The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1932, Page 7

BUYING POWER OF FARMERS MUST BE RAISED, NYE SAYS) Says People Will Not Find Be- ginning of Recovery on Market Pages Minot, N. D., July 29.—(@)—When People get théir noses off the stock market page and come to a full real- ization that the return of prosperity will not first be noted there, but will occur when the purchasing power of agriculture is returned, then recovery from present conditions will be speed- ed, Senator Gerald P. Nye said in Mi- not Friday. Too much attention has been paid to stocks and too much legislation has been enacted to improve conditions on the theory that if the prices of stocks raise, prosperity will return, in the belief of Senator Nye. Restore the purchasing power of agriculture, and stocks will take care of themselves, he thinks. The North Dakota senator has made observation that the industrial east is coming to the same belief he maintains, but not fast enough, he éays, Regarding the coming presidential election, Senator Nye said what he previously has declared, that his ac- tivity in the campaign will principally have to do with obtaining re-election of himself, and not work in behalf of any presidential candidate. People Fully Capable He believes the people are fully ca- pable of deciding for themselves whom they want for president, and doubts whether anything he might do would make much difference in the outcome of the presidential race. Referring to the fact that he cam- paigned for Hoover four years ago, the senator said he is not “particu- larly proud” of some of the promises he made at that time, regarding what might be expected to be carried out in event of Hoover's election. “I think the president has fallen down badly on what he might have done out in the agricultural regions,” Senator Nye said. “Whether anyone else would have done better is a ques- tion.” To the question of what presiden- tial candidate he intends to vote for next November, the senator said he did not prefer to answer at this time but declared that he believed that the people, some time prior to the elec- tion, are entiled to know where their public officers stand on the question, “even though it may not make much difference to the voters.” The senator came to Minot Thurs- Seriously Injured In Fall from Horse New England, N. D., July 29— Henry, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Wolf, who live in the Tepee Butte country south of Havelock, has unconscious in the Dickinson hospital for nearly a week, following an accident while riding horseback. The boy fell from the horse, which stepped on his head, causing a bad fracture. ‘The boy's condition is considered critical, Hold Funeral for Victim of Tragedy Funeral services were to be held at the Perry Funeral Home here at 4 Pp. m. Friday for Jacob Reed, local man who killed himself with a shot- gun Thursday. Rev. Emil Benzon of- ficlated. The body will be taken to Sanborn for burial. Peter Reed of Sanborn, a brother, was here for the funeral. Besides his brother, Reed leaves his widow, four daughters and two sons. Local Man’s Brother Saved from Drowning Ludwig Quanrud and a cousin o Theodore Quanrud of Bismarck, was saved from drowning near Bagley, day evening from Bismarck, where he attended a meeting of Republican nominees, called by William Langer, gubernatorial nominee. Lauds Langer’s Motive Regarding the proposals of Langer to initiate several proposed laws, which were looked upon by disfavor by a majority of the nominees and other league leaders present, Senator Nye said it might appear Langer is in bad light by reason of the fact his Fropesals were not approved, but the as sire to do something worthwhile for the state. However, Senator Nye feels that with the league-controlled legislature scheduled to convene within about two months after the general elec- tion, the proposals might better be submitted to it for careful study, rather than putting a mass of pro- Posed legislation before 200,000 voters. many of whom would lack an intelli- gent understanding by reason of no: having studied it. From Minot, Senator Nye Friday afternoon went to Antler to speak at & Bottineau county picnic. Saturday forenoon he is to attend a conferenc: at Fargo called by the Greater North Dakota asociation; Sunday he wili speak at an American Legion picnic at Kindred and Thursday he will speak at a similar picnic at Lisbon. FARMER GORED TO DEATH Yankton, 8. D., July 29.