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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-08
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
IS DECLARED GOOD
Commercial Review Says Re.
covery Is Continuing Des-
pite Handicaps

New York, June 8.-(P-Despite
drouth damage to crops and tension
arising from labor unrest. business
still shows on the whole an inclina-
ton to move forward on the recovery
trend in evidence for more than a
year, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, reported
Friday in its weekly trade review.
Weather conditions have stimulated
retail trade, according to the re-
view, although business In drouth
areas has been hurt and volume
gains there over last year have been
almost wiped out.
The average Of industrial opera
lions has been well maintained" it
continued, "as a slight expansion in
capital goods has offset the slacken-
ing reported by manufacturers of
consumers products.
Despite the Slight recession in fac
tory activities, employment is being
we'll maintained and payrolls general
" are at the highest level since 1881.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Ends Ath Meeting

Grand Forks, n. D., June s.-(R,-
North Dakota Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs ended their 44th annual meet
ing here Thursday following the In
stallation Of "A. 8. Isacson, Rugby, as
grand master Of the grand lodge and
Mrs. Edna Kirk, Fargo, Is president
Of the Rebekah assembly.
Carrington was elected Is the lo35
meeting place and appointive posi-
tions were filled by the new grand
master and the Rebekah president.
In the grand lodge, Henry Hale,
Devils Lake, was named grand chap
lain; D. r. Green, Grand Forks, grand
marshal: H. e. Timm. Wishek, grand
conductor; Fred ]. Fredericton, VAL
ley City. grand guardian: and Rev.
G. w. Langdon. Drayton, grand her
aid.
Nettie Hart, Dickinson, was ap-
pointed marshal Of the assembly while
others named were Ethel Bidon, OBJ
eron, conductor: Marie Baldwin. FAR
20, chaplain; Irma Barton. Devils
Lake, outside guardian: Alma Harris,
Park, outside guard, and Stella Nc
0anal6 1A1h1es 1Ioldan
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DARLINGTON MAN TO
Head n. D. F|REMEN
G. B. Craven Chosen President
at Conclusion Of Conven.
ton in Mandan

Mandan, N. D., June 8-(R)-C. B.
Craven Of Darlington was elected
president OF the North Dakota Volun-
teer Firemens association at FRIDAYS
closing business session OF the or
ganization's golden jubilee conven-
ton.
New Rockford was selected for the
1885 convention city.
Other officers named are B. A. Sell.
Grafton, first vice president; E. E.
koenig. Underwood. second vice
president: H. L. Reade. Bismarck,
secretary and L. E. Correll, Casselton,
treasurer. Sell. Reade and Correll
were reelected.
Trustees named are E. o. Wayde-
man. AnamooSe, reelected for two
years: F. G. Robson. Cando, elected
for three years, and Mike Heidi, Mau-
dan, for one year.
The firemen adopted resolutions
endorsing the water conservation GRO
gram. including the Missouri River
Diversion project and civilian conser-
walton corps dams, calling attention
that the falling water level and in
dications Of dropping water table
will cause an added fire risk in towns
as well as intensity the drouth situa-
ton.
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Local Man Admits
Indecent Exposure

Charged with indecent exposure.
q man police have sought to APP
prehend for over a year was be.
ing held at the city jai. Friday.
His arrest by Chief of Police
G. ]. Martineson Thursday even.
followed complaint made by the
parents Of two girls of the Bis
marck high school graduating
class who said the man had ac-
costed them near the corner of
1hayer Ave. and Second st.
In the search that followed the
police notice a suspic;ous-lookinR
individual seated in q car parked
between Third and Fourth streets
on Rosser avenue. When the car
started up, the police followed and
forced the vehicle to the curb
near Thayer and Fourth st.
Martineson said the man made
. complete confession Of past
offenses, which have occurred in
all parts Of the city during the
last year. More than rs COM
plants have been received at
police headquarters from women
and girls who complained Of the
mans conduct.
Martineson said the man always
travelled in either an old Ford or
Buick and jumped out of the car
with parts Of his person exposed
when he saw women or girl ped
estrians approaching.
The man under arrest, police
said, has lived IN Bismarck for
several years and has a wife and
two children. His only employ
ment has been on local relief pro-
jects.
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Id<~MA CINDERELLA
G11l 10y Harold Bell WRIGHT

