The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1929, Page 2

-PAGETWO | om THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 27 | Medora Will Stage Rodeo for Tour of Northwest by Lumbermen SPECIAL MIDWEST WORTALAY OF FW GOLD BULLETS ||SRITED JUDGING [fremont Date in SIDE GLANCES - - - - By George Clark VST TBERLAND MASON Hl Se See SES Spee kota in 1928 totaled 6,276 carloces SYNOPSIS: The police begin Shielding the flame, I poked into carrying 113,123 tons, according to to forge the chain ef evidence | the grass at the side of the walk. My data compiled by the state railroad from the reports of i . potal e ? | Cost One Insurance Compan confident that his niece's fiance is | Jerry's keys. Six or eight on a ring. Hankinson Team Ran U; shipments on the Milwaukee road Party of 125 Retailers Going to! Lest paaie DEALERS TRAINTO OUTBREAK DURING AT WAY FRSTIVAL {i920 Were 6216 Car 7,342,915 Mi ystery. Ogden’s angry shout— | Grunting a little for my poor knees, t * Ha. The record’ shows that the G1 pi lca a ad “gold. bullets"—overheard a few |TI got up. 0 3,168 by Park River; Has | crimes railroad handled $087 an Coast in de Luxe Coaches Deaths Been Normal hours before he was slain fs in | “Hand it over, John. zelton Boy Gets Medal loads or 90,99 tons. The Northern startling coincidence with Peebles’ My heart stood still and my’ old Y Pacific railroad handled oa varibads purchase that day of a famous |cgs trembled until I thought they happend or 16,857 tons. The Soo Line handled With Stops Along N. P. ' Zi—The influenza | feyolver loaded with gold bullets | were going to jackknife beneath me.! Fargo, N. D., May 27.—Spirited | 204 carloads or 5481 tons and the 1929 proved costly! once owned by Alex Peterson, |The darkness did not prevent me ! competition in ail contésts marked Midland Continental handled thi for the American life ingurance com’ | gambler and overlord of the Tor- | {rom fecling the frigid blueness of | recent North Dakota Agricultural cuit | carloads or 8481 tons and the Mice the Metropolitan Life Insurance com- | ‘dity mining camp 30 ycars ago. Deacon's eyes. lego twenty-second inter-high school |!and Continental handled three car- pany, whose death claim disburse- Stimson, the Ogden gardener, ‘Hello Henry,” I said unsteadily. May festival. loads, or 61 tons. ments for the epidemic months to- creates a new tension by demand- was looking for something.’ ‘The agricultural judging meet was ete taled $7,342,915 more than if the} #8 * private conversation with ‘You found it, too,” he returned | no exception, with a strong - death rate for the same period in| Henry Deacon, the police chief. i sae a son, N. D., team consisting of Leon- 1927-1928 had prevailed. cHAWTE A xed here, Henry!” I began indig- | ard Scheller, Edward Kinn and Fran! view ‘Wolfs amassing a total point sitdon whitn: OOBEEBe: tireeene JERRY'S KEYS “It's no use, John.” His voice was | in the fave of determined meee out October, November, Dececiteer, Deacon led Stimson through a door | Weary. “I know what you think of | Park River took second honors with i : *|in the north wall of the library. This | that boy. I like him myself, too; but | a 3,168 score, and was closely followed January and February, the Metro- I ly litan's statistical bulletin points out | 40r gives entrance to a little den thought a good deal more of the | by Hazelton with 3,187, Lvetge wd points out | which Jerry Ogden has taken for his | father than I do of the son, and if] a annually by the | State Board Refuses to Pay for that. while «th it a medal, dod eee Te Ge Ratg BROBSEOEN cr | ONT! DUTDONES. Jerry killed Andrew he's going to| saddle and Sirloin club cf the college, of WILL BE HERE AUGUST 1 Some of Members to Make Trip to Alaska; All to Witness Big Operations St. Paul, May 27.