The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-29

will come by q fair understanding OF
each side and the newspaper will
spread it, to both sides.
"Your Mrs. Dunkin, because she Is
. practical newspaper woman, has
done much to turn up the interesting
news Of the w. e. T. u. and have it
placed in disable form for the news
papers. You may we'll support her
hands in such work, but you, should
by your publicity department will be
printed.
"Your beloved former president,
Miss Frances Willard. created news
One outstanding statement was when
she made the fam Gus initials of your
| organization stand for the phrase
We Come to Unite Your other
leaders have produced top head news
that has been given fair play by the
editors.
Carrie Nation Knew News
when Mrs. Carrie Nation changed
| her name to Garry A. Nation which
if picturesque was also commanding
she knew the value Of advertising.
Make use of the newspaper. II
stands ready. But do not expec,
more than your share.
"A master worker has given these
/ thoughts to a practical newspaper
! man: 1e y
Let US from this day work to-
gether, with deep purpose. unshaker
purpose, that good may manifest.
Work not for today, tomorrow
but for eternity, for the evolution OF
the Divine man; not for the mere
present comfort Of the personality.
Il happen to know newspaper mer
who attempt daily to live up to tina,
schedule, and | have reason to know
that most editors are working for the
works sake and to help humanity.
I Newspaper editors are not pref
udiced against the better things
| They are nevertheless prejudicet
against the 'goody goody'. They us'
what they get of the more desirable
news, but the product is small.
Let me quote from an address by
Richard V. Oulahan, Washington cor
respondent Of The New York Times
and chairman of the reception com
mittee of The National Press Club il
welcoming that Minnesota Ambassador
Of Good Will. Colonel Chas. A. Lind
bergh, upon his victorious return tt
this country from his flight to Paris
1.-the Press said Mr.. Oulahan
Should be proud Of in telling the
story of this later phase in the ca
reer of an American boy it brought
to the peoples Of the world new
realization that clean living, clear
thinking, fair play and sportsman
ship, modesty Of speech and manner
faith in a mothers prayers nave
front page news value intriguign the
imagination and inviting emulation
and are still potent as fundamentals
of success
Cleaner News Printed
"There is unfortunately more de.
structive news than constructive new:
available, but as cleaner news Is de
veloped and revealed by those whe
make it you may safely count upon
its being printed. ;.
"A great spiritual leader has sale
this: The people seemingly want
better things and doubtless as q fur
Their stand is taken for constructive
news the people will cheerfuliy fol.
, gradually rise higher and higher un
til finally Truth in its purity, shall !.
60 forth
1.-THE newspapers are, therefore
doing an invaluable work in estab
fishing avenues through which people
are being educated and brought to
gether. - Il
ct is said that those who look al
only one side Of question grow lop
sided. The drys know that in ordel
to outwit the vets they must b
posted on the others methods q
work and manner Of approach. Tn
same applies to the VESTS. And tn
ZAP knows that in order to be straigh
it must see both sides Of all. ques
,, I'tions, with no personal bias or pre-
. viOus conviction