The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1932, Page 2

|” AT HIGH SCHOOL PEP y | Peerererevr) terry sis ss SMU BESS ES GE Sand ORACUS EMP RESO SUaRKRSRHeEUT oe Sh BRAPI GEEK EXx yew 24a reerernn rr cere ‘METING HELD HERE To Line Up Solidly Behind Man-} dan in Fight For State Cage Honors Bismarck’s decision to line up solidly behind Mandan in its fight for the state basketball champion- ship was displayed here Friday when more than 600 high school students | shouted themselves hoarse at a “Pep” meeting honoring the Mandan Braves. | Massed in the Bismarck high school auditorium, the students cheered long and lustily when Coach McMahan introduced each of his Mandan charges, victors over the De- mons in the regional meet. Enthusiasm ran high when W. H. Payne, high school principal, sound- ed the keynote of the meeting. “Man- dan goes into action in the state tournament here next week, not as an independent team representing one town alone, but a team bearing the standards of the entire Bismarck- Mandan region,” he said. Gould Is Speaker J. C. Gould, superintendent of Mandan schools, spoke on behalf of Mandan, acknowledging the recep- tion afforded the team. He referred to the support given Bismarck by Mandan in the recent capital fight as evidence of the feeling of mutual) friendliness that exists between the oe Cities of the Missouri Val- ley.” McMahan injected a note of humor into the meeting when he said that he knew what it meant to lose. He said that he and his squad were deep- ly grateful for the splendid reception and were prepared to fight a little harder because of it. Coach George (Baldy) Hays of) Bismarck got a tremendous ovation when he was called upon to speak. “Baldy” said that a losing coach al- ways felt “more or less like a whipp- ed dog” but he and his squad were|™ behind the Braves to a man. Captain Pledges Support Lloyd Deitrich, Mandan captain, acknowledged the cheers given to the members of the team while Eddie Agre, Demon leader, pledged the sup- port of his teammates in the com- ing tournament. ointing out that both Bismarck and Mandan were fortunate to have the state tournament, Roy. D. Mc- Leod, athletic director, urge@ that every student in the high school do his part to make the meet a suc- cess by attending and urging others| to attend. Copies of Mandan high school) ment of the high school band. mous in saying that more enthusiasm had been shown than at any other meeting held this year. eee r What Happened to Gas Tax Increa’ > y. Rote. 1082 Billings Bottineau Bowman Burke Burleigh Cass Cavalier Dickey Divide Dunn Emmons Foster .. wee Golden Valley Grand Forks .. 2120} 85 1367 1269 1873 1662 2758 1422 3851 Mountrail 1729 Nelson Oliver .. Pembina ... Pi es County Adams ... Barnes . {Benson . Billings Bottineau . Bowman Burke Burleigh . Cass . Cavalier rallying songs were passed out to|Dickey . students and sung to the accompani- | Divide Dunn Following the meeting, students 'Eddy ... and faculty members were unani-|=mmons {Foster .. Gold. Val... Gr. Forks.. Grant .. 'Griggs ; ‘Hettinger .. 'Kidder .... LaMoure .. ‘Logan . Pets. Yes No | McHenry 1g97 | MeTntosh 27'McKenize . 3388’ McLean ... 2 Mercer .... ae | Morton 2281 | Mountrail 632 Ramsey 1543 | Ranson ... 43 Renville -... $3 \Richland 6 ‘Sargent ... Stutsman | Towner 1158 | rail Ward Virginia Beauties = . Editor's Note.—The Tribune wel- tte on subjects of "ei Letters area with con- troversial religious subjects, which attack individuals unfeirly, or which offend good taste and fair will return If y.u wish to uw! sign the pseudonym own name beneath it. spect such requests. Wa reserve he right to dele uch parts of as may be necessary to the letters policy. conform to th! WE HOPE SO, TOO Dawson, N. D. March 17, 1932. Editor, Tribune: Please accept my hearty Patrick's day congratulations on your splendid victory in securing with the help of that overwhelming army of loyal cit- izen voters on election day the re- |ocation for, let us hope, all time, of the Capitol building on Capitol Hill where it rightfully belongs. I firm- ly believe that every old timer in the state outside of Jamestown itself vot- ed for the retention of the Capital at Bismarck and that most, if not all, of the ballots marked “No” by the loyal 188 in Jamestown