The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1929, Page 3

, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929 _PENTENTURY LAND [ern maa] PURCHASE BILL APPROVAL OF HOUSE Bill’ Which Caused a Lively Discussion on Thursday Passes Quietly Make One Change in Uniform Time for State Bill and Approve It E : totaling dy I z i F sit a fa | uy ef a i 7 beta indefinite postponement amar All three motions were lost. | i Fi il i iv es Hi ef fi if i & z, Ez g 8 5a, FLEGE at ate i th = =, i 1 bill for repeal of. the law requiring publication of city council. proceed- ings. His response will be recorded in the house journal. Two administration bills were in- troduced in the house, one for an act to create a bureau of criminal appre- $ hension an. identification sponsored by Horner, Cass county, and one for creation of : North Dakota govern- by i. Among fish law bills introduced was one to permit the hunting of wolves and coyotes by aircraft. Three named by Speaker Traynor as a com- mittee to meet with a similar commit- tee from the senate to arrange for a memorial observance on Lincoln's birthday, Feb. 12. TWO EMPTY CELLS TELL TRAGIC STORY Louisiana Slayers Mainta’ Innocence as the Hangman’s Noose Tightened on Necks The thrust by: once campaigned There were John Colville, ist. Spence'’s ment for even at = ’ police father i me “Tam | from the sedtfeld As the end began to.feel that he Ada Lebouef’s plight. the sheriff to let him good-bye. ‘The doctor was led to cell but when he got ‘there ‘he ‘couldn't look be “Miss ane gilt aaa her. “Good-bye, Miss'Ada- I will meet Ada. |, to wait +i the had -re- from. both J. A. Mc- 4 4 g i i 4 H i i mee tH HOOVER'S AMBITION TO HOOK MORE FISH TAKES HIM ANGLING President-Elect Anticipates En- tertaining Col. Lindbergh and Senator Smoot ean extensively into, the legislative Program on farm relief and tariff re- vision measures. A prominent part in carrying bent bed cncucron farm relief program is expected to fall upon the shoulders of Rich, is the lesson ht by “Craig's Wife,” a new Pathe be shown at the Monday next and the leading role. “Oraig’s Wife” Miss Rich is as the beautiful calculating wife in adoring husband. H E wae E raat iting any . (gp of the pic- ure, ‘Craig's le’ also conveys to the intelligent person the folly of dis- trust of insincerity between husband and wife. It is a picture which will make the average woman scrutinize her own home a bit more carefully.” ELTINGE ley wean Dorothy Mackaill, the ac- treas whose many splendid represen- tations in pictures have stamped her ‘a8 a sincere artiste, appears with Mil- 5 Le gEEr & car performance, big and big car value, the Stor to tal lamp, s'on doping ay at iP, is on lay at the showrooms of the Stair Motor Geen’ local Oakland and Pontiac Chassis improvements that give the car flexible performance com- Parable with cars in a higher price tirely different lines, etcgwion seers feren: every = in this newest General Motors All bodies are entirely new, the line including a two-door sedan, four-door sedan, coupe, sport roadster with fold- ing rumble seat, sport phaeton, con- vertible cabriolet with folding rumble seat, and a landaulet sedan. Ths last tne ne, having’ the eppeattgce at lac line, ha appearance ero built bodies. iad itstanding features contributing to the extraordinary performance of the new car are a large and more Powerful engine, new counter-weight- ed crankshaft, new harmonic bal- ancer, new internal self-energizing brakes, new rear axle, new transmis- sion, larger carburetor, intake mani- fold and valves, wider springs with new shackles self-ad, for wear, increased valve list, and new Hotch- kiss drive. The shell of the radiator, narrow and built up to 35 inches in height, gives to the front the appearance of Power and fleetness borne out by the Performance of the car. No emblem appearance Pontiac Six, es- | beam he dan to $1595 for the landau sedan. Proportionate reductions have been made on the four-door sedan, coupe and roadster. tion of the Dodge Brothers division of Chrysler Motors under the direct- ing genius of Walter .P. Chrysler and was introduced soon after the interests were acquired by the ler organization. It is the largest and finest product of Dodge Brothers craftsmanship, styled to the newest vague in custom design. “These new low prices on the Sen- a eer ‘mae Charles W. Matheson, 2 neral les Manager for Dodge Brothers, “are made in accordance Pie o¢ giving tag cunts ors “| ple of giving Public the benefit All closed bodies have adjustable | or economies mad possible by more saves Seats, smart new sun visor,| erricient manufacturing methods, re- lender ebony finish 17-inch. steering | duction of mannfacturing costs and the savings of