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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
MADISON SQUARE
COMPANY WILL
STAY IN SOUTH
Plans To Promote At
Least One Big Bout
Each Winter.
BY FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press Sports Editor)

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March l.
An entirely new field in boxing has
been opened by the signing of a con
tract between Madison Square Gar
den and the city Of Miami, calling
for the promotion of an important
heavyweight fight here each winter
for the next five years.
Tex Rickard s maXim-h&t two big
fistic spoctacIes a year are all the
public Will support no longer VIII
apply.
If the present heavyweight scram-
Bile produces a fighting champion,
such as Jack Dempsey was in his
prime, there is no reason why tha
title should not be defended winter
and summer i'm any event, at least
30 per cent has been added to the
field Of fight promotion.
The big arena in which Jack Shar-
key defeated Young Stribling before
10000 spectators Wednesday night
is bcmg taken down and brought to
Miami, where il VIII be enlarged and
reconstructed in preparation for next
~ i'''l y ma N'lEbi bd Tie. W. .
Carey aud lis associates who built
th" arena, are fortunate in being
able 10 dispose Of it for something
other than kindliHg wood. Tn
arena will b. placed on a % acre
lot Il few blocks from Bi,cayne Bay.
lis surrounding will lack something
Of the pictues.qurress Of Miami
Beach, bat VIII hc better adapted 70
the handling of iarg fight crowd.
II was Hu' tha $larEcv Ntribiing
fight itsc'f which persuaded the d..
rectcfs Of Madison Square Gardea
Ia cutter into The i've yoar contract.
1t was the finn thry had promoting
tho affair. if the truth were known
The rc>t heavyweight fight here,
unless it involves the championship
of the world, probably viii not n.
tract as many people rs did thu bout
between Sharkcy aud Suihliu@. It
Is doubtful lt StribliHg VIII he cq"
ef tie eeutenders nest time, and
equally doubtful i tta south. disao
pointed ia its Young hero after We3-
He,daH night 5 affa.r. would flick t.
IL" support ef the Georgian as i
did t6is week
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
STAR RUNNER is
SUSPENDED FOR
PLAYING A. A. u
BY United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, March l.-Ray Bar
butt, who won the only flat race
captured by the UHitcl States 1T
tie Amsterdam Olympic games, has
been suspended from amateur coA-
petition until h" proves or retrac;'
statements attributed to him in yes
terday's newspapers.
Leaving the a. A. L. offices
Wednesday night after being clear
cd Of charges growing out Of his
failure to appear in the New York
4. G. games. Barbuti severely criti-
cizcd the \. \. L. and its methods
81 am tired of lining their porE-
- with money, , Earbuti said
"Fhcy want us to run ard ,hcy tqEo
all the money and what do we get
out of it? # they Il support me like
! want to live, II run tor them the
rest of my life, bat IN not goi4g
10 run and let them take all the
money!
When Barbu,i learned Of his sus-
pension he was stunned moman-
tarily, bat said his original state
mcnt woald stand.
"If a person thinks the \. a. I.
makes a met of its management of
things, evidently he cannot say 50
if he is an amateur runner. | have
always lived UP to the letter and
spirit Of the A. y. [. laws. | be
licye in amateur sport, but do act
approve Of A. \. L. methods.
Barbuti, who beat Jimmy Ball Of
Canada BY inches in tine Olympic
700 metre rae, reiterated today
that he was through with running
forever.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
LOOK THESE OVER

No. 1&.--1927 Chevrolet Roadster.
\ dandy job, $35e.00. 800 down,
Balance - months.
No, lF.--Snappv Hudson Bro. Late
model. Bumpers, extra tire. $4,000
1928 cash. Bal II months.
--l226 Pontiac, 6 cylinder. New
paint, rcconditioned, $4,000. 800
cash. Bal. easy.
--l925 Chevrolet Touring. Rcpaint.
eI. Good shape. $4,000. So cash.
Bal. easy.
-l925 Studcbaker Phacton, Al
tires, bumpers front and rear.
$4,000. %leo cash. Bal easy.
> Ford Coupcs. Good tires. $4,000
Each.
--l923 Ford Coupe. Buxtcll Axle, at
$500.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Flickers From
Training Camps

