functions
So burning personality as Mr. Oshornc's drtv-
'nE At 50 radical reform. was bound to kindle
controversy. Like many men of profound and mcv.
ing convictions. he sometimes carried away by
his cnthusasms. sometimes impatient Of honest dis.
scntinE opinion Further experience alone will
resolve the dispute the extent to which convict
sclf-Kcvcrnmcnt is practicable. But that discussion
should not blind to Mr.. Osborne's great contri.
button = the prison reform movement, Perhaps his
NEST lasting service ~ il was to drsmatise Il. ana
50 to win FOR Il wide popular support He lived Il
sec notable progress made Prisons are vastly nors
sanitary places than they used 70 b. Priaon labor
L. being made less humiliating, more productive
The old rule Of silence hls been generally aban
doned; cruel panishments arr today tho exception
Our whole attitude toward IL pyiasnsr 9as changes
Tor the better. History will accord 10 III. Osborn,
he special honor that 10 deserves FOR helping !,
braAe abeut4his inpsessslsak ss S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
Child

Various groups Of educators throughout the ma
ton arr becoming vitality Interested in child study
and are spending valuable time and cffor, Ia prose
cute their inquiry sn'e the average child mind and
how 10 eon,rol II.
I; is splendid research but IL Us. seems to hs
working much against itself inasmuch as there is NJ
general plan upon which Ia labor, Each group goes
oft on its own tangent and there is u. correlation Of
facts What is needed is saa,c SCR, vi clearing
house Ter the information that il may be cata-
leE0cd and classified Tor intelligent use.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
School Windows

The freud pf the times in modern school yuns,ruc.
ton il 10 many windows and large amount .:
light and air and il is very commendAhlc trend
indeed, Sunlight and air are two of the most val
aAhlc tonics and gcrMicidcs known and both Arc
absolutely essential To healthy human life and
especially to growing children,
There Is. however. one further Improvement which
can BE- made and Il il surprising that has not been
leen made before. Il has remained for Birmin9.
ham, England, board Of education 10 point the way
h this regard and install in their school panes ot
- New euuo1 nm that xpsssnits the ultraviolet
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09

Eismnrck should support Loyalty the f"urth ~
n,nl State Corn Sh Nv which opens ut the City Au'
ditorum tomorrow. 1t IL II worthy venture ahe
excellent program hus been prepared and much ci-
fort and work has been put into the show ny me
various q, nmittccs designated by the Association o.!
Commerce.
Encourage those who have worked t,rccssly Tor
the success Il this exhibition by your presence upo"
the opening dy. Several addresses Of interest will
10 delivered Distinguished speakers from other
states have bccn secured and u most interesting AMI
vnricd amusement program * 10 he offered.
The production of corn has meant much IN the
rapid development Of the Missouri slope district.
This show serves to focus attention upon the mp"r-
lance az this valuable feed crop. The North Dakota
State Corn Show has firmly established Bismarck
and l,nrcigh county the corn capital ms well M
the state capital, This city II the hub Of great
trade territory toward the prosperity Of which the
growing of corn has contributed IN no small degree
II has not been II good year. not only in this
state but in some Of the other sections Of the corn
belt, hut. despite all hnndicAps. those Collecting
specimens report very crcditahc array of exhibits
Comparative figures upon the rapid increase IN
corn acreage published in the Corn Special AN,
Greater Bismarck edition issued recently by The
Bismarck Tribune company. That edition II som.
forty pages reflected the gradual progress in th;t
section cf the state toward greater diversity in agr
culture. The show will visualize tha, progress.
Tor thousands who expected u pass through thu
gates Of the show during the next few days.
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successful, "Thc Unholy Three" Of
last season, and 1.-THE Black Bird" is
said by many to be an even greater
achievement than the former success.
BY special camera process,
Browning and his cameraman, Percy
Hilburn, have caught the eerie quail
ity Of the London fog as it has never
before been transferred to the screen,
and that alone would be sensation
to thesltregOers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
Warden Biddle of
Leavenw0rth Quits

Washington. Nov. 9-GP3-warden
". l. Biddle Of Leavenworth peniten-
tiarv resigned today. effective Hovem-
Der Is.
Thomas white. who is NOW acting
deputy warden, VAS named by Attor-
ncy General Sargene Is oc3ine warden
pending the .appointmentyef Biddle's
successor. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
Diptheria Caused
Maxine Lights Death

