The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1927, Page 8

‘PAGE EIGHT BETTER SEED SPECIAL TRAIN SCHEDULE OUT Program to Be Given and Ex- hibits Shown at 63 Towns in North Dakota Sixty-three towns in North Dakota schedule just announced for the Better Seed” Sp train from February 10 to March 5, Morn afternoon and evening meetings, » hours: will be duration, ted without e most timely exhibits are being by the N ota Agricultural extension agents und ganizations, th ewes of Jorthwest Grain Smut committe The tra sota from and the meetings n North will start on the Great Northern rail- | way at Gardner, Cass county, the} morning of February 19. | The schedule Northern y, Feb. 10,! Hillsboro, meg p.m Reynolds, 7 p. m-10| p.m. Friday, Feb. 11, 1 9) noon; Cavalier, 1p. m4 p.| Grafton, 7 p. m-10 p.m. Si urday, Feb. ‘12, So 9a. mel? noon; Park River, 2 p. ms | Inkster, % p. m.-10 p. Pon. Monday,| Feb. 14, Northwood, m.-12 noon; | Ma‘ A ts Hunter, 7|-—— p. m-10 p.m. Feb. Hope, 9 a. m.-4 ‘p.m, 7p. m.-10 p.m. Churehs Ferry,| 1p. md p RETURN TO GRAND . m-10 pm , Ri ell, 9 a. me 1p. Tp. m- -10 p.m. Despite the fact that co mplete , ee \financial data on vie operations of Be mis Mon 9| the State Mill & Elevator in 1926 2 1 ve m.-4’ p.|are available now, indications are that K. C. Nelson, mill auditcr, | will return to Grand Forks tonight " without appearing before the sen- .-/ate investigating committe 3 Nelson arrived eed in the week, bringing with him a de- tailed audit. The committee was ankinson, notified of his willingness to ap- eae pear before it, but nothing Wer a6 Gn *\neen done and Nelson said today 10 p. n. -'that he probably will not wait Idon, 1 ienger unless a request that he Davenport, 7 7p. m-10 p.m. stay over is made duri the aft- 28, Maple ernoon. Nels figures are supported March 1,;by a prelimnary report made b Coopers, B, Lund, auditer for the state Fri-| College Sal | Farm Account Book| a to during 1927 are se m Account. book North Dakota F published by Rex E. Willard of the tension division at the North Da. kota Agricultural college. | ‘A new edition of the book has been! published, and copies can be obtained at a nominal ch: venting the cost of printing. Tight revi-| s, this book has been in use since 192A, ‘and during that time thousands of farmers in this state have found | it to be of great value in preparing | their income tax reports, and in fig-| uring out just where they stand each year on profit and loss. The book contains 50 pages and has, a marginal index for cach separate | account. Only one entry is made for) each item. Farm expenses and in-| come are recorded, also personal ex- | penditures and household expenses. A separate publication, the House- | hold Account Book, is published at | the college for the purpose of keeping detailed household account records. | Columbia University | Has 2,199 Students | Grand Forks, Jan. 22—Columbia | University, New York, was the largest | non-professional graduate school in with an enrollment of 2,199 stu- dents, according to data compiled by Sehool and Society on registration for embers of the association of Amer- ican Universities and Colleges and selected by the registrar at the Uni-, versity of North Dakot: The report gives statistics for 178 institutions on the approved list of the association, including the Uni- versity of North Dakota. Columbia | also’ h: the largest school of pharmacy with an enroll- ment of 865 students. It leads in the why the majority of new Buicks ber of jie student: dal: car ee heer seer ahr a every year are purchased by old Buick is the car with the rollment, with 13,219 students. The, university maintains its great lead| among schools of education with 4,191 | students. Cornell University, Ithica, N. Y,| has the Jargest agricultural school! ‘with an enrollment ‘of 689. During the previous year it had an enroll- ment of. 1,726 in agriculture. The it ‘women’s cates a Hunter college in New York. 3,448 ‘ati New York Univer yy has “biggest enrollment in aw and ise. University larg es forestry. i University ‘of Lalitovals has Buick owners. - For they have - with one Buick is the car The Chariot Race in ‘ ‘STATE MILL AUDITOR HERE BUT WILL | NOT SUMMONED BY SENATE COMMITTEE ve vyone