The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 8

hg Yeo ree e oy RSS Saree © M ESE ED s Pi kg rae bes ear ras o May 14 to 16 Chosen to Form jcd a major in the 164th Infantry. He PAGE EIGHT: TAYLOR TO ORGANIZE) COMMUNITY FORCES Gray Is Commissioned Major in 164th NDNG Jamestown, N, D. March 22,—(P)— James D. Gray, connected with Com: pany H, North Dakota Nation Guard 25 years, has been commission- was previously captain of Comapny H. His assignment was cffective March 14. He was ‘appointed by Governor Club on Lines Advocated by Dr. Frank Weber at ‘Shafer through Adjutant General impressed on 25 Taylor business men | by Frank R. Weber. national com- munity specialist, Thursday evening. At the close of the mepting, the lecturer advised. The dates May 14- | Federation in Convention 16 were selected. The committee | ” chosen to conduct the organization | - Valley City Has Yet to and survey consists of H. F. Lentz, Set Dickinson Time come greater becatse of the automo- bile, good roads, advervising. greater earnings and spending capacity and Sdvanoe in living conditions. Another | “phe first district :mecting will be | Fraser. March © 22.—Opportu: = NORTH DAKOTA CLUB doctor’s hearers unanimously de- cided to organize a community club thairman; E. Helmer, Ed.J. Gallagher. A. J. Laubscher and August Wegner. Valley City. N. 0., March 22—(4)— illustrations to show that the oppor-| nates for district meetings of the advantage he ascribed to the small |) et Aneta, May ae 5 iy 8-9; second, Rug- town is the closer personal contact of by. May 7 third, Bowbells. May and development in small towns Were | and put through the local survey the | os Dr. Weber presented statistics and tunities in the small town have be the businessman and his patrons. fourth, Enderlin, April 30-May clubs were decided at the midyear meeting of the board and council of the federation here today. Surveys showed, he said, that 40) per ecnt of a merchant's trade in a i Asin Muy lain” panaked small town ts due to the fact tha Rhame, May 15-16 and eight, Turtle | local banker is liked. Lake. May 9-10 0 tention by the small to e °| ‘The programs at all. conventns man is appreciated by customers.) i) be centered on the various de- while the big city nie ints and mail partments of federation work and in- order houses have no contzct in-which | oenational relat music. exten- thomeg’, Such an Impression, he sion, Hbrary, fine art of living, press : m and publicity and the American home REBELS STORN GY 7 SOUTH DAKOTA HAS HBAVY SNOWBALL mes 'Six to Eight Inches of Snow | Sioux Falls, S. D., March 22.—(%)}— | Winter, | opening of spring, paid another visit | jto South Dakota today. bringing a Black Hills and swept out over the| center of the state. ported six inches of snow and id that snow had started to fall. though North Dakota Federation of Women’s | freezing. . The Missouri river at Pierre con- tinued ta rise today with the channel! Gate of its construction. |full of ice. The James river at Hu-! ron was dropping. \Farm Cooperatives Houston, Texas, March 2. ()— Better organization and cperation of farm’ cooperatives in the south was revealed at the meeting of the south- ern agricultural workers here. Both short-term operating and longer-time storage credits have, be- come more readily available for pres- ent associations. ciations are successfully operating Services at 8:45 P. | at 8:45 o'clock tonight. Blankets Western Portion the week, he announces. \ of Neighbor State | Mrs. H. Lasken. | lingering past the official| Irrigation System fall of stow that covered the | Redlands. Cali the mission of San Gabriel. ——_——— MILLERS, SAINTS EVEN Improving in South second game, 2 to 0. dow Display. Princess Patt Coffee. Several of the asso- nce subsidiaries. richness. at attention for one minute in his honor. Nothing Store Chain To Have Minot Branch Minneapolis, March 22.—(4)—Merg- | ing of the Rossman clothing organi- zation and the Clemons clothing chain, the combined stores to be known hereafter as Rossman-Cle- mons, was announced today by E. B. Nossman, vice president of the’ new organization, who was the moving ‘The announcement here, given out TE oacua fuaoneieeeaethnt ike oo) Seater Se bes fee jnew cna oul ore he aoe in about ported attack on Mazatlan or its out | ee ete ae come. Borqucz also anhounced that headquarters had reccived wireless messages from “American vessels” in the Mazatlan harbor saying that fed. eral Generel Jaime Carvillo, who wa: entrenched in the city with 2,000 soldiers, was “willing to curreader | the city to the attackers.” The revolutionaries here did not} state by what means Carrillo had made known his alleged desire to sur- render, nor did they reveal the names of the vessels from which the mes- Sages were said to hav> been sent. Possession of the cis; would give the rebels a rail head and, in the ab- sence of federal troop; to the immcd- fate south, a fairly irce path toward Jara. Manzo and Iturbe were said to have had about 4,000 men. The attack on the border city of Naco, east of here, promised yester- day by the rebel leaders, had failed | to materialize this morning. Three | columns, however, were said to be ‘advancing upon the town under the command of rebel leaders. Naco is held ‘by 1,200 loyal troops under Gen- gral. Lucas Gonzales and they are firmly entrenched. Revolutionary headquarters said one column of rebels moving towerd Naco had stopped at Santa Cruz, 70 miles west of the objective. to re- pair a railroad bridge. Another rebel force was declarcd to have been halted at De! Rio, 31 milcs distant, ON WESTERN COAST to be held at Dickinson in the early fail