—Northwestern lumbermen, principally retailers in Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Illinois, Wiscon- sin and Michigan, arc completing i" I watched Deacon shut the door | Pay for it!” was won by Gerard Geoughnor Auto Gi plans for a trip to the great lumber the io endorse, fe behind them with deep misgivings for peu eld You are crazy!” | Hazelton, who was the highest indi. sing Suffored producing areas of the Pacific north the 1920 epidemic, it was responsible, |r’ suspected what Stimson was going| He laughed shortly. “I don’t know | vidual point winner. Hazelton won the While Courting |. heart, I began | SO much about that. Stimson came | stock-: thousands of lives and was the out- | tell him. Heavy of stock-judging contest, which had the standing public health development | ‘© Pace up and down the room. This | out pee nine-thirty. | He saw! A. C. loving cup as a prise, In ad-| Accidents sustained while riding on of the closing months of 1928 and place stifled me, the odor of death | Jerry rush down here in his white} dition, the members of the team will Sunday afternoon with a “lady the first quarter of 1929. was in my nostrils. Unable to stand | flannels, he heard you call after him, represent the state in the national yo-| friend” usually are com} able, The death rate for influenza and it any longer, I mumbled something | he heard you shout to Jerry that he R. E. Wenzel, comm at or the pneumonia, among the company's about going out for a breath of air | had Nl something. Jerry's car! Kansas City next November, Mem-| state workmen's portman bue 18,500,000 ‘industrial policyholders and made for the hall door. was in the garage at nine. It isn't | bers of this team are Maynard Sholt,|reau, said here hea during 1928-1929 period, was approxi- ‘The crisp night air revived me, and | there now. When you saw him he | Gerard Geoughnor and Albert Lar-| Incident , wens i said “ mately only one-fifth as high as dur- with no definite object in view I pro- | was on his way to the garage.” wick, with Darel Brown as al " tally, Wenzel |, certaii Ne 18! ceeded slowly down the drive and| I fell back, bringing my hand for- ( ‘aia ing the 1918-1919 pandemic. In the I H along the winding path which leads} ward so that I might hurl the keys . Beach Wins Di Contest light of past experience, it is belleved | into my own preserves. Brooding | far into the trees and shrubbery be- The dairy aviisasee the contest Se ee eaten, and rer the |over the tragedy, I passed through | hind me. The unexpected happened, | was won by Beach with Carl Uecker, [passer ihe a in full the French window. Lucy was sitting | then. As my hand shot backward | Douglas Evans 1| The application which attracted west. The lumbermen, to the number of 125, will travel in a special de luxe train through the Northwest scenic Tegions, stopping en route, combin- ing recreation and business. According to G. F. McNeill, of Min- Neapolis, assistant general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific rail- way. the personnel of this special train party will be representative of the midwest retail lumber industry. The lumbermen will travel over the Northern Pacific, leaving Minneapolis . - e mortality figures are available, it will fiv 1 July 31. The party will be headed by “Well, Sport, here's where we go back to the neck and giblet diet.” -pneu- |" the arm chair in front of the fire, | five warm fingers closed upon it and | Ernest Helm, Wentel' L, L. Schaaf, Pierre, S. D., president . Be eee tebe tai ae PNEU-| which had burned down to a handfui|the keys were whipped out of my : Pon eae ae rie hee of the Merrill-Schaaf Lumber com- ars 880 WAS! of embers. Her face was buried in|grasp, Deacon gave a roar of anger,| North Dakota at the national dai iG tion on August 8. Rainicr