The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1929, Page 7

Ny ry x in the Osservatore Romano, ! production and surplus of wheat. | Used in Army Started Dealers Name Iowa 1 organ of the Vatican. The! Urged to Increase | ea ing other partners. “4 . note that His Holiness may oy Harry F Sinclair =- BRE AKS ARE FE ARED By Jamestown Citizen LARCENY CHARGES Man as President choose June ¢, instead of May 30. Production of Flax "hee lected Chai ra(hmovement as been started to et- ge — eelecte Nairman ® national park Ozark oer ae N. D, May 22.—()— vehi May ists 4 Fessenden Church Has al ay toler a mountains of Missouri. a redit for inventi the army roll- — lenry, le Plaine, Ia., was elect : sequel le order of President y Yor! y 22. a Workers Fill Gap Between Old ing kitchen was ifoen oe W. Eddy, president of the Northwestern Retail! Service for Last Time | Hoover, raising the import duty on Sincinic var raat grit Hi d New Dyk i ri Bus +} Chicago, May 22.—(7)—George E. | Coal Dealers’ association at its annual scala flax from 40 to 58 cents a bushel, ef- | the board of the Sinclair Consolidat- | and New Dykes to Provide | Jamestown businessman, in an ad-| Burns, 38, war veteran and escaped | meeting, yesterday. He succeeds L. (Special to The Tribune) fective in June, the northwest devel-' ed Oil corporation today. Other re- ‘Cushion’ for Strain dress to the local Rotary club yester- | Georgia convict, announced lest night |E. Streater. Minneapolis. Fessenden, N. D., May 22.—German | pbment committee of the Minneapolis | tiring officers were also re-chosen. day by J. E. Mattison, a Spanish-|he would fight extradition to the octet officers elected were: D. L.| Baptists here Sunday evening for the | Clvic al PBI association be- | sinclair, who is serving s: 90-day jail! ne , Tenn, May 22-Greatest | American war veteran. Sbuthaea sete” WAN OF hls telenits Glenn, Fargo, first vice president; C.!last time attended services in the Ske ee fh campaign tor in- | sentence in Washington for contempt Perr gre ‘over posuible levee been t| Eddy was captain of Company #, | iu es ie SIA ane 6 pies toe | TS Entsminger, Chamberlain, S. D..|old German Baptist church, which thel hi west farmers to increasc | of the senate, was reclected to the 4 Ga I river and its tribu. | recruited at Jamestown for the Span- | wart habeas corpus was to be | Second vice president; E. W. Dobson. |has served the congregation for 38] their flax acreages. : board at a stockholders meeting last taries today was felt at Hickman, K: ish-American war, and devised the made todi Minneapolis, treasurer, and O. C.j years. The purpose of the campaign, the| week. in, KY-,| rolling kitchen to provide hot food <8 Lance, Minneapolis, secretary. A new frame building, 36 by 60 | Committee explained, is twofold. First, —___ and Mounds Landing, Miss. Govern-| for his men during action. They were|_ Burns known here as a successful | “One hundred coal retailers of Min- ! fect, will be Enilt to remiace the old |t© induce farmers to increase prof. SE FORF 5 ear eG ee so tol referred to in those days as “North ee Lar bee) estate sales pro- | nosota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska | building. Demolition of the old struc- 18 by planting more of a profitable New Yorks May 22 ty eat ole ant fAVEA lari. rom homes} Dakota cook carts,” Mattison said. eis auttasties WeO Lika Cece ine and Wisconsin attended the mecting. | ture was begun Monday. Sums total- | COP, flax; and second, to have this|cither Veloz or Yolanda $5,000 to ‘Workers at Hickman tried to solve At first army officials frowned on pre by by Burns’ wife of his where- na a RnaNe a ing $12,000 have been pledged to cover | ‘creased flax acreage, to as great an) marry within five years. ‘They are a & peculiar problem by filling a gap| nem, 2nd Ordered them left behind, | Spttts "¥poiice declared ‘a grocery POPE CHANGES DATE the cost of the new church. extent as possible, replace wheat | spanish team in musical comedy and between the old and new levee with | Mattison, sald. but | the order was | store robbery in Atlanta, which netted | pvaucan, City: May 22 — (a) —A| ‘The Fessenden German Baptist i water from the stream they were rescinded by General Lawton and the | puons ual te companions four dol- |°r8nge, in the date for the Pope's) congregation, of which Rev. Christian | fighting. ‘They planned. to form’ & rolling kitchen later made a part of | soTe a ong, iy pant . a ce ia {St official exit from the Vatican|Dippel is pastor, is the largest in | feushion” of water between the two ee chain gang, was the only criminal |#® forecast today in a semi-official| Wells county. x $ vee lines, increasing the chance that . Tecord they could find for him. ~ — D * | eae |e et | ee ee : * FREE Permanent Given Away < c ind By months on chain gang and came . Mi * Several river ‘commission boats Eller Contemplated | to chicago where he worked his way NY %|} Guaranteed Pure stood by ready aid if the levee — up from a stockyards laborer to pub- x To party suggesting best me for my vy beauty i s ‘ | should go out, and in any case to| Springfield, Il, May 22.—()—Sid- | lisher of a successful magazine. $ which is to be penta dine sth mg. Myrtle. Aniennate Toners g Use Ke for fine texture Provide shelter and supplies for men] ney S. Gorham, president of the Chi- —<—<— $$ of Jamestown, in the E. H. Millinery Shop, 214 Broadway. NY id la lum: working there. cago Bar association, denied today Fed 1 Jobs e bY s iB anaes * na rge vo ag "The woetnocy of the dlsaatiots bedek| that any action’ t6. Muar SWAgy eral Jobs Open is x Mail or bring in your suggestive name with your name and = & in your bakings in 1927 at Mounds Landing caused} Emanuel Eller of the Cook county To Applicants Here 9 lee et x — those in charge lin levees to place cee: court is pending or consid- x E. H. Milli Sh x every man available at work. They|cred by the bar association. He de- at | - H. Millinery Shop x lions of pounds used had a promise from Washington that | clared that he was misquoted in an As-| _ Vacancies in 16 U. 8. Civil Service $ Judging will be done by disinterested parties $ a bol cried @ federal ruling preventing employ-| sociated Press dispatch from Chicago | Commission positions are announced R SS x ‘ ‘i : babi mént of state convicts on the levees| which said formal action would be | ‘day by Miss Alice Sales, Bismarck ° CCS OO 00%, | ‘would be suspended if an emergency | taken Thursday toward possible dis} "ePresentative of the commission. | of sufficient proportions arose. River | barment of Judge Eller because of his| The positions follow: Mechanical commission engineers insisted that] indictment last year for conspiracy |Cneineer; junior observor in meteor- S such an emergency did exist. Ain the twentieth ward primary elec-| sy; Junior pharmacologist; soil break at Mounds levee probably would | tion disorders. sclentist, associate and assistant; pe- flood Greenville and the delta farm pensresuivenee serene troleum engineer, associate, and as- 2 ‘ lands of that section. 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