The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1929, Page 3

GRANGE CRITICIZES MELLON'S PROPOSAL Resolution Urging Support of Eighteenth Amendment Be- fore National Body Geattle, Nov. 16.—(4)—Resolutions criticizing Secretary Mellon's proposal for @ tax cut of $160.000,000 and fa- voring adoption of the export deben- ture plan as an instrument to aid the federal farm board in its efforts to benefit agriculture were before the National Grange today. The resolution opposing the tax cut asserted the amount involved could be used to better advantage by ap- portioning it among the rural school districts. Jesse Newson, master of the Indi- ana State Grange, in his resolution favoring the export debenture plan, said the federal farm board would not give to agriculture the help needed unless the debenture system was passed. A resolution by Harry A. Caton, Ohio State Grange master, contended the tariff bill now before the senate “is entirely inadequate to meet the needs of agriculture and rates on ag- ticultural items should be increased.” Robert Robinson, former governor of Delaware, offered a resolution pro- dosing that the convention go on rece ord in favor of “strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and the legislation supporting it.” CHANGES SOUGHT IN CERTIFICATION PLAN Department of Public Instruc- tion Joins County Heads in Asking Revision 1931, the department of public in- struction will join with county school superintendents in asking revision of the law regarding the certification of teachers, Miss Bertha Palmer, super- intendent of public instruction, said here tod AtNthe recent meeting of the state education association in Minot, the superintendents laid down a program for the next six years which includes: 1. Elimination of certification by examination by 1932. 2. Requirement of one year of training above high school for all teachers by 1933. 3. Requirement of two years of training above high school by 1935. It is a possibility, Miss Palmer said, that the board of administration may eliminate the present 12-week sum: i mer school course, thus requiring new § teachers to attend one year of normal school or to go to summer school two years in succession before they will be permitted to teach. The present minimum requirement for teacher training is 12 weeks of professional instruction above the high school course. Northwest Fair Board Minot, N. D.. Nov. 16.—(P}—August Kranz, Kenmare, was reelected ident of the northwest fair board; Clarence H. Parker, Minot, was re- ‘ chosen vice president, and Henry L. ‘ Finke, also of Minot, was reelected secretary. at the annual meeting of the directors held here Friday. . Members of the board who hold office as Ward county commissioners were redesignated members of the ex- ecutive committee, which includes President Kranz, F. G. Killbourn, Berthold; C. M. Christianson, Carpio, L. W. Toftner, Minot, and L. G. Theurer. Changes in Stimson Department Planned Washington, Nov. 1 16.—(?)}—A reor- ganization of the state department, which may involve a revision of the duties of some of the department's higifest officials, is expected to be tak- cn up actively in the near future by Secretary Stimson. Lat 2telow Dent etn spe san foes , : 91"; ae $1 29 = everyone. ign | dot Count BS Sam Delamere | 4 : Ft Price Tubes These price reductions mean the greatest MeLean 7 (Reduced from $156) value ever offered in ATWATER KENT Crimmi RADIO. sain mee, B. G Crimming, Emmons Co count Frith Bas sap voll $122 When the next legislature meets in jest Kenmare Man Named|.:' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1929 8 WINNERS OF CORNSHOW PREMIUMS CODIFIED, LIVESTOCK, HORSE [isp Seth and , Suto. tr oe at ee EMMONS CO. GETS CHIEF CUP ON THIRD WIN | SHOWOPENSTODAY) ®¥ des" Stenson "ras cavrinon ems Washing . 