The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1928, Page 7

ces - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1928 BIRDZELL JOINS -GROUP SEEKING RHODES HONORS Local Youth Is One of Eight Candidates for Course at Oxford University Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 15.— Robert Birdzell, son of Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. L. E. Birdzel. Bismarck, is one of eight candidates for the Cecil Rhodes scholarship from North Dakota, agcording to announcement made today. Birdzell is a law student at the University of North Dakota. Other candidates are Fred Hovde, Devils Lake; Richard Heaton, Dick- Upson; Alden Squires, Richard Stur- evant and Paul Yoder, Grand Forks; Howard Stone, Westhope; and Ken- neth Kurtz, Shawnee, Oklahoma. Stone and Kurtz matriculated at Jamestown college, while Hovde is a student at the University of Min- nesota. Other candidates are en- rolled at the University of North Dakota. Hovde is the outstanding athlete of the group, having earned letters in football, basketball and track at the University of Minnesota, He is playing his third season this vear as quarterback of the strong Minne- sota eleven. To be eligible for the Rhodes award one must be between 19 and 25 years of age, and have reached more than the sophomore year in college work. The applicant must have a high scholastic standing, be athletically inclined, in good health, and possess superior qualities of manhood. On these stanadards the committee will make its choice De- cember 8, 1928, and the successful candidate will enroll for a three-year term at Oxford university, England. in October, 1929. The candidate will have a stipend of 400 pounds annu- ly. The award was established by Cecil Rhodes of Kimberly diamond fields fame _to promote better feel- ing toward England and its customs. Annually 26 of the United States are awarded the scholarship, and North Dakota was one of the number chosen this year. Edmond 0. Belsheim, Dickinson, Fy alumnus of the University of ‘orth Dakota, is now at Oxford as the student selected in the 1926 competitions. (g19 Bismarck Nurses Pass in Examinations Nineteen Bismarck nurses passed examinations held at Bismarck last week, Miss Mildred Clark, Devils Lake, secretary of the board of nurse examiners, announced today. A total of 111 nurses passed ex- aminations held during the week at Bismarck and Grand Forks, she said. The Bismarck nurses who passed the examination are Esther Wittich, Lillian L. Ulrich, Marie Forster, Gunhold J. Nelson, Ruby Louise Kline, Ethel V. Lensberg, Irene B. Busche, Elaine V. Bowman, Minnie \V. Zimmerman, Esther Ristad, Eliza- Yeth Ruehl, Freda Mueller, Irene Jeffers, Marcella Blake, Hattie Mox- ness, Merie C. Powers, Maxine M. Siltman, Edna Irene Paulson, and Beulah A. Ross, Aged Bismarck Woman Succumbs Here Today Mrs. Mary Lawton, 78, mother of Mrs, Edith Germain, 523 Sixth street, Bismarck, and a resident of Bismarck since 1910, died at her home today. Death followed a lin- gering illness. Funeral services will be conducted from the Webb funeral parlors at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, with Rev. Paul Wright, pastor of the local Pres- yterian church, officiating. Born near Winnebago, Wis., Sep- tember 6, 1850, she was married at A) Minn., to Martin Lawton in 4872, and the couple came to North Dakota in 1906, She leaves Mrs. Germain, the only child. * 8. Budget Members Visit Public Institutions Senator William Watt and Repre- sentative Minnie Craig, members of the state budget board, which met at the state capitol Tuesday, left Bismarck yesterday to visit various state institutions and prepare fi res on what they believe to be rea- nable amounts for the institutions’ maintenance. Other members of the board, the Colds Exhaust ;Your Energy FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE CAN Gide YOuUr. Slorby Studio —_—_———S_ THE BISMARCK CEN SSL A SEER SON. TRIBUN | Pretty Hotel Manager’s Wife | Elizabeth Wilbur, one of the five woman principals in the New York cast of nineteen in the road show comedy drama, “Appearances,” coming to the Auditorium, Bismarck, next Monday night with a long recérd of successes in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle. “Appear- ances” was written by Al Jolson’s protege, Garland Anderson, and Miss Wilbur has the part of the hotel manager’s wife in one of three romances in the play. i governor, attorney general and the | plant growth. If care is taken to state auditor, will visit the institu- prevent excessive pasturing and tions in time to make their decision | grazing when the soil is wet, injury before January 1. to the wheat crop is not likely to Fe occur. Rosetta Duncan Is 40-YEAR OLD POWDER Taken Suddenly [Il)_ Reno, Nev.—(AP)—Prof. J. Claude Jones, University of Nevada geol-; ‘CONGRESS WILL House Campaign Funds Com- London, Nov. 15.—(AP)—Rosetta Duncan was taken suddenly ill fol- lowing the conclusion of a perform- ance of “Topsy and Eva” at the Gaiety theater last night. The strain of responsibility for the show which she and her sister, Viv- ian Duncan, are producing is said to have brought her near to collapse and her physicians have ordered complete rest. The strain became apparent on Rosetta last night when she stopped the performance to protest to the orchestra for what she regarded as inattention and indifference. MUSIC HATH CHARMS Boston, (AP)—A boston cigar manufacturer hag speeded up pro- duction by installing radio loud- speakers in his factory. 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