I'd better wait . few days until !
cool OF . Bit"
She drew closer to him. "I'm 10
sorry about that, John Herbert. II
only there was something I could
do"
"There's nothing that anyone
can do, Diane. On the whole it
probably is fortunate that it hap
pened."
She looked 1T him questioningly.
"You see. Diane. it brought me to
my senses. It was rather q jolt, ]
admit, but ! needed it."
"You needed it,"
eyes. When . fellow desires the
moon it's . good thing if he can be
made to realize how impossible his
wish is before he let's himself 60 too
far trying to reach it"
She turned her eyes away from
something she saw in his face. II
don't think I understand" she fall
tered.
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ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Wagner, l1S
Avenue B, and Miss Jean Roherty.
daurhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Rob.
erty. SIS Mandan st., also students
Il ST. Benedict's. will not return UNI
I'll later. Miss Wagner Is the guest
Of Miss Dell Holzemer at Hastings.
MINI, and Is expected here Sunday.
Miss Rolaerty is visiting Miss Virginia
Rosenberger OF st. Cloud, MIMI ct
the Rosenberger summer home neaS
Detroit Lakes. She will be home N
about week.
Mrs. M. o. Agre, sl2 Thayer ave-
nue.. and Mrs. Charles Rowe and Miss
Mary stark, both Of Mandan, return
ed Friday morning from Grand Forks,
where they had attended the Rebekah
grand lodge session, which closed
Thursday. Others who have returned
from the meeting are Mrs. Maude
Arthur, Mandan, and Mrs. Jack w.
scott. 83l Thirteenth st.; Mrs. Celia
schloener, It's Twenty-fiyst st., and
Mrs. Joseph Maison, 723 Fifth st. Earl
scharnowske. 7o1 Twenty first st..
was at the Odd Fellow grand lodge
meeting, In session at the same time.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Child Eats Laundry Starch

My sister-in-law lets her 2O-months-
old baby have box of gloss starch
and eat as much as she cares to eat
Of it. told her it isn't good for the
baby, as most people keep all starchy
foods away from children =. (Mrs.
p. F. s.
Answer-Starch Is wholesome food
for any one, but 1t is unwise to allow
any one to gorge on any one food like
that, no matter whether it is starch,
sugar, candy, bread, eggs. meat, or
cereal, to the exclusion Of other de-
sirable foods. # the child prefers
her carbohydrate ration in the form
of laundry starch 1t is quite all right
to let her have 1t in that form. I
should advise plain laundry starch or
corn starch rather than gloss starch.
X \ \
Bamboo pillows are used in Sa-
moa.
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SWELL" murmured Diane, ''she
may not be 30 far wrong in that"
"Oh, boshl" he ejaculated rudely,
Diane ignored the interruption
Jeff Todd is dangerous. He means
to make serious trouble for you and
your mother. He is eternally antag.
onistic to al that you are and to oil
that you represent. He hates your
mother because she is what she isl
She smiled meaningly. "Perhapa
JEFF Todd IL . symbols personili-
cation-of something. At any rate,
I'm strongly inclined to the opinion
that sooner or later you will find
your mother il right when she in
sists that you've got to fight him. y
Diane had been painting for per-
haps an hour when, trying for the
exact value Of . bit Of underbrush
in deep shadow. she saw . move
ment Of the dark-green leaves. A
bird or . chipmunk, she thought.
But when next she looked from her
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Contralto Will Sing
The Cycle Of Life

Miss Marian Dahl, contralto, will
sing Ronald Landon's 1.-THE Cycle Of
Life" In five parts and q Tschaikow-
ski song over KFYR, beginning at 8
o'clock Friday evening in . program
sponsored by the Singers Guild. Miss
Dahl's accompaniments will be played
by Miss Vivian Coghlan. 1.-THE Cycle
Of Life" Is divided as follows: Pre-.
Jude" 1.-THE Winds Are Calling" (Au-
tumn), Drift Down, Drift Down"
(WinteD, Down in the Forest"
tSpring) and Love I Have Won"
(Summer). The Tschaikowski num-
Der will be None But the Lonely
Heart"
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hudson Woman Dies
In Local Hospital

