The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1929, Page 6

~~ MACDONALD BACKS PAGE SIX NAVAL REDUCTION, EXPERTS BELIEVE Moves Toward Reduction of In- ternational Armament by U. S. and England Seen Washington, June 7.—(#)—Scme early moves looking to reduction o international armaments are confl- dently expected in informed circles here to be made by the United States | and Great Britain. Private advices are interpreted as Indicating the new English premier, Ramsay MacDonald, chifetain of the victorious labor party, is ready to grasp for leadership in the naval re- ductions campaign. The Decoration day address of President Hoover is regarded as a move by him to take the initiative in the prospective “race of dicarma- ment” and to assure the new English | government of a friendiv this question by his administration. It is looked upon as the opening move for new discussicns between the two leading naval powers. In Touch With U. S. Mr. MacDonald ts known to have been in close communication for some time with friends and public leaders in this country, exchanging his views. In his recent campaign, the labor leader declared for a settlement of the naval difficulties between the United States and Great Britain. ‘That was one of the main planks of the labor platform. While the recent utterances of the Hoover administration are regarded as giving notice to the new govern- ment of Great Britain that naval dis- armament is an acceptable subject for negotiation, it is understood the president regards the next move to be up to Great mritain. Hoover's Policy Eliminated He has made a general declaration of policy for naval limitations. His secretary of state, Mr. Stimson, has issued a statement showing the enor- mous costs of naval armaments and pointing out the economic disadvan- tages of a race between the world powers in navies. But the administration is not mak- ing any preliminary sacrifices in an- ticipation of new armaments limita- tion. The new 15 cruiser program is going ahead and it will go ahead until @ new armament treaty is signed. The exchange of correspondence between Ramsay MacDonald and Senator Borah is regarded as unustal as well as interesting. There are in- | dications these two political iewacis | of the two English speaking nations are in general accord in their views, although Senator Borah will not dis- cuss their relations. MIDGET CHURCHES London, June 7.—What is said to be the smallest ecclesiastical building i Britain St. Margaret's Chapel. Edinburgh. This little church is only 16'2x10' feet. Dorset church at V.caterborne Thompson is 23x14 feet. Churches at Culbone and St. Law- rence are also small, having less than 420 squere feet of space. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Where: s, Default has been made in and conditions of that cer- the term: tization installments of, Twenty and no/100 D 2 each, due August 21, February 21, 1928, August 21, i9 id Febru- ary 21.'1929, upon which a payment of Sixteen and no/100 Dollars ($16.09) was paid November 22, 1928, and the further sum of Three Hundred_Sev- enty-eight and 25/100 Dollars ($378.25) aid as taxes for the years 19 925, 1926 and 1927, payment of One Hun: 0/100 Dollars ($150.00) was made. Now, Therefore, Notice Is Hereby vel H y ($1 ven, That that certain mortgage ex- | id delivered by Martin P.! nd Ella 7 o. Tollefson, his wife. to The Federal Land | int Paul, a body corporate unty of Ram- mortgagee, n, eu » 1917, and book 151 of Mortgage: Page 31, will be forec: 4 hereinafter described, at the front door of the Court House, in the city of Bismarck, County of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, at the hour of 2 o'clock P.M. on the 17th day of June, 1929, to satisfy the amount due Upon such mortgage on the day of sale, for said defaulted indebtedness. Said sale is to be made subject and inferior to the unpaid principal of the aforesaid mortgage to The F Land Bank of Saint Paul amount- ing to Thirty-three Hundred Lighty- gight and 22/100 Dollars ($3288.22), The premises described in such mort- gage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are situated in the County of Burleigh, and State of North Da- kota, and described as follow: The Southeast Quarter (SE%); the Northwest Quarter (NW %) of Section Twenty (20), in Township One Hun- dred Forty (140) North, of Range Geventy-six (76) West, Burleigh County, North Dakota, "containing Three Hundred Twenty’ (320) acres, more or less, according to the govern- ment survey thereof. There will be due on sald mortgage at the date of sale for raid defaulted installments and taxes the sum of Seven Hundred Ei ve and 68/100 Doll 5 or ight lars ($785.68). together with statu- rney’s fees and cost of fore- rovided by law. day of April, 1929. THE FEDERAL LAN) BANK OF SAINT PAUL, lortga Zuger & Tillotson, “Attorneys for jortgagee, Bismarck, North Dakota. 5/3-10-17-24-31; 6/7 NOTICE OF MoRT: CLOSURE 8. Notice ix hereby certain mertgag ered by Frank 1. smith, his wi Charles Forma, ist day of November . for record in the office of the remin- ter of deeds of the County of Bur- leigh in the State of North Dakota, on the 15th day of November, 1919, dut orded in Bouk 161 of 79, will be foreclosed that that d deliy- AY 1 App* FORE- j THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE Fishmonger Ref uses To Accuse Gangsters Chicago, June 7.—/—A bomb wrecked the front of Joseph Cohen’ fish store on South Ashland avenuc early today. Police suggested labor racketeers may have becn re- | sponsible but Cohen, who has been in business there 20 years, doubted the theory. “I belong to every Fish Dealers’ as- | sociation in existence,” he said. WHAT! NO PIPE! New York, June 7.