The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 21, 1929, Page 2

YORK AND SCOTTISH RITES AND SHRINERS SET BIG CEREMONIES El Zagal Temple of Funmakers, “Running Special Train in From Fargo Nov. 9 fection and Cons'story ary will in Bion North Dakota Ma itself over two we and Mandan, soon. Beginning with the fall York ri festival, Octeber 29 and 30, and con- cluding Saturday ber 9, with the pilgrimage temple, Ancient A bic Order, Noble: take in a class of period also will be marked by the N. D. Masonry to ‘o Spread Self Over Two Weeks in Sessions Here HIGH DEGREES GET CHARTER: ae | Saturday, Nov. 8, to Be Consti- | tution Day for Lodge of Per- | spread | of El Zagal| fall reunion of the Scottish Rite Free | Masons of the Valley of Bismarck. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1929 OH , YAY US KNEW -1 IWAS WAGHING OsHes , BOT I -HA! OH YAY US = MM OH Now-HARUL Meme 2? 1 DONT OH YAY US the fourth to the thirty-second, in- elusive, and will be featured by pres- entation of the charter just granted ‘at Washington by tl cil to the new ‘is and Clark con- sistory of the Scottish rite here. Bismarck has never ha rathering of the scope and number of this festival. reunion and pilgrim- Hundreds of the fraternity will be here over this period. ‘The pilgrimage of El Zagal te will be the crowning cvent ternal splendor. coming in a snecial de Fargo and will Saturday, November 9. From seed time until they leave on the rev for Fargo there will be spectacle: doings in the two cities, for Mandan 48 included in the pilerimace. Kraft Prepares Luzid C: + W. T. Kraft. chairman of the local committee of the Missouri Slope cere- monial session, has got out a lurid cireular about it, whereln the finest. of colored circus typography tells of the marvelous time and doings the Pilarimage is to bring to Bismarck and Mandan. The Shrine is the fun annex cf Masonry and El temple is going to live up to the reputation of the organization when it comes here. ‘This circular says “it will be a day | filled with lots of thrills, plenty of | mirti and oceans of jollity. four hours of rejoicing, rejuvenatic and revelry! Two ¢; ‘ous, colerful pageani processions! One mile lone! | ‘One at Bismarck and one at Mandan! Sumptucus fe: from 11 in the morning until 11 at night! Heaps to eat all day long. ‘Utterly impossible to get hiingry!’ Brilliant. spectacular grand entry. With impressive pres- entation of ritual. Something Byery noble will want to s r and re- nds that | tical of ites to | will satisfy the most noviezs and enable the candi y the Moslen test! Extraordinary features Zagal’s uniformed bodies. patrol will drilli—The chant chant—The Temple band—th and drum band will vs Will Bugle jone better any- f Weather — ‘| . ature at Highest veste Lowest last night | Frecipitatio Highest v a3) D. Saison B. Kansas ¢ Ww It i ch 8. Marie, Mien “rain Beatth Wen cloudy Sheridan, Sioux Git okane, yee inne: Winnipes, Man, clear: WEATHER Forecast For Bixmarck and vicinity: Some- what unsettled tonight and Tuesday. Cooler pig a akota: Somewhat un- ted feniens and Tuesday; possibly showers east portion’ tonighi. Colder tonight extreme west portion slightly warmer extreme east jon, Colder Tuesday, 200 the Great and “the ‘weather ts over the north fair weather pre: asissippl vail ‘This reunion will conier degrees from Supreme coun- | Masonic | age, stretched out over tie two weeks. | ¢ train from!‘ in here at 12:45, | Zagal , phone | | tev s var ofr Wit | where—Worth kumin miles to s end hea: Special Plans Soll Trip ,6:30 a. m. the de qu the N. P. depot at Fa in| Ted-fezzed nobles; at 8 attr | | City will be reached, v. spe ‘the u | formed bodies will serena nobles will board the sp fa. n. James vill | the conductor and there will b) ; more serenades. At 11 lunch will be served in car by Harry Br same time the servi {open the onic tem | After the Special Arrives | _At 12:45 the special will puil into | Bismarck and the S'! r parade to the temple an oa At the latter ersion will be held. After {liant grand entry. first and second se on. Perhaps 150 novices wi | burning tora abjuration to them to mitig the terrors and privations