The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1927, Page 2

#2 3S pS sce ae PAGE TWO REPORTED GOOD Rust Has Done Little Dam- abe to Wheat So Far, Goddard Says on Return from Trip Crop conditions in the northern part of Burleigh county are excel- Jent but there is little wheat y ready to cut in that section, H Goddard, secretary of the association ; of commerce, said today on his return from’ an automobile trip ‘through that section. : Mr, Goddard, in company with B. | FE, Jones, visited the Regan, Still and Wing vicinities, returning through McKenzie. He ‘examined 25 to 30 fields and brought back with him umples of wheat which are now at the Association of Commerce of-| 3. BMieat in the south third of the county is probably 75 per cent ready , to cut, Mr. Goddard said, while seven or eight miles north of here there is little ready yet. In the north end | of the county, he said, the wheat probably will not be ready to cut for| a week. = Rust Damage Slight Many of the fields in the county & Géw infected with rust, he but © with. proper weather conditions dur-| ing the next week, there should be slight . Wheat so far has F pid progress, but | ld profit by a good rain, he said, Dut pointed out that this would be gnd_tor wheat. Barley and rye are Fine condition and the oat crop is while a lot of hay been cut, he said. Stock is look- | x well or the reservation” south of the! ae jority of the wheat is! > ‘und cutting is going on full Mr. Goddard said. Much of t north of Regan is durum the | —ETHEL— ROP CONDITION | eS 8 Fh she. oe has practically no rust, he/ i] Hurts Sheridan County | Carl R. Kositzky, ger land oom jssioner, returning from (a trip throug Sheridan, Foster apé@- Wells said the crop outlook there also is’ promising althourh some farmers are fearful that rust will seriously cut wheat production. The “damage to date has been slight, he Coy BLNING® TACKLES” ‘tik IND THE MINUTE: GAE~ BOS Pun’ The TED Hail damage in Sheridan county DIICUT FROPLENS FT @ hostile demonsttktio&, before the| ‘ Americas consul at mlamage ie! | Hollywe night but did no damage and were dispersed by the police after a sharp | encounter, Ret st: Paris—The French ‘cabinet today decided to forbid any public dem- | onstrations in favor of Vansetti, in- cluding the labor, socialist and com- munist meeting and parade scheduled for tomorrow. Gridiron Dinner Is, Big Event of | Editors’ Meeting. Baltore’ trom “obee She tease WAR a | tended the summer meeting North Dakota Press were guests at th ity State ey. j Teachers college this morning, where they saw a news reel of the nationa! editor: association —_ convention which was held at Omaha in June. Percy Trubshaw, publisher of the Valley: City Times Record, gave a short talk at the college. No busi- ness session was held today. The editors who remained over for the afternoon were entertained at golf at the country club. - The entertainment feature of the opening day's session was the: grid- iron dinner given at the Hotel Kin- The meeting closed today with a dred. sports program always the big fea- ture of the summer sion, During th orning ‘there was a brief non- business session at the Valley. City state teachers’. college chapel. . The sports program consisted of a kitten ball contess between two teams made up of members of the o@sociation,' golf, tennis and swimming. centests. | oe © 'In a hike amphitheater in .ti ‘and the characters of the ible ¥ AEE: carcmammpenrae | . Flashes of Life 1 (By The iAssocigted, Press) Williamstown, Mass.—Football has been substituted for head-hunting among some Filipino tribes who re- port the gridiron pastime “almost as satisfying,” ‘says C. Bat der, Re-Enacts Passion Play hills cf Hollywood, Calif., Palestine SATURDAY, AUGUST 6,-1927 Minot to Canadian line, earth; good. Detour fro: Max to county ‘line. Detour north of Underwood. S. H. No. 7.—Cummings“to Griggs county line, earth;’ good. Griggs county ~ line té Denhoff, gravel; ‘|good. Gravel construction to Mc- Clusky, | McClusky to “Underwood, good. H. No, 9.—Havana to Wimble- don, gravel; good. Wimbledon to Melville, earth; good. Melville to New Rockford, gravel; good. New Rackford to Junction No. 3, earth; fair. Junction No. 3. to Harvey, gravel; good. Harvey to Minot, eart! fair. . Minot to Kenmare, gra good. Detour Kenmare ‘to Bowbells. Bowbells to Portal, earth; good. S. H. No. 11.—Hull to . Ashley, earth; good. Ashley to Fairmount, earth; good, S. H. No. 36.