The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 8

Sar a Dera eens Sane PAGE FIGHT ASSIGNMENT OF PASTORS 18. ANNOUNCED Rey. Halfyard Returns to Bis-| ~ marck and Rev. Thatcher | Returns to Mandan REV.HUTCHESON RESIGNS Full List cf Appointments for, M. E. Conference Announ- | ced at Close of Session ae Or Halfya rd, pastor of ethodist Episcopal | narck and Rev. W. . Thatcher, pastor at Mandan, | were returned to their pastorates | for another vear, in the assign- ent; read at the closing of the| Methodist conference in Mandan last night, There were few. changes) % in the western part of the state. | Dr. Hutcheson, who has | been superintendent of the Grand! t, and formerly was) r at Bismarck, resigned from) Mr. conference because of ill | (above) the health. Dr. 0. A. Birchenough of | seas in comfort due to application of the principle of the gyroscope (inset) | Larimore, in behalf of the mi of the Grand Forks district, to stabi presented him with a leather tra- veling bag as a token of their es- teem. Rev. Hutcheson’s successor is C. L. Wallace of Jamestown. Rev: J. Edward ‘Snyder of Fargo! succeeds Rev. Wallace at James-j town. The closing day of the confer- ence included the ordination of five persons as elders and three as deacons, They are: elders, .Wil-| liam HH. Driver, Hunter and Arthur; Silas A. Fairham, Wimble- don; Wm. Schoffstall, McClusky; George H. Harvey, Ray, and Henry Jolinson, Rural. The deacons are: 230-foot No Rey. H. Brown, Bethel; Rev. | Arthur Jones Noonan, ‘and R. A} 4 Feens' Dickey. timate: ‘ay nments of pastors for the ensuing vear “ollow: BISMARCK DISTRICT H. Styles Harriss—District Su- and Mrs. Hnydonia (right). By NEA Service Camden, of the sea and has made the ocean jas smooth as a mill pond. - more dishes or missing meals while sailing the bounding main if ship owners equip their vessels as Cyrus H. K. Curtis, the Philadelphia publisher of the Ladies’ Home Journal Saturdav Evening Post, has fitted ; his “Lydonia.” ‘This is said to be the most beauti- ful yacht veritable palace afloat. Its cost is ¢3- Lounge‘ rooms, rooms with private baths, showers, pastry pantry, cold storage and elec- trie light hoard as pleasant as stopping at 2 WILD WAVES TAMED BY TOP ‘ Gyro Takes Roll Out of Ocean; Ends Seasickness Cyrus K. Curt’s: who can ride the roughest ng their palatial yacht This gyro-stabilizer invented by Elmer A. Sperry has-:proved so: suc- cessful on the Lyndonia and other yachts that the United States Ship- ping Board has orde¥ed‘ope for a vessel in its transatlaritic service. According to Ronald R. Nelson, member of the crew who had charge of this apparatus: )i “This stabilizer is just a-‘spinning top’ harnessed’ up with ‘a contro! gyro to govern the dection of the wheel. The reaction of this deviee— he force with which it acts upon the ship, does the work. By the stabil- izer’s oscillations. back. and forth, ,a big wave hitting the. vessel on, ong side, will pass under and out to sea on the other side without having im- parted to the ship even a sign of a roll. Mich., ‘Oct. 16,—A. trim | yacht has taken the roll out est. ‘gyroscope,. the familiar broken speed of © minutes enables it. seasickness, to On ship board: the con: and the spinning gyroscope. . ances the, ship-to 'meet in American waters—a inert matter, functionin, at $1,500,000. smokers, state- well under way. plants make living on planes. ee “THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE The gyro-compass is the lat- development: “of. “the ning top,” whose’ rotation