The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1928, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928 ___ FIREMAN SINGS |eemeepy i. Gas AT AUTO SHO ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Canadian side of the St. Iawrence river. The tremor lasted several seconds in most of the towns, but Malone reported the disturbance continued for half a minute. It shook dishes from shelves and rocked houses so Company I each won three bouts,|system disappear. Service was dis but the Staff had also two other/ continued last year because of men entered who drew. fifteen] ot patro: points each for taking a_ beating, = thus giving the non-combatant com- batants a lead of thirty notches. handrail on the locomotive which| 22-year-old St. Paul pilot, plans to he caught as he was hurled from the|take off late today in an effort to demolished machine. establish a flight endurance record. RR SN aS He plans to fly alone, circling the St. U. S. Presidential Paul airport, and refuel in the air, Campaign Is of No FREIGHT RAT CASE REOPENED Company L, 4th Inf, was an- nounced as basketball champions of Ft. Lincoln in an athletic memor- Shank recently started the looping competition when he turned more violent! association, declared here today in| tural committee, but no action was| morning; Malone, 10:20; — Lake what makes discussing the success of the sales| taken. Placid 10:25; Plattsburgh 10:40, M YTA y train operated last week on the Pin-| Chairman Haugen said that he) and Lake George and Warrens- the r a gree-Wilton branch of the Northern! expected the committee, which for| burg, 10:35. They were reported Howard Melaney, Lyric Tenor, en and lost one game. Company I, the ‘most sev ts in the th Will Be Soloist at Slope | runners up, won nine and a Charges on ised eastern Adirondack section in aev saorme, dares 20-- (ar) —carainal| Staff Boxing Be et Ae rg: pipe Ae ri i bor a Auto Show to the champions, from’ whom ther Shipments eral years. Geologists, at the time/ that the Vatican is not interested, Leads Post Tourney | treet Car System — i! Howard Melaney, whose lyric tenor voice has made him a favorite with radio audiences from coast to coast in 18 months since he stepped from his locomotive, on which he had been a fireman, to try out “on the air” is to be the soloist at the Hissourl Slope automobile show ta dan March 22, 23 and 24. Mr, Melaney, whom radio an- nouncers have given the sobriquct “Singing Fireman of the Northern Pacific,” today is in demand by radio directors in virtually every state in the Union. He sings nightly and appears often in concert. It was in the fall of 1926 that Mr. Melaney, while singing to him- self as he ofled the caps on the locomotive drawing the North Coast Limited, attracted the attention of musical critic at a station in Mon- Soon after he sang to his first audience from a Minneapolis radio studio; later he appeared be- fore Madame Schumann-Heink who complimented him highly, and since then his popularity has been mount- ing steadily. Mr. Melaney has just returned from his second tour since January Movement Given Real Impetus Jamestown, N. D., March 19—Real impetus to the purebred sire move- Li andum Bea eee Saturday, that or- ganization’s team having won elev- won once. Company K, Staff and Compan: M teams follow in the order named. Three Minneapolis Churches Are Robbed Minneapolis, March 19.—(AP)— Expert cracksmen entered three of the largest Minneapolis churches today and obtained loot totaling about $800. They drilled and ham- mered their way into safes at the Hennepin Avenue M. E. church, where they stole $350, and at the Westminster Presbyterian church, where they obtained between $400 and $500. At the Central Lutheran church a custodian surprised and routed them with a pistol shot. Tax Collections Are Exceptionally Good Tax collections in Burleigh county so far this year have been sacha tionally good, according to G. Spear, county treasurer, who an- same period a year ago. The total for the same period in 1927 was $595,489.14, while for the first two and one-half months of 1926, collections totaled only $540,- 603. ment in North Dakota, the accepted plan for bi nd increasing the state’s farm income, has been the outstanding feature of the two pure- bred sire sales trains operated in + central North Dakota, B. E. Groom,, TI chairman of the agricultural com- mittee of the Greater North Dakota Pacific railway. Associated in this sales