The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1932, Page 3

f a aya ai ¢ A 1k oe | * yp 4 @ i i 4 q| aie +14 - THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1932 COSMOPOLTANS TO ASOST ORL SOOT Clubmen Decide to Sponsor Troop in Bismarck, Com- mittee to Decide Details - Decision to sponsor a Girl Scout troop in Bismarck and to otherwise assist in the activities of the Girl Scout organization here was reached at @ meeting of the Cosmopolitan club Thursday noon at the Grand Pacific hotel. eh rgart of three clubmen was appointed to arrange for cooperation with Girl Scout leaders who will as- sist in the troop organization, The Cosmopolitan endorsement parallels the support given by other clubs to Boy Scout work. Reports ‘by R. E. Jack and William Schwarts, retiring secretary and treasurer, respectively, disclosed that the club is on a sound basis, Mem- bers saw in the figures presented op- portunity for greater” community Pe fag by this newest luncheon club, Several members expressed inter- est in forming a club volleyball team and will meet Friday night for their 2 first practice. Otto Bauer led the club in song and musical selections were played by Adolph Engelhardt, violinist, and Grace Duryee Morris, pianist. a il Edison Once Was Artist’s Model Freehold, N, J., Jan. 14—(P}— Thomas Alva Edison was a model: an artist’s model. When the “father of light” was @ young man of 30 years, he | posed as the gunner for the Monmouth battle monument which still stands in Frechold. ‘The monument was cast more than.50 years ago by James Ed- ward Kelly, New York artist. It a is a memorial of the famous bat-. tle of June 28, 1778. Kelly sought for a model a young man with a smooth face. In those days young men were loath to shave their laboriously grown beards and moustaches and butnsides. Edison’ was “his man.” He called on the young inven- tor, who then was working in a laboratory in the lower east side of New York city. “You'll be just a model, Tom,” Kelly recalled telling Edison. “There will be no pay and your name will not appear.” Edison agreed provided he would not be disturbed from his work. Kelly sketched him while he labored at his laboratory bench. Dog Derby Is Set for Jan. 29 at Devils Lake Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 14—(P)— It will be Dog Day in Devils Lake Jan. 29. The canines are in training for a dog derby to be staged here in con- nection with an ice carnival that day. It has not been decided what route the race will cover or the length of the track, but many youngstcrs are expected to enter their pets in the event. Ike Samuelstad, park commissioner who is in charge of the ice carnival, has advised youths to start training their canines for the races immed- iately. Boy Scouts of the Lake Re- gion will be in charge of all activities including ice racing, figure skating and other winter sports, Three Burn to Death In Auto After Crash Logan, Iowa, Jan. 14—(#)—Three men were burned to death in a fire resulting from a collision of a light roadster and a truck near here early Thursday. The dead were occupants of the light car, which burned, Sheriff C. F. Cross said the dead) # had been identified as Harold Ander- son, 30, owner of ‘the car; Glenn Grooms, 33, and Enos Withem, 38, all of Mondamin, Iowa. Arnold Schroten, Odebolt, Iowa, driver of the: truck, told the sheriff he was stalled on the highway by lack of gasoline and had just received a new, supply from Logan when the lighter car crashed into the rear of the truck. WHAT, A ROOSTER? Naples.—Here is a.strange tale from Avellino about an odd rooster. The bird is a large specimen of the An- cona variety, almost black, with a huge. tail and military spurs. The odd thing about the rooster is that every day, as regular as a clock, it steals away to a nest and lays an egg. The egg is only half the size of an/} ordinary hen’s egg. Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER - ‘ oie ‘tn pale Tune in KFYR, Goodyear coast .to coust N. B. C. radio programs, ‘Wed. 7:30 p. m.; Sat. 8 p. m. Corwin-Churchill. *. Motors, Inc. Phone 700 122 Main Ave. Bismarck, N. Dak. a A SE EP) | |Weather Report : TEMPERATURE #t men hea + 10 ighest yesterda: 1 Lowest last night PRECIP! Amt. 24 hrs, ending ‘Total this month to Normal, this month Total, Ja Bismarck, clear . =i1 06 Devils Lake; clear =10 501 Fargo-Moorhead, -2 S00 Jamestown, clear. Valley City, clear Williston, clear Grand Forks, f: (Minot, clear’. INERAL REPORT Other Stations— Ww Amarillo, Texas, foggy.. 