The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1930, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1930 * o ‘. Hardy bank loot in a cornfield four Adventists Seeking miles from his home, 17 miles south To Raise Big Fund | wasece, min. TEST WORLD'S FIRST | Baer said his share of the loot was Omaha, Neb., Oct. 31.—()—Dcle- | $900, but that $600 had been spent. - gates to the fall conference of the|He said he drove the car in that Seventh Day Adventists church today | holdup. r issued @ call to every member of the} Arrested Monday night, Baer ad- Spring Thaw Will Tell Tale onjdenomination in North America ees reed ao cen vps ; contribute to a $500,000 fund in order | robbers and implicate: 150-Foot Section Near to insure the aE TGleg out of the|other men. One, Arthur Rosemeyer, Springfield, tM. church’s missionary program. It was| Yesterday pleaded guilty at Emmets- stated in the appeal that $5,000,000 is| burg, Iowa, to robbing the Bank of needed to carry forward the program|Luvene, Iowa, and was sentenced to of missionary advance already | life imprisonment. The other two are mapped out. The fund now amounts | Sought by police. . to approximately $4,500,000. ec Serena eng aes | HEADS HEALTH BODY Springfield, Ill, Oct. 31—(®)— Spring thaws will test the “world’s first metal base highwi If it withstands “sot after the winter freezeup, highway | experts will believe they have found|/Two Meet Death in || Minneapolis, Oct. 31—UP)—Dr. J. A. a cheaper and quicker way of build- ~ : \Meyer, Minneapolis, was reelected ing brick pavments. New York Shooting | president of the Minnesota Public ‘The highway is a 150-foot section peng Health association. Dr. O. E. Locken, of a regular brick pavement outside] New York, Oct. 31.—(”)—The musi- | Crookston, was reelected first vice Springfield—but based on Iron plates|cians in a small east Fourth street | president. instead of concrete. cabaret were packing up their in- | a It was opened to traffic in October | struments early today and half a doz- | TO ATT! CONFERENCE and will undergo service tests until}en patrons still lingered at their} Fargo, N. D., Oct. 31—(P}—J. A. after the spring thaws to determine | tables when the door was flung open | Kitchen, state commissioner of agri- its durability. and a volley of pistol shots poured | cyjture and labor, will attend a con= Outwardly, the experimental ty into the place. Charles Greco, 28, | ? tion looks the same as the rest of | 2nd Lawrence Viscordi, 29, two of the the brick pavement, but it is claimed | guests, fell dead. One musician was |'0 22 on child health and protection, to have greater flexibility to with-|wounded. Police were unable to|he announced here today. stand shocks of heavy traffic and | learn the motive for the shooting. Libby’s Fancy Loganberries, No. 2 can ... Minneopa Sliced Pineapple, No. 214 can Pure Strained Honey, 5 Ib. pail ........ Creme Oil Toilet Soap, Special, 3 cakes Spring Chickens, per lb. Minneopa ‘Cocoa, 2 Ibs. Bertsch’s Cash and Carry Grocery 520 Broadway Specials for Saturday Phone 90: |ference in Washington November 19 stresses of heat and cold. —————_ ‘The base was made of large sec- Hf at tions of sheet iron, two-thirds ‘be- Ba nnd Pos ing corrugated an e remainder flat plates, They were laid directly n bank hobperies on the subgrade soil. Over them was spread a cushion cf sand and tar be- fore the bricks were set. Owatonna, Minn, Oct. 31—(P)— Walter Baer, Waseca county farmer, held here in connection wth the rob- | Its builders expect the new type of construction to save time and money | bery of the First State Bank of | because the concrete base is eliminat- | Meriden. Oct. 14, told authorities he ed, doing away with the necessity of | had participated in the holdup of a} excavating and of waiting for a ce-|bank at Herdy, Iowa, Sept. 18. | ment layer to set. At Baer’s direction, agents of the If spring thaws are weathered by | Minnesota state bureau of criminal the section, they believe “portable” | apprehension recovered $300 of the roads may be manufactured, with the | —___ iron base, cushion and bricklaying done in plants and merely assembled on the site of construction. ‘The experiment between the Illinois state highway department, Sangamon county highway superintendent and board of supervisors, and manufac- turers of the materials used. Boy Scout.Troop to Entertain Legion Men). John G. Karasiewicz, leader of the American Legion boy scout troop, to- day announced-a novel Halloween party for members of the organiza- tion to be held tonight ‘at the Wach- ter school. 5 . The plan is to put the names of A warm friend on Spring each member of the local American cold days is always Chickens Legion post in a hat and have each near when Empress boy draw a name. . The Legionnaire * drawn will be sponsor for the scout at Coffee (in the new the party. The-latter also will ier deep-cream and Wonderfully Better Meats — Clean — Fresh — Pure ge Liviteses tuoss tarbenpecapes- royal- purple vac- and Wholesome — all at lower prices — also Satisfactory tive members of the scout troopa. AS uum can), 1s on service. a result, each Legibrirfafre invited will your kitchen table. have three boys as his charge. The idea, Karasiewicz sald, is to Phone 143 give the boys clean fun and, at the Use Empress for same time keep them off the streets and out of mischief. boy .scout troop has been on the strects of Bismarck on either of the ast two Halloween nights, he said. its delicious flavor. } Not a single member of the Legion saaiiigeibancee Central Meat Market ity. Greek Conspiracy Is | _ Broken Up by Arrests |, Athens, Greece, Oct.. 31—()—Po- | lice believed today that arrest of General Pangalos and 27 army offi- cers and civilians had frustrated a SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Smoked Picnic Shoulders, lb. ........17¢ Fresh Dressed Ducks, Ib............-22¢ Stewing Hens et + + HH HH HH HK KH KH HHH HH % plot to depose Premier Eleutherios Venizelos and reinstate General ‘Theodorus Pangalos, former dictator. Official quarters minimized import- ence of the plot.and the minister of war described it as farcical. He said the government had .been on thej track of the conspirators for a long time, tenes : Fraternal Society Enjoined by Court ‘Nashville, Ul., Oct. 31—(%)—Judge Silas Cook, in Washington county cir- cuit, today granted a temporary writ of injunction enjoining the Modern ‘Woodmen of America, and its officers, directors, agents, representatives, and camp clerks from collecting the in- creased insurance rates passed upon during the 1929 head camp meeting | in Chicago. The injunction was asked ; by four members of the fraternal so- ciety who protested against the high- er rates, SS — [f VARIETIES | Ki BAKING | POWDER It’s double acting ‘Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your ¥ Take advantage of Special Prices on Quality Merchandise. for less. You know what you are getting in Del Monte and Uncle William. 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