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Juries Are Getting Tough

will it be necessary to turn to trained and professional
rors as tho answer to the admittedly unsatisfactory
pactioning of the present jury system? Professor
ncen. Of Yale, has suggested something Of that sort
tIhe National Economic league has been conducting
survey OH the steps to be taken to improve the adj
~nstration OF justice and Of four reforms suggested two
. them concern s1c jury system. One OF the changes
syygestcd is to give fewer than u jurors power to deter
Isne a verdict, the other voted by the members of the
.4gue is to confer on judges increased authority and
~"acretion in instructing jures.
:eut just as the opinion of publicists veers to either
POLISHING jures or finding more accurate and scientific
rys to determine truth, the tickle jades spring a sur
Use. Juries suddenly show a tendency to become what
aerally is term hard boiled.
Something unexpected has occurred. In a number Of
table cases before the public. convictions have been
turned. The sentiment Of maudlin mercy has failed
I respond, even IN trials where the stage was care
lily set TO animate >sickly sympathy.
1T used to be that a wealthy man was almost certain
have his sins looked on with tolerant complacency
I'd he could count quite surely on being told togo and
no more. And a Chicago gunman knew in advance
y his fellow citizens would do little more than repri-
Ind him slightly.
But this seems to have changed lately
n the past month we have seen the following things;
ALBERT B Fall, former secretary OF the interior and
hfidential pal Of the Dohcny millions, is convicted Of
Ecpting q bribc-and this by q jury In Washington,
tcrious for It's tenderness OF heart toward the peccadn-
y Of sinful man-and. also, In the face Of impassioned
marks about the healing air OF New Mexico. and
agnificcrtly arranged wheel chairs and fearful rcla-
res.
Mrs. Alexander Pantages. wife of a multi millionaire
convicted of manslaughter, merely because she drove
= auto over an unlucky Japanese. She faces a prison
otence Of one to ten years.
Her husband. the extremely wealthy theatrical mag
~, was convicted Of assaulting q girl dancer. in spite
every effort his high-priced counsel could make. He
49, : much longer term in prison.
~ youthful Chicagoan known By the pleasing name
Dahy-Tace Willie Doody, who used . revolver rather
E&lessy on his freebooting forays. went before q chi
- jury. was convicted Of first degree murder and now
- the electric chair-and this in Chicago. which only
- years ago found Itself unable to convict two
nCsters who murdered . policeman in broad daylight
- half . dozen witnesses.
|1oybe these Developments were accidents. so to speak
Cases ID the orderly functioning OF the
IN American jury system.
LII maybe they were straws showing which way =
Il Wind = blowfn9, Maybe the general public, from
161 ABies ~ drawn, has grown highly weary Of our
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A Threat to the Dirigibles?

The makers OF the giant ~dirigibles might give a though:
or two to the amazing new Dornier scaplanc. which took
l52 people into the air in Germany the other day OH a
trial flight which seemed to prove the complete practical
iy Of constructing heavier than.air machines on large
scale plans.
The chief advantage OF the dirigible has been that 4.
can carry a much greater load than the ~airplane. But
this scaplane took aoft more people than any dirigible
ever carried. It has yet to be tested on long distance
flights, to be sure: but its early performances indicate
that 1t may be a serious threat to the newly begun reign
Of the monster dirigible.
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Is innocent! ~! G c! FL! {. Cheat $3.50! =: 80