Diphthcria was given as the cause
of death Of Maxine Light, l3.year-old
daughter Of Mr.. sand Mrs. E. Howard
Light of Lansing. Michigan, formerly
Of Bismarck. She w6s taken i'll Mon
day morning. suffering from u cold
and sore throat. and rapidly became
worse. She died Tuesday night.
Rurial was in the Decpwo0d GENE
terry Mt Lansing.
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Too Late To Classify

WANTED-Waitress at Cliffordis
Cafe
LOST-Pair grey suede wool lined
gloves on field At Bismarck Mandan
game. Reward. Call 2lJ. Nam
dan. Agnes E. Jones.
FOR RENT-TwO room modern
apartment with kitchen and bath.
Outside private entrance. Close i'm
For informa4i0a, call at GIG Seventh
street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09
AT THE, MOVIES
ELTlNGE THEATRE

Another successful stage play has
been transferred to the screen. This
time it is Myron Fa9an's play. mis-
siSates." with Doris Kenyon and War
ner Baxter co-featured. ut the Eltingc
for Wednesday and Thursday.
This play is admirably fitted for
the screen. 1t is filled with stir
ring situations. brilliant spectacle.
and has story beautiful and dra-
matte. The story is built around the
theme Of mother love and n husband
who ,,leScrts his wife and child. md
the subsequent falling of the wife,
The working out Of mis- situation il
done in nlaskerly way.
In the cast supporting Miss Kenyon
ana Mr.. Baxter are such pinvarS rs
Philc Mccullough. Mae Allison,
Charles Murray. John Kolb. Nancy
Kelley. Cyril Ring, Mauds Turnes
Gordon. Charles Boyer and Others.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09

The resignation had been expected
in view Of opposition to Biddle by
high officials of the department Of
justice.
His administration was investigated
last summer by the department and
as result a new system Of admins
trati0n was recently ordered.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

When two master crooks come IN
contact with one another. both bent
on the same Object. s-,' way -.
for fireworks usu>liy, but - great
picture has been the result Of just
such y situation in Tod Browning's
"-~a.c.io~ 81 '1ae H.ASA P....s
which is playing ~ the Capitol Thea
Lon Clancy plays one Of the
crooks in this Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
picture. and Owen Moore the other
The combination Of Lon Clancy
Tod Browning and WsldeMaf YOUNG
sctnarist. made the treNncndonsly
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-09

ed in Bismarck. Fargo, jamestown and
other North Dakota cities.
Some Of the costumes worn bysmem-
hers Of the cast are Of great value.
Miss Clara Peltier, who is well known
in Biamarck as singer, has the lead
ing part.
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bcrs, follow:
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BaeTca HoIHHHeff 10 IeIy 90 y6u-
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, 1926-08-17

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ga TpaHHny H3 COB. POccHH 6eTa-
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, 1926-08-17

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cEoii qeRH, a BnocIeIcTBHH 3aBe-
IBIBaBmnii COB. ba6pHEoii, B EoTo
poi pa6oTa1o 12,500 ueIoBeJ, yr-
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, 1926-08-17
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BO BTopOfi pas TapIHHH 1000
poi CTeEepa B SO MHHyTH HOcpe4
cTBOM paIa 3aTHMOB TO.IOBH.
, 1926-08-17
nEqANbHAa Cygb6A

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ny.
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ca Ha y.IHHe.
, 1926-08-17
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LII HHIycTpHaIbHBIx He,IeH 10 ce-
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meHa HpOIaIa TaROTO aJHOr0Ia 30
H36eTaHHe HoBTOpeHHa HecqacT-
HHX cIyqaeB.
, 1926-08-17
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, 1926-08-17
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, 1926-08-17
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, 1926-08-17
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HNH ......

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B CBa9H C 9THMH H3HacHIOBa-
HHaMH HoIHnHa apecToBaIa HeRo-
TO lH3eIa ~ noqTeHHOro 0TIa &c
, 1926-08-17

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HeEOTOpHe H3 6erIeUOB-EOMMy-
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ceHHa HoBoh peBoIOnHH II pacH-
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leo EpacOI 4Ia TOrO, qTO6H BBc
TaBHTB B HeHpHrIaIHoM cBeTe
cBOHX 6BBInHx %cOpaTHHEOB 10 90
meMy IeIy crH6aHHa PoccHH B ca
paHHii por.
5. K0MNCCAP PA3O6AA4AET
HeIaBHo HpH6HBmHi B Bep-
, 1926-08-17

3apa0OTHoi HIaTH Ha nOMOIIb ga
|cTyloHIHM 3a-TpaHmef pa0O4HM
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