have not been decided yet but will be acted upon late today. Revolutionary Headquarters Say | the Federal Commander Is In memory of General Foch, France's war leader, the board stood Willing to Surrender POPOV Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, March 22 ~~ () — Revolutionary headquarters | here. this morning announced that Ute rebel ermy under Gencrals Fran- cisco R. Manzo and Ramon F. Iturbe had stormed Mazatlan, stratcgic west coast city of Mexico. “Dirty ring around the washtubs” | is a dangerous sign Ir means the clothes aren't snowy white. It means’ there's dirt in them. s scum forms when. you put ‘in the water. And that means you're using hard water. Scum always forms in hard water. What to do? Soften the water with Melo and it is a wonderful ner, with or without soap. No dirty ring forms, The clothes wash snowy white. Delightful suds. And you use only or 4% the amount of soap ordinarily used in hard water. Get rid of. that dirty ring! Get rid of it by buying and using Melo. Get Melo at your grocer's. 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Old temperatures were above spanish records dating back to 1799 mention the usefulness of the old ditch, but none give a clue to the ish friars more than a century ago. ‘The canal became too antiquated ‘One account says it was built by | Pedro Alvarez, landholder of the re- jgion in the eighteenth century, for Minneapolis. March 22—(#)—St. Paul evened the Hockey play-off ser- ies with Minneapolis by winning the See Gussner’s Special Win- coffee with a flavor of unusual THF BISMARCK TRIBUNE: | Rabbi Mekler to Hold ISIX MEXICAN NAVAL | HEADS FACE DEATH Commodore Insists He Was} Forced to Swear Rebel Al- legiance to Save Fleet M. will national steeplechase today. | Mexico City, March 22.()—Six of {the highest officers of the Mexican navy were lodged in the Santiago Tilaltelolco prison here today to await court-martial in connection with their handling of the Atlantic fleet during the revolt at Vera Cruz. The six held were commodores. El Universal in a late edition today says also that Commodore Hiram Her- nandez, the supreme commander of the fleet, was among those arrested. All faced immediate court-martial. It is understood that President Portes Gil wishes to investigate the action of the commanders when General Je- | sus Maria Aguirre, executed yester- day, revolted and seized Vera Cruz on March 3. Several days after the occupation of Vera Cruz the fleet steamed out of the harbor and sailed to Tampico, where Commander Hernandez said he had been forced to recognize the rebel Aguirre in order to get his fleet out of the port, and he insisted he had proclaimed his loyalty to the govern- ment at the first opportunity. MINOT MAN FOUND DEAD Minot, N. D., March 22.—(7)—A man believed to be C. J. Weyer, about 30, was found dead in a room in the West hotel here today. There were no marks of violence on the body and the man had evidently been dead for several hours, Dr. R. W. Pence, county coroner, declared. 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Gemmell, won the classic grand Easter Hero, owned by an American, J. H. Witbney, was second in the grueling | contest while Richmond, owned by R. Gregalach was the winner by six lengths. There were no bad accidents to mar the great race although the record field of 66 dwindled rapidly as the horses swept around the second Easter Hero led throughout until the second fence from home when This difficult hazard on which Easter Hero lost his chance to win the world’s greatest steeplechasing fea- ture and the $60,000 to $75,000 that goes with it is a rail, ditch and fence, a tough enough barrier to test the spirit even of a horse that is just starting instead of almost finishing the four and one-half mile test. Easter Hero was equal to the occasion but his fast traveling rival cleared the obstacle more swiftly and swooped on It was the second successive year in | which the winner of the grand na- tional was a 100 to 1 shot, almost to- Last FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929 meeting of the board of ‘im who won | milion, at |at the same odds here. | American's leading candidate, had jfailen on the last jump while in the lead and all the other entries had spilled their hopes and riders by the wayside. America’s standard-bearers were not without honor, although Easter hero was the only horse to carry that country’s colors to the finish among the first three. The crowd of more than 1,000 Americans in the great outpouring of nearly 300,000 persons who watched found plenty to cheer about as Easter Hero led at the end of the first circuit and the “100 per cent American,” Billy Barton, came up to pass him as they started the opening stretch of the second round. But the American hopes for a Billy Barton were destined to be lost in that second and last wild gallop aroundthetreacherous, hazard-strewn triangular course, as horses and men went down together in a tangle of legs jand hoofs. Billy Barton finally came to grief in the country far from the stands, and of the nine American-owned en- triés Easter Hero was the only one to finish. Only eleven horses in all completed the course although 66 started out. S. D. U. GETS PRESIDENT Aberdeen, 8. D., March 22—(?)—Dr. Herman G. James, dean of the college of arts and sciences and the gradu- ate college of the University of Ne- braska, was elected president of the University of South Dakota at Ver- The Children _ will like this It is a delicious, wholesome, whole wheat cereal unlike any other Breakfast Food PHONE GUSSNER’S *:::" 1060 a! 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