The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 7

United States Chamber of Com- merce Outlinés Problems Opening the first general session of th annual meeting of the of Commerce of the United ‘States, President William Butterworth and John H. Fahey, publisher of the (Mass.) Post, in turn Praised business ae ipa? before it. “a critical sit- int of Frnt ews JNO TERIAL AND “Deadwood Dick” (left) characters such Deadwood, 8. D., April 29.—(#)—In survivor of the better. known Black {southern girls’ en, Nears Trail’s:End Jane” (top center). ht clearly this modernized Black Hills gold min-|Hills pioneers, whose exploits gave , {and saloons still interest tourists, the the cil of the chamber, gathered as part the eighteenth annual meeting. Since only 18 vacancies exist, nom- i from definite were: were selected as representa- business groups. ii I Jr., Columbus, Ohio; iy ok fe eth Z *|sus takers will exceed. men in the ; | District .|there will be half as many women :|SEEKING PRESERVATIVES. 3| being studied by the bureau of stand- . |ards a ecenion their value in ar- | resting decay. r Tt has bed found that some build- ing town, where deserted dance halls last of a picturesque procession of plainsmen is nearing the end of the trail. He is “Deadwood Dick,” Indian fighter, trader, pony express rider and scout for General je A. Custer, weakened by @ lung ailment and 83 years of strenuous life. Death this year of “Poker Alice” Tubbs, left Deadwood Dick the lone Kohler’s ‘Free Meals’ Scrutinized at Trial Sheboygan, Wis. April 29.—()}— ‘The “free meals” served visitors to the “model village” of Kohler, Wis., during the 1928 primary campaign of | Gov. Walter J: Kohler, came in for renewed scrutiny‘today in the exec- utive'’s ouster trial. Dozens of accounts were anon to support the prosecution's assert! that the millionaire governor used his village and manufacturing plant to Sway voters. WOMEN CENSUS TAKERS INCREASE IN EAST ONLY Washington, April §29.—()—While the increase in women census takers is a marked feature of the 1930 cen- sus in the east, the west coast had them 10 years ago. Figures in the office of the director of the census show that women cen- of Columbia. In Boston employed as men, though in 1920 there were only 56 women to 561 men. But in San Francisco the women enumerators outnumbered the men in 1920 in about the same proportion they will in the coming census. TO PREVENT STONE DECAY Washington, April 29.—(P)—Exter- nally applied stone preservatives are ing stones heretofore considered rea- Vatican City, April 29.—(?)—John J. Raskob, American financier, and reality to wild west novels, Most of the men and women who lived the stories that are told today died “with their boots on.” ‘Wild Bill Hickok was shot in the back of the head by Jack McCall in ® Deadwood gambling house. Preach- er Smith was killed by Indians. Johnny Slaughter, famous stage driv- er, was slain defending a gold ship- ment from robbers. “Poker Alice,” graduate of a select Entrant List for Track Meet Here Increased to 83 aa McClusky, Steele, Linton, Ster- ling, Washburn and Man- dan Send 52 Men. | Entrance of ‘52 more men from six high schoois in the Capital City track arfd field meet, to be held here Friday and Saturday, were received this morning to ‘Swell the total ‘exitrants to. 83; 1t was announced by William H. Yayne, manager. The six schools en' today were McClusky, with eight men; ' Steele; 6; Linton, 8; Sterling, 3; Washburn, 4; and Mandan, 13. ‘Napoleon, Glen Ullin, and Ash- ley previously had entered 8, 12, and 11 men respectively. Sterling will be ‘represented in a track and field meet for the first time this week-end, Mr. Payne said. Entries do not close ‘until to- night, however, and Mr. Payne expected many entries through the mail this afternoon and to- morrow -morning. He predicted that more than 200 athietes will participate. POPE RECEIVES RASKOB his is nearing the end of the trail at 83. He is the last of the picturesque frontier as “Poker Alice” Tubbs (lower right), “Wild Bill” Hickok (upper right), and “Calamity school, who attained a distinction as ® poker and faro dealer in the gold camps, was the best known woman character of the early Black Hills days, Another was “Calamity Jane,” who was Martha Jane Canary. Legend painted for her a questionable repu- tation but friends lauded her. She gained the nickname in 1876 when mountain fever broke out in General Cook's camp near Rapid City. Grate- ful for her nursing, soldiers called her “Our Angel in Calamity.” Shepherd’s Crooks Still Made by Hand It is the hand-made shepherd’ crook industry, run by Charlie Mit. chell, who supplies crooks to shep- herds in Australia, South Africa, Canada, western United States and other wool-growing sections. Mit- -+| hell is 85 years old and has been forging crooks in his dark smoky lit shop for 54 years. Pp Collectors are his best customers now, for machinery has made itself felt, even in making shepherds’ ——_—___ RETIRED hehe DIES polis, April 29. ‘The Rev. Andrew W. Gijevre, Tr retired Pega yy cei and a former profes- sor eran. sem! died at his home after a feist ieee TOWN LOSES FREE HEARSE Harlan, Ia—()—Hope of an en- dowed free hearse for citizens of this town has been shattered. A $3,000 bequest made by a former local citi- zen to endow a free hearse for the town has been successfully contested in the courts by relatives of the dead man, i sore REPORT READY + Reds Few But Noisy In Philippine Islands el ge Hy Economies and Efficiency in Op- eration Expected to Result in the Northwest FE oF il 8 d Se Hi Hi me if iH i BF #4 Pe 1H t i H fal fp HF) E Z = 4 E B Theatre . MANDAN, N.D, 7:15 - 9:15 — 15e - 40¢ Tonight - Tuesday. light, look for the red-and-green package when you buy corn flakes. Then you are sure of Kellogg’s. The flakes with the “wonder” flavor, packed in the waxtite inner seal wrapper thatkeepsthem - oven-fresh CORN FLAKES Serve with milk or cream. Extra flower especially tulips. Thousands of Annual meeting Izaak Wal- ton League tonight at 8 o'clock, | Elks hall. Bring a friend. family ‘were received in audience by delicious with fruits or honey Pope Pius today. They were present- preliminary stage ed by Monsignos Spellman of the|9%@, reported to the international Eoston Archdiocese. joint commission. SUSPEND CASEY STENGEL eae An Open Létter to the People md roy 1 Ma in and Around BISMARCK 20. Dear Friends: The Jarrell Hardware company is go- ing out of business! Everything must be sold out to the bare walls, even the fix- tures are for sale. Our huge stock of hardware, House Furnishings, Sporting Goods and Paint is being offered as low as 50¢ on the dollar. - ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS ad 3 ke Cent OFFERING | YOU-- A ‘Tested Plan— ‘36 years old— : With Assets of $33,000,000— Chresen by 170,000 investore— For accumulating from $1,000 te $100,000 on. attractive pay- ments. Ask for booklet, “En- Joy Money.” Use.the coupon. Seemmnrowewnenenance Off We are overstocked with used cars and trucks and must sell them as quickly as possible. In order to do so we have cut all prices one-third. This is your opportunity to buy that used car or truck at a price which you can’t equal elsewhere. Come in i The greatest merchandising event in fs the history of Bismarck awaits you. What early while the stock is still complete. prices—what values! Nothing is re- ‘served. Every item has been priced to 1929 Chevrolet truck Sell, and sell fast. ae 1929.G, M. C. truck ‘No matter what bargains you. have eae sedan seen or heard.of, no matter what sales r