The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1929, Page 2

. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1929: Lions Turn Irish for Night in Tribute to St. Patrick and Ireland HOGS DINNER GIVES [CSE GEANGES - ty Georee Cork |FLEXIBLETARIR [Fi = "r= ~ id BACKOROIND TOW T) | TENTION [SES | | IND HIBERNIAN LORE BY WHEAT STATE toe missd corte aoa suspiciously, even fearfully, Ruth | about confessin’ so this Lester girl Fresh beef, from 3% to 8 cents a Rl ht—though what could he fear | wouldn’t have to a Pa pom atien confessing 2 “Naw, I don’t 4g * Wy aa Judge Burke, Speaker of Eve- ning, Traces Career of the * Fresh veal, 3 cents to 8. 5 know, I. tell you, but it was about] “Please, please, Mrs. Smith!” Mc- Sheep, $2 a head to $3 a head. two Gclock. ‘Av’ all Z know. Iun-|Mann at’ last suoceedsd in seopee, Fresh mutton, 21: cents to 5 a airshaft | locked the door and come in, and Mr. Northwest Spring Grain |POURG, ns cents tos Borden was settin’ at his desk, n’ I—) indeed resh ‘-=nb, 4 cent . detec! T come right in here, 'n we—we quar- Swine, 12 cent per pound to 3 cents. questions the following suspects: | reled—” Summary of Demands Filed by gis Area Is Made Public Fresh pork, % cent to 5 cents a y 4 MRS. BORDEN, Borden's es- “What about?” the detective inter- Great Missionary and Isle — Pound. " tranged wife and mother of his | rupted sharply. — Bacon, hams and shoulders, 2 cents} two children; RITA DUBOIS, | “Aw—jist about him pickin’ on me, MANY RATES ARE DOUBLED)‘ ¢= pound. ; night club dancer, with whom | 'n, e¥erything! ’N he picked up a—his ” Lard, 1 cent pound to 5 cents! Borden was infatuated; and | fevered eyes roved over the desk and| After Benny, who had lapsed into a but not less than 45 per cent ad] JaCK HAYWARD, Ruth's fiance, | lighted upon the glass ink well, empty | fever stupor, had been removed on a valorem. whose office is across the narrow | now, since McMann had used its con- | city hospital ambulance stretcher, i Meats, all others, fresh, preserved! airshaft from Borden's. tents with which to take Marths | whole proceeding frantically NORSE NOT OVERLOOKED Their etnare as Result of Congress Requested to Consider ‘ 4 Transportation Factors or prepared, 20 per cent ad valorem Jack’s guilt seems emphasized by | Manning's fingerprints—"that there | ed Early Incursions Credited in C iti to 40 per cent. : McMann’s discovery that Jack's |ink well and started to throw it at in Competition Milk, fresh or sweet, from 212 cents} pistol is missing from his desk; | me, ’n I grabbed Ruth's gun—” With Improving Race @ gallon to 8, but not less than 40/ by Jack’s admission that he re- “wait! Just where was this gun?” eapaeg Fargo, N. D, March 19—A sum- | Pet cent ad valorem. turned to the seventh floor Sat- | McMann cut in. “Pretty rotten, I know,” St. Patrick’s day was celebrated i of the deineias for i ads Buttermilk, 1 cent a gallon to 2] urday afternoon, and by the testi- "right on the desk,” Bei dmitted defensively, A hoor with that dignity that befits the i Aeedborgegmipertnts cents, but not less than 40 per cent! mony of MICKY MORAN and | answered. “Right—right herei” and eyes to the sheaf of notes he was justment made in alf of the/ad valorem. OTTO PFLUGER, elevator boys. | he laid his hand in the center of the | shuffling between his thick fingers, memory of a saint and with that rol- licking jollity to which the organiza- tion is given, when the Lions ob- served Sunday’s anniversary at an evening session Monday. Judge John Burke was the speaker spring wheat states was made public | Cream, 20 cents a gallon to 60 cents.