The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 6

"on when the finance committee meets | Lay Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Lewis; Indiana_Sister Died | Lay funeral services for Mrs. Ella | Lewis, 67, were held at the Capttcl | funeral parlors at 10 o'clock this | morning. after which the 1 itciment jwas made in St. Mary's cemetery. IS ENDANGERED BY Snowden Remains Firm in Re- | wonna, Indiana, received by Jus. ph | 7 | Tschumperlin, was to the effeci. tiat | fusal to Consider Applica- | sister cought out there no longer | tion of Young Scheme 6 REPARATIONS PLAN | was living. OLDEST INN CLOSES The Hague, Aug. 9.—(%—The con- Washington. Aug. 9.—(?)—Prohibi- tennee ‘ofthe orernnionts, called to CALIFORNIA MAN iN {tion Commissioner Doran said Tang | London.—The Chandos Arms hotel, he was preparing to bar“the use of | Edgeware, erected in England during H] riftes by prohibition agents in several | the eleventh century, has been closed. communities. | It is said to be the oldest tavern in | No change is contemplated. how- | England. At the time of its closing, arrange application of the Young | reparations plan, appeared on the sur- | face to careen dangerously near & break-up today. with the firm stand} of Philip Snowden, British chancellor of the exchequer. threatening disrup- tion before negotiations had well be- gun. To observers, it appeared the most cextrous handling by such states- men as Aristide Briand and Dr. Gus- tav Stresemann would be required to| Minneapo! ‘Aug. 9.—)—Charles avert a deadlock and at least tem- (J. Chenu. yamento, lif, today porary collapse of the negotiations, was the new grand worthy president in the absence of any -promise of |of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. compromise in British determination | He, with other officers, was elected as reiterated by Mr. Snowden yester-|at the annual election yesterday at day. |the order's national convention here. Such was the tenseness of the clos-| He succeeds Edward J. Ryan, Phila- ing hours of yesterday's committee | deiphia. sessions, adjournment over today and| Other officers elected are: Robert ‘until tomorrow was agreed upon. with, Proctor, Elkhart, Ind. grand ! hope prevalent that a softening of |worthy vice president; George Nord- feeling and easing of the situation |jin, St. Paul, grand worthy chaplain; might develop. ;John 8. Parry, San Francisco, grand | Plan in Danger secretary; Joseph H. Dowling, Day- Private conversations today be- | ton. ©., grand treasurer; Francis tween M. Briand and other leaders |Haves. Norristown, Penn. grand were looked to as possibly affording | Worthy conductor. some way out of the stalemate, waich | John Hogan. Lowell. Mass. grand threatened not only the Young plan | Worthy inside guard; John A. Kelly. but the entire structure of negotia-|San Francisco. insurance director; tions seeking final liquidation of | and Paul E. Steffler. San Antonio, | problems growing out of the world /Texas. John A. Abel. Marion. O.,| war. Michael _H. Sweeney, Binghamton. N. Mr. Snowden's statements yester- | ¥-. and Walter Keil. Sheboygan, Wis., day were but a reiteration of views |stand worthy trustees. expressed Tuesday and Wednesday,| More than 150.000 persons wit briefiy, that Great Britain considers | Nessed the convention parade itself ill-used in the division of the | terday through downtown Minn German reparations under the Young | Olis. er ward J. Ryan in High Of- fice; 150,000 See Parade | 01 the percentage of division agreed up- ,the St. Cloud, Minn., Aerie. on at Spa. San Francisco was chosen as the Henri Oheron, French finance min- 1930 convention city of the Fraternal ister, stated the Young plan must be |Order of Eagles at the annual con- ‘accepted as it was and without alter- | vention today. ation. His sentiment was echoed by Alberto Pirclli, Italian undersecretary for foreign affairs. Offer Substitute The situation gave rise to many reports. Among those current were rumors Premicr MacDonald would; with this award, the Framinghal come to The Hague from London ‘team has won trophy twice rage next week, and that M. Briand had| cession. Should they win it again at get August 22 as the limit of delay to the 1930 conclave, it will become their Teaching an agreement. pos Mr. Snowden’s speech wes a pret | Permanent ee TAKES LIFE OF MAN ‘This resolution was to be voted up- Minneapolis, Aug. 9—?