The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 9

THE RISMARCK TRIRUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930 9 NORTHERN” HIDE & FUR CO. i Bismarck, N, Dak. j ; Jexcept upon court decisions covering | Brill, foreman of the Z. A. Zillibraud | time were threatened, but re “1 bos Ele OBL BURLE ib #688 eae | u v 5 » AL nt ened, ports late | =. . SCOUTS ARE GUESTS In full the various issues involved,” ne(} ALIFORNI A FIRES ranch. seriously burning him. Five ; last night indicated there was no im- | E R TW ia ee Lene aA teh ie kd ei ets JM ey said. “With s decrease of $140,288,000 Filipinos, sont into a canyon to com- | mediate danger they would be burned. H jtween Carleton and the University of |is improvement and the quarantine } in collection of corporation and indi- at its advance on the town of Moor-| Both blazes burned to within half South Dakota at Vermilion Saturday |ban is lifted, we will play.” ividual income taxes during the first . park. were reported missing and pos-| a mile of the Los Angeles county line has been canceled by mutual consent — |nine months of this year, and a de- sibly trapped by the flames. County | last night. of the bokids of. health of Ail ta | FOUR CASES ARE ‘ lerease of more than $60,000,000 in| } | fire officials sald it had done damage| Two thousand men, including near- alth of Minnesota | pe PORTED AT WILLMAR jeustoms, it 1s obvious the burden of ‘in excess of $750,000 to winter pas-|ly every male citizen of the affected {and South Dakota. | Witmer, Minn., Oct. 30. EMONSTRATI N these refunds will become increas- ; tures, grain and farm buildings. |areas, were sent to the fire lines. Additi ‘Brine Wumbe ine Number Strick | “The game between Coe college and | . . .—(P)}—Four ingly heavy upon the taxpayer.” The other olaze, in the Malibu| Women, zatacred at churches in ions Bring Number Strick-|careton at Cedar Rapids Saturday. |M5 Of infantile perelysis todsy peli creat mountains, started at noon yesterday ; Moorpark and Simi, worked all night en on Carleton College \Novanbee & ale a “| caused closing of the Community ' a. Vaan i and burned rapidly into rough coun- | Preparing food for the citizen army lovember 8. also is in doubt.” Coach | moving picture theatre. A Halloween Reunion This Morning Resumes Blazes Near Los Angeles Cause! ‘'Y:, The extent of tts damage was| While irucks carried it out to the Campus to Five Claude Hunt of the local college said. | celebration, sponsored by the Kiwanis Conferring of Degrees; Is e not known. but no dwellings were re- | battlers. “Whether the Carleton team travels| club and planned for Friday evening, i ’ | Heavy Damage; 2,000 Men | Ported in its path. ip ivan Or Northfibid, Alin) Oot, 30 yma|o en er re oe on Cover. | HRS] GEEE GRINS! Oe 7 aad LAY GROUNDWORK| "Festa vines | acter oe Seu secre Pope Ts Given Ornate whit smn x, orm : s lestru yy & brusl lay. ; ne aad Five selected Boy Scouts who were Heading ere ralgalin deri the| Telephone Instrument Readete: tao qaaiuional gat came Gh { laze yesterday. were. —_— i! " chosen because of demonstrating en | Ventura, Calif., Oct. 30.—(P)—Two | Seon’ Baty Visewives played i vi ty. infantile paralysis were reported at ; : i j brush : ; garden| Vatican City, Oct. 30.—()—Pilate Sully and harmonica Blaying were|Agr@® at Conference to Merge Drum firs continued to rage un- | Sees inet homes upon “when Leoni representing the intermational;oaeton college today. | JUST RECEIVED 200 HORSES ES ee G. Fulton, area Mission and Education- _[tura county watersheds today. one | burning cinders fell. and the con-| Telephone and Telegraph company of | tC saith ee four otirer men stu. | Aone desiring to trade or buy should take advantage 5 je dinner Wednesday having burned over 12,000 acres of stable jailed the only man left in!New York, today presented the pope |C‘itical condition, four other men stu~ f thi Vie, j evening of the Rose Croix ¢! r of al Activities pastures and brush and the other 600! Moorpark for refusing to battle with a new telephone instrument of dents are under care of physicians. ; of this opportunity. ; the Scottish Rite at the Masonic cores of brugh and serub oak, ‘Two the fire. After several hours the|old and mother of pearl, engraved |On6 is at his home in Minneapolis, | “ ” temples oe. ack And a toyal , Minneapolis, Oct. 30.