The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1929, Page 1

clevata the n ‘ing to effect a Terminal as North Dako Growers ass the ver, were not the $3 ‘| Barmers National Grain corp v. 26.—()—In al Monday's sessio 1 Grain corpora: ing and grain pric which carried them | Stabilization work. much to do wit! of representati Pools and cooperation Larson, actually did the | the Montana grain dealers. and that robbery and re- represented n to the articles, a Northwest Farmers Grain ¢ to prevail rd, said a commit ® statement for th during the afternoon, intimat ing that it would include the nouncement of a central organ tion, ight insisted on it etis G. W. Connell, pool, agreed to the p neapolis, the Minnesota ing being organization, J. more than hint tha thing the board The aim of the conference is ti form A message from Samuel ade and the task 0 les and by-laws under way. representative of ti boa: en recess was ganization appa Ne action this m is accept number of men making an |The message, it Is Agreed Upon to gave the only one organization which will ber of the federal farm board, for the northwest, in Marketing in Northwest Organization for Market. ing and Stabilization Tuttle, Okla., Nov. 26.—(4)—Four | believed to have had At noon, wh The Farmers Union sociation and the Five sessions ‘orning, failed to produce an agi Fargo. N. D., med the nation's outstanding rural| William Kuhrt, rect contrast to PRICE FIVE CE 3 J HARMONY PREVAILS AT CONFERENCE OF COOPERATIVE HEADS tional corporation a success, with own group designated as the ce May Get One More Look at Out-| Gcntities of the several coope Ganizations represented wanted marketing organization. He i i al at tl ie i aft Lil Pa i Hee 4 la uf i lt i a THEE i i ae i Dealers, and T. the Farmers National Conference Aims to Form 0 nt | tion, in marketi agency to control marketing of harmnoy appeared lin the Northwest area. at the conference of cooperatives, Montana Wheat will not subscribe least at this time. tion, which last ni howe: ly had been mi adopting articl said to be well setup for marke as the regional federal farm .|Wwould prepare ARMY BALLOONISTS press meeting. | it was sired. \M’KELVIE HALTS DISCORD twas said to have {associations seek! ;0N a basis for o: {posal made at | i | Gale Carries Quartet So High! | | rs cc. . Was recently J. W. McCuley, ield of Fort Sill. alr, compelling the at 6,200 feet. Lieuts. John Carro, off from Post field balloon so high’ that it | plan, and cruise and were cai ify at the .trial of | tion: parachute jump as the re- |cated that the fi ht in which a gale car- | Operatives school teacher. to regulations.” said the re- Ity will be taken back to Evacuation of the basket was “ac- loon to Explode time whisking them above the| One adjourning after midnight t that he will get one more | ers association; Champ Teacher FROM BURSTED BAG: the Thin Air Causes Bal- Prcponasreo today claimed a rec-|the harmonious 50 miles across country, at the ing the bag became thinner the 32,000; Ment because a number of the o see hydrogen inside pressed out- ward until it burst the rigging. side World Before Begin- ning His Life Sentence Karlowelty told Wa Turner that Simpson teacher of @ one-room school in Wis. (000 j-foot level. As the air surround. | ™ look at the outside world before the gates close on him forever. his partner in the crime. Minot to test: Grant county, = pity same ti prospect 3 neitstinn Mrs. Dorothy Enloe Buck, above, done. ‘The idea of the meeting, according to Frasier's call, is to prepare a plat- Moffit, hundreds | Charles Simpson, whom he"says was | South D ae | li? Hu ; itl: dtl lit ae he elit lulil: Ha ee RIDES INFANT BR a i Langer said, and unite in an F. Shafer and the ’ ' 2%6.—()—The Daily pyran Karlowel Senne: sing et tee es i endl! 1p t Eli La a tt a i i ae ae i y an An intl ie ll Fate ie Hi il F ste He ae cae hyd : ; ui al ff i bot ayn ne i aij Hh i ny yates i i Mt ia ie if i i hl if ley i i of ae he nu i ae ee ‘ i" hai un lads 2 the George or ed to Convention SLOW GETTING TO WORK HERE | | | Differences and Attack Platform to Be Present- Members of a special committee appointed to draw up a tentative said they had no idea as to what could be accomplished and several form draft which will be presented to Committee members arriving here conference of some leaders was held sions, although he has been active in an effort to inject new spirit into the league. man is not news, but| in the office of William Langer, local ‘was reported to have left a sick bed to attend the meeting and was ex; Meanwhile, the conference got un- der way with Fred Argast, another member of the executive |" Roy Frazier. Crosby, chairman of to arrive this afternoon. the Nonpartisan executive committee, LEAGUE PLATFORM COMMITTEE platform for the Nonpartisan League, were slow in getting down to action here today. Patterson Urges Party to Drop | Administration WOMAN HEADS STATE GROUP Aim of Meeting Is to Draw Up pup | however, that he was not sure that a hospital for | he would attend the committee ses- bit pup fast yy newspapers had a | Nonpartisan leader. the are The Boy Who Bit the Dog grt amram oy DIVORCE SEF a! WALTER Weds Hastings Girl in Old na randon of Railway Magnate i | & 5 % 3 | Fs < 5 a : a o 3 a \ fx] Z =) ~ ae Ne : > DD a fa ad a= Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper North 7c) mee Gad BasFiell = — esis | Cc atten, lil a=) mez ] r= or =i os wae a j-—_ =<. BBall = GE = as i €/2 | ‘Farm to Market’ Highways Asked of Hoover PLANES ARRIVAL 10 SEARCH FOR EIELSON for Nome Are Held Up by | Two Ships That Left Fairbanks CUT TRANSPORTATION COST to Make Loan Available at Low Interest Rate 4 dant . i if = ra Un i ual 1H rh | at nib He = ri thy i ae . = ie a Be if ie esuit e ie i HTT TLS ae i! i Are il a ih ae much that was encouraging. panded industrial activities and found oil : a= oi H of i i tthe Vil igi ; af i iit i ne i ‘ me i ie 3 aa Hi pe Hy vi Bt il a ie fi a Ee Wisiate 2 tik ae | ie a | if tie Ll Sea i lili ge ee t a