The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1929, Page 8

nage = ‘ A THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE LIONS GIVE STEELE ENTERTAINING VISIT Community Leaders Feed Them PAGE EIGHT BISMARCK VIEWING 106-FO0T FIR STICKS FOR ‘OLD IRONSIDES' Big Oregon Timber for Masts, and Spars of Fighting Ship Weighs 6 Tons Playmakers Will Give Polly With a Past? | 3 At Auditorium Tonight “Polly With a Past,” play to be pre- sented this evening by the Junior Playmakers of the Bismarck high school, has the best cast of characters of any play given during the past two years, according’ to Miss Pearl Bryant, coach. act comedy, has carefully Chicago Scientists In All Hemispheres The sun never sets University of Chicago's efforts out more about man and his it. ! Man Facing Charges | 'Here Professes to! Be a Versatile Man Big Sticks Will Rehabilitate ‘Old Ironsides’ Fighting Ship ‘Constitution’ of War of 1812 ! * Leaving many’ wondering whether ‘he was telling the truth when he in- timated that he was a liquor “snoop- sand They Prove Docile; Ask er” in the employment of the federal | n to Form Den government, H. B, Weaver,’23, today | school. Tow ° Sas brought to Bismarck from Minot | _ Individual’ expeditions yen harge of ‘writing worthless | Karee desert, South Three cars of Lions were untocsed (0 ” A 4 ite a ‘bperit: bill . | checks and jul , on Stacie, Thursday night, according |°"albin Hedstrom, Burleigh county ie telephone message from there] deputy sheriff, went to Minot to take |this morning. Their appearance was|charge of the prisoner, who was ar- jtaken in such good spirit that the: rested by Minot police at the request news was told by the Steele folks|of Bismarck authorities. $ ‘with a flavor of jest and word play.; since going to Minot, Weaver has * : a 3 ane i that lions are easiest| professed several rit ie he mie | pacified by {ceding. a supper was) be believed, he fs an a .a8 = ‘These are the Douglas firs from the |served to the visitors at the Grand pall player. and a “postoffice inspec- Oregon woods which will nc used to} Pacific, said the voice at the other}to, employed by the Department of restore the old frigate Conastitution-- hae ote ae . emit Commerce. as Teil wut veel “ He \ ¢ Lions in this case were ten of| Weaver made friet . Old Tronsides"—to be rehabilitated at ine Yocal clubs, headed by Dr. F. B.|Some of them thought 80 much of the Boston navy yard. Bismarck was! Strauss, head of the local den and|him that they extended small loans. given the opportunity to renew mem- | deputy district governor for North| He left a pair of boots behind him in ories of the old ship today when the | Dakota. a vane ei Goes we Minot to apply on ‘one of the loans ie ey 4 muster a club in city an ecle | which he obtained. “! Ws partis Alatele cei act bs 24 initiators of the club movement there! To several of his newly made hours, mostly for the benefit of the are making up their ists today and| friends, Weaver promised rides in an school students. | slating officers. airplane which he claimed to possess. The nine others who accompanied | Investigation: has disclosed that he {President Strauss included Joe Spies, | owns no plane. 8 || William Doty, Joe Tschumperiin, Talents So Many {| Roland H. Crane, Dr. C. D. Dursema, Tomatoes’ High Cost : Blamed on Rebellion San Francisco, April 26.—()—Fruit and vegetable dealers declare that the Mexican rebellion is responsible for Sone price of tomatoes in the west, * ‘The early supply comes from Low- x er California, just below the border, and from, Imperial . Dealers ascribe the reason for the 15-cent-a- Group! pound price to difficulty in getting the vegetable across the border. are in, the Africa; in The play, a | some good parts, portrayed, and just enough. mystery to keep the audience guessing to the last moment. Bismarck was viewing the latest | styles in Oregon big sticks, today. The five carloads of Oregon Douglas vir Umber crowded on four gondolas— intended to furnish the masts and | spars which are to reconstruct the » frigate Constitution of 1812—“Old ” Tronsides"—arrived during the night, ! on their journey to Boston navy! yard, and were parked back of the t Gamble and Robinson and Bismarck grocery buildings. They leave here sone, Ab 10 tonight. Early in the morning curiosity to see what the ‘big sticks were like ” started a-string- of visitors for the spot. The lumber, dealer staffs from the yards “nearby came first and : measured -the timber and computed i 5 that there werg at least six tons in j the larger ones. “These were 109 feet Di in length and two feet square and Du Doris: I hear that the people who have taken The Hall are frightful swells. aon Oh, yes. They're the sort of people whose family tree goes right back to the time when they lived in it.—Tit-Bits. * Princess Patt, Coffee. royal drink. . wmf, gust Besides the three above! Princess Patt Coffee. The Thelma Anderson, Tom Boutrous,| coffee with a flavor of unusual Robert Larson, John O'Here, Virgil] rieh A set 9 America from Warsaw five years ago, alone and dependent upon her own resourcefulness for: support: Undaunt- ed by strange surroundings, she en- rolled as a biology major at Wash- ington state and has maintained an average of 90 per cent in her studies. |. Before coming to America she was head of the filing and mailing de- A. F. and M., was held ernoon and evening at tin which all the pieces are backed with exquisitely marked lizard skin finished with a narrow rim of silver.; The senators also said the chief . " Pe The lizard is as decorative as enamel, | executive had looked with fevor upon and is more practical. their further proposal that there > ¥ Flat leather-backed clothes brushes | shquld be special consideration in the also have appeared in the most ex-| cases of permits in which special clusive London shops. 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SO en eae oa ak, state college senior, can do so many ery A dent Hoover under advisement i destination and purpose. ‘es Bismarck Masonic | things ee “her main problem is \In-British Merchandise procera el ph lave ta This patriotic sentiment alled “ . . “4 mere - rom the pul land si 5 e ! on by a banner on one Ledge Holds District _ | which tne ’of endeavor'te follow after | tondon, April 26.—(P\—Leather is {oil conservation order recently issued +, that more funds are needed to com- q A T ] leaving college. {invading the most unexpected fields | by him should not be made retroac- $ piste the rehabilitation of 1! 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