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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20
TODAY
THINK OF YOUR DOLLAR.
LIFE, SPACE, TIME.
GERTRUDE SAYS, COME ON"
NO ROYAL "ExAMs."
By Arthur Brisbane.
lCopyriRht. 1929

"Have you thought about your
dollar?"
That question is asked by one Of
Khe ablest modern financiers, young
man who has made the old-fashioned
Nancy generation sit up. He says:
1--WE pity France because the frame
has fallen, but what sbout OUT own
dollar, of which we are SO proud"
It isn't ! dollar compared with
what it was fifteen years ago; 1t is
!, thirty cents.
has gone up terrifically they really
, mean that the value Of the dollar mas
gone down.
Men that tie UP real estate on long
i leases are giving away their equity.
/ What looks like . big rent today will
be small ten years hence, the dollar
will be worth less, the land will be
worth more. Money has been going
down steadily from the days Of
, Queen Elizabeth, and before, till now
"A president Of the United States once
20 mplained that you couldn't hire {
Hood man for less than 500 . year
You cant get . good labOrinG man
for less than 81, 500 . year. It isn't
that the man is worth more, but that
the dollar 10 worth less.
/, Various English newspapers criti-
. cize Gertrude Ederle's manner Of
! swimming the channel. They COM
plain that she &vailed herself Of the
) accompanying tugs protection and
,aEam in the lee Of the boat. which
broke the force Of the current. Be.
! ing an American swimmer, she prob.
ably should have towed the tugboat
!. vith her teeth.
]. Yesterday Miss Ederle challenged
anybody in Europe. man or woman,
!, % channel swim for purse OF
10000, and she. is ready 70 SWIM
now. That should clear up the at.
nortunity for those who think Ger
crude cannot swim.
Methodi Popoff. Russian scientist
following in the path Of Professor
I.neh. shows that the eggs s04 90
xrrhins can Be fertihsed and caused
~ develop BY pollen from plants
crown in the sunshine.
That is IN inkerestinx experiment
v;th the mystery OF life, but y doesnN
help to explain what life is. We
ernw no more ehout that than ouI
,sncestors did 1O0OOO yeArs ag0,
Ierhert Spereer admitted it. after he
Aad spent forty years studying, writ
~ ana explaintng. We ~ not nm
1arstand life, spaoe or time. me only
shings that We posssss.
An Oxford professor says khat the
1 PRINCE Of Wales went thr0pgh the
university wtth0ut any eEsnItuaft6na
(continuol On page stx.)
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Temperature and
Road Conditions
Mercury readings st 7 Z. my

Bismarck-cloudy, 60; roads good.
st. Cloudy, 85; 1sads good.
Duluth-Slow @rain. 60; roads good.
y Mankato- Cloudy. night rains. 20;
roads good.
Fargo-clear. s.; roads good.
not-Cloudy. IS: roads muddy,
Jamest0wn-Qser, a.; roads fair.
Winona- Cloudy: e7; Heas poor.
fair. = N g.
Hitbins Raanins, s.; dirt roads
soft. w
Devils Lake. Cloudy. g; rain dur
ing night; roads fair.
Mahdan-Oloudy, 80: roads fair. !.
Rochester Cloudy, 62; roads fair.
cropkston PARTLY cloudy 81; roads
FAIR
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20

"YOu're Too Fresh"
Says She Bandit

Minneapolis, Aug. 2O-lp)--"You're
too fresh," q woman bandit told Milo
Linden, Minneapolis grocer, late
last night, as he La tied on the floor
Of his store. Then she hurled forty
WIN IMAM ma'e n4a% ned WI win .sS c
trough q door, when Miss Bandit
threw the jar Of marma1ade.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20
Valentino, Actor,
Now Out of Danger

New York, Aug. 2O-(AP)-Rudolph
Valentino. screen star operated on at
Polyclinic Hospital last Sunday for
appendicitis and stomach ulcers, is
outsof danger, in the opinion Of ply
sicians.
They announced yesterday that the
crisis had been passed and that they
would issue no more bulletins on his
condition, unless there should be un-
expected developments.
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IN. EcKsrRoTH Is BETTER

