The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1931, Page 3

x af a | i r » i ~ Bib + “ » < =e ‘ Ns a 5 * x % ‘\ wv THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1931 2,000,000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT BOUGHT FOR FEDERAL BOARD Payment of Nearly $20,000,000 During Last Week Is Made by Stabilators St. Paul, May 6—(7)—Payment of nearly $20,000,000 for 25,000,000 bushels of wheat in the last week has about completed northwest price stabilization activities for the federal farm board, cooperative marketing leaders said today. Payment of $1,518,299 to the Farm-/ ers Union Terminal association of St. ING Paul Tuesday was the last major deal for wheat, said B. V. Loosemore, as- sistant general manager of the Farm- ers National Grain Corporation, farm board agency. This transaction in- volved 1,898,480 bushels. The agency between Dec. 1 and May 1 purchased more than 10,000,-| Medical Men Would Take Public 000 bushels of wheat on a cash basis, Loosempre said, which means the grain stabilization corporation has taken over more than 35,000,000 bushels in its northwest program at a cost of about $27,000,000. “There will, of course, be some old fashioned family doctors whose San Luis Potosi, Mexico, May 6.—(®)—The lion may be the king of the jungles but the bull is monarch of the arena when they meet in mortal combat. A lion called “Prince” won the first round in a match Tuesday. He hooked his claws into the bull’s facc and laid him low, ed Tome iat ee id, Known a5 the father of hi a ud, as the father of psycho- anal; observ Hull, Eng., May 6.—()—Planning| ents of the Northern Normal and In- cisster “Prince paras Rraueht | Wragtsa ,otmerved hie, Toth birthday | ay fa the atecte Aten | ents of the Northern on strike Wed-|at the burning Sinclair No. 1 Cole of:! dutyon, Ono", aah a, women, ean of the bull's horns and was gored | via, of Jewish Parentage, he has lived |Courtauld, marooned British explorer,| nesday, protesting expulsion of two| well Wednesday failed to extinguish! Mavt,™ investigating the story of |day night by the Evanston Ministen re f Mayor Sidney Cotton was riding the| by the faculty for “unruly conduct.” |the fire, but dislodged the trouble-| Moss E. Garrison, 37, as to his move- He received his early medical edu-| Waves to Reykjavia, Iceland Wednes-| pecision to walk out came Tuesday|some Kelly joint, a fitting at the! ments prior to the mysterious slaying di, later was arrested for having | cation in the physiological laboratory day in a steamer. to death. here since the age of four. The lion’s owner, Liugi Fernan- Bull Gores Lion "PY CHO-ANALYST IS | To Death in Arena held the first international congress of psycho-analysis, now a biennial event. Sigmund Freud, Eminent Scien. | Ste24 throughout the world and long tist of Mind in Vienna, Is 75 Years Old mind upon the conscious and the sig- nificance of repression. In 1906 he as Adler and Jung and in 1908 they The influence of his researches had has been the subject of bitter debate by medical authorities. English Mayor Joins Search for Explorer () — Sigmund objected to the beast’s return to |0f Bruecke and in the institute for| Major Cotton will take off in a|tnan 300 did so. the ring after the first encounter, | cerebral anatomy under Meynert. Due | Plane equipped with long range wire- Into Confidence and Explain New Methods Minneapolis, May 6.—(?}—Those teeta heat mysterious conferences made men Bes pa ert in thel and women shake with feer not cc said, “but by far the bulk was in| ™@ny years ago, may be just a connection with May 1 deliveries on|™eMory in this country, futures contracts.” An educational program to take Mr. Loosemore said that although| ‘he Public into the confidence of the stabilization corporation accord- medical men and be educated on the knowledge and methods being de- i ites own: than - face of a new crop “may not be so} Of disease is being outlined by del- gloomy as many anticipate. egates to the Minnesota State Med- «] ” “ ical association