—()—Bert ‘Vanderbrand, 55, farmer northwest of Yankton, was gored to death by a bull ‘Thursday night. VO 0 er sae cut PICNIC The Luther League of the First Lutheran church will hold a picnic Sunday evening, July 3ist. Everybody meet at the church at 5 o'clock. Picnic will be held south of town at the usual place. Everybody come for @ good time. Committee in Charge. ALG. A Ile Barr Brand Peas, 27 c med, size, 2 cans New. Potatoes, 10 pounds ..... 18-K Asparagus, No. 1 square can 3lc COOK’S GROCERY 1.G.A. STORE . Specials Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Raspberries, Blackberries, Plums, Apples if CAROL FLOUR, 49-Ib. sack ....98c FRESH APRICOTS, 15-Ib. box $1.10 25 Bred Spread Preserves, 14 02. glass, : 25c @ 166 i... se Corn, good grade, 3 CANS ...0.0020 Plums, large baskets, each ... 49c Roy Quanrud, Buxton, a brother of | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932 Minn., Wednesday by Arnold Higdem of Bagley, according to the Associat- ed_Press. The two were bathing in Lake La- Mond when Quanrud went beyond his depth. Unable to swim, he sank, and was rescued by Higdem. MAY GET WESTERN JOB New York, July 29.—(7)—It was re- Ported in railroad circles Friday that Winthrop M. Daniels, professor of transportation at Yale university and former interstate commerce commis- sioner, would be offered the position of commissioner over the western railroads, Use the Want Ads County Commission Is in Session Here Members of the Burleigh county commission were in session at the courthouse Friday to give hearings to taxpayers on the 1932 budget. A. C. Isaminger, county auditor and secretary of the board, said that the board was not expected to adopt the budget at the meetings Friday. Enderlin Wallops Jamestown Juniors Harvey, N. D., July 29—(#)—In an- other slugging fest here Friday, En- fa ra ieenene 11 4 Princess Patt Coffee—3 Ib. pail with 1 5- Ib. bag suger DL 25 FANCY SPRING CHICKENS Patterson Seal Sliced Peaches, 212 tin, Ce eee er, 35c Post Toasties, 2 pkgs. Dromedary Grapefruit Juice, No. 1 tin, 2 5 c 3 for Economy Grocery Cowan Bldg. Phone 34 FIRST CROSSED THE COUNTRY Sabet were Lniding the weal » Sonal In 1860 the Pony Express riders established the first regular overland mail service between St. Louis and ’Frisco. Pabst famous for 88 years. PURITAN MAIT Manufactured ty PABST. Miloauhe : 710 Thayer BUTTER PLUMS Baskets eres MO PEACHES inte Gein... ROO MINCED HAM BARLEY BLOOM Yet even before those hearty plainsmen first rode through to the coast, Pabst of Milwaukee were making the world’s finest brew. And today Pabst offer you Puritan Malt, blended and perfected with the experience of three gen- erations. That’s why Puritan Malt is sodepend- ~ able. It gives you the quality that has made DICK’S GROCERY 1.G.A. STORE AIlT. G. A. Specials Carnation Milk, Tall, per can Patterson Seal Sauerkraut No. 2% Tins— 2 for .. Star Lobster, % new pack, 2 for 3c Minneopa Small White As- No.1 ting, tb, «.. LC ih. boxes .. $1.20 Plums, Red, per basket .. 411 Broadway | dertin defeated Jamestown, 18 to 2, in | stroke. the second/of the first-round engage- ments of the American Legion state junior baseball tournament. In the first game, played Thursday night, Minot scored a 26-to-3 victory over Esmond. Other first-round games are Carrington versus Coopers- town and Mandan versus Aneta, both Friday afternoon, DIES AT BUFFALO, N. D. Valley City, N. D., July 29—(7)— William Jesperson, 32, Chicago, died while visiting at his home near Buf- falo, N. D., Thursday. Death was be- lieved to have been caused by sun- Sunday. Virginian Renamed To Farm Loan Board Washington, member of the federal board. Vaiden was appointed last March to fill the unexpired term of a retiring member, and for 13 years previous was president of the Federal Land bank of Baltimore. One or It’s age-tested. Phone 279 16c ORANGES pe” ......42¢ Y% Ib. prints, Lb. . PURITAN MALT Per .49c Luncheon Meat 25c Chocolate Raisin Cream Pastry Shoppe 104 Fourth Street The popularity of this combination spe- cial induces us to again offer Saturday only, July 30th [Layer l Caramel Nut | Cake and One dozen delicious cookies of any variety for 21¢ One layer cake and one dozen cookies— Value, 30c. Sold Saturday only for 21¢ Please select early. Low Prices Funeral services will be held July 29.