Rochester, Ninn.. Aug. 20-lNP)-
J. NJ. Eckstroth, Of Columbus, Ohio,
secretary to Governor Vie DonaAey,
who was operated on for appendicitis
BY DR.. Charles H. Mayo here some
days ago, 10 progressing rapidly and
10 well on his way to complete re-
covery. He sAt W In bed yesterday
for the first time since the operation
and will do - aeain today. HIS con-
dition ix vdry tafisfactory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20
''Vice Lords" Nephew
Killed in Chicago

Chicago, Aug. 2O-(AP)-Joseph
Nerone, or Meroni, 81. said to be =
nephew Of Phillip Piazza. late vice
lord Of Chicago Heights, was shot and
killed today as he stood by his auto
mobile in front Of barber shop here.
from which he fired two shots 1t his
slayers. He was shot seven times.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20
Houses Shaken in
Spanish Earthq uake

Malaga. Spain. Aug. 20.--tPD-R Re-
ports from BObadilla and CampillO
Fuentepiedra. state that an earth
quake has occurred there. shaking
down several houses and causing q
panic among the population.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20
THREATEN RENT STRIKE

Mexico City, Aug. 2O-(AD-Union
workmen Of the federal district are
considering proclaiming trent
strike" as counter measure to the
economic boycott Of the Catholics.
Workmen, if the strike is called. may
rcfuse>to pay house rent to landlords
who are members Of or support the
league from the defense of religious
liberty's boycott.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20

New finds Of footprints of reptiles
left in soft sand at least 25,0OO,O0
years ago have just been made in
sahdstone 1900 feet down from the
rim Of the Grand Canyon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20

For Bismarck and vicinity-Gen-
orally fair tonight and Saturday. Not
much change IN temperature.
For North Dakota--Generally fair
tonight and Saturday. Not much
change in Temperature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20

Precipitation accompanied the low
pressure areas covering the Miseis-
sippi Valley and Plains States this
morning while fair weather prevails
from The Rocky Mountain region To
the Pacific coast except along the
northern border who're unsettled
weather with scattered showers pre-
walls. The heaviest precipitation oc-
CURED in the upper Mississippi Val.
ley. High pressure areas are cen
tered over the northeastern Great
Lakes region and over the Oregon
ali ssctions. - +.
nffleial In Charge.
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MacadAm roads are tanned sefker
John MacAdam. : Brittah sngins66S.
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Weather Report

Weather conditions at North Da-
kota points for the "a hours ending
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20

Temperature at Z
Highest yesterday
Lowest last night
Precipitation to Z
Highest wind velot
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-20

River stage at .. m. U.8 feeh
hour change O.8 feet.
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WnATHER FORECAST

Generally fair tonight and Satur.
day. Not much change in temp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

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She wore him out with the
desperateness OF her love. She was
constantly asking him il he loved
her. She, herself, sowed the. seeds
of doubt in his mind, and put him
ever on the defensive. when he
should have been on the oeffnsive in
this love-business. She didn't ask
anything of him as a favor. She
drowned every thought Of consider
alton he had for her in a "Oh-let'
me-do-it-for-yo u-My-Lord spirit. He
couldn't stand it, that was all. And
then when that didn't work, she
took somebody's ill-timed advice and
decided that the nearest way to a
mans heart was over a road Of solid
ice. Needless to say-he's whole
heart and fancy free now. The kind
of girl that does mold a man't in
terest is the April girl, who knows
when to be sunny and when to be
just properly blue and sympathy
provoking. She goes to neither ex-
IRENE, and she lets her man fetch
and carry for her all he wants to.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17

Deep Sea Water
Helps Weak Folks
Gain vigOr and Health

Oceanic is deep sea water distilled
and concentrated and in every bottle of
this natural health builder you will find
the mineral elements that are found in
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When you are anaemic, run down
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lit Is probably because your blood
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These alkaline mineral elements which
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You can get 10-ounce bottle of
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
MARLBOROUGH PIE

Line pie pan with pastsy dough,
then cover the bottom thickly with
finely chopped apples. Cream the
yolks Of two eggs with one-half cup
sugar as for a sponge cake. then
add two tablespoons of melted but
ter, Dreaming again. Add one cup
of milk and pour the whole over the
apples in the pie crust Lattice the
top with strips of raw pastry and
bake for thirty-five minutes in a
slow oven. Make a meringue from
the stiff1y beaten whites of two eggs
and four tablespoons of powdered
sugar with a few chopped nuts
added.
Mrs. Molly johnson, 64S w. South
St., Indianapolis.
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HAD TERRIBLE COUGH
and LOSING WEIGHT
Cough about gone; eats well; gains
IL pounds on MilI1s Emulsion.