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
1.-The left side Of the inficld is
holding the attention of Manager
Miller Iluggins as he unds the New
York Yankees through their daily
workouts here. Koenig at third and
Larry at shortstop have been his
choices thus far but Durochcr is a
.andidatc for the short field posi-
ton and Robertson is trying for
third.
TAMPA, Fla, March 1.-Condi,
tions Of his men was the chief worry
Of Walter johnson today. Several
members Of his Washington oena.
tors will have TO sweat pounds from
their waist lines before the season
opens.
ORR ANEO, Fla, March Roy
Mcrker, SouthPaw recruit brought to
the Cincinnati Rods from Columbus,
was idle today, the result of an at
tack of ncuritis in bis pitching
shoulder The same trouble forced
hjm to remain on the bench during
the latter part Of last season.
CLEARWATER, Fla, March l.
Dizzy Vince and Doug McWecueT,
pitchers, are tn" only holdouts in
the Brooklyn camp, it was anHounc-
cd here after Eabe Herman signed.
Three more mcn, Koupal, Gilbc't
ml Wilson, reported yesterday.
AVON PARK, Fla, March l.
Manager Billy Sonthworth Of the
ST. Lou- Cardinals is handling his
pitching staff carefully during the
carly spring season to avoid arm
injuries. Ilaid, Elliott. johnson and
IIallahan, were allowed on tn,
mound for the first time Yesterday
ST PETERSBtBG, Fla. March
With 20 word available from
Nhortsjop Eddie Farrell, Manager
Emil Luebs ot the Boston Braves
was fearful today that the infirldcr
WAS going to make good his threat
70 abandon the diamond to praet'c.
dentistry.
FONT MYERS, Fla, March l.
Connie Ma.t 1nt his regular, out
tor smother stiff prac5ico today, and
Tic Athletics. with one exception
".ra all hrae fer sn.'u2 training.
III. exception WIS MaE Bishop,
youthful second bascmon aud one of
thc stars Mack u1d relied ON. Bishop
was reported u holdout.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Good Fights At
Border Tonight

Tonight mgr,s the clash between
Bobby Mars and Eruio Hood in the
10 round main event i'm the Amer.
'cau Legion Stadium at Calc%iro.
ErnIr Hood is known as one O.
the greatest fyw"ights in the game
md Eo5hs Mars is rapatcI as being
or' q; the fastest, SO the fight
Should be- wcl worth seeing.
With Nomg Hcllo scheduled to
acct Champ Chjch in tine semi.
wjuJup it looks as il the entire
show viii hr wcll worth seeing.
Bclio made good showiu@ when
hc fought Chancy last week,
The special event VIII fcaturc
r,aric Rivers. who hayocd In'ow,
m la-t weeks uout, and Matjo
Ha-aauoy, known ''tlr tonga
noN ina fom rounds of action.
Pete Casas and pihno K.lat, wLo
fought draw last week, win try
to settle their differences tonight
in the curtain raiser. This sounds
rather promising.
The Hoyec Atom Posts drum
corps viii furnish the music, it il,
announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
c. A. GRAY

DODGE DEALER
757 MAIN ST. PHONE 1875
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Tennis Stars
Father Dies
Ey United Press Leased Wire

NICE, France, Marcu Char}c,
Longlcu, II, who's" careful training
gave to the world one of its great >st,
f not the greatest, woman ,cu"i2
stars, died carly today Of pneumonia.
Su2mu. Lorg',n always gave
credit to her f'ther for hsr pHc-
nomeual tennis ability, aud declared
that from first to last. ho wls her
only trainer. He began "oaching hcc
when she was II, aud before s',
TUNED professional in 1927, Mll,.
Lcnglcn had been champion Of
France and England for half q dol
en- wears aad proved unbeatable
when She conquered til, great Helen
Wins.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
ARIZONA TIcE-ZNG BAN
NN Inllcd Nrcss Mcnscd Vic

