The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1930, Page 3

| ‘ N MASONS 10 4 ducted by Father Paul Neussendorfer i MANDA *| will-be made in the Catholic ceme- tlle ghee ceed lodgé and the J. Runge Will Be Made MANDAN NEWS :::. ~~ HBARPARGO MEMBER 22-525 sz eso: Bob tons and W.) 9 WEN IND WOMAN will be qmade members oy oe Mandan Mesonic lodge this fternoon and this fost ew. are Bob Gray, C. E. Kelsven, and W-| jieoeg Liquor Seized; Officers . Runge. will be section of te eoaan Meson Report Big Seizure at ‘Tempje at 4:30 p. m. while the sec- Jamestown ‘ond section will be given at 8 p. m. ‘A banquet, over which L. G. will preside, has been ar-| Minot, N. D., Feb. 4—(#)—Two men ARRESTED IN MINOT THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. GROUP BANK LEADER SPEAKS 10 KIWANIS ON BEQUEST TRUSTS Ralph Kaufman of Northwest) Bancorporation Urges Pro- vision for Families Ralph Kaufman, vice president of the Northwest Bancorporation, Min- the quest character, Mr. Kaufman formerly was a bank- gga ae Mad Man Shoots Four Before He Is Killed Towttiville, Queensland, Australis, an Aus- ve Feb. 4.—(7)—A tragedy on trailian Palm Island native settl ment 25 miles from here in which three met violent death was revealed two Aborigines reached with distress messages. They .reported that R. M. Curry, su- rintendent of the island, went mad shes his two children, two com- , and subsequently was killed today when Rollingstone per and red himself by a native. PETITIONS FOR GAS TAX BOOST READY County Commissioners of State Would Have Revenue In- creased One-Fourth SCOUT ACTIVITIES STARF OF LEADERS Commissioners Named for Bis- marck and Mandan; Pro- gram of Inspections Bismarck and Mandan scout troops are ¢o be encouraged in their work by deputy scout commissioners working under the direction of the Scout Com- missioner Charles Liessman. The commissioners appointed for the year 1930 are all men who have had ex- perience in scouting either in Bis marck and Mandan and are well qualified for their positions. Mandan commissioners are ©. J. Bekken and Charles Bugbee. Bakken will have supervision over the new troops now forming in Mandan while Petitions to initiate a change in the | Bugbee ‘will have the two old troops, state law to provide for a gasoline tax of four cents instead of three it were prepared by James Morris today. The measure, which would amend tax law initiated in 1926 cents as at present Attorney General No. 1 and 2. Bismarck commissioners and their troops are: Hal 8. Dobler, Troop 6, Presbyterian and Troop 9, American Legion; F. E. McCurdy, Troop 8, 8t. Mary’s and Troop 10, Lion’ ib; Kelley Simonson, Troop 4:, Evangeli. cal, Troop 5, Lutheran, Troop 7, St. -)Mary’s; W. F. McGraw, Troop 2 and 3 Methodist and Troop 11, Elks. TOBE SPURRED BY - iner in sevcral scout subjects and a member of the troop committee of ‘Troop 8. Kelley Simonson has been scout- master of Troop 6 for. alomst two years and is now promoted to a com- missioner. Joe Kirby will take his troop as scoutmaster. McCurdy has been the ciairmar. of the Lion’s troop committee sifice its start and has also been a member of the rural - scout committee of the council. Charles Liessman, the scout com- missioner, is one of the leading s:cut enthusiasts in the area and has be- hind him many years of experience with boys and a background of per- sonal experiences intensely interesting to boys. Liessman has been on the council.for two years and have been called on to do many scouting duties, Monthly Inspections The plan provides for the monthly inspection of cach scout troop hy a commissioner; monthly reports from the scout scribe of each troop; ad- vancement facilities such as courts of honor; and general troop activities. At the end of each month cach troop is rated “rom the above reports on the ‘basis of 100 per cent. Each troop that reaches the efficiency rating of 85 per cent or over will be presented with a stroamer to be attached to, their flag. ! Basis for the percentages are: Gen- eral tone and eppearance, oral quiz, condition cf troop records, attendance | ‘at meetings, hikes, each 10 points; troop committeemen present, 5; troop the right-hard men of their scout- masters and will help them with their troop