The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927 STOCKMEN ‘TO ‘HAVE EXHIBIT AT HAZELTON Emmons. County - Breeders Will Hold Annual Show at Hazelton, June 15-16 * Prizes for outstanding stock horse racing, special entertainment, ex- hibits, baseball games and other fea- tures are on the program for the eighth annual Emmons. county live- stock show, to be held \at Hazelton June 15 and 16. Two county baseball teams will play Wednesday and Bismarck and Linton will clash on Thursday. Con- cessons are to be installed on the show grounds and special stunts, in- eluding hog and chicken calling con- tests, are planned. Dance Planned A dance is to be held the evening of June 16 in Zirbe’s hall and a motion picture, “Michael Strogoff,” will be shown both Wednesday and Thusday evenings. Prizes offered for stock are as follows: Beef cattle—Bull, one year old, first, $3, second $1.50; bull, two years old, $3, $1.50; bull, three’ years old or over | $3, $1.5 50; female, one year old, $3, $1.50; female, two years old, 3 female, three years old or 50; male calf, $2, $1; female calf, $2, $1; best two head by one breeder, $5. Dairy cattle — Bull, any age, s ~ $1.50; female, any age, $3, $1.5 male calf, $2, $1; female calf, $2, $1; beabitwo head by one breeder, $5. Mi ing shorthorns are included in this. classification. Prizes For Hogs Hogs — Boar, under one year old, $2, $1; boar, one year or over, $2, $1; sow, under one year old, $2, $1; pair of pigs farrowed after March. 1, $2, st_sow and litter by breeder, ; three prizes, best sow and y breed to members of pig any age, §3, 3, $1.50; mare ‘aft team of grade horses, $3, $1.50. Sheep—Ram, one year old or over, $1.50, $1, 500; or over, $1.50, 61; ewe, under one year old, $1.50, $1. Judging of stock will be held the first day at 10a, m. All stock must be on the show grounds the evening of June 14 to get in on the judging. palit iteern=ammreare ere { At The Movies | Reaktor naman leh ELTINGE THEATRE Zane Grey stories of the West have been among the most popular mater- fal for screen plays for with their beautiful settings of mountains and forests, the scenic as well as narra- tive value provides all that can be asked in the “out door” photoplay. “Drums of the Desert” which comes to the Eltinge for today and Satur- day has as its theme the fight of the Indians for the lands which the march of civilization took from them. Warn- er Baxter and Ford Sterling are fea- tured players and the presence of the latter in the cast is assurance of , Plenty of comedy. News pictures and «plthe comedy, “Her Husky Hero,” are ‘WY other features on the Eltinge program for today and Saturday. CAPITOL THEATRE A picture of the great West that is different is “The Western Whirl- wind,” the Universal-Blue Streak Western shawing at the Capitol Theatre for today, Friday and Satur- day. Jack Hoxie is the star,and he has once more rung the bell in a clean, virile he-man picture. Jack enacts the role of Jack Clay- ton, the cowboy ex-soldier who re- jturns from France after being de- . mobilized from the army of occu- pation, He finds that his father, who had been sheriff of Gold Strike, had been killed during the absence of the soldier cowboy and devotes his time to uncovering the slayer and bringing him to justice. In this venture he is ably aided by his two pets, “Bunk,” the dog with almost human intelligence, and “Scout,” his famous movie horse. The able portrayals of these two animals make the picture one of ‘unique distinction in this day of al- leged aniisal intelligence. Hoxie has never been seen to bet- ter advantage. Full play is given his wonderful ability at riding and fighting and every foot of the film is filled with action. What’s your shoe size? The pair of shoes exhibited » in our window are yours— FREE—if ee can wear them properly fitted —Wek fitted.—Webb Bros. * Too Late To ‘Late To Classify % BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY THROUGHOUT the country a. busi- ness is being established that on capital of $300.00 to $500.00 is re- turning steady profit of 300 per cent, Bismarck offers splendid opportunity. Address Ad. No. 11, care of Tribune, YOUNG MAN, good appearance to ‘avel with manager, doing special- ty. selling. Experience unnecessary. xpenses advanced. Apply to Mr. arck Hotel, after 7:00 Bowers, Bi: P.m, tod: FOR SALE—Good as new, best grade Hartford Buzzorah preload rug 9x12, colors predominating tan, 4% blue and rose, Beefs dollars. Phone 910. FOR BALE Fifty tive head ‘of Here- ind calves. Chesak, % 12° miles south of Bismarck. FOR RENT—A front room suitable for light housekeeping or sleeping. Phone 637-J. WANTED TO RENT—Small fur- nished modern house or apartment for month of July. Family of two, no children, best references. ‘location and price. Box 422, bole RENT—Two* pleasant sleeping 8 in modern home. Close inh a - 418 Fifth street or Phone ram, under one year, | ~ $1.50, $1.00, 50c; ewe, ‘one year old! * New Glimpse at World’s Richest New pictures of two of the world’s richest men, these. Above is J. Pier. pont Morgan and below George Baker, both New York bankers. They were photographed at Cambridge, ‘Driverless’ Plane Crashes to Ground; Aviators Uninjured » June 10.