SAYS “Buick i Buick reliability is one. reason sel housing to hep out di grost pioneer of sein. 8 am in in its design, to prevent trouble. engine Chassis, which encases every BoyeDuch. namere depen ae ‘Ben Hur” ‘Andttoriim Jan. 28-29. POULTRY WEEK SCHEDULED AT STATE COLLEGE}: Program Includes Annual State Poultry Show and Poultry Short Course Poultry week for all of North Da- kota will be held at the North Da- kota Agricultural college Jan, 24-29, according to Professor 0. A. Barton, chairman of the college poultry tle- partment. Two phases of poultry husbandry will hetarried on, During this week th: Fifth Annual Poultr; short course is to be held jointly with the Thirty-third Annual State Poultry This arfangement, according to Mr. Barton, makes it possible for those attending the short course to meet the poultry breeders, see poultry at its best and to secure any-néw breeding stock théy-may desire while learning some of the . essentials of besrtc § management. our will ‘be devored each day to the-study of the various popular ee of poultry at the show, says he ngultry man, giving particular at- tent in to the breed characteristics cea defects and to judging thosé ‘Something for Everyone Incubation, brooding, _ feeding, housing, marketing of eggs, and poultry will command a place on the program! The ent! planned so that there will be spme- of jnterest to everyone, stat tton. The Annual Poultry association banque; wet A apd poxineee meeting will be hel cdpenday evening. Those og} Feeney he 4 pro- gram are Barton, director of the sort saat . . Weisner, state extension ‘agent in poultry husbandry; Dr. A. F. Schalk depreciation anit $91, 428.58 was loss incurred in operations. | Work of the investigating com- |mittee has been handicapped by the illness of Senatcr David Ham- ilton, McHenry county, who intro- duced the resolution asking for the probe FORKS TONIGHT IF New Steel Harder and More Durable Watervliet, N. Y., 22—)— Demonstration of a steel, said to be! eight times harder and more durable, than any manufactured in America,| was made at the Agee of the Ludlum statement covering operations of | Steel compa: The proc- 4 Nex ; ich [ess of manu s developed jank of North Dakota, a TY the Fred Krupp laboratories, at Burchard, employed by Governor |Sorlie to audit the mill accounts, also has prepared a report for) which the committee may ask. | \ Reports Agree The Nelson and Lund reports agree in most particulars. The Lund report also contains a brief the es were worn smooth in an unsuccessful 1 that the | attempt to make an impression on the he. te employed, mill made 96 barrels of flour | new steel allo; nm IA ne hels of wheat ———_——— last year. The loss was $42! FIRST IN EGGS | 546.06. or 75 s per barrel, St. Louis—Missouri is the greatest Losses‘ in De )29.25 | egg producing state in the country, hae according to Gov. Sam A. Baker. | More than 181 million eggs were laid | in Missouri in 1925. The proceeds Marcy}, auditing board, who will return to! Of the 1926 loss $172,000 was! ftom the sale that year‘amounted to Wing, 1 p.|Grand Forks soon to complete his|represented by interest on con-| more than $47,000,000 and the in-| tibone, 7p. m.-10_ p. work, . ., {struction bonds, $86.250 interest |come from the sale of chickens for. rch 3, Turtle L ke | It is understood here that F. F.!on operating bonds, $78,867.48 was | table use to about $2,368,000. Dp. med AW is Refabl speed starting motor, for re! bility in starting—with ee discovered the ical “heck brah, for cartalaty mapping and wun aneatin after another. der, Valve-in-Head with the Sealed *Y ® arene pxereine siaiar fet Tell me about them.” lin?” band bought all the tickets. Humor, Madrid. region in the world. ture there often reaches 150 degrees. of the veterinary geheot at the col- lege, and Dr. M. C, Herner of the Dominion School of agriculture, poultry department, Winnipeg, Mani- toba. Dr. Herner is an authority on turkeys and will spend considerable time on that subject during the short course. Dr, Schalk will use an hour each day on disease control. roduction Increased That there was an increase of 10 bea cent in the poultry production in North Dakota in 1926 over 1925 is indicated by data gathered by Profes- DUMB DORA “How did you enjoy your travels. “I had a wonderful time.” “Were you in Paris, London, Ber- “I really couldn't tell you. The African desert is the hottest The tempera- Willys- : LEADERSHIP The Whi : sary _ ‘of « Roy Ua) eoee -) Sea Now, more than eer | ever, the ( jre week has been; rey sanitation and} Light C ‘ - SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1927 sor, Barton. This increase in value Ne. sai. a the ott Sroduction sass ae Report of-the Condition of rom the ter quality of eggs an: poultry” than from an gneseate in| THE ARENA STATE BANK volume, states. Mr, Barton. The at Arena, in the State of North Da- fees Fain sibel kota, at the close of, business Decem- auality is hi her, as feports ‘as| ber. 31st, ee URCES tule come from ie ities where poultry demonsteations and poultry iene nen aera Soa) $ 10,346.26 extension work have been carried ¥e prepay secured an 6s e largest single increase wi ec C2 Saag re hee A: in capons from Walsh county. Warrants, stocks, tax ceeti- 404.64 carload will be shi out of that matte dae Pupiiane 6 county this year, This is probably | 34m et tured rnitare 5 657.90 the first time that @ carload of capons| ¢, an yal ants 2206.64 has ever been shipped from one| Other real esta 266. county at a time, according to Mr.| Current Barton. paid, iiss Conservatives estimates of the total eho: ip . annual production: i poultry Fra si ao ey ee eggs in ‘ortl jakot are near by 65,000 for euch yenr. Lara banks ........$ 868.90 861.30 the estimat jome consumption. e Sergey oo Fe yalue of 1 the poultry products that go Total.......seseee+ + $ 19,807.43 to ‘market @ set at about half the iia 7,500,090: oo total production, or at. $7,500,00¢ capita rol fain 140000 jurplua fund ............ I Orchestra Travels tne ts ts <. ‘y sits subjer With Coming Picture} |io"cneck $ 4,182.50 Guargaty fund “Ben Hur,” in cinema form, will PR Guagpney ag 98.15 “p presented at, the city auditorium| “'Tites Of dee january an . it 4 ‘As was, the case with the play of] POsit «+--+ BE abit oc ad the same name, which held the] pi, payable ... cevee 2,812.93 boards for 26 yearn. oe. victure ere & strong appeal to the jous, by Total 19,007.43 Feason of (ts historical accuracy} to Cg A Bese eee. 1 t the sentimentally inclined, because of pt SAL ba! DAKOTA, County 4A. its entrancing love story, and to . Tsaminger, Cashier of the those of religious inclination on count. of the fine reverence and Beat? st pert Repent Rf Wi which the peri cover! \e We'of Christ is presented. best of my knowledge ae deli Fred Niblo who directed the pic- CER ture, Es appaasnity viewed the subject with the eyes of all of these diver- sified classes of theatre-goers and no moment does the superb cinema ectacle offend anyone's sensibili- does it fail to arouse the deepest emotion and the highest en- this 20th day of Janey . january, ober Notary Public, Burleigh ‘Count jot ic, Bui oun’ *Y “North Dakote. if Uuplanm of all epecatoras eo My commission expires May 28th, very important factor in the 4 presentation of the picture here will Corres. A ttet UINGER, fe the beautiful musical score, AL M. ISAMINGER, i which is played by a large tourin; i Dire orckpatres The score t5 -sempeanl etors. largely of music by modern French composers, although the descriptive| THE FINE POINTS music which accompanies the marine| _ “Never borrow any money from battle and the chariot race was large-| that man.» He is a Shylock, In win- ly work of David Mendoza and Wil-| ter he takes 50 per cent interest and liam Axt,.who arranged the score. . | in the summer 60 per cent.” onus biti atid) ee es ic “Why the 607” part in the making of “Ben Hur”| (Because the days are longer i were Roman, Novarro, Francis _X. y a ieee dia Bushman, May MeAvoy, Claire. Me-| “ummer-"——Pele Mele, Paris. Dowell, Kathleen Key, Carmel Myers, Nigel de Brulier, Mitchell Lewis, Leo White, Frank Currier, Charles’ Bel- cher, Betty Bronson, Dale Fuller and Winter Hall. oO A flag is kept continually over the grave .of Francis Scott y, who wrote “The Star Spangled Banner.” His grave is at Frederick, Md. nial es aa Nader a light car val : ‘Nei Reduced Prices ; ar | _ with 4 Wheel Brakes Another dramatic proof of Overland’s ENGINEERING in the light car field.