The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 1%, 1935 GOODWILL ITINERARY ANNOUNCED BY RYAN Program Is Subject to Changes and Will Include Stops Not Tet Listed i Ces ‘The tentative itinerary for the goodwill tour to be sponsored by the Greater North Dakota association June 10 to 14, in which prominent guests from five states and three provinces of Canada will participate, ‘was announced Friday by M. O. Ryan, secretary of the association. The itinerary is subject to changes, and will include stops by the caravan at places not yet listed, Ryan said North Dakota will be host to guests from Minnesota, South Dakota, Mon- tana, Nebraska, Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan. ae More than 150 guests are expected to participate in the tour which will include more than 50 vehicles. The tentative itinerary follows: Tour begins at Williston June 10 with a dinner with chamber of com- merce there at 6:30 p. m. June. 11 7 a. m—Breakfast. 8:30 a. m—Leave Williston for drive through colorful badlands (138 miles). - . 12:00—Barbecue dinner in heart of badlands, Medora. 2 p. m.—Visit Dickinson agricultur- al sub-station. 2:45 p. m.—Swim in Whitney pool, Dickinson, or golf. 4 p. m.—Leave Dickinson for New Salem (70 miles). " 6 p. m—Arrive Mandan, swim in otf pool, followed by dinner at Commun- ceroern i rere ie Be a DEVILS LAKE MAN WRITES FIRST BOOK PRE i Frederic T. Cuthbert Publishes| Volume Depicting Pioneer Life in Dakotas Frederic T. Cuthbert, Devils Lake) ity building. lawyer and a political leader of the| 8 p. m.—Depart for Bismarck (33) progressive faction in the state this q miles), week blossomed out as an author} 1 when his first book “A Pioneer Youth” came from the presses of the Meador Publishing company, Bos-) iton. ($2.00). The volume reviews the life of a) young man on the prairies in the} early days but gives the subject un- usual treatment in that it makes no effort toward melodrama, striving rather to interpret the characters of the men and women who brought civ- ilization to the northwest. There is love interest, of course, but this theme is subordinated to the delineation of history in the making. Considerable attention also is given to the genealogical developments which occurred with the interming- ling of various races and the effect of the biological phenomena upon the development of the country. There are varied characters, of course, and an attempt is made to show their reactions to different sit- uations which actually occurred dur- ing the building of the west. There is glamour to the book but of a some- what different character than is usu- ally associated with western stories. The expressed purpose of the work, as outlined in the foreword, is to show to the world that the men and women who pioneered the Dakotas were not only as heroic and suf- fered as much but accomplished as much for civilization as the Pilgrim Fathers or those who settled Virginia or the Carolinas. More Uniform Trend In Trade Gains Seen June 12 7 a. m.—Breakfast. 8:30—Visit new $2,000,000 state cap- tol building. 10:30 a, m.—Visit outstanding dry- land farming substation in north- ‘west at Mandan. 12. m—Luncheon with Mandan Chamber of Commerce. 1:30 p. m—Leave Mandan for Jamestown (110 miles). « 4:45 p. m.—Boat ride, or swim, Spiritwood lake, state fish hatchery at Jamestown. 6:30 p. m.—Dinner with Jamestown ‘Chamber of Commerce. “ 8:30 p. m.—Leave Jamestown for Valley City (38 miles). 9:15 p. m—Informal meeting with Valley City Chamber of Commerce members. June 13 7 a. m.—Breakfast. « 8:30 a, m—Drive around city. 9:30 a. m.—Leave for Wahpeton 13 miles). 12. m—Lunch with Wahpeton - Chamber of Commerce, in famous Red River valley. 2 p. m—tLeave for Fargo, driving through Red River valley (50 miles). 3:15 p. m—Arrive in Fargo; golf, tennis, etc. 6 p. m.—Dutch lunch with Fargo Chamber of Commerce. 8 p. m—Leave for Grand Forks (89 miles), in June 14 7:30 a. m—Breakfast. 8:30 a. m.—Tour of city as guests ‘of Chamber of Commerce.' 9:30 8. m.—Leave Grand Forks for o was stated. North Coast Limited Will Be Displayed Here Roller-bearing locomotive and ladies’ lounging room in the new, modernistic day coach on the North Coast Limited, A display of the 1935 North Coast Limited was scheduled Fri- day at Bismarck on Saturday, May 18, from 4:55 p. m. to 10 p. m., at the Northern Pacific station. More than $2,350,000 has been expended by the railroad on this fleet of transcontinental trains since the last travel season to pro- vide latest travel comforts. The announcement stated that the train ould be powered by a giant roller-bearing locomotive which is mactared to move with the grace and ease of a swan, and that it would be dust-proof, completely air-conditioned, almost noiseless, smooth-rolling, and regal with its newest travel luxuries. E. E. Nelson, passenger traffic manager of the Northern Pacific, urged school children, their teachers and parents, as well as the public in general, to inspect the train and its modern facilities, which he said he expected would draw to the rails the low-fare, short trip traveler, as well as the thrifty, long distance passenger. The train will show standard Pullmans, a tourist sleeping car, a diner, a day coach, an observation car, and a dormitory car for train employes. entire system, with 75 scheduled stops. its Weekly Review issued Friday. @ more uniform upward trend,” it “Settlement