—(P)— A “driveriess” a tena with each of its two pilots, believing the other was lean the contro! stick fell 1,400 PHONE 611 Mass., where they attended dedica- tion of the new Harvard Business School. Baker gave the school $5,000,000 for buildings and $1,000,000 as an endowment to help. emptoy He Twenty Put to Death By Soviet at Moscow June 10.—(P)}—Twenty persons have been put to ‘death by a firing squad, says an announcement by the state political department for terrorist or monarchist activities, in- cluding plots to murder George Tchitcherin, foreign commissar, and Leonid Krassin. Among those executed were M. Elvengren, charged with plotting to kill M. Tehitcherin; former Colonel Suslin, charged with a plot to murder Krassin; Prince Mesherski, for carry- ing on propaganda for the cause of Grand Duke Nicholas (pretender to the Russinn throne), M. Eareinoff, former czarist consul and official of the soviet state bank, who was ac- cused of supplying information to Rebert M. Hodgson, British charge d'affaires in Moscow, and Prince Paul Dolgorukoff. Moscow, Several army officers were con- demned for giving refuge to “white” terrorists arriving from abroad. 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The cras! lawyers who| back pay. every quirk of crookedne: is one layman who doesn’t know the difference between a tort and a felony, yet made his living by He'd gi attorney and money he wi But they hi other day. been “wing walking” a returned to the cockpit Crawford re- leased the control stick. Clark, how- ever, thought Crawford was guiding | the plane. 512 Ave. D . 216 BROADW. Home-grown Spinach MEAT DEPARTMENT Beef, Pork and Veal Steaks, Beef Pot Roadt}!Rump Roast = Veal Steak, Cutlets, Ham Hezks a Fruits Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Cantaloupes SPECIALS Strawberries Oranges, medium size, 2 doz. . cinataiinn Omar Salmon, tlh. can ...... } ‘ Two-pound box Premium Crackers Vegetables B. K. Peas, regular 20¢, 2 cans ........ cece cess Pork Tenderloins- is prdduced by the mere Oranges, Bananas, fresh Pineapple, ‘Auples . oo Meats You'll Enjoy! For the week- end we have some gen- uine spring chickens (fresh dressed) Extra faney hens (fresh dressed) Corn-fed Beef, Veal, Lamb, Pork ‘tricking lawyers. James Annini, with In spite of all, half a dozen.alinses, posed as a desti- that's said about brilliant lawyers,|tute veteran with a claim for $4,000 | the case to COOK’S GROCERY THE “BIG” untae, ad Phone 565 | PRE Celery, Carrots, Cauliflower, Head Lettuce, Beeta, Ripe Toma- toes, Cucumbers, Green Onions, Rhubarb, new an Radishes, * Home-made sausages of all kinds | Central Meat Market GEM” Hoffman's Hutchinson’s Drug Store Scott's Grocery Neighbor’s Grocery Frank Montgomery’s Geo. Little’s 120 South 11th St. Opposite Standard Oi} Sam Sloven, Proprietor. Sweet Sho American Cafe afe Home Jell, 3 packages for And 1 atse free Merigold. Jelly, half gallon. pails. regular price 85c, only ular price 20c, High grade-Pears, 214 size can, regular price 35c, 3 cans for .......... 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Se PAGE THREE 1 hire?” asked? Mihini despondently. “I've trimmed them ali.” | rots tt’s arwic oy jatowe ng MEAT MARKET ‘We have a full su | several complaints. “Bo you want a |lawyer?” he was asked. “Who could an $11 9TH ST. ly of seasonable Fruit and ‘égetables tinh a The Hood River Strawberries have arrived and they are fine 4 Fresh Meats We handle nothing but’ U. S. inspected meats. Give us your next onder’and be convinced SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY We expect another lot of those fine fat hens at 80c per Ib: Bean Hole Bean Demonstration we wil have a dady demonstrating Bean Hole Beans . ’ i Saturday Fresh Cottage Cheese Purity Cakes Four deliveries daily to all parts of the city 9 and 10:30 a, m—2:30 and 4:30 pm q Are You Getting | That Tired Feeling? | FEET DON’T TRACK! BRAIN..ALL CLOUDY! Probably want to get away on a vacation and can’t. About the best substitute we know of is to pack up some sandwiches and a little fruit, fill up the old Thermos jug and go out and eat ‘supper at one of the many beauty spots nearby. Try it for a week or two and seetif it isn’t a good idea. Another Tip—The ideal sandwich bread is the WONDER LOAF. Slices just the right size, not too large, not too small. If you order it once you will again. YOUR “GROCER HAS IT “Fresh Every Sunrise” BARKER BAKING & CANDY CO. QUARTER"SALE More Kconomy Values, and Greater Savings For 25° sige TT OBE “RED OWL” Make Your Quarters Count Here eS es RES SATURDAY, JUNE liTH PORK AND BEANS, Gampbell's or Van Camp's, 3 cans JELLO, America’s famous Dessert, 3 packages ...... POST'S KELLOGG’S Pep; Krumbles or Bran Flakes and large ? mt Post —s 5 Moe Corn- Fishes, 2 pha = SOE | ates. SUNSWEET PRUNES, medium, 2-Ib. package .......... OVAL, SARDINES, Tomato or mustard, 2.cans ... Van Camp's 3 cons .... 25c Deeeeee