The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1930, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1980 ROTARIANS GIVEN 44 States, 30 Countries Furnish Stars for Hollywood's Screens, Film Survey Reveals | VRS. WILEBRANDT FP. GODDARD FINDS Old Hard-Fisted Tactics Favored by New 1 1S CONRDENT OF DRY LAW SUCCESS Defends Hoover, Saying He Avoids Fights but ‘Gives ‘em Hell’ When Necessary Denver, Colo., July 16—(#)—Con- fidence in cementing of international relations, industrial stability of the United States and ultimate complete enforcement of the national prohibi- tion laws was expressed in an address prepared for delivery here today by Mrs, Mabel Walker Willebrandt, for- mer assistant United States attorney general, before the fourteenth annual convention of Lions clubs. ‘This period,” she said, “will come to be known as one of great spiritual acceleration; one marked by the in- fluence of intangible forces in thought, industry, business manage- ment and, most of all, in leadership ‘and decision of national policies.” Recounting accomplishments of the Hoover administration, Mrs. Wille- brandt observed that “this last win- ter has been a hectic political time. The mud slingers, sarcasm manu- facturers and editorial croakers have had an inning. But the president has not permitted himself to be deflected from either the methods which are peculiarly his own or the aims he believes to be right.” Mr. Hoover, she added, avoids a fight as long as possible, “but when it becomes the only alternative he ‘gives ‘em hell.’” As for prohibition, Mrs. Willebrandt said her faith had been “stretched thin on some occasions when I have observed the amazing lack of sports- manship of some citizens on this sub- ject.” She added, however, that she was confident success would attend the efforts of Amos Woodstock, new director of prohibition enforcement. QUESTION ‘SWEEP’ IN LEHR BANK ROBBERY Mcintosh County Autho Have No Clues to Identity of Five Bandits Authorities investigating the rob- bery of the Farmers and Merchants State bank of Lehr today held for questioning a man who they believed may furnish some information re- garding the holdup. The bank was robbed Monday by five men who escaped with $3,000 cash and $5,000 securities. Sheriff William J. Pudwill of Mc- being witness. He told authorities he could identify two of the men. WESTERN BLAZES THREATEN TOWNS Some Fires Under Control and Weary Fighters Deploy to Combat New Ones Hollywood, July 15—No matter where you were born there is @ pos- sibility that you may some day be- come a screen celebrity. Proof may be found in a recent survey of the film colony which showed that 44 states and 30 foreign countries have given the American screen its popular players. Of course, if this survey is to be taken as a criterion, the natives of some states are afforded better op- portunities than those of others. If you were born in New York, for ex- ample, you have just about 100 times as much chance of crashing the sa- SE OR cred portals of moviedom as if you first saw the light of day in Florida— New York being the birthplace of 104 celebrities while Florida claims only one, Evelyn Brent. Other leading claimants for film notables are California, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Missouri and Ohio, be: ing named in the order of their rank- ing. And England leads by @ con- siderable margin every other foreign country. Coming to the cities we find that. New York City and Chicago rank first and second. New York, with its 104 players, has nearly twice as many cinema folk to its credit as California, which ranks second with 59. New York's leader- of any other state, and the proximity to Broadway gives many New Yorkers opportunities denied others. fires were ignited by lightning in na- tioral . smoke still hovered over the Unaka and Monongahela forest preserves in Virginia and West Virginia from fires Just brought under control there. Other telegrams just received showed that since July 1 the Califor- the after 300 acres had ben burned over. [ Claim Frog Lived | In Concrete Wall | $5 San Dimas, Calif. July 16—(7)— ‘Workmen breaking up a concrete wall near here reported today they found ‘@ live frog imbedded in the hardened mass of cement which was laid two years ago. ‘The frog hopped away without aid, Among the most prominent of those who hail from the eastern states are Jean Arthur, Clara Bow, Richard Barthelmess, Joan Bennett, Fanny Brice, Eddie Cantor, Nancy Carroll, Ruth Chatterton, June Collyer, Mar- ion Davies, Billie Dove, Sally Eilers, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Edward Everett Horton, Helen Kane, Lila Lee, Jack Mulhall, Chester Morris, Anita Page, Norma Talmadge, Helen Twelvetrees and Louis Wolheim. Jumping from the Atlantic sea- board to the Pacific coast we find California, home of the film industry, FLORIDA in second place with 59 notables claiming it as “home.” Outstanding among them are William Bakewell, Lina Basquette, Bernice Claire, Lu- cille. Webster Gleason, Lawrence McAlister, Carmel Myers, O’Brien, Dorothy Revier, Lawrence Tibbett and Robert Woolsey. Returning to the middle west there is Illinois, whose 43 successful screen players gives it an easy third. Chief among them are Sue Carol, Virginia Cherrill, Billy Dooley, Stuart Holmes, Merna Kennedy, Rod La Rocque, Polly Moran, Zelma O'Neal, Mary Philbin, Milton Sills, Martha Sleeper, Gloria Swanson, Blanche