Mrs. August Nikel, Judson, died at
6:l5 Friday morning in q local hos
pital.
Short funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the Nikel farm home near
Judson at ! p. m, Sunday afternoon.
The body will then be taken to Jud-:
son where interment will be made
after services in the German Evan
gelical church.
Mrs. Nikel was born in Germany.
May 80, 1868. She has lived near
Judson for several years.
Besides her husband she leaves SIX
children. They are Carl, Louie, Mrs.
Paul Dettman, Mrs. Jacob Kuller,
Mrs. Alvin Thiel and Mrs. Hubert
Loehrke, all Of Judson.
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canvas to the spot she was paintins
she saw distinctly q face. IL wa
Ann Haskell.
The startled artist managed Il
give no sign that she had discov
cred the mountain woman's pres.
ence. Shifting her attentions to m.
other part Of the scene. She wen,
on with her work. But the youns
woman was not feeling Is calm 4
ner outward appearance indicated
a cold chill Of fear crept over her
The hand which held the br,,sh
trembled. She dared not look ara;,
toward that spot in the shadow. hnt
sne could feel the mountain woman
watching her. Under cover Of Sc.
Letting . tube Of color from the ho,
on the ground beside her, she stole
. quick glance ct John Herbert n
was writing industriously IN 4 noek.
ct notebook and did not look up.
Several minutes passed. Dian.
realized that for her to cont;n,s
longer without revealing to the
mountain woman that she was
aware Of the latter's presenc. We WE
impossible. In spite Of ali her =.
forts she would be forced to look
straight into those dark ewes which
she felt staring at her, with Heaven
knows what interest.
i've finished for today." she -,
nounced, and began packin1 her -
ss\A CnAR ~ n. SSSe
surprised. ie1''
Diane shrugged. II am not ,et.
ting anywhere with the darned
tning. It's gone hay wire on me
He rose to his feet and Al.
preached the canvas on the easel.
She snatched it away. "Don,t ,ool,
let's Co." oome on.
On On the way to the Lods. .h.
s sookeo back over her shoulder "a
o1ten that John Herbert noticed hs ].
uneaslness and asked what vas ths
With 2 laugh to cover h, -.
fusion she said: "It's nv n;.+ vvn'
This Is my second failure. var n' Isan
!. cant imagine what's wrone WI. III
h ns. ! 9e |. that darned pIaee +
At the twin oak. ~.
stopped. 'o"n herbert
Lodge?" asked lying ;aaE On to the
dinner" - SWIM before
ae shook his head. .Not III. -.
~ .noV =. IIi ..e; don't think ! couid
eefe!ls Joke. you know, Wa 1-' VII III
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white accessories and was UNATTENDED;
Garden flowers and tapers centereo
the table when q wedding luncneon
was served at the Bismarck country
club at noon. Mrs. Lucy J. Hall, L.
Mot,re. was an out-of-tcwn guest.
Mrs. Dockter is = daughter OF MRS,
Eva Topilla, Brocket, and graouateo
from jamestown college. The orloe'
groom. who Is principal Of the Ma
poleon high school, Is the son OF Jaco y
Dockter, Ventura. He y . graoua1e
Of the University Of North Dakota
The couple viii be Ut home ~ IVA
poleon on June IS.
i i \
Two pre-nuptial affairs were given
Wednesday In honor Of MISS vloie1
Fetcher. roosevelt school first grade
Instructor. who will marry r. n
Teichmann, Fargo. on Thursday, june
%, Mrs. II. L. Hairless, 306 PARK d.
was hostess to q company OF women at
a tea and miscellaneous shower lor
the bride-to-be. In the evening, MIS-
H. T. Perry, l16 Avenue B, gave q
small dinner party for her.
i \ \
Leaving Thursday afternoon for
the Bismarck District Luther league
convention at Braddock were Rev. G.
Adolph Johns, pastor Of First Luth-
eran church. and Mrs. Johns, ana
Lester Porter. Seventeen members OF
the church choir will drive to Brad
dock late Friday afternoon to appear
on the evening program. Among the
choir and congregation members who
will 60 to Braddock Friday and will re
main for the Saturday and Sunday
sessions are the Misses Alice Brown,
Gladys and Viola Barth, Anna Pet
erson and Mararet Olson. Mrs. Gladys
Nelson, Mrs. John Olson, Mrs. O. N.
Nordlund and Gilbert Olson.
\ i i
Miss Jean McKinnon, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, 3l2
Avenue B, west, arrived Thursday
evening from st. Benedicts academy,
st. Joseph, Mimi, which closed We'd
nesday. Miss Arlene Wagner, daugh-
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lodges will meet at the Memorial
building Ut 1850 o'clock in the after
noon and will visit each cemetery
and perform the ritualstic rites. Con-
GLIDING the memorial day viii be .
service at the First Presbyterian
church ct 3 o'clock In the evening.
Members Of both organizations are
asked to meet at 7:45 o'clock ct the
church.
A. w. Snow, Hogan p. Erickson and
Oscar A. Sorsdahl are on the Odd
Fellow committee to decorate the
graves. Rebekah lodge members serv-
Ing are Mrs. Fred Ohde, Mrs. Jack w.
Scott and Miss Catherine Mcdonald.
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Memorial Tribute Is
Planned by 2 Lodges

