The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1933, Page 3

4 j HABEAS CORPUS IS SOUGHT BY PLUMBER Forsythe Begins New Effort to Establish Self As Trades- IN LICENSE BATTLE: THERE'S A STYLE IN_ HOLEPROOF HOSIERY FOR EVERY MOTHER! Remember your mother with something per- sonal on this day of. days. A gift box of Holeproof Hosiery, for instance, containing the kind of stockings she likes. Something conservative like “Foggy” and “Clear” in a medium weight if she's so inclined ... some- thing dashing like ‘Sun-up” and ‘Sun-down” in a cobweb sheerness if she's young and man Here A new chapter in Bismarck’s plumb- ing ordinance battle opened before Judge Fred Jansonius in Burleigh county district court late Wednesday afternoon. Ralph Forsythe, who admittedly has been practicing the plumbing trade here without a city license, ap- Pealed to Judge Jansonius for a writ of habeas corpus against being jailed for violation of the city plumbing or- dinance, the constitutionality of which is challenged by Forsythe’s counsel. Judge Jansonius set the hearing on; the appeal for 10 a. m., May 12, Forsythe Wednesday was placed un- der technical arrest by Police Chief C. J. Martineson under order of Po- lice Magistrate Edward 8. Allen. The defendant was fined $100 and $6.55 costs and sentenced to serve 30 days in the city jail last Jan. 14 for violation of the plumbing ordinance, but Magistrate Allen suspended the Sentence and fine. The magistrate revoked the sus- Pension, however, and ordered For- sythe’s arrest when Forsythe recently, fashion conscious. Whatever her tastes, you'll find just what suits her best... in Holeproof, 79¢ = $1.00 - $1.35 R ichmonds Bootery Se ED Ask to see Holeproof Color Ensemble Book before the city commission, openly threatened to continue to violate the ordinance. “If you throw me in jail,” he challenged, “you will have to feed my family, id there are eight mouths to feed.” Forsythe had appeared before the board to appeal for a re-marking of his last examination before the plumbing board for a license. Consider President For State University Three members of the state board of administration were en route to Grand Forks Thursday for confer- ences regarding choice of a president “Believe me, | know a low price when I see one— rm buying my tires NOW! The Lowest Price Six Cylinder 4-Door Sedan in America Now on Display The Standard Plymouth Greatest List of Me- chanical Features on Any Low Cost Car Including Floating Power. Hydraulic Brakes. X Type Frame. Centrifuse Brake Drums. 4 Piston Rings. 4 Main Bearings. Silent Chain Drive. * Full Pressure Lubrica- tion. 70 H. P. Motor. Shockless Steering. Safety Steel Body. Goodyear AWT Tires. Ete. $640.00 at Bismarck Fully Equipped Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. Est. 1914 r Right now Goodyear is concentrating on two main lines of tires. This saves money for the factory that builds them —for the dealer who sells them—and for the car owner who buys them. If you want to know how real these savings are— and how much they mean to you—just check up on today’s price of the size you need, and at the same time take a careful look at the finest quality that ever honored the Goodyear name. This stepping up of quality, this stepping down ot price leads the way to a ‘better deal for everyone . —and that’s what we all want now. Best of all—it means that everyone can afford new Goodyear. Tires, especially if you buy now while prices are still low. $4.85 Vulcanizing Experts Phone 700 for the University of North Dakota to succeed Thomas F. Kane, who has offered his resignation. Nelson Sauvain, chairman of the board, R. M. Rishworth and Laura Sanderson are the members on their way to Grand Forks. Members of the board have inter- viewed O. S. Wood of Denver univer- sity, who is understood to have come here to apply for the post. J. C. West, superintendent of schools in Grand Forks county, who has been mention- ed for the position, also was in Bis- marck recently, Over 50 applications have been filed with the board of administration for the position. Buy or Sell Through The Tribune Want Ads THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY, 11, 1933 Sheriffs Gather at Jamestown Meeting Jamestown, N. D., May 11—(7)— Sheriffs and police officers of North Belen convened here Thursday, with C.C. Turner, warden of the state peni- tentiary at Bismarck, presiding. Speakers at the opening session this afternoon were district judge R. G. McFarland, R. D. Chase, Stutsman county states attorney and P. W. La- nier, Jamestown attorney. There are 330 parishes with 600 clergymen misistering to over 2,500,- 000 persons under the Bishop of Southwark, England. The nests of bald or golden eagles weigh from 10 to 12 pounds. maAtaince. OUR 3 In Observance of His ‘Lordship married money, AND, oo IT CAME A WIFE! It cost her a lifetime of regret to learn that the names in the New Yorktelephone book are as good 08 those in Burke's Peerage .:-. The story of an ‘American Beauty transplantedinEng-, Fi and’s dissolute nobility ... Wingreene and Mrs. Frank Bavendick, accom- panied by Mrs. R. E. Morris, will sing “When ‘Twilight Weaves,” “Mother-Oh My Mother” (Burleigh). Tonight and Friday Admission 25c Daily 2:30 - 7:15 - 9 achieves a heart-strike in W.Somerset Maugham’'s stage success , pee yr a ; ®) BETTERS With ANITA LOUIS E’ GILBE WN National Music Week, Mrs. G. 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