16. 16.—(—Heavy snows | worms were reported today Troan the ancestor: have fallen in the Alps in Belluno | Sardinia and Naples. Corn show winners have been codified by the sec- | Let 27—Falco: a ye ‘ m ; Wilson, Andrew Mellon retary, H. P. Goddard, from the records of the judges, | {st)-973, Emmons. un ndeaas Linton Nobility of Bovine, Equine and) | ne Hs La county esse ‘thr, Durkee cout Sdicomers Distanrek Feathered Kingdoms at | wore related 1s the conclusion of Miss CLASS A—FLINTS re CLASS, ae ‘CORN i Jean Stephenson, a Sa arly yellow flint Let 28--Yellow Dent Kansas City pert oy BC Cetmmins, Hazelton Sai lo, Mund. Milnor sce ol \ ti ions County, Henry Humand, Hazelton : mining, Milnor —— |" The secretary of the treasury and Saturday mons County, Mark Purinten, Temvik vin Jones, Mitton Kansas City, Nov. 16.—(?)--The|the former governor of New York | kings, queens and lesser nobility of {state she believes to be descendants | the livestock, equine and feathered | of the same ancient Irish family, the | mmons conn oe ih hel noah piresbere Spat . Man! erley, Bra t a County s ile nd Engieinau, Braddock — | Lot 7o—-White De ent a mins, Hazelton Pennington, Colfax Caprro” Daily Matinee at 2:3 yellew f Ist *. A. Mund, DeLamere kingdoms were groomed in regal|Mulvahills. The belief that the an- | Evening - 7:15 and 9 ae Counts, Andrew iio d nty cee und. Milnor Saiilion | splendor today for the opening of the ¢estors of Wilson were related to the | THEATRE ounty, Henry Humann, lesen Rutland annual American Royal Livestock and | Others Miss Stephenson based “on | iy, David dones, Leith th — 330, Ransom Cou lund, DeLamere \Horse show, one of the foremast of |the law,of probability. n Let 30—Yellow Flint . Ist 401, Emmons ins, Hazelt (the country. " “ire Eigin | Hundreds of steck blooded horses.| Kansas City Woman, ‘eattle, fowl, dogs and even buffalo, inf |were in their pens and cages, ready; Said Liquor Runner, for the admiration of the crowds. J: i er ' Representing nearly every section of Shot Dead in Auto tc Minne Bismarck the country, and spoiis of many other oS } ‘hore Naaden, Braddock | Stock, shows and expositions, the; Herington, Kas.. Nov. 16.—(7)—Mrs. §. Bujson, Turtle Lake champions and near champions will|Louise Horton, 35, Kansas City, an | The Screen’s Best Song and Dance Hit! “WHY LEAVE HOME” Musical Version of “Cradle Snatcher” bye im County ‘eet Rit Foster County, Moore and ker, Lity mats, ‘itaeelton 7» WW. S. Hens rite Lake . Fred filling. lined Flint, Saeaw. i iy. Wi Le Ormai Pagel Lake est le, Braddock | 1 $2—Falconer mons County ‘bene ae Hazelton ‘Yst-- 400, ty, D. G.C ‘i Hi zelton vie for prizes totaling $95,000. alleged liquor runner, was shot and } 4 a unty, Bank Schott, Hazelton int Ate Sargent County? ote nds Milo Be | Bounds of judging events for tarm [killed by Sheriff Sidiey C, Dederick Chorus Girls — Tired Business Men — College Boys ard jt st Mueller, jn v8 and girls and demonstrations of | When the woman and her companion, 9 73 as, esa stain eyretpr. fection livestock raising methods will be on | Mat Howard, attempted to escape in | Neglected Wives ark ‘the daily program together with exhi-|their whisky laden automobile, last bitions of horsemanship, silent drills | Might. by mounted units, and the daily pa-|, Clinging to the running board of fades of aniitils, |the car as it sped through Hering- | | Today's events will be devoted |ton, Sheriff Dederick said he shot the ‘largely to boys’ and girls’ activities | woman when she drew a revolver and and to local horse show classes. | ard sch, Richardton Stickney, Braddock ry Steen, Killdecr A und, Delamere A RIOTOUS MUSICAL FARCE — Also — All-Talking Comedy and Fox Sound News Sed aaa: Dune ae ia MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY | paella tinny ‘Las re re tances Ist—-901, Netleney” = A. Hanson, Towner $10 Isn’t Enough to oe ereomy ey yettow dent | “Int 902 Netlenry County A. Hanson, Towner | Help Girl in Search Seusutinnn! Drammen of the ci ee, OER wesc co Of Dramatic Career Daredevils of the ants. lanitns, tiuseitow irom County, E. M. Grantund, DeLamere | » Emmons County, ts Flint 41, McKenzie Count 10 city tea iounty, D.C. Crimmins, Hazelton | Chicago, Nov. 16. —(P)—Corinne . A. Mund, DeLamere : Nelson, 19, of Minneapolis, Minn., was Recnce nt in charge of police here today, wait- ,ing for her parents, to take her home. oth 224, Sargent Count: bs Ce rath or oth a CIAMONDS.“JEWELAY » ome mi |Tt was the end of her dream of dra- Dan Giese, Jr Elgin Te was regent Count und, Phe. ee Ht . matic success, for which she ran away ; clean county? sont tre ence | ie | 373, Emmons, D.C. Crimmins, Hazelton from home a week ago. Accurate Watches bY Lat S—Ploneer or other carly white de at Serceat County, FA Mund. Det gyere | “I cashed a check for $10 that my 5 Otte Mund, Sitar orm mother gave me.” she told police,|| Make sure that the watch you t ML Genetunls DeLemere. tae hase Sareent County, Otto Mund, Milnor (cand ith hee money,t came to Chi-) buy yourself—or as a pift—will 5 2nd— 48, it County, Gi ae Elgit 7 x eon ” Y. ha, aoken! eae nd 444; Surgent County Mand. DeLamere | Her hunt was a failure, and she was |g "ee? time correctly. a 7 Netean Counts, Wan, Orman, Ture Lake befriended by Miss Reba Siske, @ be Of this chorus girl, who sheltered her in her Gon: assured bale iy 1 19} Sargent Counts, Otto Mundy Milser room until yesterday. Miss Siske Reale Tein cueoar ratio ioe A romantic love story BOLE a telephoned the girl's parents and no-|If Bitova's correct, time. broadcast fold against the most CLASS C—SEMI-DENTS [Utled police. Corinne was taken tOl% 65 miltions of homes eve spectacular aerial action Lot Leap tenesta Dent 5 intund, DeLamere the juvenile detention home. She i Bulova is the bigge: ee ae hed! Is inty, Art Hokana, Guelph ‘Sargent County, Ot ind, Milnor had been a student in the McPhail |™ [8- we es ever photographed? 2$0" Buricigh Counts, Peter Mihi, Blamerek School of Music and Dramatic Art in Minneapolis, she said. inty, om Horstmeyer, Lom aa ing wrist watch in the world on wel Fert Fummvans County, fohe account of Quality and Price. 561, M. Grantund, DeLamere Trauger. Hazelton 2 am LRA ea RN cE OR ‘m. Hokana, Guelph Z x '. C. Goehring, Hazelton | We will lay aside a Bulova or | “45 miscge Conan fartie Lake iJS.C. Thompson Funeral | any other articic for you by ARR | et " Set fi Monday; Bod ing a small deposit on it till H 303, Morton County, Win. Ronen, Mandan set tor Monday; IY |B caiied for. is i “J a sin or er fp Curtis, Mandan in State on Sunday Me irgent County, Otto Mun Mant Keech dl | porate | Definite funeral arrangements in F. A. Knowles mn, Underwond the death of James C. Thompson. Flew — |former river steamboat pioneer, are Jeweler leigh Cou: nity Joe