Three separate services will be held
Sunday by the Odd Fellow and Re-
bekah lodges, who will join In honor
ing the memory Of deceased members
on that day.
At $50 o'clock, the joint committee
from the two lodges will meet at the
World War Memorial building and
will proceed to the local cemeteries to
place flags and markers on the graves
of departed members.
The general membership Of both
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edge It seems to me Il do not know
what the prevailing view of the me-
dical profession may be) that exhaus-
ton makes atelectasis more likely to
happen; do not believe physical ex-
haustion, as from extreme fatigue or
deprivation Of food, or prolonged ex-
posture to cold and wet or combina-
tions Of these, seriously impairs any
degree Of immunity the victim hap
pened to have. do not believe the
scientific evidence warrants the no.
ton that such exhaustion lowers re-
siStance."
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Plan Meeting Series
At Regain Tabernacle

Lloyd L. Smith and his evangelistic
party will open series Of meetings
at the Regan Gospel Tabernacle Sun
day. according to Rev. A. Christensen,
pastor. Services will be held every
weekday night except Saturdays at
8 o'clock and at II and o'clock on
Sundays. The public is invited. Be-
sides the evangelist, the party includes
his wife, who IS the pianist, and John
Smith, song leader. The group now
IL closing an evangelistic campaign
at SelfridRe.
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~ think you do. Diane" said
John Herbert gently.
1t was 2 week later. Diane was
down BY the river, ! ouarter ~ Z
mile below the Lodge. Sra had
stolen away without feline anvone
= wnere she was going. She wanted
% % alone. But she was not work.
sne: Since that incident in the rlada
= the head OF Shady Greek IA had
Ieit no inclination for her worIr. ma
today had left even her sketchhooir
1t home. '1DooA
The young woman had not ...r
yonn Herbert since she parted with
n nam tnat afternoon under the twin
oaks C! put she had thought about
ann. she was thinking sbout him
nov. The things which he ma not
sslo DUE which she knew were IN his
neart had stirred her deeply. She
understood perfectly why he had
not seen him since. 80 -0
Looking back now to that nioht
s waicn q they had spent together Be-
Ri. snelr camp fire IN the forest,
nsne realized that even Chen she
~ oeen more Ut ono with this man
i snsn Win anyone she had ever
known. He was not % her even then
stranger. And every dav az their
eomradeship which followed she
nsa Ielt the inevitable fruition ~
S s"sl1 Ire friendship approaching. She
nso taken herself 70 task often for
e psssm.tt'ng this development. for
que could not ignore the dihicultieg
presented in the person Of Ann Has-
~. put against her viii. aImost.
she had gone on. $500 e'
!, 1n9t scene in the liyinr-room Of
t1e haskell house. and thosS ho,,ys
which followed n the ei III. ~ .Sa
~cn. nsst encountered the mountain
xSoman. had brought Diane e. 4 still
ossper understanding and 8 fuller
appreciation Of Ann Hasiei,s son
- a's ready acknowledennent az IS;
tnat no owed his mother. m his na-
t = with her antaeonism Is iii
t!ss was most dear "a hin. and in
Il . ra;tpose g accept and honor her
= ~ 1p't s. % What she was. the last
= \. tns daskels had revealed 8 quail
~ ss ~ manhood which could not but
h; sss wrongly 70 Q woman Of
IIlanes character. with this fur
.aer insight into his natnre had
.ome the realization Of I'm depend-
snce upon her. Diana ~ Tia only
r a FL g b, whom John Herbert could
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Napoleon School Man
WEEDS Sylvia Toppila

Miss Sylvia Toppila, Brocket, be-
came the bride Of Adam Dockter,
Napoleon, in q wedding service read
BY Rev. +. q. Norris, pastor Of the
Mandan Methodist Episcopal church,
at IL o'clock Thursday morning at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Heath,
Mandan.
The bride wore q blue suit with
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY William Brady, M. d.

pertaining hygiene
diagnosis will answered by Brady
addressed envelope enclosed Letters should brief
Ink No queries conforming
Address Dr. William Brady, Of this newspaper
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SYNOPSIS

