The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1930, Page 6

(i Si: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, ‘AUGUSY 14. 1930 + :MANDAN NEWS :: | | -RRIESZ APPEALS “TO COMMISSIONERS Seeks to Upset Ruling of Build- ing Inspector Ravnos on Main Street Structure Appeal from a'decision by Sig Rav- nos, city building inspector, that his building had been damaged to the ex- tent of more than 50 per cent was filed with the city commission Wed- nesday night by H. 8. Friesz, owner of a frame building on East Main street which recently was damaged oy fire. ‘The building, a frame structure, aoused Johnny's confectionery at the cime of the blaze. Under the city ordinances, build- ings showing more than 50 per cent damage after @ fire may not be re- built unless they are made fireproof. The commission will rule on the ap- peal at a later date. The commission ordered $200 given to the Mandan Public library. The city makes no regular appropriation for the brary but contributes to the library fund when the institution needs help. CITY 1S IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAP ———_——_ Has Cash Balance on Hand and Ample Sinking Fund to Meet Obligations The city of Mondan is in excellent financial condition, according to a report presented to the city commis- sion Wednesday night by City Treas- urer J, A. Timmerman. — The report showed receipts of $6,- 791.62 during July and expenditures of $12,953.71. The ‘city has a cash balance of $23,801.23 after payment of $45,- 671.02 in special assessment war- rants from the city’s funds. This money will be returned to the city later when the special assessment taxes are collected, according to City Auditor W. H. Seitz. It was paid from the city’s general fund in order to protect the city’s credit with the bondholders. The report also showed outstand- ing bonds of $212,000 with no float- ing debt and no past-due special as- sessment warrants. Sinking funds on hand include $17,034.50 for the sity hall and $2,694.41 for Cageeten purposes. Cash on hand in the city general fund totals $6,532.32. ‘Arrangements have been made to sell to the Bank of North Dakota at Bismarck approximately $8,000 in special assessment warrants which) will be issued to pay the cost of re- flushcoating downtown streets. These streets are Main street from Second ave., northeast, to Sixth ave., rorthwest, and Collins avenue, First, Second and Third avenues from Main street to First street. oe | Bismarck Owner | | Gets Truck Back ———_— Mandan police last night had the pleasure of returning a motor vehicle to its Bismarck owner before the owner knew it had been stolen. When complaint was received from Alex Ferderer that a motor truck aad been left standing in an alley near his house in the east end, Po- liceman Donal E. Fouts investigated. He identified the truck as one be- longing to the Corwin-Churchill Motors company and drove the ma- chine back to Bismarck, turning it over to them before they knew it was. missing, Police Chief Charles Rey id this morning. BUTTER EATEN AT + TRAINING SCHOOL | McClelland Says No Oleomar- garine Purchased for More Than a Year Past No justifiable complaints will be heard about the Mandan state train- ing school selling milk and buying olemargarine, Superintendent W. F. McClelland said today. The ques- tion was raised in view of a recent demand by the Lions club at Bis- marck that the state penitentiary there quit the practice. ‘The fact that such procedure was & | poor way to support the dairy indus- try in this state was called to his at- tention more than a year ago, Mc- Clelland said, and the state training school has not purchased a pound of oleomargarine since. It sells some milk to @ local cream- ery and takes back butter in return, he said. Usually, he said, the money received for the milk just about bal- ances the butter purchases but at some seasons it is necessary to pay out more for butter than is received for milk. This arrangement is practically a necessity, McClelland said, in view of the fact that the training school has |no facilities for churning butter in large quantities which are necessary ;to supply the institution. '| Personal and | || Social News of | \ Mandan Vicinit; eAeil RP rte wrth Miss Thorberg Bride Of John Kleinschmidt Mr. and Mrs. John Kleinschmidt, whose wedding took place last Satur- day at St. Martin’s, Minn., have re- | turned to Mandan to make their | home after a motor trip to points in Minnesota and Iowa. Father Clemens officiated at the ceremony, which was read at the JOY BATH | Just soak | your feet in a gallon of: hot water to which: two tablespoontuls of Radox has been added. Do this a, few times, then lift out corns roots: and all, ‘Three or four invigorating 15 min- ute foot baths in as many nights and that big en corn is gone ‘All callouses and thet herd skin on toes and heel just naturally melt away. Foot joy at last—walk and dance ~ play games with ease and com- ‘You'll enjoy every minute of @ Radox jloriously exhilarating —they leave your feet strong—vig- oe Pe rit can wear smaller 8. Get & package of Redox at Pinney’s Drug Store, or any live At's Peas: Gait wes nr cal ot corns.