The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1928, Page 8

‘Compiled by the Bismarck Association of Commerce Lions’ Club,’ Grand Pacific Hotel . Cosmos Club, Mrs. F. H. Waido P. BE. O., Mrs. J, P French . Women’s Clut, Mrs. Haglun City Commission, City Hall Masonic Blue Lodge, Masonic. Temple . Richholt School P. A., Richholt pore . Kiwanis Club, Grand Pacific Hotel . W. C. T. M 0. Mothers’ Club, Mrs. . Miller’. Eastern Star, Masonic Temple . I. 0. O. F, Subordinate, I. 0. O. F. Hall Progressive Mothers’ Club, Mrs. Hazel Rotary Club, Grand Pacific Hotel ..- Current Events Club, Mrs. Arnot De Molay, Masonic Temple ... Catholic Order of Foresters, Knights of Pythias, A. O. M. B. A, I. 0. O. F. Hall . Masonic Commandery, Masonic Temple . D. A. R., Place of meeting to be announced ‘Women’s Community Council, Ass'n. of Commerce B. P O. E,, Elks’ Hall 1..0. 0, F, Encampment, Sons of Norway, A. 0. U. Lions’ Club, Grand Bismarck Study Club, Mrs, Olgierson Monday Club, Mrs. Quain . Pan Hellenic Ass’n., place to be announced Catholic Daughters of America, St, Mary's . end Commission, City Hall . F. Canton, I. 0. O. F. Hall W. Hall ° Kiwanjs Club, Grand Pacific Hotel. Business & Professional orci e Pp. I. O. O. F, Subordinate, I. 0. O. F. Masonic Chapter, Masonic School Board, High School . Yeomen, A. O. U. W. Hall PPSPP EP SEUBESSSSRSEREBBS5 SB SBE PERSE SaSSSSSassssssa PEPPP EUSP BSEBESE . | several .|munities at the first, airways rally ;{man was pilot for Ruth Elder in FOR AVIATORS First Northwest Airways Rally Being Held in South Da- kota City Today Huron, S. D., March 30.—(AP)— Huron became the aviation center of states today as planés dropped from the sky to land pe: sons representing a number of com- in the northwest. Establishment of acrial transpor- tation foutes in the northwest on a systematic commercial basis and construction of airports in communi- ties are the aims. H. H. Blee, chief of the airport section of the depart- ment of commerce, will be a speaker tonight. Delegations frgm the Twin oe Mankato, Marshall, Fargo, Rapid City, Pierre, and other combines traveled here by plane, train and automobile while the Stanolind, caaeae Oil Chat f ae was Inging a grou; A nel cd eile field provid- ed for visiting planes was given a THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE where they took off and taxied south to the spot they left Wednesday morning. They still had gasoline in tanks, as the motor was still run- ning. ¥ In bringing, back to America the coveted record, Stinson ane Halde- man accomplished what had been peared vainly for months by their er airmen. Adverse weather, accident nd engine trouble com- bined to compel abandonment of eg attempts at the record, includ- those made by the new record- ie ders themselves. Sti welt a manufacturer of i plangé, who produced several of planes used in transatlantic Tight al ad last year, has distinguis himself in numerous air competitions on this side of the Atlantic. Halde- their attempt to span the Atlantic which nearly ended in disaster when their plane) was forced down ut sea. Italian | Flyer Sets World _Speed Mark kote Jas, aadate legraph dis) m Vienka. siya that | Mapr M de lished .a new world’s this afternoon, flying at the rate of 318% miles per hour. : patrol of national guardsmen to watch the craft and handle crowds. A school of instruction in airport and landing field construction was’ to open the rally late today. Gov-j BBSBES Rotary, Grand Pacific Hotel .. Fortnightly Club, Mrs. Geo. Bird ... ‘Wednesday Club, Mrs. Perry American Legion, A. O. U. W. Hall . American Legion Auxiliary, B. P. W. Rooms Wachter P. T. A., Wachter School Thursday Musical Club, Mrs. Harr! A. 0. U. W, A. 0. U. W. Hall . Delphian Society, Prince Hotel . Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, A. Knights of Columbus, St.- Mary's nal Rebekahs, I. O. O. F. Hall . U. C. T. and “Auxiliary, Elks’ Hall . oat Grand Pacific Hotel . P. E. O., Mra. S. F. Hollingsworth . . Cit ‘Commission, City Hall . Masonic Blue Lodge, Masonic Temple Kiwanis, Grand Pacific Hotel Mothers’ Club, Mrs. Price Ow ‘War Mothers, Mrs. Wynkoop - Eastern Star, Masonic Temple 1, 0. O. F. Subordinate, 1 0. ve Progressive Mothers, Mrs. Rotary, Grand Pacific Hotel Current Events Club, Mrs. Thorpe De Molay, Masonic Temple ... Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Mi Knights of Pythias, A. 0. U. W. Hall M. B.A, 1. 0. 0. F. Hall Masonic Commandery, Masonic Royal Neighbars, I. 0. O. Hall - _ oF A. O. U. W. Hall -» El Hall PPPPSSP SS PS SPP SSP SPSS SrT BESSESBE BEBE - BSSsksssssssssssshsssserssssesse BESPEPEPES 3333s A a . Wilcox Meese ccubeankessautad FRESEPE EBB r o. 0..F. "Encampment, I, 0. O. F, Hall Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, A. O. U. W. Knights of Columbus, St. Mary’s Hall Lions,- Grand Pacific Hotel . Bismarck Study Club, Mrs. Penner Cosmos Club, Mrs, E. J. Taylor . ee BRBBEEB BB City Commission, City Hall I. 0. 