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The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23
Bulletin on
Lignite Deposits
Free to Public

Buictin No. 4. the latest puhlica-
ton Of inr North Dakota Geologic
"a! Survey, j, just Off the press and
give, mAch information concerning
the Ignite coal deposits Of North
Dakota. 1t gives the results Of many
years Of field investigation of the
Ignite beds by members Of the geo
logical survey. The material con-
tanned therein was compiled by Ar
thur G. Leonard, state geologist.
Earle j. Babcock and Leonard p.
Dove. in cooperation with the School
OF Mines, College OF Engineering,
Of North Dakota.
The publication is for free distri-
button to the citizens Of North Da-
kota and all who are interested in the
coal deposits Of the state should
have copy. The bulletin may he
secured from the State GcoloEist,
Of North Dakota, Grand
Forks
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23

In a large assortment of
.colored. novelty foreign
prints, that are very
popular; beautiful pat
..- terms.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23
Special Prizes

SpeclaI iTlZcS
The cups and other spccial nrizcs
were awarded as follows:
Cultlvator donated by the Kiwanis
iuo oil bismarck for the best sample
OF corn grown from any variety which
originated in Burleigh County. won
by ID. c. Crimmins, HaZelton.
Cup donated by the Rotary Club
Of Bismarck to the exhibitor of the
best single ear of any variety. won
by X. +. Afford. Mapleton.
Silver cup donated by f. A. Knowles
. to the highest scoring individual from
Mclean. Emmons, Burlegh and Kid
der counties, won by ID. c. Crinmins,
HazeltOn
Cash prize of $1,000 offered by the
bismarck Typographical Union No.
I4u, to the corn grower for Burleiph
County scoring the highest number of
points. won by Peter Mihm. Bismarck,
Silver Cup donated by the First
National Bank Of Bismarck TO highest
individual prize winner in Burleiyh
County, won by Peter Mhm. Bis
nlarck
Silver Cups donated by Oscar H.
! VIII CO., one for the best ten ears
OF dent corn, and one for the be st
ten ears of flint exhibited by any of
their contract growers, won by Peter
Mihm Of Bismarck for Flint and vii.
bert Field, of Bismarck for Dent.
Cup donated by the Provident Life
Insurance Co., to the highest indiyi-
dual prize winner, won by, D. G.. Grim
Minis, Hazelton.
Cup. donated by the Agricultural
Extension Division Of the Interna-
tional Harvester Co., for the best ten
ears of yellow dent corn exhibited att
the show, won by F. A. Mund, Minor.
Pure bred Poland China gilt, Offer
ed by D. C. Crinnins Of Hazelton to
the highest scoring exhibitor from
lsSis, Kidder. Mclean. Morton or
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23
Tonight's Radio

''I.a Traviata' heads the list for
classical music this evening. Othcr
excellent features arc also on the
radio broadcast program.
Eastern Time
WWJ (352.O G-Dinncr concert.
WWGi t"79.5> 7:45-DaNcc tunes.
kDkA i3o9) 8 Musical selections,
NtAE tiGl.3) 9--Studio conrrrt.
NEAF (l!2) l0-Grand opera. LA
Iraviata.' Rcbroadcasc By WOO
l1oS.2D ,WTAG (26S), WCAp $3.50,
WAR l"oI.W. WCAE lGl.3,.
Central Time
WGN C370.2) G:3O Dinner concert.
hSD l1i5.D . Artist recital by
Grace MCGOWAN. soprano.
WtCO (ll6.D g~-Classical concert.
kIHS (31i.S) 10 Orchestral
selections.
WBAP $3.50 l1-vaudcvillc pro-
gram.
WHO (52G) Midnight program,
WDAF (365.G) ll:4j Night hawk
Frolic
WkRC (l23) Theatrical stars.
MOunta ain Time
kOA (322.lD S-Studio program.
Pacific Time
kGO (36l.2 6-Dinncr concert.
XII (46D 9-Radio and concert
artists.
KNN (330 ?-~Feature program.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-23

