The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 6

4,400 MEMBERS OF 4-H CLUBS LEAVE BG CHCAGO HOW Olsen Brothers, Hannaford, Awarded Many Prizes in Cattle Division Chicago, Dec. 5.—(?)—The Interna- ~ tional Live Stock exposition continued |0. E. today without 1,400 of the principal members of the cast. The 1,400 were the pick of the more than 800,000 members of 4-H_ boys’ and girls’ clubs in the United States, most of whom brought specimens of their work here to spice the show, and some of whom went home with coveted prizes. They closed their program with a banquet in the heart of Chicago's loop. A dozen of the country’s greatest railroads were hosts. ‘While they were here the boys and girls provided the country with anew health king and health queen, and new champions in junior steers, junior canning, poultry, pig and sheep feed- ing, live stock judging, clothing, lead- ership and home furnishing. Many Prizes Awarded As prizes they garnered thousands of dollars in scholarships with which to continue higher agricultural edu- cational work next year, a variety of cups and trophies, and a trip to Europe next summer for the girl who won the style show. A wave of ex- hilaration ran through the banquet hall when it was announced the In- ternational Harvester company would add a hundred $500 scholarships to the 1931 list of prizes. The feature of today’s auction of prize winning animals was the sale of the grand champion baby beef steer from the boys’ and girls’ clubs junior feeding contest. The steer was fed by Sarah Ann Tolan, 14, of Farm- ingdale, Ill. She prepared to give half of the proceeds of the sale to charity. Practically all of the judging was completed last night and all but the last of the nation’s choicest farming awards for 1929 had been handed out. Olsen Brothers Win Olsen brothers, Hannaford, N. D., were awarded third in the yearling bull class. Olsen brothers also took fourth with their senior heifer calf in the breeding cattle division, milk- ing shorthorns; second and fourth for three gows; second and fourth for two cows, and first for graded herd. The University of Wisconsin was awarded a blue ribbon in the meat carcass class for dressed steer. The grand champion Red Polled bull was exhibited by Tracy and Warye, Nashua, Ia., and the reserve champion by H. P. Paulson, Altona, Til, The grand and reserve champion females of this breed were shown by Olson. In the milking shorthorn division the grand champion bull was shown by A. W. Kohley and sons, Lisle, Ill. ‘The grand champion milking Short- [horn cow was exhibited by Borg | farms, Delavan, Wis. Eddellyn farms, Wilson, Il., exhib- | ited the grand champion Duroc Jersey {boar and the grand champion sow. [In the swine division another grand championship, that of Large York- Ta., for the boar. Elks to Hold Annual Memorial Services Memorial services will be held by the Bismarck Elks for deceased mem- |bers Sunday at the city auditorium, according to W. W. Clark, secretary’ of me Bismarck lodge of the B. P. ‘A. M, Christianson, supreme court justice, will be the principal sfeaker at the services. A Deceased memberss who will be honored include John Kelly, Albin Erstrom, John Homan, J. J. Roney, George Scholl, Andrew Person, and E. H. Sperry. Services will begin at 2:30 p. m. and is open to all Elks, their families, and relatives of the de- ceased members, The memorial service is national and is observed annually by all Elks the first Sunday of December. Merchandise Slips Replacing Bonuses Chicago, Dec. 5.—(P)—A plan whereby merchants will give employes merchandise certificates in lieu of cash bonuses, on the theory it will boom business, was made public today by Jacob M. Loeb, head of a commit- tee of prominent Chicagoans sponsor- ing the idea. 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A, 314 bag 23c 20¢ TOMATOES, No. 2 cans, 2 for Sweet Juiey, Dozen Not a Florida Orange APPLES 4 'reat special, box Puritan Malt Oranges Can 2ibroll....... DOC Citron Peel, orange ‘| and ‘lemon, 2 pkgs 22c jae dela Ean oy shires, went to B. F, Davidson, Menlo, ; RAIL WORKERS JOIN | Representatives of 16 Other La- bor Groups Asked to Meet With ‘Big Five’ Cleveland, Dec. 5.—(4)—The 1,500,- 000 union railroad workers in the na- tion were being rallied today to join the “Big Five” operating brother- hoods in the fight for shorter hours. ‘Representatives of the 16 other la- bor groups in the railroad industry were asked to meet with executives of the “Big Five” at Washington next Monday as another step in the cam- | paign launched at Chicago last month to obtain a six-hour day, eventually with eight-hour pay. At the same time, the labor groups will consider joining the operators in @ united stand against what they O Colony Pale Dry GINGER ALE Order a few bottles for the home. It’s good. If your dealer can’t supply you call MANDAN BEVERAGE COMPANY SHORTER HOUR FIGHT j= THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1980 termed “unfair competition on water- ways and bin in Hae and the develop- ing threat of pipe lines.’ There was no nt of de- tails-of the Washington conference. Brotherhoods of Firemen and Enginemen, Railrpad Trainmen and Engineers, the Switchmen’s Union and the order of Railway Conductors stand for a six-hour day, while some of the shopcraft unions have favored @ five-day week. The latter plan was not officially discussed at the present meeting, it was announced, ONIONS ARE STRONGER Chicago, Dec. 5.—(P)—Those who dislike them in others will be wary. Says the National Onion association: “The lack of moisture occasioned by the drought increased the potency of the odor of the onion.” Purity gredients, consequently it You are judged by The clothes you wear, The groceries you-buy, \ And the bread you use. 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