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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
Clean EN-, Out

It was constructive action which
the state regulatory department took
in initiating . movement to clean up
slot machines. Anyone who has ever
had occasion to examine the work
lnes Of these machines agrees with
Regulatory Chief Sidney A. Papke
that they are iron pickpockets." As
such they should be discouraged to
the same extent that society frowns
upon human pickpockets.
Tie truth Is that the machines can
b adjusted" By one who knows
how. to give the player" Z better
break than ordinarily Is the case.
nut even when adjusted - far - II
Il possible - DO - II the players
1avor, the machine still keeps 70 cents
ont of svssy dollar that y put into Il.
tn esdests and wheels which seem
- 1ascinate . many po1ons a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

path Of . rich mans son. He would
never have dreamed Of marrying for
ulercenAry reasons alone, but saW no
virtue In bltndly attempting what
seemed 70 him IN impossible under.
taking. He hadn't the sliehtest
doubt that neither he nor Caroline
could b happily married without
su@cient means 70 live IN their &C.
eustomed manner.
Her iutimation that he would
marry any girl who had wealth vas
m Insult % his idealist conception
Of his character. Anger q hot and
quick - her own led Him 70 take thu
ring she held IN rioidly extended
fingers and leave The house without
another word % her.
Caroline knew the moment he VA
gone that shs had been unfair 70
mention 0wendolyn Hoffman. For
although the GIRL was pretty and
socially ambitious she couldn't Say
that Howard had ever shown her
aAy attentien. It WAS Just that a
hef anger and humiliation e hs3
ipepped into her lad that uWeu.
dclyn's father Was said 20 have 81.
ttrod from the wholesale 9roeery
busineae with one of The lareast
fortunes st town.
But, right Of wrong about Gwen.
0oly1, eh0 burned With rooentment
toward Howard. That ho could 8
lAvol,hea4l9 and afraid Of conso.
0U00eoD VIM nhn 0na N tn0uhla amA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
Surprising Revelation

It was q surprising and shocking
revelation made before the Lions club
the other day when Fred Peterson,
himself = father, expressed the idea
that something ought to be done
about children wandering through
Bismarck alleys and investigating the
contents OF refuse cans.
The average parent hopes his son or
daughter is not engaging in such
practices, but few can be sure and
this fact might justify q little par
entail investigation.
Since publication Of Peterson's
comment other residents have made
similar reports, particularly those
living In downtown apartment houses.
Like Peterson, they say girls as well
as boys are doing 1t. thereby illustrate
ing the modern trend toward sex
equality In an unusual way.
The cause for this development is
obscure but 1t does appear certain
that none Of the children are driven
to it by necessity. A good many Of
those seen prowling about refuse cans
are well-dressed and appear merely
to be satisfying an innate curiosity
as well as . desire for profit.
The profit, 1t seems, comes from
the finding and sale Of bottles, par
ticularly whiskey bottles. Modern
bootleggers-and we still have some
are not above filling old bottles with
new liquor and selling 1t as the article
designated on the label. But to do
this they first must have the bottles
and alert children, apparently. are
alive to the market for old bottles
which thus exists.
It Is q queer and disturbing COM
mentary on our modern civilization
and one which should be stopped.
Alleys, at their best, are no place for
children. Poking into garbage cans
and refuse heaps is not an elevating
occupation for anyone. let alone Z
child.
It may be that the police can do
something about tat any rate they
should try-but the real responsibility
rests upon each parent in Bismarck
to see that his child does not par
ticipate In such activities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
II shan't mind living On what

II Shan't mind living on what
your grandmother lett you." she
"But Caro-, IT, very little." Hsw-
ard declared.
"ls It enough for IN apsrtment7
Or Mother and Father might have
us here-n they stay On. Would
you dislike that Hovardw
"Caro, you know they have no
use for me-"
''They don't know you. When
you're one Of 10 they'll forget that
you're Henry Dunsworth's son. But
I'd like the apartment II you'd pre-
fer it-even Il its just two Or three
rooms and Q kitchenette."
Howard said, with . sort Of feeble
horror: "0h lord. With ne dry
ing the dishes, ! suppose. Caro-, for
heavens sake. get back into jour
right mind"
She looked 1t him, and her eyes
were suddenly darkensd with {
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
Tribune Washington Correspondent