were voted by old timers who, like myself, realize that ; Bismarck is more closely connected | with the early history of not only | North Dakota but the entire north- ; West than any other city in the state. It is also encouraging to note from the interest taken in this contest that | the spirit of loyalty and sentimental- jity, while seeming to be asleep at. \times, can always be depended on to wake up and earnestly manifest itself in an emergency like this last van- {dalistic attempt for purely selfish «reasons to upset the ideal of every history loving citizen of our state. I was among those present at the laying of.the corner stone of the old Capitol building in 1883 and, God , Willing, I hope to be able to attend the ceremony when the cornerstone of the new one is laid. Sincerely yours, J. A, COULTER. | P. S.—Enclosed find check for $5.00 * for renewal of my subscription. Associated Presa Photo { Here is the 1932 May queen of Sweetbriar college in Virginia pho- tographed with her attendants. They are, reading up: Virginia Hall of Cedartown, Ga., the queen: | Edith Bailey, Versailles, Ky.: Vir- | ginia Bellamy, Wilmington, \ and Jane White, Mexico, Mo, Figures on Contest | For Republican Post | | | | Editor’s Note: The sons and daughters of old-timers like Mr. Coulter lived up to the ideas of their forebears, too. The Trib- une’s columns are open to every- one but we are particularly glad to hear from pioneers like Mr. Coulter. How about a letter or two from some of you other old- timers. Pets Pets in heard county from Schumacher 1 — Rockport, Washington, March 12, 1932. 433 ‘784 400 131 960 336 283 1419 1414 360 Editor, Tribune: 161 The enclosed clipping from the ed- 726 itorial column of the Seattle Daily 436 Times, Monday, March 7, burns me 504 up, doesn’t it you? I spent over 20 2374 years in N. Dak. before I came to Se- 5885 attle to teach and married here, and 897 I never saw a cyclone in N. Dak. Can't 670 you send this man who knows so little g of his U. S. A. a few statistics and 341 make him apologize? 246 Yours for old N. Dak. 480 - MRS, W. L. McLAUGHLIN, an Editor's Note:, Here's what the clipping said: “North Dakota will erect an 18-story capitol building to re- place the structure which burned last year. It will be the tallest edifice in the ‘Flickertail State’ and probably will be a shining mark for North Dakota breezes. One assumes, however, that the grounds adjacent to the capitol HIS HEALTH IMPROVED 40% sd After Use of Kellogg’s 437 5 587 ALL-BRAN 481 2123 604 256 700 407 918 454 643 607 268 1024 ee 539 1654 592 mo... 35 5 636 . 174 1514 570 511 329 497 668 91 676 401 626 410 135 155 412 419 1093 122 486 421 1284 617 806 Rolette 316 3 216 If you are constipated, read this 1335 letter which Mr. Murray had at- 461 tested by Notary Public: 1968 “Two months ago I commenced 208 using Kellogg’s ALt-BRAN to re- 1113 lieve constipation. 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Inside the 5) was getting out of the driver's seat jin front of the soda fountain, after having crashed through the front of| : the market. i Stutsman ... ‘Trail Ward . Wells .. Wiliams 1511 1236 2235 1850 60433 NATIONAL AIR BOARD Washington—An “Interstate Com- merce Commission of the Air” is urged by Col. Paul Henderson, air- line official and formerly fourth as- . Sistant U. S. postmaster general. » Col. Henderson's idea is to have this FINAL GARRISON FIGURES Garrison, N. D., March 18.—This McLean county city takes some pride the record made at the election in front of the store, Wentz explain- | ed, and the first thing he knew he} body, it. forms a soft mass. Gently it clears the intestines of wastes. How much better to use ALL- Bran than to abuse your system with pills and drugs— often harmful. MARKED BUILDINGS Two tablespoonfuls daily will “\day at the Christ Berg home. Washington.