28 Boise, Idaho, peldy 2 Calgary, Alta., cle Chicago, Ill, clear Denver, Colo., clear. Des Moines, ia., snow... Dodge City, Kans., clear Edmonton, ‘Alta., clear -24 Havre, Mont., snow Helena, Mont., cldy, Hurdn, 8. D., clear Kamloops, B. C., cld: cldy. dy. , Wyo., cleat Sioux City, Ta, cldy. Spokane, Wash., snow. Swift Cur., Sask., cl The Pas, Man., snow ‘Toledo, Ohio, peldy..... Winnemucca, Nev. clear Winnipeg, Man., clear, WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Increas- Ing cloudiness tonight; Friday partly cloudy to cloudy; not so cold, For . North Dakota: Increasing cloudiness tonight west, fair east; not quite so cold west; partly cloudy to cloudy and not so cold Friday. For South Dakota: Generally fair tonight and Friday; not so cold Friday and west portion tonight. For Montana: Unsettled tonight and Friday, light snow west portion; warmer tonight and east portion Fri- ays For Minnesota: Generally fair to- night and Friday; continued cold, WEATHER CONDITIONS weather, extends from the upper Mis- sissippi Valley westward to the Rocky Mountain states while a low appears this morning on the north Pac coast. Temperatures have fallen gen- erally, with a decrease of 20 degrees or more in Kansas, lowa and Minne. sota, Light, scattered precipitation fell ‘from North Pacific Coast into western North Dakota and from the lower Missouri Valley into the Great Lakes region. arck station barometer, inches 28.32; reduced to sen level 30.26. RRIS W. ROBERTS, Official in charge Deposition Entered In Commission Case elevator license of the Farmers Union: Terminal essociation tor Bteva= tor M of Minneapolis was canceled by the Minnesota railroad and ware- house commission last’ July upon ad- vice of the attorney general's office, according to a deposition introduced Thursday at a hearing before Gov- ernor Floyd B. Olson. The deposition was made from a sick bed by O. P. B. Jacobson, one of the three members of the commission against whom charges were preferred by State Senator Gerald T. Mullin, Minneapolis, who is asking their re- moval from offic’. Cancellation of the license made Elevator M a private warehouse and therefore not within jurisdiction of the state commission and resulted in the breaking of the seals by the com- mission on 12-tanks of grain, sealed in June awaiting reweighing and re- sampling. The tanks were sealed after charges were made of alleged grain sample tampering. based on WARNER FABIAN’S sensational movel Fre eee ©) - 113 Fifth Street tf partment. 3] Wells County Fair. St. Paul, Jan. 14.—()—The public | In a Man’s World, What Are Woman’s Weapons? Capitol THEATRE sh Frozen Fis ‘SPECIALS FOR’ = . Thursday, Friday and Saturday ATTENTION! . First car of fresh frozen Canadian Fish, government inspected Pldaded ted Co-aaM dacs a carat, Sette Midis cB accor ————————— ee. " ‘We ship anywhere ©. O. D. or will deliver anywhere within Sc 100 miles on large ts, _ Bismarck, N, Dak. Phone 148 Jury Deliberates on Lakota Bankers’ Case Fargo, Jan. 14.—(#)—Whether R. C. Chisholm, C. W. Lewis and James Gronna, officers of the closed Farm- ers and Merchants State bank of La- kota, N. D., are guilty of making a false report and submitting it to the state bank examiner, was left with a pty to.decide at 10:10 s. m. Thurs- y. Trial of the case, begun nine days ago, was completed with instructions .| to the jury by Judge Fred Jansonius, Bismarck, Thursday. Two forms of verdict were given to the jury for each of the three defend- ants,/one of guilty and one of not guilty. Written ‘instructions were given the jury to take to the jury room along with approximately’ 200 exhibits for consideration. if In his charge to the jury, ‘Judge Jansonius instructed the members the defendants were not charged with vio- 0 | lating laws regarding the reserve re- quirement of the bank or any of the banking laws except the one which $0] makes it @ criminal offense to submit @ false report to the state baking de- To Have Free-Gate Fessenden, N. D., Jan. 14—(?)— Wells county will have a free-gate 0 | missioners here. Additional charges made and plans formed at the first meeting of the board of county com- missioners here . Additional charges for concessions and increased income from the grandstand are to aid in making up the deficit. In spite of opposition by the re- cently formed taxpayers association. the board voted three to two to con- | tinue the fair with E. W. Vancura, county agent, as secretary. Delegates appeared from various parts of the county in favor of the fair. Larger crowds are, expected under the [ree- gate plan. Changes in the program and other curtailments will reduce operating expenses. Buy or Sell Through The Tribune Want Ads Wife Was Fat High pressure neompanied by cor} No Longer Attractive Lost Husband's Love The above: headlines appeared in a New York newspaper of April 4 in connection with a divorce trial that has attracted wide attention. “She wes a beautiful woman,” one witness testified, “but she got fat and is not attractive any more.” Thousands of women are getting fat and losing their appeal just be- cause they do not know what to.do. 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