I'm December, 1913, had fear
full cough, and was advised to change
climate Immediately. I went to San
Antonio, Texas. Left there and came
to Oklahoma City in October, 1915.
Had no appetite, could not sleep and
was losing from one to three pounds
a week. / also had catarrh of the
bowels, which had been unable to
relieve.
Z Relatives urged me to try Milks
Emulsion. I did SO and began to i'm
prove, slowly at first, but steadily.
My weight has increased 10 pounds,
have no temperature, and my
cough is about gone. I can eat
heartily, sleep well, and am working
at my trade again.''-V. w. Neff, Clio
n. Dewey St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Mllks Emulsion restores healthy,
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This is tho only solid Emulsion
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Wonderful for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Smulsion.
If not satisfied With results, your
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Price 60c and $1.2Oi per bottle. Sold
~, 1i,, eroiste everx,xrhora
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Don't worry Mother, Dad. about
what I've been saying. She's prob
ably quite as Mortified at it as yor
are with my action but I want Il
make it very emphatic that when
marry. 1t viii be to man Of i7y own
choosing"
May I ask then, what you intend
to do, young woman" asked my
father "You know I'll not brook
anyone about my house who defies
me as you have done. You certainly
know me we'll enough to know that
I am the head of my own house"
II certainly do, Dad. but 1 also
know that you cannot own me, even
If am your daughter
"What do you mean by that? Why,
even Charles Becker was more
amenable to reason than you have
been.
4 don't blame him, however, for
not wanting to marry you. His eve
is swelled shut and the color OF
spoiled meat from the effect of your
blow last night. I never thought I
would be called upon to suffer such
humiliation as I did when Charles
Becker told me that you had black
ened his eye. You young women
have usurped every other foible and
even vice that might belong to man
and it seems now that you're going
in for the talents of the prize
fighter"
laughed. It struck me so funny
to think Of Dad commiserating with
Chuck because his obstreperous
daughter had BACKED the poor young
mans eye. He did not seem to real
lie why I had struck him. However,
he seemed suddenly to come to the
conclusion that he was talking too
much, for he looked at me fiercely
as though to intimidate me and said:
Now, young woman, I'm ready to
hear from YOU"
well, in the first place, seeing as
how you asked me, I'll tell you as
we'll as the rest OF the world. I'll
not marry Chuck Becker. Nothing
you can do or say can make me-
Julia, Julia" interrupted my
mother, Don't you know that no
other young men in town will marry
you if Charles Becker tells the story
Of last night?"
why not? The fact that Chuck
has a black eye and that I walked
home in the rain ought to be proof
that am still--in spite OF what DAD
thinks and what he has just saba
decent young woman"
turned to my father impulsively.
Here was my chance.
Dad" ] said, you and I will
never see things in the same light.
You are Of the old order. 1 am OF
the new, and viii only be thorn
in your flesh IL I try to live in this
house longer. Let me go away,
Dad. can take care of myself
Dad shook his head.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc
Next: Father yields.
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MONEY REFUNDED IL 1T FANS


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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17

Printed silk crepe is used to make
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turing the new convertible collar.
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Reduced Bust From
A to 38 With Lamar

Mrs. Hood. user of Lamar. writes:
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
SOCIAL
Activities
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
! BMNrEEoTTHEELss

