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\ . v Barnwell Peoples—tiael, Baniwtll, 8. C n Angnat 9,1934 : Hr \ BRISBANE THIS WEEK LANGER PUNS COUP TO RECOVER OFFICE Tired Nerves Make Trouble v It’* Already Smashed At Laat They Got Him Air Wisdom, and Nonsense Forest Made to Order Senator Borah denounces monopoly •s the cause of all our troubles, and says “Smash the monopolies r As it happens, happenings since 1920 barf sunashed the monopolies fairly well TrSnyfiody has a monopoly that you would like to own, you can get It at a bargain. Ousted Governor Would Change Constitution. Bismarck, N. D.—The deposed gov ernor, William H. Longer, planned a new coup In his struggle to regain the office that martial law could not hold. v Re-establishment of a quorum' In the runaway legislative session simulta neously started the wheels of impeach- neat proceed togs against-the' acting' V Temperamental Outbursts That Quite Frequently Fol low Any Unusual Expenditure of Nervous Energy Are Comparatively Unimportant. It took 15 federal agents, all ex pert gunmen, to “get” Dillinger. And' they got him by surprise, thanks to a woman’s “tip that ho waa to be li a certain theater,^ a Up supposed to have been well paid for. It waa no ‘‘detective work.”, Dillinger waa killed as he had killed others, without a chance of escape, like a trapped coyote, and now he knows, If he knows any thing, that as a profession “crime does not pay” y The War department’s, special avia tion committee says the army should have 2,320 planes, with corresponding Increases In flying men,—It also says there should not he one department controlling all air forces, which Is pitiful Idiocy. Mr. Baker must remember what hap pened when he was secretary of war and the flying machines of this country sent to Europe were a Joke among na tions, our flying men compelled to bor^ row from Prance and England planes that would really fly. governor, Ole H. Olson,, and state offi cers who supported him in ousting Danger. Danger’s new plan was to obtain a repeal by referendum of the section of the state constitution under which he was removed from office. He was de- courr rmtng that hla conviction of a federal felony disqualified him, leaving Olsoif, lieu tenant governor, In power. The offense of which he was con victed was solicitation under duress of political funds from federal employees. He faces an 18-raonth prison term and a $10,000 fine. , Petitions were prepared for circula tion throughout the state. Fifteen thousand signatures must be obtained In ten days to place the proposition on However, the big men in the army and navy are not flyers, and feel that they should have their little separate flying units to play with. the November ballots. If Danger, renominated as the Re publican gubernatorial candidate, were le-elected and the constitution amend ed at the same eJictlon, he would be back In his capltol offices In Decem ber.. Even if he were In a federal prison, the wording of the proposed amend ment would leave him In office. The amendment would provide that a state officer could be removed from office only upon conviction of a felony /rinder the laws of North Dakota. The crime of which Danger was convicted Even In the best regulated fam ilies It frequently happens, that a. party, outing or other good time which calls forth nervous energy is followed by a quarrel, or, at least, a fueling of Irritability which makes the tension high In the home circle. The Important matter is to regard these temperamental upsets as whol ly unimportant. They are purely the result of fatigue, and no personal grudge should be held for the oc currence, regrettable, though R Is, Just as thunder showers follow a hot sunshiny day, so these tempera mental outbursts are purely the ef fect of too "much exuberance, cou pled with the necessity ai being with close companions, when the real need is for a little period of rest and sol itude. If possible to give yourself the “break” which a little rest and quiet affords after a strenuous time, do so, for the sake of yourself and others. Rnt \t this la nnt pnsalhle. taken as slgikflcant. Let the sun shine, as soon as the moment aUows, and realize that all that were good friends before, still are the same, and that a uet^ous system whld Animal* “Made Up" for Motion Picture Work There are beauty hints for animals as well as human beings, and a score of make-up devices as well To the motion-picture camera all the members of the animal kingdom are personnel of the respective make-up departments and the dressing rooms, observes a writer In the St Lools Globe-Democrat. , . • The dressing rooms for the Jungle beasts on the film lot of one com pany are a hundred closely guarded sometimes becomes tyrannical has been playing a few rather showy tricks which have nothing to da with the basis for love and friendship. e. Bell Syndicate.