The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1930, Page 2

Bids Asked on Community Building by County-City NOVEMBER T0 SRE [SDE GUANGES - — = By Gewee Gar] FARGO DUE 10 HIVE |{“feday in Congress 1|(AR LICENSE CARDS. hick telah ial | : = STATEBEEKBERS | caoe2i@%x. | HAVESTRNGTO°UM| utara sx a4 TPE ey BY Baas setbea ohn, sanese fae mtg otis i oe? | i f y H iy activities im connection with enroute to school Wednesday. Clyde Welch j 5 Interstate’ commerce committee maanus 91,081.85 tion in the Red - vontinues hearings on communtea- [Registration Bureau Finds It] minneapolls—a duryareturned a ver- now being taken ¥ j “geegatene Difficult to Mail, So O hee ORE ec aaenus Hansen |The meeting was ) Mail, wns. sult agains ohivon, | outleaders.. ‘The next | iijasameerde SEN pty ers Must Tie T Former United Staten Senator Holt | scot eeeest ‘Monday {Association Perfects Topics Of lock” meets to dincuss je Tag aid balance for services as a special | nigh school. Architect Liebenberg’s Plans/ Aneiuat ‘édston: Bor sciaclulibaitia Investigutor for Johnson. bv : on independent officers and .p WIFE PROVED ROBBER CLAIMS INVENTION Given Final Approval at Farm Week, Jan. 14-16 “interstate commerce committee will provide cantanicate, Minn/ Marking ine {irs | London—Claiming that his father : i May Arnold, was convicted by a jury | invented the electric light, Kenneth —_ in district court of first degree srand| swan hes disputed Thomas A. Edi- Joint Conference Fargo, N. D., Jan. 9.—(P)—Plenty of ES mplaint of her huspary |son's claim to this patent. He as- ee buzzing can be expected when North Rariscs omits State "Arnold ‘wan sentenced. to not thet Sir Joseph Wilson E iF ot | serts rain the women’s | produced {Dakota beekeepers get together for reformatory. TESTING FOUNDATION NOW; I . ROOT! oR GETS others produced an electric lamp ‘ have stilled the hum:of the busy bee Presbyterian Troop orerethc ae epmrepaterea | betore loa. a ; Pits Dug On Sixth Street Site Of Boy Scouts Plans 10 or drew ‘the heaviest i to Ascertain Firmness to Bear Up Heavy Trusses Cr] County and city today are Inunch-| { sige sgh F ing into the erection of the memorial | 4 4 is! ig- A new troop committee community building with advertise. | , ' ' we been appointed with Hal Dobler ments calling for bids to be received will open at 9 a, m. with ‘as chairman and in charge of troop up to 2 p.m. Wednesday, February 5.| | ys ia of visitors. Following registration, | routine; George Will as promoter of It is expected that the building will { ff Charles Hausmann, of activities; and Geo ‘eniston as vee -be-completed by November 1, Arch f , president of the North Dakota Bee-|advancement man. Hev. F.E. Logee EL Snyder and ‘tr, Ste enya tect Liebenberg said it would require } keepers association, will address the | will be 100 per cent back of the troop. Goldie, six h at least five and a half months to fin- \ delegates and J. A. Munro, Fargo, s€0-/ Plans have been discussed for the & gral i t will permit the next} \ 4 his rebuilding of the troop’s cabin in 9 State Comm show toe held in i g& also wil] Ward's grove and the establishment Scout Leaders’ Aid To relieve the wort rheumatic pain i ¢ decision to advertise for bids 7 i a rool le re eg once ta the Joint meeting of bens asvernoon |S the troop has Kelly Sitnenedn as its Course Holds Dinner | 3° 03, "it" ite'smhing you» To Rebuild Its Cabin fis ‘at ‘Leavenworth, in. federal “AGA The Presbyterian troop of Boy ‘ SCONDER BAC! Rheumatism Scouts No. 6, is planning a big year m od back to’ Bt. Pau ‘ Paine, Webber and Go," Quick relief from rheumatic pa ins without harm: . you the boards of county and city com- % scoutmaster. Genuine Aspirin tablets missioners Wednesday afternoon at! ao Se Bismarck scout leader's first aid Setces tak for sg wee noe city hall. " ; ‘ 4 keeping, discussing from} young men will be approved to help a course held its sixth meeting at the| on each tablet. os Lap Li aoenete submitted his S y ang! pa with the scout. program. vevised plans and final approval wi temenS There given them by the two boards. Two "Froraso wn sence Us nar ste tainment. will be edmeeday |with the tree wad ie eee : Byrne, Wi BAYER at city hall for the use of local con- for, the fireplace. The old