Washington. Aug. "a. - Thanks TO
the National Emergency Council and
not to the Federal Housing Admins
tration here, the building material
producers or anyone else, the housing
renovation program Is off to what
might be described as q fair but de-
layed start.
The rest seems up to millions OF
home owners who must decide wheth-
er they want to put money into fixing
up and prettifying their dwellings or
into something else.
One acknowledges q message from
the lumber industry's press agent
that the next lumber price move will
be up rather than down, and also 4
certain WEAKNESS at Administrator
James A. Moffett's repetitions that
building materials are cheaper than .
year ago.
Your correspondent can't fairly
Judge the fairness Of prices. But the
fact remains that q drop in building
material prices was once officially re-
garded as an essential Of the housing
program, that the industries got talk
ing to Mr.. Moffett and that existing
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

bic and physiological plan Is to abide
by q restriction of the food, chiefly
carbohydrates, to q level not quite
sufficient to maintain, and carry on
with the ordinary exercise or perhaps
q little more daily walking for the
general nemefit to metabolism.
The great obstacle or difficulty In
all reduction regimens is hunger.
Perhaps we had better look into this
in the next coufab.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
Where the West Begins


Much has been said about the west
and where it really begins, but
glance at an outline map Of the
United States. showing the county
divisions, gives pretty clear proof
that it begins at the Missouri river.
East Of the river In practically all
states the counties are relatively
small, many Of them containing only
Z few townships but each maintain
ing . separate county government.
West Of the river the counties grow
rapidly larger and the tendency
holds. even through the more popul-
Gus districts Of the Pacific coast
where some counties are 50 large
they have two sets Of county offices
and two courthouses.
The only exceptions to this rule
are northern Maine, northern New
York and southern Florida. In those
areas the average size Of counties Is
about as large as Is true west Of the
Missouri.
All Of which gives rise to the
thought that. In some respects. the
west Is better Oft. At any rate Its
necessary costs Of local government
are less per square mile than u true
elsewhere.
Much has been heard Of county
consolidation and It has been breach
ed frequently here In North Dakota,
but purely political factors have
blocked any constructive action. The
same thing. generally has been true
il other states.
A glance ct the map indicates that
this is largely m east-of-the-Mis-
souri, issue.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

Strike while the iron is hot" says
an old motto. Some of these labor
leaders seem to have heard only the
first part Of the slogan but some Of
them are finding that things can get
hot after as well as before the strik-
ing starts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
SYNOPSIS

OxNOF0xS
The depression did not alter life
It Hawthorn" the comfortable. |
hospitable home Of the Philip Rut.
ledxes. Caroline. their lovely
daughter. entertained lavishiv ana |
the younger set swarmed there. |
Mrs. Rutiedxe suends most Of her
time abroad aud her husband prae-
sieally lives ct the club. Following
~ mo.nef return from one OF nee
tlaps. caroline ewes party. Ine
pampered AVA notes how capably
n .s.;. osu8nter mas afranfee every
tning ana wishes she could teel hap
P PIER about It. Caroline: parents
eisappr0ve OF their daughters
t'ancs; Howard Dunsworth. Years
w, nowaro. tanner oou6ns prop.
e1y from fninp saying ne wanted
Il TOT leather factory ana inste:d
e ee Msn; INTO ine p oSiP . t. 70
,i,s: -. have been snsmies ever 1 since:
AZ the neieht OF the party. Philip
arrives home with the new: that
11sn1y OunswoItn ~ tu'neo nim.
n.0.,.. :ss% r, 1sn1ane1y eaoexeo.
anP tells t1ow.to ana Eatoane
t1cs 0unswo1tn St:s nexs move
~! PC @ oreak snelF sement
. ~ ne sussests tney ~ q oyer.
-. cousse. y en- C; na4xe snZ uAt'
ssIsn ~, % y. Sssoaau. se u ..9 ,
; 11u: ~, e sesssss ous As voice
CHAPTER III
Un~ l.-2.l a. n>as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

There must be something about
those Russians. The Japanese have
been quarreling with them q whole
year now but haven't knocked the
chip off their shoulder yet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