!
! Burlcigh counties. won hv Pete
Mihm. - ~
Set Of dishes offered bv R,nb,,
Bros. jewelers. for the highest indi
! vidual scorer in Mclean, Emmon,
kIddcr and Burlrigh Counties, won b
ID. G. Crimmins. Hazcltou.
$500 Gordon Coat offered by s. +
Bcrgcson & Co.. for ihc best trr c,r
Flint Corn, won by d. {. Crimmins
Ilazclton.
Prizes for the HIGHEST ird;viau,
prize winners in Burlcirh Comfy or
fcrcd by the City National Bank G o
Bismarck, were won MS follows 1st
Peter Mihm. Bismarck; md. W. Il
Falconcr. Bismarck: 3rd Anmuc r.,I
ron"r. Bismarck.
The other prize winner, were.
r., .cc >
Inu., r. "S N-rLiNIS
III -"c"" or similar early yCli0"
"a -, r -
>'' 20 t'mmohs CO., ID. {
','',''i.%, ., ~, ''anc't"n.
n:l -noI.no. 20, 40, morton Co., {. VI
''snS' zoe Hleh NC T., u'itm.
p,t ~, ~ N'r'"" 'or W. r
'"' ~ W." ~, 81 e!,''' p
N"''s"ii N".' l.. W.
TraniuhI, n,, pelamerc.
''oi Mercrr or any late yellow or
white flint:
1,n,';, is,uNo; Io; l'5 Morton Co., Andrew
"@,'HE' ond W. "'en ~ .llln. rn
No. 40 Cass Co., Gordon Nor
''s; Hapleton.
,, 'ru- 40, 40. i'' sargent Co., Otto
Hu.th' ..t Miihor: ,:o
40, 4"N Morton Co., {. NJ.
LOT 3-Dakota White. or similar
early white flint:
lst No. PA Burleish Co.. petcr
Mihm. Bismarck.
2nd-No. 367 Barnes Co u "
Brewer, Oriska.
3rd--No. 39l Burlciph O. ~ ".
Mandigo, Bismarck.
No. 3Gl Mckenzie CO & ,
Benson, Arnerard
LOT t-Early Mixed Flint.
lst-No. 25l Rurloioh 70 ro.o,
Mihm, Bismarck.
2nd-No. 81 Stark Co., Christ S,ey-
a. srd dass"r' No. 500 Mclean Co +
'"hhson; ith No. 10s:!s ss7 Nhas Mercer Co.. A,ber,
rysvcr Hazen
LOT 3-Rainbow or any late m;xed
Flint: Az"
lst-No. SO Morton Co., Jacob ret
md No. 800 Mercc, CO u.,ton
1oss. Hazen " WI w., "e''oh
rd-So o1 Morto, 60 ,-roo.oa..
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Evening star., 1925-05-26
Motor Car Driving
Makes Men Think
AndSharpens Wits
MOti0n-Mindedness Urged
As against "Stdtic''
In Brains
By the Associated Press.


URBANA. ILL.,, May EFF you saw
a person take a slanting dive off of
a wharf, would you dive to rescue
at the same place where he disap-
peared under the water?
If you would you are static
minded" and should buy a car and
cultivate motion -mindedness," for
according to Prof. H. +. Moore, re-
search professor of engineering
materials of the University of Illinois,
motion -mindedness is a sign of pro-
gress which is cultivated by the
widespread use of the automobile"
"The driver thinks not of the place
where the car is at the present time,
but where it will be a few seconds
later; he thinks forward or he has
a collision" said Prof. Moore. If
the auto can lead people to think Of
men, events, PHILOSOPHERS and re-
ligions in the same day, there is hope
that they will get into a habit of
asking where this man or that in
stitution is leading and will avoid a
few dangerous collisions in the future
1T is surprising how static minded
most people are. They think of
things as they are, and not what
they are becoming. 1t is the static
minded person who started the pithy
but inaccurate slogan You can't
change human nature and would
doubtless say, You can't move a
spinning gyroscope. The difficulty In
each case is to get some one in the
notion to do some changing. rather
than the impossibility of change.
''If in future years the majority of
people are progressive and motion
minded. it will be due in a great
measure to the influence of automo-
bileS."
Evening star., 1925-05-26
CLOTHING Is SOLICITED
FOR NEAR EAST REFUGEES
Citizens Asked to Contribute Cast
Off Apparel Tomorrow. Commit
tees Bundle Day"

Near East bundle day." tomorrow,
is called to attention of everybody
in the District and nearby and all
are asked to give old clothing and
shoes TO the relief organization for
the refugees. adults and children
Cwho are freezing for LACK of gar
ments), and also for the orphans in
the Near East.
Coats and sweaters, dresses, shop
worn garments, sheets for bandages,
new clothing and any heavy, warm
clothing in which there is any wear
are needed.
Children are asked to leave a bun
die tomorrow at the nearest fire sta
rion while on the way to school, or
take their bundle to the nearest
church flying "a bundle day banner or
Washington headquarters, 321 Bond
Building, which also will receive
bundles.
Old shoes also are urgently needed,
and it is asked that these be tied
in pairs.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
Boys $2.25 to $3.95