—Coming | in contact with a 4.000 volt power Or the | Wife while making repairs, Walter | Lindquist, 27. a lineman for the Northern States Power company was | killed today. A fellow worker, Ed- ward Rudolph, 25, was bedly burned | about the face and hands while mak- | ing an attempt to rescue Lindquist. Both men were working near the top | of a 45-foot pole when the accident | occurred. | Jones & Webb @s.s. The Grand Aerie cup. a diamond encrusted creation of solid silver, standing five feet high, was awarded the Framingham. Mass., degree team, which was adjudged the best drilled, uniformed and disciplined body par- ticipating in the contest. again Saturday, but there were indi- cations today a vote would be averted by the Icaders for the present to give heads of the delegations more time to talk things over and attempt to, soften the intransigeance British chancellor. N.D, CROP AVERAGES ~ STILL RUN SPOTTED Rye From 8 to 29 Bushels, Bar-| ley 19 to 27, Oats 35, and Wheat 8 to 12 to Acre Phones 34 Saturday Specials: Quart Mazola White Tuna Fish, in glass, 2 for ...... 107 Fourth Further figures wired in to the Soo Line agricultural department from towns along the road, show the crops continuing to return spotted averages. Additional reports to those published last week are: Lidgerwood, 60 acres rye, 11 bush- els average; 40 acres wheat, bushels. Ransom, rye running 6 to 15 bushels to the acre. Forman, 40 acres oats, averaging 35 bushels, 40 acres wheat, 11 bush- els, 80 acres wheat 12, 60 acres barley, 27. Oakes, 60 acres rye, 10 bushels, 40 acres wheat, 8. Home Grown Vegetables Fancy Yellow Sweet Corn (best we ever had so far.) Berries, peaches, melons and other fruits are ex- tremely nice just now. Coggswell, 30 acres barley, 18 ee bushels, 48 acres barley, 21, 20 acres// Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee and Teas rye, 15. Merricourt, 51 acres barley, 21 1 Iced! Serve them once. is. Kulm, 25 acres barley, 19 bush- Moffit, 80 acres rye, 6 bushels, 40 acres wheat, 12. Bismarck, 80 acres wheat, 10 is, 90 acres, 11. “Coleharbor, 60 acres rye, 9 bush- els, 80 acres wheat, 5. , 90 acres rye, 8 bushels, 40 Bate rye, 29. ‘Van Hook, 60 acres rye, 8 bushels. < Sanish, 50 acres rye, 9, 70 acres barley, 20. iter are ere eee ‘DORAN T0 BAR USE Commissioner Will vhere rifles are necessary for protec- Charles J. Chenu Succeeds Ed- tion ‘of the agents. bite One of the floats which at- © plan and will insist upon a return to | tracted attention was that entered by yy 4 = = F = 2 z H Stewart's White Tuna Fish in glass, 2 for / There is no denying— THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1929 AGRIGULTURISTS OF SOUTH 10 BE FIRST | discuss the matter by correspondence j with his administrators. He declined to say what reasons prompted his decision. Doran said his decision still would \permit agents to use their service ‘revolvers in the densely populated OF RIFLES IN WAR at \rifles for protection. | The peeled o the Detroit area, where one of the agents recentl Make No rit rrie life, he continued, was well in hand. “We are better off there than we have ever becn before,” he said. Change in Sparsely Settled Districts; Better Off it was in fair condition. This tavern is not without competition as to being | the oldest in England. The Bell Inn, ‘The commissioner said no general ; at Finedon, is said to date back to rder would be issued but he would | the tenth century. ver, in sparsely settled districts The Secret of Coolness 1s In Light, Easily Digested Foods SHREDDED WHEAESs With all the bran of the whole wheat With whole milk, does not heat the blood or tax the tion. It is not only cooling but s — saves drudgery and expense. Ready-cooked, ready to eat. aunnennenanunnennt ausnvevcnvencevenenouencavcnvencevuavonauecenencnvcncancoacaveruanennone Scott’s Grocery DELIVERIES 9:00 and 10:30 A. M. — 2:30 and 4:30 P. M e Open till 10 o'clock Saturday nights 311 SEVENTH STREET PHONE 816 Specials for Saturday Sunshine Graham Crackers, 2 Ib. pkg. . eer Block Salt, cach ....ececccceeeseseceeecceeseces BMC Mazola Oil, quart ......cssesccceeeeeeseeseecees 59 Seasonable Fruits Nunnnnnenenevevonenevenanenncucnenenenanacecennenesecenenennnnnccsenansnngqonene * 402 Main Ave. LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST, per Ib. ......... 