at |a 800 “revolutions per other types of ship ‘stabilizers used heretofore. have: been of after. the rolling’ motion - was The, principle is being used with ‘success in stabilizing air- ‘BANDIT SEARCH EXTENDED TO BORDER TOWNS Believe Roseglen 1 Bandits Are Part of Band of Canadian | Bank Robbers the Roseglen State Bank at Rose-| 1 glen, McLean county, was extended |, |o..the Canadian border and beyond 7 °|-when authorities’ became convinced jthat the yeggmen made their escape to the border after blowing the Roseglen bank Saturday. morning. . Royal Norghwest mounted police, pwho have been patrolling the-. bor- der in an effort to round up bank robbers. who. have been preying on Canadian banks, were instructed to watch for the Roseglen band. Offi- cials are working on the theory thers. that capturm of the Roseglen bank mirht solve numerous Canadian rob- berie! Sheriff Stefferud of McLean coun- ty was informed by the night Village marshal at "Ryder that he saw ai} large automobile pass through Ryde: at-4 a, m. Saturday mrning, tra ing at a high rate of apecd tows 4 Minot. The bank carried burglary insur- ance, so that much of the loss of $5,000 in. currency and. $3,000 in grain checks, is covered.-Notes for upwards signatures will be obtained, it is said toy by bankers, ». A spin- ‘i | Astronomers consider our sun is now a “dwarf. star,” but . that formerly its light was about 100 times greater than a accom- stantly anticipates the ‘approaching swell’ and bal- it, All ig only “‘Search for the yeggmen who blew | See Public Ree To Buy Real Value Many More. Progpects . Closed! Since’ Overland Makes » Big Price ‘Cuts — There are more prospective buyers of real Motor ear value at popular prices than eveRgdealers had_ pre ously supposed,: according: to. W. Lahr of the Lahr Motot Sales Com- pany. i ubporting this is cited the pub- Feaction to Overland’s new low Bee » which went into effect: Sep- témber 18th. - ‘Sales of ‘this’ car: fridicate that many prospective ; buyers. had just been waiting for the latest value in- crease ‘before making’ their invest- ment. Overland’s all-steel body, real bak- ed enamel finfsh and large,’ strony rear axle, among the extreme yalyes at ‘the new low price which especially “attract buyers. ~ ‘These are new values on a popular priced light car,*and have added ap- Peal in view of the latest price re- duction to $525 for Overland tour- ings and ‘oadsters. Overland 4s ‘now the only. car sell- ing ‘below $800 that has an all-stecl id real baked e: ish, it is also. the only light car using beth Timken and. New Departure i-floating rear a; ith axle shafts that are remo' able, as in high-priced cars, without tearing down the housing. NOT MUCH HOPE Fargo, N. D., Oct. 16:—There is not much jmmediate relief ‘in sight {from the-acute car. shortage en the Great Northern railway in. North Dakots, officials” of that ‘road ‘sajd today, while, Northern’ Pacific: \offi- that the ation’ is jad. but np‘eleyators had been’ block- perintendent. Ashley—Bethd—Herbert Brown. Beach--O. .L. Anthony. «Bismarck—S. F, Halfyard. | Benzdict—Ralph Hobza, | Bowden—L. Boolhby. Bowman and Chenelworth—C. E. Fenton. | Carrington—W. L. Bennett. Cleveland—O. Swenson. Center—T. A. Johnson, Dawson—A, Boalch, Dickinson—W. E. Vater. | Douglas—N. L. Rockwell. Driscoll—F. W. Gress, Emmett—Supply. Fort: Rice—Harley Zeller. Grassy Butte Circuit—Mrs.