|- BILL COWAN, Jack's friend, un- | big green blotter. “The big stiff tried |“‘but if the police didn’t fs today by Dr. A. H. Benton, economist Lo Beng less than 40 per cent ad willingly admits ote wid oo me to it—'n I thought he was | fashioned methods ath, ws With the North Dakota Agricultural | "sour milk, 1 eent a gallon to 2, but} urday ma a a Deus ke entra eee pees ee siden hd = not less than 40 per cent ad valorem. McMann questions BENNY ae & paused and shrugged. “Leaves us to the tariff committee of the North- | skimmed milk, 2 cents a gallon, but} SMITH, Borden's office boy; After hitting you with the ink} Pfetty much where we were before ‘whose words paid tribute to the saint west Agricultural foundation. M. W. | not less than 40 per cent ad valorem.| ASHE, his manservant; MINNIE A Benny burst in on doesn’ Mad aid honor to Ireland. ‘There was Thatcher of St. Paul, chairman, I. D. |. Butter, from 12 cents a pound to 15,| CASSIDY and LETTY MILLER, | Well?” McMann ssked mildly. |. | you'll pardon my language, Bilis Gene & lot of good singing and some droll O'Donnell of Billige, Uarry Ny Owen | ut not: less than 45 (per. ‘cent ac]. seventy those eerubwemten. and Ben ead Reeperatele “NE. | teh» this 18 a hell of case!” Of course ‘stunts by the funmakers of the club. of Minneapolis, members of the tariff ‘Owcthargktine aria) hethier “sunita taut natn oni s AN. I pulled the trigger, ‘thout. knowin’ I knew the kid was lying before he'd \ i | i The recent talk by Peter Garberg, pede been ‘confessing’ minutes! assistant federal ptioray gener’! fee committee, a3 well as Dr. John Lee | tutes, 8 cents to 15, but not less than] NING, mother of Borden's ille- | ist I was doin’ ‘n—'n the gun went meade aoe dl i] H { t ' | { | | \ i % it Well, better go to lunch, child. q off—'n ’at’s all!” he concluded, seiz- 4 kd the state, went ringing through the Coulter, president of the foundation, | 45 per cent ad valorem. gitimate son, is questioned. She “! after one—by George! It’s half past!” session with humorous echo. He and Dr. Benton, appeared as wit-| Cheese and substitutes, 5 cents aj says she last saw Borden Fri- ing the glass for a long draught of | “ Ruth rose, her notebook Bs its the cold water. nesses at the recent hearings before | Pound and not less than 25 per cent} day night in his office after his a stenographic report of Benny's chiv. vay: val , to 8 cents or 40 per cent i ‘So—you shot Borden while he sat ry’ O ee ance and means committee | ad valorem pel bodyguard, JAKE BAILEY, had |.+ vis desk,” McMann said slowly. alrous lies held against her breast, advalorem. left him, and that her incrimin- |“, "1 tenderly. She would transcribe humor of it and deftly turned it into The program is the result of care- ‘That right?” every ; ating fingerprints were a rs word of them, keep the record # matter of pride that there are red “And this is the bedroom!” ful collaboration between the founda-| Froposed Dairy Rate Changes then. “Yeah, ‘at's right!” Benny retorted | “Ana °may ‘Man Hayward, go wich joshed the Irish several weeks ago on being partly a mixture of Nor- ‘wegian, and Judge Burke took up the = a hhaler type, defiantly. ” d pink cheeks among the tion’s committee and other commit-| Swiss cheese, Emment! Martha says she did not call ‘“ me?! aaeriian me ce of aotay. 2 4 tees representing farm groups. or |{fom 7 cents a pound to 12 and not]. saturaay atvernoon but tele- “Then how do you account for the (To Be Continued) pointed out their adaptability to the | Van, whose offering wl be a clever less than 40 per cent ad valorem. Mann poin fact that his body was found awa: ) | Green Predominates lives of all, even in these days. skit entitled “Tropics of the Day.”