IHOuNi., Ariz., March It'll"
bau or shipments a. baby chi.
into Arizona tom the boot aud
u,a1 Gi..a fu.,4a inc aFsa ia
California, iuc!ajiug a - mj'n ~.
d'ra about Whittier. Calf. WIS ac.
ing tj@htaued today following ,-
iod. that stock had been impor. 4
from the stricken district according
&. state Veterinarian Hight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

by tnitcd rress Leased Wire
AVALON. Catalina Island March
Tb' "r'Mmp.orSh5p OF Catalina
.s'ard" viii be- mt stake when Man
.lor aor Mccarthy divide. his squad
aud SNIu-, tt,lu .a'o action again.
each officer Saturday and S1aday.
IT, figyt ,4ad viii baNe the rcgH.
lar mfi.ld of Grimm. IIotn~,y, Eng
bsh aud Brei with Cuyier, liratt
cote and Dan Taylor in the outficid.
The lineup If the second team has
not been decided but Rigs Ntrph-
cr>ou VIII hr drafted for first bas'
duty aua Wilson. Moore aud "Shrr.
ift' Blake viii roam the g1-d,us,
PHOENIX. Aril.. March L. Man
agcr stanley "Backy' Harris had
ropc, today that Roy .Io'uson, c%-
poneiyc rookie outficldnr. w.ll hc on
Land SUNDAY with The rest Of thr
late conner, to Ike Dctroj, Tig.
camps johnson was said to D..
dickeriug with tpr owucrs of the
san Francisco Seals for pant of thu
lurehasu price e $4,000.
HOLLYWOOD, March IT, \rmmj
Fmanucl heavyweight of SAN Fran
cisco. wlo recently lost decision
~ Tommy Loushran Of Philadelphia,
viii meet Larry Scratti, husky
Italian miuca, in n round main
cycut bout hur. tonight
TINJtANA NcT. Mar L. Ft-
trcn or moro crack 3 year ODD. in
c'udng Erra,t, Baron Long s acc,
in all possibility will be at the bar
rjcr for the NINTH renewal Of tn
s2j.ooo Tiajuana lrrhy sunday.
EryoH suffers a slight infection
from - spider bite but a6mircr, br.
lcvc the speedy son o' paicinr, will
b., in the money O'acr faHorito, i'm.
clt-le, Nermaio YAM Toy, Live OAK
and NoItcar
SANTA ANA. Narrb D.. Tn, m
rival OF "toVhoy" MI TomGu lett
Mack Hills, >luagiuI South Atlantic
League plavcr, as the oulv ab>'nt""
in the Portland Beaver training
camp today. Although Tomiiu is I'm
signed, Manager Bin Rogers believes
ne is ready 10 talk business Tn"
Eratrr rockies viii meet tn" Soatt!"
Indians at san Clrmcutc Sunday
SAN DIEGO. March J. With
Gene Nalla and pich McCahe Nv RI.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Goorgiua Haretich Alerlcep.
Washington, had rooster fo1r
months old weighing thrco mounds.
He had no feathers outside of the
wings and tail, and froze to death
one night i'm December.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Fer Sale, Real Estate

FOR SALE-Furniturc and lease.
80 room hotel, good location, tran
sient business. Price $4,000. Write
to Virginia Hotel, Yuma, Ariz.
2St2
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

FOR SALE--Four good mules, well
broke, also grapefruit cron. In
quira Forester Ranch, / mile
northwest Eucalyptus school,
2St3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

FOR S.ALE-Mulc. Al. No junk.
!. NJ. Miller, ~ miles northwest
Imperial. 2ltl3
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

ing fine haN, Hollywood = " Morn
my stars d,tgatcd the Evening
stars ; TO q in the first OF - series
Of training games in the Hollywood
caar. Manager Wit planned to send
two squads in for seven innings to-
day and for the fun route thoreaf.
ter.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

SAN CLEMENTN, March L. Big
Jim Edwards, star SoutlpaW pitcher,
arrived at the Seattle Indians camp
today in fjnn shape. EGzcl Doarr,
outficldcr from Canada, and Les
phipps, Shreveport outtiollcr, also
blew into camp. Pmpr~ is trying TO
arrra2r a dcal with Shreveport SO
that ho can play ON the coast,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Late 1876 Chrysler IS. Touring,
f323.C0; $ido down, rest - months
Just roeonditioned, extra tire and
tube. Extra heavy highly nickeled
bumpers, front and rear. \ wonder
ful buy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Poultry

