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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10

through bones to obtain the arrow
points. Most OF the dirt he was forced
to screen in order to find the points
and to keep from stepping on and
breaking them.
The Folsom point is rare, in hat it
IS OF a peculiar make, having a notch
in the butt end rather than the usual
two-eared style familiar to most North
American Indians. Few are found in
this section of the country, being a
native of the southwest. 1t was found
about two miles from the buffalo trap
while Mr.. Bentley was digging on a
shed. He found a spear point of cherk
and some other fragments at the same
time.
Nearly 200 of the flint points have
been mounted on a heavy folder by
a perfectly formed point two and a
half inches in length to n three
quarters of an inch long and also per-
feet. One obSidian point is slightly
over three-quarterS of an inch long
and foreign to this section. Some are
made of cherk, some OF clear agate,
some of moss agate and other forms
of flint.
Most of the points are razor sharp
and pointed as needles. The skinning
knife is of flint and is three and three
quarters inches long and two and a
half inches wide and also sharp as a
steel knife and is roughly oval shaped
to fit the hand.
Mr.. Bentley plans to continue his
work of ~excavating, having dug down
in some instances is feet. The pit is
some 200 feet long and so feet wide,
he said. and still offered potentialities
in archaeological discoveries. He has
known of the buffalo trap for 20 years,
he said, but only this summer had
found time to do any excavating.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10
HOW LONG CAN A
Three QUARTER Wife
HOLD her HUSBAND?

YOU have to work at marriage
L to make a success of it. Men
may be selfish, unsympathetic.
but that's the way they're made
and you might as well realize it.
When your back aches and your
nerves scream. don't take it out
on your husband. He can't possibly
know how you feel.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals of life: l. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. Ap-
preaching middle age"
Don't be a three-quarter wife,
take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10
TREND IS TOWARD GRASSES

The present trend in agriculture is
toward more grasses and legumes and
less grain. Increased production of
grasses and legumes will result in better
farm management practices in that
larger acreage of land now devoted to
the production of soil depicting crops
will be utilized for growing soil con-
serving and soil building crops.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10
REVIEWS GIVEN

beef cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry is
given in the August issue of The Mon
tana Agricultural Outlook written by
w. H. Lamphere, extension economist,
and just published by the Montana
extension service. In addition to in
formation on those products, Lamphere
also gives a review Of general conditions
and prices. Copies of the outlook may
be obtained from county extension
agents.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10
FOREIGN UPLAND BIRDS

When the state game commission fixes the
open season on foreign upland game birds in
Montana it will omit Chukar partridges and
quail. The Chukar partridges. native to Asia,
have been colonized in this state to a limited
extent but are not numerous enough yet to
justify an open season. The same Is true OF
quail. and it is planned to give both a chance
to obtain a foothold before they may be
hunted,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10
CARDS FOR ROAD PArRoL.

Members OF the state highway patrol arc
now carrying personal bushes cards which
they pass out to officials and others with
whom they come in contact not only for iden-
LITIGATION purposes but SO that the recipients
may refer them should they need the services
Of a patrolman. The cards bear the patroI-
mans name and title, badge number and
place Of duty. The official Of the hishway
patrol Is in the upper left han corner.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-09-10

International law demands that ships
Of all nations but one carry bells for
timekeeping and fog signaling. Turk
ish ships are permitted to use q drum
for fog signaling.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
By FRANK r. KENT

Irc one erer conceived that this kind
3f thing eozk be done Prior 70 I1iE
administration TIE mere suggestion
that gucn 4 thing could be 6rue roa.d
have seemed shocking. Considering
the examples be has had, j. IS 8 little
Unfair 10 make Mr.. Nicholson tie
goat Doubtless, Is one newspaper
iEaE, It Is oriy Z coincidence that
within = ser dayz Of the announce
men; Of Nr. Michelsons new en-
ploymsnt, The license os one q tie
oeoAdcAEfinE stations Of his new en-
ploye74 Vas renewed, following . Gii-
ference Of opinion between the CON-
paoy and The federal connunka-
tionS commission No one has Eag-
Ees1ed that NJ. Aichelsno fixed" this
Little matte. for his company. On
the osner hand. no one has suggested
that his employment made the ar
,:ansensnt any more difficult.
And whe.he. be uses his influence
|ir the administration for the a6van-
tAse Of his company or not. no one
seriously thinks that II he we're not
supposed TO have influence be eTe
rcuk hare been hired. Nor would
any Of the res. Of them Il it we're
not for their link with tie White
House, they would hare no ma.ke.
and their stuff would be Of little
value. II makes no difference whether
The money goes to charity, as is the
case with some, or whethe. it goes
INTO their oTn bank accounts, Is is
the case with o.hers; what they are
casning IN on Is their connection with
the White House. That has not been
done before, 50 far as anyone can re-
call, but it is being done nov. What.
then, Is the use Of getting excited
about Charley Nicholson? What's
the use Of calling him indelicate. un-
cignitied, unethical! What about the
others?
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
Realistic Court Reform

