The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1929, Page 17

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, W -]+ GBNTRAL TIME ZONE. |= icine* Coton COSTE SIGHTER OVER | TO GOVERN RUNNING -MANCHURIAN BORDER . oe 1? ters per cent interest for long skort periods, |Makes Loans on Grain | Applicants for loans may obi {—Wioncer——] TORNADO AND FLOOD. c-2ss xa saya et | WREAK DIXIE HAVOC; a re iso, To Farmers in N. Dak. | inal ‘association at Ste Paul, "| Terminal Association appointments made Arrangements for federal loans to] gohn ‘Traynor and Olsen, ees Buttz, Devils Lake, editor of the state | the Farmers Union Terminal asso-| 1881, were the first to cross the Ag Conflicting Reports Deepen the; Charlotte, N.C. Oct. 2-—(AP)— | puttetin of music clubs, a rgarct | Clation for the benefit of members anti iz Rep pen the Rains continged over most sections | Bulletin of music clubs, and Margaret | or’ the union in North Dakota and| nb ceean in & rowboat, a of the Carolinas today, bringing ad- | Montana on farm stored wheat, flax, | (ditional threats of flood damage as < +. | rye, barley, and oats were completed | "28!ane. rivera, ¢ the aa rapidly | Hazelton Growers Ship sesicrday by the filing of an Inst neared flood stage. Eastern Nor! | ance bond. [Carolina and northwestern South! 6 Carloads to Market |°"this was announced by the term-| | Carolina rivers were nearer _over- — |inal association in St. Paul yester-| | flowing than those in other sections Hazicton, N. D., Oct. 2.—Shipment | day. < | lof the states. of six carloads of livestock to St.| Members of the union who have Mystery of the Disappear- ance of French Flyers Legislative Time Limit for Fil- ] ing Protests Expires With- . 4. out Objections Moscow, Oct. 2—(7)—A Chita dis- Patch today to the Soviet civil avi- ation authorities—unconfirmed To Our Customers ey elsewhere--said Captain Dieudonne ‘A negro boy was killed, and sev-|Paul , ‘ ifi WwW I ; ai % ‘ ‘ | y was killed, and sev- markets from the local stock- | farm storage certificates vho may e are pleased to announce spftilute of North Dakots railroads Coste, French aviator, was sighted |eral buildings: wrecked neat Black-|fards was seen as evidence that| obtain certificates may borrow mom, | that owittg to a New Rulin to opp sc e movemen A place sales . — ae border” Sep- ville, central South Carolina, when|farmers are disposing of surplus|ey of the mers Union Terminal J by the Inspection Bureaw rie ihe “that th ti re) ‘ribed |e Meurest witis ys after he left j winds of tornado velocity but of stock on account of the shortage of | association at five and three-quar- all OUR FIRE POLICT ss 4 a sf ime presc lig fae Jacques Bellonte, short duration, ‘swept the community |feed which prevents them from win- r by tHe dexinlatire will Bee ee Bre ee mae viilisisa esterday, | In general, however, |tering large herds. | ace 1 Go ee ; ; 1 wes! n = same time %! 101 ich accompanied the gener- he shipment included five car- } %j 1 kota railroads in the near future, received a dispatch frbm Kirensk, on ‘al rains were not of high velocity. |loads of cattle, carrying 197 head, and WITHOUT vadiional 9 ; ie on Gencral James Morris said oe teeta. river, 500 miles northeast | ————_—- one carload of hogs containing 134 hi ere today. of Irkutsk, denying the two aviators, | i i head. ‘8 al i charge. In July a state law placing the in their plane the “?,” had been seen | Recruiting Work in SEE AGSEMIAHIEG tHE cheat no Strike three! They si © © entire state in the central time zone over that city Sunday morning as Bismarck Postponed | market. date : beeame effective. Since _ railroad had been reported previously. : are out. Special sale at Let ete is ee by the ae ~ ‘The upshot of the conflicting $69 | Eeteeal Wigeht coated esl siwovestgennite of the U. 8. Atiny SOME HIKING Gambl 27 ‘ecommerce Commission, however, we ports was that more ery than | nt Ss like! ti : ee rolt.—' i : iamble’s, 27 inning of- Y J . they refused to change without an/Lovely Rachel Tarver, 19, above, will|¢ver was thrown about the here= | Re . hose ee Sppropriately. but hot | ee ee ee Antone SET On suerte Mh a * Bi) Le Barron order from that body and confusion |reign as “King Cotton” in Memphis,| ®bouts of the two men who left with for “Tex” Hightower, who is holding| today but, because they expect or] a ng gay Vi idee ficial baseball, $1.07. ‘ sesulted: Tenn., when the Mid-South Fair, the| Sasoline enough to keep them in the |O” for dear life. This remarkable! ders to return to Minneapolis today hiteh fniked thee heeler, recently | 5. Insure 4 Before July that portion of the! National Cotton Show and the Scuth.| @ir only for 50 hours, that is, unti;*cton picture was taken at Buda, /or tomorrow. have dropped plans for | HC} tte ae the Seely a eee a Semi-pro bat, 53c. Of- a ving west of the Missouri tiv-|ern Dairy Show are held jointly from|oon Sunday. ‘They hoped to fly; Texas, during a recent rodeo. | conducting recruiting work here. | 1s mate a alecen eer ee It 4 cr Was in the cule time zone; | Sept. 29 to Oct, 5. Miss Tarver is a|5000 miles eastward to Irkutsk, : 4 ies a3 ee GE WHO 8D a ee ee ficial indoor bat, 53c. ‘0 ii is area are i icy, = ¥ | * - * ” ee ete ae 5 A iy cha wnllneude with veapect: te time [Student at fog aa College bette fares verve dinanse Tight pital Sunday night, but yesterday|_ The soldiers announce that reeruit- peat Ae boys explain. They plan | ee ee ee < and failed to change when other sedecatic hele Pores “| was reported as recovering rapidly.’ ing work will be done here some-| i ee ee Office 312 1-2 Broadway + Communities changed their clocks, . red Bi | George Boelter and A. [.. Small, time next winter. ital of $200. | in accordance with the state law. | meeting Included, D. Sauer of Butte,| NJu ismarck Man who also soe ne Ea Valley City Is Che —— —— alice r Hosrtugite aeveriine wietber the Cuttin. The Sea ee, Released by Hospital| sunday night shortly after their alley City Is Chosen | (0000000000000 CCA railroads should comply. with the/O. D. Shively of Underwood, W. 5. ; Ag cleat ava ar For Musical Festival |: tate law was held here and_the|Southmayed of Wilton, Laurence! A*chie Holt, one of the three Bis-| The three men were riding in a penser x f © Gxaminer for the Interstate Com-| Johnson of Turtle Lake, A. G. Quan-| marck men who were injured Sunday | CaF owned by Charles Gairner, farm-| peyils Lake, N. D., Oct. 2—(P— $ i ‘> merce Commission recommended |beck of Mercer, and G. 8. Klovstad| M&ht in an automobile crash on the | ¢1 14 miles northeast of the city, valley City was chosen as the festival | % a » { that the railroads comply with the/of Washburn.” A number of the| DSmarck-Mandan inemorial high-| Shen it crashed with one driven by city of 1930 by directors of the North | 3 f “ Time for exceptions to his|eoaches and principals of the various | “2)Yesterday was released from) N. A. Freeburg, capital city con-' Dakota Federation of Music Clubs in |< q smmendations expired yesterday, | schools were also present. Mr. Shive.| {2¢ Mandan, hospital, where he had tractor. session here today. Knute Froysaa, | j torris said, and since none has been |iy was chairman of the meeting Sat.| ech Kept since the accident. ai sEL, Valley City, was clected director of | ' filed it is apparent that the federal|urday and Geo. Schaumberg the | Holt suffered a severe gash on| A French criminal feigned dumb- the biennial event which will be held | % body will aceept the recommenda: | ret; the forehead and shock. He was un-| ness and insanity for 15 years to! next May. ‘ ’ “\ tions. So as Morris knows the ‘conscious when brought to the hos-/ avoid a prison sentence. | Those selected to serve on the & Inter: Commerce Commissic 2 é | 2 has never rejected an examiner ' findings ept upon appeal of one of the parties interested. W. , r The order directing. the railroads ere -cnosen to ao , to operate on central time in western < Nerth Dakota has not yet been is- sued, Morris said, but it is apparent Ours is a h a ene that it will be. earty to th d . Railroads Favored weicome to the owners an 2 electrical wiring Under the new system all, time: F tables issued by the railroads an TRO aid ables Mi te nda management of the new standard time. For the convenience ef the railroads, however, and so that they may operate their divi- | } sions under one time rather than * change at the state line, the rail-; roads will be permitted to conduct their internal operations west of the | Missouri river on the basis of moun- | time as heretofore. In other words, the time shown on railroad * men’s watches and dispatcher’s clocks will be an hour ahead of the time shown on public clocks operated | by the railroads, The single exception to the rule will be the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad, which op- | erates through the southwestern | ‘orner of the state. Both western } South Dakota and Montana have mountain time and this railroad will not be required to change its time for the relatively short distance it operates in North Dakota, Young Bandits Turned Over to Glendive Cops Minot, N. Oct. 2.—Montana fficers have custody of two young n, apprehended by the Minot po- ice to whom one of the pair con- fessed that he was guilty of having committed a holdup at Glendive, Montana. The two men, John Franks, 26, and W. C. Stephenson, 23, were turned over by the police during the weakens to two officers from Glen- ive, The Montana officers said that a South Dakota farmer was the vic- tim of a holdup near that city, The officers said th Franks and Stephenson struck an acquaintance with the farmer, and Franks asked permission to ride with him. A short distance outside of Glendive, Franks told the farmer that there was a flat tire on his car. When farmer got out of the machine, Franks pulled a gun and robbed him of $145, He then compelled the farmer to walk down the road and e he drove the farmer’s car back to a point near Glendive where he abandoned it and rejoined his com- panion, Glendive officers telephoned de- scriptions of the two men to Minot and local police apprehended them. Suite617 | McKnightBidg. | Minneapolis, Minn. for Bismarck’s 81 new Paramount Theatre E, E. RICKE Electrical Contractor 206 Broadway Bismarck, N. D. Phone 81 manship by doing the sheet metal work in con- nection with the ventilating system, | t! ‘We added another laurel to our expert crafts- French & Welch Hardware Co. 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D. persons al Just two days remain to the pany aboard ship, the expectation it will arrive in New York early Friday morning. | ‘Architects for the