The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 7

BROE OPHIR sree, (HOM PATAGD Ths ea 7 a, ame is : . on asolime MANDI ODEN} = Nem ee papyy STATON = B= Oe SL Deedee ssoeaaieniy aaeaae sections ering the business . ‘of the-city of prompt receipt of as passage ‘McDonald is in ‘charge of Mrs. Florence Anderson Hed- strom, 24, Succumbs After Short Illness oe Theodore Kummer, Shot by A. E. F. Vet Wishes one additional cent for) he had remembered 13 Men Entered at Bismarck Will Be Given Sitff Work- outs This Aftetnoon Mandan high school’s track field athletes this afternoon were have their last strenuous workout be- fore the seventh annual Capital City Bismarck and for Mandan indian Shrin- ers Are Expensive s z of. the the El lt i i Bub ge hee Hy i Hit ah £825 ¢ anti at H iE reserva 155 eagle feathers to the Indian through | who is making it. tomorrow-! Kautzman and Miller 50 More Blocks Added To. Express. Delivery ‘Districts in Mandan Fifty more blocks will be added to the direct delivery zone of the Man- dan office of the Railway Express arene, May 1, it was announced by Earl Welsh. . Manager. -. Mr. Welsh has been notified to ex- tend his delivery service.at that time by headquarters of the company. It is probable that a motor truck will replace the horse-drawn vehicle which now is used for delivering parcels, This extension of service insures ——— | Flashes of Life | P73 (By the Associated Press) ‘DOUG’ WATCHES BOBBY New York.— Douglas Fairbanks, who is fairly proficient with dri mashie, niblick and the like, may be expected to improve his game. For the next few days he will watch Bobby Jones and Walker cup teammates hit- ting golf balls into the Atlantic ocean assist them. schoo He aye re - Voy! D Found with George Von Him and Leo jewel. rhe ‘WHITE'S BEST FOR TENNIS Paris.— Colored dresses for tennis are disapproved by the queen of the Some girls intend to wear I shades at Wimbledon, but Mra. elen Wills Moody says: “After all, white's best. 4 E’ RIDE INJURIOUS ving day. a ovelty tempt ) spring day, a novelty this year, 5 ed her recently Thyra Samter Wins- low, writer, had not been on a bicycle. since her girlhood in Fort Smith, Ark. Now she is laid up at home, her right foot in @ plaster cast. She fell off and broke her big t : GRANDSON PILOTS GRANDMA wWenthien ) Noi J.— Mre, Elisabeth Bellingrath, 73, has had her first air- Il the more enjoyab! ilot was her gi NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS To Each of the O A! the pect! iF bed . ‘Whi city the City of rel sary te consume *, of, each o} sre ‘premises as he wits: * Alon e West si ft Lot 13-24 of Block i in Bturgia adaie ion to the City of Bismarck, and have directed the City Auditor to* ne each of you, as provi construct such Side or said premises - owned or occupied” by -you, at. your Now, refore, you ai qou,sre, yy te otified at 10 construct such Sidewal! abo nd Occupants mis Commission of deem it neces- walk in fi followin, ein set forth, nl are owned by ‘approval of the City and in strict accordance wi nancea now in force and alee al jen! within ork Of plication ak the ine a MSE Lodi Co Saat ait city of Biamiatoh, 6 D. AbVEATISOMENT VOR BIDS mum car of of the right ty, 7 are ‘ .— Until a reat | bil! Fined and Sentenced For Assault, Battery Found guilty of assault and battery by Charles M. Sheen, Man- charges ‘has | C82 justice of the peace, Joe Kaute- man and Anton Miller, farmers i northeastern Theft of Seed Grain From Farm at Flasher Probed by Handtmann John Handtmann, Jr. Morton county deputy sheriff, spent part of yesterday on the Joe Smith farm near Flasher investigating the theft of a small quantity of seed wheat from 8. J. Brewster, tenant. Brewster had left a grain wagon full of wheat in the farm yard last Sunday night and noticed that part of it had been stolen when he arose Monday morning. No clues were left by the thieves, Handtmann said. Robert Neitsel Buck, 16, who made his first solo flight March 15, got a license April 10, and then took dad up. MAY HONOR MASEFIELD London.—A hobo of other days is prominently mentioned for poet laure- ate. There are indications of the pos- lity that John efield, who has ship's cook and ‘m hand, will s1 ed the late Rob- ert Bridge: IMOKING TEACHERS N. J.—A committee of tho has decided to dispense vices of, teachers who rete. URGES MARRIAGE SUBSIDY — State subsidy of Tiage is favored by Judge mE. .Lewis, for four has yn heari: bands and wives ‘economic conditions have been a large factor. “The average pone. man can. not afford to undertake ie, respons: e_remai ‘Herein-|~ ‘ norrerngey committee considers Agriculture committee continues on 10-year pre- animal eradi- se ra i af > uel and Melvin, all of Valley City. Northwest Rains End Forest Fires and Aid Advancement of Crop St. Paul, April 30.