Hidden by the smoke Of the change battle congress-
but significant neyertheess little incident Brooklyn
court At the robbery trial Of who had been arrested
times since 1913 Judge Peter Brancao interrupted pro-
ceedinys and said:
If want to be bulheaded and go through with this
trial. the burden is You very foolish if you think
will believe the story you just told you
yictd Of this charge III give you the limit Of 10 years
I'll give you a chance TO think it over"
The prisoner did think over entered guilty plea
10 sghy lesser charge which still involved good stretch
in prison.
Until concerted action is taken national scale wipe
out miles Of red tape close oohoes and delays which
TO depend largely the initiative Of the judges Judge
cato has provided valuable example Of just what be
on that line.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
How u CT the Most From tne Day News

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t consignment tas rz.ty sae, .y this inter
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pstssr,
r, appeared stories
ah 2s,s,, form os;.e, oo.nnsa.zr tas Of the
as.lon -aza doss any ot them Individually.
Tae fir. sLs Allegheny equity, Pz in which Pits
5y2a IL bcs spending and asf times mich
rs. IL nonta Of tae depression although
e1ansat eTsls sg1z 70 those Of the bonn year Of
1szs Nors za and hzf billion dollars spen. On
direct and yt il tns July 1891 whereas only
LITTLE than million spent for the purposes
Nzrcn, 1893.
Anstaer sory xls Of congressional alarm that nsw de-
sds Word Var veterans may saddle the nation with
lars oy 1876 Tas top f the 12bilonoar share already
allotted 10 Veterans out Of the oiondolar total cost Of the
~ the nation TO date
TIE third item recorded the statement by an official Of
the National Economy League that for the last years the
has been spending dollars for every dollar
income II predicted that unless the spending pace
greatly reduced the future will bring greater deficits
Taken altogether these items stimulate some vital ques-
,ions Why if employment conditions back normal must
relief be expensive? Why veterans just last year
given nions in bonus should they need And
how do these first two situations bear the
tYo-to-one public spending policy?
BY thinking these problems through and forming an opn-
another the newspaper reader only get
ting the most out Of the but he il also performing
his important duties citizenthat Of taking healthy
teres in what going around him. And simple though
sounds that In making history.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
SO THEY SAY

Stolen wate5melons stin taste bet
ter TO the modern bog Just like they
did TO the o,d-faxhioned one: have
had . dozen complaints from the
farmers within the last 10 days
James A. Mcdonald, Wichita Falls.
Tex, Juvenile officer.
= , ,
Civilization riseg or declines Is
vomens pleasures chanze-Df. VIII
liam Ernest Hooking, philosophy pro-
fessor.
A woman. II she Is sttTscted TO .
man, makes point Of being payttcu-
larry disagYeesble TO him for fear that
he should think she = running after
him. - DS. +. Drumond 6hiels. Lon
don.
Everybody that I have married has
done well. Many haye parted, but,
wen, those did well to psrt-Peace
Justice r. v. Kwinn, wichita Falls,
Texas.
Unlexs the Chinese sacrifice their
lives they win become puppets: there
fore the supreme sacrifice Is the only
way open-Wang Chaung-Hui, Chi
nese foreign minister.
+ +
The best time 10 repair leaky roof
Is when the sun Is Shining-Franklin
D. Roosevelt.
= + =
The women Of China are no leGs
patriotic o. capable Of physical en-
drsnce than the women Of other
lands-Ans. Chang Ka1-shek. wife
Of Chinese dictator.
+ +
You can have no setback In q sov-
eminent when you have . great p1esi-
Cent who Is upright-oov. Prank
Murphy, Michigan.
= + +
Truck drivers are the friendliest
people Of Ill The rest Of the peo-
pie are . bunch of damned snohs.-
Alfred A. Knopf, r., missing" pub
lisher's son. after hitch-hiking trip.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
Member of Audi. Bureau cf Ciyeuhtioo
Member Of the As1<iztsd Press


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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12