Wonder II Ne could get some q that
grass which Mr.. Hoover said would
grow IN American streets % uss @ N
old-fashioned book marker In M.
Hoover'S new book7
Maybe . goldfish doesn't have
any privacy, but d he any worse
of than al the other flsh, with
Dr.. Beebe scouting around.
It won't be long now till the frost
IS on the pumpkin and tho sleeves
Of last years topcoat prove to b q
frayed as We feared they would be.
II It took . tractor and three
men to save Byrd, how many
tractors and how many men
would they need 10 save Kate
Smith?
An Argentine inventor has per-
tected an instrument that warns Of
earthquakes, but in San ffancisco
they'll still ring . fire bell.
Copyright. 1884, NEA Service, Incl
Mussolini has shown that he viii
defend Austria not only With words,
but With deods.-Prinoe Ernst Won
starhemberg, Austrian army leader.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

There Is much complaint about the
weather, but there would be more II
there weren't any.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

cratic National Committee Was abae
to step in and take over the whole
personnel problem With tho successful
plea that there Was no other way 70
get Il Strengthened out.
e Is now explained that the M.
tional committee has some 100000 JOB
applications ard that among such .
number there must b quite few
hish-grade men. 80 many Of the 100
are being fired for incompetency and
others for political reasons, and fey
ct the most deserving" among tn
$1,000 viii b taken In.
BANKERS WON OVER
Initial GOODNESS Of the banks toward
the program Is commonly interpreted
hare ~ part q IN habitual attitude
toward almost any New DIAL proposal.
Apparently bankers couldn't bslisve
at first that Washingtou was Offering
them the chance b make safe, insured
leans ct 10 per cent interest.
From the begiuning, bankers pri.
vately interviewed here, when they
understood they could charge home
owners 10 per cent for renovation
loans, expressed themselves @ pleased.
Banks everywhere seem b b coming
In on the program now - and thu
home owner win find the loans . lot
cheaper than those he could Get b.
fore.
Copyright. 1884, NEA Service. lnc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY William Brady, M. D.

pertaining health hygiene disease
diagnosis will answered hy DR. Brady stamped
Letters should written
Ink No reply made queries not conforming to
Address William Brady in care Of this newspaper.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
HURJA TO THE RESCUE

uUxkJA 10 The HESCUE
Meanwhile, the technicians employ
ed were gents from industries which
wanted to whisper In Moffett's ear
and Moffett had ~ and still has "A
secretary who threatens to become
even more unpopular than General
Johnson's girl.
The files got mixed up, the program
was stalled and everything was 80
messy that Emil Hurja Of the Demo-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

Since congress passed the securities
law It has found that the lambs like
q good shearing once in q while.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
The NewDea]
Washington

Job Hungry Hordes All But Swamped
the Home Renovation Drive 1T the
Launching -. Credit the National
Emergency Council With the Res
cue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
SUN Glasses

Does the use Of sun glasses affect
the eyes2 I bought them in a de-
partment store and they were mex
pensive. After wearing them q while
my eyes seem to hurt. IF. b.
Answer-Oculists advise against
wearing smoked or tinted glasses, ex-
cept when it Is necessary to be ex-
posed to intense glare as on snow in
the mountains or in the desert or
on water. Smoked rather than COL
ored lenses are preferable.
Hot Water
Is water drawn from the hot water
tank In the average home suitable
for drinking and cooking? (Mrs. l..
G. NJ
Answer-As suitable as the water
before 1t Is heated. The par-boiling
Of the water pasteurizes it, that is,
destroys any disease germs the water
might happen to contain. But boil
ing for five minutes IS necessary to
sterilize water.
Acidophilus
Opinion regarding use Of soyado-
philus for intestinal trouble. Would
yeast have same effect? Il. P)
Answer-I do not believe any Of the
acidophilus preparations is worth .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

toast. No harm in taking them II
YOU like, but as for remedial value
come over some time and Ill bowl
you.
copyright. 1894, John F. Ollie Co..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24
sTANfPEDE THE TROUGH

S0oAs
Several government personnel
cliques moved In on him and lodged
their friends In the early personnel,
most Of them relatively incompetent.
This Is an old racket here, often
worked on green executives. Such
cliques, frequently dominated by chief
clerks Of departments and agencies
who are continuing element In gov
eminent, try to squeeze their own peo-
pie into other personnel agencies
where they can influence hiring poll
cies and Jam In stu more friends.
Certain MIRA, FEEsA and Farm
Credit Administration cliques, along
with others, operated on FILA In . big
way. taking care Of fellows who fought
to be taken care Of" Personnel files
became jumbled and the situation got
out Of Moffett's hands. At one time
Moffett found he had 100 employees
when he only wanted 25o-with about
$4,000 jobseekers still clamoring 1t
the gates.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-24