outdoor urge is upon me.” dle West,” by Frank C. Pellet of Ham- tractors. Several more sets are be- ilton, Tl. EOE — ing sent here. Some of these will be f arse oa 5 ‘The Program left with County Auditor A. C. Isa-|It will rgest audi-|gin, director, is also a booster for] The closing session, Thursday after- minger at the courthouse. torium . j the club. noon, in. addition to the election of new officers, feature an address by sets of plans were left with City Au- night and will include an the be ditor M, H, Atkinson, to be retained “1 say, Meadows, turn down the radiators a bit and bring ina log | lecture on “Honey Plants of the Mid-|Tea,t "pe "ycrute sotitac cociiedt nt ot AS PI RI N one of the the northwest. t ib. . Will Distribute Plans Gym and Guard Rooms Join PORTED Ech alkene oy of will featur " Sets of plans also will be placed on} A room cither for the Association Governor George F. Stiafer. file at the builders exchanges at Far- {of Commerce or ’ work and ‘The program for the three days fol- go and Minneapolis, while Licbenberg |the farmers rooms will be in the flanks | low: and Caplan, the architects, will have |of the entrance lob pace for a| ‘Tuesda: sets at their office, 710 McKnight {memorial room which picturés, First Steps in Beekeeping, Clyde building, Minneapolis.. Any builders | souvenirs, histor and troph- Barks, graduate student, North Da- exchange in the state desiring a set |ies may be kept is provided for later | kota Agricultural College. will be supplied on reques development. | PS SEER Spring Care of the Apiary, J. W. ‘he plans are in the form of gen-; The basement is devoted to the) | | Beatty, commercial heekeeper, eral drafts of the building and there enn Sida Guard ae Liquid Should Be Provided impomotonain by O. F. Miller, ts of mechanical drafts for the jand day nursery. The gym will be 46 commerc! per, Fargo. hue ce plumbing and heat- | by 80 fect and 20 fect high. The nur-| | Warm; Chill Interferes Beekeeping as a Business, Frank C. ing and ventilating sub - contractors. | sery will be 25 to 29 feet, the Legion With Egg Energies Pellett, editor American Bee Journal, Painting is included in the general |rocm 24 by 39. National Guard qu ti Hamilton, TMinols. construction. ters are at the side of the gym, which Preparing Honey for Market, W. O. “Bidders ‘tal ing out plans will be Leet the two to be thrown into one ic hides eid perdi ireeepeces ‘Chaff the re-{When occasion may make this des ays urn si mi meat Hi Bees e 5 . charged $25, to be refunded on the re- c y spielen 4 eee pagenmeerrmre ine if sets, able neces: ls id cog ings Tequested to be in du-| Two service club dining rooms are |the hens according to W. C. Tully, : , 4 licate,-as they must be handled by | provided, with sliding doors permit- | extension poultryman of North Da- : . ] , th the city and county commissions. | ting them to be thrown into one, 30} kota Agricultural college: Hens have * Studying Soil of Site by 36 feet. The kitchen is to be large | @ hard time of it trying to make eggs . f the soil on the building |cnough to serve both separately or/out of grain alone; they need some y “a v site abeady has ‘been begun. Pits | jointly as on ¥ OF sort of animal protein such as milk ' *, have been dug on the lots on the east Locker roms for the men, women, | and meat scraps every day. k side of Sixth street between Broad-|boys and girls are provided in the| As the albumen or “white” makes \i way and Thayer avenues and samples | basement. up about 13 per cent of the total egg 5 i of soil removed. This is of various Bathing Poo! Left for Later and this material, except for'the wa-| Walster, Agricultural college. types, largely sandy. Foot-square up-| A number of stairways are provided |ter and small amount of mineral, is} The Use of Honey in the Bakeshop, ; yi ¢ rights will be placed in these pits and|for passage from one floor to the; all protein, “tt is ‘evident that the|T. M. Manchester, manager of the : cee | : loads placed on platforms erected or ‘other, and there are some ramps /hen’s daily feed must contain some of | Manchester Biscuit company. Fargo. : he \4 the tops of the uprights, to see what | which will permit autos to descend this material. Most farms have skim| Pedigreed Bees