The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 1

Defy in Silence FARM RELIEF BODY Chamber of Commeroe Receives Board Chairman's Flery [7 Romance Sours marck Convention ST. PAUL DOCTOR LECTURES LEARNING MORE ABOUT TEETH Profession Attending Bis- More Than 160 Members of Or. G. A. Rawlings, First Associ- ation President, Is Hon- ored Tonight sii! 1 Bie i thy i il aft 2 silt a AMG cate Registration at the. silver jubilee canvention of the North Dakota Den- uf {il i a1 Hale i iil iat “int tf Ah ull a iE fill 8 iil i i Ht Bilizaiton.” reply patina Soa GHICK RAISING of state ‘dental. nurses asgocia- also in convention here, held clinics this morning with a business session scheduled for this errce. Sa roneeetion onl ete, asl i f wat Baan “Se oe The attack and. PLAN OF A. C. GOES OVER IN OF it tt ea it iS We bat : E Four Escape Unhurt as Flaming li Meeting. strlen il O00 = First Shipment Will Be Herel = —— 8 for Distribution May 6 and Another May Fuel Traps Two Victims a If ai eedeatt iia: nee ti al ue ‘ 45 ae) He ve Bu has 7) tt ‘ pli iL uf iit | fi Le ne With nen i r ga ha fit merge Ao fi 88 : 8 ip i tt dau ie | t ie eat peels Inubo, Salers Dog Register, secretary- Pounding § Lily Hi Ne HEE if] lial! | i | quest in Death ‘i i & ae bi i ry i crc pila Part Term in Office The Burleigh County Bar associa- tion has reorganized for the ensuing year by electing J. A. Hyland presi- dent, T. H. Thoresen, vice president, and George 8. treasurer. [3 30 TRAPPED ABOARD | SNK: FREIGHTER the | Sef iH i E i a ; ie. A ca < APRIL 80, 1980 WITH EXAMINATION -| Blood Spots Found on Coat of Slain Brothers = ROBBERS DID KILLING Traveling Companion of MYSTERY DEEPENS OKLAHOMA MURDER |STATE DENTAL PRACTITIONERS Plan Prevtiseg Ting eae a Fase on prince, her to Marshall Field’s Chicago soretiant ney anid today, xe Wife Reno-Bound: 1 | S| State-Finanoced, for Stor- age of Grain Crops WARNS AGAINST CHANGES Sees Real Farm Relief in Reten- Suggests Public Warehouses, Pas to obtain i OLSNESS FLAYS INDEPENDENTS’ STATE MILL COMMISSION PLAN Hoover’s Wishes Congress Falls to-Grant BASIS FOR REQUEST Senator Jones Advises Action if | President Is Advised LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM PASSAGE Oldest Newspaper ESTABLISHED .1878 © ae s iis SERIOUSLY CONSIDERS MOVE tion of ‘Tried and Tested’ Mat | connection Capitalists Warned State Industries eel Haul HF Predicts Tariff Bill and Navy Before Departure Not to Take Trip ‘traveling’ companions of George fais | David Smith, Connecticut capital. iste, today added more mystery to the SH ce 2 he 5 3 i i fl | fie | vit nent of the by a three- appointed by Hl LE a Before June 1 Treaty Will Be Acted Upon ut aa = agli 2p ba Fs i E] TH it iF et ae i Fy { Hie $3785 Hig i Hi is Pie 33 posal for Study of North il! are ailing tH th i he Tar ‘board Endorses Appropriation Pro- Hl oat the Tae bi fil ii ia Han ln if aie ii Ally yf Sie it inl! aT ut Hi i HR an: ath al iE ait Ha Hel i i i Teall Tal | | ile ghey 2 # an Wewoka, Okls., April 30—(7}—Two | LAD TOTHOBITS si at ail; ‘ vials il iH i infil iy nl i ae sagt eH ib 4 ] | aH ‘ae =H MI Fee ail Hat i i Pal it iti} Hi i Hil a Es ial! i Ht tablished in Mn i arg it Int {Tt / ida? Hh 4 He ale ANAY MRO ial tbe Aa [Sar a ly Sill lat r, said the older Bape i cl for — Grain Body | No In Bs Hh | il a2 al ih H April 30.—()—H. F. ior 18 youre 0 price a er ae McKellar Assail — Parker Koenee Attorney iil Tt i i ied or i fail ‘ei i Hi ae wk Hl g driest | He li te i Hil aay _ on 5 rl : 1 > i il Bhae | te AR Hi i 12 i ab iE it at nh oe ae i ul Leu? Hi i sai if i i Ful ail ie i f Mi git pis Pel iti Hi i Q s a3 4 ci 5 Ei CELT fe +7 a "a Hye ~ Laangt ose Never Wakes tt bi Hy ea z Fr