The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1930, Page 3

Gismarck and Mandan Will Battle in Afternoon. Game Fourth Change in Date wil Eliminate Meoessity for Special Train * TILT COMES NEXT. TUESDAY Bismarok Fans‘May Take Train Over at 2:46, Anc’“er, Baok at 7:45 ’ i| hi 2 ie ail ati Uc bittis Fl iF 2 F2n5 Et noon. No requests for an encore from the Gould-Payne duet have been received. . BRAVES ENROUTET0 MINOT FOR CONTEST Arrangement , Which Held Up the Bismarck - Minot Bus Makes Game Possible After a week of uncertainty, Ath- letic Director Leonard G. and seven Mandan high school bas- ketball players were en route to Mi- not today for “pad games with the tonight. The trip was made possible when hem from NEW SALEM DAIRY COW AVERAGE HIGH Agricultural College Men Pcint Out That Butterfat is High Above Average ‘Thirteen of the 15 herds on the New Salem Holstein Breeders circuit pro- duced an average of more than 300 Pounds of butterfat per cow in 1929, Compared to the state average of 150 Pounds, it was reported by George D. Claude, superintendent at the 20th annual meeting of the circuit at New Salem. Dr. J. H. Shepperd, acting presi- dent of the North Dakota Agricul- tural college; Dr. P. F, Trowbridge, director of the North Dakota experi- ment station, and R. C, Newcomer, county agent of Morton county par- ticipated in events of the day. Mr. Claude kept a record of the 221 cows owned by the 15 circuit members. There are. 205 purebred cows and 16 grades. » by sales, the freshening of heifers for the’ first time, and other reasons. It is cus- tomary also’ to cast aside records of cows milked less than nine monthé. In the financial statement, how- ever, all are counted, and it is on this count that the average of more than 300 pounds per cow is com- puted. The average butterfat produced by the 137 purebred cows milked for more than nine months during the calendar years was 360.4 pounds. The average feed cost per cow was $58.45 and the average feed cost in- come from butterfat, above feed Cost, was $100.50. “ Ed Tallman’s herd repeated its Previousr ecords, and was again high with 44.74 pounds of butter fat per cow; H. W. Holle’s herd was second with an average of 430.1. Tallman's herd averaged $121 per cow, income above feed cost, and the Holle herd averaged $110.51 per cow. Following are the records of cir- cuit cows by groups: Six cows, pro- duced an average more than 500 pounds of butterfat; 6 produced an average of 450 pounds; 13 had an average of 400; 24 an average of 350 and 41 an average of 300. Bowman’s Debate at Mandan Is Postponed Because of heavy snows in North Dakota the last few days, which made automobile traffic between Bowman and Dickinson impractical, the de- bate between Mandan and Bowman high schools, scheduled to take place in Mandan tonight, has been indef- initely postponed, it was announced pthis morning by J.-C, Gould, superin- ‘tendent of Mandan schools. The Bowman trio and coach had Planned to travel to Dickinson by au- tomobile and from Dickinson to Man- ; | dan by train. Look Out for Flying Sparks! ‘They are responsible for a large ¢ part of the million-dollars-a- sday fire loss in this country. If “you afe planning to build or re- pair, it would be wise to use fire-résistive roofing. Even the most careful con- struction sometimes fails to withstand fire. The only cer- tain protection against fi- nancial loss is the kind of in- surance sold by this Hartford ¢®ire Insurance Co, agency. Clarence J. Bakken, Mandan debate coach, said it will not be known for Several days when the debate can be arranged definitely. WILL PRESENT COMEDY An Irish comedy, “Will O’ the | Wisp,” will be presented at the St. Joseph school auditorium Monday =—————_————_———— old standard, reliable Grove’s Laxative BROMO QUININE years, Merit is the ti] reason, Grove’s Laxative , ‘BROMO. ‘ QUININE Tablets Successful Since 1889 soe dt att druggists will coach ‘the production while members of the committee in charge are Mrs. George Ford, Mrs. C. E, Dorfler, and Mrs, H. H. Warren, SCHLOSSER, FRIESZ GUILTY OF ASSAULT Men Who ‘Beat Up on’ Cook Will | Be Sentenced by Mandan’ Judge Tomorrow John Schlosser and Martin Friesz, Mandan, were found guilty of assault and battery by @ jury at 10:15 o'clock last night in the first case before the regular February jury term of Morton county district court at Man- dan. They had been charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. The jury received the case at 4:20 o'clock yesterday afternoon and 'de- liberated six hours. The two men Probably will be sentenced by Judge H. L. Berry, Mandan, tomorrow morning, it was announced today by John Handtmann, Sr., clerk of court. The two men recently “beat up” on Gus Vorsos, Mandan chef, following | an argument in the White Star Cafe, where the cook was employed. Vorsos lost several teeth, suffered severe head and body bruises, and spent sev- Sis aa in the hospital following the ati With the only other criminal case on the calendar, that in which Miss Ellison faces a statutory charge, nost- poned, the court planned to launch into the civil calendar today, the clerk said. The probable first civil case was that in which Rudolph Schmidt has made Michael Staudinger a defend- ant. Thirty-five