| 4"m organizations such as the Farm Ties heey from 3 cents to 10 Lomita rector remot over there under the airshaft ciel peer ‘The supper itself was Irish. It was} The final hours of the evening were | Joe Doran and Marcia Courtney pre- bureau, Farm union, National grange, cents Bice und. ries ae rotteord nny dow?” McMann demanded. Maer 's confession worthless, | served on grecn decorated tables and. | devoted to informal enjoyment. Green | sent “A Night on Broadway,” an act National Dairy council, the national ll oth at ve birds, fi 50 ts Sted tet nt — “I—TI forgot that,” Benny confessed. saceal eee where possible, it was made up of| punch was served, and bridge was|of singing, comedy and music. Agee committee on agricultural tariffs, of | | Al) otter ed tt pete t Peat ee eee “But—say, don’t you ind ti to Who killed Harry Borden? green things. The Jester, printed on| played by some of the members. and White, “The Two Pebbles,” are| Which J. S. ae St. Paul, ne lnshatbaee imported for breed- ue in oo building Saturday. | axe me say I Guare Saniise—caume green paper, bore the menu. It was a} Guests at the session were Cresap| nimble steppers, have pleasing voices, SESCIRIEERAD, iti CRIES. Eggs of poultry in the shell, from Lath {hte I did! I—Idid it in self-defense,” he Jiggs affair, the principal dish being | McCracken, Livingston, Mont.; L. M.|and specialize in instrumental music. Provisions Desired Bconts ‘per dozen to10cerits,. Cerne ere come io give myself’ | added, obviously little proud of his : worned beef and cabbage. There also| Pink, G. A. Osmundsen, Miles Mad-| Closing the show will be the Two Whole eggs, frozen or otherwise ba . use of a legal phrase. “After I shot *.* * Swas lettuce with Shantytown dressing | dock, Theodore Peterson, Cornelius |Janzers, a European novelty gym-; ‘The summary of the plea for the him, he got up and walked over there and green ices. Berg, John K. Tucker, Harry Wood: | nastie feature. ‘The picture feature | retention of the flexible provisions of |PTePared OF Preserved and h. s: P. f.| NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY | ang fell down—"at's how I sccount One of the features was a limerick | mansee, and J. A. Kappes. for this program will by one of the | the tariff act, and the schedule of in-|" poo yolk, frozen or otherwise pre-| Ruth Lester was miserably ashamed |!" it!” contest. Three lines of this were best ever screened with any vaude- | creases demanded, in part, follow: a eet BE red or preserved, and n. s. p. f., 6} later to remember that her first emo- The detective extracted an official- printed on the front of the Jester. | @———————______________ g | ville—Reginald Denny in “Rec Hot| J. That the so-called flexible pro- |P# lookis yped ume rom his ‘The member who added what was!/ AT’ THE MOVIES || Speed.” & sure-fire laugh-producer | visions of the tariff act of 1922, hag Lait pleats co otherwi: eas Epp sient Masai tn pocket” rt; he unfolded % Ruth N considered the ablest completing line | packed with one thrill after another.|Whereby the president may make | Bee albumen. myise |he ‘had shot Borden was one of re- |cangnt's glimpse of the wording of was R. H. Crane. He received a large > changes in the rate of duty be re- prepared or preserved, and n.s. p. f.,! lief. Jack Hayward was saved! But CAPITOL THEATER 6 cents per pound to 12 cents. that emotion was almost instantly prize package, which when opened) 17 over 9 picture was built to oc: ELTINGE THEATRE eae Dried P ; egg yolk, 18 cents per pound| submerged in pity. And ee was Sie eet _ a Hd cupy an evening to the exclusion of | John Gilbert's characterization in commision nig provided with doxille to 30 cents. later to remember that ry wal eae the pie Se enaed = est agli gen were the | everything else that picture is “Sun- | ee Bebe ee eed ties for and be directed to make re-|, Dried whole egg, 18 cents per pound| scious of no horrified shrinking as | roied it slowly and returned it to his and Most Dreaded Afflic- ages cf the literary superiority of rise,” the William Fox production | Picture, which comes to the Eltinge/ sorts'on requests for changes in du- to 36 cents. she ran to put her arms around the | pocket y fut Se ied: which opened last night at the Cap- |theatre tomorrow, for two days, iS| ties “without the delay that has of-| Dried exg albumen, 18 cents per|unsteadily swaying body who had Just | "Now, nen ee tion Seen Soon a tines ted. ened by violin| t2l- Selecting a theme from one of |one practically without makeup. Tt ten prevailed in the past. pound to 60 cents. confessed to murder, heise hvu maine Ape aaa selections by Englehardt the novels of Herman Sudermann, | $ho! 4 hi 4 Lee ieee for ee first) “tn, ‘That following part (4) Sec-|_ Barley, hulled and unhulled, from} “Here! Let me help!” McMann pororercsamed Se tien ca — March 19.