—(P—The | thoumand men were recruited to fight flames were beaten back Into the| with the papal coat of arms oot al 8, Bungay, rector of the Northern” Horse Exchange & sol ick, Jac! rews an 107 “ w a ty . ec vice, s “the situ- ° Murphy gave harmonica saeiiens American Lutheran conference, newly ae ee eerie -o8 thie fires, ai: | ‘The buildings on the E. L. Dolieny | aiapeisivg eeabakr hes Waibaa: OI) tee jation is satisfactory.” Rendering Co. during the dinner. Myron Benser Se TnTa Gl’ wven and | ribed by fire wardens as the most |fanch were burned. The oil fields | cantiy as a gift to the pontiff. ‘his’, Because students and faculty mem-|[J Phone 40% Bismarck, N. Dak. i a 4 eS Raisers ie oe Parate synods, today began the Baber dl i ES ee a arent north of the Simi valley fire for 8‘ will begin to function about Nov. 15, {bers have been under quarantine due | < drowning. The Delaunay work Mr enti Ventura county, were burning in the Nie After the dinner and the demon-j the syncds was completed last night | Upper reaches of Simi valley and in ' strations, John Wachtler, who has|by 125 representatives of the inde- bd cae Hed aie river section on & become @ scout worker, ran two reels| pendent groups. While the federa- | 07! a { of movies, one presenting scenes in| tion does not include organic union | This fire last night trapped William ; the lake country of northern Minne-!of the synods, speakers urged this sota as taken during the canoeing | Should be the eventual result. trip of the scouts this summer—in| The federation is to carry on the which the boys present had par-| foreign and home mission activities as @ central organisation for the co- ticipated—and the other giving scenes .| operating groups with support from taken at Camp Chan Owapi, at Wild: their 1,377,000 ~ members in every 1 . wood lake, last summer. state of the United States and all @ , 6 Judge A. M. Christianson gave 8) Gongdian provinces. talk on the scouts and scoutil ‘The unit synods are the joint _ \ Tracing their origin from Baden-| onio, Ream Hy Buffalo grea ct | When You Need Powell's pioneer organization in the/ German origin, which will merge, ef- | South African war and in England at| fective Jan. 1, as the American Luth- ° the close of that conflict, he gave the | eran church; the Norwegian Lutheran ire ~ history of the adoption of the idea/church of America; the Augustana | in this country through William | synod, of Swedish origin; the United e 7 “ - Boyce, who used to come out here to| Danish chureh, and the Lutheran a hunt. The Boy Scouts, said Judge|Free church, of Norse origin. The Christianson, is one of the four or- ibe aigaee “4 to be Sie aS seeds three ganizations ever chartered by con- groups utherans m gress, the others being the Grand|formed in the United states and) Qur Service Truck a oe see Mussions are conducted by the | Is complete with 4 churches in China, » Jal New *. The Scottish Rite reunion went in-| Gunes British East athe the Tire Tools to its third day this morning, when| siden " xurdistan the work of the centile ste. missionary activity is now and Council of Kadosh was taken up. ‘ ‘e Tr! ?, CE eee con, | entered, CAOUEA every state. and Air Tank MANY SEVERE TESTS SHOW THE SUBSTANTIAL WORTH . . ferring of. the philosophic and chival-| mission fields to avoid