The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 2

‘ | SCOUTS WILL STAGE JAMBOREE TUESDAY Full Program For Afternoon and Evening Announced By Executive Bismarck’s nine Boy Scout troops ‘will compete against each other in a local scout jamboree to be held at Pioneer Park the afternoon and eve- ning of Memorial Day. The program will begin at 1 o'clock, with the boys assembling at scout headquarters in the city auditorium, it is announced by W. G. Fulton, lo- cal scout executive. The scouts will have all their contest equipment and food for supper, as well as enough food for three visitors. Knot tying, T. Johansen; scout pace, Dr. R. F. Krause; broken bones, Dr. J. O, Arnson or Dr. H. A. Brandes; Morse sending, Richard Schmidt; semaphore sending, Charles Liessman; archery, Robert Ritterbush; stretcher race, Robert Byrne and Henry Groves; knot tying, John Karasiewicz; fire by friction, C. W. Leifur; knot tying, T. Johansen; bugling, Curtis Dirlam; bandaging, Dr. or Brandes; Morse receiving, Richard Schmidt; semaphore receiving, Liess- man; ax throwing, Leifur; string burning, Byrne and Groves; and flint and steel, Rev. Father Henry Holle- man. Other events on the program in- clude concert by scout band at 3:30; mass contests at 4; games and relay races at 4:30; supper at 5:30; con- cert by band at 7; and troop pro- grams at 7:30. A court of honor is scheduled for 8 o'clock, under charge of the court of honor committee, which includes Dr. George S. Constans, W. H. Payne, F. H. Waldo, Dr. Arnson and J. N. Ro- herty. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933 ALLEGED WOULD-BE ROBBER ARRESTED Raymond Dant to Face Court! on Charge of Carrying Concealed Weapons Raymond Dant, alias Frank Snyder and Roy Roberts, former inmate of the state training school, was to face charges in Burleigh county dis- trict court Friday afternoon grow- ing out of his alleged attempt to rob a local filling station, according to Police Chief C. J. Martineson. The chief said Dant declared he would plead guilty to a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Dant was arrested last Friday night by two city policemen as he approached the Lomas Oil company Formal inspection of the troops at 2 o'clock will follow a parade through the streets of Bismarck, headed by the Boy Scout band. Individual contests, with a scout- master in direct charge of each, will begin at 2:30 o'clock at the park. These contests, with the scoutmasters who will be in charge, will include: consumed annually. the Panama Canal zone. 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OLIVES 8K, Placed Queens, 23c 12 OB Jar oo... eee see eeeeeevesonee Sweet Pickles .33e¢ Dill Pickles Carol, MUSTARD BE Salsd or Dumeldort, Large SOAP FLAKES i=" 100 LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars for ... .27¢ SOAP GRAINS, large pkg. .......15¢ SOAP POWDER, large pkgs. 2 for 27c Cocoa Hardwater Soap, 5 bars for 25c Johnston's, FANCY ECLAIRS eee GINGERALE #34," nicxey, ie. office at 917 Main avenue, allegedly to break into the building. Having been “tipped off” on the planned robbery, Martineson said, he sta- tioned the two policemen across the street to wait for the man. Martineson said Dant had in his pocket a pair of rubber gloves, stolen from Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, which he had apparently planned to tise while at work on the safe. The police chief declared that Dant had stolen a medical grip from the automobile of Dr. Stackhouse, which was parked in front of the A. W. Mundy resi- dence at 232 Avenue B West. The grip has been recovered. Another man who was “supposed to have been with Dant last Friday night” according to the “tip,” Mar- tineson said, has been arrested sub- sequently and will be charged with carrying concealed weapons. He is DANCE Saturday Night “at the Riverside Pavilion to the PIED PIPERS ORCHESTRA Admission 40 cents; Ladies Free John B. Brooks, former inmate of the state penitentiary, Martineson said he is attempting to link these two men with other crimes in the city, including the shooting through the windshield of a police officer’s automobile and striking of a filling station attend- ant over the head in a holdup. ° ne for Trying To Run Locomotive | Two men who allegedly at- tempted to start a switch engine in the Northern Pacific yards here late Thursday afternoon were in the city jail Friday. They were Roy Swan of Butte, Mont., and Carl McCann of Spo- kane, Wash. Though no charges have been Placed against them, police who arrested them claim they were drunk, Police Chief C. KA Mar- tineson said. zie es ae from the engine just as they began to tinker with the throttle, Mar- tineson said. 214 Spend Overnight In Bismarck’s Jail Two hundred and fourteen persons were lodged overnight in the Bismarck city Jail during April, to the monthly report of Police Chief Si J. Martineson to the city commis- sion, ‘Twenty-five arrests were listed in the report as follows: drunkenness 14, drunk and disorderly conduct 2, dis- orderly conduct 1, grand larceny 2, vagrancy 4, attempted theft of auto 1 and traffic ordinance violation 1, Hospital Prowler Is Lodged in Jail Having pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy, Joseph Manning of Chicago was in the city jail Friday in lieu of Paying a fine of $100 and court costs. He was arrested early Friday morn- ing after prowling about the Bismarck hospital property during the night. He was ordered to jail by Edward 8. Allen, police magistrate. 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Hamilton, extension engineer from the state agricultural college, will be in Burleigh county May 31 to co- operate with all Homemakers who de- ‘sire to improve their homes, it is an- nounced by H. O. Putnam, county agricultural ageht. Hamilton and Putnam plan to visit Homemakers who express @ desire for service on improvements. All Home- makers interested in the plan are urg- ed to communicate with Putnam im- mediately, since it will be impossible to visit all clubs and individuals. Hamilton will give advice on all farm engineering improvements, in- cluding construction or improvements of sewers. The engineer will not be able to visit this county after July 1, consequently all wishing to see him are urged to make arrangements im- mediately. lating the government on its policy | @aAwAaw for the world economic conference, expressed astonishment that the debt question was not on the conference agenda, adding that American opin- ion is against a moratorium. ‘Ina ip) cach of 99 per cent,” interjected Deputy Henry Franklin- Bouillon, “it must be remembered that Mr. Roosevelt is absolutely powerless to offer us a solution. He is the epee of congress.” M. Herriot objected to deprecating in advance the efforts of the Ameri- can president. Bismarck the Member of TheOrder of the GoldenRuleis — SONY sat fi Cenacle A esnedlons DELICIOUS MEATS Tender, fresh, savory, and best of all, low priced! Plan your meals around our great meat economies! 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