The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1928, Page 3

/ THURSDAY OCTOBER 4, 1928 STEVENS WINS MOTT CONTES Lands Plane With Dead Stick Within 21 Feet of Mark from 500 Feet Mott, N. D., Oct. 4.—()—Bert Stevens of Hettinger landed his air- plane 21 feet 74 niches from a des- ignated mark, after shutting off his motor at a 500-foot altitude, to win the dead-stick landing contest staged here yesterday in connection with the dedication ceremonies of the local airport. Claire Chaney of Grand Forks was second, and “Thunder” Johnson, St. Paul aviator, was third. In a second-shot landing contest, where the pilots were required to shut off their motors as soon a: their machines hit the ground, .R. E. Riggs of Morris, Minn. was de- clared winner when he landed 11 feet 61% inches from the designated mark, E. W. Canfield, Fargo, was second, and Johnson third. Floyd Seekin of Jamestown made @ 10,000-foot parachute jump from a plane piloted by Ole Anderson of Jamestown. HEALTH CAMP HAD RESULTS Marked Improvement Noted in Children’s Physical Con- dition Marked improvement in the gen- eral physical condition of campers was one of the big accomplishments of the health camp at Camp Grassick this summer, according to a report made today by Miss Helea Katen, Supervisor of the camp. _ The camp committee of the state tuberculois association feels that the camp has more than proven its worth as a Christmas Seal project and hopes to increase its capacity to approximately 60 children at one time before the 1929 camp season opens, Miss Katen said. “As the children arrived at the camp they were weighed and in- spected,” she said. “The — total weight of boys, of whom there were 11, was 780 pounds. The 22 girls combined weight was 1,424 pounds. The children were: from-2 to 31 pounds underweight upon admission. Total gains were 122 pounds, the boys weighing out at 809 pounds and the girls at 1,418 pounds. The greatest gain was made by a girl who entered 31 pounds underweight and gained 13 pounds during her 59 days visit. “The real accomplishments of the camp were average gains of four For your Stomachis Sake Tay Guasti Tonic. It acts as a corrective to stomach disorders and aids diges- tion, This pleasing tonic will help you enjoy your meals with no bad after effects. This pleasing tonic sold by all drug stores, | physical side of the work at the GUASTI (Pronounced Gwah-stee) TONIC ee, MADE WITH PORT OR SHERRY _ . Enperially prepared by ItalianVineyard Co, Secon fete wond: Bee 1083 Vineyards GUASTI, CAL. Offices LOS ANGELES Branches: New York, Chicago, New Orleans {bbe better understanding of|camp were the rest, diet, sunshine charts and saw how much they were ith rules, fine coats of tan, better |and open air living.. Campers went gaining and realized that the rest posture .and development of char-| to bed eatly and had long nights of | helped that gain, many of them took acter. sleep in addition to their regular |fxtta rest periods of their own ac- | “The 1929 season will, we hope, | rest hours during the day. In order cord.” be lengthened to 90 days instead of | to improve their postures they were ee Reenoeannner 63 in order that more children can encouraged to lie perfectly flat on DENOUNCE AL SMITH be served on a 45 day basis, six| their backs. or stomachs without! Fargo, N. D., . Oct. 4.—()—A weeks of camps should be long| pillows. 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