The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1933, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1933 ROOSEVELT SIGNS GOLD CLAUSE LAW ‘Approves Measure Providing For Bond Payments in Legal Tender Notes Washington, June 6—(#)—On the federal lawbooks is a declaration that all promises to pay with gold may be legally settled with paper money. President Roosevelt Monday night signed the resolution voiding the “gold clause” written in billions of government securities and more bil- ions of private bonds and mortgages. It had been adopted by the house ana senate within a scant 10 days of the time it was submitted to them, un- heralded by previous announcement. Since gold has been unavailable since March for any payments, pub- change in the existing situation, mere- jy ratifying it. It does, however, re- Neve the treasury of having to prom- ise gold payment in new bond issues, @s well as serve formal notice that liberty and all other bonds which may fall due or be called will be settled in Jegal tender. j Extensive new financing is due in the immediate future. Meanwhile, the campaign against gold hoarders is in full swing, with department of justice agents beginning their calls on 1,000 persons named on treasury lish as suspected of holding more than $100 in gold each. All are being asked to turn it in unless they already have done so, and warned of the punishment if they fail. The to- tal believed now being hoarded amounts to $600,000,000, Those who refuse to part with the gold or gold certificates may have their names published before any at- tempt at prosecution is made. GRAVELED ROADS GOOD Gravel highways in North Dakota were reported by the state highway department Tuesday to be in good condition, with earth roads in fair Lions Governors in Fifth District A lump of fresh burnt lime in the drawer or case in which they are kept will preserve steel articles from rust various officials also have been in- Airplane Licenses tee: W. MURRAY ALLAN Are Issued by Board Following a meeting of the state railroad commission, Fay Harding, president, announced Tuesday the is- suance of one transport pilot's li- cense and renewal of six other licen- ses. 2 A transport pilot's license was is- sued to Olaf R. Vinje, Hillsboro. Renewed were the licensee of Olaf Anderson of Oaks, and George W. Al- 'brecht of Roseglen, Russell J. Mc- Nown of Northwest Airways, Inc., } Minneapolis; Harold W. Price, Gren- ora, N. D., and Clifford E. Clark, Val- ley City, transport pilots; and Walter | M. Ramage of Langdon, private pilot. ; | Jamestown Arranges | Celebration Program Jamestown, N. D., June 6—(}— Program details for “governor's day” here next Monday have been arranged by committees of Rotary, Kiwanis and ji ee ad ‘ay first pete e-| Baby! uring tim = buchedreamar, in aos, c. N| © Use the Want Ads We Welcome You LIONS To the Progressive City of Bismarck We hope what you learn about Bismarck will leave a pleasant and lasting impression... > W. E. TRACY NEWTON L. HANEY lic or private, the new law makes no| condition. North Dakota and Saskatchewan ieee ic tnia a ona oc asec LIONS of the Fifth District We are glad to have the opportunity to welcome you to Bismarck. While here you are invited to visit us and make use of our various garage services which are under experi- enced supervision, Our entire personnel will eagerly await your commands. Wilde Motors, Inc. A. C. Wilde, Lion 304 Fourth Street ‘W. Murray Allan of Grand Forks, W. E. Tracy of Duluth and Newton L. Haney of Sioux Falls have played an important part in the develop- ment of the Lions movement in the Northwest and last year were elected wovernors in their respective dis- tricts. | Allan received his high school edu- cation in Edinburgh, Scotland, al- though he was born in Brooklyn. He is a member of Alpha Pi Zeta, an honorary fraternity, and is a Scot- tish Rite Mason. Allan is minister of the Plymouth Congregational} church at Grand Forks. Eight years previous to his services with the Plymouth Congregational church he served as a Methodist Episcopal pas- tor. Commission Orders Uniform Truck Rates As the result of an order by the state railroad commission requiring uniform rates on truck lines, five truck operators last week filed re- vised schedules of freight rates which have been approved by the commis- sion. A reduced schedule of cream rates filed by the Turtle Lake Transfer Line has been approved by the com- mission, making the rates practical- ly the same as railroad rates. A special motor freight certificate was granted Odin C. Knutson of Lid- gerwood. The commission also announced that hearing in the matter of reduced electric rates on the lines of the Mon- tana-Dakota Power company in the northwestern part of the state will be held late in June or early July. Phone 1500 SSSSS9PISSSSSSSSSSSOSSS 99 9SSSSS SOS! SEEEOOOIESE Oscar H. Will & Co. | The Largest Seed and Nursery Concern in ‘the Northwest Welcomes to Bismarck The LION of the Fifth District ‘You Are Cordially Invited to Visit Us During oa Your Stay in Bismarck -——____.. —~_+—_ & | Strange But True | News Items of Day (By The Associated Press) | oe OFFERS HAVEN FOR LOVERS Camden, N. J., June 6—(P)—If sis- ter’s beau can't bribe little brother to stay out of the parlor, there's still Lewis B. Simon's “haven for lovers” beside the Cooper river parkway. Simon put up a sign on his prop- erty calculated to increase the pulse rate of any average swain. It reads: “Lovers may park beyond this sign at own risk—police must keep out.” “There's no criminal offense in lov- ing,” says Simon. “And lovers ought not to be bothered by police, who should earn their money in some other way.” SSSS9S PPS SSSSS POSS S SSS SSS SOF SS SPO P POPS SS S ON GENERAL PRINCIPLES Hoopestown, Ill.