The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 9

8 a i 88 2. Ld mr in H Hi “else an e : it ! 5,000,000 shares in a session featured in the activity and stren records on the the extreme “4 exchange were New York stoc! with another turn- lie’ lity and the weakness of the baking and merchandising issues. ATTACK REICHSTAG Berlin, Mar. 28—(?)—Unmoved President Von Hindenbers’s STOCKS SET RECORD New York, Mar. 28—(AP)— All 1930 tradi over of more than railroad and appeal for harmony, Nationalists of the Reichstag to- broken today = All : ; : j Fires the Charge, Causing. Death, Injury to Nine Inexploded by First Firing, Drill Ui hte i of $43 » Mar. 22—P)—A sharp decrease in liquor exports from Canada to the United States im February, 1930, as compared February, 1929, was shown sistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman. His son, George, was convicted last} The ener; week on a similar charge preferred by Emil Levsen of Springville, form: major league baseball pitcher. RUM EXPORTS DECREASE figures made public today by which Huckins is alleged to have paid investors dividends of 26 to 52 per cent. Cy 2 iY a little $338, while would earn only One dollar, invested —— r-|at 6 per cent, com} is|more than ‘zy output of an ave! age workman, it is estimated, er | about one- -tenth of a horsepower in brimmed smiles a broad welcome chosen few old friends. “desert Ernie track » “never of season at least. Hjertzberg, his mentor, has coached American and Swedish Olympic teams in the past. s Mentor > Mar. ,28.—(?)—Fred , ir., of Dover, N. J., whose vic- Scotty says, tory in the first annual national A. A. U. 20-mile marathon here opened hands ice Houston, Texas, | Ward, “Nevada folks,” ask me fool questions. They know son has felt the necessity of explain- ‘a vista that may lead to participa- ing away what has become a tion in the 1932 Olympic, has placed himself in the expects to remain | of the current college H Q Eaai S85 3 2a r The highways of ing buy “Follow the highway markings and you can’t go You follow ing on a motor trip. well-marked roads. And you reach ation the safest, most comfortable way. .” ,.. That’s-the advice the Automobile Club before si the well-known, stin: gives you wrong. “ your de: ne ie apag ul i | | | | | | ad worth of he on- and were the country. said the concoc: he termed “sheep dip” tested and found to be poison: ee, examined fitting complement | complete, have aroused widespread other “comforts” in- | curiosity and neither Scotty nor John- sible for Dixie Epidemic 7 BOOTLEGGERS ‘Fred Ward Coached CAUSE OF PARALYSIS Hue = i al hi ii 2 Es aE ih ie i i a, aie ij # 3 ih Hil H ' ? gz’? They have fully ’ve come to depend ing’ lable, adver- i uyin, , and are just as care the “highways of b great motor roads you’ Marked by the trade-marks of rel: products. Why not follow the same rule in your shopp’ just as carefully plotted, Why not stick to been marked as the upon. tised i i EF i ing follow these “high- look through the advertise- * pi Pick out the products you want. Notice the names and trade-marks that identify. columns. time you go shop) Before you start, these The next in ” ways. ments them. i And then ask for them by name. ai sts to guide The advertisements are sign- you to the best and Le is EE Dat iil oe yee ap ee Ha Hi eth | a il | Ai ee meet the Fort ‘Doylé, coach. bi lie § i itl at Shields na 8 3 i | pilin é alll i i 488 Ha ne i aif if cil a ig 24 Slee zit nt —e 5 i a Gah dh es & ral na | iin qy ued cia le ui Bae ay tl a i girls’ basketball team of the/Creosote-Carbolic Acid Con- ee aan eS ee Febery Tore iE E ie ee itt | aitly; ee i atl School Orators in High Distric Bismarok, eae Plans for Completion of Masonic ~ COMMITTEE MEETS: i, Fanie nT Ht F} ih Contest Today rict marok, MoClusky, - Elgin and Underwood Are Represented CLARENCE. BAKKEN MANAGER First Oration Will Be Given at 7:30 o’Clook in Mandan J Hi 3 is i il hi $8 | fh