—Pingree to: Wilton, earth; fair. Attempt Made to Rob 2 N. D. Banks Wheelock, N. D.,-Aug. 6.— tempts at bank robbery in Williams | county this fall came with the enter- | ing of the Citizens State bank here pearly Friday aie and the report- ved breaking into of a Tio bank. j The local bank,’ which is the one | where Cashier H."N. Peterson was _!murdereg by bandits.in a robbery last fall, was entered between 1 ahd 4a. m. E} 0. Hougen, cashier, believes a | basement window was removed and the pilferers gained their way up- | stairs by the’use of a skelton key. He thinks neither of the two doors show marks. A pickax is believed to have been used on the vault which , had one mark in the basement hall- way and a hole about eight inches deep in the front of the valut. No jattempt had been made to hammer the knob or blow the vault. The dis- covety was made when the bank was |opehed Friday morning. Tools were ‘secured by breaking into the tool shed of the Great Northern section crew here. were reported missing. E, F. Sjaastad, Great Northern Several live again in the seventh annual, Molla Mallory Wins © . Jersey Tennis Cup} Beats Helen Jacobs Seabright, N. J., Aug. 6—(#)—Mrs. lory, American champion, ated Helen Jacobs, youth- lifornia ‘tennis star, in the final struggle for the womer i gles, of the :invitation tour , 1-6, By her victory Mrs. Mallory turned the tables on the young Berkley girl, who defeated the national champion in straight sets last week at Manches- ter, Mass. Mrs. Mallory succeeds Miss Eli: beth Ryan as holder of the Sea- bright bowl in women’s singles. Miss Ryan did not défénd the trophy, EXTRADITION GRANTED: Springfield, Ill, Aug. 6—(?}—Re- quisition papers for the return of Ted Dunlay to Grand Forks, N. D., were honored by Governor Sma) to: day. Dunlay is held in Chicago, He is wanted on a grand larceny charge for the theft of a trunk of clothes. First Class Shoe Repairing Bismarck Shoe Hospital Henry Burman, P: * Binmarck, N. haa FRANK KRALL Fine Tailoring ressil pi phot al erations jew worl el aning Laskin Block Opposite Patterson Hotel production cf the Pilgrimage Play. Ian MacLaren as the Christus jis one e the left, with ei eis eke cast in the a aiity i 1 ibe | John the Baptist. Young men lacked the necessary spiritual quali is jetrttoretger its peNtwee tena cs | 60 play the part of thé Baptist. according to the directors, so Miss the mythical Amazons. The women Sawyer was chosen for the role. lock their husbands and sons at home - ~~ when they go out to fish, hunt and! carry on the other pursuits: left: to | the male in ordinary case: It is considered undignified that s woman should let aman work. ex-secretary of the interior. NORTH DAKOTA ROAD BULLETIN y: “Isgued}Weekly By. The night operator, reported that he had seen a car entering town along the right of way about 2 a. m, and also ;saw a car leave about 4 a un. E, 0. | Hougen of the bank said nothing was missing so far as a quick checkup showed. He believed the men had ibeen frightened away by comine of daylight when they had picked their |way less than half through the 18 inch concrete wall. DR. R. S..ENGE Free Examination Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. PO NEGS” PACHELOW?~ AnD We TG Pet_ At te FIERY Oshhway, Ont—W. 0. Brow: letter carrier, has received “has heen heavy, he said, many fine fields of rye having been damaged . sfust: as they were ready to cut. North Dukotd Debartment of State Highways Sov wet oe were OT sore seceneommenininane™ | . Butter Market [iceereeiline mania * hicago, Aug. 6.—4\—Production of butter is showing the usual sea- sonal decline with the shrink more pronounced in some sections than in In spite of this condtion, the generally has been reported ag exceeding that of last year. GNE_KHOWS > GE —_ G Or ONE GLANCE WOMAN Most of the chain stores and mer- ry! HG. WORK AINE DONG” HE FLUFFIEST a De BO Largely as a result, butter markets throughout the week have been very) chandising shares mounted to rec- hae ps PME? f Federal Building In to the: Prince of Wales at Toronto. Thirty years ago Brown, then at- tached to a Tower guard in London, prevented the young prince from stepping in front of a runaway: horse. Boston.—The ered cod” of Mas- sachusetts now is a flying fish. A Chelsea firm rushed a consignment to Chicago by airplane as a sample to a prospective customer. PRECAUTIONS TAKEN U. 8. No, 2—-Grand Forks to Lari- more, mostly gravel; good, Larimore to Rugby, gravel; good: “Rigby to Granville, eatth; good. Granville to Berthold, mostly gravel; good. Berth- old to Montana stite/ line, earth; good. Detour, Towner to Denbigh. U. 8. No. 10.