The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1930, Page 5

North Dakota Legion Auxiliary Receives Honors in Mem- bership Drive Miss Lois Bigler Is Bride of H. Belcher i Hl placed /Dolls in Duplicates SEetze Seeds i ote goes iitiet es . Ue By a ae i I iit F le; uh g sb Of Owner’s Gowns Is New Washington Fad ‘t ! i : f i se i 3 3 g i uy ie i raat # eck i 3 : : i 5 E ; i j alt Hi i i I Dry Chief’s Wife Concots Cooling, Kickless Cocktail’ @ PLANT'S LIFE HISTORY TO BE SHOWN IN FILMS Arthur Pillsbury Plans to Use Motion Picture Apparatus to Study Cancer of the growth and N Motion Pictures ~| mating of plant cells have been tak- Mrs, James M. ‘Washington, Jan. 13.—(NEA)—The wife of the hation’s chief prohibition Furthermore, members of the W. C. T. U., and the capital’s most ardent drys are be-. sieging her for her recipes. They're non-alcoholic, of course. “Prohibition took something avay from the American people, but we can give them something just as good—a cocktail that satisfies but does not inebriate,” says Mrs. James M. Doran, wife of the United States Prohibition Director. Such old favorites as mint juleps nT sociation, Grand Forks where he will preside at the state convention of North Dakota cont Threatened by Flood rainfall together. with the of @ considerable inflow reaches OC Siiselsippi today tn creased apprehension water in the lower valley. From the Ohio river to Vicksburg, Miss. streams were to be rising, sev- eral families in Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi had been forced to leave their homes and busi- ness was affected in at least two vil- Incorporations <7 Urbans, Inc.,’ Hebron; general mer- ; G. H. Urban, W. en by Arthur C. Pillsbury, noted pho- tographer, in his laboratory in Berk- { | were called to furnish data during a 800 Chicagoans Honor Symphony Conductor Chicago, Jari. 13.—()—Frederick |BOTH upper and lower bowel, re- Stock celebrated his twenty-fifth |moving old poisons you never knew the orchestra today. Honoring the conductor’s quarter of a century as head of one of Chi- cago’s artistic institutions, more than 800 Chicagoans, prominent in social, First Women on Bh | Floor of Senate | ep 4 A BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1930 FOURNORTH DAKOTA POSTOFFICES AIDED Appropriations Made for Fargo, Pembina, Portal and St. Johns Structures Washington, Jan. 13—(#)—Al- though anticipating additional appro- priations to enlarge the public build- ing program later in the current ses- sion of congress, tho house appro- priation committee in the annual treasury-post office departments sup- ply bill reported today provided only for continuing existing projects. ‘The recommended appropriations constituted a reduction from last year’s total of $57,248,370 to $48,709,- 390 for the fiscal year 1931, or a de- crease of $8,358,980. The report characterized the decrease as “more apparent than real” in light of ex- pected new appropriations from the $230,000,000 authorization bill for pub- lic buildings which’ has passed the *| house and is now before the senate. The “weaker sex” has broken another barrier.\ Never had women been ac- corded the floor of the United States Senate till the other day when Mrs. Evelina K. Southworth, above, and Miss Ruth Peterson, below, fabric experts of the Tariff Commission, senatorial debate on tariff measures. Here you see them smiling because | Oia” the Senate had to waive its unwrit- ten rule against admitting women to the floor. music and art circles gathered at a cor of the Bohemian club: last night. 5 Dr. Stock became conductor upon the death of Theodore Thomas, founder of the orchestra. Among the telegrams of congratu- lations was one from President Hoo- ver. Man Jumps from Bed, Feels Gas on Heart! “Stomach gas pressed so hard on my heart I had to get up nights. 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EDDIE CANTOR — the uproarious star comedian of the cur- rent Ziegfeld “Whoo- pee!” Running wild ina hilarious comed; skit! ‘8 frecen MorcAN — », the lovely star. of: thi - original “Show Boat.” ~ introducing an allur- ing Helen’ Morgan song hit}... -.. ‘Thi , 4 onl: ady" Vallee and. his ‘a1 stra fea- radio The established projects, for the continuance of which funds are ap- pronriated in the bill, inch < Minnesova: — Duluth, Mi Noyes, St. Paul, South St. Paul. North Dakota: Fargo, Pembina, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Vermilion. Montana: Babb-Piegan, Lewiston, Havre. EVENING HANDKERCHIEF A decorative new Paris evening “| Portal, St. Johns, FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE SOOTHES It costs only a few cents more to get the best in flours. -We guarantee that you will make better baked foods with OCCIDENT. LYON’S BEST OR CLIMAX than from any other flour. Try a sack! If you are not satisfied, your grocer will refund your money without argument. 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Pillsbury Noted Naturalist and Inventor Scheduled for a Unique Presestation of the most sensational moving picture ever made - at the CITY AUDITORIUM January 15 - - at 8:30 p. m. Prices: Lower floor and 2 balconies, $1.00; gallery 50c, Arthur Pillsbury Makes Moving Pictures with Microscopic Attachment to Camera Revealing Mysteries of Nature Not Apparent to Naked Eye. January 16 - - Matinee at 4:15 p. m. Prices: Adults 75c; Children 25¢ Let Milton C. Work Improve Your Game BRIDGE by RADIO Auction and Contract: Tuesday - KFYR - 4:30 p. m.C. 8. T. LD. Hieman, Bai, Olichems ‘ ein