18c ... 28¢ SQUARE DEAL MARGARINE, Ib. ..17¢ Fancy Lean Bacon Strip or Half Lb. 26c Smoked Sugar Cured Ham Butts, lb. .27¢ Spring Chickens, Ib. ...36¢ | Stewing Hens, Ib. .....25¢ Butter b BUTTER, 2 Ib. roll ....... 18K Peanut But- ter, quart jar... IGA Elbow Maca- roni, 3 pkgs. .... Oranges, sweet juicy, 3 doz. ..... Faney Blueberries j the ' chan _ Washington, Aug. 9.—(AP)—Ag- crop so it can be | riculturists of the south, rather than those of the great wheat regions, \ distribution plants of the organiza- @ Dick's Save on Every Order Phone 279 CARNATION MILK, 3 tall cans . 47c 2lc 63c | are the first to federal farm board’s | revolving | Recognizing the menace of the |which has been exposed | Mediterranean fruit fly and the!to prevent spread of the jneed for emergency aid to minimize \the loss from its depredations, the ‘board's first loan has been allotted 10 WIN BOARD HELP :: the Florida United Growers and | | Florida Citrus Growers Ex- ge to hel| The money is to 18K Pineapple, No. 2 1-2 can.... Kellogg’s Bran Flakes, 8 pkgs. .. fund. ip those cooperativ marketed. Phone 279 .. 87¢c 32c 29c FANCY FRUITS - -- FRESH VEGETABLES Brown & Tiedman All Phones 1400 All Phones 1400 Where Quality Counts Fancy Blackberries The Sanitary Store Cantaloupes Fancy Raspberries Fancy Peaches Grapefruit Fancy Pears Plums Currants Apricots Green Apples Chokecherries Bananas Lemons Oranges Honey Dew Melons Fresh Corn Wax Beans Head Lettuce Carrots Beets Sweet Potatoes Celery Tomatoes Cucumbers Green Onions Cauliflower Minneopa Jell Powder, NE ocevcspenecesnsseensce Mazola Oil, quart size, special per quart ........ .59c Toa-Tea Orange Peko 50 Individual Balls, 59 nbee walase Cc special per package ...... Sater) Stewart White Tuna Fish, 2 1-2 oz. glass jar, special 2 jars for ........ Sun Ripe Olives, large size, special 2 35c cans for ... Pimento Cups, 6 cups in a bottle, .23C i Her per bottle |. ylmar Fancy Breakfast Figs, 25 special per pint can ... Kitchen Klenzer Powder, special 5 7c cans for ........eeeeeees 3 Ib. can Crisco and 8 lip measuring cup for . Fancy Oranges, No. 288 size, special 2 dozen for ......... Choice Watermelons, 24c T1¢ medium size, each seseree AIDE and 55c CORN, Fancy Sweet, 3 cans... JELLO, 3 packages JAR RUBBERS, per dozen . MAZOLA, DELIVERIES (Satardays) 9100 ~ 10:30 A.M. 2:00-3:30-5 P.M. con- (Weeks Days) Mar- 9:00 - 10:30 A.M. 32c 4c quart can ee 3 tall cans ..... COOKIES, Just Fresh, 4 Ibs., assorted ...- TUNA FISH, 2 1-2 oz. glass 2 tor .. ge HILEX, for washing, regular 25¢c, per bottl .. 84c ..20¢ All Fruits and Vegetables of stason. Marcovitz Grocery We Please Where Others Promise 905 Front Avenue—Phone 957 are of the $500,000,000 be used to equip | ti ith heating. and faci unaffected regions. The cotton growers’ es ‘agriculture department’s \in the preparation of this year’s condition report. After the cotton growers’ appeals, the board plans to take up the problems of wool producers. is jes to mcet government re- quirements for treatment of fruit | night that she was 18 “Then I feel sorry for the editor of LIBEL SUIT bY to the fly larvae into the Morning Sneeze.” “How is that?” marketing August 1/ considering | in its traffic problem. YOpera now rivals remedy is sought. “Peggy confessed at the party last r “The paper said Peggy's 30-year-old problem is regarded in many quat-jtwin brother was visiting her.”—Tit- ters as urgent in view of the 15,-) Bits, 643,000-bale crop indicated in the | Paris sympathizes with New York The Place de Forty-second street and Broadway for congestion and @ selling and recommend- Ing Puritan Malt and you find a dealer who gives his custom- ers real value. "Watt —all quality because It’s all barley For Olives Rice Kingbird, Syrup Delicious Het Phone 564 — ‘Phone 279 — Phone 371 — Cooking, quart can. 62c Fancy Blue Rose... Fancy Pink... BHR 3 Marshmallows ..........19¢ Salads snd Desserts... Pastlett, in Syrup, Large No. 2% Me sesssss DOC Salads and Fancy Spanish 5S in. 34 Tall Cons,. OSC Cane and M. 38c a eecccescees Silver King Fizz 2 ».u...29¢ JELLY POWDER Aworted Flavors, for Weather Arne. 27C Tiree Can OC Bismarck @ Stores Phone 1080 — BISMARCK FOOD MKT. — 116 4th St. — 508 Ave. D — 305 7th St. — 204 Sth St. COOK’S GROCERY DICK’S GROCERY R. T. GROCERY > ee Sr ee ee FP ‘ oe ‘wt ee eecvrass eae eat <b e2uwoe ae eee