—Fargo to Jamestown, gravel; good. Jamestown to Crystal | Springs, partly’ graveled;* good. Un- |der construction at Crystal Springs. | Crystal Springs to Steel, earth; good. S.-H. No. 1.—South Dakota line to invitation to attcad the garden party | Lakota, gravel; good. |Langdon, earth; good. | is. No. H fearth; good. Steele to Hurdsfield, | partly graveled; good. Hurdsfield to | | Rugby, gravel; good. Rugby to Dun- \seith, earth; good. | to} Construc- | jtown, xearth; good. Jamestown Hansboro, gravel; good. Lakota to!g 3.—Ashley to Steele, % | 8, H. No. 4.—Ellendale to James- | ¥ The Bismarck Building and Loan ussociation has loaned over $1,500,000 on Bismarck homes during the last twénty-one yeat The association always has funds on hand to assist in erect- ing a new home or purchasing one already built. Loans are repaid on the monthly plan the same as rent. If you are contemplating owning a home and need financial help, see your local association first. Bismarck Building and Loan Association Boston, Aug. 6- eele to-Driscoll, under construc- —(#)—Superinten. ford tion six miles north of New Rock: | he u to ot ww ed wi i” ma - rvous and unsettled. Receivers were rather willing sellers, and buy- ers. operated cautiously, limiting | their purchases almost entirely to urgent needs, Sentiment generally appeared to favor lower prices.. Arrivals of butter at the four principal markets were considerably lighter than the previous week, but the falling off in receipts is about normal for this time of year when the “fnake” of butter is declining. . $$ —___—_—_———-@ |-- Grain Review | hee inneapolis, Aug. 6.—@#)—Further aoe ‘of black rust throughout the ‘American northwest and Canada caused increased uncertainty as to the final outcome of the spring 2 eat crop and wheat prices were ‘about 3% cents higher as the result during the week ending Friday, says Whe United States department of ag- riculture. &. Several cars of new spring wheat, received during the week, showed a “wide range of quality and protein test. September advanced 3% cents for the week, closing Friday at 1.40. Cash durum was very scarce and premiums were strong, No. 1 amber quoted at 20 cents to 28 cents over the Duluth September. “Premiums on cash corn advanced more rapidly than did the futures 4vith cash prices on No. 3 yellow corn showing a gain of six cents for the week. Oats advanced rather sharply through the week. September ad- _ vanced 3% cents, closing Friday at 5 cents. Me oe ‘was higher, influeneed by trength in other coarse grains and y the Improved cash demand. Sep- tember advanced 3% cents for the aweek, closing Friday at 70%. “Rye held unchanged for the week. September closed Friday 85% cents, Yer exactly the same figure as the ‘week previous. Flax was stronger, influenced by a light advance at Buenos Aires and low temperatures in North Dakota and Canada. September advanced 2% cents for the week, closing Fri- day at 2.24%. See | rs, ry ; / —— New York, Aug. 6.—()—A drastic ‘break in stock prices on the an- mouncement that President Coolidge lid choose to be a candidate in 3928, followed by an even more sen- gation recovery which earriell scores f ishues to record high levels, over- lowed all other developments in week's financial markets. ‘he rally in stock prices received irp stimulus from the reduction 4 to 3% per cent in the New reserve banks redis- t followi: jimilac euts , Chi Sf rate, vite bs ot Saag fe “Bp sah offers a bariton profit late Fri ord high levels on reports of expand- ing earnig: Public utilities also discounted the prospect of ‘increased fall business. Several of the high grade railroad shares climbed to new peak prices although the group, as a whole, was rather slug as a result of the rp drop in the June earnings of class one carriers, and the $7,000,000! wage increase granted to eastern lo- comotive engineers. Ghylin | —__———— Marvin Alm and Barlick Fisher were callers in Regan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Almer of Wil-| ton called at the Dan Tibbets home in Regan Monday. evening. Martha Alm is employed at the Eric Engrebretson home, Ted Ehnes has returnd to his home in Regan aftr working around Bis- marck, Jimmy Braden of Regan is working for Erie Engebretson. Wesley Engebretson underwent an operation for the removal of ton- sils and adenoids Thursday at St. Alexius hospital, Bismarck. He is re- covering nicely, Reuben