The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-10

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value for every good stock or bond
without taxable dividends or in
tcrest. It is not what a stock
pays, hut how much Of the return
it's. owner may keep, that decides
value.
\ bond income. tax free is worth
" least is per cent moro than a
taxable bond Of the same grade.
Every cut in the tax means an in
crease in selling value. This. is a
solemn thought TOR tho short side.
Mussolini told the crowd raging
xfter the sixth and latest attAek on
hts life, I'm q few hours you shall
have the DEGREES you have been wait
They have them nov. Death
penalty to plot against the Pre-
posing his policies; opposing news
papers and opinions absolutely sup
pressed; creation Of special police
force to watch opponents OF Fasci ism
in their homes md everywhere.
It Is government with the iron
hand. one will only, and that abso-
lutte. No other government would
do, trifling would be foolish. But
can the iron hand govern long. and
whit will happen when the one
dust!
No law can keep finger from
pressing a trigger.
On an island in the Great Salt Lake
noble sportsmen have been shooting
down bison. raised in semi-captivity,
and presumably paying well for the
noble thrill. Perfect Kills have been
made at 500 yards"
With an explosive, or soft-noscd.
bullet, that spreads out. wide as
the palm Of your hand, inside the
animals body, you can do wonders.
It is hard to imagine anything
more exciting or worth while, cx-
ccpt perhaps shooting Mt limousine
on the Lincoln highway. This
limousine is a little bigger than :,
bison. but it moves more rapid.
and is harder to hit.
President Coolidge. by the way, has
checked tho wild election JOY Of
tit0VIpnNuv DCUOCTuCy WITH Juc NH
nOuncement that Uncle Sam will send
cut down the taxes Of 1925. That came
just rs the Democrats were saying
there must be cut 'soOn."
Thercupon Coolidge makes a cut
twelve months ago" Beat that.
The President. not verbose, has Il
sense Of humor that never misses
fire. "Havc you heard this ono =
A certain important citizen bored
the President with long speech,
winding up with, But, Mr.. Presi-
dent. must tell you that Ola not
vote for you"
"Well, some did" the President
replied, and said nothing else.
Bruce Carlson, IL years old, spen.
the night in the cemetery, to do some
serious thinking. he told the police.
His parents worried all nigh,
and the boys thinking WINS prob
ably not serious. At IL you' canno,
think seriously, even about how has-
portant you are to the universe
that comes ut l6. Bruce Carlson
like many of his elders. mistakes
waste of time and sleep for serious
thought. To think about somcthin.
you can do and then to do. it, is
the plan that counts. Edison. n i,
young boy, thought hard as he sa,
ticking at his Morse key. But he
was thinking -~ifow to send more
than one ,hcssagc, over the same
wire ut the same time" .
Newton was thinkip4, on his
back under the apple tree. You
know what Y he was thinking of.
Just thinking" as Mr.. Warfield
would have said long ago, is not o
business.
The news that twelve young stu
dents of the University of Illinois
have been expelled for drunkenness
and gambling Is not pheasant Prohi-
hition. bringing in Bookkeeping that
establishes drunkenness among child
, rem. is not what was hoped for.
But there is comfort in Dean
Clark's statement that, while drink.
ing among students, men and women,
does exist, it has recently fallen of.
The youthful part of the human
race has not suddenly turned
vicious, drunken and immoral.
What seems now to youth rather
hHrUfc defiafice of law, moral and
alcoholic, will soon be rejected rs
vicious nonsense.
And . way must be found to
~koeps yuslng .pe0pic'rober even under