overlapping of d ; ric degrees from the nineteenth to! activity is to follow a general ar- W Vv 1 H the thirtieth. Those conferred up Tangement arrived at today. | e Vuicanize i sag: noon were the nineteenth, or gral Dr. C. C. Hein, Columbus, Ohio, | ‘i 3: ; = > al any Pontiff. degree; the twentieth, or| president-elect of the American Luth- | Heh] lua THAT HAS BEEN BUILT INTO THE FORD CAR master of the symbolic lodge; the|eran church, is temporary chairman Charge twenty-first, or noachite or Prussian | Of the federation meeting and is con- | i . knight. sidered a possible choice as its first Storage Batteries Following luncheon in the ce President. R s the session from 1:30 to 5 o'clock pre- ae Ea | epair sented the twenty-second, or Prince|'T'g Bury Dead Dry sl Radi of Libanus, degree; the twenty-third, Agent at Buxt: io Sets or chief of the tabernacle; the twenty- 4 uxtoOn fourth, or prince of the dette | sic dicisel GNIS wah Install the twenty-fifth, or knight of Me) ee or | i als brazen serpent; the twenty-sixth, or| body of Oscar E. Olson. formerly of | if Radio Aerials Low For al P r ices prince of mercy; the twenty-seventh, ciner junta veep E or knight commander of the gemple: | yorongo Frwrcey emanate a i Bis ck Ti & Electric There is a Ford car for every need and the twenty-eighth, or knight of the | Morongo Indian reservation for ty Dismarck Lire purpose at an unusually low price. Ap- y sun; the twenty-ninth, or Scottish} urday. Funeral arrangements will Service lnc, pointments and upholstery are in keeping ‘ A‘ Knight of St. Andrew. be made later. | » ATL. with its mechanical excellence. iter dinner at 6 o'lodk, the thir-) Olson, a special oftieer, was shot) 216-218 Fourth Street eth. » be-| through the heart wi e attempted | Bodi ginning at 7 o'clock, closed the day’s| to make the search. | Standard ies work. io sagen Roadster. « $435 The officers serving lay were — . Louis F. Smith, commander; Harold | _ Phaeton _* 440 B. Parsons, first leutenapt comman- Coupe . . « 495 der; Alfred B, Welch, second euten- Tudor Sedan . 495 commander; Carrol F. Hei ‘ = mo chancellor; Sidney Cohen, ora- Sport Coupe . 525 ; John Parkinson, almoner; Gil- Fordor Sedan . 600 bert Haugen, recorder; Frank A. Lahr, treasurer; Alfred O. Henderson, De Luxe master of ceremonies; Christy Ma- theis, turcopilier; Ludwig H. Lewis, De Luxe Roadster 520 draper; John Moses, first deacon; De Luxe Phaeton 625 David I. Sloss, second deacon; Her- <4" r , man L. Barchenger, bearer of beau- De Luxe Coupe . - 545 seant; Ernest H. Johnston, bearer of De Luxe Sedan . . 640 td > white standard; Albert R. Warren, Convertible Cabriolet 625 bearer of black standard; Thor G. T Sedan 660 ss =. Elommapen alieianais ett | Dek eae ore pesnessacns THE BEAUTY OF FINE UPHOLSTERY ‘an! us, sentinel. AML pric f.0.b. Detroit, plus freight, delivery ‘Tomorrow will bring the reunion to ? I 7° P and tpere tire.’ Gumpore entra encept on Do ase The beauty of fine upholstery gives charm and distinction to the interior of the new Ford Town Sedan. a close with the degrees of Bismarck- 1S ure Readser and De Luse Pheston. You can purchase In this type, as in the De Luxe Coupe and De Luxe Sedan, you may choose luxurious mohair or fashion- @ Ford for a small down payment, Ask your Ford Mandi jconelaiary | t0 2DP Ceres, dealer for details of the Universal Credit Company able Bedford cord. The rear seat of the Town Sedan has a folding ccnter arm and side arm rests. peagibtar veee ate erry rion G ‘Anencing plen. Drier’ seat is adjustable. All appointments are in quiet good taate and body colors are rich and Luncheon will be served at noon and attractive. A dome light, toggle grips, and silk curtains are provided in the rear compartment. at 2 o'clock the thirty-first degree OLDEN YRI IP will be conferred. After the tradi- tions] banquet