The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1928, Page 11

CHANGES TO BE EFFECTED HERE ARMISTICE DAY Hoskins-Meyer Plan to Spend About $1,000 for Necessary Improvement \) ; FORCED TO SHARE TIM: Federal Radio Commission Orders Alterations in Over 600 Stations Hoskins - Meyer radiocasting sta- tion in Bismarck, KFYR, will be able to ingene its service greatly at 3 a. m. Nov. 11 when it changes its wave length in accordance with the rules of the Federal Radio Com- mission, is the belief of P. J. Meyer, manager, and Stanley Lucas, direc- tor in charge of engineering. The local station will change its wave length from 1,200 kilocycles or 249.9 meters to 550 kilocycles or 545.1 meters. Managers will at- tempt to make this change Nov. 11 without omitting a program. The local station will use 500 watts for both night and day service, accord- ing to officials. In the past it has ‘used 2650 watts for day broadcast- ing and 500 at night. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER:1, 1928 way and Seventh street. Bismarck’s Retail Auto Business Grows THE.BISMARCK TRIBUNE The Stair Motor-company has occupied its new $35,000 completely modern garage at the corner of Broad- Marking the rapid strides the retail automobile business is taking in Bismarck, indicates the Capital City is fast becoming the automotive industry’s principal distribution point for central and western North Dakota and the eastern part of Montana. Falconer Corn Is Result of ‘Crossing’ EXERCISE SAYS | ANNETTE ABOUT 10 GO ON STAGE Famous Kellerman Demon- strated That She Is Prac- tically Age-Proof STILL ENVY OF WOMEN Paris Beauty Center Offers Contract to Show ‘Million Dollar’ Legs Paris, Nov. 1.—Of those celebrities who seem to go on forever, Annette Kellerman o! tights demonstrates with perhaps the greatest success that she is prac- tically age-proof. Putting it briefly, Annette still is in form. That says a great deal. Even at her “mature age,” what- ever it is, she has been the envy this year at the popular beach resorts of France, and now she is looking forward to a new triumph. She has been offered a tempting contract to star at the Moulin Rouge, long a Paris beauty center, and all the contract requires of her is to don those black tights and go through the same evolutions that she has featured on the stage for goodness knows how many years. the far-famed black | ” North Dakota’s Radio Songsters Kenneth Preston, Bismarck, and Mildred Kellam, Jamestown, are North | Dakota’s favorite radio concert artists, the best boy and girl singer in an audition contest held over radio station KFYR, Bismarck, they will go to Chicago, November 24, with winners from other states in the midwest region, hoping to earn a trip to New York and the right to enter the Atwater Kent foundation’s final audition to determine the best boy and girl singer in the United States. Selected by a radio audience as over, ‘all in’ one piece,’ until she can lay her hands on the floor. This should be done about seventy-five times every morning—it doesn’t take ong. icks Over a Chair “Another nice little exercise is to kick over a chair. I don’t mean to kick the chair over, but to kick over morning. The best way to remove the ‘tummy’ is to lie upon your back and bring your feet over your head until your toe# touch the floor. Re- maining in this position as long as possible is very good for the circula- tion generally.” Asked about the beauty methods of the modern girl, Miss Kellerman it ation of her life. Today, as in girlhood, or in that of ing, gran, _ | mother, the problem is to ro KFYR Expected to Improve Service After Wave Length Incteasé woman in this important consider {lines of the body and keep a Hlines of the face. The intaigent modern girl is wisér than her and she shows it. She is keeping herself more fit and she is doing it by physical energy and a ice of her appetite. Ask me what every woman should know and I say she should know the value of exercise.” Quake Rocks El Paso and Nearby Chihuahua + El Paso, Tex. Nov, 1.