The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1927, Page 2

PAGE TWO" FEDERAL JOBS Dry Law Enforcement Chiefs to be Succeeded By Seymour Lowman and Dr. Doran ashington, ay 21. expected Andrew August 1, by his will ¢ (P)—The signation of Lincoln | has come to pass and on | own requ nd a two and a half THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ; ketts honor ize was rece rded by the rsity of Chi to Dr. C. 1 Nelson, bacteriolo; Yorth Dakota JUNIOR CLUBS WILL GATHER HERE IN JUNE Encampment For Morton and} Grant County Boys to Be Mandan News ‘Legian Auxiliary Special programs for. the boys will include studies, of forestry, livestock and crops‘ and for the girls, clothing, foods, personal | care and hygiene, music memory contests. Evening programs. will include movies and camp stories. Baseball, other games and swim- ming will constitute part of the recreation program. Marks Poppy Day With their slogan, “Buy a Pop- | 1 i | | backs: have .been put in eondi- tion. ee ‘and lockers are be- ies oy . 0 fi ‘ ‘The courts . 8. gevern- ment land, Wee re Personal and Social News of | Mandan Vicinity OBSERVE WEDDING sca ANNIVERSARY - silver wedding anniversa of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mann md observed ‘Thursday evening when friends surprised them with a party at their home four miles east of St. Anthony. The evening was spent at dancing, cards, and music. Mr. and Mrs. Mann were day evening at a dinner at the Lewis and Clark hotel, after which there were six tables of bridge in) play at the Spielman home. Fs- vors for bridge scores were award- ed to Mrs. Lloyd Erickson, Chas. F. Pierce, Mrs. J. H. Newton and J, A. Stephens. LIBRARY BENEFIT LUNCHEON Mrs. J. W. Hintgen and Mrs. E. R. Griffin were hostesses Thurs- day to eight guests at a library benefit luncheon at the home of Mrs. Hintgen. The afternoon was spent at bridge, Mrs. John F. Sul- livan holding high honors. TO DETROIT LAKES Mrs. G. A. Renden, accompanie. | Minn., where they will spend sev- eral weeks at the Renden cottage. IN GLENDIVE Robert Cummins is in Glendive where he is looking after ena interests for the Cummins ‘com- pany. De Pinedo Will of Trip Tonight “St. Johna, N. Fy May\ 21.->)— Commander, Francesco dé. Pinedo, < 3 ‘ talian aviator, has definitely Have you gotten your free} ‘i4¢4. packet of seed for the cash prize cucumber contest’ at Will's Seed Store? We have a few left for the late comers. of “his: four continent flight..at 8 o'clock tonight (5:30 eastern stand- ard time;).it was reported from Tre- passey this afternoon. ‘De ‘Pinedo planned to make the hop from Tre- Passey :to the Averes in four hours. ‘MONEY TO LOAN | On Bismarck tenet meoperty. Prepayment privileges. . by her son-in-law and daughter, Held June 21-24 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, left Friday morning for Detroit Lakes, res yy,” Kabab: of the American Ete es a i of silver ae ant | Legion auxiliary are stationed |>y their friends, who also serve: Junior club members from Grant! about Mandan streets today sell-|Tefreshments late in the evening. i > gathering the little flowers which are fury made to raise funds for the relief | CHAS. McDONALD IMPROVING }and comfort of A. E. F. buddies. Charles McDonald, who is re- \ a PRICE OWENS ELTINGE BLOCK term which marks another milestone | | in the government's effort to enforce prohibition | With the the tre yw month when the annual encampment ‘will be 21 to 24 IN DODGCS BROTHERS nistORY n egw uided enacted under the eighteenth amend. ment, Roy A. Haynes of Ohio is to go and while th e has nd-| al prohibition s from the) picture, to be succeeded by two pro nounced drys whose opinions on the form long have ist of the pro-| policy was to} source of illicit | rs rather than to re= | ion of hip pocket and other minor law vi his policy, Secretary d, Would remain Mellon n The encampment will be at the| ‘air grounds and the youngsters! io attend will be given some tical talks on farming sub-; as well requent visits t downtown section of the cit: and to points of interest near by.