National | dramatics, there is said to be an| about five times as serious as during 3 iry any, who is president of the North- ‘1 s # her arms, but when I whispered her | Swept me aside, and sprang past me. | show 6 Western Lumbermen's association. |PArk will be visited, Jabundance of comedy and romance| the recent outbreak, when It 1s estl- | name she looked up at me. 1 saw |Spinning around, I was justin time to [St Lour ” “ Oe Held next fall at “ ander” | i i ited 120,000 deaths occurred as Some Going to Alaska The steamship “Dorothy Alexander” | in the film. tone t a total of 600,000 in 1918-1919, | at she knew what had happened. | see Lucy vanish into the darkness of - Leading Teams The party will be intact on its tour | Will take probably 50 members of the oa against a total of 600,000 in 1918-1919. | rhe white misery of her face wrung | the trees, Lucy, whom I had supposed of the Pacific Northwest, but at|Party on August 9 from Seattle for a ELTINGE THEATRE ‘The peak in 1918" the bulletin | my heart. Lucy is always so gay and | Was in bed by this time! The first three teams in each class ‘ In pensat Seattle 40 or more of the members |¢Tuise through the inside passage to/ The haunting beauty of the | SAYS, , was reached tn October, only &/nuoyant.” What was I going to say| Tet off after them, Lucy had gone | they eqoonge tigi ne ,order in which | rater’ tor itis souk tant he gesuitea will continue for a trip to Alaska, | southeastern Alaska points. A thrill-| tropics, the grim drama pf the is-|.m Mott rete OF ea05 "pe, |to her? She came towards me and| like the wind and Deacon, who is a| "pn sed. were as follows: no regular wages for his work in his The itinerary as arranged provides | ing special train ride through the |). 90. aeamer th lit ; 6.000 holievholdere. From this pant {Put her soft arms around my neck. | decade or so younger than I, also soon +! father's business, but his father f for a two-hour stop on August 1 at | White Pass to the headwaters of the |/ander against the complications of | 100,000 policyholders. From this point |" «ve just heard about Uncle An-|Jeft me behind. ‘The gate opened, M nished him with clothes, room and Medora, N. D., for a western rodeo | Yukon river in Alaska has been ar-|@ white man’s civilization and a ro-|the rate declined rapidly. The No-| dew,” she said gently. Lucy has | slammed shut, opened again. I went : 3 horses, S si Program. August 2, 3, and 4 the |Tanged. ‘These members of the party | mance of the South Seas people are| yember figures were 1,035; December /catieq Ogden that for years. headlong over a vine. Dazed by the| Auman gvelva, | Mac sti00D) | Cena, Thal Gettin Gee party will be in Yellowstone National | will return to Seattle on August 18. Ifound in “The Pagan,” Ramon No-| March 362. The peak mortality of |, “YoU. Sot away carly.” I could|fall, I did not move for 8 moment. | poy Starkweatl F Pi rengi ge his son cost him about $180 a month. Park, making an automobile tour,) For those members of the party not | varro’s new picture, a sound syn-| the 1928-1929 outbreak was in Janu- | ‘Mink of nothing clse to say. The French window of my den| River: ‘corn, Jat tg york | Tt the bureau were to accept the ¢laim Saige by ee ot Cody ae stopping sparen R hd itech pepe ca chronized film in which Novarro] ary and was only 411 per 100,000. It ii Bate Jerry didn’t come so I drove reese 2 eer ota co boosie Harvey; grain, Kenmare, Sioa on that basis the youth would be en- at all points of interest, leaving by en ma St sings “The Pagan Love Song,” ? jome alone.” fas just in time ump int 3 id sh compensation August 5, a one-hour stop will be _ f 4 being shown at the Elti for todi e on my shoulder, an let her grief | back door. = - Set aonc: : a ne identalle, | December. have its way. Soon