—(?)—Presi- dent Hoover Friday reappointed Vu- losko Vaiden of Farmville, Va., as a farm loan Low price means noth- ing unless it is linked to quality—here quality is never sacrificed to price. But because of careful Sunkist Oranges, fair size, 2 doz. .. 53 Cc Santa Rosa Plums large basket .... 60c Fancy Apples, 21% Ibs. for ..... 25c Fancy Eating 20 c Cherries, per Ib.. New Potatoes, per peck ... 2le Pure Cider Vinegar 24 oz. bottles, 2 for 3 5c Post Toasties; 2 Ige. pkgs. for . ay Sliced Peaches— lo. 214 size can, 35 Cc 25c 15c Sauer’s Pure Van- illa, 40c bottle for Sauer’s Pure Van- illa, 25c bottle for Skipper Sardines— 1¥% oz. size. 5 cans for buying we are able to offer really outstand- ing values. The following are just a sugges- tion: P HW Q a a4 1400 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Faney Apricots — for a 1.15 ..25¢ Cantaloupes, large, 2 for Fancy Eating Pears, basket Oe ee —— eee Fresh Corn — Fresh Peas — Wax Beans — Celery — Head Lettuce — Tomatoes — Cucumbers — Carrots — Beets — Green Onions —- Cabbage — Green Peppers — Parsley Skipper Sardines, 4 size, 3 cans for 25c 49c King Oscar Brand— Kippered Snacks, 4 cans for Imp’t. Anchovies, 4 18c size cans for ..19¢ Fancy Blanched Peanuts, 1 Lb. Pkg. for Fancy Dates, 2 lb. pkg. for Fancy Spanish Peanuts, 1 Lb. Pkg. 15c for Phone 1400 TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS THE WONDER. LOAF ALL BUTTER BREAD MORE MONEY () € your COMMUNITY Just that! Butter fat is one of the most im- portant products of this nation. It should bring in a large part of our community’s income. But butter fat prices are so low that there’s no money in it for the farmer. He has less to spend. Everyone, in town or country alike, feels the pinch of this condition. We have joined forces with bakers all over the country who baking All-Butter Bread, using pure er utter instead of substitute oils and f: ening. This movement is spreading -fire. Already it has cre= ated a new n et for thousands upon thou- sa f butter. The price of butter (0 up if everybody—you—your upport the plan and insist upon this 1-Butter Bread, THE WONDER LOAF, wi enjoy this richer, more delicious bread. all, there is no shortening as good as ) zo no: pana ttt Fann aa ann yn " Phone 371 More of Quality Foods for the Price SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY FLOUR, Carol Brand, 49 Ib. hag, $1.05; 98 Ih. bag $1.95 Pts., doz. MASON JARS— Qts., doz. 89e BALL MASON CAPS, doz. ... JAR RUBBERS, JELLY GLAS 75e -23¢ -23e Look over the I. G. A. Ady. for our week's specials. We'll We'll fill your welcome you at our store, or phone us.. order carefully. AILG. A. | We Specials | Deliver The best of Fruits and Vegetables Raspberries — Blackberries — Cantaloupe — Piums Pears — Seed Gra ~~ Watermelons — Cherries Grape Fruit Vegetables New Peas — Wax Beans — Sweet Corn — Carrots Cabbage — Tomatoes ~- Celery — Lettuce — Beets Cucumbers — Cabbage — Green Peppers : Grocery Department PRINCESS PAT COFFEE, 3 Ib. Pail and 5 lbs. Sugar, BOTH FOR MINNEOPA SLICED PEACHES— Large Cans, 2 for POST TOASTIES— Large Size, 2 for No. 1 Cans, 3 for STAR LOBSTERS— OO) BP OADB os vette cn sce peeas ‘50s ee MINNEOPA ASPARAGUS TIPS— White, per can ............. freee LOGAN'S SPECIAL—2 Ib. roll Fancy Creamery Butter Meat Department —~Government Inspected Quality Meats— MILK FED VEAL— Shoulder Roast, per Ib. ..... 14 and 16c BEEF POT ROAST— PSOON: DOR MB Sess sie a vc 18 and 20c BONELESS PICNIC SHOU! ERS—., 4 to 5 Ibs, per Ib. oo... .2le MINCED HAM—No Cereal added— x 118 Third St. v DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30 a. m—2:30 & 4:30 pm. % Close 8 P. M. TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS. .