The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1932, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932 2 : ANNOUNCE PROGRAM enrollment in the advanced military Upward Revision of ing the Hawley bill but John L./ B, P.O. E.No. 1199 meeting ville Highum, Bowman; Joseph Stein-|Hawley bill for an upward adjust- er, Mott; Arthur Wetsch, Solen; Jer-)Ment in tariff rates against nations ome Svore, Alexander, and Earl Kit-|With depreciated money was rejected | __ Legion Commander Buys First Poppy | 10 RAISE F UNDS FOR Soe BV fmlh. en aleraates ware Tariff Is Rejected miso, Seeneee tt at w eatg lant ee srening, “e 3 te ‘ ' af FOR COMMENCEMENT F REIGHT RATE FIGHT un agranced cure ncudd: = Or, Weslngon, May @. — dp — The Tribune Want Ads ged attends * Bring Results AT BISMARCK H. 8. Baccalaureate Services Set For Sunday; Tuesday Desig- nated Class Night Annual baccalaureate services at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the city! auditorium will open a four-day pro- | gram of commencement activities for the Bismarck high school. The traditional class night program will be held Tuesday evening, May 31; while the 1932 alumni banquet, when graduates will be welcomed in- | to the alumni group, is to be Wed- nesday evening, June 2, in the Ter- race Gardens at the Patterson hotel. | Shaft to Speak Commencement exercises, proper, | will be Thursday evening, June 2, in} the city auditorium. The program is scheduled to get under way at 8 o'clock, with Harold Shaft, assistant | attorney general, delivering the com- mencement address. Diplomas for the 98 graduates will | be presented by E. B. Cox, president of the school board, and the Tatas award, given annually to the valedic- torian of the class, will be presented | by W. H. Payne, high school prin-| sic *by the | McCabe Methodist church, will de-| liver the sermon to graduates Sun-, day afternoon, and has chosen as his} subject, “Success or Failure.” The invocation and benediction will be! given by Rev. Ira E, Herzberg, pas-| - tor of the First Evangelical church. Scripture reading will be by Rev.| Emil Benzon, pastor of the First Lutheran church. There will three-part singing by a sixth grade chorus, under the direction of Miss Ruby Wilmot, school music super-/| | Auxilial | Grand Porter, Edgele 'y, is shown above selling the Forks, state comma department, president of the American Legion nder of the American Legion, {get under way here and elsewhere in the state Saturday, when North Da- first 1932 poppy to Joe Rabinovitch, The sale will visor, and hymns by the audience. | kota units will combine to sell $130,000 of the small paper flowers, made Seniors to Perform by hospitalized war veteran: 1A. of C. Committee Will Launch Campaign in Area in Near Future Raising of $1,500 in the Bismarck district to be used in a battle to pre- vent reopening of the western class and commodity freight rate case has been assigned to the rates committee of the Bismarck Association of Com- merce, H. P. Goddard, secretary, said Friday. This decision was reached by the directong of the association, which fol-' lowed a meeting of Red River Valley and Missouri Slope businessmen here last Monday evening. On the rates committee are James Trimble, Theodore Quanrud, O. O.