problems. North Dakota Forest Management Station $25,000 Fund Ordered Washington, Feb. 4—(7)—An in crease of $363,557 in the house agri culture appropriation bill was order- ed by the senate appropriations com- mittee today in reporting the mea- sure to the senate. As revised, the measure carries $153,648,227 for next year’s agricul- tural department work and $25,000 for establishment of a forest manaj ment sub-station in North Dak Also $5,000 was authorized for exten sion of the market news service to Oregon State Agriculture college. Senator McNary, Republican, Ore- gon, in reporting the bill—the first ceca scoTTSs EMULSION yA FOOD ang TONIC TAKE ITALL WINTER, Rheumatism? .Quick relief from rheumatic pains without harm: © To relieve the worst rheumatic pain ir avery easy matter. Bayer Aspinia vill do it every time! It's something vou can always take. Genuine rin tablet. are harmless. Look for the Bayer Cross on each tablet. BAYER ASPIRIN Spero? THEATRE All Trained Leaders ri] i Tonight - (Tuesday All-Talking mrika Beach presented the the Carleton Symphonic band coming here February 13. luncheon was attended by an number of guests, including ‘William Donnelly; ; H. G. oline sold and no changes are made | Troop 6 committee for two years and in the refund provisions. an active member of the council. Mc- ChildgenCey jor party. Bn of a riers alcohol still arrest of three men who are of now confined in the Stutsman county | mt Members of the committec are A. J. McFadden, Pembina county; J. F. Strauss, Wells county; August Krantz, .| Ward; Frank Heimes, Barnes; E. B. Lichtey, Towner; L. F. Lesmeister, .) Pierce, and J. I. Rovig, beset | county. More and More Colds Treated Externally Demand for Vicks, Pioneer of ‘No Dosing’ Method, Grows at Amazing Rate A generation ago, | easing the difficult breathing. . hen Vicks Vapo- Equally Good for Adults ib Year after year the demand for Vicks has grown until it is now the family standby for colds in more than 60 countries. Used largely at first for .| children’s colds, actual use in millions and | of homes has proved it equally effec- are | tive for adults. e treated externally, whole | trend of medical practice is away Best for Children Mothers especially appreciate Vicks, | raised to ‘21 Million” a short time ago. because it checks colds without risk This figure, too, has been outgrown, upsetting children’s delicate stom- | as there are now “Over 26 Million Jars Just rubbed on, Vicks acts; Used Yearly”—a jar for every family | in the United States. | ‘The Pioneer Investment House i Bonds, Stocks, Investment gives off medicated vapors which are | inhaled direct to the inflamed air- passages, loosening the phlegm and ; Happiness, satisfaction and contentment go hand in hand with a home. The refiter, in most cases, has to take what he can get, while the owner is able to buy what suits his requirements. Sleichers. CASTORIA ABABY REMEDY Here is a question for all: When you are advanced in age and unable to work, which of you is likely to be dependent upon the city or on relatives, the man that has rented all his life or the man who has bought a home? Hedden Real Estate Agency Webb Block Phone 0 Sweeping Cities Service ¢ Urame 6f Sous Common We believe that Cities Service Common offers the conservative investor. one of the outstanding opportunities of 1930. WRITE OR CALL TODAY FOR OUR LATEST Special Buck & Bubbles Comedy — Visitors Go Down 45 to 23; Lin- ton Legionnaires Face Man- dan Five Tonight cial, Holweg and Dick Cook, Having imallopea the, Washburn is held in default of $2,500 bonds. American cagers m1 7 night, ibe sate ‘raining schon tre |City Scales’ Biggest is aw game Euivanaites at the training schoolt Month Returns $45.20 gymnasium tonight, at 7:30 o'clock. Larry Kinn, center, and Karl! ‘The city scales report, presented to Thornburg and Al Letich, forwards, | the city ‘Monday scored all but one point in the Train- | and the only business , ex- ers’ total at Mandan last night | cept claims, showed the biggest George several ern Ee month in ee a number of burn center, count we was a fees, pure co cam, “With Chesworth, | tasa0, “= —, guard, out of the lineup, Washburn | The loads included 163 loads of \ used three men in his , coal, 58 of hay. 49 of hogs, 142 of Lie tet From the opening whistle it w8/ wood, 11 of U. 8. mail and of wheat Starting Thursday Cié : ZANE GREY'S ‘ities Service 66) 9 Bulletin Lone Star Ranger This Bulletin sets forth fully our = estimate of what 1930 holds in store for Cities Service share- holders and presents the facis upon which our opinion is based. Inquiries invited. No cost oF obligation. apparent the Trainers would win and/ ang 29 of buttermilk. the. Mandan youths piled in 21 field goals before the final whistle shrieked. Geston and Heidt played strong de-| argo, N. D., Feb. 4.