train were the North Dakota agricultral col- lege, through its livestock depart- merft and county agents; the Agri- cultural Credit corporation, which joins with the Greater North Da- kota association in purchasing the sires; and the Northern Pacific rail- way. The Greater North Dakota as- sociation joins the Agricultural Credit corporation in purchasing the ren Pa ne ey oe fund July Fourth Plans : Exalted lect Phone | neapolis. Will Be Discussed for a New Maytag. Do | Future Sales Planned ., The second sales train concluded its schedule at Woodworth Saturday, having made previous stops during the week at Pingree, Robinson, Wing, Wilton, Tutle and Pettibone. The first train was operated on the Car- rington-Turtle Lake branch. Two full carloads of young sires were sold from the train last week, bring- ing the total sales to almost doub! the number e&pected in the territory served. The next train will cover Richland county from March 24 to March 80, with the Great Northern railway and Soo Line included as co- operating agencies. Tentative plans call for a later train operated on the Great Northern railway between bee meeti your next washing FREE. It will take only an Grand : one Brier erey we Committees fo Randle the various! hour or so, and you will discover real a | pia Aeege and then one on the Mil- Satated biae eno wall be: Bn: happiness. . ilway, the latte i on the New England ma Relearasls for Elks \ bs poe foray Ehorocaaaa which won world leadership Minstrel Under Way Blast Wrecks Auto a ed the big, roomy, seamless, heat-retain- Clint Draper, veteran big time Vaudeville and minstrel show per- fohmer and for many years past Leasing Brings $2,425 Leasing of state school lands | Burleigh county last. Friday tan No Action Taken on Equalization Fee Washington, March 19.—(?\— ‘he equalization fee provision of the McNary farm relief bill was reached today by the house agricul- several weeks has been considering the bill in exe.utive session, would vote tomorrow or the next day on/ whether the fee would be retained in the measure. The committee today approved a section of the bill to give the pro- posed federal farm board authority to enter into “marketing agree- ments” for distribution of agricul- tural produce. Further discussion of Bismarck’s July celebration will take place at a meeting in the Association of Commerce chambers at 8 p. m. today of the executive and finance com- mittees. Raising by solicitation of a fund of $2,500 to guarantee expenses of the celebration assures the Missouri Slope of the greatest Independence day celebration in history, accord- ing to W. S. Ayers, chairman of the excutive committee. Planning the organization that will put the celebration across is the peopel Purpose of tonight’s ry mittee outlined, Two Injured When Birmingham, Ala., March 19.— (AP)—Anson W. Allen, assistant general seprrintwadest of the Ten- nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com- ot Chicago ie paying ‘hs fire vis , is ing his to North Dakota” Tie comes from Los les where he awarded poi ry, All-American quar- at the University of South- plans for} mammoth Fourth of Hearing Will Determine Proper Railroad traffic experts, repre- senting the cities of the state as well as the railroads, are here for the re- opening this afternoon of the intra- state freight rate case involving dis- tributing rates from Fargo, Grand Forks, Jamestown and other cities. The case was decided several months ago after a lengthy hearing. At that time the state railroad board ordered the railroads to re- move discrimination existing in rates from Fargo to certain points in the south-cent: hay of the state, as compared wi rates from James- town to the same points, Jamestown interests contended that rates from Fargo were much lower for the same mileage. The railroads removed the alleged discrimination by increasing the rates from Fargo and protest was made against this practice. The rates proposed by the railroads were sus- pended and today’s hearing is in- tended to supply evidence to deter- mine what the distributing rates should be, The railroad board is ex- pected to make a definite rate sched- ule when it decides the case. The previous case was reopened, in the previous record. 5 'Earth Shocks Felt in New York State Albany, N. Y., March 19,—(?)