The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1931, Page 2

GOOD SUFFRIN' GOSH! HES SO USED T' DOIN’, EVEY THIN’ BACK WARDS THT, EVEN WITH A STRAW, | HE CANT DRINK FROM | TH BOTTOM, LIKE OTHER PEOPLE — HE GOES ALL TH WAY TT BoTIOM “T' DRINK FROM 7TH TOR. ie EE a = WoRRY WART. TELLS ROTARIANS OF RECREATIONAL WORK dohn W. Reel Says Director Al- ways at Service of People of Community Music Conservatory Will Offer 3-Year Course for Students Bismarck students now may avail |themselves of the opportunity of a three-year course in music, according to Miss Belle*Mehus, who has an- nounced the opening of the new Mehus Conservatory of Music, . Work in plano, voice, violin and Directors of reci ional activities|other string instruments and in have no set hours and are at the serv- ice of the people of the community at all times, John W. Reel, local director, told members of the Bismarck Rotary club at their luncheon meeting Wed- five well equipped and thoroughly jtrained teachers, Miss Mehus stated, A children’s department will take care of the younger pupils and here ‘train- nesday noon. ing will follow the most advanced In addition to duties relative to] methods in ear training, rhythm, har- management of the city auditorium,|mony, hand and wrist technic and ‘World War Memorial building, swim- | sight Ei ming pool, and recreational work at} The following schedule of work to- schools and.parks, the recreation di-{ward @ major.in piano, voice or violin rector’ is charged with many other, has been worked out by Miss Mehus: duties, Reel said. For the first year piano, harmony, Upon invitation the director will) solfeggio, history of music, theory and help to organize parties, picnics and|foreign languages. A similar class other social programs; aid civic clubs arrangement is made for the second in their various programs; help makejyear, substituting counterpoint for arrangements for conventions, organ-'solfeggio and appreciation and psy- ize plays, carnivals, pageants; give ad-' chology for history and theory. Third dresses on various phases of recrea-j year classes will include besides the tional activity; promote holiday cele-: major, harmonic analysis, composi- Busine pacenta in planning and laying ensemble, ne elective and.” forelgh assist ‘parents in e » one elective ant out backyard playgrounds; and will: languages. aid in any venture bearing on recrea-| Members of the staff in addition to tional activity. Miss Mehus are: Miss Miriam Knauf, No charge is made for this service, | Miss Marie Lemohn, piano; Reel said. Inez Visser, violin; and J. J. Caplice was introduced as a|Harris Robinson, piano. new member of the club by W. H. , principal of the high school. Visitors at the meeting were L. R. Baird, Dickinson; A. G. Divot, Fargo; and R. M Rishworth and A. C. Van’ ‘Wyk, Bismarck. j Dome -Dance tonight will be sponsored by the Mandan Pa- voice; Miss Mrs. Not Only Now But OUTING: FLANNEL llc Yard 36 inches wide ea] MEN’S UNDERWEAR 69c In all sizes, medium weight aa MEN’S 16 INCH HI-CUT LEATHER BOOTS : Furnace Cleaning . We will vacuum clean your furnace with a Sturtevant Vacuum Crane, pelt ta castings, e and smoke pipes, all ag $3. All Repairs at Reasonable Prices Phone 141 ’ French & Welch Hdwe. Co. Youths Will Face ap Trial in Wyoming ‘Wyoming and Montana authorities left Mandan Tuesday with Clare Averill, Salt Lake City, and Emil Schrieber, Denver, Colo., both 17, for Sheridan, Wyo, where they are ex- Averill and Schrieber confessed to the theft of three automobiles, burg- larizing of two stores and the theft of theory will be offered by a staff of gasoline from abcut 25 filling stations during their criminal career, which extended over Montana, North Da- kota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Color- ado, police said. ‘They were arrested'near Dickinson are out wth a book labeling theirs the official system. The match was to have been for a wager to go to char- ity. IN GUARDING PUBLIC HEALTH State Health Officer Says Co- operation of Citizens Is Imperative and personnel can avail but little. It is just as much a moral obligation on the part of the eitizens tp observe the health laws as it is to observe any other law. ‘The service of the bureau of pre- diseases of the state de- of health deals directly with A ha fF & a i Fs li e : eER if i 7 E 3 i He [ Adi f) ti i die a | Hi & | i iW imm fied time. * immunization Is Wise - brag ri known ice and the North Dakota State De-| Preventable ases, such as small- ,| Pox, diphtheria, typhoid .and para in this| typhoid ‘fever, tetanus, rabies, scarlet fever, measles, ical gas fumigation as a further pre- ventative measure in connection with the release of quarantine. Unless a Toom or building can be tightly se- cured chemical gas lon is of little value. Fresh air, sunshine, soap and water rigorously applied, tégether with such disinfectants as lysol or 'bi-chloride of mercury, are far su- perior, in the average instance. ; Such general measures as pasteuri- zation of the milk supply, purification of the water supply, immunization, sanitary of excreta, etc., will ,, tend to prevent certain future out- breaks. In case of . a. pandemic (country-wide outbreak) or a general epidemic of a disease certain emer- gency. or epidemic measures are re- quired such as were carried out dur- .| ing the flu outbreak of 1918 and in the smallpox outbreak in Minnesota, a few years ago. —_ hi i iD Lj HG ar Capital Funeral Parlors Jos. W. Zockumperiia i | Sed i 208 Main Avenue Lcensed Phene—Day or el Eves Examined Glasses Prescribed The eye is an organ you can’t afford to neglect. : Dr. H. J. Wagner ; Optometrist Offices the G. P. Hotel since 191¢ Phone 533 SBlemarck, N. Dak. Dome Dance tonight will be| . sponsored by the Mandan Pa- geant committee. 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