—(P)—A slight earthquake shock of 30 sec- onds duration shook buildings and |caused slight damage last night’ within a 30-mile radius in the Rilo Grande valley. No one was injured. Two distinct earth tremors were | felt at Chihuahua City, Mexico. At Guadalupe, a small town below Juarez, two or three houses partially collapsed. It was the first tremor | felt ere in five years. J.D. Allen, the well known taxi- dermist of Mandan, wishes to broad- cast to his many friends and patrons the good news that he has at last secured an ample force of competent assistants, and is now in a position to complete and return all order work sent to him, promptly. This, heretofore, he has not been able to do at all times, owing to the difficulty of obtaining workmen possessed of a sufficient amount of what might be termed the “artistic touch” to enable them to put into a mounted specimen that natural look The change will cost the local Sumo veacniel tare eed t t n hounted specinnen i ' , station between $900 and $1,000, it Rt Nu Lines it, first with one foot and then the smiled and said: of life whic len’s mountings al- is eeaees: Bh dite ed) will SHOWS BETTER John Beall, Farmer in Eastern LEGION WEEK tine ea paling! (led io other, for about 50 times every ‘Time has not greatly changed' ways seem to possess.—Adv. have to be installed and the antenna B x] system will have to be reconstructed Part of County, Brought eet tan) Ay ee Tu Toe ee ite a raING SE TY Corn Here iN ANNO NCED At the Moulin Rouge the “million Se he Ms dollar legs” of Mile. Mistinguette handling 1,500 watts, will not have , —— have beguhito wobbin) SAE cAtmette Go aeae Angus Falconer Perfects haere goes there without the slightest per- e The change will put the local sta- ; dy Variety After Several {Period from November 11-17] tarbation, tion on the “other end of the dial of|LLocal Displays Encourage| Hardy Variety er Several What is it that preserves her Bartle [avr foe aat ee F to I Produc- Experiments Set Aside for Special’ Ob- | ctassic measurements unchanged? e KFYR all bearers on aes armers to Increase pel duiutena “Bxercise:” said Annette, ne same wave length as seven other i i ty begins with the ‘inwards.’ * : * #0 ce wie a Web oiled Ag Waite] tele ipuee, bell ago, he about at . must fit on ser inlet Mook ft Sois our nae micraignr? i OAL. saat pt ; it ip Wee ee eee ee ee this time of the yer armer came| Ten thousand American Legion | on the outside. little work on the u ¥ stations in this section of the coun-) ng regional neta | 9 Burleigh county, bringing with | posts have been called on to observe | bedroom floor will bowl over a ball- derful heat pro picts) one Ens CIE) BOO try but early information indicates ocal and regional corn shows held |him @ variety of corn new to this! the week of November 11 to Novem- | room.” clinkers and very little ash that the other two stations will need | throughout North Dakota have done | part of the state. ber 17 as “American Legion Week,” “Women Are Lazy” 2 ele Bab oe ule than = aac aaa Haat he vereatent ot ee Cael who eae ee to CS Aaa oe made Hees a private exhibition here * ad ours each day. I akeod teed 3h Ht Hee ji e eastern part of the county after the national Legion department | she went on: * tions. are KEM, operated by the|smount of benefit lies in the stress; |f'aveling from the cast Sade SULUD LOE os MATEEE ave come MabkCto Paced thea Try a load of BLACK DIAMOND, and be convinced. University of North Dakota at|ine of quality, according to sponsors) Today the products of that varicty | nelly, North Dakota department | trip around the world, and I have Grand Forks, and KFDY, operated | Of the various Sows | much toward |°f corm are the mainsprings of the| chief been asked in almost every language by South Dekota State college at|, That corn shows do much toward) cor growing industry in North Da-/ As an incentive and as a recog-| under the sun how I keep fit at my F H Car enter | umber Co. Brookings. ° fact the | aN traced perl 18 8 | kota, the eastern part of Montana, | nition of the efforts of posts, nation-| mature age. Women seem to think » e ag Brookings requests that it be per-| (het tn an from many parts of we and even a part of Canada. al headquarters