Helen Cunningham's daushter-and
II 1t - true 1 shall renounce the
fortune myself"
"Oh. sou will?" Brent sneered.
We'll. my noble young lady. do that
tritiing little thing and you'll have
plenty OF time to repent behind the
bars"
But you can't prove that l."
Are you really so dense that you
tall to e your position itself will
prove 1t for me?" Brent cut in.
Confession on my par. will throw
the burden Of defense on you. and
what will you fight with? You
haven't q penny OF your own. And
SOU will need money. and friends.
Public opinion. public sympathy.
will be against you from the start
taking In a dying old man-giving
him Judas kisses-lyins to him.
just waiting for him to-"
"Oh. no. no." Helen walled.
"a pretty picture. NOT" Brent
pressed on. Daughter OF once
famous crook comes Into her own
as queen Of imposters. Blindly In
fatuated young law student remains
loyal. turning his back upon his
career for the sake or . bewitching
face. Not 50 bad. eh? I'll make II
dramatic enough. don't worry"
4ELEN bowed her face In her
hands and Brent observed her
shaking young body without pity.
aOn the other hand" be said at
last. you can have everything.
And love Is net . lasting thing.
Helen. Don't be hoodwinked by
that notion. It's been exploded too
many times. Astonishing that any.
one continues to believe IN Il You
will forget Ennis. even II It takes
time. But you never could forget
tho world wouldn't let you-that
you had ruined his life. robbed him
Of the chance to look every man
IN the face-that seems to DO the
absurd ambition Of any number Of
brainless idiots" hs added dryly.
Il don't have to marry
him." Helen gulped. II can give the
money back to MIR. Cunntngham's
lawyer and 60 away somewhere"
Yes. II the police will let you.'
Brent agreed.
You will tell. whether ! marry
Bob or not? Yop wouldn't lot me
restore the money and"
Certainly not" Brent returned
firmly. You viii either marry No
or face exposure. And l warn you.
Helen. ! won't stand for any non.
sense. You'll come through sllsthe
way " you'll take the rap-under.
world jargon.' hs smiled with mock
apology. 1T means plenty. You've
led . sheltered life. my dear. you
know nothing whatsoever Of the
bell that awaits you u you let your.
self 10 for : stretch up the river.
Better give Il : lot Of thought ~
fore you decide.
There isn't anything 70 decide
Helen said br0kenly. II cannot
marry you..
For . moment Brent said moth.
Ing. Then: "You may fee; differ.
emily about Il when you've had
time to think Il over. In the mean.
time you might 60 into social serv.
ice and fnd out 1t frst hand what
happens to jailbirds. And II you
can arrange it-go take . look at
the poor devils In prison. Don't
settle your fate blindly. without
knowing wha. you're doing. You'll
never b. able % undo t. You'd Be
10 the mOrGue In no time u I'll
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@Jo20 ~ kEA SERVICE INC.

Il don't believe q word you have
said." she stated emphatically.
You dont?" Brent came close,
srasped her wrists with cruel
strength. forced her down into the
chair and lowered over her IN Z
menacing attitude.
You don't?" he repeated. Then
listen TO me. ! can prove that you
are Helen Page and not Cunning
hams granddaughter. That will be
easy"
Helen still deficd him. .But you
cannot prove what Is not true" she
cried. you cannot prove that
had anything to do with your
fraud"
s T will not be necessary to prove
It." Brent retorted. III you
persist In marrying young ennis |
shall make your story front page
newspaper stun inside - hours
What then! You aren't Helen
Nellin. don't forget that You'll be
toppled from your high and mighty
seat to the gutter-possibly you'll
have . chance to learn what
women's prisons were built for"
But sou you." Helen STAN
mered. "You would 60 to prison
too.
don't be . fool" Brent snapped
at her. .IlI bs safely out Of It
You'll be left to stand the gan alone
Your exposure will come through
Information that | shall supply IN
directly to the authorities. III give
the whole thing to the newspapers
at the same time. Let. your boy
friend stand By you then. Suppose
you went free-there,d always Be
a doubt In the public mind about
your innocence. What would that
mean to Ennis?"
Helen saw at once that It would
be irreparable injury to his career.
but only the deepening pain IN her
eyes answered Brent Il vas
enough.
DO for MIN. wouldn't II? Even
Il hs believed YOU. and there's !
good chance that BE- won't.
Helen had { . iucid thought "He
will believe me-" she said. because
hs will know that I wouldn't have
dared to think Of marrying him II
this were true and you held me IN
your power"
Brent regarded her admiringly
Rather Clever" be praised. but
not weighty enough. "EIe's apt q
imagine you thought you could
handle me-"
oh. you re Gendish!s
Merely determined. my dear.
that no upstart like Ennis II going
70 spoil my plans now"
Then you think ! viii consent
to 70 on with this detention
this imp0sturef" Helen cried.
ama1ed that he should know her @
little he could believe such q thine
possible.
For the sake Of millions. and
your liberty. yes Brent admitted
Its uuth nkabte!. Helen
stormed. @YOu Will have % prove
what you have satd-that an mol
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after they let you 60 with your
prison pallor and your prison.
marked soul. A girl like you! God.
you'd become q dope tiend!"
Helen shrank down into her
chair. The back of her hand dew
to her mouth to stifle a scream.
II think life with me would be
preferable to that" Brent con.
tinued. las your husband I should
be far more interested In your for.
tune than 10 you. Helen. I am not
fortunately. in love with you..
you mean. Helen looked at
him hopefully shat you wouldn't
want to live with me-"
ORIENT shrugged. Having gained
. point he was willing to con.
cede one. as promises meant moth.
Ing to him. lielen's question sis.
nitied that a weakening wedge had
entered her horror.filled mind. xiv.
Ing him his 1rst tangible I'd.
vantage.
Her next question was less pleas.
ms. "Why?" she asked. couldn't
/ give you half the money IT..
i you can prove that l am not
Helen NeIlin. and ! decide to keen
IT,"
what . bright idea!s Brent q.
claimed sarcastically. Don't you
know that the money isn't under
your control. and that It would az.
rect suspicion upon both OF us II
you gave away any large amount
Of IT."
He did not add that It was his
intention to gain possession Of her
entire fortune In time.
The ray OF hope. n she'd really
entertained It. faded out Of aelenis
mind. Her native honesty con-
Quered Il
Il cant do It.. she sobbed.
Snap out Of It.. Brent com,
manded harshly. I'm not IN ogre
I'll keep out OF your way. It 10
merely . matter OF convenience
Helen wiped her eyes. but n
I'm not Helen Nellin I can't keen
the money" she declared.
why notf Even when ron con-
slider It on the basis Of fairness,
you hare . right 70 Il. The right
Of possession. Different perhape-
even ! will admit tiff there we're
other heirs-a real Helen Neljiu-
Cvangelins. rathe-. You 90. ron
never ha0 ner mama. Helen % your
only given name. and not Cyaneop
line Helen - you supposed
"Evangeline." Helen repeated
after him. II can't believe ron ri.
Leonard. but II there Il . real
Evanselins Nellin I'm going to lud
her.
"Don't get excited" Brent a.
vised. i've attended to that. rye
had her searched Tor practically
oil over tho face Of tho globA.s
DO ron expect No o beljevo
that!S Helen bla1ed &C him.
We'll ron know that NJ. Gun,
ningham could not iind her. Ana
e 10 could not how can you1 "a.
It, hopeless. Helen. She's prohI
ably dead. and Il she isn't she's not
likely to turn up. There ID 90 req,
son but . mad infatuation for a
obscure fortune seeker why you
should wreck your life and make Il
. hell forever
Helen jumped TO her feet.
3Oh please 60" she cried: ~and
let me alone"
In : moment" Brent said: hut
frst there u one thing more"
Ito ~ (,ontinued)
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borough and Judge George .. Emery
Of Minneapolis as speakers.
Thought
BY Aherr.

