The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, CHINESE FIRING ON eae ee ae a oy PORRIGN VESSELS) sireccsttstes ttre tz sumner so Be at_all ‘oreign commercial or navy craft operating above Kiukiang and Air Race Invitation To Governor Bears OT COMPTON [eset a 1S ELEN nly te |Fire Alarm Is Due -|'To Children Pouring | cine wo actu tun boot. Something 1 Into Stove ESCAPE AFTER FLUNGR ae the department about 4 o'clock Wed- received a “large” invitation to attend LAR GIRL, RACE the national air races in Chicago dur- ing the week of August 23 to Septem- ber 1. The invitation came by airmail in an envelope 36 inches long and 18 inches wide. The letter which it bore is 36 by 45 inches, and comes from Esosephine Cervinski \e Cervinski and Grace Livdah! Are Deadlocked in Second Place Chicago. The envelope carried $3.40 3 Keen competition is developing in in airmail stamps. ‘the Bismarck Tribune-Paramount| Representing 5,100 pupils of bri “\Pheater contest to determin: the most | school, nearly 200 students signed the « Popular girl in the city. invitation. They urged the governor =" ardeth Gussner still is in the lead | to be present at the tenth anniversary students of Roosevelt high school in| joined today in operating in Defense July 10.—(7)—American, | Jap’ and Japanese river patrols| und defensive operations tively, each patrol attempting to pro- raid on Yochow, Commanders of American, Brit- Bacteiiarly beyond Hankow, where ish and Japanese Boats Co- steamers attempting to reach the low- er river were reported to have been erage to showers of bullets from banks, Commanders of the American,| Shipping above Hankow virtually anese and British patrols were|ceased. Business was interrupted as) TOO LATE TO CI-ASSIFY erstood to be working coopera-| merchants fled. Since the bandit| FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms at 422 was dine to two eit: ‘ dren of C. oa et officers and the annual parade. Fourth. Phone 1052-R. shirts at $1.65. Shirt’ Safe ‘at Bergeson’ $245 and $2.95 Manhattas ane by 6 Cwindling Tacophine Cer. |. Among notables of the air who or As long as it does not cost any P yu jose] - jong ni S Of - Yineki ‘end'Grace Livdahl deadlocked | pect to be present are Colonel Chas. ware ¢ wie Mask, wy ak If you are planning on wind- = cena changes in the stand Amelie Earhart, Orvil Wright aod bu: i Bos Pasi se rowing your crop, you will be in- .» Ow hi the ings of elia Ear! . le ” ithe contestants saw Jane Byrne oust'| Glen Curtis. y ? or more Gl terested in the new Gleaner Bald- ‘Ann Thomas from fifth plare while| The dirigible Los Angeles 18 er Baldwin Combines on the job Windrow Harvester. It is “Margeurite Kennedy passed Catherine scheduled to participate in the man- th win yw jasinky vd went into ninth nist. | Give oe the consley wi ve peeseae i Lay built to Gleaner standards, which Blt asc e Hagen to take 14th position. —_—_—_— Profits, legs hg gr less worry, means that it is just a little better \« < bier of ‘the contestants) Pioneer Friends Keep pe any work for every member and costs just a little less. Cuts 2 oe: Birthday of Tatley of your family. 12-foot swath, weighs approzi- “Grace Livdahl .. {Josephine Cerviniski . as ¥ ° Barbara Register Henry Tatley celebrated his birth- ?Jane Byrne ..... 11800 | Gay anniversary Tuesday evening. The » Ann Thomas . 11400 | event was observed by the immediate 2 Marian Jensen .. 9900 | family at the home of John Peterson, » Arlene Sc..roeder 9800 | on Fifth street, and by two old friends {Marguerite Kenn 7500 | of Mr. Tatley who were in Bismarck » Catherine Kositzky . 7200 | for the occasion—Ole Gradin, former mately 2,600 Ibs. * Betty Newton 6900 | sheriff of McLean county, and Fred { Aldeen Paris . 6400 | Hoover, of the Washburn community. Rosalind Brown 5800| The trio of pioneers exchanged Elizabeth Rasch . - 5200|many reminiscences. Gradin and = Merle Von Hagen . + 4400 | Hoover came from Sweden, while Mr. = Maret Agre .. . 3600|Tatley came from Norway, the two = Marian Ryan + 2500] countries then being under one king. + Agnes Neilson « 2200 | All came to this section in the 80's. 4 Lena Johnson 0| Gradin worked at the Jackmain ‘ 2 Olga Ingelson . 0| brickyards and delivered brick to the Hoffman brewery, then under con- QUAKE SHAKES MONTANA struction, while Hoover was a brick- Missoula, Mont., July 10.—(?)—A| layer and helped put up the walls of “slight earthquake was felt in western | what now is an indust ghost. “Montana last night. Reports of the -_—_——__ TO START INVESTIGATION “movement came from Paradise, Hau- gan, St. Regis and Saltese. Washington, July 10.—(AP)—Sec- 7 B retar; Wap ur "agreed to nia an hi ale at Bergeson’s. ation letermine whether sais and $2.95 ' Manhattan permits should be issued allowing rospecting fe il the Monta shirts at $1.65. Bisekfect fodian reservation, But Always with Value New Bathing Suits For the Young Miss Neds 92.49 | One and Two- Piece Models $1.98 to $2.98 Just as cute and smart-looking .in fancy striped effects. season and was “satisfaction.” It is another Glean- The Gleaner Baldwin Pick-Up At- tachment is built to work with the Gleaner Baldwin Combine. The two work in perfect harmony. Hundreds of these attachments were used last the verdict tom os al ud \ am VME epi Fe Wiley aiebeernts bee so much Combine for so little money? The sec: tional. drawing above may give you some idea of why the Gleaner Baldwin Combine has separating ca- pacity. per ef weight and per foot of cutter bar, why it is lighter yet stronger, why it egsts less and saves mare. The Greatest Advancement ‘in Harvesting Machinery Since the First Combine eae sing “ner and equip- works, » danatine WINDROW HARVESTERS ' PICK-UP ATTACHMENTS bution in advancing greater economies —the climax of years gp ing of Combines has b: i een pio- neered by Gleaner Baldwin. ” Ne has been overlooked in mak- ing the Baldwin Combine the hest that money can buy—yet the most soomeantes y Meet, Cost gan tn. Spare: tion. LIGHTER AND BETTER BUILT The Gleaner Baldwin Combine is lighter in weight, saves more grain un- as their young wearers . . « The 1930 Gleaner Baldwin Combine larger, heavier and 5 m i ‘ ‘2 more Son Sie ee ee ; is an outstanding achievement — the ctnnot move. 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