—()—Attract- fensive games for the victors. ed by possibilities in Fargo, Fred H. Linton’s Legion club, having split] roomis of Loomis laboratories, with even in two games with the Bismarck | offices at Grand Forks Phantoms, is rated as @ strong announced today that in independent circles and the Train-| }ish a laboratory here pared for a hard game to- ‘The summary for last night's ‘Trainers (45) Letich. rf . ‘Thornburg, If Kinn, c . Geston. Tg Heidt, Ig - Totals or ‘Washiburn (23) Peterson, rf .. Holtan, if ... Schaumberg,'¢ - norstenson, TE Schweitzer, Ig Ekstrom, rf Schultz, re | fi FARGO GETS LABORATORY i g li : H a : D out of 10 Screen Stars use Lux Toilet Soap It has swept across the world from _ Hollywood to Europe tt more colds the E ‘Now “26” Million! To keep pace with this ever-grow- ing-demand, the famous Vick slogan —“IT Million Jars Used Yearly,” was > night. 4 Bismarck, North Dakota VAPORUB | Sleptouuc Hleobece eIGUclhes ulecaned KNOCKED COLD IN FIRST ROUND Totals . ae Referee: Gronvold, U. N. D. Braves Pointed for Game With Bluejays With all’ members of his squad in | gocd condition following their week- end trip to Valley City and James- town, ane brett Cc. McMahan is point Mandan high school ‘oadketball team for a re- turn game with Jamestown at Man- dan Saturday night. Jamestown will play Bismarck Fri- | Statement of Condition at close of business December 31, 1929 Fipetity [nvestMENT AssociATION: : ' WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Liabitities - Capital and Surplus $1,134,774.22 Escrow Funds .... 9,200.00 RESERVES .. 19,007,593.47** No one is of much When you've caught one, knock itout! Don’t wait, and don’t think Resources Bonds ......... .$13,309,673.82 Preferred Stocks.. 864,271.00 Other Stocks. . 674,764.65 Loans to Contract- Mortgage and Col- inten Loans director, summing up what 45 leading Holly- wood directors have found out from their ex- “A sereen star must pass the most merciless Reserves for the ma- turity and payment of all contracts outstand- et. lactaies Serves holders.) il 4,360,473.27* your stuffs-up, eyes water and nose runs, see how 416,789.96 eg ey you + 257,696.13 Jamestown for the second time Sat-! miserable Real Estate ...... 62,000.08 urday night. ey | Compound ai ite Furniture and Fix- . ry it ite tablets couldn’t tures ........46 Six Early Residents Pca gr ears _Schantz Pallbearers Accrued Interest on Bonds ~ 1,00 59,326.00 146,571.85 —_——_——— ——_—_— $20,151,567.69 $20,151,567.69 * Loans to our Contractholders secured by the Contracts which are held by us as collateral. °°U, S. Government, Munici Railroad ond Public Unity, Sovarisies, of which State Departments for the exclusive pbk nage ph pd approved by and Board of Directors Richard B. Scandrett, Jr., Chairmen 4 Ww. »w. ‘Whealing, W. Ve. B. Irvine | wel Dayton Keith ace, TL Vies President, Chicago Frast Co. Charles H. ernoon. They are R. J. Fleck, J. M. Mess- mer, J. T. Carey, Steve Brink, Andy Eckroth. ieeslor M: Resbege Needs Watching If left unscreened, it may shoot sparks at your rug. To open fires, and to hot coals placed in wooden containers, is attrib- uted a large share of the coun- try’s daily fire loss of more than a million dollars. We Bc Leow, lvington, Burling oxd Ratton” Flea Chebmees Ameren & Fanige Foe tn Fitters, races Bont & Seas HB. Smith Me eet rach 8 Co, NETS Heward “dion Property Cesodien, Washington, DC. Carmi A. pa = ad Rew Yoek Chey Lewy Branch Offices — Detreit,"Mich. Toledo, Ohie 2 Reading, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. ES Charleston, W. Va. este by D. B. Koren, Batirwod St. Louis, Mo. 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