is offering a special|1 have some secrets. i! mitted to broadcast football games that farmers from many parts of the Matured too Late citation for the most distinguished | “I have only those that I have Phone 115 on Saturday afternoons and some pads aki coe obo thal Shortly after settling in Burleigh | service never before used, the an-| often confided to women—stay away : . basketball games during the winter, | OW OCG ncighbors their | county, Beall tried to plant the corn, | nouncement said. from cakes and pies, run away from while Grand Forks is not expected | ‘rene and nei jeties of | but found that it matured too late in| This will be awarded posts re-| Whipped cream and rich foods gen- x to want much time. Definite ar- seeing a e verre Yebigars of |the season for this climate. Cross-j enrolling their 1928 membership by | erally, and never shirk your exercise. rangements for sharing broadcast-| Cor has iso inspired the farmer |ing it with a Squaw corn variety, he | close of business on November 17,| | "The trouble witht most. women WELCOME CORN SHOW VISITORS ing time have not yet been made, |‘? a veehe bi t “ f ii the ection | got a small, hardy variety, but the|which is the end of the American| is that they are lazy and want to . however. and purchase of seed for the next | color was uneven and the ears were | Legion week. One post, Royal O.| bring back their waist line by lying N ber 7-S-9-10 Work is now progressing on the} Y°or, Acai lea not of the same length. Gray No. 61 at Brocket, already has|in bed. Pills and rubber stomach November (-S-9- facilities of the local station to per- oe Oe devote nee aed He worked on.the corn for years, | earned the citation, Kennelly said, _| Tollers will never do a woman any 3} ‘ C f mit a “quick change” of wave ave tit raed dy{ Perfecting .it to degree after var-| The citation for meritorious serv-| 00d. She can save time and money | e lengths to avoid possible delay | 9ple part of their tives to the. study | ious experiments: ice is offered to all posts enrolling | by standing on her feet and bending | which may eliminate a program or |. com Hey no Smal part in the/ In 1910, a young man, graduated | by December 31, 1928, a 1929 mem- i two. preraar anew: from the state agricultural college, | bership equaling or surpassing their eg: More than 600 aeoe licensed took ibaa a nat oie and eo pambership ee the close of books i by the Federal Radio Commission, “| * s, experiments to unify the ears. e | for the lepartment convention. fneluding four others in North Da- Norris in Minneapolis jscmnz man is Angus Falconer, who| ‘The observance of Amercian Le- ; kota besides the Bismarck station, to Support Al Smith| #.present is one of the leading corn | gion Week during November 11-17 are affected directly or indirectly raisers of this part of the state, _| is primarily to collect all 1929 dues, ¥ by the nation-wide change which} |, Ree ; 2 Falconer Perfected Cross thus leaving free many months in ? ‘ will be effected Nov. 11, local man-| . Minneapolis, Nov. 1.—(#)—United| After a number of years of re-|which to build up the membership agers announce. States Senator George W. Norris| search work with the corn, Falconer | with new material,” Kennelly said. . Bismarck will operate on the|°f Nebraska arrived here this morn-| managed to re-cross the variety and same wave length as the following| ing to urge the election of Governor | perfect a product that was uniform, | no: stations: WGR, Buffalo, N. Y.; ae in an address here Friday | of good salon, containing a large WEAO, Columbus, Ohio; WKRC, ss . in| Amount of feed, and matured early | THE DINGLE AUTO PAINT fev . Senator Norris shortly after his} enough to permit extensive plantin, Gincinnath, Chios TY) Betokings; | @zrival inquired about the eandidacy| in North Dakota. pranving | BODY AND FENDER SHOP 8'ak? and KFJM, Grand Forks. | °£ his colleague, Senator Shipstead,| Today. the corn is recognized as|M Wo do all kinds. Auto top om "Radiocasting station KGCU, oper-| 2nd declared that if it was the|one of the leading varieties in the |[M glass, upholstering and wrecked ated by the Mandan Radio associa-|Farmer-Labor nominee's desire he| state. Named “Falconer Corn,” it is ” “car repair work. ¢ ) tion at Mandan, will change from a| Would mention him in his speech Fri-| available at all seed markets and : wave length of 1,250 kilocycles or|@ay night. However, in view of prize are given for the best ex- Quality Service ' 239.9 metera to 1,200 kilocycles or | Shipstead’s denial that he endorsed | hibits of the variety at all local and Phone 290 d Faeo ietsray the wave length now] the candidacy of Governor Smith, it| regional corn shows, Prec a 5 + being used by the Bismarck station.