The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 6

EPAGE SIX - KTATESTOKERS | T0 BURN GOAL AT LESS COST WXoal to Heat North Dakota Institutions to Cost More | But Use Is Cheaper Although the state wiil p: ‘money for coal during the year ginning July 1, it will hea ,tutions for less money, ‘the state board of ad This seeming s Night, a heavy fog, a forced land- ing—none but the men who them- selves fly the night air mails ever coal will know the perils that beset E. fine J. Mor Aurora, IL, fore his dizzy dive through ‘space ended in death and the wreckage pictured above. Morrissey, 35, was at many institutions. lower grade of lignite. the state is buying more As a result this year than it did last coal costs much less than or lump coal. Contracts recently let by the board to 10 coal mining c s call for insti- gnite. The s from 90 Richmond, Va., near Sandston, and army instructor, he is shown at vvhen he 1 to $1.75 the right. for mine-run and six-inch lump, e | oom te Le aw In_ recent yea ccording to R. awa B. Murphy, the tendency has been 150 School Board to buy more and more fine coal and | sereenings ax improvements in me-| Members Assemble chanical design of stokers has made | A *, reel fo burn cheaper fuel in City Tomorrow { economically. Most of the larger + state institutions now are equipped with stokers which burn fine coal to + better advantage than lump coal. Burleigh county school board offi- { — Since only lump coal is in heavy cers who will meet here tomorrow. » demand for domestic eating pur- Miss Madge Runey, county superin- * poses, mining companies find the tendent of schools, is in charge of fine coal and screenings a drug on the annual June meeting. the market and are willing to dis-| Three members from each school pose of it at low prices. noard are expected to attend the The hospital for the insane at)/morning and afternoon sessivis Jamestown burns more than twice which begin at 10 and 1:30 o'clock. ; as much coal as any other in the! “Our Fresh Air Camp at Daw- State, contracts calling for delivery son” is the title of a feature ad- to it of 12,000 tons. dress which will be given by a r Total tonnage awarded to various | resentative of the tuberculosis as- mining companies follows: Knife sociation. " River Coal Mining compa: 600; A. E. Thompson, state president ax-Traer company 21,0: h-, of the Parent-Teachers Association, burn Lignite Coal company 6,000; will speak on the work of the as- Republic Coal company, 19,280; | sociation in North Dakota, P. P. Stevens Brothers 3,000; Stearns Mo- Bliss, McKenzie, will give the presi- tor company 3,600; Rupp Coal com-| dent's address. pany 2,000; Scranton Coal Mining, W. E. Parsons, deputy stage su- company 600, Lehigh Briquetting | perintendent, will talk on “Text and company 850, White Ash Coal com-| Library Books. pany 850. | tame =) ss ee on the Ted dick Miss uney said today, after making a Crops Show Rust itrip through the county arranging Signs at Wishek {- the meeting. ‘ : | READ THIS YARN TO YOUR Signs of rust are showing on crops BUTCHER between Hankinson and Wishek as| Jondon, June 21,—The next time & result of the heavy rains received your butcher bewails the high cost during the past 10 days. the latest! of pleasing his customers, tell him ews bulletin of the Soo Line shows. | about the one in England who thinks Nearly an inch fell along the line | jt good business to not only provide between these stations. Danzig re-| tender cuts, but also cooks them for ceived hail the early part of the! customers who are temporarily pre- week. Nearly an inch also fell) vented from doing so themselves. between Bismarck and Max the| An enterprising butcher at Mill early part of the week. Hill, recently called on a family who Heavy rains for the early part of |had just moved into a new home. the week have been reported from | Cooking arrangements had not been Parshall to Sanish and from Ruso| completed, so in order to gain a to Drake, with some hail in the! customer he cooked the daily meat vicinity of Butte. order himself and provided vege- Most crops are doing well, the re-! tables, for one week, until the family port says. cooking was prepared for service. Lindy Takes Magnates, NEW S0c}At DinEcToRY on Sight-Seeing Hop world may or may not be honest, the [Skip Club,” formed here by’ the St. Paul, June 21.