—Senator Bingham, of Connecticut, has introduced a bill! Providing that all federal buildings be marked to serve as guides to avia- tors. If passed, such buildings all over the country would be so marked if the secretary of commerce con- gooee this an essential aid to avia- ion. Klein’s overcome most types of constipa- tion —in serious cases, with every | meal. If your intestinal trouble is | not relieved this way, see your doctor. Use as a cereal with milk or cream, or in cooking. At all gro- cers in the red-and-green package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Toggery as the “logical” place to purchase your next suit. Remember—Tailor-made Suits at Ready-made Prices will be honeycombed with cyclone cellars.” Yes, it burns us up, too, and we are asking the state department of immigration to set our Pacific Coast brother right on this ques- tion, By MRS. JOHN A. BERG Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berg motored to Wing Sunday, where they spent the Mr. and Mrs. Emanual Schladt are {March 11, A number from this community at- {tended the wedding of Miss Tille ;Gundert and Emil Warner at Turtle will make their home near Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wagner and | Miss Ella Wagner, Emil John and Herbert Wagner sperit Friday eve+ ning at the John Berg home. |Miss Lydia Wolf motored to Bis- jmarck Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner had as guests Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Nei- | miller, Mr. and Mrs, John Reuer and Mr. and Mrs. John Berg. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson motored to Wilton Friday. Miss Velna Nelson entertained a few friends at a birthday party Sat- urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf spent Saturday evening at the Philip Wall home. ! Mrs, Lewis Wagner. entertained a number of ladies Friday. Philip Wall, Fred Wall and Miss Else Wolf spent Saturday at Bis- marck. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berg visited at the Ed Gesele home Tuesday. opiate ata leis eg i Welch’s Spur as By MRS. R. M. WELCH Julius Dorman called at the home \of his brother Otto Wednesday. His daughter Viola is staying at the home of her uncle. . The Cross Country Homemakers club met. at the Robert: Welch home Wednesday. The next meeting will be held at the Irvin Reid home April 13. Earl Snyder accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Welch to Bismarck Wed- nesday. Robert Welch, accompanied by Mrs. Sara McMurrich, called at the George | Varnum home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Snyder called at the Warfen Taylor and Robert Welch homes Thursday. | Mrs. Paul Skinner and Mrs. Robert Welch called at the Chester Boyd home Saturday. . John Welch attended the basketball game in Menoken Friday. His son, Conrad, accompanied him home for the week-end. Theodore Dorman motored to Bis- marck Wednesday. The Doppler boys, Marcus Tremb- Jey, Glen-Oder, Russell Tollifson and Ralph Snyder motored to Bismarck Friday to attend the fight card. Miss Luella Tollifson and Loren An- derson of Bismarck visited at the Ro- bert Welch home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Nieland motored | [parents of a son born at Meclusky | | jLake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warner | Mr. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller andj i to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs, Nieland FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1932 627 first-line aircraft, Rumania 599, and Czechoslovakia now has more than 546. . LARGEST REFINERY The largest oil refinery in exist- ence is in Curacao, Dutch West In- dies. It has 10,000 employes and a daily capacity of more than 295,000 barrels of oil. WHY YOULL LIKE~ MOTHER’S MACARONI! Always tasty and tender. You can seo,that it’s superior by the way it cooks w irmer, tastier, creamier. Cheap maca- roni often cooks up into a flat, tasteless mush. Mother’s Maca- roni is firm and meaty with a rich full flavor. Made of finest Amber Durum Wheat grown in the Dakotas. MOTHERS MACARONI: SPAGHETTI Made by the manufacturers of Femour ‘“CREAMETTES” ‘Associated Press Photo Henry Taft Snowden of Yale, nephew of the late William Howard Taft, won the wrestling champion- ship in the unlimited division at the eastern Intercollegiate matches at Svracuse. spent the week-end at her home south of Glencoe. Mrs. Horace Dirlam, who: has been suffering with rheumatism, is im- | proved. | FOR PROTECTION . | Geneva.—It has been shown here at recent meetings of the League of Nations that small European coun- tries are quietly building up their fighting air force to use in care of war. 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