Offending 9R- NICHOLSON
A god nxny criticisms hare bsen
seys1ee recently .: Mr.. Charles Mich
s:soc, toe xi6siy advertised public
III frscsoe o. the Dsmoc1aiac IA
t:oNAi committee, because Tale re-
.x.ninZ his $4,000 position un6ey Mr..
FasleT be has gone On TIE payroll Of
d .s6io Moa6caEsing company tos
IN ADDITIONAL 5000 annual salary.
isns making bis -'to.A take pretty
GOOD. indee6
Some really unktnd things have
been said about Mr.. Nicholson II this
connection TIE bad taste o. the act
Is csplo,ed. TIE poin, Is stressed
that but for his supposed influence
With the administrator, Of co1r5e. be
Eou1d be Of 10 ilse TO the radio com
pany and that no amount Of camou-
laSe o. deni2is affects the fact that
be would not be employed at al but
for the belief that Is pubic relations
counsel Of the committee. rno regu-
.aYiy sits Ia On the White House press
conte,enoes. hS weight In Washing
ION w1u Be worth what be Is paid.
This, IL Is held, is distinctly bad
Certainly, il is not IN the public IN
teretx. II ioEerS the tone Of the
administration and II Is urged upon
Mr. Nchelson that be should have
ref1atned from -capisaEzing" his po-
1itson 10 . way plainly tndeIcase, i'm
prope. and tnefsascal-to put 1t mild
y. An interesting thing Is that these
criticisms come not at al exclusively
from Republican and anti-NeE Deal
reHspapesB bat sone OF the kharpest
haye appeared Ia Journalistic chain
Enich has warmly supported Mr..
Roosevelt. has strong New Deal bias
and in the past has avidly gobbled
up huge quantities Of the Nicholson
propaganda.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
Job Fight in Reverse

Fighting groups Of Swinging fists. Swollen jaws
and black And charging police Sounds like another
scramble strikers picket line doesn't it? But isn't It's
just 600 trying TO get 300 jobs Hollywood film factory
where pirate picture is in the making
Now many localities in the nation haven't enough jobs to
90 around Ohers have too many jobs Adjustment
OF such situations the task Of social scientists engineers and
economists Furthermore it may be only another phase Of
going Hollywood when GOO risk broken and scufed
shins to get into single picture.
But whatever the social industrial significance
Of the incident it is at least refreshing change when workers
fight to who TO work rather to zee who does not
90 TO work.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12

matter: the sky definitely isn't the
limit.
Headline says grain market says,
affording bond Of sympathy for
the young housewife trying to
avoid that very thing with the
biscuits.
The Russian chess-playing vogue
seems to have been valuable from
the government standpoint, IN teach
ing the people the duties Of .
pawn.
The futurtstic art trend, 1t Is
heard. was stimulated By the
World War. Next time such pos
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
BARBS

The Marines nov xopei hand
greradex With . gun, which Is the
answer to the lester who starts his
letter with, Il take my typewriter in
4 4
Persons who get SplaShed BY
cars On rainy days must wish the
old era Of the puddle jumper we're
back.
= = =
Air commerce bureau officials Who
put the ban on stunt flights must be
congratulated on clearing up one old
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
Somebody's Gain

The record peak reached by the mutual savings banks Of
the country June 30 good indication that things
better for q considerable number Of people, after ALL
Mutual savings banks type Of institution seldom
patronized by people Of wealth. In fact Of these banks
deliberately restrict their business small savings accounts
Yet June 3o than 10000 10000 deposit
in savings banks and the number Of depostors
to IN alLtme peak Of A759,246.
Remembering that such banks represent only part of the
counrys savings accounts there is certainly
believe that many people better off than they
few yesfy ago. Is good thing to keep in mind when we
are tempted look 1t the whole today through smoked
glesses.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
BEHIND I'D Scenes
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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12

Cnde. .as Circumstances, II seems
. l.ss-s Dit iaick WIZ should theT
PICK Q, Mr.. Mzcheiso1s Why Erxie
81. o1: for attack Concetinz, 1s
one pzpe. ssyz, iaas dslicacy 70 this
sogt os .hics is not 70 Be expected Of
- professional Enearer. and cnnced-
.nz, 100. ihat this business Of CON-
De-r.slizinz Or capitalxinz. for
money. 3 party q pubic position Is
inherently wrong. Eh1t has Mr.. Mich
Iesson done that has lot BEEN done bT
oIhe,1 nuch made prominently u
the public eye, m1cn closer 70 tie
president and from whom there Is
more reason 10 expect dignity. deli
czcy and hszn-minfe6ne6s?
Has not the White House itzeN
been capitalized BY members Of the
presidents oEn family, by his chill
6.en, By his relatives, By at least one
of hiS secretaries, By his intellectual
lutiEayes" and friends? The truth Is
that, for the first time II the history
Of the country the Wait1 House IN
this administration has been capital
izec-and TO an extent never dreamed
Of before. Agents hare sold the prod
uct Of those close to the president to
magazines, newspapers and business
houses. Hign-prioed jobs hare been
EiTen because Of White House con-
Irection- II the question Of taste and
cencacy and dignity is to be raised,
Ehy raise it against the unfortunate
Mr.. Nicholson and pass By without
comment ve1y much more conspicu-
ouS offenders?
Why treat the capitalization of Mr..
Michelson's position Is rep1ehensible
and regard it as something not worth
noticing when others IN positions Of
more delicacy and dignity than Mr..
Nicholson are balEier than the veil
Known beaver capitaliziug everything
In Gi1l1t Prior tn thix administration
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12