JOB PROVES IMMENSE
Recent index figures based On 1919
prices showed general Wholesale
price level Of 74S, compared with salch
building material figures o. wire naiss
902, structural steel as, cement 40,
brick and tile oil, and lumber oe.3.
The year-ago prices Moffett speaks Of
had been doomed even higher In the
big sky-high price boom caused By
the codes.
There never would have been .
renovation program Il NEG hadn't
jumped In to build up . national field
organization In 10 days altar other
folks had been working on Il Tor three
weeks. Most Of the program II now In
the hands Of NEG state directors.
Some Of the inside story Of FLA
Will give you an idea how organization
Of vast federal programs sometimes
operates. It Is only fair to Moffett
to say that the job turned out to be
much bigger than he or anyone else
had figured. Accustomed to doing
things in big business. way, Moffett
found he had to consult too many
people and avoid stepping on too
many toes.
The Washington times., 1934-12-07

Smart new zephyr twin sets in
dark, bright or pastel colors.
Sizes from 81 to 40. Plenty
Of white sets in this group!
The Washington times., 1934-12-07
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MEMS WEAR

Broken lots Of suits, raneoats, overcoats and
jackets. Be sure to read every item-if you
are interested in big savings!
~ LANsBROOK SUITS, including three
3pc tropicals; broken sizes SO to AZ. Orig CT OK
1naIly $50, now UAAsOO
(2S PRsD WOOL KNICKERs mostly light shades "a
few dark. Broken sizes 20 to A waist. Orig CT Oh
tnally $395 to $495, ow...................O OA"Of
(53) MEMS WOOL CAPS, tweeds and polo cloths; Oh
most sizes in lot Originally $3.50 to $185 now.. OfN
uS) "CHAMP" FELT HATS, soled; mostly large Oh
sizes Originally $295, ow..................... OfO
(29) LANsBROOK TOPCOATs, allwool Harris tweed
effect; mostly tan and brown. Broken sizes C11 OK
80 to A. Originally $225o to $25.......... O11"OC
g PRsO RIDING BREECHEs of cotton whip c1 "a
cord, large sizes. Originally $295. 5............. O1"Of
1O GOLF JACKETS, wool plaid with Upper CD "a
'front.' lined Broken szes 36 to 49, Orig $495, OA"Of
(49) SCHOBLE FELT HATS from our best selling SIS
line Browns, greys, tans some show signs of GO %
handling. Broken sizes. es..................... 10000
(19) ALLWEATHER TOPCOATs, waterproofed tweed and
gabardne combination. 3S to AZ in lot. Orig Q7 40
ma4y $3.50 U'"1O
(S) COTTON OFFICE COATS, broken sizes SO to Oh
a. Originally $780, now. ow........................ OtN
(1O6) FELT HATS, broken sizes and colors co 90
from 1895 line. ............... OA"CC
(22) ARTISTS SMOCKS q length in green CT 90
and black. Small and large sizes. Orig. $3.50, O1"OO
1867 SHEEPLINED COATS of black leatherette double
breasted, belted style. Sizes SO to AZ. Orig &C 40
maly $SS5 ...................- -............ OV"1O
1907 MERTONs COAT SWEATERS in brown G. 40
and tan. Sizes SO to A. Originally $780,. OfOfO
1927 MELTON JACKETS in sizes AZ to 49, Brown green
with Upper front. Made by Albert CD 40
Richards. Originally $495, now.............. OO"tO
~ SUEDE JACKETS, genuine leather in grey with wool
sleeves and Upper 'front.' Soiled. Sizes 38 to GO OA
90. originally S49o now. ...........l UASO1
nASs1uHoHs-s7Hrrr 'nooH-"ra CLOTHING
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ELECT STATE HEADS
!. P. Bishop Named President;
calnan Reimbursed for
Embalming Board

