The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1933, Page 8

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ONE OF Myra Reilly, Arvilla, is the new head |¢q sermmit relict while the deemetmment FARBAR'S of the North Dakota Royal Neighbors | of agriculture pushed study to deter- MEN !S of America state camp, elecied to that} mine practicability of making fees CAUGHT Position at the first business session | confirm to market value of livestock. Lise { . F ‘ : : of the quadrennial convention in ses- d OFF HIS R \ ‘ . ‘ sion here Wednesday. She succeeds i .: ERIS " * Mrs, Anna Eide, Grand Forks. |U. S., Mexico Trade GUARD... \ ™ 4 ne Mrs, Mabel Thompson, Fargo, is the , Pair of Murderers J new recorder-receiver, succeeding Miss | _—_ Mary Rose of Ayr. But two officers’ £1 Paso, Tex. April 207) —c11-| eacvabpaniee. convention, others maxing one of the strangest murder Four delegates to the supreme con- cases in Mexican border history, vention in Detroit in June will be Mrs,| William Jefferson Meers, American Eide; Mrs. Ida Lechner, Fargo; Mrs.' youth once sentenced to death for THE NEWFANGLES (Mom’n Pop) Zella Hanson, Pingree; and Mrs. Ag-'shooting a Juarez waiter, was ex-| nes Hill, Regent. Alternates are ‘changed at the International bridge! Mrs. Nina Gagnon, Fargo; Miss Mary ‘here Thursday for a Mexican serving | Rose, Ayr; Mrs. Cannon, Jamestown, |a life sentence in Texas for another ‘Mrs. Mae Logan, Minot. ‘ killing. Pardoned by the governor ay Chi- i jhuahua in accordance with the ex- Beetles Destroy ing change agreement, Meers was brought ; i here by automobile from Chihuahua Forests in Montana tee Mexican officials took him to 29. —i— the middle of the bridge at 3:20 a, m. tin, in| (M.S. T.), where the party was met by Sheriff Chris P. Fox of El Paso; Missoula, Mont., April ‘Winning their war of destruction in the bitter root and beaverhead for- county, the Mexican prisoner, Jose ests of Montana, an army of bark; — oth- ; beetles 1s advancing toward the Yel. | Ca™Taseo, and Meers’ wife and moth- | Pps bark country, Is reported. Mcers and Carrasco shook hands Regional forestry officials report and then returned to the countries Millions of trees have been killed bY ‘from which they had been absent for the insect infestation. years, Carrasco had been in the El The infestation has a foothold in: pac5 county jail since last July. He Montana in areas containing four wae brou teh q i iS ight here by two Texas rang: billion feet of lodgepole and yellow’ o-<’and his pardon was signed by Ross Pine. ise 8. Sterling, former governor of Texas. Authorized to Take On a clear day. an aviator xo miles ran § dist: f 150 miles Notes of Stockmen (ier airection ° ALU RIGHT, SAM! HERES ANOTHER JOH (A “TAKING TOON'T SEE HOW Ya can AFFORD ) OH, Wa DONT, ASK EACH GIRL, SUST GE- gach | TUo BUCKS OUTA YER PAY, GUT, /ANCTHER GAL OUT] | "TO “TAKE SO MANY GIRLS To Ex— J UUN? “Hat's, WE. GO IN, LE SHE HASN'T BEEN Washington, April 20.——Author- | Europeans attribute the discovery | TELL ME, WHADDA YA DOIN’ WITH TO DINNER AT THE Easy, Boss? PUTTING- ON WEIGHT! ity for forest superviss to accept notes from stockmen for! an old monastery in Arabia. | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Cynara’ Vidor’s First Most Unique Job Try at Urbanity = Of “Casting” for Ronald Colman in “Cynara,” filmed Wheeler-Woolsey | by King Vidor from the international ; | Stage success, is presented by Samuel, re psa ap esse ain : e than 200, wi OI | Pies atthe Paramount Theatre cin of the mica laughable aoabes in | today and Friday. Playing opposite| “So This Is Africa!” required 150/ Mr. Colman are Kay Francis, as sleck pounds of liquid make-up and the and finely groomed as ever, and Phyl-| services of ten make-up men for | is per. @ newcomer, in a dual | three hours in order to transform that} ___ — a = eminine roles, and Henry Stephenson ; number of Hollywood extras into wild in the part he created in the New men and women of the jungle. It is) BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES York stage production. showing soon at the Capitol Theatre. In selecting “Cynara” as a succes-. In this scene from Columbia's! sor to Mr. Colman’s “Arrowsmith” of | Wheeler-Woolsey comedy, which de- last season, Goldwyn did so largely! livers a satiric dig at all Tarzan and out of a sense of contrast, not only| animal films, the Amazons are about for Colman, but for King Vidor asj to devour Wheeler and Woolsey to the | well. accompaniment of much love-making, PENSIVE RESTAURANTS — sin the west! of coffee drinking to the inmates of NER DOUGH? ‘ RIT2y -RuT2! —T0 | ee AT IT AGAIN! For this grim story of “fashions in when the Tarzans march into the en- fidelity” is different from anything! closure and save them from a sad Colman has done in a tong time, and | fate. it is Vidor's first effort at urbanity| Eddie Cline, the director, and the and sophistication. ‘casting director at Columbia spent “Cynara” is, of course, the story of three weeks scouring the extra ranks ® man and a wife, devoted, upright, to find girls tall enough and robust faithful, and of how. en the wife | cnough to qualify as Amazons. They went away. the husband casually be-' all had to be at least five feet ten came inyolved--he meant to be kind inches tall. The men for the Tarzan to a shopgirl with turbulent eyes | roles had to weigh at least 175 pounds that foretold tragedy even through | and stand six feet, and be strong Arcadian romance, and of how a wife | enough to carry an Amazon on their came home to contemplate the wreck, backs and run through the jungle of their lives and to face with him! with them. the task of building anew. The make-up men applying the It is a quiet, human story that|dark liquid to their bodies which might have come out of yesterday's | transformed their appearance so their headlines. Its story is an every-day ‘own mothers wouldn't have recogniz- q story. It happens to anyone. No ied them, used huge whitewash seeerarntics no villains, no the-; brushes for their painting, and still atrics. it took three hours.