The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1930, Page 8

fos UNEMPLOYED FEWER THAN WAS EXPECTED Only 574,647 of 29,264,480 Were Out of Work When Census Was Taken June 26.—(P)—Unem- it figures issued by the cen- gus bureau today indicated that 574,- @47 persons were out of work in April in territory comprising approximate- ly a fourth of the country, with an estimated population of 29,264,480. ‘These were the first figures issued by the government as the result of the data of unemployment gathered * during the present census. Secretary Lamont said they indicat- ed much less unemployment than was generally estimated. Those able to work and seeking work were listed as unemployed in the report, which included 756 coun- ties and 75 cities. Lamont said since April, when the figures were compiled. There had been an increase in employment be- cause of seasonal occupations. The highest percentage of unemployment in any state was the 4.5 per cent in Nevada, although the territory sur- veyed thete was only a portion of the state. ‘The lowest percentage of unemploy- ment was assigned to Arkansas, and amounted to four tenths of one per cent of the total population. Among the large industrial states, Ohio unemployment for its territory surveyed was placed 3.3 per cent, while Pennsylvania’s was 2 per cent, | OUT OUR WAY By Williams | Yes, T KNOW IT! DINNER BUCKET—NEW OVERALLS) SiIXT7 CENTS WORTH OF FOOD A OAM = AND YOUR PAY |S FIFTY CENTS A DAY. WE'D BE AHEAD IF OU DION'T WORK VACATIONS, OH MA. GOOD GOsH.. PuT Some MoRE IN! REMEMBER IM wornin’ NOW ~ 1T New York 1.9, Massachusetts 3, and Tlinois 1.6. A population survey of individual cities in Illinois showed 4.3 per cent of unemployment in.a part of Chi- cago. Gold Star Mothers Are Seriously Ill Paris, June 26.—(?)—Blood trans- Tusion, resorted to yesterday at the American hospital, was believed to- day to have saved the lives of two American gold. star mothers who are ill there. ¥ ‘The first to undergo the operation ‘was Mrs. Edwin Lange, Oshkosh, ‘Wis., gold star mother who was landed in France on a stretcher from the steamship President Harding Sunday and was brought cirectly to ‘the hospital. A young French medical student ‘was called upon during the afternoon under the usual arrangements for such to give of his blood. Her condi- tion immediately improved, although it was said by the doctors today to be | tody. ‘still possibly dangerous. ‘The other transfusion case was that of Mrs. Annie Raymond, of Riverside, . 1, taken to the hospital tinal disease but that her condition today was improving. Debenture Issue Is. Raised Again ‘Washington, June 26.—(#)—The ex- port debenture farm relief issue was raised again today with the introduc- tion by Senator Gonnally, Democrat, Texas, of a resolution calling upon the farm board to put the debenture Plan in effect in emergencies. The debenture plan, which failed ‘Jowan’s Home Bombed Twice in’ Two Days Des Moines, June 26.—(P)—For the Second time within two days the home of Rober Warnes has been bombed. ear! first bombing occurred early ‘Tuesday after Warnes and two com- panions hed frustrated three men in an attempt to steal Warnes’ auto- mobile. Police bélieved the second attack was made by a gang to intimi- Gate the Warnes family from testifying against the two of their members For those people who en- joy a fine, full wheaten flavor in baked foods use OCCIDENT, ~. LYON’S BEST OR CLIMAX Try a sack— b You are the judge— | Batisfaction Guaranteed. Most More - Worth It! t-te REO. U. 8. PAT. OFF. Pulls Weapon and Slays Offi- cials as They Search Him After Arrest ‘Washington, Iowa, June 26—7)— Sheriff Fred Sweet of Washington county and Night Marshall Aaron Bailey were shot and killed here early today by an unidentified automobile thief they had just taken into cus- The thief, stopped by the officers as he was driving a stolen car into ‘Washington from Ottumwa, was tak- en to Sheriff Sweet's office and the two were questioning him when the sheriff started to search him. ‘The thief wrestled with the sheriff and threw him out of the way, then drew a gun and shot Night Marshall Bailey, killing him. He then emptied his at the sheriff, four bullets striking the body and the fifth pass- ing through the eye ‘into the brain. Fleeing from the office, the thief was met by another officer who shat at him and is believed to have wound- ed him in the hand. He fled to the north part of the city where he stole another car, a Ford coupe bearing Towa license No. 92-3370. Re Z-s <== MOMENTS WE'D LIKE TO LIVE OVER THE TOTAL Loss. TWO IOWA OFFICERS ARE KILLED BY AUTO THIEF — | Girls Wear ‘Shorts’ | And Mayor Objects } Riemer ei hd THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930 - __ ee ee A NEW oRwilLliams (©1930 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. —> Grafton, W. Va. June 26.