The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1933, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1938 Bismarck Public Schools || SIRPINS POWER 10 | :u'ctANCES SHORTENED‘: 3 GRAND FORKS FOLKS Development Portrayed by Tribune pri ae Deal Is Made at Conference Be-| norttwess is seitingly toregel in| mee Sem fp sarkably ahort from page one tween Industrial Body, City [Thins ot Bene Mh, Te, em tae | rime, of eight, days, the last day's arly Approval Is: March 1.1983, ection of the, sue nevspaper| Expected; Finance per, now in its 60th year of + ANTENDANCE MARKS}: x > i Volk, 4 Sixth—Lols Drennen, Billie Borner, ; i biestion. press ‘and pasenger service had Plan Is Advanced |, fm pro ‘gf 210 At High School Had Perfect|ter ver sed Koon Waddigica, “s SCC 3 Records For Last Six- ue wee ne Industrial Commission Friday to pur- a ing 1 a Week Period Sas Burien. Robert Cher-|chase electrical energy produced by | the 12th ‘the State Mill and Elevator. Hulen Klee, Robert Boutrous, Russell p Lois Hektner, Robert| This action was urged by O, T. Dally at 2:30 - 7-9 ADMISSION 25¢ ~Tast Times Tonight TOM KEENE in “Renegades of the West” Comedy - News - Cartoon i) More than 500 students in six Bis- marck public schools had perfect at- tendance records last month or dur- ing the last six-week period, it is an- nounced by H. O; Saxvik, superin- tendent. In the high school 210 students 4 at Will Owen, Grand Forks attorney, and Dr. Irvine Lavine, chairman of the Grand Citizens committee to investi- tates and the advisibility municipal plant, who ap- Friday's meeting and pro- light and eh I: i “ i ped iit Fy i WR ELGG E B i 2 < i a6 | i a i CONTINU from page one State’s Greatest Rivals Will Meet For Championship g bgees By Psi | arate z Spf tt] 187 i PLE ‘That is the agreement between con- 1 leaders and the new presi- g s g gency program was enacted, the continuous session now is upon, y early next week, the president make laws of two more of nis lergency ideas—Beer revenue and economy. Next he expects his farm bill and a temporary employment re- f measure. Then are to follow railroad, banking, further employment £8 and other legislation as conditions not merit. with farm relief measures, some mem- stuck to the belief that their Plans would work better. General public approval of Roosevelt's idea, however, likely would impel these members to accept it for trial, par- ticularly since the chief executive ad- mits it is simply an experiment that might fag not work. PI Belfield Child Dies As Fire Burns Home Belfield, N. D., March 18—(P)}—The two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Snow was burned to |. |death late Friday in a fire that de- i |Stroyed their home and adjoining Col i i if <3 E dealers in mane as bankers and liquor dealers. By Egy Es g s ; A 2 ef j J iy § i Bees | li EE Will Support Legion) [or S"ruming sae chee wen with two handy field goals and Williston, N. D., March 18.—(P)— will wise made himself extremely will be solidty | to Augspurger played behind the local American Legion| usual steady game, dangers “tueck, [Post in making prepertions for the | Wiis! i = : buildings of the Lerfald coal mine, two miles northwest of here. eoked An older sister, five, was carried E It is not contemplated just now that | oi the burnin; i house by Marvin Cc 0 N T INU D Rew taxes will be needed. The hope lachuits of Belfield » few moments ¥ - before the structure collapsed. The View That U.S. Will celpts from existing higher taxes add- eiairohieg ee ee ae sae . Grant Recognition _|<1'2 ‘he 200000.000 reduction tn ex: spranned by a strong wind, the blaze s. rapidly fore help could To Russia Growing fummoned from Belfield and neigh- —_— ing farms, | ail of them native Russians, aso are| , ON TIN UE J) i ‘ons British subjects who will be rot “cent in number in ‘the Past British sul who 25 per cent nui Past | tried are LG. Thorton, chief erect, Editor Tells How year. Farm Relief Plan | - A regory. Would Raise Price aa also ware ations edi company were ,Gelivery of cotton in consideration of on their residences and company of-'a reduction in acreage, the theory be- fices last Saturday night, but were ing that the resulting increase in x |teleased Tuesday. These were Allan price would materially increase their Monkhouse, director of the company, total return from their 1933 crop. and Charles Nordwell. Both praised| These are but illustrations of the I manner treated while imprisoned. The application could | Monkhouse said an officer told him adapted to each of farm that his mterrogation had convinced products. If any provision is found to! the police he was innocent. unsat if hanged. An official police statement made ls ss sirn erica iz after the arrests said the imprisoned eae n participated in “wrecking activi- Remove Restrictions te ioe artaliatin of, eral On Dickinson Banks iy equipment in various cities and sought to put various power stations —_— | out of commission, Minneapolis, March 18.—(7)—Two —_ additional federal reserve member TURBINE TROUBLE IS banks in North Dakota and two in CAUSE OF ARRESTS London, March 18.—(7)—The cor- unrestricted basis, W. B. Geery, gov- respondent for Reuter’s (British) ernor of the ninth district fedreal re- News Agency at Riga, Latvia, report- serve bank, announced Friday night. ed Saturday that the arrest in Rus- They are the Liberty National an‘ sia of British employes of the Met- the First National Banks at Dickin- ropolitan-Vickers Electrical company 50n, N. D., the First National Bank a‘ | ———____ was understood to be closely con- Menomonie, Wis. and the First Na- | description of prises, SUPERCURLINE permanent waves. paseermpricaned rergescebeg the tional Bank at Washburn, Wis. tributor grants short-time $3.50. We use oil in giving all tere manents, Harrington’s. Phone 130, ATTENTION Farmers of Burleigh County The Bismarck Tribune is cooperating with the Burleigh county agent, Henry 0. Putnam, in putting out a Farmers Exchange List. The advertisements for this ex- change list must be in the hands of Mr. Putnam on or before the 25th day of March. There is no charge to the farmers for this service. Just use the blank below. Write plain and list any article that you may have for sale, exchange or want to buy. USE THIS SPACE FOR ITEMS THAT ARE FOR SALE ye He i Fy Pioneer Story Contest - ig chy trom 20 coraers of $100.00 in Cash ng i if ET i Warrior, Isabelle Wehlits, John Cleo Ann Allen, iy aula ape viel He Ree i I : ws Slcucumus Sl asecuccd BC i i F : Ff 7 last May. Metropolitan-Vickers supplied steel open in‘the district, Geery said. " 7FLEE 2 | i i BREEBEESE fal Atay ani Feeui SEE | woooce 252 wo at He eek ssf E i i 4 ge ebiiai USE THIS SPACE FOR ARTICLES THAT ARE WANTED i | her court of honor, Miss ! 5 u a BF SELSSSRRTSSRSSRKSRSBLSSRSSSHESERVS: § res if & >F : zi ei i mi 8 HW DY i d D 5 Send All Letters to Henry 0. Putnam, County, Agent, Blamarek, N. Dak. oeeee D oRRe