The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 6

— 'AGE SIX PAK ~Y MAGICIAN 1 STANDS VICTOR nsom and carried off the ogg OVER MEDION = eSroduces Wht Mrs. Houd'n the life” and mI {that allt safe in t | A men and hi the hand- that the beast slunk along within the shadows near homes, and when Ghilpan Th THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ jen’, he was riding on horseback fast | rmer- bor rty | Sunday and they were stopped by Fa er La' Pa five armed men. was on its way to visit the mine! in Minnesota Names The Wilson party was approaching the town of | 0. je ari ed men stated their chief! eap- | L d. They declined to ta excan araincoat and a flashlight | Dr. itsche The executive committee also in- . dorsed Thomas Meighen of Preston he party's candidate for lieuten- and named Peter St. Cloud to ran for e su: State Ranks 14th vaunce 4.—1m—A| th serican Revolution, according to Yniversity of Dakota, secretary of the 1, Yoder of the setts leads the list with , New York has 15, New d Pennsylvania 14 each and ut and South Cerolina, 9 | nine 7 Intereet in. the work of the Sons ‘rom |of the Resolution has lagged in some iparts of the south, however, Yoder said, and Vigginia has only three chapters while North Carolina has . only vet, lve Peksts Sa oe Iwaukee zoo, Chapters, located at Fargo, Gran y ae ie Fors, Valley City, Bismarck and ne qevented Mandan. ra I bears were} Judge Burleigh F. Spalding of Fargo was the first ami! original member of the order in North Da- kota and is still an active member, {Yoder said. Membersfip in the so- called no- wife told police} the best ie headed toward them they sou7ht {ciety is based upon lineal ascent she had | s in hope of message her hu: her and which y to transmit to her s bound hands and d with wax, and |, was placed. be- within 20 ud yainut v appeared on cards nd slates that had been left in) audicnee, a tambowrine ®d heént sailing through the air and B rijinger prints copeared on modeling aS ndtvax. al Cherles E. Davenport, Pecoraro’s 5 wing the per- Then, MI Tiow of th So'P*nanager, after vi tte Mormance with astonishmen tat itd Dunninger iuimi 3@dan'rs even if he didn’t know it. su! out a particle of aid fr orl, ‘upe ‘humatr sources nail 77 isconsin Vitaze Eas $50,600 Fire well: =i ad mediumistie pow- | cis ing only | urth of a) cartridges | soline pump | | Hich Freight Rote on iegs Halts Production Chicago, May 4,—(?)—E. eras: a merce commission that commission merchenis to S\them westward | At another commission hearing, traffie! n — for a Furniture company, F, Bohman of Boston, ight classifications and weights on furniture are un- hearings are under the Hoch- jmith congressional resolution 2 rates termine if altered freight benefit the farmers. pday for Lindy; He Fes 3 Planes, successfully, he . B. livestock desler of Mitchell, | teday told the Interstate | freight | tes on hogs m-ving west from ME] Bouth Dakota are retarding swine eduction in his e’ate. They are high for livestock raisers and New York, May 4.—(?)—When a flyer bas a holiday he flies. “What cbout your next fight to Barcpe 1” Coloncl C A, Lind- mon a holdzy today and I’m wing the detai!s of my next long- flight to the future.” ere you going to do on this: 1° prc bd did in three planes. -e Curorintendent Ie Taticn Prisore:| ican mine wes prisore: ‘obably do a little fly-| ‘am armed band today, but the nor ef the gine was srt Be il. Wilson of Chicaco,| rf owner of the Rie do La Plata’ pe in Gmevrcre. inthe refuge in janimal, they told pc the steps at their hee!s, and ithey were sefely within they said they hezrd the animal sniffing at: the door. Another resident of the neighbor- hood told police she saw the animal when she was sitting on her porch, Half an hour later police received | another call from a north that he had seen an animal which he said resembled a siinking between houses. ‘gee “That accusation,” caid Dunning-| °° wv hoily, “is not true. I giv: you} Zim OoUtny word everything you have seen tere is a put-un jb, accompanied tion, iz of a great dane doz which po-! lice are inclined t believe caused! tutions of early patriots. the furore. 1 Prevarations are being made at the seerctary of state’s office to! dress. 7 the publ it pamphlet ich 3s North Dakota voters of mation on constitutional ques- ‘ons submitted to them for de- Jiberty. ion. Copy for the pamphlet must | be im the hands of the secretary of | state by May 8. ie i from an bare heir cea serv- ice to the colonies during the Ryvo- mounted iitionary war. Additional yla\ms may be filed on supplementaAy claims based on descent from othe ancestors. The aims of the organization, Yoder said, are: To perpetuate the memory of the ‘men who achieved American Inde- a private home. The! | pendence. S To preserve documents, relics and records of revolutionary patriots and inspire their descendants with a more profound reverence for the government founded by their an- cestors. To encourage observance of patri- esident a mile tiger A,—(P)-—Milwau- tiger, which was ay blastic on otic anniversari ihe y. . To promote it throug “he | residential giffusion of knowledge and thus to ited today in the bag-| goster an enlightened public opinion. To maintain and extend the insti- vaukee, Ma) hunt for To carry out the purpeses ex- pressed in the preamble to the fed- eral constitution and the injunctions of Washington in his farewell ad- SSUE PAMPHLET To foster true patriotism and love ‘of country and to aid in saving for all mankind all the blessings of BRITAIN BEATS ARGENTINE ‘orquay, Eng. nstitutional i Great Britain defeated Argentine to be d day when George Crole Rees and il G. E won_from_R Foods of Quality At Genuine Economy Prices Your Red Ow! Store has ready for y all the better known nationally adv tied quality brands of good food. 