0. F. Canton, 1. 0. eh Sisters, A. O. U. Hal Kiwanis, Grand Pacific iota . Business and: Professional Women, B. P. W, Hall- 1. 0, O. F..Subordinate, I. 0. 0. F. Hall roy ernor W. J. Bulow of South Dakota will be a quet, in Haldeman, Stinson Set New Record For Endurance Flight Jacksonville Beach, Fla., March 80. ')—George Haldema nand Ed- Stinson set a new world record |— lane endurance flight today of Ry ours, 36 minutes and 41 seconds. They landed at 1:14:10 p. m., east- ern standard time, after breaking by one hour, 14 minutes and 10 sec- onds the German mark made last A “the flyers landed a mile from Major de Bernard!’ won the Schneider cu Gt race in- the United States in 1926, with a record gee 246 miles. The foil “hes, bead the Brit- ish, flyer, Pe i utenant Web- ster, won tl “4 cup, setting @ record of 281.65 mi On March 12 last, Fiche ple ant S. M. Kinkead, member = victorious British Schneide: sop team, was killed off the Engi coast in an attempt to better the world’s record of 296.94 miles held by Major de Bernardi, WINDSTORM DOES DAMAGE Rockhill, S. C., March 30.—(AP) $25,000 and $oo000' was aaa by windstorm that struck Rockhill this is tion and_unroofing bui homes. So far as Lott several hours after the storm, no was injured. Ty Cobb Will Quit Baseball Following Cleanup in Stocks Augusta, Ga. March 30.— CAP)—Ty Cobb has no inten- tion of quitting baseball this year, he said today when in- formed of reports that he had decided to retire after cleaning up $200,000 in the stock market, New York, March 30.— (AP) — The Evening Post, in a special dis- patch from Augusta, Ga., says to- ied day that Ty Cobb has decided to re- tire from baseball, following a re- ported clean-up of $200,000 in the Btock market. Inability to get back into playing shape after workouts with the Athletics also figured in Cobb’s de- cision to quit, according to the Post; whose correspondent says his in- formation comes from an unimpeach-| # able source, ‘obb’s legs could not stand the strain of another canfpaign and he was contemplating retirement when! the market turned favorable for him id influerced his decision,’ the story says. Cobb is reputed to have reaped an/ estimated profit of $200,000 in Gen- eral Motors and Coca Cola durin; oe imposed at & time of importation, but also the require- ment that such products must be Produced by animals which are shown to be Logel and that they must be handled in peg ct iat showing a sai eter ds sanitary score as panxiaes 18 2 in tl Dress Parade Barred at Church in Iowa the Hendelvos, ay March 30,—(#| the —There is to be no “dress le” in the Christian church of Hender- son in the future. At least Pas- tor, the Rev. G. D. Noland, and a number of his male followers, will not be a part of it. The pastor and several men in his Sorlereaation will next Sunday and, poe to follow appear in @ver-' al ‘This is not to be a show.” Hee explained. heey church and I ee one of them. men who feel that churches are on if my clothes keep oie Ll, Fond dress parade. men away fro! plain clothes.” the unprecedented rise in the stoc! market within the last week. | Sour Cream Subject to Import Milk Act Washington, March 30.—(AP) —| The department of agriculture to- day advised shippers and importers of milk and cream that sour cream j for butter making is subject to the import milk act. The regulation is of particular importance to Canad- iar. dairymen ee with Amer- ican products. | Provisions of the act includ: not! only the bacterial and temperature | Have You Tried Your Sample? It'll Please Soup, Tomato, Campbell's, 8 for ...... 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Chevrolet Dealers | Meeting Here Today Approximately 100 100 master deal- ers, retail salesmen and associate | dealers of the Chevrolet Motoy com- pany in North Dakota are attending fa sales promotion meeting in the Lions den of the Grand Pacific’ ho- tel today. T. F. Kinman, Fargo, sales man- pees, for North Dakota, and A. B. » Fargo, sales promotion manager, are the principal ors. The sale of used cars is the major ject of discussion at today’s epeaating which is one of a series oi being held throughout the Pisters .and salesmen attending the meeting come from a territory ranging from Jamestown to the Montana line along the Northern speak- STATE OF xourn Dakora, County of Burle) ae. IN_ DISTRI “COURT, ‘Fourth Judt- celal District, Gottlieb Noid, Plaintitt, va, reons poknese claiming any te or interest in, or lien or incambrance upon the Property in the compa! 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