The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1932, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRI SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark | “Hello, Dexter—Junior is acting up again and I want you to give him a talking to.” Says Delegates Are Not State Officers Delegates to the national president- ial conventions, national committee- men and committeewomen are not | state officers and therefore candi- dates for these posts are not entitled to have their names printed on guide cards posted in election booths, ac- cording to an opinion by Attorney General James Morris. By this ru#ng, only candidates for presidential electors will be listed on the guide cards, in accordance with a previous opinion by the attorney general holding that these electors are state officers. Morris called attention to a supreme court decision that the position of a delegate to a national convention is not a public office. ‘The statutes provide that there shall be posted in every election booth, a guide card on which must be printed, in separate columns, for each political organization, faction or party, the names of all candidates for congress, state officers and legis- Jative candidates, in the district where posted, who are indorsed by any state-wide political faction or organization. i N. D. Will Lose One Presidential Elector} North Dakota will lose one of its five presidential electors as a result} of the new congressional reapportion- | ment act, Charles Simon, assistant attorney general, ruled in an opin- ion furnished the secretary of state. Prior to the reapportionment act | passed by the last congress, North | Dakota, with two senators and three | representatives in the house of rep-/ resentatives, was entitled to five pres-| Idental electors. The new reappor-| tionment act has reduced the state's) representatives in the lower house of | congress to two. | ‘The U. S. constitution provides that | each state is entitled to “a number! of electors, equal to the whole num- ber of senators and representatives to which the state might be entitled | in congress.” McLean County Will | Not Loan Seed Money | Washburn, N. D., Feb. 17—?)—| With the announcement of new loans | to be extended by the U. S. depart-} ment of agriculture, the McLean| MUSCULAR- RHEUMATIC PAINS RAW them out with a “‘counter- irritant.”’ Muscular lumbago, soreness and stiffness— generally respond to good old Musterole. Doctors callit a “counter-irritant”’ becauscitswarm- | ingaction penetrates and stimulatesblood circulation and helps to draw out infec- | tion and pain. It gets action and is not just a salve. But do not stop with one application. Apply this soothing, cool- mp healing ointment generously to the affected area once every hour for five hours. Used by millions for over 20 years. Recommended by many doc- tors and nurses, All druggists. To Mothers—Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Chil- dren’’ Musterole. ves Examined Glasses Prescribed Tae eye 1s an organ you can't afford to neglect. . Dr. H. J. Wagner Optometsist Offices Opposite the G. P. Hotel since 1914 | Pheme 533 Blemarck, N. Dak. JACKRABBITS WANTED (We can use 8 quantity of Jacks. Bring them in now while we have “NORTHERN” HIDE AND FUR CO. “BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Confess Burning 8 Associated Press Photo Albert Reymer, 15 (left), and El» worth Mowyer, 17, confessed, offi- cials said, that they fired the cabin of James White near Gallipolis, Ohio, ta ring, burning to death White