—WNU Service. v Odd Form of “Kindling” Stone “kindling" is used to start It ts to 1 the fuim uf a sjm thetic atone which, when soaked in kerosene, burns for ten minutes. It can be used repeatedly, as it does not break down in the heat and absorbs the fuel, thus permitting it to barn gradually when soaked in lard for the same purpose and when coal oil was first employed as fuel, deposit of a peculiar granite was found which was used in the same manner. ferent from the manicured attend ants to the human players as are his charges. A thick beard Aides hla bronzed skin. His beanty equipment con sists of huge flies, fantastic shears, combs with yard-long handles—the sort of tools a beautician might .see In a nightmare. He moves from cage to cage, hla hands deftly wielding the Instruments. For heaven 0 forbid ™ £ ERSY WAY TO IRON! From somewhere In the Pacific Pres ident Roosevelt sends an order that $1 .'>.000,000 be set aside now, $i75,000,- 000 In all, spept on a “made to order” forest, stretching across this country through the heart of the drouth area from the Canadian bonier to the Texas Panhandle. Planned as an experiment to counteract the drouth by encourag ing rainfall, the new forest will be 1,000 miles long, 100 miles wide, 100,- . . vw "square Bines er roreit surface; is a* felony only under federal laws. Leaders of lounger’s powerful fac tion of the Nonpartisan league said they would have no difficulty obtaining the petition signatures and expressed confidence that they could amentT the constitution. The house of representatives afi Journed. subject to the call of a com mittee of 15 appointed to map an Im peachment procedure against Olson. Olson termed the proceeding “child’s and a deluge of words begins to be burled from friends or members of Xie family, yoovoelf Included, let the event j>ass as quickly as does a mo mentary shower, and as soon 'as the “air has cleared,” let It be forgotten. It Is not just the children of the household which should be granted this Indulgence. Mothers are usually on the watch for such temperament al disturbances after a good time. Many adults have not outgrown this perfectly natural reaction of tired nerves and bodies. The difference Is that mothers, knowing the cause. do not take the circumstances seri ously. Adults are not always as fair or generous In their Judgments. How ever, It may seem at tho time, noth Ing said in such a mood should be MercolizedWax KEEP COOL SAVE TIME SAVE WORK SAVE MONEY with tli# Coleman Iron THIS Colaaua Self-Hering bon wffl wu low ■ora d— wtm Truir thm * $100.00waihtncmachincl hwill—uuyour •crength • • • help you oo better hocking at leeeeoec. — ...no Wtef with tMtcheaor torch...no woMng. Tim evenly-heated double pointed bae# krona gacments with fewer strokes* Lergi gleee* 1 one-third. Hee Keeps Skin Young Meradized Wax < j time la f...OM It anywhere. Econoanlcel.•oo...eo*ta only W an hour to operate. See your hard ware er houaefumiahtn* dealer. U local dealer doeen’t handle, writ* us. 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Henry Ford says: “Old-fashioned Americanism, the pioneer spirit that Isn't afraid to tackle anything, will save this nation from Its economic and social afflic tions.” Perhaps Henry Ford, who lives some distance from the fringe of Amerl foolishness. glvA his fellow citizens credit for to" much of the old “Ameri can. spirit.” When you read that 8,000.000 chil dren are deprived of schooling in the United States, that this country spends for “luxuries’* twice as much as it *pehd* oh education, you Think That possibly something has happened to that “pioneer spirit.” The Talmud cays. “Jerusalem was destroyed be cause the schools were neglected.” In Washington. United States Sen ator Gerald P. Nye, whom Danger asked the NorttuDakota hauw»-to Rui>- p«-ua and foree to submit proof of his charges of alleged graft In the state board of pardons, said he would be “tickled to death to give any Infor r atlon concerning the Danger admin istration to the legislature," Three Condemned Men Eecape Texas Prison Hjnisvtlle, Texas.