The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1933, Page 5

< Py » * “Tl i Mystic Circle Holds Fancy-Work Exhibit * with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. \ R. D. Hoskins, S04 Fourth St. * Warren Kiesel, senior at the Uni- versity of North Grand Forks, is here to spend a brief Easter vaca- tion with his father, J. E. Kiesel, 408 Becond st. nad e**% % Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scharf and Ramona Coghlan, Golden Valley, ismarck hospital. y 1 Meetings of Clubs, . 4 Fraternal Groups The Cosmos club will meet at 8 ‘e’clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. R. Van, Menje. _ Sixth St... Members of the Bismarck Study club will meet at 3 o'clock “shag eee the — of Mrs. H. ©. gFrehm, Fourth 8t. x * * The Past President’s Parley of the pperiean Legion Auxiliary will meet it 8 o'clock Monday evening at the jome of Mrs. E. F. Trepp, 231 West «. The Monday club will hold a meet- dng at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs, E.-P. Quain, 518 venue A. Mrs. P. C. Bakken will Officers Reelecfed By D. A. R. Chapter #3 sf FRE E 5 d Puneral services for Mrs. Agnes Jean Cowlthorp, farm woman of the Driscoll vicinity since 1906, were con- ducted from the Cowit and the Drigcoll community hall Fri- day afternoon. ~ ‘The body was buried in the Dris- coll cemetery. Mrs. Cowlthorp, who was 64 years old. died Tuesday from rheumatism, from which she had suffered for 16 years. She was born at Medford, Minn., Dec., 23, 1868, and was gtaduated from Owatonna, Minn., high school. She was married to John Cowlthorp Oct. 16, 1901, and for a short time lived at Sauk Center, Minn.,. and later at Medford. we ® paper on Scientists and Miss | #ince. ‘Ruth King yer give a book review. *+* - The Catholic Daughters of America ‘will hold their regular meeting ‘Mon- ay evening at 8 o'clock at St. Mary's guditorium. sk & Melnbers of tae Knights of Colum- ‘bus will have a Communion break- fast Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at Buford and is part of the old Trenton irrigation project, withdrawn from en- _THE BISMARCK SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1938 For Biamarek aoe Wie her Report ‘The Magic Lamp’ Witt Be Presented by First Six Grades During Music Week ) For the northern and cent Plains—Not much precipitati pian eee period indicat Sout slight the northern region: elsewhere Missouri river m, Bismarck pe eo joo . 28.00. Reduced to sea level, 2981. NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- Peretti Tit irri t tt tert BISMARCK, cid: Amenia, cay . 4 SSSVSSSSSASSEMESTS BeBBeeebeeseeecesseet ry o: , Cl Nye Tells Local Publisher Steps|Partins, “ity. Toward That End Are ay Being Taken B38R88' 2 s bi it said bh Tan é tion there was bad, but had it painted quite as in these translat re 5 “To do anything in the way of throug! of the international suesuasestaseseeeessscgecel s SRBRBRERBESSBERSBEREBESEEEET Mrs. Owen Acceptable As Envoy to Denmark Washington, April 8—(?)—A mes- sage from the king of. Denmark to partment Saturday said “You are aware course, that the Unit Not recognize Russia a the state de; -—________—_-+ | City-County News | Mr. and Mrs, John T. White, 211 Mandan 8t., Bismarck, are of @ boy born at 4:30 o'clock priday atte ernoon at St. Alexius hospital. Appeal in Elevator Case Has Been Filed Filed with the court Saturday, an appeal in the Wheat Growers’ Ware- house company case has been placed on the May calendar by the North Dakota court. Use the Want Ads try when the project was launched | three many years ago. Preference rights have been given to former service men until June 21, after which time public sonius in Burleigh ty court on Jan. 12 and asks for a new | applications will be received, should | trial. Good Entertainment on Sunday with a Special Turkey Dinner ~ And All the Trimmings ~—~60c HARRY TURNER And His Orchestra entertains from 12:30 to 2 p. m. and from 6 to 8 p. m. * 4G. P. Hotel Restaurant A Rendesvous fer Geed Eats any tracts remain. Egg tarnish can be removed from table silver: by. ToRMINE. wie poles Cr “He Will Never Stand Who Stands Upon His Own Strength.” Thos, Brooks. Self-insurance is self-de- ception. No man can carry his own risk without en- dangering his own capital. \ Let us take care of your Insurance Needs Investors Mortgage Security Co. F. A. LAHR, Pres. First Floor Dakota National Bank Bldg. Bismarck, North Dakota After the Auto and Style Show N TREASURY PLANS 10, AD RE-OPENING OF STATE INSTITUTIONS ss== Secretary Woodin Says It Will Put Additional- Money In Circulation Minnesota to Close Rural Credit Bureau The Minnesota rural credit bureau has carried on a