| Lee, A. G. White, S. W. Corwin, Carl Nelson and Harvey Niles, the last three having been added to the com- mittee to aid in the drive for funds. The local drive is part of a state- wide campaign for $30,000, of which $20,000 will be raised in Fargo and Grand Forks, which will be used to retain adequate counsel for the fight before the Interstate Commerce Com- mission next month. Theodore Quanrud was named by the directors to represent Bismarck fon the state-wide committee of 11 members, which will have charge of expending the $30,000 fund. Other members are to be named from other | key cities in the state. The drive will be conducted in the Bismarck area in the near future, Goddard said, pending detailed in-! structions from W. P. Chestnut, secre- tary of the Fargo Chamber of Com- merce, in general charge of the state campaign. ! |Three Applications to Be Considered June 16, Three appligations for certificates to operate special motor freight serv- ice will be considered at state railroad chen, Bismarck. The alternates named include Her- bert Lundin, Watford City, and Ro- derick Danielson, Wilton, Lemke Will Give 31 Talks Before June 11 William Lemke, Nonpartisan candi- date for congress, will give addresses in 31 cities and communities in the next two weeks, according to the par- ty's state campaign headquarters here. Lemke’s schedule follows: May 29— Picnic at Fargo in afternoon; May 31 —Litchville at 3 p, m. and Valley City at 8 p. m.; June 1—Wimbledon at 3 Pp. m., and Jamestown at 8 p. m.; June 2—Woodworth at 2:30 p. m., Medina at 4.30 p. m., and Streeater at 8 p. m.; June 3—Tuttle at 2:30 p. m., Tappen at 4:30 p. m., and Steele at 8 p. m.; June 4—Center at 3 p. m., Stanton at 4:30 p. m., and Beulah at 8 p. m.; June 5—picnic at Dickinson; June 6—Gol- den Valley at 2:30 p. m., Werner at 4p. m,, and Killdeer at 8 p. m’; June T—Golva at 2 p. m., and Beach at 8 p. m.; June 8—Marmarth at 2:30 p. m., Rhame at 4:30 p. m., and Bowman at 8 p. m.; June 9—Reeder at 3 p. m., and Hettinger at 8 p. m.; June 10— Mott at 4 p. m., and New England at 8 p.m.; and June 11—Flasher at 3 p. m. and Carson at 8 p. m. A. T. Lynner, mayor of Fargo, also will speak in behalf of the Nonparti- san slate at the Fargo picnic May 29. Tulsa Pastor Named Presbyterian Chief Denver, Colo., May 27.—(7)—Led by their newly elected moderator, the Rev. Dr. Charles W. Kerr of Tulsa, Okla., commissioners attending the 144th general assembly of the Presby- terian church in the U. 8. A. Friday plunged into a mass of business. Dr. Kerr was elected on the third ballot Thursday. Friday by the house ways and means committee by a 16 to 9 vote, Acting Chairman Crisp lines were*split on the ballot, The treasury department declined, to many any recommendation regard- BUTTER Tender Creamed CHEESE THE said party| specializes in combination waves, U.S. INSPECTED MEATS - PHONE 332 400 MAIN Smoked Shoulders Sugar Cured Per Lb. C Every One Guaranteed Fresh No, 1 Creamery, (Limit), per Ib. ...... Shoulder 2 Pot Roast, lb. .8!¢| Veal Roast, Ib. .11c Cottage Cheese 81c | Weiners, Ib. .1144¢ Wisconsin Full Cream, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CALIFORNIA WAVE NOOK spiral tops with ringlet ends. Oom- plete, fr and oe aia: St, wa i 2 "Phone 631 Extra Values For Your Sunday Needs Carnation Milk 4 large 2 5 c cans ). ING, Minneopa, 16-0z. olives . 