-Nel- lie’ Cook. Hettinger and Kansas City—F. W. Hedtke. Hanieatowns J. Edward Snyder. Makota and Rands—N. L, Rock- well. Flasher Circuit—Supply.. Marmath—C. -E. Fénton. Moffitt—A. Lidtke, ° Mott—Ira J. McFarland. McClusky, Denoff and Goodrich —Wn. Schoffstall. McKenzie > Lewis. Napoleon and Burnstad—L. F. Green. Pleasant Valley and Stetson—C. | B. Madsen. Robinson—H. Brown. Rural—Harley Zellar. Hensler and Sanger Supply. Steele and Shairman. Gress. Taylor and ~ Gladstone—Fred | Meier. i Timmer Circuit—Mrs. Elizabeth Zeller. | Turtle Lake—F. F, Boothby. Underwood—F, F. Boothby. Washbuyn, Conkling and. Fair- view—Leslie R. Burgum. Woodworth—Herbert Brown. FARGO DISTRICT. James Anderson, dent. Berlin—O, E. Fourtetelle. Caledonia—Supply, . Casselton—Grant Moore, Cogswell, Forman and - Havana, —L. A. Dodge. Cooperstown—D. A. Crites, Dazey—G. H. Harvey. Dickey—R. A, Fenstra. Edgeley—Victor Major. Ellendale—E. E. Duden, Elliott and Englevale—F, E. Morrell. Enderlin—G. H: Nelson. Erie and Absaraka— Fairmount—J. N, Loach. FARGO: First Church—W. C. Hodgson, Broadway—C. W. Langdon. Tyson and Bethany—Supply. Hunter, Arthur and Centerville ue H. Driver. uanita and Grane City—Suppl; Guelph—Supply. a4 ae Kensal—Samuel_ Brooks. La Moure—O. E. Fourtelette. Leonard—B, A. Burris, Lidgerwood—G, A. Jeffrey. Lisbon—Frank Scott Hollett Milnor and Hamline—Gust Book. Judd and Nortonville—Leo Rat- cliffe. Oakes—J. D. Smith. Paye and Erie—W. C. Sage. Sheldon—B. A. Burns, Sutton and Dover—A, M. Hew- son. Spiritwood—Carl W. Meier. Towner City and Zion—F. an Grossman. Valley City—J. S. Wilds. Verona, and Glover—B. T. Os- borne, Wahpeton—E, A. Folley. Wesley—Leo Colley. Wheatland—O. E. Tourtelotte. Wimbledon and Leal—Silas Ey Fairham. Wyndmere and, Antelope—L, E | Dickinzon, GRAND FORKS DISTRICT G. L. Wallace, District Superin- » tendent. Bathgate, Bruce and Netche— | Fletcher Foster. and Sterling—Guy |, Superinten- | p} ' first-class hotel. But’the chief-wonder of the yacht lies in‘ a “Spinning top device which keeps it from’ rocking eyen in the stormiest. weather. ann eee Cavalier, Hamilton and Carlyle— C.:W. Badman. Clyde ‘and<Sarles—H. P. Cooper. Devils Lake and Bethany—Ben- jamin Babcock’ - ‘ ‘Churchs Ferry and Maxe—W. A.) ‘Dunnett. Cando--Alfred Ree. Crystal,: Hoople and nee Edwin Frigg. Drayton’; at Bowsmont—A. E. Comb:. # Dunseith and Thorne—Montague Bickle. -' Edmore, Hampden and Loma—{ ‘ Emerado . and’ Oakville—George C. Bristol. Finley »and Sherbrooke+W. L. Clough. i Forest River, ‘Ardoch and Ink-| ster—S.'T. James, '’’ Lakota ‘and Bartlett—H. P.) Cooper. N.S, Hawk. Larimore—A. 0. Birchenough. Milton and, Osnabrock—W. A, KF Maddock. Leeds, York and Hurricans—A E. Park River—John Morange. Pembina ‘and Joliette—Z. James. Rock Lake—E. A. Honldrife. Rolla and Perth—Supplied | by! Alfred. Roe. St.; Thomas—F, G. Norris. | Starkweather—L. A. Simpson. Thompson and. . Reynolds—Sup- 'y- i + Walhalla and Concrete—A. Mus- ett. Warwick Circuit—B.. Babcock. Wales—Supply. MINOT DISTRICT. T..A, Olson, District .Superin-| tendent. Alexander, | Charbonneaw. and | Rawson—A. Litterwood. Bowbells—W. S. Gunter. Cathay and Cottohwood—J. S. Miller. Des Lacs and Hartland— Donnybrook and Carpio—A. L. Line trom? : enbigh and Riga—Supply. Granville—G, L. White’ ise Grenora and Hanks—B, Howe. Harvey and Manfred—W. P. Jin- nett. Kenmare—W- Johnstone. Knox—A. J.; Garry: Landford, Grano and Bryans, J. W. Frisbie. Maxbass ‘and’ Renville—J. J. Stempges. Half-| Missouri Nission—Dan’l. | Penny. i | angdon and Harvey Center—| en }Grand Forks livery at your home. “With the stabilizer on, the ship needs no helm. No matter how calm, or how. rough, or which ditection the