Krause spent the week-end | at his home, south of Regan. Quite « number from this vicin attended the dance at the H. Sund- quist home Saturday evening. There will be a dance at Tuttle Fri- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Krause and children called at the Christ Waga- man home Sunday. Eric Engebretson is cutting rye with a binder. ———____________» , 9, 1 | Radio’s Rialto | —— (By The Associated Press) A cornet solo, to be followed by orchestral music, are included in the dinner concert of WCCO, the Twin Cities radio station at 6:15 p. m. The First Timers will go on tl i 8 p.m. Conel nm of the from this station will be a program 10:05 p, m. An organ recital is offered by WAMD (225), Minneapolis, at 6 p. m. WRHM (261), Minneapolis, has a musical program slated for 6 p. m., and a dance program to be heard at 9:30 p. m. Another musical concert will _be offered at 10 p, m.- from WRHM. dance A trio will sing over WBBM (389), Chicago, at 6 p. m. At the me hour WHT (416), Chicago, ha: organ recital Cincinnati. WJZ (454), New York, will featur the Mediterraneans or- chestra at 6:30, 45 p.m. WGN 30- program is offered WENB (288) Chicago, at 7 p. m. | and“daring same honr, WOW (508), Gmaha, has a musicale’ and WSAI (261), Cincinnati, presents a sextet. ‘A novel harmonic: 2 is_of- fered by WHT (416) Chicago ‘ 0 at 7:30 sing over jsteadily in Canton, bom! an| also has WLW (428), dent Crowley of the Boston police'tion. Detour-at Driscoll. Driscoll to | First National Bank Block department today revoked all leaves! Sterling, fair. Under construction, |); yi a dfhivsonce of tive off for the entire Sterling to McKenzie, MeKenzie. to lier county line, earth: good. | Ca police force until further notice.| Bismarck, .partly graveled; good, De- | iHicx county, line to Rock Lake, ea) Members of the force will be re-|tour at Bismarck. Bismarck to Man-| £004" Bottineau to Mohall ‘mostly quired to stay at the police station |dan, paved. Mandan to Glen Ullin, /Goov., Bestimeau, to Mohally mosy instead of going home during their earth; fair. Glen Ultin to Hebron, | ¢,i, Bowbells to Montana line, part. ‘rest periods. | eartl ood. Hebron. to Dickinson, | )0 7. PASS | : ‘ \ Fair. Dickinson. to Belfield, |1¥ #favel:, good. | Detour - between fair. Tolley.and Bowbells. earth; Construction west of i ; Dickinson. Belfield to Medora, earth; |. S. H. No, 6.—Bismarck to Wilton, . Medora to Sentinel Butte, | fair. Wilton to Washburn, mostly sealed bids for all the amount ofjearth; rough. Sentinel Butte to | gravel; good» Washburn to Max, coal needed for the two schools.| Beach, earth: good. Detour four |carth; fair. Three-mile detour north Bidder may bid on, either one oF] miles ‘west of Valley City of Max. Max to Minot, gravel; good, hoth schools. . i |. S. No. 12,—Lemmon to Bucyrus, = The board reserves the right reject any or. all bids. earth; good. Bucyrus to Marmarth, earth: rough. Bids will be opened Aug. 20, 1927, Ledeen - U. 8. No. 81.—South Dakota line to 0. 0. SPERRY.. | Fargo, earth good. Fargo to Grand (8/6) Forks, mostly gravel; good. Grand attacks on officials and _ street Forks to horas earth; fai Real A tube repair kit FREE to|‘u" at ridge two miles north of | i > rep ; Grand. Forks. Under, construction slashes, between radicals and the Po! each purchaseron our formal] from St. ‘Thomas to Hamilton. and| opening day Saturday August from Joliette to Pembina. Grand 6th. Gamble. Auto Supply Co., 220 Main Ave., Bismarck, Forks to Manville, under construc- S. H. No. 5.—Hamtilton to Cava: Chicago Is Guarded Chicago, Aug. 6.—(#)—Threats sup- posedly by Sacco-Vanzetti sympathiz- ers to bomb the Chicago federal building led today to the posting of a guard of 23 federal agents on » day and night watch about the building. They were instructed that if any emergency arose they should shoot first and ask questions afterwards. | The structure was bombed 10 years ago, when eight persons were killed and many injured. News Briefs | ——______-.6. Canton, China—Unrest,is growing and pistol CALL FOR BIDS The School Board of Schrunk School District No. 12 will receive! good. to Frankfort, Germany—One hundred thousand packets of cholera vaccine are being rushed in an airplane to Persia, where an epidemic has broken out in the eastern provinces, tion. No. 83.—South Dakota line to | arth; rough. Hull to: Linton, good. Linton to Moffit, part Moffit to Sterling, Phone 944 For Tire Service. rel; good. 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