29c Romper Cloth, 19c
32-inch Romper Cloth heavy close woven wash
fabric, for childrens rompers in checks stripes
plain coors.
25c Percales, 18c
36.nch Percales, light grounds, with printed
checks, stripes dots, plads and figures; highcount
quality.
$1.5O to 81 Blouses, Sl.19
Bell and Little Friend Broadcoth Blouses at
tached-collar and neckband styles; white, tan and
blue Sizes to is years. Perfect quality and slight
irreguars.
Boys $3 to 81 Bathing Suits
$2.20
All-wool Bathing Suits, California one.piece style
with skirt effect; assorted combination colors also
plain blue, tan and brown Sizes % to 36.
Children's $1.69 to 81 Bathing
Suits, $1.20
One. piece STYLE in assorted. pretty coorngs also
combination effects; with skirt effects. Sizes
% to %.
Sc Grass or Mating Rugs, $3.85
9x12-ft. Large Room Size Japanese Grass Rugs
heavy doube-warp grade, beautiful stenciled de-
signs in blue green, rose and brown; also 9x12.ft
Close-woven Mating Rugs, in oriental medallion
and floral designs.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
FOR CHIlDREN'S Benefit.
Booklovers' Club, Y. w. C. A, An

The Booklovers' Club of the Young
Women's Christian Association will
give it's fifth annual benefit program
for destitute Washington children
tonight in the gold room of the
Shoreham Hotel. The club main
tains by voluntary contributions a
fund named in honor of the late
Lieut.. Louis Hamilton Bayly, who
died in France shortly after the ar
mistice. The fund, which now ex-
ceeds more than $500. supports a
child at the Chudren's Emergency
Home.
The program tonight will be given
by Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler. soprano
Mrs. Raymond Dickey, violinist, and
Mrs. Chester Adair, accompanist.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
DROP IN INTEREST RATE
Slight Cut by Land Banks il
Charges to Farmers.

The Federal Farm Loan Board yes
terday authorized a reduction in the
rate of interest charged farmers by
Federal Land banks for the Omaha
district from 51a to 5A per cent.
Commissioner Cooper, in connection
with the announcement of the cut ir
one district, said: The board is con
sidering rate reductions in other dis
tricts, and will doubtless reach a con
Clusion within a short time. 1t re
quires some time for bank to make
necessary adjustments before change
en- its rate"
Evening star., 1925-05-26
$1.29 Wolfe Undergarments

The assortment includes
dainty Envelope Chemise
and Step.ins, in popular
shades of orchid, blue,
honeydew, rose, pink and
mais, trimmed with laces,
hemstitched and embroid-
cred designs.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
CHAUFFEUR is WANTED.
Civil Service Commission Cites De.
tention House Vacancy.

Applications to fill a vacancy for
chauffeur in the House of Detention
in the District will be received by the
Civil Service Commission until June
8, the commission announces. The en-.
trance salary for the post is 81 ,020 a
year, and advancement in pay may be
made without change in assignment UP
to $3.50.
Duties of the successful applicant
will be to drive car, take care of a
heating plant and do odd jobs about
the House of Detention.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
1924 TAX PUBLICITY
IS PROMISED SOON
LIST Open to Public After
July |, Internal Revenue
Bureau Says.

With the Supreme Court of the
United States having upheld newspa-
perS in their right to publish income
tax figures, the Bureau of Internal
Revenue is planning to open the sec
ond tax list some time after July /.
The decision of the Supreme Court
yesterday continued to be the subject
of much discussion in official circles
and there were rumors about the
Treasury that Secretary Mellon might
ask Congress to repeal the publicity
sections of the law. But the Secre-
tary said he had not formed an opin-
ion as to the course the department
should take.
Lists Still Incomplete.
He recalled the arguments made
against the provisions in his annual
report to Congress last year, however,
and said they still held, as far AS ne
was concerned. The question, he felt,
was one for Congress to consider,
and he did not care at this time TO
make suggestions.
In the matter of the preparation OF
the income tax lists, to open them
after July /, it was explained that
the actual work of tranScriblng the
accounts was far from complete in all
collectors offices. Every effort will
be made, it was said, TO speed up
completion of the official register
which the public is to be permitted
to see.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
Boys $1.39 to 81 Pants, $1.19

Wash Pants for boys from 2 to 20 years of age.
knickerbocker STYLE of gray linen linen Panama
cloth, cotton khaki; materials
Made with watch pockets and belt loops
arc Khaki Riding Breeches with lace bottom.
Evening star., 1925-05-26

The kitchen garden at Hampton
Court Palace, London, is to be con
Serted into golf putting green's an6
tennis courts.
Evening star., 1925-05-26
SOC Sport Stripe
Broadcloth, 3oc Yard

36-nch Sport Stripe Broadcloth, in large variety
of new styles and coorngs: also Stripe Linen-like
Sutings in all wanted shades These are two of the
most popular OF wash fabrics for Summer frocks
All warranted fast colors.
Evening star., 1925-05-26

The street car strike in Santiago,
Chile, has caused a boom in the auto
mobile and tire business there