—()—What ho! | Could it be that the defeat of the | pipe-smoking Stanley Baldwin's gov- | ernment caused it? Mr. Dawes ar- | rived here smoking on the way to be ambassador to the court of St. James. | But it was not a pipe. It was a big black cigar, After Store Bombing| ‘PROHIBITION MAJOR SUBJECT IN CAPITAL = BY HOOVER'S MOVES Senator Jones, Dry Leader, Re- | sponds to President's Re- quest, With Action Washington, June 7.—(4)—Prohibi- tion today was once again a major subject in the logislative and cxecu- tive branches of the government. Moves were already under way at the capitol to comply with President ‘Hoover's request for appointment of la joint congressional committee to! | join with administrative groups al- ready at work on the preparation of {legislation for the reorganization and | unification as far as possible of pro- | hibition enforcement machinery in the department of justice. He wants | to see such legislation enacted at the | regular session of congress which be- gins in December. The president's message drawing | congress into his enforcement-observ- jance program disclosed that through |his cabinet mem ers and the inter- departmental committee which was organized some time ago to isake a preliminary study of the si |to the justice department. Jones Acts Quickly into the program followed quickly on fs fe / THE BEST CooKs INSIST ON PABST IN SPRINGTIM d site fl of SURE AS THE FLOWERS i DISTRIBUTORS BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, PABST CORP. MILWAUKEE — THE SAME OLD NAME SINCE 1844 GAMBLE-ROBINSON COMPANY Salmon COOKIES, Family assort- ed,-2 Ib. box .. 49c BILL PICELES, , Crisp Tasty, can .... 27c PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 bars 23c SARDINES, 3 of Frage and hereinafter described, at the ront door of the Court Houxe at Ris marek, in the County of Burleigh, and State ot North Dakota at the neue ov G'clock P.M. on the 15th day of ‘A. D. 1929. to sativty the amount the mortgage on the iy 5 premises dexcribed i ‘and which will b ~mame are described wit: “All of Section Twenty-one (21) arin a, Heat ae seven (11) Weat. containing six cs ig 4640) acres mere Burleigh inty, North Mi be due on such of sale the sum uf 4 hundred Gg are ($1. 78) legal conte and to- feen eye for | yeern Skipper in olive oil .. ele WE Oranges Fruit Deal SAVE ON EVERY ORDER Sweet Juicy, New Pink, 1M fallcan:. . 2.655... Tommy Tucker, No. 2!¢ Can, 1 can peaches, cling; 3 cans .. Health is of paramount importance so the value of our grocery shop to the community cannot be disputed. The same with « knowledge of foods. Foods of Quality SARDINES, Oval cans, ‘ tomato or mustard, page oa Epaghet regular 18c quality, tun... ee. 2 cans... +--+: SPAGHETTI, Van TEA, Schilling’s, Camp's, 3 cans ...35¢ AN page 42¢ KIDNEY BEANS, Van : Camp's, 3 cans ...35¢ POTATOES, real firm, BUDWEISER MALT, per bushel . reg. ‘75¢ 67 SS > reoeeeapeesngs aseneespespeeernaean DELIVER ORDERS OF $1.50 FREE OF CHARGE Crop, 3 OZ. .......... 5000s 1 can peaches, sliced; 1 can grapes, 59c 19c 59c 35c 59c 14c POST BRAN Flakes, 3 pkgs. MAZOLA OIL, quart tin ..... COCOA, Her- shey’s, 14 Ib. tin SWANSDOWN Cake Flour, 46c pkg. ...... 29c CARNATION MILK, tall, 3 cans 31c ‘The first move of congress to fit; _ the receipt of the president’s message with the introduction of a resolution by Senator Jones, Republican, Wash- ington, a dry leader, to provide for the appointment of a committee of tiree senators and four representa- tives to wort: out the comprehensive legislative program suggested. This resolution will be taken up by the judiciary committee Monday, and comments on oth sides of the cap- itol have indicated that it will meet little opposition. The work of the inter-departmental committee as well as the findings of ‘the law enforcement commission will ation, | be at its disposal. and the task it will |the administration was already pre- be assigned will involve an extensive | pared with a fairly comprehensive Study of existing laws and regulations, plan for the complicated task of together with consideration of gov- ‘transferring enforcement machinery | €tmental policies. Committce Has Biz Job The congressional committee will be called upon to consider not only the advisability and means of ler- ring the prohibition enforcement work of these agencies to the justice de- partment, but also the difficult prob- | lem of what to do about the issuance | of industrial clcohol ~ermits. The working out of the program will call for a . onsiderable amount of legislation, a fact which President Hoover undoubtedly recognized in de- ciding to inject the prohibition situs tion into the special session of con- gress in order to get an early start on the preliminary work. LOT FOR SALE—55x100 feet facing south between Twelfth and Thir- teenth street on Ave. B. takes it. Call at 602 Thirteenth street. ; Eny OY this good-to-eat bran cereal that helps you fight constipation! First $300 | FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1929 St. Alexius to Store | X-Ray Films in Special Vault Outside Walls Taking the cue from the recent Cleveland clinic horror, St. Alexius | will store its X-ray films outside of | the hospital building, where, in case of them taking fire, there will be no danger of deadly poison fumes get- | ting in among the patients. ‘A vault of concrete and other fire- proof construction has been built j against the wall of the hospital on | the Rosser avenue side and the films will be placed in this, some of them in fireproof receptacles. It has been suggested that the bed of the Pacific oct OUR PATRONS sonable meat at all times. some and of the best quality. we say in confidence, come BEEF STEAKS FAVORED WITH THE BEST OF MEATS You are absolutely certain of the goodness of the meats we sell. 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