The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 3

‘THURSDAY, MAY 27, Many Farmers Attend Program at Baseball Grounds ‘Last’. Night (Continued from page one.) cluded a canner cow. worth 3% per pound; ewbter cow, 44 cents; ferior or cutter steers, 51% cen common steer, 7 cents; medium xteer, 8 cents; good steer, 9 centa; choice teer, 10 cents, and a prime steer at cents. Mr. Baker pointed to the fact that the choice steer was worth twice as much per pound. as the cut- ter stcer, although the Jatter was a year older. “One was well bred and well fed,” Mr. Baker declared. “The other one wasn't. That tells the from: the A king plant and rom the Armour packing plant an ‘the Agricultural college herd. Olyde Challey of Lisbon, student at the North Dakota Agricultural co}- lege and president of the Saddle and Sirloin club there, gave a brief talk on the work of rganization, and extended a cordial invitation to farm- to visit the college. and call on tudents to show them points of est about the campus, Meat Demonstration R. Warner, meat specialist of the ates departmentof agricul- 1926 risky ‘of our own here in North Amer- ica” ‘The British royal family, which has common sense and uses ‘it, is popu- lor in Great Britain nd in all ‘the English speaking colonics. If any Britisher is more popu! in the empire than King Gee is his son, the Prince of 3] While we want no kings’ he are bound to admit that royal @ cheap institution. It 1 ‘men do t fo all thei whet costs in a fear, as much as an graftor costs the United The animals were obtained | ) o dition by v was compelled to walk many miles to Pachuca for trial. Toward the of the journey, bishop to use an automobi lwiter complained of ill end het the Bishop Zarate cause him no uneasiness. The Mexi- 1] flying, seven\hours to learn how to - | land. n officer allowed the | elders. gave a talk and demonstration on meat. Mr. Warner commented on ‘the fact that the average housewife is thoroughly fami: with different kinds of fabrics when she is purch: ing clothes, but thet very few have y extensive kni of im CAPITOL THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT cuts, “Much of the success, of the meet- ings thus far is‘due to the wonderful svirit of cooperation among the farm- ers and business men at the places ¢ stopped,” declared in charge of the train while it rating on ‘the Northern Paci J. H. Shepperd of the college, who was in charge of the program, and Sam F. Crabbe, pr i North Dakota Live sociation, were enthu reception which wa: corded to the train at Bismarck and at the other points visited during the past thr One of the really great pictures of the season (Continued from’ page one.) should begin now a ten-year program of fortress building on ‘the frontier between Alsace and Germany. Governor Smith, of Now York, ac- cording to Louis Seibold, who knows, strives to do away with the democratic two-thirds If he succeéds, democrats will nominate their presi- dent by a majority vote of the dele- gates, as republicans do. Governor Smith's friends think such a change would make it for him to rush through a majority vote and get the certain, 'While mds are perfect- others opposed ito ernor are doing the 3 Mr. ; some other : ‘n stop in and ‘hastily bare majority vote. It is going to the a hot and angry fight. plans, Yt Von Bernstorff is he says the German Kai come lack, wrong in his fifty years ‘hence there also “Fighting Hearts” I be no kings anywhere “except on playi cards.” The British empire will ‘hold on to its king » not that it j for Britain’ government is more thoroughly dem many other on earth, but ea king is a valuable figure- | Tomorrow and Saturday Buck Jones ritich chose a president in| place of a king, the empire would not hold together” 4 One of the finest results mi f Canada, Canadiai ; you have decided to have a republic on those tittle islands, we shall have Commencing Monday “Janice Meredith” Extraordinary Tomorrow Friday = Saturday COATS You will wonder how we can offer them at such low prices. Come early to, share in these extraordinary reductions. 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