| County Agent Ralph C. Newcomer | of Mandan and Theo. Martell of, Carson are in charge of arrange- ments for the encampment. | * Plan Camp Near Amidon i A camp for Missouri Slope mem-; bers, which will be attended by! both boys and girls, will be held! ,/ June 11 to 18 near ¢ lon, Club; members from Slope, Golden Val-! - ley and Stark counties will atten: as and those in charge will be Coun. * in the Journal of -\ty Agents William Touissant, Ami bus Diseases. don; J. Russell, Beach, and! Dis piece, of is k Chas. ©, ate, Dickinson. | ee tadt acne LL - The first encampment of the, T season is to be held at Devils Lake | June 7 to 10 and will be attended $ tes from Ramsey, Ben-| was d r ly, Towner and son | entrated va e ma- counti More than 200 are ex-; terial produced a high -| pected. County agents in charge, munity against these include U. S. Ebner of Devils paltial Lake, Irving J. Courtice of Min- newaukan, John W. Jensen of New Seemelintel | Rockford, J, W. Lawton of Cando riginally from River| and H. M. Oefstone of Lakota. ame to the North Da-| Program Planned al college in 1914 as| The club members will be quar- | the ins of Bacte | downtown Mrs. E. W. yin isin charge cf the salés and has appointed her workers, who are stationed on street corners. Final structions were given at.a meet- ing at the Chamber of Commerce | offices this morning. Thousands of veterans of all wars in which the United States has been engaged are now in hos- ls in various parts of the coun- The government is adminis- hysical, surgical but funds are | smckes and other things. Tens of thousands of poppies | sold annually provide these funds. | Nearly Finished} Work on two tennis courts, re- cently started near the old Man- dan country club, is nearly com-/ pleted and the courts will be in| use early next week, according to announcement made by officers of the club. The ground on the courts has been leveles and steel and wire SS = coverin, operation at Rocl from _a Eon iter, Minn., is much im- prov according to his sister, Mrs. ve Taylor, who has just returned from.a visit with her brother. Mr. -McDonald is plan- He es return to Mandan in about ENTERTAIN CLUB ~Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Sig and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Ellis en- tertained their bridge club Thurs- SSS 20% Greater Gasoline Mileage! and Many Other New Features 20% more gasoline mileage is precisely what you can expect from Dodge Broth- ers remarkable new motor. 15% more power, too—20% ‘faster get-away! Silence unknown before in an engine of this type—and smoothness that thrills! New standard gear-shift transmission—new hot-spot manifold—new silent-action clutch-new finger-tip steer- cooling systems—and 24 ether vital improvements. Drive the car today and appraise at first hand the brilliance of this achieve- . ment. Notice the charming new color effects, too—and the smartness of the body lines. See, also, the fleet and stylish new Convertible Cabriolet with rumble seat, the latest addition to Dodge Brothers line. Standard Sedan - Special Sedan = - De Luxe Sedan - Sport Roadster Convertible Cabriolet * ‘Delivered $1050 DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Free Examination mneheneet | professor in tered in tents or wooden buildings. ee atonal A schedule is laid out for each oo day and from reveille to taps the members are supervised in the soled IONER' | chiesrplstiaied fee ¢ the yashington, y a Saati a | work and play by members o: J M. Do 4 ve ture of Wilt Resistance in| tate extension staff and other JUNIOR GROUP = IS ORGANIZED | Sewing Club Formed, Elects! Officers at Wing—Other Clubs Are Planned t when Andrews le: M 8. GILMAN CO. ing unit—new oiling and pro- commended the ap- Major He t H. White a: stant comm: mer, Rov A. Haynes, who failed of ointment to the place, but who been acting commissioner, left office of the prohibition bu- au and Doran said Haynes’ for- resignation was not neces- hibition and r pointment Secretary Mellon ap- pointed a commissioner, that va- the position of acting com- oner,” he said. “Of course, the appointment of Major Whites will fill the position of assistant commissioner which Mr. Haynes held under the prior appointment.” To Confer With Andrews ran will confer ‘Monday ant Secretary Andrews ever made good on one job.. for 39 years? HE extra mileage you get from Dunlop tires starts with the fact that