at Last, Dr. J. subsidence is registered under pres-|and ascend. Galleries of a mezzanine! milk, and if this to fed to the hens | Shepperd, Agricultural college. : sure from one ton up to and including picsetse will be provided for the; daily they will show their apprecia- Perey oe ony of North | ‘ 3 é ition by layit me eggs. t » J. AL a — asa addition to these tests, Architect! In the basement a space will be re- | seraps Teeter desirable. Siar of agriculture and labor, Bismarck. Liebenberg will have borings made | served for 2 future bathing pool. This | most cases, a few cents invested in| Beekeeping Problems, W. W. Rem- below the basc of the pits to determine | will be excavated on an incline to give | this feed will prove profitable. ington, Moorhead, Minn. what the character of the soil is|varying depths. The pool itself will! In feeding milk it,1s well toremem-| Package Bees vs Overwintered Col- still further down. It is desired to | be constructed later. ber that ice cold or frozen milk ‘Hillsboro. oe | know cera aah age ere oe ns ae —— |not relished by poultry. To get the : . 1 isture is below the site, so that | 0mm | ost : H : ; there may be no doubt as to the ca-|| AT THE MOVIES | thet ‘fecciog’ warm milk eeveral ity of the foundation to bear the; g______________sitimes a day is the best practice, | de West, by Frank C. Pellet. ae i ae! Toad of the structure without giving | When cold milk or water is given, Thursday, January 16 - : \ and causing strains. There will be a PARAMOUNT THEATRE | much of the hens’ energy goes to heat | _ Beekeeping as a Side-line, W. F. ‘ : ; tremendous load on the footings. The} After an absence of nearly a year it up in her body, while it should go | Boylan, Carrington. Hor- | overhead trusses to be placed on the | from the screen Dolores Del Rio's rare | toward making eggs. Another objec- ‘The Relation of Beekeeping joi ain floor will be 0 feet in length |talent and beauty will charm Para- tion is that hens do not drink enough | ticulture, C. B. Waldron, Agricult | and the I part will be 11 feet high. s today and Fri- of the milk when it is cold. college. . pate x : a They will weigh 40,000 pounds and/day i her latest! 7¢ five-cent eggs are wanted and no Arriving at the Cost of Honey : : ieee cmattnes he sivenOe, | United HIE sed in the milk 18 available, one-fourth of a] atic” BV oe: Aes : 8 finally designed, the cor y os Site pa : building will consist of the basement restive dramas ot | ant meee ee averted Seip oe rhe Present Status othe, Heney. ' grade floors, with some mezza- | irket, a by 3 . : aot construction in portions. The , (C88 Mr. Tully states. kota director for the Mountain States main floor, slightly raised above x roduct ss Honey Producers’ Se even ae ob street ee ari contain, the audi- s 1 promises Kad oer Honey torium, 100 by 136 feet, surface space. surpass the; League,:J. A. Munro. oe actress’ finest previous ffor' Sa ee pre car a Ga ealing with the romance of Evan- z 4 . Weather Report —_{ |retine and Gabriel, Longfellow’s im- | AVERAGE 134 HE Rloction af otters. Co cocge Fe $ 4 {mortal lovers, and the tragic days | address by Governor By refraining fro 4 7 [when the Acadians, a peaceable peo- sags se resolutions if fi loonpeansie : {| ple settled at Grand Pre, Nova Scotia, 1, agdition “to” Raloing Baby | a4 see Indulgence, if you would S| were torn from their homes and de- |! ition to ising Baby | and adjournment. | Brectitation t 8 |ported to Nariqus sections of the Beef, Two Boys Also Place | @ —— ne maintain the modern figure Inited Stat Evangeline” is said j GESERAL MEronT, | |to. offer a soul-stirring dramatic On Judging Team \: Flashes of Life of fashion oer dilei tant teagedy aba a SaeS apie by} —————————————* Why tet : STATIONS-— 4 |enduring love and willing sacrifice. | With 20 boys completing the work MRS. HOOVER GOOD COOK Over indulgence ruin the es 1 aL) j | ,, One of the most elaborate produc- | during the past year and an average| Newark, N.J-—Th lady of the flattering curves that make the Amarilo, Texax Banect recent sears (Mier Del Rio's | price of $134.29 secured for the calves, | | ge Rol idaho, pt new play demands the utmost of the m Jartiste's talents and the support of /tBe Rusby Baby Beef club. of Plerce | Airs: Hoover's ability in. — figure so seductive? Be jan excellent cast of dramatic players. emphasise the domestic arts 10 lerate—be moderate in all | Among the He dominant characters . they tend to create happy homes. things, even in smoking; Eat } jof American literature, Evangeline’s oul aeiaeia, ki will» jadventure in Acadia and in her search fh "semual seport of ih. F eine 4 é j but not immoderately | jfor Gabriel which led her thro aS | Whitney has y —when your bi " jmany states of the Eastern and Rant oe ot ah of the beef Seat ane aoe ents preparatory to 4 7 nar ‘v ti sa | feabeen paaiiine, have Ukewine re| a . ° |flestaning a memorial tg Slarshal Foch : P f. your stomach, light a bucky ine | unusual natural . -. lo be erected in ‘ork. ™ Pees: 5 ° | beauty and historical accuracy. | In addition to making good in the x ; stead: Coming events cast their 3 ast ,; Work of raising and marketing the OAs ISAMAIES MOREE \ ‘ shadows before; Ar thai corer D. ; CAPITOL THEATRE calves. the boys in the Rugby club| tive sito a week. under the: will : : void that future | WApbelie, 2! Most picture folk have hobbies, but DAVE the distinction of placing two|ot Miss Ailce Judge of Bogota, N. J. shadow by avoiding over-indul- { 6. 0 \ ave hobbies, but boys on the state 4-H beef cattle |Bumblebeo is a cat. \ if ? St. Loule,’ Mo. . |Robert Armstrong who is featured | jyaging team. The at’ thane | sets \ gence if you would maintain the | Bt, Paul ‘at jin the Pathe all-dialogue picture, “The , 14 Mumiiton and| xeChQSs:WORDS FOR BLIND \ “ irresistible youthfulness Racketeer,” is the only Hollywood | of work | Dustics for ihe blind, ‘The American : yo of the ¢ | Thespian who has his own private ae Braille Press, an endowed organisa: modern figure; +} {fight club. it ian't exactly a private | Layod Hon, ts distributing them. On a metal 2 ‘oo jfight club. He backs it with James |$ it io ven tp i Lucky Strike, ‘| leason, who appeared with, him ino of bee | Srrespongiog: to the brie Sots 1 a ee Soe 4. el taen. Te knows as the So the ;EDEN'S WINTER “MILD : - 5 \ vr aeeur Athletic Club andl is dadks Year 1 in| stockholm mits the mnident inter “ : finest tobacco—The Cream of the cated to the development of amateurs | conbeneeiee Blockhoim. ne ice in , , Crop—“IT’S TOASTED,” Every- \ Pd v od Friday. Not so cold. | The South Gate Amateur Athletic|ited the champlon baby beet. ae Se ee ; suey: one koows that best purifies and Nd ridays except possibly uns (Club, Arms! and Gleason spon- NOISE, REDUCES EXERGY so “TOASTING” not only se- riday west portion. Not uo |sors, is located in the town of South | Rohrer, New York.—One cause of middle- peRsa, } eas Gate, near Huntington Park, Calit,|ard Bamiton, exbiblved animale, at asic. "Dr. poster Resnedy ot Coraal fa peed but adds to the THER CON! jac! erry, for~ Medical colleze hi found. In tests Bemis crag towing [mer well Known pusiist and screen Meld st the agricultural collage. Ths| with vais he" nas’ determined, eet : : woe and improves the taste, tI ward and is centered actor. Boxing shows are staged every | offiers of the club are: President, ' soire reduces Sherer: a 6 4 River Valley this morn | Wednesday “hight ‘and a training |vi@ Rohrer; dents in sound. ‘containers 16 Ss ‘ eg an anliobe and nertheast- baspricg 4 is tained for aspirants Babee, At the ition, =~ 9 | ‘ satending we mn Sexnaas- Brow |" Although the club has been in op-/Patt show. rin Tie wexch : eration a short time, it has al-) , is regarded as an evil by Dr. : ; Mates | wi ready turned out a ising young: bred Std a body needs at é ; : t s Mais iatnce ob once an” ens [ster for the professional squared cir- fick id the German Bo. *Be Moderate! . .. Don’t jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake ag tab. ; ‘at Kanaan City and xix inches |cle in Matt Godon, who has for ht | Harley f _fjusiness ds von e P é di 4 iby he Medical ip c the ae Fi ge Legion snnoge should follow. Jets of other quack ' goti-fat” pas Profession! Millions of dollass each ybar are wi wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent thet smoke ing Cigarettes will bring modern Sigures or cause the reduction of flesh, declare i s 3 “HE roaas [adda Hopper, Paul Hras Kit Ged Al Rill Bud Fine. Howard Hig-; E.