at 6 o'clock the thirty- h h Id second degree will be worked at 7 ¥ y i —a favorite with children ore ve ee ¢ THE sturdiness and reliability of the new Ford, so evident in made only by horseback to the rest-housc, thence on foot. 1 ” Would Have Courts E= youngster wants plenty of this delicious the customary, every-day uses of a motor car, are revealed In Poland a new Ford won the 2000-mile international race Adjudicate Taxes Golden Syrup on waffles and pancakes. Let also in many unusual tests of stamina and endurance. Over from Warsaw to Lemberg to Warsaw. ,_vashinstan, Oct. 3A new them have all they ask for. Physicians say it gives deeply rutted roads, through desert sands and deep snow, it Two years ago, a new Ford fought its way along rough sasadieation Sy ie coms hearin them the sugar they nced in its most digestible form. has gone forward to new conquests of time and distance. wagon trails to become the first car in history to cross the » 4 launaheg « Pie Repepseneenye Gamer: — ae “ fo ge acto Staley’s Golden blend From every corner of the world come reports of its géod Peace River Block from St. John to Hudson Hope, from the Re EB HES. DFE PUNE) Cearnces, and uniform quality. performance. the Alberta boundary to the western border of the block. Heartened by the prospect of Dem- It’s surprisingly inexpensive. ii cera Halos an onarets) me o CaS In England, the new Ford won three gold medals, one In 1930, the new Ford won the winter race arranged ion, Garner, in a statement f Brut H. . A i i night, agdin called for a congres- Ssaley's Master Blender silver medal, and one bronze medal in the run from London by the Royal Automobile Club of Sweden. This race was sional investigation of the manner es : : ; : A ; . A vpn i whlgh the, Glamis, dspactitee ea Thieitsoken Sap i a spsdal blend that to Exeter. In Peru it won first and third places in the re- over slippery mountain roads. At times the car was half , 1% i tle inthe it] selects ye = ; . Ten ae eee teow all te ingredients Sips ey ple liability run over the tortuous Amanceas Road. A Mexican hidden by snow. Frequently the temperature was 20 degrees sum he pl: i rom each batch must pass the rt A = Fo \ a yay Spee rere ieiuceted Weslare ae egal geen ta general tells how one of the first of the new Fords in that below zero. action, the minority leader pointed country was driven from Acapulco to Atoyac “over a difficult These severe tests show the enduring quality that has out, have been “promptly smothered : : by the Republican majority.” country where there are no roads at all and the land is strewn been built into the new Ford and its ability to stand up under “It is inconceivable that we should 3 other flavors . fi “4 A A Ar eas * eS continue to eas tees huge refunds blended by Bill Heer with rocks and soft sand. Natives along the way saw their gruelling driving conditions. Long, hard service will cone = liane aos: , se char i first automobile with positive wonder.” firm your first impression of quality and increase your ers eeotaes, : In Java, a new Ford was driven to the top of the Dieng »ride in its capable performance. The value of simplicity, Syrup comes in the Marte Fravorep i . p pal i Buve can a oe Plateau, one of the highest mountains in Java. Previously of design, gdod materials and accuracy in manufacturing is RGHLUM FLAVORED * : . F (brown label) the ascent to the old Hindu statues at the summit had been _ especially apparent after the firet twenty-five thousand miles. Ay) ; Ny : S FORD MOTOR COMPANY a Experience has “ 9 given us knowledge. R ‘Northern We know what te do. bash gengl on CRACKLINGS " what to avoid doing Meat and Bone i = iF n times of distress. Feed ‘9 f \ We leave no detai! | \ ‘or the bereaved (co i vat / \ vorry about. | . 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