The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 9

_THE BISMARCK TRIBU E. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930 A.C. SPENT ONLY $146 ONPOULTRY VENTURE Association Likely to Repeat| Project Among 4-H Ciubs; Take Up Road Matters Although it incurred a deficit of $146.05 cents on the venture last sum- mer, the Association of Commerce agricultural comtnittee and the board of directors are inclined to distribute baby chicks again next spring among the boys and girls of the Burleigh county 4-H clubs, for raising on the same basis as this season. The matter came up at the direc- tors meeting Thursday afternoon, at which the board appointed the elec- tion committee, which is to conduct the primary for slating of director candidates, November 11, and the sub- sequent final election November 21. S. A. Floren is chairman and the other members are Harvey Niles and W. G. Renden. { The agricultural committee made a | preliminary report on the year’s poul- try venture among the 4-H boys and girls of the county. The plan was the distribution of 25 baby chicks ‘to a summer, the return consideration for the chicks being $1 at time of delivery and two mature fowl for delivery at the State Corn show. The association invested $594.63 in the project and received back $448.58 from the pre- liminary $1 and the sale of the| chickens shown at the corn show, the | investment thus showing a deficit of | $146.05 in its initial year. | Burleigh Poultry Improved | The board discussion brought out the opinion that the venture was 2 great success in spite of the deficit. It brought into the county a lot of purebred poultry and raised the standard here. Besides it interested a large number of boys and girls in the industry of poultry raising and indirectly it developed a similar in- terest among the parents. It was-reported that some of the boys and girls who entered the ven- ture lost all their birds, owing to cold wet weather ensufhg after delivery. Others lost a part of their brood. The board discussed the State Corn show, being enthusiastic over the in- crease of exhibits from 584 in 1929 to 983 this year. and the number of exhibiting counties from 20 last year to 31 this year. Will Join in Hills Trail Plan Fred Peterson brought up the mat- ter of a Black Hills-Lemmon-Bis- marck road meeting at Lemmon, 8S. D.. next Monday evening. Repre- sentatives from the Black Hills towns and others along the route to this city will be present at the meeting. About three representatives will go from here. A dinner will be served and the meet- ing will undertake to organize a Black Hills-Bismarck trail association to boost the improved highway south from near Flasher, which the State Highway association has promised promoters of this route. Bullets Warn fic om James McBride, Bellwood, Ty - rt S | wounded when gunmen fired through club member to be raised during the) street car window. McBride is to testify in murder trial of “Three policeman, was serious!: BIELSON UNVEILING to Be Hung in Lobby; Father to Be in Attendance hero who lost his life while flying in| \the far north, will be honored at the | |Hotel Prince at 4 o'clock Sunday aft- jernoon by the unveiling of a fine {photographic portrait of the aviator jin the lobby. jdue ceremony, Adjutant. General G. | | A. Praser being in charge of the pro- | |gram. C. P. Stone, manager of the | hotel, conceived the idea of hanging j the picture as a companion to that ,of Col. C. A. Lindbergh, and was pre- sented with a fine portrait, 24 by 28 | inches in size, from the Lee studio ; at Grand Forks, by Ole Eielson, fath- | er of the flyer. He also obtained a y $1,989,397.40, Bismarck also is being represented | } today and tomorrow at a meeting of the Northwestern states traffic regu- lation and aviation conference at the Nicollet hotel, Minneapolis. S. A. Floren and J. E. Davis were selected as the representatives of the associ- ation. T. P. Allen, chairman of the con- | vention committee, reported on the results of invitations this year and on conventions coming here during 1931. Next fall the state nurses and the library association will hold their sessions in Bismarck. Indian Educational Officials Visit Here The Indian school received official visits this week from two membesr of the Indian bureau staff. Dr.J.C.Ryan, head-of the educational department at Washington, was one of the callers and Inspector Holst, also from Wash- ington, was another. The visitors looked the school over and then left for Standing Rock agency. Both are understood to have been impressed by the character of the school here. During the visit the school put on demonstrations in voice, piano and dancing by students who excel in these attainments. A domestic science dinner also was served. Dr. Ryan came to get first-hand information with which to meet the interrogations of the subcommittee of the appropriations committee of the house of representatives. Auditor B. Curtright has been here all week, going over the books and accounts o* the school. Registration of 154,692" passenger cars, 27,488 trucks and 230 moitor- cycles, or a total of 182,409 vehicles, is announced for the first 10 months of 1930 by the state motor vehicle regis- tration department. Total collections for the period were compared with total collections for the entire year of 1929 of $1,989,475.05. In order to reach the total for 1929 it will be necessary during the re- maining two months of the year to register 5,867 vehicles. During the current year there was a gain of 1,534 in trucks registered and one motorcycle over’ the entire year of 1929, while the passenger car total is 7,400 less. WANT TO FIGHT New York, Nov. 7.