The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BISMARCK WORKING MEN SUPPORT BOND Alma Rubens Supplies Information on Drug Traffic in Hollywood San Bernardino, Calif.. May 24.—(7) {—A. M. Monroy, federal ‘colic E ON MEMORIAL: said after questioning Alma Rubens in a Patton asylum, where the former film actress is confined as a r , 4 narcotic addict, she had given him Taxpaying Married Members of | intormation concerning the diug traf- ‘ . | fic in Hollywood. Typographical Union Urge Monroy used to reveal details of United Backing | the conversation, but asserted Miss ; Rubens made admissions which would be of material aid in an investigation All workingmen in Bismarck were | of conditions in the film capital. urged to support the bond issue fer} Miss Rubens recently was sent to the community memorial building in} Patton for violation of her parole a resolution passed Wednesday night! from the state narcotic hospital at by Bismarck Typographical Union | spadra, Cal. No. 140. The action, according to a} lin, manager of the American Legion campaign in behalf of the building, Was unanimous. | A resolution passed by the typo-} graphical union follows: “Whereas, the American Legion has | proposed the crection of a Memorial Community building for Bismarck by | the joint appropri-tions of Burleigh | te woe 2 county and the city of Bismarck, | Tourist Park, Municipal Airport, “And whereas, this matter will be submitted to a vote of the people on | May 31, 1929, we, the members of Bismarck Typographical Union No. 140, do hereby go on record as favor- ing the project as proposed by the American Legion. All But Two Taxpayers “In setting forth our reasons for supporting this building bond issuc, we are mindful of our status as work- ingmen in the community. With total membership of 37, we have 23 who are married and who plan to make Bismarck their home perma- Listed on Program jal To The Tribune) ) Dak., May 24.—Taylor this spring has been making many civic improvements. 1 Among the new improvements are ‘listed A community club of 125 members. A fully-equipped tourist park | Purchase and improvement of a l0-acre tract for a municipal air- | ; all | port | nently. Of the total membership all Complotion of a nine-hole golf | ve ixpayers in the city of wan taxpayers In the CHLY OF | course located midway between Rich- | “Since it is our aim to live in Bis- | ardton and Taylor and owned jointly | 2 by local clubs, cl S| as the |” Hark we expect, to prosper as the |" orrtruction of a new brick gar- movement is one to improve the sta-)#8¢, 50 by 75 feet, which also will tus and living conditions of the work- | house the fire department equipment er. After due investigation we have; hd two chemical engines, by the reached the conclusion that this! Leadon Motor company. building is strictly in line with our j _ Construction of a brick and tile ad- policies and our ideals. dition to his mercantile establishment, pe t - | 25 to 20 feet, by Nick Berger. igen o Ribiaee has at sae Construction of a new building for tunity to obtain, will help the move-| cement, hardware, and lumber of- ment toward a bigger and better city. | fices, 40 by 60 fect, by the Taylor “We know that it will make for | Lumber company. better community spirit and will con- 73 a tritute to the joy of living for the/Georgia Prison Body vast majority of Bismarck citizens. . Not only will it operate to our own Considers Pardon for fit, but to the benefit of our * A . abairen. Publisher in Chicago! Increase Property Values “We fcel that money so invested} Atlanta, Ga., May 24.—()—Action will increase property values in an]of Governor L. G. Hardman on re- amount far in excess of the amount | quests for a pardon for Robert Elliott to be spent and that sound business} Burns, escaped Georgia chain gang judgment, as well as civic pride and | convict and now a prosperous Chicago an interest in improving living con- | publisher, today awaited the recom- ditions in Bismarck, justify us in vot-| mendations of the Georgia prison ing for this proposal, 100 per cent. commission. “Now, therefore, be it resolved by| Governor Hardman was approached Bismarck Typographical Union No. | yesterday by representatives of the 140, that we not only go on record as| Chicago American Legion, but de- | supporting this proposal but that we| clined to act on their request for a | urge all other laboring men to do so! pardon until Burns’ application for in their own interest. clemency had gone through “regular “It is hereby further resolved that | channels.” ® copy of this resolution be sent to] Burns was convicted of highway the proper officers of the American | robbery in Campbell county, Ga., and Legion that they may be apprised of | sentenced to six to eight years on a our stand on this subject.” chain gang. i ‘The resolution was signed by O.C.] Burns now is publisher of the Brannen, president, and by Merle M. | Greater Chicago magazine, a real cs- Gilroy, secretary, of the local typo- | tate periodical, which is reported to graphical union. i net him $20,000 a y SURE AS THE SUNSHINE drum corps and some of the members ef the Lions club got back from the Minot last midnight. The drum corps came by transportation bus. Pan tion, said bugle corps members. speal Golf Course, and Buildings ing of the pageantry this city sup- plied. The Lions wore their purple and gold hats, white duck coats and trousers, and carried nobby canes, The women with them wore purple and gold turbans. Rosalind Brown, as Miss Bismarck, rode with Dr. F. B. and Mfs. Strauss in a decorated car in the parade. [BISMARCK BATTED 1000 AT MINOT, SAY LIONS GETTING BACK In Stunt and Parade Local Den Led; Miss Bismarck Was Big Feature