—()—A Ww a piano ey saath teraitnyy ca director, has | baud aan een career, in vase-| tion 315 (C) there be added: 20 cents per bushel of 48 pounds, to/gruffly commanded the girl, and with | was seabed his desk, | oe leprosorium is being built on the “Jack O'Nelll did some Trish clog- | ‘014 in his inimitable fashion a sim- | food ste. cis appearance is 2). That in ascertaining the cost |24 cents. as much ease as if he were lifting & | was standing at that window. Come, | sland of Cebu which some scientists ging and stepping. Henry Halverson bpeivortd Aste striking a aero | necessary in’ the eee sequences oh peoniieHon ah esa oe ae Peedi dy on 30 cate regi ceo ae vi see prep mel eicnliprss a whee wee Borden when ssoeeapecden pester me fngagt ee a and Dr. G. T. O'Hara sang duets, and| or his ‘opening, the director proceeds ' which form a large part of the thrill- products with which like foreign Pot 5 5 y in arms and carried him to er rosy, one of mi ’s oldest and ‘i re r roducts are competing on domestic | Oats, hulled or unhulled, from 15/ the big overstuffed leather chair from te (ariel be ede = play upon the emotions of his aud- | ing and tensely dramatic plot. ee ‘the pain oh competition {Cents per bushel of 32 pounds, to 16| which the murdered man had manip- miphiliggin’ Heeterien, Al Seale and Dr. O'Hara, sang se ered Aes tempo, gradu-| Only in the introductory episode| shall be the chief port or ports of |cents, less than 45 per cent ad va-/ ulated his ruinous schemes and which , | that the new hospital will Bartirin “Wild Irish Rose,” with a parody, pee ey then faster aa wed bye is Gilbert seen smooth-shaven with,| entry for the foreign produced prod- | lorem. for two days had served the detec- | tne 17. important discoveries about th ang “Wild Irish Nose.” nenip ina iene siete ig! pad sud of course, the exception of his well-| ucts. Unhulled ground oats, from 45]|tive in charge of the investigation into tual tots Jed th ara | ease. ‘The problem of ay e K: 5 Goes Into, Histo peihiry vie Hd ot eats ai onal known mustache. In this scene he Transportation Considered cents per 100 pounds, to 50 cents, but /his murder as a vantage point from |“ “ang Benny”. malt $0 Be. 1g why-the disease infects oh Barke Goes In ry __[ety, and winding up in a delightful | appears as the manager of a diamond no less than 45 per cent ad valorem.| Which to heckle, harass, bully and Re emann’s voice WAS | and misses others, has never been ex Fred Peterson contributed a valu-| ending. mine in South Africa. Later he is} (6) That in ascertaining the cost | R; very gentle now—“how many times ¥ \ ye, from 15 cents per bushel of | confound suspects. y able historical ier eee of the cae zs ath Leptin’ wish made prisoner by an exceptionally | Of production of domestic agricultural |5g pounds, to 28 cents, but not less] When the boy was lying back weak- on you shoot Borden? How many bare ta bel: 1 name, St. Patrick, to the proceedings. | “Sunrise” swings from a scene where- | clever crook and his bogus daughter | Products and of like foreign agricul-|than 45 per cent ad valorem. ly in the big chair, McMann whirled | "Ullets were fired? mie Giorno He atid the name originally was St|in a man js on the point of murder- and forced to accompany them on al tural products imported Into the | Rye, flour and meal, from 45 cents| one, of the straight-backed visitors |1 seen what Td done,"n ¥ dropped the in