For we are saved by hope: but
hope that is seen is not hope: for
what a man sccth. why doth he yet
hope for?-Romalls S:24.
X * \
Hope will make thee young: for
Hope and Youth are children Of the
same mother.-Shelley.
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rnls HAS

Cu1S HAS 0AGeENEO
HELEN PAGE sAlsks che IL IN
ioss with bee g~oae6las. LEON.
ARD 1IRENT. who chaages Ills
ulans fss her eaeure sitter meet.
lag . dytag 1as eaae6 HELlIN.
alress preseass sAe gie1 % . mii-
eeosalee. CYRIL CUNNINGHAM.
~ Bile Actress as6 e6ess eroos
wAlcA The loeeIy 90 oas accepts
wlthaue ooeA eoeseSeo.
Amoa9 fleIesis sew dries1s afe
eva ENNIS $50 Ass sssaher IsOls-
ENI. threat oe1s assehes lsckes
like The sse - $50 takes ssoo
NeIlis % pseve eleleo The Aelfess
and plots % ges l,ssslsgham oct
Of the way quietly. lie s1yly 80
MIalslers . shsrk watch proves
fasal ans the sesvasss asa the old
maa dead ID Nd. Thee be villas
eiclea's pre0ise . 10 0asey him.
Later. che ana 11ob eeaolxe they
love each etbes. ssa che tells hin
she 10 eagagea. she tries 60 get
lsrcae 70 release Aes. Ast he re.
faces ssa 0skes dire threats q
she 1aees - marry 0oh.
Eve eeseass sseses's sreasmess
81 her Arches. WAleA Aas 1slvea
Aia . oisslag WGeA SNALlIMAR
lIOsH1S. she srslAs 0sh md Ae
tells Der lseDee - eagage1 q
lsresa. she eselapses sitter adasi-
alag ehas 0seos has seea 0aksse
love to BEE as6 thee ID Q b -
hssteria TRIES % saks oelsss. Ass
they peevess q. eaeles asa 0eh
~ % tell her What . ca6 0sess
10. bot Eve oaslses ahas che aass
e hln. lleleo decides - see hin
0rst. and they Qoasrel Whea she
says thss she asa 0sh have made
~. be ae1ls her shss she b Get ehe
Caaalagha0 Actress Ase eAe
daughter % . eeeel ereek ae1 O.
she refsses . oarry hio - will
exDess her.
Now co On wiTH raaE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
ssRoB will believe mel
Helen declared her faith II
her lovers trust without q mo
ment's hesitation.
Surprisingly Brent nodded hi:
head IN agreement won't you oil
down now7. be said. i've some
thing more to say TO you. HI
glanced q his watch. -Or perhap.
you'd better send your friend
o. o the station before
- 50 On with this.
Helen sank into = chair. She's Il
the breakfast room.- she sait
weakly. Tell her I'd like her q
take . later trails: I can't zee bel
% now.
Brent left to do her bidding. oul
was quickly back. he noted. Q.
soon = 10 entered the room.
change u Helen. Given : few mo
ments to think she had decided b,
was lying 70 Der. trickins hef.
How simple 4 VA. Of course. Sd,
felt like laugting. only somehow
there "a. strangely. inexplicably
% odor o. truth about Il ali. sh,
fought aeslnst Il
= hated 70 tell you this. "BrenI
began. deceived By her manner INT,
rhs was not going to tar,
Il % hard after oil.
Helen threw hack her head ana
held her syss fastened lsvslly d
his.
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Mrs. William La Moure is visiting
friends III Fargo this week.
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TWENTY-FIVE WARS AGO