—Adv, Scotch Grain Trim A populer Men’s for Maile of dependable Men's Oxfords of sturdy tan or gun metal calf; welt sole; Fubber tapped heel. Made for comfort Pas please, too! - $3.98 Shoes Fall leathers, fashioned by master craftsmen, priced at savings because we fill the shoe needs of so many men! dark tan calf; leather heel, welt ecole, / 4:98 5.90 last, welt cole, J. C. Penney Co. tae. DEPARTMENT » STORE 121 Fourth Street Bismarck, N. Dak. Phone 185 parish house. There were no attend- ants. Mrs. Kleinschmidt, formerly Miss Lillian Thorberg, is the daughter of Mrs. Ida Thorberg, indan. She is @ graduate of the Mandan high school, and of the department of nursing at Northwestern university, Evanston, Ill. Since her graduation, she has been on the Evanston hospi- tal staff. She is a sister of Eric Thor- berg, Bismarck. ‘The bridegroom is connected with the Slope Elevator company, and is also engaged in the insurance busi- ness in Mandan. Gold Star Mother Dies in France; Son Is Her Last Thought Verdun, France, Aug. 14.—(?)—Mrs. | Harriet Bates, wife of Henry Bates of Portage, Pa., died in the Verdun hotel today from the effects of a cere- bral hemorrhage. Mrs. Bates was with a party of Gold Star mothers Mrs. Bates was the first Gold Star mother to die in France, of the near- ly 2,000 who visited the battlefield cemeteries during this summer. Mrs. Bates was unconscious for sev- eral hours before her death. Her last words before losing consciousness, when she felt there was no hope of rallying, were that she would die in the country where her boy was bur- led. ——— | AT THE MOVIES | ee PARAMOUNT THEATRE “Rarin’ to Go!” Clara Bow and a gang of Paramount's most convulsing comedians, including Mitzi Green, Skeets Gallagher and Stuart Erwin, the dumb Axel of “Sweetie,” are com- ing to the Paramount theatre, start- ing Friday for two days, in one of the “It” girl’s biggest hits, “Love Among the Millionaires.’ Full of the real redheaded pepper | and throbbing love, “Love Among the Millionaires” is really Clara Bow's first. musical romance. Introduced | effectively as a screen singer of note in “Paramount on Parade” and then : in “True to the Navy,” Clara now i: Loves JapRoseBath “How I love to slip into a Jap Rose bath after the theatre!” exclaims Anne Teeman, vivacious leading lady im many stage successes. “My tenseness lets goand I feel rested, stimulated, years younger. Jap Rose is my complete beauty treatment—I don't see how anyone can feel clean and prop- exiy cared for with any soap but Jap Rose.”” Ita clean-rinsing glycerin lather also gives yougloriously soft, shining hair, 10c,alldealers, OAKLAND-PONTIAC , PRICES REDUCED up to 170 oe steps forth as the “New Anna Heid,” gloriously radiant with a voice that puts a quartette of hot hit ballads over as no other could. “Love Among the Millionaires” has a true Bow throb story. Clara, un- wittingly, falls in love with a: brake- man on the railroad, Stanley Smith, who turns out to be the son of the | president of the road. Neither Stan- ley’s father .nor Clara's approves of the match and a deal of family com- plication ensues before the matter is’ finally straightened out to the satis- faction of everyone. Skeets Gallagher, Oakie’s pal in “Fast Company” and “The Social Li- on,” has a strong comedy role with Stuart Erwin. Both these young men are candidates for the hand of Clara Bow and their intense rivalry pro- | vides a rufving fire of comedy. CA: .4OL THEATRE “The Losi Zeppelin,” a big special | tinted with romance interwoven with a story of an expedition to the an- tarctic regions, opens here at the ‘Capitol Theatre tomorrow. Heading ‘a notable cast are Conway Tearle, | Virginia Valli and Ricardo Cortez. This all-talking picture a Tiffany Production, tells of Commander Hall, a noted explorer, wo is planning to go {to the south pole in a huge Zeppelin. He selects Tom Armstrong, a naval officer, as his chief lieutenant. On ithe eve of the departure a banquet lis given in Hall’s honor. He leaves )the affair early, preferring to spend} |the evening quietly at home with his, [charming wife, Miriam. Reaching his home he finds her in the arms of Armstrong. Hall says nothing. After Tom’s de- parture Miriam tells her husband of her love fot the naval officer and \asks for a divorce. 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