Clark, Bismarck | for services at the Perry funeral home “Bismarck’s Diamond Store Ransom County, E. M. Grantund, DeLamere | at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, after n 1907" —ckeoaprieorboerin rpc pantinge Pad Mclean County, John Frey, Turtle Lake which the body will be taken to Ster- eed i, Morton Count foes, Pretty Hock | ling for interment. Rev. I. G. Mon- A. Mund, DeLamere son will officiate. The body will He in state from 3 \to 6 o'clock, Sunday afternoon, at the ‘Perry home, for old friends to pay jese, Jr. Elgin CLASS E~SWEET AND POP'CORN SECTION Golden Bantam Sweet Corn Furnace Chunks ts Dickey Count; ckey County, Leo German, Laden their tributes of friendship. Red —150, Bete cam a ai tedden 'Governor Has Named $3.00 per load A Thrill Picture sae as = atts a a Lifetime! ey County: = Doyen, Ludden 3 Medical Examiners F. JASZKOWIAK The Women Will Like It! lub, Carson ist 64, Morton. 2nd dimen Ute ere 1 Fee ' Appointment of three physicians to ps Id Culver, Gladstone |the state board of medical examiners '» Walter Steen, Bucyrus \was announced today by Governor Arthur Tes Bucyrus \George F Shafer. The appointees are {Dr. George M. Williamson, Grand Forks; Dr. William F. Sihlen Devils Lake; and Dr. P. G. Arzt, James- Kapp, Mandan. Winger, Mandan Granlund, Delamere | app, Mandan j Winger, Mandan ier ed Sprit t ish County, Pa Palmer Holth, Fairdale | —Fia: town. Ist 498, Walsh County, Willie Hammer, Fairdale They succeed Dr. H. M. Waldron, 2nd —507, Walsh County, Joseph Foxho! ale |Drayton; Dr. M. M. MacGregor, Far- on = 484, Agams County, Hollis Amodt, Bucyrus go, and Dr. Thomas Mulligan, Grand ms County, Russel Stewart, Rueyrus Forks. 3; Adams County; Marion Striker: Bues rus 4th —483, Adams one, Pel Bueyrus } Arwater Kent Scncen-Gaiw Rapio (Effective at Once) | State Corn Show Cop won by Emmons County. ‘This cup now | to the permanent possession of Emmons Count mar, on euaniy. fev having, won it three times, | Burleigh ,. ‘Ott Mund of Sargent County, ta 1967 6 iranlund of Ransom, County. | ota 0b. tonne 4 Ty ‘cup is awarded to the highest individual sinner fw the shee, i 3pd_202, Rar eee tf len Ulin and must be won two years in succession for permanent Possession. | Bilver eae Donated by the Internat! by . Crimmins, in 1926 b; C, Crimmins, in 1! HIS is Atwater Kent's way of joining with the leaders of other great industries to irvester Company to ‘or exhibitor of best ten ars of yellow dent cor ae possession inuat be won three years in succession, Won b stabilize the public’s dollar for the pros- ie ean ens tats lanle; re | gent County, in = by Cite ‘Mund Ff Sargent Oa i te et by by perity of the country. ined Biiat gas aie rent Co OUNTIES — GOLDEN.VOICED TABLE o By these price reductions we are putting at Hebb Points Won ; é paves Ae : ; nea 3a 23. Sark Coan, John Rchorsch ory “ i = fs 7-Tube A. C. Set the finest radio set within the reach of E. M. Granlund, Ransom Cout Otte ane, Sargent Cou Ask for a Home Demonstration ooo, Peter Boschler, falieck, (3 a Chas, Swenson, a. nas ats, Louis Horst ‘er, Hazelton Number of cout jed, 20. HHokane, @ucipa Exhibits from 18 counties won premiums. to invest in es- tablished Bismarck ge ey enter wins, ian sik MODEL 133 ‘olume of be $119 i. | x 91191. | & $109 ier ead | wattle tee | ella Seer sig metervis 6102 information s Sra, bre A |r cn om Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. While You Wait PHONE 700 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA MENRY BURMAN, Prop.’ 2 ae a ae eS ®, X