—! Residents of northeastern New York today were recounting details of! the earth shocks which yesterday jolted points as widely separated as Malone, Plattsburgh and Lake} George. The tremors were felt in Sarnac lake shortly after 10 o'clock Sunday also as having en felr on the} ELKS’ NOTICE | All Elks are requested to} meet at Elks’ Home 1:45 p. m./ Tuesday, to march to Auditor-, ium, account of C. G. Wach-; ter’s funeral, | J. C. TAYLOR, | APITOT io Tonight (Monday) i A pulsing romance of the tropics with the star of “What Price Glory” in the role of a half caste Indian dents quakes to | has been and is being held in connection with stock in the Crystal Springs neigh- | the Kidder county jail at Steele, ac- cording to word received here. at several points that resi- led into the streets. Interest to Vatican The disturbance was described as tremors, credited the d slips underneath the in the American presidential cam-| paign, because it fg “too far away mountains. and the issues are to involved.” — H Brawley, Cali An earth shock was felt here at No damage was re; said: “During my whole week's stay. in Rome the subject was not broached —_ jonce to or by me in either of my Aged Medina Man jtwo audiences with the Pope or any jot my other talks with hi, Is Under Arrest) preiates. ‘They really a j terested. “They know that if a Catholtc| were elected president, it would not} change things one particle. “The contends ried. land, an aged man who ving at Medina, was ar- rested at Crystal Springs Saturday Jake wy ith no oppressive legis- lation, has no political axe to grind and lives and thrives under the ex- listing form of government. There- fore there is no reason whatever for jit to take a partisan stand.” i encore pelchtnmenscet ht ‘Shank Hopes to Set Three Killed When « Endurance Record Train Strikes Auto) Paul, Minn., March 19.—(AP) | inless there is a decided change | South Bend, Ind, March 19.—() thes conditions: Gene. hate, —Benamin and Samuel Drake, mutilation of cattle and other live- borhood last week. The arrest was made by Sheriff Burton. The prisoner was placed in CCCP CTCTSPO CSCC SOOO TS nounced today that the total amount] rather than an entirely new case| father and son, of Bremen, Ind., and ) rabies il il gf collections “from January 1 to|started, because the railroad. board| a third man “hose pane ha hot | RONCHITIS March 15, this year, is $681,703. wishes to prevent duplication of} been learned, were kil lay when | t ime rub the throatand First. 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() iit pel and thereafter the Z a aod Hee, Allen were in a hos- | H & WEL H HARD WARE C0. in ful ering. ly = “i will bo pial - (tet rom shock and aed Bismarck 5 as not yet P the feature ‘numbers Thich wilt be ° RUFF BROTHERS, BALDWIN given at this year's show, but the| Sigma Chi Members J. H. McADAM, BELFIELD public will be informed on this point ee THE MAYTAG SHOP, DICKINSON a ttle later. to Greet Officer WENAAS MAYTAG CO., GARRISON That the show to he given later < T . in the spring by the local American| Herbert C. Arms, Chicago, Ill., KIRSCH & JOPP. GLADSTONE - Legion post will not be a minstrel.| grand consul of the Sigma Chi fra” HIGGINS BROTHERS, REGAN Fe aan oy, Tay, conflict with the! ternity, who passes through Bis- FLECK LUMBER COMPANY, RICHARDTON ay Bin gee ates on mark Wednesda a2, ents a Bae TAYLOR MERCANTILE COMPANY, TAYLOR i ex-service men are planning to peed re cia Ng i WING MERCANTILE COMPANY, , WING Stage what will be known as the| with the active chapter from the. 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TE Ragga Sock co than 500 consecutive loops, a mark | I since bettered three times. th As to the candidacy of fsovernor| which Smith of New York, the cardinal) Wednesday night, | athletic memorandum published the fort headquarters Saturday. The points ey distributed as fol 25, Notice The Staff boxing team leads ial Helena, Mont. tournament at Fort Lincoln,! which started with a fast card last} wer according to anjs; Tuesday afternoon in all divisions of the Wachter Transfer Company. rch 19.—Tracks until several months ago used by the loc street nm, Will be remov from lo as soon as weather fs fav Rails will 3 of the city’ The Staff fighters and those of Plan Your New Home Now Are you considering the building of a new home this spring? Right now is the time to begin planning for it. Financing is one of the most important features. We are in a position to sup- ply valuable aid and advice. We welcome you to our office for a conference. 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