her dark eyes} “See here, Henry.” “—_ nemed are: tb bee dhrd oo made at Sandpoint, Idaho, for a close- | !arge fir and cedar mills in the|}and “Tuesday. This, incidentally, up observation by the retailers of the | Puget sound area. Sunday, August! marks Novarro’s debut on the talk- Humbird mill of the Weyerhaeuser | 11, an all-day cruise on Puget sound, | ing screen, and is alone worth the Lumber company. Later that day terminating at Scattic, will be the | price of admission, TLcter ome atiaa taneameries Spokane will be the stopping point, go Satie the trip. _ ties | ,,,Filmed in the South Seas, amid| looked that several years have shown |, What was I to say to her? I tried with trips to the immense lumber ie Jumbermen in both parties | the gorgeous sunsets, blue waters higher mortality rates for influenza- to avoid her eyes but their cxpression mills on Couer d’ Alene lake. That | Will return to their homes at their | and exotic greenery, the play is a pneumonia. Among Metropolitan in- | “85 imperative. night the retailers will be guests at | Convenience from Seattle. vivid filmization of John’ Russell’s| gustrial policyholders, the combined| |Where is he, Uncle John?” a dinner dance tendered by the West- ae famous novel and the film clings| mortality rate for influenza-pneu- |, 400't know where he is,” I cried ern Pine Manufacturers association. | © @ | closely to the original book. Like monia, in 1928, was 94.1 per 100,000, | ¢¢sperately. . Eee feature a ae eins a pet an| | AT THE MOVIES | “White Shadows in the South Seas,”| This was very much lower than for bec cone ete she eee in Egat eg aceite Beef, Myron Anderson (Towner), Where the lumbermon will be ‘guests | Or eat ec ereetaction was filmed in) 1929 (159.5) and was also more or less | Haver something happened tol upon the step sn’. COWM Heavily) ataynard Scholtz (Hazelton), Prank B wn : CAPITOL THEATRE a Topical locations, amid the} pelow the figures for 1926, 1923 and PPC a 4 5 Murray (Wilton); dairy, ‘Herold ee eto company sand ; A be aeneies on the islands of Polynesia.| 1922 (105.6, 107.7, .and 95.3 respect T must have them,” Henry sald at | starris (Almont), Lioyd Johnson (Ha. the Brooks-Scanion Lumber com-} Thrill-secking theatregocrs will be} Novarro plays a young islander, | ively), ‘The peak months of the 1920 " + Nothing has/ length. zeny, Carl Ueckert (Beach); hogs, pany, The retailers actuall¥” will amply satisfied at | the | Capitol | half » who is pitted against the | outbreak were February and March, 4 Riera Notas. bas |. EAL Bis uples was. gontter, Nori Johnson: (iiitisboro).. Prank roccuipesglied low at night. 7 n : Bins # two OY | of nature, with his vivid fight under| rates, Among Metropolitan policy- | ittie “while before . ... it happened. | _ His hand fell on my shoulder. I've | ‘@nsen- (Blabee); horses, Miles Mad- | etters trom foggy old dodgers offer- Portland, the “City of Roses” is on | ing climax of the picture | water with the sharks, his canoe| ROUGEIs were 612.0, and 4994 per | put yourself together and go to your| got to act as I sce fit, Jobn. the itinerary for Wednesday. August jis shown in an atmosphere of crack- | rides and other thrills, Novarro has considerably in excess of the recent |700™- Til tell you about it after: i. 7. Portland lumber manufacturers |ling automatics and vengeful gang-|the most strenuous of his roles since peak figure of 410.5 recorded for wards. I must go back now.” ; y lionaires, who have difficulty raising have made arrangements for auto-|sters, and the final reel of this pic- |“Ben Hur.” dan 1929. . She clutched my hand for an in. fi try, Bert (ichiorgagy ie ranville) the price of a bowl of stew. The mobile drives through the parks and |ture dealing with a girl's reach for| Renee Adorce plays “Madge,” the sree A