18c Salad ‘Dressing Minneopa, Mayonnaise or Thousand Island, 2 5 c 8-oz. jar, 2 for... 21c M.S. C. Biscuit Flour 16c Salmon 1-lb. can pink, BOE 6 REET Large Flako Pie Crust 15c The senior class will take over the|” . === leommission hearings at Lakota on! Without 7: 7 Program Tuesday evening during the|and Louise Sween in charge of ticke: | June 16. i Garlic, 1 Fig Bars rr customary class night festivities, This| sale. WING TER AN The applicants are Joseph Roubal, . Per Ib. 2 Fresh, tasty, event is to be held in the main audi-| Formal dedication of the high | j Lawton; Lee Wiita, Brocket, and E. ew iscovery 2 Ibs. for ....... Cc , torium at the World War Memorial |school year book, “Prairie Breezes F. Sanford, Whitman. | é Vegetables and Fruits wits building, at @ p.m. with parents and will take place at the last general a6- | The application of Leo Wengeler, | B Id Bl d ! if a % Eire in aegis |sembly in the high school auditorium, bake ee Minch anon | ul s 00 « ie class tory will be given by Friday morning at 10 o'clock. At this ion June 15, and on the same day an; Ay ‘ Paul Gussner and Doris Tait, follow-|time also, other awards for athletic | san japplicotion by W. B. Parnell, Cava-| | Do.you feel tired, draggy? Your blood Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Meat Department ed by the class prophecy, read byjand scholastic achievement will be ee, el be heard at Cavalier, (Both | Bo tron alone ia hard toabworn: aclante: | Fancy Fresh Dressed Frank Potter and Dorothy Tiedman.|made and report cards given out. Score Highest in Three Divi-|*"° for special certificates. has found that copper added to frori ine | Visit Paul Brown Duncan Wallace and Marian Morton 1932 Graduates reases the tonic effect tremendously, “ are to present the class will; with) Gradus re Ella Abel, Cammille; sions of Play-Day Con- (46 to Take Advanced | 0-80N, new copper and iron tonic, |fM | Cucumbers, large size, 1S (oe te 2lc George Moses and Abigail Roan of-|Agnew, Edward Agre. Louis Ahlen,| one builds rich, red blood so fast it amazed | 2 for .. . 3 pounds ............. fering the class rhyme and Luby Mil-|Floyd ' Anderson, Irene Anderson | tests Held Here Military Work at U | veovie wno'nave tried it. Get back your Lettuce, fancy large 915, | Oranges, medium sie, Gq Fancy Sliced Ba- Jer reading the class, poem. {Carroll Baker, Mabel Bashara, Myron Pe ernest teal |p| solid heads, 2 tor ..... Cf 2 dozen’............... 0IE con, 1%4-lb. pkg. 10c y elvi ye wi ring yt 2 te eee sri so the attr by tinder rcs "danet Bro, Ste of Wing, Seng and) Srn Et D> May MPa. | eurnons ack oreabiee |] Galeries ake, Ge | Ormees median Qe J yrne, Claude a e |Gibbs schools won cups last Satur- ‘ white, bunch ....15¢, y seeeeeee With the exception of musa! num [gure Chick, doce Con anata in Burleigh eountys annual pay| st the Universi of North Dakots Lett Be eC dbo Radishes, fancy fresh, Oranges, large size, Ft een Ore i ,_ Jt nner, Gaylord | cay contests in the high school, grade,| WHO have completed the R. 0. T. C. FINNEY’S DRUG STORE Qo] 2 dozen... ...65¢ Cho er Ib. c bers to be furnished by the juvenile|Conrad, Dan Cook, Art Cram, Keith] acral: s) » BYOC®,| Basic course have been selected for SERVICE DRUG STORE 4 DUNCHES ..severeeeeeee steeceeseeeeens sNops, pi Wise 60 band during the evening. |Crawford, David Davis, Clara Dun-|924 rural school Gaby Seria | : Onions, green fresh, 9 Grapefruit, seedless, 44 Alumni members, their husbands|can, Robert Eick, Raymond Eigell, aan Of Mins Sigua SeGRRe sided = = 3 bunches .........6066, JO [6 £0F oe eeeeeereees c Fancy Beef Roast— and wives or guests, will attend the|Marian Enright, Olive Fryer, Ralph ‘tk erintendent of ogi y i Carrots, fresh green, Lemons, large size, Shoulder, Ib. 16 alumni banquet and dance Wednes-|Goddard, Paul Gussner, Agnes