Years ago, Ann Haskell. domi.
nant Ozark farmer, sent her father.
less son, John Herbert, away In
the care Of Judge Shannon, 90 that
the boy could be educated proper
y. No one knew the heartaches
this sacrifice caused Ann. In John
Herbert's place, Ann raised ne'er-
do-well stepson, JEFF Todd. Ann,
Je6, and Nance Jordan, AIMS
housekeeper, live together on the
farm. Following graduation from
college. John Herbert returns
home and 10 stunned to find his
mother : crude mountain woman
but he overlooks this in gratitude
for all she did for him. Ann, on the
other hand, IL disappointed that
her son 10 anxious to write, in-
stead Of practice law. John Her
bert tries to explain to his mother
that Il 10 just 10 necessary to feed
the spiritual appetite % the physi-
cal. Il reckon hits too late for
me ever to rightly understand hit, =
Ann says wistfully. Diane Carol,
q young artist, who values her
work above her wealth, which she
keeps secret. and John Herbert
become boon companions. One
day, JEFF. jealous Of John Herbert,
tries in vain to get his stepbrother
to fight. Ann tells John Herbert
he will have to fight JEFF or there
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CHAPTER XXI,

But. Diane, the whole thing ID
20 hopeless. Il may take years fol
me to win . place ~ . writer"
"Of course It will be hard going
Tor . while, she admitted. EVERY
writer has had 70 undergo . period
% starvasaon. II seems g be the q,
price writer's must pay. But you'll
.n sv'usnvw
,,Dut wnst A1ouC motners D1ane
TT /. n HN: worT1eo an1us myself; but
she ~. dcr. for ~ '" Th - =. - ~ IS.
80 81. S.s -. wc,i ~; - I'M r. ~ s ~
ws. ~ 80 -. .S....S IN ~. ~ n.lu
c.Js. th.+ . .s.;ss+ =. n ...e -. ye.as
. - w.u, sS. IN ik I;tf 1ow Up ~ ~
vh;ch ~ X. r.v.r Lrov .rns a.
AN I or,e her as;de fro,r h.r ~ ~
e. - r.other s. 49,. 1.t ILL., -
nvs. 80 S r.,,.+ taLn . ..,sn : ~
..c.n =. .rv Incsrt 81. 80. .s., ~ "ei
$3.50 80 ~ - ccr+; ~. i; w..a. :. /.
shs Il nov . Tor Heaven Er a, ~ =
sa" :, .,o o~ 4 80. ,,r.;, ,nos nCw
70 earn ! respectable incoma v;th
nv pen.s
aHov ao.. van, ,,o+h.. 81,
.hc,t ;t7S n;.v. ..i. Jens ,,;atis sl
SfS.v. 80, +.i,.sI T. ns., 49un.et.y ,;
~ o1 ....s. 'sOveI WIN ~.
az !sugneo oesperateiy. You
snoula nave neerd u TINS morning
s1ter you !e1t.
"What does she think you ought
% oo!
With bitter humor the last Of the
Haskels told her about his talk with
ms motner.
Mtny alo sne ever SEND me
~. I ne concluded, noPeiessly.
reonie vhv J;Jr 4s .h 20 r ~ IKE tnese
sO IL wny s's ~ I hS;. neep ING mere
she hro,cht m :TsfY 1 Tndd, Wh Up IS
Indce Sharnnr IL hsr A. =, nx w u.o
Ala thew dece;ve =. ,,a ~. .h ~ ~ an. my
thinesf Why did the Judce mis-.
represent mother to me? Couidnt
they see what was bound TO hannen
when I found out how thinss .@ re.sIu
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Bamboo pillows are used in sa-
moa.
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ANN UNCEM EhTS
Death Notices

HOLCOMB. LYNDON-Age - years. son
o. M and Mrs Cluster Holcorlb.
passed away Thursday morning IN Chit
CaE0 Funeral services Monday 10 a M
- the residence o. his parents l5i
south Elder ave. Friends invited Burial
F-oral PARK cemetery. CONKLE SER
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garage HU-87l0.
EAST-Front room. board. laundry: pri
waite entrance: excellent heat: privileges:
gent: IS. CH-26l6-R.
WIDOW will share home. north. married
couple or ? ladies; good heat. HA-257l-W.
18TH. E. l536-Front room. few doors
Briehtwood car. bus. white widow. 50
SMALL CHILD-Warm. modern home;
exp. mothers care. BE-3327-3.
WANT lady 20 board desiring real home
and eompanionShip; near car CH-275l-W
NONE BETTER-Morton Pl addition: twin
beds: shower: gentlemen 2062 n New
jersey ST. TA-69l6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-10
Times Rates as Low as Ne a Word
RENTALS
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