The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1931, Page 2

peveererrroe fagity 7 tasted se 3 => => — Ss = a == a] BOARD'S PERMIT T0 ~ RUNDANCES INN. D. North Dakota Supreme Courti Upholds Decision of Ward | County Judge A license from the state licensing! department authorizing operation of @ dance hall does not free the appli- cant from prosecution for not securing @ permit from the board of supervi-j} sors of the township in which the dance is conducted, according to a de- cision of the North Dakota supreme cou! The court affirmed a decision by Judge William Murray of Ward coun- ty court with increased jurisdiction. Action was, brought by the state against O. B. Ukkelberg and Byren/ Krantz, owners of a dance hall in| Denmark township, Ward county, / who were found guilty in the lower court. The board of supervisors of the township granted a temporary * permit to hold dances in the hall un- til July 14, 1930, and thereafter refus- ed to grant any further permit. Assisted In Management Subsequently the defendants, alleg- ed to be acting under the guise of a lease to a baseball club, assisted in the conducting of a dance by appointing . representatives for the sale of tickets | and collectfon of the proceeds. | ‘The supreme court affirmed the rul- | ing cf the county judge that such ac- tion on the part of the defendants, in conjunction with others, constituted | their conducting a public dance hall! without a permit. { ‘Action against the dance hall pro- | prietors grew out of the opposition of electors of Denmark township to the granting of a permit. A temporary permit was granted pending a special election to determine the issue. At the election the vote was unfavorable to granting of the permit, and the town board then rejected the applica-| tion for authority to further operate | the hall. The defendants then secur-| - ed from the attorney general a license to conduct the dance hall, but under the ruling of the county court this did not eliminate the necessity for secur- ing a township license, and this was affirmed by the higher court. On High Water Mark ‘The hall is built on the high water mark of the upper Des Lacs Lake, and within the territory of Denmark township. The defendants claimed that the township has no jurisdiction over the dance hall, because it is built out on the navigable waters of the state, and that the state alone has jurisdiction over such waters. The su- preme court held there was no merit in this contention. It was held further by the higher court that the license granted by the|@Nd operating it, claimed the ma- said they thought that by nightfall attorney general is “for the mainten- chinery was defective and sought re- they would be able to tell whether ance and operation of the place, while|turn of the money paid for it. Oni the famous cowboy of the screen andi the permit is to conduct dances dur-|the refusal of the thresher company circus would survive. to do 80, action was brought in dis- trict court where a verdict was re- tured for Holden, and this was’ af-| more than five billion dollars a year. firmed by the higher court. ing a specified period.” Program for Officer School Is. Announced A schedule of instruction for the| four-day officers’ school, to be held at) Grand Forks beginning Feb. 9, has! heen completed. Adjutant General G.| A. Praser anounced Friday. | Instructors who will participate in-| clude General Fraser, Colonel LeRoy Baird, Major Harold Sorenson, and Mejor A: C. Young, Bismarck; Major Leo Dontinick, Wahpeton; Captain John McBride, Minot; Gaptain C. J./ Glaspel, “Grafton; Captain Ernest Boruski, Fargo; Major Frank A. Be- hhounek, Grand Forks; and Captain Clarence Kelly, Hillsboro. 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Holden, Bucyrus, was awarded judg-! ment of $3,052 against the Advance- Rumely er company in an ac- The case is similar to one in which the supreme court recently upheld the with constitutionality of a statute under which the pyrchaser of certain farm} machinery may break his contract and recover the money paid if the ma- chinery is found defective after it is placed into use. The -upreme court based its decision in the Holden case on the holdings of the previous de-{ cision, which is tc be appealed by the; ‘machinery firm to the United States supreme court. ORDER NEW COAL RATES The Interstate Commerce Commis- jsion has prescribed reduced rates on fine coal from Roundup, Geneva, and Musselshell, Mont., to certain points on the Milwaukee railroad in North and South Dakota, according to an, announcement by the state railroad commission, The new rates are ef- fective Feb. 3, 1932. 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At the Movies —$—$—S _ CAPITOL THEATRE Evelyn Brent has been so zs mouse bidding for prize carcasses.” she was chosen to head the cast of “Pagan Lady,” the Columbja picture adapted , yfrom the Broadway success by Wil-j| |Mam DuBois and showing Monday at ‘the Capitol Theatre, In the character of “Dot Hunter,” ia lady who has seen life in the raw : from Bombay to Maine, Miss Brent |President Hoover's crime investigation | |again falls in with those gentlemen |commission, reported a death threat whose smoking gats are providing the |®S & public with no small amount of ex. last night. ful in the role of a gunman’s that it is not surprising citement. Miss entirely different from others of like nature she has played in the past. jThis time she shows she really has 2 ‘heart. She falls for a missionary and is willing to marry him to save him ifrom the avenging guns of her rum- ‘running sweetheart—but is it fair-of her to marry this young idealist? 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