sea was running, the shi would practically. steer Minot—G., Leroy. White: Mohall ‘and Heas—J. G. Hind- man, New Rockford, Sheyenne and Bremén—Wm. Corssley., Noonan, , Columbus, “Kermit . and Prairie Chapel-yA. R.. Jones... Ray and Springbrook-H, | A. Sewell... Rugby, Pleasant: «Lake, Sylvia and Argobright—C. F,-Ensign.: . ‘Russell, Newburg and. Bantry—| Harry Lighthall. Sherwood) 'and Lorraine—F. 8s. Brown. Tolley, Norma and Rockford— Velva, Voltaire and Balfour—C. E. ‘Van Horn. Westhope’ Bottineau, and Kuroki —E. W: Elayer. ~ Wild Rose, and’ Power Lake— iy Gratton and Hoople A E. | Supply. ‘ooke. Williston, Buford and | Trenton GRAND FORKS: J. R. Wenrich. First Church—G. A. Henry. | Willow City—Supply. Grace Church—H. B, Mays. |, Zahl and . Prairie Deli—Dan'l Hansbow—E. Holbridge. Halfpenny. Hannah and Wales—Supply. pel APPOINTMENTS ‘Hope—W, W. Smith. Roberteon,, ‘University, pathiaent of Wesley ° College, Grand Forks Quarterly _Confer- K R. Stolz, University, Profes- sor in Wesley .Con’erence, Grand | Forks Quarterly Conference. Walter Lee Airheart, University | Professor in Wesle: College, Gran Forks Quarterly , Conference. . L. Mudge, Cincinnati, 0., As- sistant Editor S..S. Publications, ence, D. Law Enforcement ‘League, Bis- marck Quarterly Conference. C. E. Vermilya, Palo Alto, Cal., Superintendent Frontier Depart. ment, Board of: Home | Missions, Bsmarck Quarterly ' Conference. C. A. Armstrong, Fargo, ‘Secre- tary North Dakota Sunday School ‘ Association, Fargo Quarterly Con-: ference, Walter Folly, ‘W. R. .. Peterson, Clarence Bateman, ‘Fred ‘E. ‘Mor-, ‘|rell, and Fred . James. to attend school. Frank Rines, Washington, D. C., Assistant Area Secretary, Wash: ington, D.C. Ante Barling, Chaplain U. Ss. rmy, ‘ashington. Miss Favdek Mueller, Mandan, Su- perintendent Mandan, ~ Hospital, Mandan Quarterly Conference. ° Open ‘Cogswell State Bank Again The assets. of the: old Cogswell State Bank which was-closed some time ago have been purchased by L. P. McAnney, who was formerly con- e 4 @ tp! mY B Did Your Radiator. Freeze? Many. Bismarck car owners awoke this morning to find their cars frozen and expensive ‘repair bills in sight. - We have alcohol, (it’s cheap; this year), radiator covers, and heated storage. Remember we offer the ONLY fireproof, ground floor, steam heated ‘storage in Bis- marck, and the cost is only $8.00 monthly with frde.de- ‘Can you afford to be without it? Our capacity is limited. CORWIN AGTOR Co PSEA TONS NIONSS ‘Quarterly Confer. i F, L. Watkins, Superintendent N. |’ The Lyndonia »is also equipped with the latest submarine signal de- vice nd povertol radio set, It:has ington, D. ‘Wahpeton, 0 and ‘Ray Craig It, will be opened under the name “Bank of..Cogswell” with pital stock amounting to $15,000, Mr. Me: Anney will be: of. thé new bank. © Y oe Mr. and Mn i MeAnney who have }made many friends while’ residing ‘in Bismarck ; left. Sunday for. Cogswell where, they ;. all | home, Human: bones: used to -be kept -as amulets and charms, and the oldest known: fetish is. the thigh: bone of 'a! mammoth “After .usitig her ;coffin asa ag | table for“ ncarly: 50° yeani a French octogenarian was recently butied ‘in eben Pee Your Kidneys or ! Back Bother You? Austin, MinnSome time ago I caught a heavy cold which settled| on my. kidneys and affected my blad- ders) I “suffered intensely and had te take to my bed. My mother rec- ommended Dr,. Pierce’ Anuric (kid- ney'and backache) Tablets and I too. them to relieve the congestion in my, kiwneys and bladder. They soon gave me relief, but they event my. usual: good bottles of. An-urie; but it was well worth it for my kidneys and bladder. have been in persect. condition ever since.”