the Population, the ‘new lepreese Ce ey eeanaed thts [res sey eka gate app mad dash across the desert as they a ; salieigenete Sooper trea y ae per 100 pounds, to 85 cents. chairs to the desk and commandeered | gun ‘n beat it—’ ped the ium will enable the scientists to make Norwegian form and. changer jenal:| are convulsed at the spectacle of a | 7 '© escape with a fortune in stolen | (HeNGINE | Storage, ee erotits) | gp eat, from. 42 cents per bushel of | Ruth Lester's services as a stenogra-| ” Just one bullet! Ruth repeated to | ® Close study of these two matters for ek. For his jest Fred was penal | Grunken pig in an amusement park, |fe™S. The party ts lost for days on overhead and reasonabie pero, (02 Pounds, to 42 cents and 3 cents ad-|Pher, to take down the confession. | nersetf., And. two bullets Ped bec, {the first time. ‘This has not been of Ivan goloshes, with coms on| Just as amazingly—and logically—it | {= Gesert and nearly die and almost | To" toS.he point or points of com- |uscnal for each *4 Per cent Over 11 |e ene Could Sardine sind it | fired on Saturday, one imbedding | Possible at Culion, the big leper colony them. swil back ain, rushing to a : Borden’ In the Philippines, beca - ‘Judge Burke took the admixture of Tee cr kemckable’ feeling and| Emest Torrence plays the role of | Petition shall be included as an item) Wheat flour, semolina, crushed or| Notebook and pencils—pencils upon me ae Met | tually every patient lena thes > oo! mai in the cost of production. crack wheat and similar wheat prod-| Which Benny himself had put such Scandinavian and Celt out of the do-| power. ‘The age-old triangle situation |th> master crook who manipulates} (7) That if the cost of production and similar wheat prod- ny pul ward's office window! the disease has been in progress for —a peasant, his wife and a city wom- (ecaring: eben anda te of domestic agricultural products var- aie 5..P. £, $1.04 per 100 pounds, |® moeetan cee ius rae Saturday! some time, and also the patients there an—is here set forth once more, but after fes at different chief points of en- Dried. wight el Miss ‘ ter? . . . . All Benny “Odd | Come from many parts of the islands with a touch that renders it all quite | has attempted to doublecross his own try the highest of these several costs : beet pulp, from $5 per ton, to| Tight, Benny. Tell us. all about it and the conditions under which they new and which makes “Sunrise” the | Conferedates. He, too, was thoroughly 50. outstanding picture of the year. masked by his beard before his work | Salt be considered and used as the)” sixeq feeds, consisting of an ad-|Mmost gently.” A glass of cold water |in my overcoat pocket 'n then T beat | ated accurately. in front of the camera was finished. |°(g) That when agricultural prod-|™ixture of grains of grain products| ‘rom the tap in the outer office had | it down the stairs,” Benny corrected | ‘The Cebu leprosorium was made PALACE THEATRE, MANDAN William Nigh directed from an orig-| ucts. which the United States is | With oll cake, oil-cake meal, molasses|been fetched by the detective him-| himself feverishly, shrilly, “I~gosh, 1 | Possible through the generosity of an Vaudeville finds favor with the|inal story by John Thomas Keville| saanted to produce are imported into |°f other feedstuffs, from 10 per cent) Self and stood beside Benny's right | was scared! I—I ‘wrapped the ‘in | American public because of its variety. In fact,|and Dale Van Every. Mary Nolan,|the United States to the disadvant- |®d_valorem to 45 per cent. hand. & newspaper what I—I found ee Childs, of New York city. vaudeville means variety, and the! former stage star, plays the feminine} age of domestic producers of these Screenings, scalpings, chaff, or ‘Well, sir,” Benny began, after @|stairs—I mean in one of them big tributed $186,000 toward the Leonard Palace, Mandan, for tomorrow night | lead. products