|W28 thought probable that Senator) Falconer and other farmers and | venue - Rear : ; altel eu wieen os | Sgr wl len, amino tm expr re ira ome in and See Our i length | SUpstead in his riday. Sen-|the corn, hoping to perfect it for 4 ta Spensting ty ine samme wave United ator Norris said that he would like | still a greater use in North Dakota. ° i States. : to see Senator Shipstead réelected: alice id UN CONDITI ON Y | Station WDAY, operated by ese ig eaaiare ne er GETS AIRPORT Al | WDAY, Ine,, at Fargo, will change] Fr h W. ip Fi evils Lake, N. )., Nov. 1.—(AP) from a'wave length of $00 kilocycies | French Warship Fires alive and, Comfuérce association G U A R A NTEE D \ rt 2 is 8 a lease for acres of nt or 545.1 meters to L260 locvcca{ ON Italian Fishermen for use ss « flying field, ; | will increase from 500 to 1,000 watts — i Ww 1 : for all use in broadcasting. WDAY|_ Leghorn, Italy, Nov. 1.—(AP)—A e come FOR 16,000 MILES } will have to thare time with station pleat et Tialiaa, Sabing easels ae: - WEBC, Superior, Wis. Stations|fused to halt at the command of a C operating on the same wave length | French torpedo boat off Corsica and Dr. Enge orn i as the Fargo and Superior stations | the French ship fired a warning shot || Chiropractor : follow: WCAM, Camden, N. -J.;|and later conducted the vessels to Drugless Ph; | * WCAP, Asbury Park, N. J.; WOAX, |the Port of Bastia. It was thought ysician Ow j Trenton, N.‘J-; WDOD, Chattanoo-|today that this incident might re-|§ Lucas Blk. Bismarek, N. D. 5 { ga, Tent; -and KTAB, Oakland, |sult in diplomatic exchanges. V i KY i t or. Ss " : a Calif. ; — { Radiocasting station KDLR, oper- : | ated by the lio Electric company | §+ , 4 i . ' at Devils Lake, will change to a ‘ x : wave le of 1,210 kilocycles or — | 247.8 meters, according to orders of : i the federal commission. KDLR will s | ht a ee atone A Startling Announcement other stations, ‘ VW ectric | lng 10 at sa fr oh igh to Our Customers ) utilize 100 watts each for both night } yaa ‘ier station ay OF GRAIN PRODUCTS iring ae roadcast whenever it chooses. A : KFJM at Grand Forks will change | ; They said it couldn't be done—with y to ting (eee length as Bis- % 2 . 53 a. ve = mare! aftet:] ov. i ene stations in the state are our source of supply ha gone benefited slightiy, according. to. lo Fixtur ahead. and have doneiti sis 2 cal officials: The change is greatly , a ° ures va ‘ age ; roca is la. ” _ has been pronounced _. . The world’s leading value in quality tires. There are The Bismarck station’ operates “The Pathfinder of many second grade tires masquerading under first grade with crystal control, in order to a inl + \ ‘tl fi ii ith 16,000 il Maintain constant frenueney. the Air’ D " titles—we prove our first quality with a 16,000-mile io commissio! 4 hag made the wave length changes, ae eico- guarantee. Tires have gone as high as 30,000 and 35,000 which it announced ‘initélv . 28, in order to maintain better order KING OF RADIO L i h t miles. . in the “air.” Power has been re- 4 © We have this tire in all sizes. a duced i; apy acne ane Bey While you are in Bismarck : other stat jov. jw, come in Allowed to operate. only in the day for Meese Sow. chim Come ist and See It—Now on Display! $ time. In: making changes, Stebiore , ‘ : ‘ . 1 having seniority are given what @ . 30x3: haying, mentey re ee moet The New Sparton Fri idaire The mail order houses said we could not meet them ng Sapen by eee Semerien Equaso! 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