=. p. Bishop, Belfield, was elected
president Of the North Dakota Fun
eral Directors association at the clos
ing session OF the convention here
Thursday morning. Valley City was
selected as the convention city for
next year.
Other officers chosen were: ]. W.
Murray, Cando, first vice-president;
A. w. Bethke, Drake, second vice
president, q. L. Anderson, Grand
Turks, secretary and r. G. Swandby
Grafton, treasurer. J. z. Anderson
Rugby, was named to the executive
committee.
The convention went on record q
endorsing ]. w. Calnan, Bismarck, tc
= b reappointed to the state embalm.
ing board. Further resolutions were
adopted thanking the city Of Bis
mArck and the men who made the
ccnvention possible for their work
Thursday morning, F. J. Beaurline
,. and q. representative from st
Paul, showed movie depicting mod.
ern enbalming and derma-surgery
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07
Immediately afterwards the delegates
launched into the final business ses.

Immediately afterwards the delegates
launched into the final business ses-
SionS.
The three day convention closed
with special demonstration by O. w.
Olson, representing the Eckels insti-
tute Of embalming. Olson's demon.
stration Is one Of making facial like
nesses from q new soluble silk ma
teriAl.
Rev. Walter E. Water was the main
speaker at the banquet Wednesday
night. Lecturing on present day NOR
ais, Water said that conditions will be
improved only when the people desire
higher standards and can bury their
urge for baser things.
Entertainment ID Offered
Special entertainment was furnish.
led by the Lions quartet, which featur-
ed Miss Marian sandin as soloist.
Members Of the group are Henry Hal
version, Ed Klein, A. p. Simon, Arthur
Bauer and A. A. Doerner, accompan-
list. Two violin solos by Adolph
Englehardt were also on the program.
Group singing was led by Henry
'Duemeland. The Grand Pacific hotel
orchestra played between courses OF
the dinner.
Three 25-year members Of the asso-
citation were presented buttons by g.
A. Jacobson, president. They were A.
H. Johnson, Mayville: +. M. Ander-
son, Kuhn; and g. G. Jensen, Edin-
burg. Short talks were given by J.
w. Maxwell. president Of the state
salesmen's club, and L. 8. Ashley,
former president Of the national
casket manufacturing association.
Wives Of the directors were enter
tanned Wednesday noon at q lunch
con In the new capitol building and
taken on tour Of the new structure.
Professor Clarence strub Of the
Hohenschuh- Carpenter College Of
Embalming concluded his lectures and
demonstrations Wednesday afternoon.
A discussion Of the funeral service
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07

less something develops to demand
session in the meantime, Judge Fred
JansoniuS said Thursday.
The court now Is engaged in hear
ing regular routine matters. No GRIM
inal actions on the calendar require
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07

code was carried on by Henry Dooley,
executive secretary Of the Minnesota
funeral directors association. Dooley
reviewed q survey conducted In North
Dakota over Z six-year period in which
| It was shown that the average cost
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07

HERE'S the low-down on HANEs
Shirts. You have 90 much
tail tucked into your shorts it
can't get out Of bounds . can't
sneak up and bunch at your
waist! Wait till you try HANEs.
You'll wonder where Wonder.
wears been all your lifel
Take hold Of 4 HANEs Shirt
and stretch It sideways. Look
how the lively knit snaps It
back into shape. Now, pull Il
over your head. It smooths out
neatly across your chest-with-
out Z ridge or wrinkle. You
couldn't put Z cooler, more com.
Portable shirt on your backl
While you're about it-climb
into Z pair of HANEs Shorts.
Bend and reach % much as you
want. They're tailored 90 they
can't cut or pulll Colors guar
anteed fast. See Z HANEs dealer
today. p. H. Hanes Knitting
Co.. Winston-Salsm, N. c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07

With weather conditions favorable
pigeons fly more than mile q min
ute.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07

immediate trial, Judge Jansonius
stated.
Due to economic conditions, he ex-
planned, I'VE do not wish to call =
jury unless absolutely necessary. And.
o. course, II we do get sufficient rain
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07
to help things generally, the farmers
will be busy in the fields"

In Australia, there are 1000 speo119
Of plants found IN no other country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07

Of q complete adult funeral ranges
from $40 In 1899 to $l73 in 1888.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-07
Burleigh Jury Term
Postponed Until Fall

No term Of Burleigh county district
court will be called until next fall un.