The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1930, Page 8

PLAN FOR ZEPPELIN | FLIGHT 10 AMERICA Ncusses Proposed Transat- lantic Aircraft Line With Washington Officials Ki ‘ ‘Washington, Mer. 27.—(?)—Opening his first day in Washington with of- ficial calls on President Hoover, Post- master General Brown, Secretary of ‘War Hurley, and Acting Secretary of the Navy Jahncke, Dr. Hugo Eckener, skipper of the Graf Zeppelin, today outlined a program for the dirigible's next flight to America and the pro- posed establishment of a transatlantic line. ‘The flight of the Graf, he said, will probably start May 10, with a stop at Seville, Spain, for refueling, mail and passengers. South America will be the destination, followed by a flight to Lakehurst ending May 20. A conference with department ‘heads at the navy will be held tomor- Tow to settle details of turning over the government's dirigible facilities to Dr. Eckener for the Graf's brief stay in the United States. The navy al- ready has agreed to loan the Lake- ‘hurst airport for the venture. {Mandan Will Cast Its Ballots at Fire Hall Mandan will cast ballots in the city election next Tuesday in the fire hall ather than in thé office of City Au- (aitor W. H. Seitz, it was announced ‘this morning following the regular weekly meeting of the city commis- sion last night. | F. 8. Hudson will be inspector of ihe election while Henry Schafer and iGeorge Eckroth will be judges and , Joseph Mueller and Mrs. Ellen "Tharp will act as clerks. The commissioners last night or- fered the city auditor to advertise for fuss for paving five city blocks, alleys ‘3m Blocks 41 and 42 and First street lsrom the west border of Sixth avenue the west border of Ninth avenue. {A bill prohibiting the storing of ‘automobiles and machinery scrap on ity property “not properly enclosed” b given its first reading last night. Orators Representing Five Schools Compete | Orators representing five high ‘schools in the Mandan district today ‘were awaiting the district contest ‘which will be held. at the Mandan thigh school auditorium beginning at 1:30 o'clock ‘Friday evening, accord- ‘mg, to Clarence J. Bakken, Mandan hhigh school oratory coach. sented in the contest will be (Mandan, Bismarck, McClusky, Elgin, ‘and Underwood high schools. All en- ‘trants heve written their own ora- ‘tions, of which the U. S. constitution 4s the subject. They will draw for places on the program shortly before ‘the contest. Judges will, be Rev. Floyd Logee, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Bismarck; Judge H. L. Berry ‘and A. L. Watt, of the U. S. Great Plains Experimental station, both of Mandan. Francis Ford will represent Mandan. 13 YOUTHS ARRAIGNED Minneapolis, Mar. 27.—(#)—Thir- Yfeen of 17 youths, ranging in-age from 10 to 18 years, arrested for de- ‘molishing furnishing in the home of J. R. Ridgeway into which they had broken, were charged with burglary ‘and unlawful entry. They will be ar- i raigned in juvenile court. a (gp SS : ' : ‘Here’s Instant Relief é From Bunion Pains _ | And Soft Corns Actually Reduces the Swelling—Soft Corns Dry Right Up and Can ‘ Be Picked Off Get a two-ounce bottle of Moone’s @merald Oil ‘full strength) today. Every well-stocked druggist has this, nd it will reduce the inflammation, ‘goreness, and pain much quicker than ny remedy you ever used. |. Your bunions may be so swollen and inflamed that you think you can't go ‘nother step. Your shoes may feel as if they were cutting right into the jfilesh. You feel sick all over with the ‘pain, and torture and pray for quick relief. What's to be done? Two or three applications of jMoone’s Emerald Oil and in fifteen gainutes all the pain and soreness dis- pears. A few more applications at egular intervals and the swelling re- juces. er ram eae And as for soft corns, a few appli- tions each night at bed time and ithey etd seem to shrivel right up and of It's a wonderful formula—this com- ‘Wake Pepsin This ¢ .* New Way and End BCKENER OUTLINES Sheriff Probes Glen Ullin Jewelry Theft; No Arrests Are Made ‘Though he had made no arrests, John Handtmann, Jr., Morton county deputy sheriff, had several suspects under surveillance and was investi- gating fingerprints today following the $750 robbery of the Turk jewelry store operated by T. D. Cooper at Glen Ullin yesterday morning. The burglar or burglars also broke into the Dudgeon Hardware store at Glen Ullin but nothing of value was missed there. Taken from the jewelry’ shop were six women’s and six men’s 15-jewel Julger wrist watches; six men’s watch chains; @ dozen and a half 18-karat gold wedding rings; $150 worth of cheaper rings; $50 in cash from the register; and a $5 gold picce. McLean County Has Spelling Contest ‘The annual spelling contest, for McLean county, in which both city and rural schools will be entered, will be held Saturday evaning, March 29, at the city hall, Underwood. This announcement was made recently by Arthur E. Thompson, Washburn, su- perintendent of schools for McLean county, who has arranged the event. O. A. Shiveley, superintendent of the Underwood schools, is in charge of local preparations, Each city and consolidated school in the county is entered in the com- petition, and rural schools in the southeastern part of the county are preparing to send representatives. Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas Automobile engineers who worked for years in an effort to reduce gaso- line consumption have found the so- lution in a marvelous invention that fits all cars, An actual test made by one of the engineers showed 59 miles on a gallon of gas. Thousands of car owners have already installed this new invention, They not oniy report amazing gas savings but are al surprised to find quicker pick-up, in- stant starting, smoother running mo- tors and disappearance of carbon. E. Oliver, 999-272 N. Third St., Mil- waukee, Wis., for a limited time is offering a free device to those who will help introduce it. He also needs men everywhere to make over $100 weekly in their own territory taking care of local business. Write him at once for free sample and big money making offer.—Adv. Konjola Put Quick End to Rheumatism! Suffered Twenty Years—Fa- mous Medicine Scores After All Else Fails Day after day Konjola, the new and different medicine, is adding to its fame and friends in Bismarck and wherever it is introduced and’ given | the chance to prove its merits. There jcan be but one reason for such as- | tounding success and that is that Konjola makes good in those stub- born and obstinate cases that have Iso | today! Mistol ° A. C. Picks Committee To Plan Reception to High School: Champs ‘The proposal to give the several teams of sport champions of the High school @ public reception, to which 8. W. Corwin suggested adding the Presentation of cups, was considered at @ meeting of the Association of Commerce board at noon, today. The idea was adopted and a com- mittee was appointed to work out de- tails, this consisting of N. O. Chur- chill, chairman, E. B. Cox, E. B. Klein, 8.'W. Corwin and William H. Payne. No date was selected, that beng left to the committee to pro- ATTEND G. N. D. A. MEETING Twenty-five residents of Mandan and the city’s surrounding district will attend a luncheon meeting at the Lewis and Clark hotel, . tomorrow noon to hear Wesley Mc- Dowell, Valley City, land expert of the Greater North Dakota associa- tion. H. 8. Russell, director of the association in Mandan, and A. W. Furness, secretary of the Mandan How to Check a COLD! = Treat that cold before it turns into something more serious. 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