of the 40 jurors sum- moned to serve the court were able to report for duty despite the Heart river flood, Mr: Handtmann said, Judge Berry excused the other five, The court room was filled to ca- pacity whtle the Schlosser-Friesz trial was in progress. Jurors in the case were Carl Bickert, Paul Hjelmseth, Albert Schroeder, Otto Wendt, L. .D. Zander, D. K. Kaufman, H. H. Kroeg- er, Henry L. Jones, Paul Kunkel, Fred Petri, Arnold Jacobson, and A, P. Stockert. Mandan High School Students to Attend 2 Week-end Parties Mandan high school students will attend two parties this week-end. ‘ This afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, another “floodnight” dance is to be staged in the high school gymnasium, | MAKING IT EASY | i ths, | benefited by the consistent use. | Of cod-liver oil. One of the drawbacks: to ite more general use is its na! HUNTING | & FISHING 19 9 6%page fo Gaenmeeoes trapping valteble tnormatian fovgume tow ¢ pga to get tab eume, Only $1.004 Peat FREE eae us oe 911 Transit Bids. with Geroge Murphy, faculty member, supervising. Tomorrow evening, members of the | Sarah Bernhardt chapter of the Junior Playmakers will hold their annual banquet and dancing party. Miss Mabel Frey, director’ of the or- ee is assisting in arrange- ment RESTFUL EASE AFTER COUGH- ING “The result of using Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for a dreadful cough that bothered me both day time and at nights was a restful one for me,” says Mrs, Anne Davison, Long Beach, Calif. “It eased my cough at once, felt so good to my ir- ritated throat and was very agreeable | No more coughing for me | t Foley's Honey | to take. so long as I can and Tar Compound.” Your druggist sells and recommends it. Ask for it. i City-County Briefs | John Van Arman, Kindred, sena- tor from Cass county, is here today on hte with the highway depart- ment. «Charles Coventry, Linton lawyer, is attending to legal matters here today. Burnie Maurek, Fargo, 8 member of the state game and fish commis- sion, is a visitor in the city. James W. Holkup, proprietor of the Garrison bakery, is spending the day in Bismarck. ¢ Attend the big bazaar at St. Mary’s gymnasium on Monday | and Tuesday evenings, Marck i Sold everywhere—Adv. 3 and 4. Lunch and everythi po hah erence Aleta In drama unsparing ...° yet tenderly human . , Vina Delmar fling terrific genius ‘against the Gods of Pleasure. With Arthur Lake Olive Borden Tonight and Saturday 2:30 - 7 and 9 p. m. Adults 35c until 7:30 Radio Serviceman Attention A large corporation is contemplating opening a radio school in Fargo. This will be open about April 1st for beginners only. Tuition, approximately $100. If you are interested in this. beginners’ course, write give name, address, age and approximate date you could enter, to Box 1064 Boston, Mass. The highway to the Dome is open and in good condition. Fargo, N. D. it Dome Saturday Night To Bill Thomas and His Rythm Kings From Minot — We Are Now Located : in Our New Store This shoppe is almost an exact copy of Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s North Avenue most exclusive Women’s Wear Shoppe. We will feature our usual high class line adding new makes at various prices. To introduce our.new location, special prices will be given March 1st to 15th, all dresses at $2.00 to $7.00 saving. i Our $19.75 Dresses at $14.75 Our $26.75 Dresses at $19.75 Our $29.75 Dresses at $22.75 Our $39.75-Dresses at $32.75 Also an Assortment at $12.75 Sizes 14 to 54 We specialize in small and stout garments, The new modified lengths will please. We also have a line of very smart hats that are different. You will like this modern restful women’s wear home. Women’s Wear Shoppe 504 Broadway Bismarck, N. Dak. Annex Hotel Block Same block as Quain & Ramstad Clinic Special Offer! Heavy galvanized pail and this splendid assortment of Procter & Gamble soaps all for only 99c (usual value $1.25) 5 cakes Pand G White Naphtha 1 pkg. Ivory Flakes (large size) * 1 cake Ivory Soap (medium size) 1 cake Camay toilet soap 1 pkg. ea size) ani 7 1 heavy Galvanized Pail Here’s an assortment of soaps that can’t be beaten. Every brand has the confidence of housekeepers and there’s one for every household cleaning need: P and G, the world’s most populer laundry soap; Ivory Flakes, for washing see. siths Sor, Pankene saiely; Keoty, Comb, for toilet end 3 Camay, soap recommended by 73 of Americe’s leading dermatologists; and Oxydol—fine grains of rich soap which makes @ generous suds even in the hardest water. And with all these high-grade soaps you get a heavy galvanized pail useful in dozens of places about the home. It will pay you to take advantage of this On Sale from March Ist to the 8th inclusive at these stores: BISMARCK MOTT STRASBURG P. M. Vansoest HAGUE C. Fisher ZEELAND Geo. Aberlee Mott Cash NEW LEIPZIG Tilson’s REGENT Square Deal DRISCOLL A. E. Metcalf STEELE Foyer Merc. NEW ENGLAND Von Drashek’s Grenz and Wentz C. Halpren NEW SALEM . TEMVIK . K. Service Temvik Merc. Co. Mann’s Store MOFFIT GLEN ULLIN. - WISHEK Herr Mercantile Jenner Bros. NAPOLEON Fitzsimmons & Rourke harem cee reovitz Grocery Mandan Food = H. 8, Friese & Soa PE PPPIP LIE SOP ITLL SLT ST OCLP OPO OTIS COC CL LLL COLOLO LOPOCCOC COTO CEOS COCCI CT