—Mrs. John (Book, 103 °S. Jay St. Since it is sucha imple matter to step-into 4 drug store and obtai Dr, Pierce’s Anuric Tablets, anyone who eqrnestly desires to gain,| = health and new life will wast® no time in ‘obtaining them. ed for more than 24-hours and only a few had been blocked at all, Hun- dreds of carloads of ‘potatoes ara waiting shipment according to divi- sion officials of the Great Northern at Grand’ For! Yesterday was the last day which the roads accepted potato ehlbmene in, open.cars at their own risk. ORIOLES TAKE LITTLE WORLD BALL SERIES 1 St. Paul, Minn., ‘Oet.' 16.—Bigh- teen. players: of: the Baltimore ioles, winners of the, minor agué championship series which concluded here yesterday, will re- ceive about $1,000 each as their share of the. receipts and the St. Paul players approximately $700 each, according * to figures’ made public today.’ ~ The Orioles, who won /yesterday’s contest with the® Saints, 4 to 3, which wounl up in a near riot, were today on the way back to| Baltimore, with the Jong end of the five games to'two. The fans Brotested.adecision by,Umptre Derr and after the ninth. inning was ever, ran into the field, surround- ng Derr and officials of the visit- ing club and league. Police rescued all without any damage being done. | Total . receipts for the seven; games were announced’ .as $63,- 280,59 and the attendance as 49,791 pergons, The winning players will 7@ $19,032.46 ‘and the Saints $12,688.90. Each club’s share was $11,760.89, while. each league ‘gets Exe! including ‘salary, were $1; 900. a Festus J Wade Preident Mercantile Trust Co. of St. answer. cae let those bankers be approached by a credit- ng.nationak: adyertiser; who: has: established ‘his ; ane d , therefore. a-market.for his goods, and see what - _In-nine-cases out often the fact-that those goods. have’hecorhe a household “‘buy-word”. will be the happens. ereatest:fachoy | in francie t : The pater himself will nate become subconscious- . ly sold on the firm, through its consistent advertising, He will say; “Oh, yes, that’s a big house — well known,. ood reputation,” etc., not reabang that it was adver- Haine that did es work. ‘The next minite Ke may be approached by : a new company, trying to make its name, and turn down the. ‘because too much of it is to be spent for the pur- pose of advertising, In the first application he has helped - the big advertiser to cash in on his reputation, and in the second was. depriving the newcomer ofthe right to build - This ‘is only a hypothetical ease, and I am glad to'say I don’t believe it happens as often as it ‘did in- the past. Just as we learn something new every another banker wakes up to the under- Joan a reputation. day, so every da: Louis. Do I + befleve that_a: banker considers scptitation, as developed ‘by ‘advertising; in: extending credit? There .. probably are bankers who will give a negative answer to: this question. and believe e they A are ‘giving: the right the. credit. _ lying power, and pall of adver nes : ‘ ie lished by the Bismarck Tribune, in co-operation The ‘American Association of: Advertising Agencies Si si —wO NUN REALIZE —THE— Difference Prices F. 0. B. Bismarck Overland Touring ...$ 633.00 ‘Overland Roadster .. “633.00 Overland'Coupe ..... 930.00 Overland Sedan ..... 1015.00 LAHR MOTOR SALES CO. NVGEUAUASEGEGRUAUUGEGEGNATO AAA ST nn nnn