The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 6

lu rges Teachers Boil | Their Home Economic Stories for Papers, Minot, N. D., Nov. 7 , pais economics teachers wish to ok more and better publ ' Towns on “Branch Roads Fail } re Arey. THULE booperate, to Prolong Duty Periods of | newspapers and make their | | stories conform to good newspaper N. P. Representatives ¢, Miss Mabel Sensor. editor of ithe home department of the Dakota Farmer, told the hom at the stat _.. | RAIL AGENTS’ LONG. HOURS ARE DENIED Application bs (Elgin, New Leipzi fthe Northern fF south of ™ - tion agent ee has been rejected by the state railroad board f Prior t and cautioned brief in teiliai Poiniin story mitted t netair 1 been cleared y case ation old) co! Alumni of Mayville Hold Reunion During Educational Meeting Tected pay on ain overtime ba Prope ation asso- perintend- of local gen, of the music. . Bismarck. deputy’| ent of public instruction Mt of the i associa- ded. ‘Talks were made by ain, college president, and other members of culty. a State Band Revival ia-i Urged Upon Teachers, nd- | Breit- ()—-Nearly te was repre xplained that noonday kineheon , ¢ elubs use music to br down a feel- ing ef fo de needs a@ band a fponse and y } 3 ‘d, di the beriniin ¢ told the music “gives the een q responses ition here today. i tone that have play nas not here- j sive ears. been presented in this manner s abandoned fox 3 he ary and an all-state 1s planned for the Minot conven- | i Doubt Tardieu V ictory | | In Vote of Confidence’ |} Paris, He ward recommended that the state Nov his new + "e geuerion Clothing Expert to government, ministerial poi deputies in the hope of secu vote of confide: tinue the min: There was do he would em battle with pa which have been since his design: Special $5 Watford City, N. D., Nov. 7- bers of the Croff 4-H girls’ clothing club this afternoon were to watch [demonstrations by Miss Edna Som- | merfeld, state field agent. quarters ous in his} elements | tic to him | , ale | entary ty fr ‘ 5 a al The field agent will meet with the | a cali ns Watt y club tonight and the oe Hl not take | Bangs organization tomorrow after noon. ne Place Largest é |. In 1844, it is related, such hailstones * fell at Cotter, France, that buildings ‘were wrecked and vessels off shore ; Sunt | Du Quoin, Ill, Nov. 7. strip ower sufficfent to xobiie to the top of was put into part of the us instalied ve- i Oil Company oct Employes | 7.—1)—The of California | ist its emt | ties in- | ere stocks ned enough jor sore throat ae this: rgle a E OPENS | fee Ways | § onful of ing the better | Mistol and your cold won't work y further wn. Mis- tol checks head colds, too. Sooth. branes. 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Bruggiman, Mandan. was to /ff © | expected to go to the jury sometime band idea be revived for ! t McKenzie Clubs | —Mem- | latest scientific MANDAN NEWS :: fternoon, according to court of- |Mandan Playmakers ficials Completion of testimony was ex- pected this forenoon with arguments shortly after the noon hour probable, | ¢nts, members of The trial was begun shortly before | chapter of fl noon yesterday after the morning| Will stage “The sy", had been taken up in selecting a jury, | comedy football Braves were back home teday is ak oth be gece easel states| wee making preparations for a game with | attorney H. Connolly when the| ‘The young Bismarck Armistice day after having My smpleted, Judge | Miss Mabel taken a 19 to 0 beating in a postponed | * ¥ ni. is pre-| Members of vember jury | Ford, Lita | Jose | George Tom: By Magicians; Look To Bismarck Affair Athictic Director Leonard C. Me: Mahan and his Mandan high school the are Frey, of e cast With Bismarck an overwhelming vorite to win the Armistice day | . Mandan fans will rest content | the Braves ean make the first touch+| Former New York Cop: qatar agua, them Will Enforce Mandan‘ Street Traffic Rules) will be on constant guard against any | A former traffic policeman in New| York state this morning agreed to! become motorcyele policeman for | term in Mand a Guidance in Conduct Better Than Scolding The game will be staged on Hughes ld, Bismarck. It originally was ‘heduled for Mandan but authorities the two schools believed the game draw a bigger crowd in Bis- N. D.. Nov. 7. Minoz, cs were outweighed con- icrably on the frozen field at Minot | day. Minot made its first touchdown on a pass play in the sec- | phone. ond