thus obvious that, for the|Stant: then she kissed me on the lips His hand tightened. I'm] richard” Lynn, (Ashley) py? 2 j | theatrical offices are bombarded with boulevards and over the entire Col- | happiness is said to keen the specta-| white adventuress, rival of the na- country at large, the recent out= and, turning, went out of the room. |sorry, John. She's a fine girl—Lucy. | scnetler (Hankinson): - ec J and Thee Be anne: ate eas pte perched on the edge of eau girl for the dave lat the youth, Soak far less serious than the eels. nae i it a ra ie ceerhing I have to make Keiffe (Park River), M. schulie (Ha: inspect the lumber mills and the | seats. with a convincing skill. Doroth: mn my im| ion that Jerry rwise. ‘(Ma ty i shipping facilities along the Willa-| Many of the scenes were made| Janis, a newcomer, appears. as the Seat pandemic, and that, so far as it| dropped something as he fled down | I nodded for I knew he meant what | 22i40n). G- Luther (Mandan): grain, mette river with the program arrang- | just as they appear on the screen,| native sweetheart, and Donald Crisp| ‘8 Possible to judge, in no city did the | tne drive, If my impression was cor- | he said. » Leo Schmit (Ken- ed by the West Coast Lumbermen's |with the actors, especially the lead-!as the domineering trader is No- | 1026-1820 death rate exceed forty per | rect 1 had better find whatever it] He left me, then. Desolate of | ™*Te)» Siguard Melotad (Park River). Corn witkinc--1 | Ployer has reported an average pay- My conciliatory tone stopped him. | creonard Behelten: Hoverd Winkncer | F0ll of only $180 ® year since 1928. ” “ John Hipp); grain judging, : ‘enmore ‘Leave her alone,” I pleaded. “We 0 didn’t know what we were do- | sedicateant eeaine Schmit, How- , eee and I have got to work | weather (Palmer. meceriea, Siew ° ni ee Huseby, Lester Ferley). what was ie Jour piasge ch? Well)” Medals tor high “individuals were ‘A bunch of keys?” awarded by the college of agriculture “Jerry’s keys?” A as follows: “Severe as. was the influenza situa- tion in 1928, a year featured by two serious outbreaks, in the spring and were fixed on mine again and I knew what was coming. “Where is Jerry, Uncle John?” association. ing man, Charles Morton, in_con-| varro'’s enemy. ‘was before Deacon or any of his men | spirit I sat where I was for a little hools who called her Visit Amazing Longview siderable’ real danger from flying ee Ni is further evident that the influ- | Came upon it. 1 hurried through the | while, sorrowing for’ the frlend who| poninine we semble nor ot the | times® dav, and finally At Longview, Wash., the “Magic|bullets, In one episode Morton} CHAMP SWINE RAISER oe a rine “the | Window, crossed the garden, and|had gone. Then I got up and tried | schools entered 1 for her in the lobby of her hotel ably more serious than during the| passed into the Ogden grounds. Mak- | the French window. Tecent outbreak, ing my way to where I believed the | (Copyright, 1929, William Morrow Co.) d i i City.” the conception and growth of |dodged a steel-jacketed missile by which has amazed municipal archi-|a scant three inches, the bullet shat-] The champion swine raiser of Min- E | i ij i tects, later on August 7 the party will|tering the window where his head| nesota is J. H. Nahrgang. In a re- ae mann en object had seemed to fall, I dropped _—_ be guests of the Long-Bell Lumber | had been a fraction of a second be-| cent contest Nahrgang got 92 pigs onto my knees and crept and pawed| Cireumstantial evidence tightens| caiem, 3, was kept awake by the strains of a company and the Weyerhaeuser Lum- | fore. from 10 sows, the average weight be- around the cinder walk. Without re- | around Jerry. Will Lucy, save him?) 3 991 fiddle playing beneath her window. ber company. Here inspection