—Three of the most desperate outlaws In the South west — Raymond Hamilton. Rlnrkle Thompson, and Joe Palmer—escaped from the death house of the state pen! tentiary here In a daring break In which one convict was killed, two were wounded, wad a m>m>v4 whs- ahot. The three convicts who were shot, all hank bandits and life termers, were brought down by guards as Hamilton. Thompson, and Palmer scampered over the wall to two waiting automobiles. >/• Ztl/i Conditions In YMenna are had, with more dangerous riots expected as Nazi terrorism continues Its bomb explo sions. Nazis in Austria declare that “Roman Catholic priests led Chancel lor Dollfuss In his campaign against the Nazis,” and a Nazi spokesman de clares that Nazis “have determined to kidnap the Roman Catholic priests as hostages." As soon as any Nazi ter rorists are sentenced to death, and hanged, their friends will kill the priests held as hostages. Mr. and Mrs. Peters (he was “night man” In a small Hoboken, N. J., lunch room) won $25,516 In a sweepstake lottery and felt that they should show that winning, In a lottery, Is a good thing/ They drove to collect their money In a rented 16-cylinder car with e liveried chauffeur, and “opened 1 champagne. Any expert accountant can ahov^ them that 4 per cent bn $25,516 ' hot stand that strain. Some “get-i quick” expert will probably show them how to change $25,516 Into $10,000,000 —then Mr. Peters will be “night man” Again. Novelist Oppenheim Makes Killing at Riviera Roulette Juan-Les-Pins, France.—K. Phillips Oppenheim. the novelist, is the gam bling hern of the Riviera as the result of winning 200,000 francs ($13,200) at roulette In Juan-Des-Pins casino within an hour. He attributed his suc cess to a system by which he ran 5 and 10-franc stakes up to 5,000 francs over the week-end before he cleaned up a table. “A very amusing pastime,’ was his comment. Trotone Three Die in Flames ae Bungalow Burn* Camp Borden. Ont.—Three persons were burned to death when flames de stroyed a/light bungalow housing the family of Sergt. John R. Sherwood of the Royal Canadian air force. Slier wood/and his wife are In a hospital. Eve/yn Massey, nineteen, Toronto; iys Sherwood, eight; Gordon Sher- six, lost their lives. 440-21 r Brothers Drown When Hurled Germany has real troubles; some fac tories closing, hours reduced, because •of lack of raw materials^/ It isn’t that ether countries refuse to,sell raw ma terials to Germany, but (hat Germany lacks cash and credit Hundreds of thousands are said/to be added to the number of unemployed. News that mfilaria is spreading In •Cuba, 6,000 cAses reported at Santi ago. will disturb Intelligent Cubans and doubtlau cause an energetic fight .^gainst the dangerous malaria-bearing losqulti Mosquitoes spread malaria and also e^read/ yellow fever. Malaria is the worse of the two, for it makes life worthless. According to scientists, the jultoes coming op from marshes, not rude barbarians from te north or the vices of the Inhabi tants. destroyed the power of ancient Qome. * King F«*turM SyndloaU, la*. Milwaukee.—Ignatz Bugar, twenty- four, and his brother, Raymond, twen-/ ty-two, of Theresa, WIs., drowned 1^-BIg Cedar lake when thrown frbm their speedboat as It made a sharp turn. Mrs. Robert Franzen, also in the craft, rescued two other members of the party. Chemist Diet in Plane Craah . New Turk.—Phillip Spuller, a chem ist with a student’s pilot license, was killed when his plane crashed from a height of 500 feet Into Jamaica bay. Iowa Sealed/Corn Baras Shenandoah, Iowa.—Fourteen thou sand bushels qf government sealed corn burned at the L. O. Llnginaker farm In a flty which destroyed a barn and corncrlb. Tbe buildings were In sured but not £he corn. IRE SENSATION OF y 34 REDUCED PRICES FOR UNITED TINE ONLY €)& tut old mu new ma Wwjfvjp* Y 2 u jno»° H w< ^ toeing Robbers Killed jn, Ont—l’hree Weston youths. believed to have robbed a shop here, were killed when the automobile In cb they were fleeing pursuing po lice went off the highway and crashed a tree. To SEE it is to buy it! 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