—Never in this town’s history was there ever a saloon within its borders, yet the voters registered disapproval of the 18th amendment in Illinois’ state-wide election. BISMARCK The Busy Little City Extends a Most Hearty WELCOME To All of the Visiting Lions of the Fifth District Central Meat Market On Fifth Street Opposite Patterson Hotel LIFT DANCING BAN campus without getting into trouble’ with the college's board of trustees. Dancing, prohibited for more than 50 years, regained its social preroga- chairman, A. V. Proudfoot, was the target of eggs last spring when stu- dents were striving to lift the ban. Petitions for Recall Are Received in City Petitions for the recall of District Judge W. H. Hutchinson of LaMoure, bearing several hundred signatures, have been forwarded to the secretary of state’s office here, Secretary of State Robert Byrne said the petitions will be referred to] those directing the drive for recall petitions. BISMARCK TRIBUNE PATTERNS Indianola, Iowa.—Students of Simp-| $ son college may now dance off the] $ tive by action of the board, whose] § Minnesota and Manitoba Fishing, golf, anl reading are his favorite pastimes. He is an author- ity on the life of Abraham Lincoln, having made a particular study of the great emancipator’s biographies. Allan is chairman of the board of governors. Tracy is a well-known attorney and has been judge of the probate court of Lake county, Minnesota, for the {last two terms. He took his law work at the University of Michigan, grad- uating with the class of 1908. He is affillated with the Masons, Shrine and Ionic Lodge, A. F. and A. M. South Dakota He has two sons, one 18 years old and the other 20. Haney is a Baptist minister at Sioux Falls and chaplain of the South Dakota state penitentiary. He also writes insurance. Haney's spare time has been di- vided among three dominant inter- ests, Lionism, hunting and fishing. He has two sons and two daughters. The South Dakota governor was born at Alva, Miss., and he received his higher education at Simmons University, Abilene, Texas. This Store That Stands for Quality and Service... . Extends Welcome to You Boys of Lionism. Lion’s high standards make it a distinct honor for Bismarck to entertain you. Come in and see us while you are here, ’ [7a ora] mains ITTLE PACKING CO. 1 ities of this store. here pleasant and We Welcome You to Bismarck You are cordially invited to make use of the facil- this store eager to give you information and ren- der any service that will help make your stay Purity Bakery Co. 314 Main Avenue You will find the personnel of profitable. We Render 206 Main Avenue a Healthful Service JOHN F. CLASS HEALTH SYSTEM A. E. Elvin “Lion” Welcome, Lions Lions clubs, and the Jamestown cham- ber of commerce. Invitations have been issued to Governor and Mrs. William Langer, all elective state officials, members of the board of administration, R. M. Stangler, manager of the Bank of North Dakota, and W. J. maintenance division, the latter two formerly of Jamestown. Wives of the ant, of May your visit head of the state highway department : The Prince Hotel “ LIONS During their visit to Bismarck every ac- commodation and courtesy that our mod- ern hotel offers. You Are Welcome Indeed, we are anxious to render every service possible to make your stay pleas- homes many happy impressions about Bismarck. ROBERTS McNAB HOTEL Co. We Welcome You to Our City Its latch strings are out to each and every one of you. memories linger on everlastingly. North Dakota Power & Light Co. Bismarck - Geo. McCarney and Anton Johnson Lion members BRIEN’ Haberdashery 41% BOADWAY LION RAY Extends to the that you may carry back to your Operated by the Fifth District here prove worth while and its happy Mandan - Dickinson SELECT YOUR FABRICS WISELY PATTERN 2658 by Ohvne Mam The secret is out ... the favorite fabric combination for summer af- ternoons {s flowered sheer with net. The effect is quite breath-taking if you but study the frock sketched to- day. The chic yoke and “frou-frou” sleeves, as Paris calls them, are fashioned of net, the slender skirt and lower bodice use a ravishing flowered print. Or perhaps you'd like a sheer cotton for the entire frock! Pattern 2658 may be ordered only in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. Size 16 requires 2% yards 36-inch fabrics and % yard contrast- ing. Illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions included with this pat- tern. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly your name, address and style number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE WANTED. SEND FOR THE ANNE ADAMS FASHION BOOK, showing Paris- inspired molels for every sewing need —all practical and easy and econom- ical to make. figure, junior and kiddie styles; lin- gerie and accessory patterns are also featured. PRICE OF CATALOG, PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY- FIVE CENTS. Address all mail orders to The Bis- marck Tribune Pattern Department Models for the larger FIFTEEN CENTS. CATALOG AND 243 West 17th Street, New York City. Whether sufficient signatures to force a recall election are available or when they will be filed was not known at the secretary of state’s of- fice, SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING Pipestone, Minn., June 6.—(#)—For smuggling saw blades to four prison- ers who escaped from the Pipestone county jail two weeks ago, Leonard Hayes, Sioux Falls, 5. D., has been sentenced to a one-year term in ‘Stillwater penitentiary. Working Women KEEP ;WELL ‘AND LYDIA E. PINKWAMS TABLETS _ of the Fifth District We have enjoyed many meetings of Lions on former occasions in other cities .... You Were Mighty Good to Us We are more than glad to do our ut- most to reciprocate during your visit in Bismarck. R. T. Grocery 204 Fifth Street The Grand Pacific Hotel Bismarck Hotel Grand Pacific Eat Shop Extends a Sincere Welcome to All Visiting Lions. Our service is at your disposal. Ask for Lion Peterson or Lion Halverson. 5 WE EXTEND THE RIGHT HAND OF WELCOME TO LIONS As wholesalers of automotive accessories in Bismarck for many years we have served this community and feel proud of our city. YOU WILL LIKE BISMARCK QUANRUD, BRINK & REIBOLD BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA (Turner’s Orchestra will entertain you daily from 6 to 8)