of labor Between 300,000,000 and 350,000,000 difficulties has permitted industrial] pairs of shoes are manufactured in operations to hold to a steadier level,| this country annually. The exhibition tour will take the train over the week was noted by Dun & Bradstreet} and buying in wholesale markets is on the incrgase, as summer require- “Irregular trade movements of re-/ments press more strongly for atten- cent weeks gradually are giving way| tion.” te a Communists Killed in With Police Seeking ers of Officials day to a growing death list States. said 20 members of a roam! 20 FILIPINO REDS SLAIN IN’ UPRISING Manila, P. I, May 17—(4)—Twenty more names were reported added Fri- tremist outbreaks in the Philippines which this week took a major step toward independence from the United La Vanguardia, Spanish newspaper, variously described as “communists” and “brigands” were killed in a tle with 25 constabularymen were searching for the slayers of San Antonio, Laguna province. The paper quoted a soldier oner. Clash Slay- men “dressed in red uniforms.’ Capt. Leon Angeles, manded constabulary forces at from ex-. battle. Violence has been frequent in ing band municipal officials of the village of returned to San Antonio with a pris- He told of a pitched battle between 25 well equipped constabu- lary soldiers and 300 poorly armed who com- battle of Cabuyao May. 2, when 60 were killed in a Sakdalista uprising protesting the constitutional plebis- cite of May 14, also was in com- mand of constabulary in Friday’s Philippines all this month. First there was the unheralded Sakdalista rebellion in half a dozen provinces. Five hundred were arrested, includ- ing two members of the législature the first native officer ever to head the government. The presidential election will be held about September 30. bat-|who only Thursday were arraigned who] on rebellion charges. four! Though violence still held an im- portant place in the life of the back country, Manila turned Friday to- ward speculation whether anyone would oppose Manuel Quezon for president of the commonwealth— 7——PAL’S CASH GROCERY Fruits and Vegetables Phone 77 104 Main who Fritz Grocery 222 So. 11th Phone 430 SALMON, 2 tall cans for ... the ‘3 cans for VEGETABLE SOUP, 3 cans ... Pork and Beans, 1 Ib. can .......... Butter, per Ib. Quick Setting Gelatine, all flavors, 2 5 c the Fresh Tomatoes, 4g | Sennen our a. Head Lettuce, Butter, PHONE 1080 BISMARCK FOOD MARKET 408 BROADWAY R. T. BAKKEN, Prop. 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New York, May 17—(?)—A more uniform upward trend in trade this The newest thing in food A 6 p. m—Dutch lunch at Minot + country club; golf, motor tours to 18S COLOR. Moles parks, dishes more attractive zoo. June 15—Return to homes, me - a more appetizing. Try it. Its fun. 8 attractive shades. Schilling omg rial FLYING CROSS ya, May 17.—()—Gen- ®ral Italo Balbo, Colonial Governor of Lybia, was the possessor Friday of the United States congressional Fly- dng Cross, honoring his leadership of ‘the Italian air armada’s flight to the ‘United States in 1933. FOOD The PICK-UP that never lets you down Phone 1994 | PAY AND TAKE STORES | 105 Sth Street FRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Tomatoes, No. 2!; Radishes, crisp, fresh, 6 bunches 11c princi chiang ef 23c ASnaragite, Washington ‘ancy, 2 Ibs. 25c 21c Lettuce, solid heads, 2 for .... Oranges, full of juice, 2 dozen. . “49¢ 35c Rhubarb, fresh, tender, 3 Ibs..... 1 - Cabbage, new, tender, Ib. ........ 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Way Mandan Creamery & Produce Co. réoo Colors | | | | He Economical Phone 631 Ovaltine Bliss Coffee Green Tops per bunch 5c CUCUMBERS, F, nner sos Butter, ih. 27¢ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables , WE DELIVER Beery All flavors, . 29¢ =| 3 for... PEANE BUTTER, ig! ife, 16-0z. jar....... 21 Cc Richholt=== GROCERY Geo. C. Myers, Prop. JELLO 17c JELLY, Cap-Kota, Vacuum tins, 2 tins SPINACH, Fresh fancy, Mustard Minneopa Salad, at. jar large bunches per bunch 223 7th St. 15e Toilet Soap ‘wrappers are valuable! Tomato Soup, large 23 oz. tin giant bars, 6 for Peaches, Stokely’s, sliced, i No. 2% tin .... Pineapple Dole’s crushed No. 10 tin 63c each White King Toilet Soap, 3 cakes... 10c Crystal White Soap, 25c 19c brush free with A $1.00 Value Bottle de- lightful Brumo du Bois Perfume mailed you for 10c in coin and 3 White King Toilet Soap Wrap- pers. --14c Pickles, Libby’s sweet or a... ae -23c Jam, Minneopa, grape and raspberry, 45 c 4-Ib, jar Matches, PATIOes pkg., 6 boxes . 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MEAT MERCHANTS’ “GUARD YOUR HEALTH” We Handle Government Inspected Meats | SMOKED PICNICS, per Ib. . 19¢| Milk Fed Shoulder Steak, Ib. .......... 18c E | L Fresh Meaty Stew, Ib. ........ 10c Leg Roast, 4 to 6 Ib. avg., Ib.. .16c ROAST, lb. 16c]| cuops, i». 20c LEAN PORK CHOPS, Ib. PORK BEE Summer Sausage, LIVER, FRESH, lb. .. Boiling Beef, tender, Ib........14¢ Beef Pot Roast, | SAR SERIE 5e Fresh ground Round Steak, Ib. 21c b 23c| Hames, 19¢ ‘Chunk, Ib. ee ae eee PORK and BEANS fii tro can’ tor...27C AL. RYCKMAN’S 400 Main Avenue Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. fe Phone 332 Phone 332 Oranges, large hich et Ae, 57c Navels, doz. special, 2 doz. Grapefruit, large Corn, No. 2 can, 2 for........ ‘Try Our Strawberries. We take special care in selling the best. "