of the tre is to hold on to the rop At 4:30 the pageant procession {automobile parade will nsfer t [petber nen to Mandan, where cond section is to be put on at the | ‘ate training school gymnasium at ‘8 o'clock, First, however, at 5 o | pageant procession, on ; Mandan will march to the Masonic | temple for a buffet suppcr. At 7 the | | caravan starts for the | The fun will not c {which hour the mage starts on the return to ;g0. In preparation for tie monial, three Lageage cars of par. aphernalia will be brought here. The | Shrine has assigned 22 “wrecker | the ‘casion, | The York Rite Festival The York Rite festival will include | sessions ef the chapter, the Twin City council and the commandery and in these Masons from both Mandan and | Bismarck will participate. The mark {master degree is to be conferred at |} 2:30 p. m., October 29, with H. B. | Parsons as right worshipful master; | the past master degrec at 3:45 p. m. iwith Otto Bauer as wor: hipful mi ; |ter; the most excellent master degree jat 4:30, with L. F. Smith as King | Solomon; and the Royal Arch degree |at 7:45, with Grant Palmer as high ‘iest, following a banquet at 6 o'clock. Wednesday morning at 9:30 the | Twin City council will confer the royal master degree; at 10:30 the select master and at 11 the super-ex- cellent master degree. At 1; there will be a cafeteria lunch. The commandery will occupy the afternoon. At 3 o'clock the order of the Red Cros will be conferred, with !R. A. Countryman as sovereign mas- | ter; at 4:30 the Knight of Malta de- | gree, with Otto Bauer and J. L. Bell ae the order of the temple Pp. m., with A. J. Arnot and E. wv Miller as eminent com- 3 of lu le he: The executiv> committee of the | York Rite consists of A. O. Hender- x Arnot, | John Oren and L K. ‘Thompson. The reception committee includes Haugen, G. L. Spear and L. H. Miller, the committee on paraphernalia. The Scottish Rite Reunion Friday, November 8, will be the big day of the Scottish Rite reunion. It,| S7OVR VOICE - NO -NoO- NOT Busy/~ Qu | fa will | a will | | caused kee . | beet. SSG WILUs I i Ger AWAY BEFORE WHATS We SHE. GETS DOWN ALL THIS me? IF SHE EvEeR . Dp! GETS SETTLED, WE MOTHERS GET GRAY. THAT OTHER SEAT RE SETILED, | | OUT OUR WAY By Williams WELL: TRW LU AMS ©1929, ae nea SERVICE, We. cremony is open to all Blue Lodge Masons and their wives. This cere | mony will be held in the blue lodge | 7oom of the Masonic temple. Degrees Spread Cver Four Days y, November 4, the opening ay of the reunion, will be devoted to | | Bismarck Lodge of Perfection in con- ferring the ineffable degrees from fourth to the fourteenth. Tues- will be given over to the Mis- souri chapter, Rose Croix. in confer- ring the historical and religious de- es from the tifteenth to the eigh- th, Wednesday is the day for at Plains council of Kadosh to fer the philosophical and chivalric from the nineteenth to the And Thursday is given oO to Lewis and Clerk consistory, | for the thirty-first and thirty-second ja Judge A. M. Christianson nd Judge L. E. Birdzell will be the Gegree masters of the former and Judge Christianson of the thirty- second, Reeder Farmer Found Dead in Grain Field William A. prominent merchant of Reeder, was found dead in a grain- field a mile and a half from home, It is understood that death was heart attack and over- eth, y before the body was found | ae Meculley had made a trip into the country with truck for a load of Sinking into the mud about eight all the gasoline in the car and evi- dently worked hard himself in trying tricate the car. His tracks howed that he started for his home, distant, walking through the mud and rain.” As he came near his home he cut across the grainfield. As he was crossing it is supposed a heart attack struck him and he fell parents and wife and Fred Walz, Pipestone, ae Mrs, Mork Linton, and a brother, Dr. Lawrence McCulley, Ken- mare. 