The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 2

PAGE: SEE - PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1928 HONORS PAID SO THIS IS PROHIBITION! | TRAINMAN 15 Per Cent of Potato Crop Is ARGENTINE Re det res te : “ : ; _ ae j ; | KILLED AT : Still in Ground —_— 1 is , r a 4 ‘ : oe a and Forks, Oct. 28.—(A) 4 Z ; : eu wagihl| ce Information collected by the Grand \ i ‘ t -- : So aee : os JJ | Forks Herald indicates that 15 per cent of the North Dakota potato crop jhas mot yet been dug and will be a o | total loss througg freezing. Conductor Fell From Top of| on the basis of the federal crop a report for October 1, this means 2 Box Car Beneath Wheels [loss of approximately 1,200,000 i bushels, reducing the probable out- of the Moving Train put of the state this year from 8,- President Coolidge Delivers Interesting Address at Unveiling of Statue 000,000 to 6,800,000 bushels of the (P)- A revo- tubers. ouch Amer a : : ee & . 73 on Wahpeton, N Seidl Ni deen Soo aoe daitin of F t . : Sian , . . i ae ee ‘ ward Braun, c Fin charg fie len Horse” Waa ‘Argentina, came to new hone ‘ g : ie a the unveiling here of 3 + te < ‘f” pn a : 4 Siri i iter|shown one solid year at two stutue a ta . , 2 # - ¥ ¥ m, today when he fell fr the American people from the ped s . fees 5 a a : : top of a box car beneath the wheels {dollars admission in New ple of Argentina i . DP te E Ege i : ; i aaa RIE: York City. Watch for it at ee ites | ; i yl rh renee. ees here was no witn acci- | the Capitol Theatre. dent, but several perso ductor climb aboard out the middle of the in an addre : ; 5 cae ee a ; > ‘ pulling out of Casseiton station. RONCH ITs t compan ffi nd é, 5 ’ A ailomat Ceireies were nested co at = } a4 a's of , " National Council At bedtime rub the throct and of the Pans a ; sl ee pe, we is : : of Women Opens | trugule of ; igus ‘ Lik mac Bie : i 9 a ‘ ; | Meet at Detroit VAPORUB Peru. stand anal Pu a arse Over 17 Million Jare Used Yearly within the capitol o- ; ; en . Bee Noreen ee . aici a Detroit, Oct. 28.—(. The na ——— seeey Ot oie i d : email : tional council. of . a bod a copy of i representing 40 national organiz: ‘ These pietures show how prohibition has killed" the grape industry in California ‘The pictures show San Francisto’s water front at the height of the grape season.| United Staton peg ee teat DR. R. S. ENGE ! ts About six years ago when national prahibition went into effect, the vineyards saw Fifty trainloads of grapes arrive each day and. ther f Italians, French! pienniai se i ich no and y. len : y y a a o allans, Frenc bienniai ses ay. Wich: new: stan nothing but disaster and poverty ahead of th and a few others who cart the grapes away by the truck load. ration, ; Chiropractor : i * tration occupied dele But instead prohibition has worked miracles fer them, Before prohibition they In the Latin quarter the air is filled with a familiar odor, The wine presses ou ing. TI _ i ’ y ; 1e Le 1a s a ‘ : out the morning. Thu : Consultation Free COMPARES S$ h were willin uke as low as $102 ton for low ves; today the poorest rapes in operation, And in many other homes, suspicious lo s and bottles are being : nd the best grades $100 2 ton. unloaded. Freche, iOUURE, ant aeeeeal ‘| Lucas Bis. Bismarck, N. D. ee the afternoon concerning PAs Hance Win held up ay AE 1 ‘ ‘ eal Mu ning near Ta it is offi- * Iharked for (he United States, Htz| tion, legislation, public health and wigan Hetty Mgt ya dt |etiee adden te te heal) BET GAR TANS sie, Ae Banas S| Man Who Libeled (iret iti icpustuve, lends sag etic orate Coolidge ae t t a Ss west o n from Argentina to the Unite «e P mie hissur, near which the pr ; Legion Must Serve | resents a determin: by | A program is arranged for “Quin : ‘a Henn iiuieh tile. preached young Stinnes to seek a new bus: ;qnennial day” on Friday and a spe- OLDSMOBILE se dicen AND GREEKS Ate =| 6 Months Sentence} #5 environment wrestle Waid in Washington year|| SALES AND SERVICE : a miige af th t 3 ey i errceees The United States has 45 chewing | ago. DAKOTA AUTO San Ma association will mee i Springfield, Ms. Oct. 28.,AP)—j pum fac : ; See ey awed. [ae afternoon at the STILL FIGHT BURLEIGH COUNTY Arthur Lorenz of Chi ee eae Ion ent timber stand of the SALES CO. SE eee cree asand et th z u e ial writer for the Sti Ze Thirteen American presi s have} Unite tes is estimated at 463,-|[919 Main St. Phone 428 the president str tT pape Paver Li i i f languag 7 heen United States senators, 000,000 acre South Ameri n est and reasingly <u ful F res! reaks J BONE the Cook count of correc ; ‘ F > said, n though the way | a a since 188%, passed a 1 z = Leer | Washington, Och 28. CAP) An} cients. alone Uh ancien eee ura, On te Toth Dr. Edmund Stinne c fh the whole “these lesso: tatesman: agreement for funding Esthonia's ita a Mr. and Mrs. Waid pioneere U.S ship, the experien the con-}debt to the United Hes on at : . ‘ ie chtor Burleigh county, North Dakot é N i Meee erect ihe Soulh-Aineri-| ata: UfeSiasso Ode wine dic mt Sat ; | ; ss yorth Dagota in the| ~~ Coming to the U. S. by Minister Piip tor BOV-| fresh f Sotis ficial nd were both well known ent Well Proud ‘ ‘and Sedretary. Mellon f0r| cee as te eel H fin the vicinity, Mr. Waid ed! perlin, Oct. which of all . nmizsion: he for a number of years and family a squabbles world,” “has known le ‘ ion. tired from the farm and moved te] ith pank ecelvers’ “Oval Fee maar’ ering gevied ie well en- [i nd: that i in G rritory, eis tat the remnants of the fam titled to pride in the service it has idati priod of 62 | sttacke oe i : a < {]tune. Dr. Edmund Stinnes, eldest ; rendered to its own people and in the Ss i 3 per cent al? 4 i a he iwife, passed y years ago. son of the late Hugo Stinnes, in- % " example whieh it has set before the | year to December 2 and |< : vie “Five children. were bora to. the| dustrial magnate, has secretly ent Hundreds of thousands of motorists enjoyed bet- rest of mankind.” ner cent thereafter, is ow _tettictunion, They are Mrs. Robert . a th phisticated statesman ship | We rein f the lege! 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They are career of San Ma | ale = With winter approaching they will fully guaranteed. One of ense dramatic” situa- dige said he was ng picked up by two idee ORR tions which spring up in “Without | {nee Lae military cnietHthe same moment. of | tion presented by Metropol GREEKS ATTACKED BY terms of war and of politics, of the | ductions 1 the di !BULGARIAN FORCES faeat human for-| George Melford, which is now play-| Athens, Oct, 28.) The Gree! 2 ieance | ing at the Capitol Theatre, a were attacked by Bulg: force: ee aeEe ri 800,000. n sjearly in the story, when Mr i & . a ney in the moment | Garth returns to her home to find F nore >} her only daughter in t ms of the = : " mor the y a: hn And, of course, you will, as. seven out A jury acquitted him today. 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Tuesday, Nov. 3 t will rub the frowns | Former Governor R. A. Nestos Mankipiy |e of Minot will deliver a lecture in naa "Sally 0 of Minot will deliver a ieoture in I bet Consult the Mobiloil Chart Bismarck vember 3 at the Presbyterian | Satur id : church under the auspices of the! tughter, merry jest, ' —tomorrow! Correct Winter local Business and Professional | quaint drolle tucked into an in- Watch the Meas lah, Rene ero tact ie Thecmameer!] grades: Gargoyle‘Mobiloil | Tribune trip abroad and the people of Bis- that has ever been delive hat Des ‘ i “ne” marek and vicinity will be pleased |. ereainiy this is Griffith, but some- i When Js stays berwesn E” —for Fords; Gargoyle at an opportunity to hear him 80/thing different from 32°F. and seroconmit ff *] 3 4 soon after his arrival home. Hi8jwith which most are fam the Chart to see if your M q ears Subject will be "The Geneva Con-!has whipped side all problems H] car needs Mobiloil Arc- f obiloil Arctic for all ference and Other European Ob-/all lessons, to tell one of the tic, Below zero ALL soe 3 e servations” __— ales tae ea, verte s'ciavye | other cars requiring a Win- Sc hoo l Ch i Idren All Men Included —{22reen iityigtit te sreatest of J FORDS: Use Mobic ter grade. screen comedie in Invitation to | asieal."Vuni'sty oha.stsye man a "Father-son Banquet 3 Jingles a, Both q - freely ai A ttention ; ndid ram has been ar- F . To them the glamor Sel tor the Father and Son ban-| of the circus is more than ti quet ut the High school eymnasium|the life is more than: make: Special sale on Scratch Tabs in three Baroy Svepiea ce Mie oan Patya’ they. Gusee alee ira | sizes. ‘Come and get your supply before ‘ature and a record attendance| complications and carnivals, by way Be aeccad: of blind-bageage and Intrigue, up tp : they are.all gone. Per pound ‘All men in the city who are inter-| the door of the Judge's house in the | ested in boys and who have not alend, in the merriest, most exciting son of their own, are requested: to| finish the screen has offered in many come and a son will be assigned to|months. : f them for the evening. Reservations This classic of entertainment es- for both men and boys. should, be|tablishes the stardom of Carol Demp- " : : made at once with J. J. M, Macleod! ster who gives a memorable role as atthe high school. the circus waif. With her is W. Fields, the famous theatrical come: inint an now starring in the Ziegfeld “Fol- M Ts to NeMtred Lunt, Eff arr ‘ red Lunt, Effie Shannon and |i . ; Give Talks at Glenn Anders, all stage favorites, are ‘4 Spr: j Nothing smaller than. 5 Ib. packages. be th BK School given new laurels by the Griffith di- ‘ ie rection. <r . eae a, pgs | Nee irene have offered auch ca 5. Brow! haga gid nk| riety of scenes, such casual lavish- B heonin of the. big schoo} to the|ness in dress as does “Sally of the (arena EERSTE