business similar to that of the Bank of North Dakota, loaning on land mortgages. == STATE RAL BOARD SEEKS NEW RATES Contends Salt Tariffs Proposed By |. C. C. Examiner's Re- port Are Too High Exceptions to an Interstate Com- merce Commission examiner's report rates on salt are banking | being prepared by the North Dakota commission $2,000,000,000 non-govern: corpor: ation, with President Roosevelt Fri- ‘You may say,” Steagall told news- Papermen, “that the proposal’s prin- ciple is understood to have the ap- Proval of the administration.” He added tee een einr sense @ government guaran! jan, Based on the Glass banking bill of last session, the measure will provide for separation of investment affiliates from banks within two years; increase minimum capital for national banks from $25,000 to $50,000 and provide for dismissal of bank officials found incompetent. One of the sections still unsettled tentative draft of the measure. Reforestation Plans For Northwest Given Milwaukee, Wis., April 8—(?)—The reforestation program sponsored by the federal government as an unem- ployment relief measure will get un- der way in the lake states area with the establishment of the 30 wood- men’s camps in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. in an effort to obtain lower rates on package salt. Following submission of exceptions, oral arguments will be given before the I. C. C. at Washington June 7 to 9. President Fay Harding of the state commission, as a member of the western states cooperative com- mittee in this case, sat with the ex- aminer, and commissioners of other state commissions in hearing evi- dence. Representatives of the traffic de: partment of the state railroad com: mission submitted exhibits and oral testimony in support of reductions and urged a complete equalization of rates to North Dakota with those in immediately adjoining states. Hard- ing is expected to sit with the I. C. C. in listening to the final oral argu- ments at Washington. “While the report of the examiner does not wholly meet our views,” Harding said, “it does go, at some length, toward eliminating the dis- crimination now existing in the salt rates to North Dakote.” The examiner proposes percentages of the first class rate as fixed by the I. C. C. in various gs, in- cluding the class rate case. Secretary of A. C. Dies of Pneumonia Fargo, N. D., April 8—()—H. W.} Meardle, 66, secretary of the North | Dakota Agricultural college, who had | been on the staff almost since the es- ; tablishment of the college, died ati 11:15 a. m. Saturday at his home here. He had been ill a week with bronchial | pneumonia’ j an nT yw St. Paul, Al 5 e Y. M. C. A. team from Fargo, N. D., defeat-; ed the Midway “Y” of St. Paul in; the second Class B match of the: te | northwest volleyball tournament here | Saturday, 15-9, 15-11 NOTICE I HAVE MOVED My friends and customers will now find me at 310 Fourth Street. DEAN E. KYSAR Expert Watch Repairing MIDNIGHT SHOW SUNDAY Hotter and poy ate oe A laugh sensation! Dr. A. M. Fisher Physician and Surgeon - Announces the reopening of offices in the New Weinberger Building, corner of Fifth and Broad- way, Bismarck, N. Dak. At The Entrance on Broadway. PICTURES AMERICA | AS READY T0 LEAD TO WORLD STABILITY Hull Says Economic Nation: ism Has Choked Trade, Aided Depression Washington, April 8—(#)—In a painstaking description be launched by ry, Secre- tary Cordell Hull Saturday pictt the United States as about to lead the world out of a morass of economic nationalism, During the last 10 or 5 | years, the secretary of state told newsmen, the United States has been one of the nations chiefly responsible for “eco- nomic nationalism” in raising high tariffs and other barriers which have the United States sees its lity in halting this course and faces back in ® more sound and constructive di- rection. This he emphasized as the great purpose of the preliminary economic fe GUE eri ik > | 2 a it bl purpose government, Hull said the goal is a realization by the people, parliaments, cabinets, and chiefs of all nations, If the n&tions reach an unanimous agreement to this effect, he said, their representatives should be able to agree that the unprecedented barriers of in- ternational commerce should at least be very much modified and that each nation should face in the opposite tariff direction. Roundup, in a letter to Coroner A. D. Davis, said, she knew the man. Mrs. Rate Berred Glassner asked for a copy of the death Specific tariff rates will be left for |certificate, saying she would pay the the countries themselves to deal with, county for his funeral expenses. 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