OIL LBERT STUMP spoke on
IAl Abraham Lincoln and George
@ Washington, American Pa
triots," at the reception and tea of
the women's auxiliary to the Thirty
Eighth division of Indiana. this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. p. j.
Clark, 2446 College Ave.
The new officers were guests Of
honor Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, in
coming president, received with
Mrs. lie Grande Lawrence, outgoing
president, and other new officers,
Mesdames Alice Hostetler, w. H.
Blodgett, Harry Simpson, John
Cochran, r. Fl. A. Baughman, and
<the social committees: Mesdames
Clark, w. p. Cochran, Murray Hub
bard, Jennie Henry, Herbert Koontz,
Harry Keller, Clifford Ernst.
Mrs. T.. P. Brennan was in charge
Of the program, which included read
ings by Miss Helen Stephenson, and
dances by Miss Betty Jean White
sail.
The tea table at which Mrs. Hub
bard and Mrs. Cochran presided
was arranged with red and white
sweetpeas and carnations. Assisting
in serving were Mesdames Joseph
Scott Bell, Orlando Green, Marshall
Montani and Miss June Lanham.
HtA
Miss Rebecca Lamb of Oklahoma
City, Okla, will arrive Thursday to
be the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary X. Gilbert, Ardmore Apis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lee, 425S
N. Delaware ST., have planned to
entertain Thursday evening for Miss
Lamb at dinner. Mrs. Gilbert will
give a luncheon at the l.. S. Ayres
tearoom Saturday. That evening
Mrs. l.. G. Carline, ALSO Park Ave-,
has planned to entertain at dinner
for Miss Lamb.
Miss Marie Huendling, whose mar
riage to Carl Lindeman will take
place this month. was guest of honor
Tuesday evening at a shower and
Valentine party given by Miss Flor
ence Fox, 2144 Singleton st. Other
guests were Mesdames Katherine
Huendling, Robert A. Twente, James
Williams, Theodore Bernd, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
COUNTRY STYLE LIGHT BREAD

COUNTRY STYLE LIGHT BREAD
In the evening soak one and one
half cakes OF yeast for 90 minutes
in cup of lukewarm water. When
soaked, mix with two and two
thirds pints of flour. one teaspoon of
salt and one-quarter pint of sugar,
adding enough lukewarm water to
mix to a medium sponge. Cover and
set in a warm place to rise over
night.
In the morning take i've and one
third pints of flour, Two tablespoons
of salt, one-quarter pint of sugar.
Mix together and add the sponge
with three-quarter pint of lukewarm
water Mix and knead 20 minutes.
Set i'm warm place to rice. 1t should
be mixed down once and left to rise
again before making into four
loaves. Let rise to double the size
and bake in a slow oven one hour.
IT should be Drowned nicely iis the
first fifteen minutes.
La winter the flour should be
warmed before mixing the bread and
good hard wheat flour should be
used at all times.
Miss Mary McWhirter, Whites
town, Ind, II. r.. No. /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
WANTS BEST MATERIAL
County Officials Inspect Wayne
County Roads.

All hard surfaced roads con-
structed in Marion County in the
next two years will DO OF the best.
materials at the least cost. william
w. Southland, county engineer. de-
clared today after inspection Tues
day Of roads in Wayne County.
Southland was accompanied by
Luther Tex, road superintendent;
Charles o. sutton, president OF COM
missioners, and Cassius L. Hogle,
commissioner.
I'VE made the trip to educate our
selves on the best kind OF roads,.
said Hogle. They motored to Green
vile, Ohio, and inspected gravel
trucks. Bids for at least five trucks
will be opened Feb "a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
An Apology

Dear Italians: 1 seem to have
stroked you all the wrong way with
Rose-Marie's letter, and I'm sorry.
My criticism was not aimed at her
sweetheart because he was an Ital.
ian. His type prevails in all coun-
treis and all conditions of life. The
heading of Jealous Dog also was
not intended for the man because
of his nationality. I said he was
impetuous. and you have certainly
borne me out in that by flying holly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-17
MOURN SEASON TICKET
PicISpocket Steals Basketball Pass
From Woman.

Mrs. Marjorie Ellkins, Morgan
town, Ind, told Indianapolis police
thieves have no hearts whatever.
While she was shopping. a pick
pocket took her purse and SIS,
which she said is replaceable. but he
failed to realize she couldn't get a
season ticket to- the Morgantown
High School basketball games.