HIGHEST prices paiu for poultry OF
all kinds. 1852 Woodward. NJ. +.
Todd. Phone 966 1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Here and There
In Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March i
10" ''Toots' Mondt, heavyweight
Was unable to continue his wrestling
match with kola kwariani here lat
night after Kwdrloni injured him in
Il fall.
NibII BEACH, Ella. March -
Franc. Hunter and JOHNNY Hrrua.
soy advanced thloug1 tbalr quarter
final matches OF the South Florida
tennis championship. Hunter defeat.
ed G. 5. ~hackor, New YORK, IN
straight sets and lIcnncsscy won
from f. Eurns, New York in tht
same manner.
pfNEUUE~T. y. G.. March L.
\ field Of leo tcod off today in the
annual spring tournament Of thD
Pmehurst Country club. Amol2
those eartiug were William C.
FowncS Jr, Pittshur4h; Normal
Maxwell, Philadelphia; EJscn
ilunauS, Princeton and other wrii
known amateurs.
NEW YORK March l.-Jimmy
McLarnja, baby faced junior w,,tcr
from Vancouver, y. G. fights doe
Click, rrookhu, at Madison : .parr
Garden tonight.
Tho battle VIII be- M,I.aruiu ;
tljrd with Click. lie won the de-
cis..n in both previous bouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

FOR SALE Goose and duck egg
First house west Of Mesquite Lake
school house. Also : jersey
COWS. 2St1Q
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
FOR SALE
90 Acres, Leased, Alfalfa.
AT YOUR OWN PRICE

50 acres about 3 miles south of y!
Centro, being Tract 81, Township
16, Rarge 1&, leased for $20 PEI
acre to the best paying tenant in
Imperial Nallc", $. clause il
lease. Is fenced and cross fenced
in sever fields. Alfalfa about >
years on, right on ditch, soft soil.
has been in lettuce. This ranch
is owned by 3 men who wish to
divide intct SITS. See property ana
make your offer. Terms can be
arranged. Address Arthur Morti.
mer, 3S15 Beverly Blvd. Los An.
gclcs. 2S
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Los ANGELES, March L. Under
tlp direction of Harry "Truck -
limaah the FIRST of a sorio ot rcgu-
lar.yannjgan games was inauGura,ed
in The Los Angelo, training camp
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Wanted To Buy

WILL Buy ~ good fresh cows. hay
press, buck rakn and gasoline
t'H'. j. EidineHe, Fox 3J7, Ca
IrNi,p. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Los ANGELE~. March t. "b"
SAN Francisco Seals defeated the
Hollywood club 20 : last night and
bounced the Millionaircs out of the
lead IN the California lee Hockey
League OaklWd went into tir,D
p!acr defeating los Aage!ca . 10 ..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

STORE FOR RENT-5o fl. front
age. Can Oregon Hotel. l5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Livestock

FOR SALE-3U mead of dairy cows,
with or without lease of 40 acres.
mile east, Il north and 4 east
of Icber. Mr.. Grabill's place.
12t25
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

FOR SAIE-50 acres in alfalfa and
barley. Soft soil. 5 miles east Of
CalcXico. Reasonable. Owner leay.
ing account Of sickness. Press
Box GIL. 26tG
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-5 room furnished apt.
SNl Orange. 2Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

san DIEGO. March J. VIII
Gene Nalla and Dich McCahs 'w r,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
T0DAYS WANTS
---=--------
CASH PAID

For used furniture, ice boxes,
electric fans, restaurant and
store fixtures and safes.
Cash in on the old plunder. 1t
may be Of use to some one.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
Three Language Clubs
Hold First Meetings
Of Year at University

