The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 ASKS FARMERS TO TAKEOVER BIG GRAIN C0. Bernard Baruch Advocates Plan for United States Grain Growers New k, June 22 A plan where by the U an organization ted States Grain Growers, f farmers engaged in co-operative marketing, can ob © production tain control and ultim of the Armour Grain Co. with its entire organization and present ex ecutive personnel has been sug: ed by Bernard Baruch and now ts b ing considered by J, Ogden Armour, head of the iny, and its presi- dent George Markey re publication of this idea Prema led Mr. aruen last night to issue a statement 4 3} it clear that hi program ha Deen suggested by: hin a private individual without auth and it is still in that stage: to public a letter he wre cultural senator” outlining rding his plan for financiny the deal Mr ruch wrote: ugh farmers would e asked nt to lance ean amount suf a large payment, the to be out of the cost of handling the grain, The farmers would receive interest for their o tion and for profits m certificate inal subser' out of the grain untit profits hav been paid out of profits.” Re the city. Service of developing. Stations: 8th and Main Sts, ° Ist and Main Sts! < (Indiana) ROTARY HEAD IS SELECTED St. Louis, June Guy Gundaker, urant proprietor of Philadelphia, ured of election as president yesterday afternooc: when the 14th annual con- close nominations after his name had been the only one pre HUNTED MAN 1S CAPTURED Parole Violator in No. Dakota Travel- n whose k Boyles, | policeman, who | parole from the South Da- | kota penitentiary where he had been | ing a term for bank robbery, was vaptured late Thursday as former Sioux City s he neared | border, according to | i He is expected back at the prison Monday, yles had been paroled from thé where he sentence hag been serving a for robbing a bank in Hamlin, Yale Defeats Harvard in Race Yale won the two-mile junior var- Harvard Crown Is Quality Gasoline It is made to generate power in your engine—the kind of power which makes you smile as your car goes spinning over the roads, up hill or down, without apparent effort. 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D. to c | | | 1 | \ HOPE DAWNS IN ITALY AS -For the Etna became dawned this | meal by a terrible case of stomach Catania, Yaly, June first time since | violent a ray of hope Authorities | morning for the much | tants of the volcanic | danger is not yet ended for the crater mountain still | forth streams of lava and great rocks which threatened the complete struction of nearby communities but | undoubtedly the violence of the erup- | tion is decreasing. A relatively small number of craters about 20 in number ing the pressure in the mounta:n is less. | Voleanologigts say it is impossible | to prophesy how long Etna will con- | tinue active but they expect a re- | turn to more norma] conditions with- Although the loss | in property has been enormous the | eruption of Siciliy's great mountain claimed no human lives. al injuries have been ex- trieq inhab SB aaneng (ter eating T suffered awful pains! lof the belching opened dur- that the in a short time. D. | terror The phy tremely rare. Latest estimates placed the damage more than 100 million lire, ex- clusive of the injury to crops caused | by the showers of asaes and cinders, | :} This destruction extends over a vast | Tectors area, eae graphed under extraordinary condi- |tions and are described as master- | pieces of photographie art. | When f |theatre the patrons will be justi- fied in looking for a real treat. Winter Exactly as presented at the New H | York i ic | perman one hundred people |well known principals as Bredel &| state has B Kaliz, | bition Sam Hearn, Florence Browne, Alice} more than 30 yee Ridnor, Johnny Berkes and of the original compan is by Ji ty-two more than the average in and grandeur. Bert, others | that it is the nea The book |jon that the effect of prohibition is in thir-| ponerally has been good; tne: it ha good effect upon taw and order, } po.ses novelty | h William Moore at Indoor Baseball The Richholt baseball squad de- feated the William Moore team in a Seen game of indoor baseball at Richholt | McKenzie, N. Dak. school last night, 14 to 5. (M. D. ‘Avery refereed the game. Wachter, at Wachter school. If the interest in volley ball and | indSor baseball continues as at pres- by the crowd of boys and girls on | the playground, The boys are showing a much bet- ter attendance than the girls, Mrs. | She urges that girls from the ages of eight to fourteen, particularly, come out and take part } part in the fun, although girls of all ages, and boys of all ages are cordi- ally invited to join in the sport. Kling reports. 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With John Gilbe role, “Honor First, |liam Fox feature, will ‘open at the Capitol Theatre tonight. | ports from other cities where this | picture has been shown accord Many who have viewed the feature assert that Gil- bert is at his best. The story deals with the differ | {i es re ence eee UN OORWOOD ment between twin brothers, both | - : of whom served in the French Army | PORTABLE star is latest Wil- Press re- high praise, during the war. both brothers. portrays His work as the co- wardly brother is said to be espec-| ially worth while. zation calls for extraordinary {orce| in acting, Not ony is the story of the pic- | ture intensely gripping and worth while, but the- photograph ‘rection are declared to be of Jerome Storm, who is / | becoming one of the foremost di-! 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