—(7)—Stirred to battle by arrest of one of their num- ber in Brazil—not to mention their urgent need for employment—more than -40 American aviators have sought to enlist in the Brazilian civil war. Fingered” Jack White, Chicago “public enemy.” oer nae : Motor Vehicles Drop Mesos al In 1930 Registration evesy wani eeds Ni builds strength and muscle and is easily }. digested. Does not overload thestomach. ‘ So MANY WOMEN, so many men can barely finish out the day. Even mid-afternoon finds them tired ... listless. What a difference if they only realized the importance of cor- ...26C rect diet. Diet which contains enough “bulk” to rid the system Fresh Dressed Hens of poisons that sap strength and lead to serious disease! Kellogg’s ALt-BraNn supplies this needed “bulk” to millions of happy. energetic people. It is rgest-selling all-bran cereal on the market. ft curring constipation. Try it—and notice the differ- ence in the way you feel. 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In addition, the three “princes of ithe air,” Tom and Rex Hatton ani Mac McDougal of Jamestown, some: . A A ‘times referred to as the American Le. Fine Portrait of Aviator Hero |gion trio, will partictpate in a serie lof songs during the unveiling hehe |monies. Somebody will give @ short’ ‘The difference was on a British)sonnel. He was willing, however, to pe Avge Band eat of Ben aielson’s! proposal that limitation should be| accede to a proposal for total limita: | § | The unveiling will be open to every- | natty . i | Ben Eielson, North Dakota’s state | one and the general public 1s invit 4 si officers and men. The French| fixing a maximum figure for the to attend. Ke |panker, to be present at the cere- Mr. Eielson will come here convention at Min- Powers Disagree on was referred to a sub-committec. fonly of the aggregate of officers,/tion but saw no practical value ion, which was supported today category of officers. i \ | Free Sampling Coffee and Cookie Demonstration Sale Coffee was first used as a food— later as a wine, then as medicine and ifi- nally as a beverage —and the LAST WORD in coffee is found in the de- licious flavor of EMPRESS COF- FEE. Drink up-to-date coffee — specify EMPRESS! Princess Patt. Sunshine Coffee Cookies Per Lb. - 43c Ten Pkgs. - 89c Tumbler Free Dollar Value Phone 9. Phone oo” Gussner’s i080 Give Us Your Business for November Our Entire Herd of Beef Cattle Is Now On Full Grain Feeding Rations It Has Often Been Proven That Nothing Equals Grain Fed Young Beef. 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RAISINS,Sun-Maid Seedless, 2 pkgs. 19¢ RICE, Extra Fancy, 2 lb. bag ........13¢ APPLE BUTTER, 36 oz. jar .........24 SUGAR, 10 Ib. bag POPCORN, Jolly Time, 2 10-0z. cans ..24¢ CABBAGE isyeseta nett $2.39 Marcovitz Grocery 905 Front Avenue — Phone 957 We Please Where Others Promise a Jones & Patera Grocery 411-Broadway Phone 34 rors DICK Semze riser | 2 1G. A. Stores | icon Save Money by Shopping With Us Butter Graham 2b. box 2OC Pabst-ett Cheese, 4 kinds, 2 for ... 41 £ 1lb. prints ....eeee... Bread, white, large loaf Sweet Spuds, 4 lbs. for ........ Toilet Paper, Sugar, LG.A,,3 for .... 19¢ | tot ig ....... 57c APPLES, Delicious ... ROMES $1.53 —JONATHANS $1.53 TT GRAPES, Per Crate ...........-.---89¢ Meat and Grocery Orders amounting to $2.50 Delivered Free. DOHN’S MEAT MARKET 710 Thayer Cook’s Grocery The “Big” Little Store Phone 564 512 Avenue D Everything in Fruits and Vegetables Specials for Saturday Sweet Potatoes, 24c iseécm TOC albs........:. Celery, Butter. bunch ........ 18c Ten... 248 U.S. Inspected Meats Beef Pork Veal Brookfields ROLLED RIB ROAST, per Ib. We will close at noon Armistice Day For your Saturday needs, phone 34 or call at 411 Broadway. Cauliflower | Extra Special Grapefruit Parsnips mas Oranges: Tomatoes 10 pound sack Lemons Cucumbers of Sugar Grapes Lettuce ie Figs Celery 53c Dates Specials JOLLY TIME POPCORN, 2 cans . APPLE BUTTER, Minneopa Brand, 36 oz. jar . SUN-MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS, 2 packages . CALIFORNIA OVAL TOMATO SAUCE SARD: Try a pound of “Calpru Prunes” nothing like them in Bismarck, we also have the “Calpru Prunes” in heavy syrup. Scott’s Grocery Cash and Free Delivery Service PHONE 816 311 SEVENTH STREET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grapes Frozen Strawberries Cranberries Oranges Bananas —___ JONATHAN APPLES, per box .......+++ sercones $1.75 ———__—__— FRESH OYSTERS Saturday Specials Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. for stone’s Mayonnaise Salad ol 2 16c Alc Waxed Paper, Babstette Cheese, 2 rolls for 2 for Sliced Pineapple, Spring Chickens, No. 244 can ..... per 1. sonra Ais eee CURTIS RIPE OLIVES, 5 oz. cans, 2 for .....-..++ Ue ian . 25¢€ We will be closed all day Armistice Day, Tuesday, Nov. 11th