The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1926, Page 8

WILKINS WILL MAKE ANOTHER ARCTIC TRIP Plans to Return to Alaska in; Two Months—to Have Better Equipment Seward, Alaska, July 6—4#) tsin George Hubert Wilkins, wh leader of the Detroit Arctic ex tion, recently tried to fly ov Arctic wastes north of search of land, said here intends to succeed even if walk back. Captain his. way to Detroit. He ably would return to Ala two months. On his return the explorer is to make test flights but with improved equipmen| Arctic cox base of th spsing, Wilkin time for the flix Wilkins said I Fielson, un Ala remain as pil name other membe wtidertaking Proposed Increased “Rates on Potatoes Ordered Cancelled Washington, (P— The Interstate Comme ission has found to be un vd increased rates on pobatoes from Western trunk lines to points in southeastern M ri, and has order- ed western is to cancel the propopel schedule on or before August 11 : The schedule would have provided for a general revision of potato rates from points in Wisconsin and celse- where in western trunk line territory to the Missouri, resulting in over 7,000 increases and about 1,500 re- ductions. The lowest proposed in- crease was one half cent a hundred pounds but in a great many instances it was 11% cents, Boy Plays With .22 ; Rifle and Is Shot Jamestown, N. D., July 6—()— The only casualty brought to the local hospital from the Fourth cele- bration is that of little Wilbur Par- vey, five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernart Parvey of Gackle, whose wound is thought superficial. Wil- bur shot himself in the abdomen with a 22 calibre rifle which he was playing with in his father's auto- mebile yesterday afternoon. He was Tushed to ‘the hospital immediately where it was found that the bullet had duckily not penetrated any vital organs. TS TWO TONS Berli rt Ferichtanoff, a Bulgarian, has performed the feat of supporting without difficulty the weight of « motor car containing taining nine people, which ran over him on an inclined plank. The total weight was nearly two tons, IN BARN 8 YEARS Paris.—Because she unwisely fell in love with a soldier, Celine Letort. was kept imprisoned in a barn by ther family for cight years. Con- iscovered her and ordered hird the regu dose, ‘Made of came rediente, el he son of Hari 7 we TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1996 ‘short talk, telliig of the'| in‘ the east, told of the extended ti with ten other memebers for ‘the ra enema club and of other| through Eastern Canade visited, £2 ly a ne ‘Mansons ‘manager z the } took felling aoe pending CITIZENS WILE [xScek er SSeSe| to District Meet Siz Lanite en situa =) le ie os ey cone ute speeches will be made by repre- sentatives of a number of thé elvie| Dr. W. E. Cole, Dr. L. E. Huschka ie an r _| clubs and bodies. A hi k-Jand J. B. Smith were chosen as dele- FETE GOVERNOR ers will be Ws A . gates to the district convention of UU] senting the Con ub; a. F.[ the Kiwanis International to be held Homecoming Day Celebration % club, Dr. J, at Hot Springs, S. D., at the noon day | . luncheon today at the Grand Pacific sf{hotel. Sveinbjorn Johnson presided *f'in the absence of the president and -1A. P. Lenhart, president of the city Lions club; North Dakota sit Is Arranged For State’s minal exchange; and W. P. Davies,| commission, airman of the Governor representing the city as a whol Chief Executive Governor Sorlic’s response, Ae’ the| © idney Adams, a member of the addresses will close the Program Ki club, was a visitor and Mrs. ALG, -Sorlle will be guests of honor tomorrow at a homecoming day ceiebration which Great Forks tomorrow. their h orthern at 1 will be met 1 e, “we expect # large ma- ¢ the Pepper-Fisher tick Superintendent Peter Paul] representat der to Pittsburgh detec-| izations of 8 directing them to report el turns did not mean he expect- i them to work for the ticke stified before the: senate comm mg the ‘Pennsylvan escorted «to the arrangements. ges will he held with f all leading organ taki You understand the En, rival at the park, preceding a fi ge, don't you?” snorted CI buffet lunch to he scrved between man Reed, of Missouri, and 1:15 p.m. under the dir LIKE ALIGHT ON A DARK ROAD The responsibility of the local dealer for the Why Send Y our M loney good performance of the car he sells is what enables the motorist to avoid excessive oper- Out of ‘Town? ating costs and needless service bills, ‘ This house not only sells a car it cyn recom- You can -buy tire-mileage from us mend but a car for which it can and does as- cheaper than.you can from any sume full local responsibility. mail. order house. The proof is here in our establishment; come Come in and see the finest line of in and look us over. tires on the market and learn what a range of. styles and prices : _ LABR MOTOR SALES CO. we have—al? A-I values, too. Bismarck, Minot, Mandan, N. D. Distributors of ~ Corwin -Churchill Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars. KING back on those terrible events , Leonora IS that the cause of all her trouble was a foolish desire rapes citement and thrills. At sixteen she joined the chorus of a musical . Then. she met-Carlos Mendosa and took the first fatal step was to lead to tragedy. He attended the show nightly—sent her flowers and invitations to dinner. She was warned against Mendosa, but she was deaf to these warnings. One night, she sli away and met Mendoss ittle ‘private dinner. What happened to her follow that midnight po te will read your heart wit! pity—and fill you with rage that euch things can be. Leonora tells her story under the title, “Dark Secrets,” in the August issue of True Story Magazine — one of the most gripping that has ever appeared in the pages of this great publication. Read Also These Other Absorbing Stories in True Story for August “Life's Currents”—They told Ruth that her sweetheart was a crook, but she refused to believe. They planned to run away— and what happened in the days that followed is an object lesson that no girl can forget. “Double-Crossed”—They met at a party. It was love at first sight for both. The weeks that followed were fike adream. Then came the awakening. A true life narrative fairly packed with heart-throbs, - “Bonds That Cannot Break”—When they married, she loved him too intensely to be jealous of the wife he had recently di- varced, She was to learn that a hasty mar- riage may exact a penalty that few hearts afe prepared to pay. un Lor v9 Sren*inrs vie," tn Tres Story Mopasins for Aneust .. 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