holding its 78th an- In the first place,” he said, “we have the finest quality, highest pro- | "U@l convention here. tein content, and the best milling wheat ever produced in the north- No plan of medical care can be fully successful without. intelligent public opinion and cooperation, ac: Unfavorable crop news from Europe, | Cding to Dr. Ludwig Sogge, Win- dom, retiring president. halting of Russian exportation, acre- The importance of educating the age curtailment in Australa and blic in advancements made in Argentina, and threatened drouth in| PU! the United States improve the situa-| edlcine and surgery was stressed tion, Mr. Loosemore said. SHERIDAN FARMER DIES OF INJURIES Christian Scheuffele Is Fatally Hurt While Trying to Dig Out Rock Near Home Sheridan county in 1897, died at his home nine miles south of Martin, as he was digging out a large rock near ais farm home. Scheuffele died within five hours efter he was found at the scene of the accident. Bergdorf, South Russia, was the tirthplace of Ludwig Scheuffele, April 30, 1865. In 1891 he emigrated to America with his parents, who set- tled in McPherson county, South Da- ota. On November 29, 1894, Ludwig Scheuffele and Karoline Neuharth were united in marriage. They moved, to Norti Dakota in 1897, taking up a homestead south of Martin. Surviving are Mrs. Scheuffele, who has been an invalid for a number of years, and the following sons and daughters: Emanual, John, Frieda and Ludwig Gottlieb, who reside at the farm home; Mrs. Martha Weis- ser of Martin; Mrs. Karoline Mieer, Perma, Idaho; Mrs. Ludia Heizleman and Mrs. Pauline Heizleman, Velva; a stepson, Fred Neuharth, Hurdsfield. 4fe_ also leaves 13 grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at the farm home at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon by the Rev. H. C. Lehner of the Evangelical church. Interment ras made in the family lot on the farm. California is experimenting in the use of airplanes for sowing rice and distributing fertilizer. Indiana has used planes for dusting apple or- chards. Martin, N. D. May 6—Ludwig Scheuffeie, 65, who homesteaded in Tuesday by Dr. Charles H. Mayo, famous Rochester physician. “No matter how far the profession advances,” he said, “it will not ac- complish everything possible until the public is educated and kept in touch with what the profession is doing.” . Dr. Melvin 8. Henderson, Roches- ter, was elected president to succeed Dr. Sogge. Machine Gunner To Marry Blonde Waukegan, Ill, May 6.—(?)—Jack McGurn, Capone machine gunner, stepped to Lake county’s marriage @ result of an injury suffered while | license counter Sunday and obtained @ certificate to wed Louise Rolfe, the blonde who was his “alibi” when McGurn was sought for the murder of seven Moran gangsters in 1929. He gave his real name, Vincent Gebardi, age 28, and his intended bride’s as Louise Boex, 24. Under another alias of James De- mory, the gangster was divorced in Dupage county court Saturday by Mrs, Helen C. Demory, who was granted $2,500 cash alimony and $20 @ week for the support of their six- year-old daughter. Will Try Burke on 2nd Murder Charge Toledo, O., May 6—()—Fred Burke, notorious killer accused of a number of midwestern crimes, will be brought here from the Marquette, Mich., pri- son to stand trial for murder if Lucas county authorities are successful in extradition proceedings. Burke was indicted for first-degree murder Tuesday for the slaying of Patrolman Fred Zientra during the holdup of an American Express com- pany truck April 16, 1928. Should Michigan refuse to surren- der Burke, the indictments still will stand against him, county authorities said. Burke pleaded guilty to the murder of a St. Joseph, Mich., police- man, and was sentenced to life im- prisonment, but will be eligible for parole in 25 years. Tonight and Tomorrow and Friday _ Daily at 2:30- 7-9 Evening: Adults 50c; Children 15c — Matinee: 35c - 10c Capitol Theatre---Bismarck ©1901, B. J. 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