ren of his children. Vengea er a fist fight was given as motive. county board of commissioners de- cided local needs will be adequately taken care of from this source and will not loan money to farmers for the purchase of seed. A. L. Norling, county agent, said no arrangements for the purchase of seed by the county for resale to farm- ers is to be made. A recent extensive |Survey in 48 townships by Norling indicates that a good supply of seed is available within the county, he North Dakota Judge Visiting in Iceland Reykjavik, Iceland, Feb. 17.—(?)— Judge Gudmundur Grimson, Rugby, N. D., arrived here Tuesday as a rep- resentative of the Transamerica Air- lines Corporation for the announced purpose of negotiating for a proposed Detroit-to-Europe air mail service, via Iceland. It was proposed that Reykjavik be equipped with a first class airport. Judge Grimson is negotiating with government officials. pa ete: EE eel || Stickler Solution ‘ Adding any row of four numbers will bring a total of 30. The four comer num- bers of each square also total 30, thus making 10 ways that that total can be found, 2 Use the new Vicks Nose and Throat Drops with HAT A TIME BIM HAD GETTING AILLIE'S MOTHER IN THE BOAT- BUT MILLIE - WHERE IS MILLIE ? WOULD SEEM IF IT WERE ONLY MILLIE N THE BACK SEAT INSTEAD OF HER MOTHER — CEE WHIZ, PHNLLIS! \T MUST HAVE ORSON, ALIAS MELLINGER., INSISTS on @OIN6 FROM HIS Sick BED To SEE A MRS. REDFIELD... oR. KEMP, AGAINST HIS BETTER JUDGEMENT, Was GivEN’ THAT ISN'T IT, SUGAR. TD UKE 1'GO SHOPPING WITH YOU, BUT YOU CAN PICK OvT A HAT WITHOUT ME GOING ALONG MN BOOK WITH NOTES OF THE TRIP 1S GONE! 1 HAD (T IN THIS SIDE POCKET AND DROPPED OUT. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HERE IS BIW CAST ADRIFT= ON THE WIDE, WIDE OCEAN INA LITTLE PERUAPS, IF HE SEES THIS WOMAN WHose ADDRESS WAS ON THAT SUP OF PAPER WELL & FEEL BETTER... DRASTIC TREATMENT OFTEN HAS THAT 1 LIKE AND THEN WAVE YOU SAY Ou DON'T SALESMAN SAM UKE IT GEL, THERES ONE SATISFACTION IN WORKIN’ GER @ RESTAURANT — | GET BoY,an | BUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1982 - : THE GUMPS—-NOT A SAIL IN SIGHT oT A STRANGE THING CG SHOULD MEET IN. THIS TWO BM, Al HAT THESE MANNER = THE WHILE ba ar ht HER - BRI EE ON = MR. GUMP - How WILL | EVER REPAY YOU FOR SAVING MY LIFE ? You ARE SutH A \T PROBABLY TAKE THAT PICTORE IN “*BUESCHER STATE PARK. WWE MIGHT FIND THAT OUT APTER WE TAKE HIM SEE THIS LADY ON RIDGELY STREET....YoU GoYS CAN GO WITH US, THAT IS, IF You caRE “AND BESIDES, I'LL HAVE SOME BUNDLES ..SO TLL BE LP TO THE OFFICE FOR NOU AT TWO O'CLOCK aL eolsey, or , STARVED! WHaTs ON TH’ LINE oO! HAPPENED WHEN NOU GOT OUT To AND. WHI TT HER-AND WHILE, SRYING YO SAVE THe DER OF MRR HMTER = SAVES MILUE'S : MOTHER'S LIFE % 4 | HERE IT IS, WALT, RIGHT IN THE SEAT WHERE Nou tert IT BACK Il MILES— THAT'S 22 OF “EM GONE To | a ry By Blower q Wine. THE MEANTIME, POOOLE, THE HONORARY MEMBER. OF THE CODLES, TRIES To Pick UP THE TRAIL OF FRECKLEG....... I FEEL KINDA SHAKY WW THE KNEES, BUT I WONT LET Doc KNOW IT.... AFTER I SEE MRS. REOFIELD, I WONT CARE HOW MY KNEES woss.e-’ os The Boss to the Rescue! By Cowan GET OFF THIS AFTERNOON? MY WIFE WANTS ME. TO GO | SHOPPING WITH HER 41) | One Plate of Beans! WELL,WE GOT RoasT BEEF — WELL, FRANKLY ED, {'D LIke some 5 ROAST PORK— LINER @N’ ON-| MEBBE PORK, OR LIVER, OR PERCH CRATE (ONS — FRIED PERCH — SELLY, OMELET --- BUT I'LL “TAKE Beans! OMELET AND BAKED BEANS: A : TH’ HIRED HELP Lz ip * i] CHAP = CONT You TWINK THIS 16 ALL & BT ABsuURD > u