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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
The Cree: Come Of POLITICS
cayrk san.~~s rRAN
DK1KNDING 11R- lucHELsoN

cs,yrtshs iss7. b ~ saiti.srs So
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12

abilities should be considered be-
fore hostilities begin.
+ + 4
Revival Of the Hawaiian vogue has
renewed popularity Of the ukulele.
which Is useful for propelling 4 canoe
when you lose the paddle.
4
Sugar bloc leaders in congress lost
their fight With the administration.
indicating that from now on II they
don't Ike It they can't lump it.
Copyright, 1887, NEA Service, Inc)
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-08-12
Your Personal Health
By William Brady, n. D.

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t-ssfr az
-sEsst
The Washington times., 1937-07-15
By THE LABOR NEWS EDITOR

Members of the executive board of the Maryland State
District of Columbia Federation of Labor today appropriated
sufficient funds send delegate the annual convention
Of the American Federation of Labor.
The Washington times., 1937-07-15
MachinistS' Local
Membership Gains

Every good progress" in a mem
bership campaign, particularly
among automotive workers here,
is reported by Lodge No. 1913 of the
International Association of Ma
chinists.
John G. Forsyth, business agent
of the local, declares also that two
new lodges have been chartered
here. They are Greyhound Lodge
No. 1869, composed of mechanics
at the Greyhound bus terminal,
and Office Equipment Mechanics
Lodge No. 1401, formed of men
doing work on office equipment.
Unconnected with this informa.
ton is an additional statement
from Forsyth, contained in a let
ter to The Times:
81 want to extend my con.
gratulatiOns for your labor
column in The Washington
Times, and to tell you that I
think you are doing a mighty
fine thing for the labor move.
ment here"
More to the point is Forsyth's
further revelation that his local
meets on Fridays, not on Thurs
days. The latter day was errone-
ously given in last Thursdays
Times,
The Washington times., 1937-07-15

per cent. News about the posi-
bility of a general building strike
against the District and Federal
Governments broke" first in The
Times, yesterday BartenderS'
"Old IS" explored the inSides of
such crustaceans as crabs at its
party last Sunday afternoon. J..
Complaints have been registered
at the White House against the
practice of several White House
guides who have Steered tourists
into two nearby restaurants being
picketed by Hotel and Restaurant
Employees Local Alliance No. 781
The men are still out on the
two junior high school conStruc-
ton jobs which lead to the posi-
bility of the general building
strike. The staff of THE Trades
Unionist" has had little time to
put out a newspaper, because of
handshakers congratulating them
on the anniversary of its forty
third year of publication.
The Washington times., 1937-07-15
HOW LONG CAN A
THREE-QUARTER WIFE
HOLD HER HUSBAND?

YOU have to work at marriage
4 to make a success Of it.
Men may be selfish, unsym-
pathetic, but that's the way
they're made and you might as
well realize it.
When your back aches and
your nerves scream, don't take
it out on your husband. Re
can't possibly know how you
feel.
For three generations one
woman has told another how to
go smiling through" with
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t helps Nature
tone up the system, thus les
sening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the
three ordeals Of life: I. Turn
ing from girlhood to woman
hood. 2. Preparing for mother
hood. 3. Approaching middle
Don't be a three-ouarter
wife. take LYDIA E. PINK
HAMS VEGETABLE COM
POUND and Go Smiling
Through"
The Washington times., 1937-07-15
C. L. U. to Nominate
Nert Mondau Niqht

When the Central Labor Union
meets next Monday night, nomina-
lions for a new vice president will
be in order.
The election, to take place at
the following meeting, will be to
fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Clyde Mills, we'll
known leader in the Interna.
tional Typographical Union.
Mills, a supporter of the Prog"
faction in the recent elections of
the local printers union, saw his
side go down to defeat before the
onslaughts of the Wahnetas. His
leave-taking of the C. L. U. post,
however, occurred before the
downing of the "Progs," which
deprived him of an official posi-
ton with the Columbia Typo
graphical Union.
The Washington times., 1937-07-15
Lions Want Airport
To Stay in Virginia

Opposing the Camp Springs
site, members of the Lions Club
of Alexandria, Va, vest erd y
urged Washington-Hoov Field
be properly improved or that the
airport be established at Graveuy
Point.
Fred Petit, president Of the
club, in announcing this action,
said:
alexandria naturally wants
the airport on the Virginia side
of the Potomac because Of the
convenience. 1t would be impOs-
SibIe for us to travel to Camp
Springs and make an air trip
worth WHILE"