The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1929, Page 7

’ = ' combinations of the vocal concert ‘ New Demonstrations WILLIAMS SINGERS BEST IN SPIRITUALS Colored Artists Give Mixed Pro- gram in Kiwanis Benefit at Auditorium For Barnes | Proved The Kiwanis club successfully put | over its benefit concert for its young ; people's welfare work fund, at the auditorium, Thursday evening, when the Williams colored singers appear- ed there in a mixed program. The Williams singers are somewhat of a novelty. Any negro aspiring to be an artist in the several lines of estheticism must seem more or less so, One asscciates colored singers with southern plantations, with the levee, the river, the cottonfields and the southern moonlight. When col- ored artists, especially singers, ap- pear in such a setting, a genuine en-| ° tertainment is assured. If, however. the colored artist essays the roles of Italian opera, there is an unreality about the performance, as in the singing of the sextet from Lucia, last evening, by the Williams singers. Now, the Williams singers appear- ed in a combination of musical roles. They sang negro spirituals, popular old southern melodies of the Stephen Foster type and operatic selections. As entertainers in the realm of the| negro they outshone their more sophisticated efforts as cultured ar- tists. They were out of their setting there. It was like stunt singing. But they were not only at their best in the spirituals and folk songs which they sang, they were in their world. That was artistry enough. It proved them one of the peerless Each shown Freak o'clock ing on struck. rescue stage. As for voices, they have them (gh iienally rare euality., As for training, they have all gone through eth schools of the very highest id vey now tne Lecamque of ther “Gratt definitely. Among the outstanding numbers ,” by Miss Boucree and chorus; the quartet from Verdi's Rigoletto; and the negro spirituals. PRESIDENT OF STATE BAR REPORTED DYING Judge Horace Bagley, McHenry State’s Attorney, Is in Rugby Hospital Minot, N. D., Oct. Horace Fay of Towne: torney of McHenry county and presi- cent of the North Dakota Bar asso- ciation, is at Minot this afternoon. Road Board Receives Request to Extend U.S. Highway No. 83| Request that U. 8. highway No. 83! be ex! d north from Bismarck by Vashburn, Max, Minot and Wesihop? to the Canadian border . has been received tate highway commission. lication was made for fon and the commission | vould be granted | ion of the surfacing. Sur- complete and connection has do with a Canadi et the numeral been attached to the route. he route extended only to Pierre, S. D. Later ended south through South a and Kansas. Normal Schoo! Alumni Inquire Anent Changes Alumai of no: ftate whic may u curricula have b: ne anxicus to what will happen to their schools under the proposed plen of the board ef administration. State officials still maintain that al schools in the dergo changes in schools, Just the same. 2 number of queries have 1 out that the board can ¥ Special Seals of Fars Mond; and Tues Ceteber 21 and Serzh Gold Shop. day, | 22, at the Meeting With Success Teaching demonstrations for con- solidated schools, held for the first time this fall in Burleigh, Kidder, Miss Bertha R. Palmer, state super- {intendent of public instruction. onstrations, the superintendent says, and county In Barnes county, five schools have | | been represented at each conference, Nell A. FARMER KILLED BY BOLT OF LIGHTNING Storm at Grand Forks Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 18—iPi— Herman Johnson, 43, a farmer living near here, was instantly killed at 7:30 struck by lightning. Johnson and a hired man were rid- killed one horse and knocked Joln- son’s companion from the load un- conscious. burning hay. Lightning is very rare in this cli- mate in the fall of the year. MALAGA Grapes, per case . Bpeanés fer ss ....-20 25c value Tail Salmon, 1 1d. tin ... Me value Kraut, Minneops, 2 tb. tin 30c value Pineapple, Libby’s Crushed, 2 lb. tin . tic value Pineapple, Se value Pineapple, broken sliced, 2 1-2 Ib. tin . ARROW 3O0OT COOKIES, 2 Ib. package 26c value Green Giant Peas .... 40c valuc Budded Walnuts, extra large, 1b. 15¢ value Rice Krispies, Kellogs's . 15e vatuc Shoe Polich, Bixby's, 3 fcr CAMPBELL’S SOUP SPRING CHICKENS ;;" bipondbed . FRESH HAMBURGER ... Lamb Stew .. POT ROAST . LEG-0’-PORK HERRING THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929 Rural Teachers and Emmons counties, have Used by Brutal highly successful, according to y Minot, N. D., Oct. 1 y fi n= Pag Matter Fe taede mobile belonging to a } superintendents have | great interest in them. machine which three t lysed last Saturday nic! j assaulted and robbed Cooper, superintendent, says. | Home teat earlsrine, Coincident ‘vith the authorities let it be kn mer Minot taxi driv cently employed hav the lookout f wanted to ans Thunder and Lightning Arthur Zimmerman, held in the county jail lowing declaraticns by Takes Life of the bandit trio wi $1.160. this morning when he was mobile belonging to Du! , Minct, which the band pretending that they a load of hay when the bolt The charge set the hay afire, | struck him and hi Later they threatenc boy and stabbed the He recovered in time t@ Johnson's body from the veal the hiding place Although neither the TAXIDRIVER SOUGHT IN TORTURE ROBBERY of the identification of the m are searching for Terry son, that they recognized him ing light trouble, and then drew an th itdentify Minot Minot Man's Car as One Bandits in Farm Looting inot man to- day had becn identified as being th orture robbers ht when they Joseph Krim yoult been tipped off quainted with {where the money was hidden, |Henry county authoritie: questioned a neighbor farmer of the son told the yeggzs witete all of the | money was secreted, they found the aid al in hiding places diffi- | cauyteet. that the bandits had y some one a the robbery victims. —An auto- | ‘Helen Burton, ‘leave Saturday cvening f Beach where Mrs. inter, in the west, will return to Pelin, and his son, George, at their farm \ where she is gas agit the Camel’: Mrs. Mary Burton, 219 Third si Accompanied by her daughte Krim ba iin Burton Miss Burton, ell gift shop. ™ announcement ir own the in Montana and other West | been asked to be on! degree robbery as a co-de: Min tT hich obtained | ; ‘The younger Krim, shown an auto- \ nany of | said it was the machine } s came to the ike Col xperic her. d di fi th to thi father nor the NWVAYS. extra crisp and oven- fresh. 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