in Events The American Legion bugle and district conference of Lions Every returning participant of the Lion doings at Minot reported it a big event for Bismarck. This city had the biggest delegation in line, 42 members, and it also made the most claborate IMPROVEMENT BOOM; display in uniforms and decorated loats. In fact, it won first award on the parade, as it did Wednesday night on stunts. Bismarck almost was the conven- Willtam Doty appeared in the pa- rade in clown role, riding a bicycle gaily decorated. David Shipley was on horseback and rode like an old cav- alryman. After the main parade the Bismarck delegation staged a parade of its own. Rosalind Brown, as Miss Bismarck, was one of the hits of the Bismarck activities. She won the hearts of the Minot folks and the attending Lions from the other cities in the three states and provinces by her natural bearing and charming ways, said re- turning Bismarck participants. She made a very attractive picture in the parade and in the social events of Wednesday evening. The Slater girls from the Indian school and the MacIntyre dancers were other hits of the conference. There was nothing as ambitious as the Bismarck stunt staged, and it was but natural that first award went to this city on this feature. Bismarck put on a real vaudeville show, in fact, with its songs and dancing and Bill Doty’s tramp role introducing the sev- eral acts on the thread of a slender plot. Achievement Contest Won by Milnor Group Fargo, N. D., May 24—(?)—The Milnor “Up-to-Date” club was award- ed first place in the community achievement contest conducted by the North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs, it was announced here today. The Sanish Homemakers club won second place and the Loma Women's club, third. The purchase of four city blocks and their beautification for park and playground purposes won the prize for the Milnor club. Judges of the con- test were Dr. John Lee Coulter, presi- dent of the agricultural college; L. B. Hanna and Dr. R. A. Beard, all of THE RISM ARCK TRIBUNE Averages Halt That of |NORTHDAKOTAROA Figures for W hole U.S. Life insurance agents in North Da ; kota still have plenty of room to c: band their business before they rea the average insurance per capita for the entire country, according to a study made ky S. A. Olsness, state insurance commissioner. With an estimated population of 650,000, North Dakotans have $272,- 000,000 of life insurance, or $419 per capita. Estimating the total of life insur- | Week-cnd. A report by the state high- | ance in force in the United States at | Way department today described the Described as Good; Spurs Are Reported Fair Population at 120,000,000, Olsness ar- | follow rived at an average of $833 per capi. U. S. No. 2—Grand Forks to Rugby, ta for the nation. good; to Montana linc via Minot and The study was made in connection | Williston, fair. with a report on insurance in Norway,| __U. S. No. 10—Fargo to Mapleton, from which Olsness emigrated, which | 800d; to Wheatland, fair; to Tower shows that residents of that nation |City, food; to Jamestown, fair; to have $144 of life insurance per capita, |New Salem via Bismarck and Man- or about one-third of the average for | dan. good; to Hebron, poor; to Bel- North Dakota. field via Dickinson, fair; to Montana EADS Siva UE eee line via Medora, good. St. Cloud Closes Up U. S. No. 12—White Rock. S. D., to To Dedicate Airport Wahpeton, under constructio: to Abercrombie, good; to Hickson, under St. Cloud, Minn., May 24—(7)—St. Cloud closed up shop today and went construction; to Grand Forks via Fargo, good; to Manvel, fair; to Le- to the new municipai airport to par- ticipate in its formal opening. vant, good; to Adroch, fair; to Cana- Tt was St. Cloud day at the new] dian line. good. U. S. No, 83—South Dakota line to Hull, poor; to Stirling via Hazelton, field, and business houses and schools | “°o": suspended activity partially to allow employes and students to join the thousands witnessing second day ac- | S. H. No. 1—South Dakota line to Rugby via Tuttle, generally good; to tivities. More than a score of planes were state highway No. 17, fair; to Fonda, here Thursday for opening festivities, and more were expected to arrive S. H. No. 4—South Dakota line to Edgeley, fair; to Rock Lake and punc- tion with No. 5, good; to Hansboro, under construction. throughout today. Many visitors took advantage of the celebration and were passengers, FORD IS HOOVER LUNCHEON GUEST Washington, May Ford paid his first visit to the white house today since Herbert Hoover took over the duties as chief execu- tive. The Detroit manufacturer was one of a group ‘nvited to luncheon with the president. KILLER PUT IN ASYLUM Stillwater, Minn., May 24.—(7)— Roy Mattson, 21, Scandia, charged with murdering his mother and brother on their farm last month, has been taken to the state hospial for the insane at St. Peter. S. H. No. 5—Hamilton to 12 miles east of Langdon, good; to 12 miles west of Langdon, under construction; to Mohall via Rock Lake, good; to Bowbells, fair; to Foruna, good; to Montana line, fair. S. H. No. 6—Bismarck to 12 miles north, fair; to Canadian line via Mi- not, good. S. H. No. 7—Cummings to Finley, good; detour, Portland to four miles west; Finley to junction with No. 6, good. S. H. No. 9—Havana to Wimbledon, good; to Foster county line, fair; to Portal via Fessenden, Minot and Bow- bells, good. S. H. No. 22—Reeder to Killdeer via New England and Dickinson, good. A monument commemorating the birthplace of Scandinavian Lutheran- ism in the northwest has been dzdi- cated at Center City, Minn. Just the Turn of a Switch That i Range. 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