Grand Forks, N. D.. Oct. 18.-Thrcc
language clubs at the University OF
North Dakota held their first meet
ings of the year this week and
elected officers.
Prof. H. E. HaXc. head Of the Ro-
nance language department, was
elected president Of the Linguistic
club, membership III which is made
up Of instructors in various languages
at the university. Other officers are
H. Foster Jones. vice president; Miss
Helen Sullivan, secretary. Prof. Henry
Doak spoke on "ShakcSpeare's Hand
in the Book of Sir Thomas Moore
The Spanish club. composed Of stu
dents in that language under the su-
pervision Of Emilio Acosta, faculty
adviser, elected Miss Helen Moore,
Grand Forks. president. Nedra Lee
HUMPHREYS, East Grand Forks. Mimi,
was elected vice president and chair
mar Of the program committee. Other
officers include Raymond Lane, Cam
ten. Ill. secretary-treasurer, and
Glenna Everson. Grafton. social
chairman. Miss Ruth Martz. a stu
dent at the university who spent the
last two years teaching on the island
of Porto Rico, spoke on the customs
and people Of that country. Miss
HUMPHREYS sang two Spanish solos.
Geraldine Babler, Grand Forks. will
head the French club for the coming
year. She will be assisted by Jean
Robbins. Grand Forks, vice president;
Lcona Booth. Crookston, Mimi. sec
rotary. and Vernon Squires, Grand
Forks, treasurer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

Mr.. and Mrs. scully were attended
BY Miss Nellie Renwald and Samuel
McAllen. Miss Renwald'S gown was
OF marine blue transparent velvet.
The brides costume was an en-
semble OF brown crepe, and she wor
a brown close fitting hat, and other
accessories to match.
4
H. s. Russell. president Of the Man.
dan Creamery and Produce Company,
accompanied by William Walton and
Fay Foster Of the Dickinson plant, left
yesterday morning for New York city
and other eastern points on q COM
bined business and pleasure trip.
\ = \
william A. Scully. Mandan. and
Mics Leone Dien,ert. Minot, were
married at st. Leo's Catholic church,
Minot, October IA. with Rev. J. ].
Raith officiating.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Rix. south OF
the city. have as their guest their
daughter, Mrs. Henry Parsons, Of
Glencoe, ILL.,. who will spend two
weeks visiting here.
Mrs. ray Foster and children Of
Dickinson : guests At the home Of
her mother, Mrs. A. w. Farr. They
will remain here until MI. Foster re-
turns from an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hermes, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Maser and Mr. and
Mrs. Sol Halpern Of Glen Ul!iu were
Mandan visitors yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
Sodium Deposit Found
By Quarne on Hunt

Application for a mining lease on
200 acres Of land Is miles south Of
Alkabo upon which Oscar Quarne,
Grcnora, expects to obtain sodium,
has been received by w. E. Byerly,
state land commissioner.
Quarne discovered the sodium de-
post on a recent hunting trip. He
reports the bed of sodium is a foot
thick and he has already laid plans
for mining and shipping it twice each
year from the station al Grenora.
A certain amount OF machinery.
necessary for drying Of the product,
will be installed, according to Quarne.
He is eager that the matter be settled
that work may be started this year.
The land commissioner has several
samples Of the mineral at his office.
After comforting with authorities
on the subject, Quarne declares that
after the present crop" is harvested
from under the water. another ono
will form. Harvests will be made
twice a year. once in April or May
and again in October.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
SESSION
Might END WITHOUT
TARIFF BILL ACTION
Indifference to Bill Is Leading
Hoover to Drop. Recon-
n,ending Enactment

Washington. Oct. l6,-tP-1ndiffer.
ence to the tariff bill as 1t Is now be-
Ing written by the senate. and posi-
bility Of obtaining Tor beneficial
import rates on agricultural products
through the machinery Of the present
law. are leading President Hoover to
the view the tariff debate should not
be extended into the regular session
Of congress.
In fact, it is quite improbable the
chief executive will ask for such legis-
lation in his message to be sent 70
congress early IN December at the
outset Of the regular session. although
it Q appears virtually certain the
special session will end without en-
actrnent of a tariff bill.
In the face Of a charge uttered BY
a Republican member of the senate,
Johnson Of California. that admin
istration leaders, with the exception
Of Chairman Smoot Of the finance
committee, are fi~libustering the bill.
Smoot was on record today with a
promise to ask soon for night sessions
as a last hope Of obtaining a final
disposition of the measure before the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
): MANDAN NEWS ::
NORTH DAKOTA navy
DAY GROUP IS NAMED
Mrs. B. S. Nickerson Appoints
State Committee for
October 20