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Olsness, state commissioner of insur- ance, from his annual report cover- last year. The report was received from the printers today. Increase in receipts of his office, which were approximately $22,000 above those of the previous year. in- jdicates a growth of the insurance bus- jiness in the state and a desire on the part of residents and property own- ers of the state to lessen the chance | {of loss by taking out insurance, the | commissioner believes. Proceeds of the department the past biennium exceed those of the previous one by $85,000, the report shows. Of 23 insurance companies to be admitted to the state in 1928, eight | of them were life companies, the largest number of companies of one ype. Fourteen companies withdrew from business in the state. The year's total receipts wc $364,- 362, $326,812.10 coming from the 2 1-2 Per cent premium tax. AIR TOUR LEAVES ST. PAUL St. Paul, Oct. 21.—(#)—Led by A. Krapish in No. 3, 25 airplanes in the| national air tour took off this morn- ing for Wausau, Wis. Krapish got away just after 10 m. and the other contestants followed at one jminute intervals. Fifteen other | planes are accompanying the contest- world’s lakes, having a total area of! 32,430 square miles. Bs with pure cane sugar and flavored with real licorice—children love them, A candy Cascaret or two will usually clear up a bilious, consti- pated cot ae between night and morning. ir action is so gen- tle there is no discomfort from them or danger in their frequent use. ‘They are a pure vegetable product, They do not weaken the system. In fact, the cascara ke- tually strengthens bowel muscles. Remember this when you have a coated tongue, bad breath, when the head feels dull or there is any sign of poor elimination, | 258 graduates of the Minot State ing insurance operations in the state | MINOT HOMECOMING MAY ATTRACT 2,872 STUDENT GRADUATES 627 Enrolled at State Teachers College Shows Gain of 20 per Cent Minot, N. D., Oct. 21.—)—With ! Teachers college added to the alumni group since the first annual event of & year ago, this year’s annual home- coming of the college, to be held October 25, 26 and 27, promises to be an outstanding event in the history | of the institution, Dr. George A. Mc- Farland, president, said today. Since the college was established and the first class was graduated in 1914, a total of 2,872 students have srdad diplomas from the institu- jon. Several hundred of these alumni are expected to return for the three- day homecoming program, and to mingle with the 627 students now enrolled at the college, the largest registration for the fall term in the history of the school. This year's enrollment at the col- lege is 20 per cent larger than a year ago, and is a gratifying growth, ac- cording to officials of the institution. In the three years since the senior college course was established in the local school, 65 young men and wom- en have been graduated from it, there being 39 last year. Indicative of the Popularity of the course is the fact that the enrollment this year amounts to 85, and the ;umber of graduates will be nearly double that of last year. Growth of the local college is strikingly reflected when last year's |! graduating class of 258 is contrasted with the class of 14, the first to be given diplomas at the school in 1914, McFarland said. Features of the homecoming pro- gram are a pep rally and bonfire on the evening of October 25; Homecom- ing convocation at 10 a. m. on Octo- ber 26, when a football queen is to be crowned; a football game between the Minot college team and the Jamestown college eleven on the afternoon of Saturday, October 26; a banquet Saturday evening and a victory dance in the college gym- nasium Saturday nigh?. Heart Attack Claims Life of Wibaux Woman Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 21.—Mrs. Nelle Payne of Wibaux, Mont., who had been staying with her ighter, Miss Genevieve Payne, at the Harvey Hali home here, died suddenly there. She was found dead in bed, having passed away sometime during the| night from chronic heart trouble. | Her condition was known to be serious but she had expected to re- turn to her home at Wibaux soon, death stepping in suddenly to wreck, the family plans. She leaves her daughter here and her husband, Frank Payne, and son, Francis, at Wibaux. 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