Chrysler Motors’ great unified purchasing power. All these savings now are passed on to the Dodge Brothers public in new and much lower prices and for a still bet- ter product.” By Rush Production of Whippets and Willys-K nights approved combination tail light, stop light and license sup- Port, larger Delco-Remy -driven horn, automatic windshield cleaner, ts, Upholstery material in the closed | models is of mohair, corduroy, or: velour in solid colors matching the ical pad yoke Duco inered ta ions. n_types are upho! Spanish leather trimmed in fabricoid, with tops of gray clothteal. Massive ten-spoke artillery wheels with large hubs and flanges and 29 by 5.00 straight-side balloon tires are standard on all models. Prices Reduced on Senior ‘Sixes by Dodge Brothers Substantial price reductions on all models in the Dodge Brothers Senior Six line were announced today by 'M. B. Gilman Co., local Dodge Brothers dealers, The new price schedule goes into effect immediately. The models on which reductions have been made in- clude the two and four-door sedans, landau sedan, two-passenger coupe and roadster. The new prices now range from $1495 for the two-door se- jday to meet the influx of orders that immediately followed the showing of the new line, officials of the Willys-Overland company stated here today. Thursday's production of 1,671 cars was the largeat output since the new models went into production. Present indications are that Janu- ary sales may double those of the pre- vious highest January in the com- Pany's history and every effort is be- ing made to reach capacity produc- tion as speedily as possible to keep Pace with incoming orders. ,_ BIBLE VS. BOOZE Chicago— (AP) —Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist Epis- copal church would appeal to bootleg- Bers through advertising to “stop such business for all time and give them- selves to God.” He advocated the plan at a meeting of the Chicago Bi- ble society. initial | PAGE : N. [BEST NORTH DAKOT soligwrever. «North Dabata biray TURKEY BELONGS 10 |sice"scece cosas: WOMAN AT DRAYTON |ss.ratai sz Unfon ‘ond five, Gane Mrs. C. H. Fols Gets G.N. D. A. Cup; Hackett to Direct Next Year's Show out Grand Forks, Feb. 2—(AP)—|five fi | North Dakota's best turkey belongs} Mrs. John Wolfe, to Mrs. C. H. Fols, Drayton, accord-| won first prize with her ing to judges of the all-American|when 75 members of the all- turkey show, who awarded the cup|ican turkey hen club answered roll donated by the Greater North Dako-|call at the club’s annual banquet. ta association for the best North Da- kota bred and raised tom. Bism 1 to F Telephone Service The bird, a White Holland adult tom, was runner up for the grand ae — me oR I Bei I ed irs. Marcus Killen, Forest River. i the ore for the best display 8 ing mprov i jarragansetts. ETI The cup for the best display of| To meet the demand by the public turkeys from North Dakota was won| for long-distance telephone service by Mrs. Ida Midgarden of Grafton | between Bismarck, Fargo and Moor- with -White Hollands. head, Minn., another pair of br ood Alfred Malmberg of Crookston /| Wires have been strung between jhad the best display of birds from | cities by the Northwestern Bell Tele- ‘ Minnesota. Phone Hackett to Return George W. Hackett of Minneapo- lis, who is given credit for ‘making the sixth all-American turkey show the most outstanding exclusive tur- |" key show in the world will return to Grand Forks next year to manage the show, according to a decision reached by the board of directors. it is Colonel J. M. Martin, of Dallas, versations Texas, whose “copper back” MzZC | three circuits turkeys were one of the sensations This of the show, was named a member of penditure the board. Mr. Waldo said. It provides a pendable and adequate long-dis- service for the people of thi Judging closed Thursday afternoon with the exception of selection of tance the best North Dakota birds. city. North Dakota birds are far ahead in the championships but the Bour- bons of Mrs. Gladys Honssinger of Lebanon, Missouri, swept everything in their class, taking five of six classes, and bronze birds brought by Colonel Martin from Texas, were heavy winners in those events and | tor the increasing long-distance bust” or ; ness. There are two cireuits between. Bismarck and Underwood GREATER BEAUTY, LARGER BODIES Wit PUBLIC APPROVAL AT NATION'S AUTO SHOWS « « « RECORD SALES EVERYWHERE! perlati se = design, “distin ts tt l- Seats tetent adtsieiie tae new ‘Superior Whippet well Represen: ‘tery of modern in designing the most expensive custom-built care—the new Su- perior Whippet bears testimony to artistic genius and ke ing attention to detail. 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