quarter. Shorily before the half |E. Fonts, 27 ended, the Magicians blocked a Man- | Present. He is expected to report for an punt and recovered the ball on duty Monday, He will patrol the city the three-yard line. Three attempts of Mandan and the Memorial high- at the line failed to bring a touch- | Way between Mandan and Bismarck down and the end of the half came 45 far as the Missouri river. before a fourth play could be at-|_ Selection of Fonts was agreed to tempted. last night at Another forward netted a touch- meeting of the down in the third period and Drang- | stad snared an attempted Mandan | ass and galloped 10 yards for thei third touchdown in the fourth | quarter. ‘The Magicians gained most of their ground on wide end runs and forward passes. Iverson, Minot fullback, was mission. The agreement was made over tele- The new policeman is Donald | 8raded. cons cation association here today. are bad after they city as a traffic policeman, serving nine| the standard ideals of months at Camp Hill, Pa. three months at Mount Holly Springs, Pa. and 20 months with the New Yo state police. He is a graduate of thi New York state police course. Bids on one block of paving were| ciety. the only Minot man who could hit ;°Pened. construction bonds for three | discount on Gas bills. the light Mandan line with much [paving districts were approved, a new success, {Paving district was created, and a huge stack of bills was approved at night's r:ceting of the commis- | | i |Mandan Man Pays $15 | stoners. The Haggart Construction company Fine for Drunkenness | arate eae ne conse | one block of paving, that on Fifth Pleading guilty toa charge of |avenue northeast between Main and ; drunkenness and disorderly conduct, | First streets. | Ed Childs, Mandan. this morning| Construction bonds for paving dis- paid a $15 fine ordered by James E. face a similar charge before the ma- fistrate at 2 o'clock this afternoon. | He planned to plead not guilty, ac- | cording to Charles Reynolds, chief of | police The two men were arrested last BLUE RIBBON LUDEFISK On Sale Exclusively at the Quality Meat Market PHONE 722 ury Expects Myer’s Case This Afternoon || North Dakota's case against Jack | Myer, Mandan, on a statutory charge, Morton county district court was Your Home Should | Come First---Always! Your home i is “homey” indeed if all the roonis are cozily furnished, in good taste, although not necessarily expensive- ly Buy only the best—your home deserves it! 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Teachers Are Told (Pi—Sym- pathetic understanding and guidance | rather than criticism and scolding are Mandan, it was announced by Charles! necessary if children are to have the D. Cooley. president of the city com-/ proper ideals of conduct. A. M. Car- jmichael, of the Mayville State Teach- | ers college, said in an address to the olidated and third class living in Towner at! bigh school section of the state edu- Children learn by experignce, Car- michael said. and if their experiences: have told the truth, they soon will learn to lie. If \-they learn that their Lalit ill va we | to help them solve their problems he SS copier | | will be much easier to inculcate in Fonts has had 32 months’ experience | the child's mind the realization that society are \ based upon fundamental principles hich react to the good of the indt- dual as well as to the good of so- The 10th is the last day of Minot, N. D. Nov. 2 % ' know them,” was made to ment of English of the state educa- tion association, here, today, by J. V. three-act | Breitweiser of the University of North at the high schodl auditor. | Dakota. and tomorrow] Breitweiser said vocabulary tests have been devised whereby it is pos- sible to measure, “not only the actual faculty. | achievement but the whole social background of the individual and of the race.” He said he has devised two vocabulary tests by which the knowledge of individuals may be mea- sured and comparisons made between the pupils of different schools. The principal handicaps to proper | development of a vocabulary of Eng- | lish words are the use of a foreign language in the home and lack of so- cial contacts, the speaker said. BANK BANDITS ESCAPE 8. D. Nov. bandits who held up the First Na- tional bank Wednesday are believed to have escaped from this area. An all-night search by a Marshall county | posse has failed to reveal a trace of| O. R. 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