—()— Things had settled down pretty well about the town hall after all the ex- citement yesterday, but one thing is certain—girls are not going to wear “shorts” on the streets of Grafton as long as Charley King is mayor. Nine pretty girls, all wearing “shorts,” ambled into town from their camp in the woods on the outskirts of the city. They walked down main: street. Traffic stopped and a crowd gathered. Somebody telephoned the mayor. The mayor sent out a police- man and the policeman told the girls the mayor wanted to see them—or father to talk to them. At the police ‘station Mayor King informed the young women that “shorts” may be the thing at Marshal) college, or at the summer resorts, but here in Grafton—No. ‘The young-womeén were orderéd to return to their camp and informed that the next time they come te town they must put on more clothes. DECLARE DIVIDEND New York, June 26.—(#)—Directors of the Anaconda Copper company to- t day declared a quarterly dividend of stock on a $3.50 annual basis, against $7 paid 87% cents, placing the previously. BURKE FAVORS BRANT. . Bowbells, N. D., June 26.—Burke county's: first 16 precincts gave Brant 636, Shafer 496. 2 Favorites Are Eliminated From Colorado Tourney Nathan Grimes, Both of Denver, Out Broadmoor Country Club, Colorado Springs, Colo., June 26.—(AP)—The trans-Mississippi golf championship flight reached its quarter final stage today with two favorites eliminated, Dr. L. D. Bromfield, Denver, 1930 medalist, and Nathan Grimes, Den- ver, 1929 medalist. Bud Maytag, Des Moines, Ia., faced Jimmy Manion, St. Louis star, and Walter Crooks, Denver, squared off with Frank English, Kansas City, in the upper bracket. In the lower bracket, Bob McCrary, Des Moines Scot, faced Wally Chad- well, from the Lakewood club, Oma- ha, and Chester Jones, University of Kansas._ sophomore, was pitted against Logan Van Zant, Tulsa, vet- eran of trans-Mississippi play. Great comebacks in his matches against Perry Garver, 17-year-old tag in the running yesterday. Manion had an easy time with Earl Berryhill Sapula, whom he beat 6 and 4, but Walter Oberg, Denver, Lat him a closer match ,losing 2 andl. Crooks was forced to play 20 holes to win both his match against F. W. Dold, Kansas champion and that against Rodney Oliss. English put out his fellow towns- man from Kansas City, Morton Ben- edict, 2 and 1, and then trounced F. E. Foley, Salt Lake City, 4 and 2. Foley previously had drubbed the Colorado state champion, Nathan Grimes, on the 21st hole. McCrary ousted V. V. Roby, Den- ‘..|ver, 3 and J, and then beat Denmar Miller, Des Moines, 4 and 2. year’s trans-Mississippi, eliminated Rudy Juran, Minneapolis, national southern champion, 5 ‘and 4, and o% INST THE ORIGINAL Keeping the complexion of childhood is largely a matter of right nourishment. There is probably no other food-drink in all: the world so wholesome and delicious as malted milk made under our special and particular process. Send ten cents for sample and:mixer, HORLICK’S RACINE, WISCONSIN TON AS OUR CUSTOMER IT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Sold tn Blocks of Two, Shares Common Stock end One Shere Preferred Stock at $110.00 per block = TERMS, $5.c0 down MINNESOTA N 7 SASKATCHEWAN — Above map shows territory served and properties, OF WHICH MONTANA-DAKOTA POWER CO. | ae IS A SUBSIDIARY can tell you of it, To buy this First Stock offering of the Northwest States Utilities Co. oe Any employee | of our company or, you can call at our office. ORTHERN POWER CO. Medalist Dr. L. D. 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The check was dated August 31, 1910, and was made payable to Mr. Herman by John Satterlund, then receiver of the Bismarck land office, It represented a return by the government of an overpayment made by Mr. Herman in connection with the filing on some land. “I don’t think I’ll ever cash it,” Mr. Herman said: “I have kept it all these years just as a relic.” turned in the same margin of victory | free agent if they did not send him to over J. O. Brown, Excelsion Springs, |a club of higher classification. De- Mo. spite much protesting by Baltimore, Sac eeeeel the commissioner held for Mooers. je caer dis Continues The action of the Milwaukee club of the American mavociation in filing it Landis’ Omaha boy and Bromfield kept May- suit in federal court to lal transfer order on' Fred Bennett, a aving Big Stick Milwaukee outfielder, is pending. Strib to Battle Commissioner, Declares Edwin is in a plaster cast, he hopes soon to ‘week. eee YOUR LINENS ALWAYS LOOK SO BRIGHT AND SNOWY MRS. 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