-.UP)—Briet | Retail Credit Men's Association, is sight-seeing flights over the Twin — Cities occupied Colonel Charles | Lindbergh thi: morning on the third | day of his stop here in a tour of the | middle west surveying the aviation! situation. Final arrangements are being made today to take care of the 150 .Fly-Tox, Necessary Wars Are Less Fatal Than Taking off just before 10 o'clock, Common Insects Colonel Lindbergh carried Ralph} “Flies have caused more deaths Budd, president of the Great North- | than all wars,” says Major Ransom ern railway, and Louis W. Hill,| of the Medical Department of the chairman of the board of directors, | United States Army. “Since the over the Twin Cities on a half hour | fly came into the world it has been flight. |synonymous with epidemics of Returning to the airport here, the pestilence and disease.” But with colonel again hopped off in his Fly-Tox it is a very simple easy Ryan monoplaye with Congressman | matter to rid the house of flies—t Melvin J. Maa of St. Paul, and was | keep it fresh and clean, free of expecta to make other brief flights| sect taint. Fly-Tox is the sciet before departing later in the day. | tific insecticide developed at Mel- ire was nothing to indicate Col- | lon Institute of Industrial Research onel Lindbergh’s next stop, al- by Rex Fellowship. Simple instruc- though it was believed that he tions for killing ALL household in- ‘would return to the east. | Sects on blue labeled bottles. Insist on Fly-Tox.—Adv. { Social and Personal |, —hh———— a) A daughter was born Wednesday at St. Alexius hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Bozak of Bismarck. | Mrs. G. F. Henderson, of Solen,| has returned to her home, having | been discharged from St. Alexius| hospital. ! oe Henry Grove left Wednesday e ning for Atlantic City, N. J., where he will attend a meeting of the So-| elety for Testing Materials. A SAD STORY Lemans became of that hired man mt he city?” - bac i he used to be a chauffeur, nd one day he crawled under a ule to see why it wouldnt’ go.”— Boys’ Lite. You will find that you act- ualy use less flour when you use OCCIDENT, LYONS BEST OR CLIMAX because of their purity. Test a sack in your own kitchen, guarantee that you will get better re- pt than from any other our. ! Cost More—Worth It! 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The “Skip Club” will obtain addresses of all purchasers of furni- ture “on time” and will keep track of them through moving and trans- fer companies after each change of address, W BULLET iT Springfield, Mass., June 21---High speed movies, by which the flight of a bullet may be followed, have been perfected and a demonstration of the | Invention was made here recently. The pictures, taken by Prof. Baron C, Shiba, director of aeronautical en- | Bisatee 3 at the Imperial University, ‘okio, showed the path of a bullet through an electric light bulb and the shattered glass flying in all di- rections. Parts of the film were taken at the rate of 20,000 photos a second. Vi gor Guasti Tonic aids digese tion, enriches the blood, tones up the system. Try this pleasing tonic. At all drug stores, Guasti Pronounced Gwah-stee ltalianVineyard Co. Sermons etetwcn Bees Vineyards GUASTI,CAL. Offers LOSANGELES | Branches: New York, Chicago, | New Orleans | vacation, dining, riding. Let us tell you about it. Ask abet Your -loeal agent or Office, 611 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn. H. M. Tait. General Agent, Canadian Pacific MANDAN, N. DAK. DOE | ol fn sod you Morris, Ist, Mrs. E. H. S.D. Cook, 3rd, E.G. Wanner; red. Mrs. | Stucke, 3rd, M FLOWER SHOW AWARDS MADE AUTO REVIEW Jers and Garden club. Capt. E. se, Mrs. E. D. Cook, 2nd, Mrs. E. Gait 8. D. peony, 2nd, Mrs. Wanner; dar! Il, 2nd, Mrs. F. E. Ss. D. Burt . Wanner was chair- man of the show, and Mri Stucke is president of garden club. Capt. Robert Wilson and T. K, Killians of the Plains Experimental station, Man- dan, judges, made awards , Peonies, Grand Champion, three Ist, Mrs. Cook, 3rd, Mrs. t | Finney; Columbine, 1 a id, Mrs. S, Conklin, 3rd, Mrs. S. S. Delphinium, 1st, Mrs. E. Stender, 2nd, Mrs. C. L. You Pansy, ist, Mrs. E. H. Morrii ae R. N, Ste’ Sweepstakes, Mrs. S. D. Cook. » F.C. the local Great! The Lahr Motor Sales company is the latest entrant in the “motor style show and parade,” one of the added features of the Independence the followii the new Bismarck fair grounds, Wednesday, July 4. Miss Marlys Lahr, 221 Avenue B West, has been nominated to drive a Standard Coupe and Miss Lois Bigler, 204% Main avenue has been named to pilot a small Sedan. Both drivers will have friends accompany them in the parade. While entries for the “motor style show and parade” are coming in daily and almost a half score professional dirt speedway auto racing drivers are making prepara- tions for the $2,000 mb i deat Lg competition, members of the cele- bration committee are making ar- rangements to handle the expected throngs. The advance sale of reserved and general admission tickets is now on H. Morris; pink, 1 2nd, M pink, 1st, Mrs. S. D. 8. D. Cook, 3rd, E k_pink, Ist, Leonard + L. Conklin, 3rd, is: red, E. G. Wat D. Cook, 3rd, Mrs. e, Ist, Mrs. E. H. . S. D. Cook, 3rd, Ist, Mrs. S. D. 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