Oliver Peterson. farmer CT Painted
Woods who is in the city today. re-
ports good crops OH his ranch this
year.
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d. Mccoy will gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed to him, care Of The
Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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There is no such thing as an ugly
woman says a famous continental
beauty doctor. Every woman has
some good points which can be
brought out and used to hide others
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long list OF acquista!s. Maybe the indiscrilninatc f!ood
OF forgiveness which our iur!es used to show has pallcd
OH us.
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all Of Mcnoken. left today for Wash
ington territory where they will re-
main until spring.
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Captain Moorhouse. Do.:or Bentley
and Phil Myers went to Mckenzie
this afternoon.
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world. should not have to run the
risk Of any needless dangers before
she can clasp her precious bundle.
Let us organize to save the mothers.
To any who are interested I will
be very pleased to send my mother
hood series which outlines the dietetic
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The Republican campaign in Eur
leigh county closed with a rousing
rally at the Atileneum with Cover
nor E. Y. Sarles, Senator H. c. Hans
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The new Western Union office In
the Raymond building is now occu-
pied by Manager Fletcher. and Oper-
ators Carnahan and Newton.
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Our Yesterdays
r YEARS AGO

r. d. Hoslins Of Psinbina county
has been appointed clerk of the SUI
preme court.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Growing Taller

Question: Miss r. w. asks: Gould
you tell me . way to grow taller? I
am 10 years of age. Also how may I
strengthen my legs? Do adenoids
cause the speech to be Backward"
Answer: Walking is the best TX
ercise I know Of for strengthening
the legs. You should start walking
a short distance each day. gradually
increasing it as your strength in
creases. We Go nc. stop growing UNI
til We have reached about the age of
Is, and If nature intended for you to
be any taller, you will naturally be-
come SO, and the walking will help.
Adeno;dS may be the cause Of q de-
feet in the speech, and Il this Is the
case they q often be cleared up
through the use Of q proper fasting
and dieting regime. Vocal gymnastics
which any singing teacher can In
struct you to use would also be OF
benefit.
Drinks with Meals.
Question: X. A. writes: In your
menus you never mention anything
to drink at mealtime, tea. coffee nor
milk. Should We not use any Of
them?"
Answer: The best drink with meals
is water, and not too much Of that.
X-ray Bnrns
Question: Mrs. j. writes: From
taking X-ray treatments for the re-
moval of hair on my chin and chest
I received first degree burns four
years ago which have left unSightly
parched looking black and purple
spots on my skin. and little places
that look like broken veins on my
chest. Will any special treatment
remove these marks. and would your
curative diet help In any way?"
Answer: It is difficult to remove
the effects Of an X-ray burn, but the
treatment that / have found Of most
benefit to this condition is the mira
red rays for 2 few minutes followed
by the ultraviolet light. While the
cleansing diet regime is helpful to
almost anyone, I do not know that 1t
would have any specific effect upon
this type Of disorder.
Copyright, 1929, BY the Bell Syndi-
cate, Incl
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Captain Gregg. Governor Millcr's
private secretary. has arrived and
settled down to his duties in the exec
utivc office.
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Mrs. Captain Wentz. Mrs. E. NJ.
Culberston and Mrs. F. NJ. Wheeler.
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