The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1929, Page 7

\ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1929 _ . “WRG. HL SCHONERT 19, IS DEAD TODAY Funeral Services will Be Con- ducted at Zion Lutheran Church Tuésday Mrs. Henry -Schonert, 79, died at _ 10:30 a. m. today at her home, 216 Main avenue west; ‘after a lingering Ulness. ‘| Puneral services will be conducted at the Zion Mee dS oan at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Rev. J. V. Richert will officiate. Augusta Schonert was born in Ger- many March 27, 1849. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE_ : , CHLL | tie Cuenied line utter: Geniapatiaaalle [tpegan: an GUNSHOT VICTIM IS [Meher Heads Lake | su.™¥ar'tanes it mc | sitet Ses, Suet | te dee or Region Stock Body | tionists are being tempted with offers |ish Royal Mail line offers free wine, TEACHERS CAN WEAR "EM : of three ‘competitive steamship lines.|among which are the Jerez Dulce| ‘There are ten million accidents in | SHORTENED IN CLEVELAND || BEING RUSHED HERB] 2 saan mown cee oth a oS tion ‘were adopted et the fist rer: lon a 5 G. Nitchek, Ashley Farmer, Shot | lar meeting held here yesterday with With in Gun When Rid- representatives from four counties, wen teyad jaan = A Knowledge of These.Facts Howard Maher, Devils Lake, was pom gh ng ite Can Help You Incr ease Your Income ary GM as 10 POINTS"; 10 POINTS ret . ie | the pertain De tee which show that when you purchase which show that Cities Service ia CHARLES (. BURKE Cis Sere Coma = soe, Geaoua in, wee Eggs ee = Sete”) NEW WDAY MANAGER 1 Safety—Your money is safe. An 800 million 1 Cities Service Company was organised in 1910 known, according to local physicians : with only three subsi who have been notified. Former Bismarck Boy, Son of dollar organization stands behind your divi- 4. nly ever spo-subeldiary eompeniee Toseted tn Judge and Mrs. E€. T. RICOCHETING SHOT Burke, Takes Position HTS ELEVATOR WAN & Marketability—Cities Service Common stock is 2 ‘These subsidiary companies supply electricity, Jamestown, N. D., Feb: 23—(P}— Accidentally shot in the hip wi wi traded daily on the New York Curb Exchange. gas, heat, ice, water, Rota or oils to the 3 Loan Value—You can borrow on your stock at people of over 4,000 comm banks. : 3 The Cities ae bol eer m has total assets =! of over 809 million 4 Yleld—You get over 7 1-4 per cent on your 4 The Olties oe tion’ ts ‘the ‘eesuhd cgi Gee eee largest in the United States in the number of 5 retooled Ohman ane cee kbd bvind Lev security holders. monthly. ecks are mailed to re: e stockholder on the first of the month. 7 Otiles Satie canaries Sight eAoemaay Mie 6 Thrift Plan—You are welcome to buy one share _ployees are part owners of the company or its sub- or as many as you desire, and up to 500. sidiaries. 7 Essential Business—You are a partner in a 6 | 194 dividends have been paid on this stock.® ,,, business which keeps homes livable, comfort- These dividends have totaled over $100,000,000 able, and happy; and which supplies the life blood in cash, stock, or the equivalent. of the country’s industries. Electricity, gas, heat, 7 For the twelve months ending November 30, Harry Schonert, Paul Schonert, and Herman Wurst, son by a former mar- tiage. Daughters are Mrs. Louise and Mrs. TWO ARTHUR HOMES DESTROYED BY FIRE Charles G. Burke, formerly of Bis- marck, city editor of the Fargo Forum for the past year, has resigned to become advertising manager of radio Owen Kelly, a grain buyer at Reeves | station WDAY at Fargo. ice, water, gasoline and oils are daily necessities, 1028, the earnings of Cities Service ae just out of ns city, Tecover- | Burke is s son of Judge E. T. Burke, 8 Widespread Ownership—Over 375,000 people be callt tur the afttnos nanudt ores were 24.10 2 today operat for re- own securities of the Cities Service organization. Common stock Cass County Town Threatened moval of pieces of a rifle bullet from | Washington, special assistant United outstanding, his head. States attorney general and former 9 Diversity—Your money is invested in not only Over four million people are served the Kelly wee seated in the office of | Chief justice of the North Dakota ss one company, but over 100 subsidiary com- company’s subsidiaries. an elevator when a shot fired at a |2upreme court. f Lente carn your dividends. This diversifica- 9 ‘The Cities Service organization has over 20,000 rabbit some distance away. rico- | Mr. Burke is a graduate of the Uni- on is another element of safety. employees. cheted smashed through the door of versity of North Dakota. He started 10—Reinvestment—If you allow your dividends to 10 If you ld invested $1,000 in Cities Service the office and struck him in the in the newspaper profession with the accumulate under our reinvestment plan, at a Common stock January 1, 1911, and had held ind Valley City Times-Record. From price of 