—(#)—Rains general throughout the northwest Tuesday night and today. Farmers were elated over the pre- cipitation which Hey said was a great help to pastures and grains. Grover M. Conzet, state forester, said the rains were a relief to forest rangers in northern Minnesota, where forests and underbrush were dried considerably from lack of moisture. In northwestern Wisconsin, in the Chequamegon Bay region,-the rains extinguished many fires which set- tiers have been fighting-since Sunday. In Minnesota, the precipitation in the past 24‘hours ranged from .03 of. an inch at Argyle to .60 of an inch at ‘Waseca. In South Dakota, the heaviest pre- cipitation was reported by Water- town and Sioux Pails, each -38 of an inch. A half inch of rain fell at Williston, N. D., in the past 24 hours. Kohler Account Book Introduced to Court Sheboygan, Wis., April30—(#)—Over repeated objections of the offense, @ series of account books ‘personal bills of Governor Walter J. Kohler, were introduced by the pros- ecution today in his ouster trial. None of the items was identified other than by exhibit numbers, but State's Attorney Harold Wilkie said they all were offered to show a con- nection between ‘the millionaire gov- ernor and his manufacturing plant in the 1928 primary campaign. Kohler is charged with spending an excessive sum to gain the nomination. o___________, | AT THE MOVIES | jis. wrote the story for “Such Men Are Dangérous,” Fox Movietone all talk- ing drama, coming to the Capitol theatre. Miss Glyn is the younger daughter of the Jate Douglass Sutherland of Toronto, Canada, WIDOW OF DENTIST PLUNGES 10 DEATH nn ‘Have Leaped From Fif- teenth Story of Hotel Anamoose Sunday Anna ‘at his home town Sunday afternoon. Funeral services will be held from the Lutheran church. A coroner's jury late, yesterday at Anamoose found that Kummer had been slain by his daughter, but made no findings as to whether it was jus- tifiable. The girl remains in the county jail here in default of $10,000 ‘The young woman has asserted that she shot her father because of will offer defense of justifiable homicide. Bridewell Prisoners Excited in Prison Fire aroused early today when fire broke out in the prison's carpenter shop. The flames were extinguished quickly and before any appreciable damage was done. Superintendent James Curran said that except for a ., | brief moment of excitement the pris- Gets Absence Leave Fargo, N. D., April 30.—(®)—Chiet . J. Madison’ will leave the latter part of this week on a vaca- tion, having been granted a 30-day leave of absence, he announced to- day. Charles Albright, who has been sence. At a recent city commission meeting Chief Madison was exonerat- ed of a charge of knowingly permit- ting a truckload of liquor to leave Fargo unmolested. PRE Secmanenx. mmr | Altar Contortion ] | Undone by Courts OO Chicago, April 30—(#)—There may be money in the contortion business, but Mrs. Ella Wendell is not interest- ed. Her husband, she told Judge Fein- berg in circuit court, heard that con- tortionists were peid important money. “He thought I ought to be one,” she said. “He bent my arms and legs backward and forward.” The court agreed that this consti- tuted cruelty, and that Mrs. Wendell should have a divorce, which was what she wanted. Short Haul Rates on oners made no demonstration. Sterling Youth Loses Part of Second Finger Laverne Zapp, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Zapp of Sterling, lost part of the second finger on his right hand in an accident Tuesday. Young Zapp ‘Konjola What I Should Have Had Long Ago’ Man Tells How Five Bottles Ended Severe Case of Rheumatism Daily Konjola, the new and dif- ferent medicine, is winning new friends and fame in Rismarck and wherever introduced and put to the test. And Konjola welcomes any test, no matter how severe, no mat- ter what else had failed. Lignite Coal Are Cut Voluntary reduction of single-line freight rates on lignite coal ship- ments for distances up to 20 miles have been made by North Dakota railroads, it was announced at the state railroad board offices this morn- The new rate for distances of 20 miles or less will be 65 cents a ton, 10 cents less than the present schedule. ‘The new rate will become effective to- and is the wife of | an in Clayton Glyn, M. P., of Durrington House and Sheering, Harlow, Essex, England. She has written many dar- | ; ‘ EE t iy ft : i Fy BE g8 He Hi i ! See : Ff i E : i FE | Fe a F z Es s 7 g He if I : ; at cH Dempsey Convalesces From Minor Operation [eal ipl a) bring of an initiated law increasing the Daughter, Will Be Buried at “pe Asked to Warn Boys Who Shot Up Right of Way Drugless Physician Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. 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Fargo, North Dakota Traffic Notice Commencing Thursday, May Ist, cars will not be permitted to park on any of the following streets or avenues for more than two hours, between 7 a. m. and 6 p. m.: Main avenue and Broadway from Second street to Sixth street. Third, Fourth and Fifth streets, from Main avenue to Thayer avenue. This rule will not apply on Sunday. Fines will be imposed for the violation of this regulation, BOARD OF CITY COMMISSIONERS Used Cars ALL USED CARS AND TRUCKS 3331/3 Per Cent Off We are overstocked with used cars ahd trucks and must sell _ them as quickly as possible. In order to do so we have cut all | “prices one-third. This is your opportunity to buy that used car - or truck at.a price which you'can’t equal elsewhere. Come early while the stock is still complete. 1929 Chevrolet truck 1929 G. M. C. truck 1924 International truck 1925 Oakland sedan 1926 Oakland sedan 1925 Willys Knight sedan 1925 Ford Coupe 1928 Essex coach And a large number of éthers, including neariy all makes and types from $50.00 and up. weaee —— , aT