Han-|SUPerin et i see rd ta offte , SE eet 15c per dozen ree ai, 28 r, per Ib.....16¢ day evening at which the graduates|scn, John Heiser, Paul Hermann. = A tee | binary on a ine e Wh fi d ye rie. New Potatoes, Rolled Rib, Ib.......20¢ ‘ will be guests of honor. Members of|Agnes Jacobson, ' Wilma Johnson;/*W"ds a cup to the school winning erever you go, you ‘Tin tastier lop 15 23c the class of 1927 are in charge of the|Leona Jordan, Herbert Krueger. |*H€ highest, point feats serena extra fancy, poritb, .., Rade bd eerste wes ie. Fresh Ground Meat Loaf function, with a committee com; Elizabeth Leach, Phyllis Light-|S0" Totaling of points scored in ° Peas, fresh green, » large size, of Miron Rierson, Marian Melville hi er, William Little Donald Lund, he athletic, SERRA ee this malt - packed fu | poun Ss per Ib. ..... verrrevsee LOC | per bushels... COC (no cereal), 1 5 . Goon, rents ue peat Mae ayn the county superintendent's fee > ee Aeroecuammemene: 6 Per Ib. ......-.. c ney, Nina Melville, Luby Miller, . There’s no cause for : VITAMIN B IN BRAN Howard Miner, Adeline Mork, Marian|,,WiD& scored 871-2 points in the alarm when the over- verse talmnaatiie Fide lecearmaseay Swift’s Premium Daisies, ¥ Morton, George Moses, Betty Mul.|2!8h school division, Sterling 55 weight is in a can of Blue te ae ied ira 1 to 2-Ib ; bak |vaney, Liord Murphy, Alpha ‘Neleen, {Paints in the grade division, and Gib- Ribbon Malt. Today, as Rea SrMee; Sane, RESEARCH REVEALS Nellie Nelson, Ione Nogzle, Sexten| S36 in the rural section. always, it is packed full All Orders $1.25 Delivered Free boil or fry, Norlin, Lena’ Betty Orluc Harris|,,Wing students in all divisions won 3 pounds, but more ime DEE DOE si. aids 4:5 Cc lOwens, Helen Parke, Ruth Paulson,| 20! 1-2 points to set the pace in the Portant than quantity is Also Has “Bulk” to Further | Frank Potter, Lillian Psilolihnas Ppbspelld errr eget Loi pecan rahe Assist Elimination, and R&IPh Satine ryetea ane Other teams entered scored as fol- Ribbon Malt you get the . Iron for Blood Russell Saxvik, Iris Schwartz, |W: Driscoll 40, McKenzie 70 1-2, most of the best, Charles Shearn, Woodrow Shepard eek 1 a ee ny Moftit ; Jitamin [Ruth Shuren. Anna Sjersiee, Myrtle | ijt.) clear ee So ) 9 1-2, One of the functions of Vitamin |skiftum, Elizabeth Slattery. Frenees ES siprien te ye orencs Uiaee B is to help tone the intestinal tract, (Slattery, Olga Solheim, Robert Stack. j (No. 1) 4, Florence Lake (No. 3) 13 and promote elimination. Now, lab- house, Jalmer Swenson, Doris ‘Tait, (17° Gibbs 36, Morton 5 1-2, Pleasant cratory experiments show Kellogg's | Helen Tagart, Quintin ‘Taylor, Dor. |View 30 1-2, Regan 31 1-2, Sibley (No, 4 Au-BRan contains this valuable othy Tiedman, Melvin Timm, John 2),®, Sibley (No. 3) 5; Telfer (No. 3) | vitamin, Ulsrud, Omer Walla, Duncan Wallace. ee en | In addition, Aut-Bran brings a Joseph Walter, Walter Ward, Erma =. plentiful supply of “bulk” —which | Weinberger, Grace Weinberger, Ade- |S? 1+ * Provides the “ballast” needed to ex- /line Wenaas, Ione Wenner, Evel n} ‘ sae, ercise the intestines. | Wick, Homer Woodland, Marian wor-|26 File Petitions This “bulk” in ALL-BRAN is simi- | 2° Joseph Wright and Marian Yea- : Jar to. that of lettuce, Inside the | In Burleigh County | you see it in the padhae. grated |Frank A, Larson Is rentals candlates 45r ae - sorbs moisture, and forms a soft ‘. 7 + jcounty offices ha i. 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