Sweet and Virginia Valli. Pennsylvania is next in line, hav- ing sent 36°persons to’ Hollywood and TWIN GITY STORES RAIDED BY DRY MEN Paraphernalia for Making Home Brew Seized in Minneap- olis and St. Paul St. Paul, July 16—(#)—Opening a drive in the Twin Cities against places selling paraphernalia for making home brew, federal agents today raided four places in Minneapolis and St. Paul, arrested eight persons and selzed' supplies valued at nearly $10,000. ‘The seizures came under the recent ruling holding that dealers in equip- ment for making home brew are sub- Ject to prosecution. Equipment seized included malt, they said. Its body was somewhat trator, translucent but otherwise, the find- ers said, the frog was normal. charged with violating the conspiracy } section of the Netlonel weehantie ae bdla hal fame. A few of them are George Bancroft,. Eleanor Boardman, El Brendel, Lionel Barrymore, Dolores Costello, Janet Gaynor, Jeanette MacDonald, Thomas Among them are Wal- lace Beery, June Clyde, Clift Edwards, Claude Gillingwater, Fred route. Included among them are Warner Baxter, Ho- bart Bosworth, Marion “Peanuts” By- ron, Lillian Gish, Ralph Graves, Otis Harlan, Walter. Miller, Elliott Nugent and le Short. (Mandan Automobile Takes High Dive to River; Brake Failed —_—— OO A. C. Tellner Elected President of County Early Settlers Association at Picnic BL YOUR AGE. | : Now Tat STYLES HAVE GONE KLEGANTOIA Mori DAUGHTERS CAN BE brutertett ay bay Qonte ae J TRANG AND rar Benne, UAT OMLY THE YRARS CAN BRING snot eae ARE FOR YOUTU i & gE iii : ig ges ON A YOUNG OR Minneapolis ‘Jobs’ é Minneapolis, July 16. ing that during the past two years he inclu than 70 Minneapolis Places, Joseph Bushway, 39, lodged in jail today charged with burglary. Police Heads in Chicago ATTENDANCE GIFTS; HEAR CANCER TALK John Hoffman Reports on Pref- ence for Esperanto as World Language OPTIMISM IN HILLS Crops He Saw on Way to Rapid City Looked Good, Says A. C. Secretary on Return Back from the Black Hills after a five-day vacation trip to Rapid City, God secretary get off the rubber tires and wear out shoe leather.” “My ideas: of how -police . business getting lower, turns b; wards for use of water during these hours were established. .|seven years. New methods, to my mind, “eats failed utterly to accom- plish their purpose. x ‘The business is so good, however, that tourist City has 500 cabins. the pleasant memories oi the municipal park at El- EMEi OBESE EE | Mrs. Speaks Does Most of Speaking Up Two Barely Hurt Although their automobile was smashed flat as a pancake Tuesday evening beyond the state prison on omni highway No. 10, John V. Brown and 5. hoodlums will be the fist of 1900 1910. He believes in old-time methods. Police, he says, “will walk their beats again. Detectives will STEELE CHURCH FIRE IS LAID TO ACTIONS Assistant Marshal Barnes Holds Hearing to Investigate Burn- Ing of the Building fe nh E é bi Pill Ha g zt “ o H é z Z i F aE i if | 3 3 » Hi [i Bree E a5 i i ' | | Hl : FE bl i Fl ky g Hi i a its. They were treated at a local hospi- tal and went home with no signs of internal injuries. ‘The accident was caused when the car swerved toward the ditch as it and the car overturned. Its speed TO OPPOSE WALSH eS Judge Is Favored by Montana Republicans to Contest With Incumbent ge i i Fe i 5 i i, I repel g gigtad seen, passing motorists mid. NOTICE TO CREDITO! the Matter of the Estate of Eras- iA; Williams, Deceased, ms, late o! city of Bismarck fn the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, dece: creditors of, and all pei claims against the ate o! le- ce to exhibit them with the ary vouchers, within six months the first publication of this no- to si oy 8. Towne, min- ‘ator, at his office in the city of Bu leigh County, North he Judge of the ‘County jurleigh County, North D: at his office in the Court H the city of Bismarck, Burleig! County, North Dakota. You are hereby further notified thai Hon. I. C: Davies, Judge of the County F f Fe Furatl OO Farmer Is Assessed 2 Cents Damages for Slandering Neighbor —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—"""* (Tribune McClusky, Rie ie it Special Service) . 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GUNVALD: United Stat Dated July 15, 1930. + ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Bridge Construction Be yee bids for the construction 01 2a ‘Burleigh 5 Will be received by the Board finty | Commissioners gt said Fe hot é itil $230 o'clock py ti, august lans and specifications in the office of the County Auditor oF may be obtained from TR Atkinson, Conn easy Or f approximate quan- titles are dance Hy riey given for the gu! ot 150 cu. yds. of dry structural caval 100 cu. yds. of wet structural 170 cur yds. of concret 10,150 pounds of reinforein ‘Work on this contract mus gun not later than August 30th, Lg Somplel not later than October h bid must be accompanied b; certified check for ‘tive per cent’ of masse easaii tothe. a) Gi eS e order of wilt Chatrman ‘of the ‘Board et ia / : t ral ; E g North iH i F fn ii | 2 | ¥ | f fii HR HY Be E i i e ! 5 5 ‘Mis, Lenore Cook (above) is shown at wheel of schooner “Swordfish” ° (inset) which will take three years on its world cruise.’ z,/ : : & Fr Cor eRe EE Hg ‘work, The Board of County Commissioners of the id County of Burleigh r Strves the right to reject any or all Dated Bismarck, North Dak: hi: 18th day of suly, mete