of the} Mary Astor is co-featured with] ing 228 pounds per pig and 2097| 48 48 sult, however, and I decided to risk a | Continue this story with a ‘The serenader finally appeared in largest lumber manufacturing plants | Morton in the picture, Karle Foxe! pounds per litter. The total weight match. A installment. her hallway and her father roused. in the world is scheduled, with enter- |and Florence Lake heading the sup-| of the pork produced was 20,976 him out with cold water. When he tainment in the evening. Porting cast. In addition to the] pounds. fell on his knees and begged for but Tacoma, picturesque city on Puget quires into source of published one glance at her, there seemed sound, will occupy the party's atten- Sinan Today in Congress “Lenroot rell call.” nothing to do bu ail soe patie: ee DSS ee i; e Senate manufactures commit- turned out to a ‘imental a TTS Je Conference to Be Held at Sioux . tee is called to act on tex- who had watched her from a gallery, ° a aily Cross-word Puzzle By The Associated Press tile labor it for many days. | Weather Report | Falls June 5-6 on Drive baa 4 Ne Re S*when Irving Berlin and Elli — ° CROSS 5 i e committee resumes hearing on Mackay were trying to hide from the Mester iat 7 a. m. : ; ae Solution to Saturday's Puzzle —&. Pe aining to in Midwest States PS oh agen comemiees _rosmenee.-Leetnes <n press after, the (fieney Highest yesterday . * animal &. Salt of altrie — of tariff bill amendments. sion measure. ceived nearly offering Lowest last night 5. Fresh-water , id Sioux Falls, 8. D.. May 27—(P}— Senate judiciary committee H i i fal 2,086; Stanley, 1,044; 4 Precipitation to 7 a. m. : fish ; cohotle Every phase of the campaign to Senate continues debate on 5 Highest_wind velocity aT astine 10] ve, arin eradicate tuberculosis in livestock will ped ha, considers subcommittee report on waters an 1,617 j pene. 1.475; ‘10. . 2 to investigate president's egetable be discussed by national authorities rules committee withdrat lands, | land, 1,802; Ashicy, Small things ie Bintter in the fifth annual mid-western Senate in- right to i" w public oll , 1,803; ° nge EF r Hil 5 a8 states tuberculosis conference here, [0] clamor wee A pariagly June and 6. ‘ en [ourourway. SS S Keen FH conference is expected to draw i Fe : R WAY By Williams | — RARER Gee | acme yemsrese ser OUT OU y + # i i i i gs itt Heaped vp Heguiation 3, Fae ee Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Pythias ota. Dakota. The effect of tuberculosis in live- i i «: 1 bee Sd 5. CARN IT, ALL! > Margy WE'LL Finisrt TH’ CAR .T' MORROW iq i 3 Ooo ON * of ‘the NENIN', ARCH. wn nearly s. thous st. Merit WOO 80080 OOO i . Caen Deine, 2 ee ae — pee WELL I OAREVT LEAVE cigar store Soothe! re tee, passe § Cwet city “ ent i wi uP im - A SP NIN NE Et a . . 43. Pilot Any THING. ae se cee Duws 4 Call ot “4 anonymity. Within the week I have 32. Footiine past Efaens Bikinish observed several phenomenons which: : eerfal g Si 44. Compiet: Lower i in SE Fike man of the states of the mid-west ‘The program also will include talks by H. 1. Smith, commissioner at the National Livestock Exchange, Chica- go; A. C: governor ! E i i [ 4 43. Northe: Ei i [ i rR cil ipa Ssesstasssenstscasse Sasagsss BBeaebezeokys Bue x ti i EE3| i: a Poy felt 9 Eahgre i rel irl, ii § E i Eis if f [ 2 ‘Dakota: Mostly be exhibited in a public automobile,” who to ‘and Tuesday, with probably tion at @ local packing plant see ced cay cosak co toed Tuesday. opening event of the two-day. same block. “ re area is cen- local plant of the’ John | 20th century, : as States and slong Company plant, ses vescane yay speak, on A bulletin from the phone coi A to the in Hogs pany informs me that there are now : i Se ae far .| York, of these are owned i Bi } & abs Pa ii [ z & 5 it : | i He i I