Members Of a state committee to
direct the observance OF Navy and
Roosevelt day October % were an
nounced today by Mrs. B. 8. Nicker-
son. state chairman. Mrs. Nickcrson
was appointed to her post by the Ma
tional Navy League Of the United
States and has appointed local chair
men In each community to arrange
for community observance.
Members Of the state committee are
Governor George F. Shafcr. Chief
Justice John Burke. former governor
r. A. Ncstos. Lieut.. Gov. John w
Carr. jamestown; Mrs. James Morris.
Bismarck, state president, American
Legion Auxiliary: Mrs. a. E. Jones,
Lisbon, state president. the War
Mothers and the state Federation Of
Women's clubs: Mrs. H. l.. Lincoln,
Fargo, state regent Of the D.. A. r.;
J. A. Kitchen. Bismarck. state COM
mander of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars: Harry Hart. Ray. state com
mander. American Legion.
1t. Col. l.. r. Baird, Dickinson
commandant state national guard
regiment: Thomas F. Kane. Grand
Forks. president Of state university;
Mrs. Eugene Fenelson. Devils Lake
j. H. Shepperd. Fargo, acting presi-
dent. state agricultural college; John
If. Sullivan. Mandan; Senator j. r
Cain, Dickinson: DR.. Rolf fainter
Fargo: Senator .. H. Hamilton. Eek
man: E. H. Tostevin, Mandan; F. j
Frederickson. Valley City; l.. ]. palda
| jr., Minot: Phil Bangs. jr.. GRAND
Forks, and DR.. G. M. Constans. Bis
marck. lieutenant In the U. S. naval
! reserve.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18

close Of the special session. Such a
move, however. was opposed by Sen
ator Robinson Of Arkansas. the Demo-
cratic leader. and Senator Borah Of
Idaho. the spokesman for the inde-
pendent group Of western senator's
which is opposing the bill.
The presidents dissatisfaction witt,
the senate bill is no secret In we'll
informed circles here. His indifference
is due In large part to the elimination
Of the flexible provisions Of the pres
cnt law. under which the chief execu-
tive Is empowered. after mn investiga-
ton BY the tariff commission, to raise
or decrease rates by SO per cent.
His desire for a continuance of this
authority Is such. in fact, that many
leaders Of the house and senate be-
lieve he would veto a tariff bill deny
ing the presidency this power.
Mr.. Hoover is opposed. too. to fire.
quently recurring general revisions OF
the tariff, believing that they have an
unsettling effect upon business con-
ditions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
City Slogan Entries
Received So Far Are !.
Between 30 and 40

Bismarck phrase and epigram-
makers are coming to the fore under
the inspiration of the SIS cash offer
of the Association OF Commerce for
an appropriate and catchy slogan to
serve the city. So far between 80 and
40 entries have been made.
Business and club men. women and
students have joined In the compe-
tition. but Secretary Harry F. God
dard Of the Association Of Commerce.
who is receiving the offerings for the
special committee. Is not satisfied that
all contemplating contestants have
been heard from. Some of the entries
have come from as far away as Min
ueapolis, from former residents.
The contest remains open until next
Friday, Oct. IS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-18
81 Cloud Pastor Gives
Sermon for Lutherans

Rev. z. Benzon. pastor Of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church Of st. Cloud.
Mimi. last night preached before the
congregation Of the First Lutheran
church. Bismarck.
The title Of his sermon was why
Our Girls and Boys Should Be Chris
tians." This afternoon Rev. Ben
ION will preach at the Braddock
Lutheran church between trains. His
sermon for today is entitled Some
Signs Of Christian Life"
Rev. and Mrs. Benzon tonight leave
for st. Cloud. They came to Bis
marck yesterday to visit the Bismarck
and Braddock congregations.