The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 6

PAGE SIX ___ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE _FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 HEALTH OFFICERS T0 [PREDICTING WEATHER MONTHS ||." Samer ear." ex Penitent Prince Carol | Pvem tsvors sur $e, ae ee Sy Grp eek te uniform, their skirts should come to at least two fingers’ length below their knees.” of Carnegie institution of Washington. | from the Pacific area. Wants to Come Home rome: April 26.—()—A minimum 401) oa IN ADVANCE WILL BE STUDIED| ee'Sarwercrt| wma wamee | won voe nse nl eee meee s large fascist His order read: bodies of water, and it could not fol-| She: Ah. you, too, have no doubt |—Trustworthy sources have revealed |«voung, ina even ttle Teallan girls, q ‘ “the force which Keepa the grea the great at-|low that the moon came from this | had your romance? & penitent letter from former Crown | should by their costumes give the im- p ‘Public oivahe i for Accurate! mospheric engine running,” is being | area. He: Yes: our eyes met. our hands | Prince Carol at Cann2s, France, ask- preseton oF the severity of the fascist Srgtea cia ied hae ord oe AlN ae To support his statement that the Hip our lips met—and then our /ing permission of the Rumanian re- /education which has been imparted Forecasts Is Taxing Pres- tte titution in Chile, Mount Whe ¥ lawyers met.—Life. gency to return to his homeland. Visit to Municipal Waterworks, “thats “aa a SURE AS THE od POINTS State Training School and a Public demand for increased na-|in old age, and also cited the numer- tional weather services is taxing pres- | ous volcanoes and coral rock forma- i Prison Are Features [PLANES ARE RESPONSIBLE | ent resources, 1t was brought out, and | tions which attest to the area's youth, ( \\\\ f TT THE POLE oles | the needs must be met by investiga- — Pa I tions in theoretical meteorology. The Darwin Suggested Theory Members of the North Dakota|Theory Moon Is Part of Earth) rise of aviation already has caused the| The theory that the moon orig- Health Officers association will hold | fi ie establishment of routine observations | nated from the Pacific section of the {their fifth annual eels =) tl Ripped From Pacific Ocean | ot 'the heights at which airplanes fly. (earth was suggested by Derwin, who | marck May 1 and 2, according Bed Is Discredited reasoned that the material had been announcement made today by Dr. T More Accuracy Needed | torn away and cast into space by J. Glasscock, Finley, president. —_— Vast strides have been made, it was | some gigantic force. The program will include. besides} Washington, April 26.— (a ¢| pointed out, since the first attempt} The notion has received widespread routine business, many lectures ON | forecasting of weather c' 60 years ago to chart the weather for!attention. The area covered by the medical subjects, banquets, round) or months in advance was pointed to|both land and water surfaces. The |Pacific would roughly hold the vol- table discussions, demonstrations. and |g. @ possibility today by meteorolo- | needs of the farmer, mariner. com-|ume of the moon's mass. Scientists special visits to the Bismarck Water | gists attending the annual meeting of | mercial and industrial concerns and|have carried the theory further by Works plant, the state training school | the American Geophysical union. th. public were shown, however, to|showing that the European and at Mandan, and the state penitery | predictiuns would be based on long | require increasing application to re-| American continents may have been tiary here. study of fluctuaiions in the sun’s|search work to provide for longer | joined and merely drifted apart after Topics and speakers arc listed in @| heat and light, which are believed by| range and more accurate forecasts.|th. moon was formed. a tentative programt as follows: Presl-| some to be responsible for changes| The theory that the moon is made| Dr. Washington places no credence 3 dent's address, Dr. Glasscock; “Pres- | 4 weather. of material ripped from the earth|in this theory. He has made analyses ent Progress in Scarlet Fever Pre-| solar nt energy, described as| where the Pacific ocean now lies was| of rocks from {sland formations in all vention,” Dr. E. C. Haagenson, Grand | Forks; “Maternity and Infancy Pro- gram,” Dr. Maysil M. Williams, Bis- marck; “Public Health Legislation,” Dr. A. A. Whittemore, Bismarck; “Meningitis,” Dr. H. A. ener B h marck; “Sanitary Engineering = Jems,” A. L. Bavone, Bismarck; ecause t ey “Public Health Uae bopntge ” 4 . A G. Arzt, Jamestown, and Dr. W. 8. Koller, Bismarck; “Midwife Problem,” have that wonder { Miss Margrete Skaarup, R. N., La ¢ Moure; “A Practical Local Public Health Problem,” Dr. R. W. Allen, Forman; “Public Health Laws,” At- torney General James Morris; “Diph- theria Immunization.” Dr. J. D. Jung- man, Bismarck; and “Dentistry in : i 1 Public Health,” Dr. R. S. Towne, Bis- ao marck. i Governor George F. Shafer, Attor- ney General James Morris, and A. P. THE BEST COOKS ¥ Lenhart, president of the Bismarck INSIST ON PABST city commission, will be special guests at a convention a ate the closing day. FRANK LARSON BUYS DOWN MEAT MARKET a8 Prank’ A. Larson, 0 of the Quality Meat Market, Broadway avenue and Fifth street, has purchased the Wil- PABST CORP MILWAUKEE —THE SANE OLD NAME SINCE 1864 DISTRIBUTORS GAMBLE-ROBINSON COMPANY iene SL Tey aetigetocts Country Club today with — lunch! You'll it spurs your eppetite andar’ foo taste better... aids digestion. liam Dohn Meat Market, 516 Broad- It is easily assimilated. mom You'll like Country Club’s rich, || Dohn will end his connection with ' the establishment tomorrow and Lar- ‘as son will assume control Monday. 9, , Kellegg’s Corn Flakes are always es oenmae wae cane ae That’s why Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are the ee ee ; i | full ig —_ see pertl: lending select ley pir anekaner -ooplus thorough agei verywhere Gomaeey, Club isknown as “the outstanding beverage”. M. K. GOETZ BREWING CO. 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