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ROLLED CATS, Fiesh FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Strawtcrries Celery Cucumbers Lettuce Green F ‘Tematocs Primary Candidates pat ehcp nn ; 9 {Sterling Plans For In D. A. R. Chapters pis cha in the Davis cup doubles match to- | to Boyd and W. E. Robsos, 6-4, 6-1, 9-11, 1-6, 7-6. Two single matches yesterday were divided and twe re- main to be played tomorrew. Dairy-Poultry Day ce plane for the reception of t Deiry-Po Special train that will visit on June 6 were made by the Sterling commit- i iredey night. E. Wild- 5 8. pub- licity cheiemaa; ead A. R. Miesen, Burleigh county exten- “Plans for rh ans for recei the special at We be mda st State Must Stay in Proeperous Column Bulletin, stressed the im) the northwest is listed in the prosperous column now, and must see that it stays that way. W. D. Powell, secretary of the state body, also attended. Mr. Wild and Mr. Powell left this mora- ing for Bismarck to attend meetings there today. Fifteen Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wis.. Mey 4.) Fifteen teachers who stood by Ed- ward C, Seifert, whose Siocharne as he suburb, pred of schools of Cudahy, y suburb, precipitated a strike, ha becn ousted by the Anti-Seifert gehool board pik} what is deseribed as Al rodoetl, © diology and lan- guage teacher, has been selected as the successor of whose status’ js now before the state su- board fron interfering and the high e The 15 teqchers, all of whom tes- tified in Btcd behalf at court hearings, have been notified their services will ot be needed after the end of the present term. 50 Dakotans Attend Scienvists’ Meeting scientific topics on a w! ae 5pe pee Kl studic apers on ion, sail studies, tion, wheat’ ee luten 0 propagation, 8! and more technical subjects such as Fase Cee lncl of = Pt jlytes” joe E. Remington, x sur- Lb tension of sulphur dioxida,” by Vernon M. e, were read. This afternoon Professor_ _J- QUALITY GROCERY 122 Fifth St. Phone 53 The Sanitary Store al, 3 35¢ cans fer .... Heinz Tomato Soup, Fal of botan: Arthur Harris, head of the de; M at the University of il give experimentation.” . L. Iter, president of the acadany and dean of agriculture at the Agricultural college here, called fire meeting to order and D: G. A. Awbott of North Dakota uni- versity, Grand Forks, and secretary of the acaviemy, presided. Membership Fees Total Over $400 Valley City, N. D., May 4.—)— Membership fees from junior and senior clubs added aver $400 in 192’ to the treasury of the North Dakota Federation of Musie’ Clubs, it was shown in the report of Mrs. H. A. Pierce, treasurer, to the annual con- vention today. a Budget donations from ther clubs, prizes from a student contest held in Valley City, advertising in the musie federation official bulle- tin and various minor accounts com- bined to bring the annual budget to nearly $2,000, nearly all of which was used throughout North Dak State Federation of Music Clubs to Meet In Bismarck in 1930 The biennial convention of the North Dakota Federation of Music clubs in 1930 will probably be.held in Bismarck as the result of an in- vitation extended by the Bismarck Association of Commerce, according to Associated Press dispatches to- day from Valley City, where this year’s conveution is now in prog- ress. Mrs. J. A. Poppler, of Grand Forks, is the tinanimous choice of the nominating committee for the 7 | office of eye aggre Mrs. J. A, Jardine, resigned. A complete new slate of officers will be named at. the concluding session Friday.~ Nominees who are Cave) are Mrs. J. J. N: zd, Jamestawn, vice president; hi ard, Grand Forks, secretary; Mrs. W. C. T: Moure, recording _ secretar: Clara B. Wright, F: treasurer, and Mrs. H. A. Mackoff, Dickinson, historian. Too Late to Classify to promote better music and mus! se-| cians, the report states. of{an and former newspaper publish- favorable publicity. er, died early today. North Bakots, Mr. DeWild said,| the age of 18 pa through many engagement wes of Rock Island county. A son, J. H. McKeever, is editor of the Aber- De-| deen, 8. D.. Denison bill ment barge line service to tributar- jes to the Mississippi river was apr Teachers Are Fired proved merce committee. WANTED TO RENT—B: CIVIL WAR VET DIES Moline, TIL, Bey 4.—(P)—Captain B. McKeever, 83, civil war veter- party, Phone 677-M. Box 616, E. S. Dale, Bismarck. At one time he] WANTED--Girl for part housewor!l home nights. Phone 967. le enlisted at superintendent of schools American. DENISON BILL APPROV! Washi » May 4.—(). e o extend the govern- light cars. 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