and cost of production data scourings of wheat, or other grains or | Strange, wistful look at Ruth Lester, has secured a novelty act of the first ———_——— from the importing country cannot be |S€eS, unground or ground, from 10|Who waited with poised pencil. “I water. ‘The act is Lentini and com-| Korean farmers’ main beasts of| secured, the cost of production. for |Per cent ‘ad valorem to % cent ajlied yesterday when I said I didn't pany, in which you will see America’s| burden are the ox and cow, which| these foreign agricultural products |Pound, but not less than 45 per cent. | come back. I did come back, but no- alk—’ struction of a hospital at Cebu. smallest man, who is 38 inches in| Plow the fields, haul heavy loads, | for the purposes of determining dif-| Flaxseed, from 40 cents pcr bushel body didn't. see me, cause I walked| “where?” McMann int height, the world’s tallest woman,|turn the mill and as a final service | ferences between domestic and for- |Of 56 pounds, to 1% cents per pound, | UP.” “II don’t remembe Cc K H Ruth Duncan, who is 7 feet 1 inch in| are slaughtered for food and their | eign costs may be placed at domestic |but not less than 45 per cent ad va-| | “Why did you walk up Benny?” Mc- them things are seeps ens now,” the detective commanded, al-} «tT picked it up again 'n stuck it | Contracted leprosy cannot be investi- height, and Francesco Lentini, the | hides. cost of production minus the specific | lorem. Mann interrupted. mat .. *. *| only three-legged man in the world. oe ‘duty or ad valorem duty in effect and | Grass seeds, alfalfa, from 4 cents a| “Cause I was sore at Mr. Borden, pre Laying in Winter In this study of contrasts in people} A barber shop in Liverpool, Eng-|an additional : mount not to exceed }Ppound, to 6 cents, n’ I—I wanted to have it out with ges ie . you will see an act presented of songs, |land, has challenged tradition by is-|50 per cent of the said specific or ad| Crimson clover, from 1 cent a/ him,” Benny answered, his adolescent af East Lansing, Mich., March 19.—(?, stories, etc., that is excellent enter-|suing a no-talking decree for the| valorem duty, the actual additional | pound, to 2 cents. ti to belief, the t. Other talented acts ‘ke Th le di 1; Red aad SPEER: ORI 8: and -zero weather tainment. er talented acts on the| workers. The rule does not a in | amount to be determined on the basis clover, 4 cents a pound, to 8 Z . ‘ pill will be Arthur Miner and Dorothy|the women’s department.” lof the volume of imports and the de- |cents, ‘ ei _* * * “Benny, : hens to quit laying White clover, 3 cents a pound, to]. “What were you sore about?" are properly housed and fed 4 cents per pound. “*Cause he—he bawled me’ out!” and brought into production before Sweet clover, from 2 cents to 4 Benny cried rolling his head from | interrupted cold weather starts. By Williams _ ||» pound. cents | cide to side against the brown leather Records on 1,000 hens in the Timothy, 2 cents a pound to 3 cents, | back of the chair. Sugar beets, from 80 : “Isn't it true that you were more : cents’to $1 2) sve at him because he'd ‘got fresh’ ! : Pound,-but not less than 50 per cent ad_ valorem. Hay, from $4 a ton, to $6. I was sore at Mr. Borden ‘cause he Straw, from $1 per ton, to $2. - a Foyt Lege? on ee ee jugar, from 2.2 ts pound, talked sive 3 co waisted } &6 | cause I wanted to borrow Ruth’ Honey, from 4 cents per pound, q 7 cents. Fiaxstraw, from $2 a ton, to $4. Flax tow, %-cent per pound, to 4 o*mex not hackle. 2 |, 2 cents. Pound to 5-cents. » ” Hi Wan) Fy s& i afi i hi : [ i j [ F i : i 4 if Fis if : € i i" E i g& gg dr i i tom ike this, minute my tack ‘STIFFY Static. you're satiafled!. ‘You and vous tent af : fy i 3s *F TRE T NEVER COULD FIGGER TH REASON ;.. WHY COUIURE CESPises TH’ CRUDE, |, FER, HAD THER BEEN NO ROUGHNECKS, “IHER'D BE NO PLACE FER TH’ DUDE. ie +4, ov ls ‘ Es ! I i z een ist i 5