90, your original investment can double in all stock dividends, your investment would have 44 Valley City he went to Williston less than ten years. . grown to a present value of $24,020. MECHANICAL HELMSMAN | Biv the ast treed yong see neal. i London, Feb. 23—The fathometer, Page Dll ou ed a Tr ‘ cent jvention which judge water fetal ie Brel hand ‘and edi- Fr. OF REMING ON & SON Leta ; Mr. Burke is well known in Bis- “The Pioneer Invest t Hi °? the liner Leviathan across the Atlantic. stment House The devie = trananite electric sounds marck having resided here from 1910 103 1-4 Fourth Street Phone 220 ie ocean from ‘ keel of the ship, ‘The time taken for BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA the return of the sound is used inj A large shipment of Dobbs’ computing the depth of the water.|Spring Hats. Bergeson’s: With Destruction for Time ~ as Flames Spread Arthur, N. D., Feb. 23.—(4)—Fire of undetermined origin which started in the basement of the Burgum home here destroyed the Burgum residence and that occupied by the E. E. Webb family today. For a time the blaze threatened to sweep through the resi- dence district of the town. Practically all of the furnishings of the Burgum home were burned. Most of the furniture in the Webb home was saved. Members of the .Arthur volunteer fire department who were called were unable to check the flames. Fire de- and Amenia were called and suc- z seeded in preventing a. spread of the| The Cleveland superintendent of sch cols wants his teachers to be modish, ‘ames to an adjoining residence. 80 Cecilia Sholle (right) and Jean Burroughs (left) show that they are. No estimate wag made of the loss Cleveland, Feb. 23.—(#)—R. G.|comingly, she should wear them. And fo be cotanad by inanerce’ *teved | Jones, superintendent of Cleveland | nobody, feast of all myself, will-come ‘ schools, wants his teachers to be mod- | plain if there is rouge and’ lipstick in ish in thought and attire. Health | her purse.” and poise he lists as important, sec- | Without good health a teacher is ond only to training and education. | likely to be ill-natured, unable to Pupils must be at ease to get the|control herself and may keep the most out of their classwork, the super- | class room in a turmoil. intendent believes, and the best way| Miss Jean Burroughs, a student in to bring that about is to give them | the school of education, is Jones’ idea an attractive, well-dressed, poised |}of an ideal teacher. Cecilia Sholle and capable teacher. was his choice for good health, and Wright Field, Dayton, O., Feb. 23—{ “We want our teachers to keep | Aileen Mannenin as an ideal type be- (®)—Lieutenant Harry Johnson's | abreast of the times,” Jones said., “If|cause of her good nature and fair third attempt in 11 days to establish |a teacher can wear short skirts be- | mindedness. a new airplane altitude record ended here today at 1:10 p. m., an hour mous. The Honorable Cémpany of Ld after it started. Lieut. Johnson land- KI | EGE GIRL HIT Master Mariners in London wants to ed after he encountered # dense. haze acquire the Garthpool for training at 26,000 feet that obscured sight of Purposes, but lacks funds. the earth. Meanwhile the old windjammer, still sound but a little slow in these speedy days of ocean traffic, bravely SENATE PASSES BILL ge eg a . dent at Jamestown college, is at local hospital today suffering from injur- e he fes received when she was struck by Russi Dr. Washington, Feb. 23.—(#)—The | car on the street here last night. The 1a aws senate today passed a bill to divide|car was reported driven by Harry the eighth judicial district and to|Wolfe, a prominent business man. -). Workers create @ new one, the tenth circuit. | Miss Towne is not thought seriously aa measure now goes to the presi- Riga, Latvia—()—Consular offi- hurt. The eighth circuit comprises North clals in Riga estimate that 30,000 for- Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, ENGLAND MAY KEEP iio Minne Home, Minor an A Every month one “ener an cludes Wyoming, Colorad é others come out, while many of those ten Renee Oldahome pares ALL BARK who remain bombard the American psiloc oc pmiaia i consulate, across the frontier in Riga, with letters pleading for papers that STATE SENATE KILLS London, Feb. 23.—(P)—The last of | howd Permit them to return to Britannia’s famous old windjammers, Most of the thousands who have the four-masted bark Garthpool, will F han pend gone into Russia since the revolution,. HEALTH, P EN BILLS rest of her days: in quit peaceful |9King for a worker's earthly para- , . WHIPPET 4-COACH w Lowest Priced Feur-Beor Sedan *595 Goupe $535; Roadster $685; Twin 15475: CommerciatChassis $365. \WHIPPET 6 with 7-Rearing Crankshaft i Coach $695; 5: (om rumble seal) $7951 Sadan $760: Sport De Lause Roadster $850 (oith ramble toa! end eairas). 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