Dunlop has had thirty-nine years of tire-building experience—more than any other tire- maker. | Each part of each Dunlop is built right. Dunlop owns its own cotton mills to-spin n hs e | selected long-fibre cotton into the special ion of a brique a The grounds were surveyed this week, | i, : : : bi es The Hints beg ui by he Lae ac riane corde monn extra strangth—an NERGEE DETONOX Gasolinegivestauch- * Be eaalie ote, fait ae Toad and pounding of roade—ionger life ee Bee Seen nme, 2 eal | and greater mileage., y andqgo-sterting, in any weather, Nexer of $125,000. | ‘They mean extra “stretch” —20 the tire before has there been a motor fuel requiring paren i ptr yng ocyy so little use of the choke. That means less.dilu- slightest injury. tion of oil in your crankcase, less carbon, less drain on your battery and saving of gasoline. And-you “get going” when you want to. Ener- 6 Iburns cieanly—the foe ofcarbon , gee DETONOX fires quickly because it vapor- 7 It is safe for you and your motor izes quickly and completely, at all times. Every Dunlop you buy has.extra miles CAPITAL CHEVROLET COMP ‘ eS built into it because Dunlop knows each part of its job. That is why we recommend ‘ Bismarck, N. Dak. Broadway at Second St. With a member: sewing club was or; at Wing and Mrs, B Wing was elected 10 Bertha Piepkorn ident; Opal Harv Dolores Membe “oes ron Knowles of 1 leader, named _pres- vice pre: General Andrews as gubmitted his resignation to ecratury Mellon, effective Au- gust 1. The first detailed discussion of enforcement policies will come dur- ing the week of June 13, when administrators will be called in from over the country for a con- ference with Andrews and his suc- vessor, Seymour Lowman, former Republican lieutenant governor of New York. “We're going right ahead, speed- ing up enforcement, without any noise,” Dr. Doran said. “At the June conference we'll mark out a definite program for fu- ture work.” Power Const Costing a mn Planned 1 This Year Electric construction under way or projected for this year in North Da- , kota will cost approximately $1,100,- “000, according to an estimate by engineers for the state railroad board. This figure includes the cost of new power houses and extensions of high voltage transmission lines to open up new territory. The value of electric construction throughout the state in 1926, exclu- sive of extensions and improvements fiiade in cities, has placed at ap- proximately $1,500,000. ~The total amount to be spent by electric companies this year cannot be told until their construction plans for the season are completed, it was said. One company has under c sideratio additional extensions ‘which will cost $125,000 and other companies are expected to add tc |. their programs as the season pro- gresses. It would not be surpris- ing, experts for the board say, if the total cost of the 1927 construction program would equal that of 1926. e largest single expenditure will *\ be that by the Ottertail Power com- pany for its new plant on the Bois row Sioux river near Wahpeton. . Railroad board engineers place its “eost at approximately $600,000. In ddition to this the Ottertail com- + pany will build 225 miles of high-|i voll transmissi line from Washburn to Ve! Granville and Devils Lake. This is estimated to cost $850,000. ; An extension of 50 miles from Grenora to Battleview is being pro- jected by the Montana-Dakota \ company. This line is in > ? connect lines already in plac id A pa ‘will cost. $60, i e Product, of THE 3PURE OIL C geal i oe he tad . Oil Company ed 3 Blemareky ND. Corwin-Churehill Motors, Ine. 9 , Mabel Elizabeth | Dorothy | Harvey, ieCloskey, Helen Josephson, Martha Muell: Josephson, County ‘Agent A. R. Mie organized the club, spoke to pupils in the Baldwin schools yesterday | noon and will return there Tuesday | to organize several clubs, probably pig, calf, and sewing clubs. | TO BUILD BRIQUET PLANT Dickinson—A nnounce ment was, made here this week that the erec- 2 Itgives instant starting 3 It gives lightning acceleration 4 Itgives giant power—emoothly 5 ‘It gives more miles per gallon Trap shooting at 10 o'clock! tomorrow morning. Meet at Fort Lincoln. ° you. put Dunlops on yout car. Colored ‘RED for easy-identification > + ‘ 4‘ hy ;