The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-12
TODAY
A 93O-MILE BATTERY.
ONE LADY'S FIGHT.
NOTHING TOO HIGH.
LYNCHING A COURT.
BY Arthur Brisbane.


The automobile show in Paris in
clndes. an electric Antamobile that
runs 0sO miles without aretharging.
American manufacturers must watch
that.
Some genius, nov. twiddling his
fingers on a pNbiic school bench.
thinking Of nothing beside his les
sons. will invent battery to carry
canned electric power without great
weight. That will be the beginning
of new automobile and flying age.
Electricity doesn't weigh anything.
Some one will find q container that
weighs little. Then goodbye. gas
engines.
To know how women have developed
character, since the cave days, read
how Julienne Tuttu, Eskimo mother,
fought and killed her husband on q
lonely little island off the coast Of
Labrador.
The Newfoundland court acquitting
Mrs. Tuttu when she told how, to pro-
tcct her children, she stabbed her
Eskimo man time after time with a
sheath knife, then riddled his body
with bullets from his own rifle. The
husband, Ephram Tuttu., said he was
going to kill the baby. She begged
him to wait until morning. He
wouldn't, SO for him the morning
never came.
Over a period Of 100000 years men
have been improved by knowing that
the lady in the cave with them would
stab them or crush their skulls, Il
they abused the children.
Before Julienne Tuttu succeeded in
killing her husband, he had knocked
her down, broken one Of her arms.
and Inflicted wounds from which she
was bleeding freely.
In progressive Chicago bill limit on
No lid but the blue sky. And Chicago
will proceed to show those old gem
tlemen around Babeps tower how to
do it.
Men want to know how high up
they really can 80, and don't want
busybodies fastening ball and chain
to their legs ~ they climb. This
country, at last, should know enough
to encourage everything new and big.
Later II we don't like what we. have
done, we can tear It down. We spend
much time tearing down, sure sign
Of progress.
Clarence and Demohd Lowman,
and Bertha Lowman, were convicted
some time ago. of numbering sheriff
in South Carolina. The supreme
court Of the state granted new
trial. South Carolina citizens
cused men and the woman into a
woods, and shot them to death.
Leaving aside the question Of bru-
tality, on this particular occasion, the
mob lynched not only three negroes,
; one woman. but also 1ynched de-
disioR OF its own supreme court, made
up OF white men. Not much OF q
tribute to that court.
Judge Garry, 90 years old last Fri
day, wss at work late In the after
noon making up for tins lost In greet.
ing friends. Some "bie banking in.
terests," it 10 said, would like an
other man. already selected. In Judge
Gary's place. Stockholders Of United
States might like to be heard on that
point.
Judge Gary took hold Of the Steel
company when it, stock, both common
and preferred, was pure az and the
bonds sold to the public were Water
Andrew Carnegie. who. sold the CON.
cern. wouldn't take those bends al
Eift. -, ~. .,.. ,.,,1
the common stock ct lleH, The com
pany has 9lOO, ,O00, 600 cash 81 hand
:. Absolutely unlimited is6a and zeal 70.
serves, here and abroad ~ oap I'll
steel. A. 8 profit. tor less Than Any