The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1933, Page 3

' | , ? s BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1938 TTURNING THE SEARCHLIGHT | WINNPEG SALVATION Sees" 25." oon Se EE 3 BEHIND THE CURRENT SCENE }/ARMY BAND 10 GIVE|as*isout ri: SiS Gi Sghin Secs ec aa a FIVE DELEGATIONS MAKE APPEALS 10 fal i eaif ie: it , months. within ” PUBLIC WORK BODY | s+ Te, BOTE, BEFORE YOURE, aEEN waine|FIVE CONCERTS HERE}ssscecs: soe seam 6|* Sethe‘ ta met Sta ng ; ar eo ‘eee ta ten ce cee ie aa eee Mandan Asks Approval of $48,- /neer, ana Ww. D. Linch, Three Programs Will Be In- ‘Kidnaping’. Exposed [Pei si, however, the man’s denis! 000 Waterworks Im- | iegai teatures. doors, One Outdoors and As Love Nest Tryst point, by the ‘young. wonman, Ele at- _ Provement Project ths eee ot Noonen hed ¢ Beastie Another Over Radio ‘ns PE eee bop hedeapalicettrad wie itso waterworks plans peneeeRnnEay Akron, ©, Sept, 2—UP)— Devils Lake, B.D, Sept. 2-()-|which Nave been. Beepared by TR. oe Tuts, Fred Deis eal Saturday that | Moreen beatin ogee: Gladys Le Clerc, 21, of Windsor, Ont. had worked in a Wadsworth, ©,| A salmon has been timed to swim Five concerts will be presented here The state public works advisory board adjourned Saturday until Sep-| tember 11, after hearing five delega- tions Friday. Members of the board will be available next week in their home communities to those seeking in-; formation on how to make applica- tions wo Chairman 8, J./ i i 4 Sunday by the Winnipeg Salvation Army Citadel band, three indoors, one outdoors and one over a radio hookup from station KFYR. ‘The first will be given in the city auditorium in connection with Sal- vation Army services beginning at 11 a.m. good Nonpartisans, who were promised jobs but who have ‘The second, which will be the major [ie i : i gf 5 8 li s i 33 3 fh +e, : ag #85 i i ss > collect, are beginning to compare H. A. Bronson, Grand Forks attorney, | concert, will ited. ct Illes of the field who toll and spin not but ‘appear in gorgeous ral- |covirrviuts abo, westuing at 3 p. me are mutterings about it, too, which may break out in 4/4 half-hour open-air concert will be- talk almost any day. gin at 6:45 p. m. on the Northern %, gorgeous raiment comes from the fact that Bronson now is getting! Pacitic lawn opposite the Patterson] Womans Discovery month as attorney for the state mill and elevator. hotel. this institution got $50 a month and George! at 7:45 o'clock another program will Aids ‘Epidemic Fight be given, this in the World War Me- — confessed, in a moment of weakness, that to justify even that sum. morial building. The radio program( St. Louis, Sept. 2—(#)—Discovery ot is scheduled from 10 p. m. to 10:30 woman pat of projects under public works, procedure and forms of 59 ih g Ea i available at Gi Forks, beyevied at Williston, and I will be at Fargo. “When the board returns to Devils tan Pi Red for ‘an cee legal and engineering data affecting 5 much of its immediate program. The federal planning board board will cover projects at Mandan/mum of 50 cents an hour for waterworks extensions, Noonan | ski and in for new water and sewer system, . On this basis t! Harvey for proposed municipal elec-|ly wage for unskilled lal ii political fish is Bronson’s recent political June he campaigned for I. J. Moe as Republican candidate for & 88 i p.m. E Preceding the afternoon concert, the | of Canadian band will be escorted from (the Salvation Army citadel to the auditorium by the Bismarck Lone fi bor will be} came 1 Langer. By the time the governor was elected in/ scout band in a street parade. trie light plant, Bowbells for a wa-|$15. The working hours in any week/ the fall Bronson was a red-hot adherent. Henry Merritt is conductor of the terworks project, and Larimore for are limited to 30. The board has ‘The next entrance of the Grand Forks man was as the winner of! visiting band, George Weir conducts Margaret G. street and school improvements, | ssked for an interpretation and class-/ the $400-a-month plum. the male voice chorus and Victor Tay-| Smith, assistant professor of path- “The board awaits a definite an-|ification of the term “skilled lal Some farmer candidates for political largesse are commenting bitterly | ior is accompanist. nouncement of wages to be paid skill-| #5 it 1s to be applied to public works| that this is more than some farm families are getting for a whole year’s! Concert programs include: {oo el laborers on public works projects | Contracts. work. Sunday Morning from the federal administrator and clarificatic ft its in - cature which r many points tn pro- Slope Publishers BURY ME DEEP ON THE LOGAN PRAIRIE Burying a business rival may bring satisfaction to a vindictive man but das opel Study Weekly Code}: brought only sadness to Frank Bryant, publisher of the Napoleon Getting Organized eit Homestead. A “The state office is getting nicely} pickinson, N. D., Sept. 2—(#)—The About a year ago G. H. McQuarry moved into Napoleon from South —_" Prayer” erearin the engineering and cleri- RA code for Ate omed as| Dakota and started a rival newspaper for the express purpose of praising ines Every | hod arr. pees a : eager Sine and from bind time ‘explained by Rille Morgan, Grafton, | the Langer administration. The governor was supposed to povide a sub-|.. i Co + al oe ae eee ia hey move state delegate at the recent Chicago) S!dy for his effort to “break” the Homestead if the venture found its busi- Hymn—"Take Time to Be Holy” Cap’ ital mmerci: very effort wil’ be made to get ewtine with national administrators) DS, Ds too re iive: preferred thelr olf and the governor was |Male voice chorus, G. 8. Stebbins. ts undi ing winter Of the act, was favorably received by Logan county folks pre! bee esd | aa Collection and Announcements. College Projects under way providing ter members of the fourth district North, Called upon to make good, so McQuarry was appointed to a job in the} A uaress — “Practical Regenation” t Dakota Press association, in annual regulatory department. Some of the folks who thought they were more Adjt. H. Smith. 314% Main Ave. Phone 121 feeder road projects may get under deserving objected, but McQuarry kept the job and the newspaper con- u b way at an early date, together with "OOIne ners PRGAY. a tne code| tinued. Bryant didn't like it. pctection— “Gems From the Cree Bismarck, North Dakota q other projects which assure winter ‘Then death drew its eternal pall over McQuarry’s career. The stricken layden, arr. Col. Hawkes. The fall term of the Capital Commercial college will begin September 4 to September 11. If you are work for the unemployed.” family knew few ‘people and naturally turned to the only other man ini Sunday Afternoon Cann proposal for an extension working out | Napoleon’s newspaper circles. pi eat ‘ waterworks plant was pres- ‘Of state enforcement. Mor- Bryant helped’ make arrangements for the funeral; went with the Bible tery . Logee. ented by Mayor C. D. Coolely, Water gan expla the administration of | £0trowing widow to the cemetery to pick out a burial lot and served as ed ¢ Chat Adj. H. Commissioner Otto Bauer and City pallbearer. Then he wrote an editorial about his departed competitor which| _ Introduction of Chairman—Adj. H. WILLIAR POWELL Engineer E. R. Griffin, The Joh, is 7 had the ring of true regret. It was the first editorial he had written in|Smith. estimated to cost $48,000. bs many a moon since his sons are publishing the paper now. It was proof] Chairman's Remarks— Judge A. planning to attend, enroll Cooley described the improvement sociation, that death, like time, is a magic healer of wounds. M. Christianson. early as we expect a capa- @s one first proposed in 1026 and at the business session —"The Red Shield” (by re- necessary to provide proper fire pro-, Were Rehinhart Gilbertson, Glenburn, | 4 wew SKELETON IN VOGELS CLOSET quest), Adit. Goffin. city attendance this year. ptesident of the state association; M.| 4 NEW SEELETON IN VOGRUinies for state appointments wes taking} Cornet Solo—T Love Him Better in a story of a romance that ended DE YOU OWI A (earner eerar ok Ae | the Langer to-Vogel-to-Temorst cure before returning home, Highway Com. |Every Day’ Capt, stevenson. Sool. | | A Commersial Course is with’ marriage:.:.:. marriage at the b Daskinens: ; George +] missioner Frank Vogel had a story which he used to tell them. It wasn't|Deputy Bandmaster George Weir. easily worth One Thousand olete nd! true then, but there are evidences that it is becoming true now. Fantasia — “Sunshine” Bandsman|# yo but it costs onl point of a hidden gun! fh Badd cyoolnrlai ‘The story was that he had to watch his step because he wasn't sitting | Percy Merritt. : lars, but it costs only an Sell iesu imangeeeioeets spear ioataeel: a on well with Tanger: himself. It was told to such applicants as seemed es sn pipeeties ited Beetho-|9 average month’s wages. It a - % ne that treatment. 5 . Ae ter Mann, Dickinson, vice president, Privately Vogel chuckled to himself, for was he not the crown prince ‘Trombone Solo—“Stepping Along” || is acquired in a few That Ford of yours is built te and Theodore Marks, secretary. of the new administration? Dit be a have quick and easy access to ee. Bi sdeman Ben Merrit. ., || months, but is good for life. last. as the stamina to stan the throne room? coul ‘01 a \—“Nearer My ‘Thee. up year after year. But even the i But an ironical turn of events is giving Frank what Mr. Shakespeare} Announcements and Collection. We offer a $100 Scholar- sturdiest metals and the finest en- May Ask Authority «| described as “pause.” Maybe it created a few retchings of his slowly ex- PARTIE hip f § fie ake — Also gineering can't prevent trouble if For Tariff Treaties} panaing tummy, too, because it is a bothersome thing. March—“The Lone Scout” (by re-|f Ship free, good Pitts ana lect the cooling-system. It all goes back to the fact that Vogel, for many years, let all and|quest), Bandsman Petcy Merritt. months’ tuition. Write for of winning back his love, she Tose With one chance in a thousand | + im her all on a single play! negl pena Right now — before rashington, Sept. 2—(#}—The ad-| sundry know that he carried the vote of nearly everyone in McLean county| Soprano Cornet Solo—“The Song 8 weather, have Foor celaiee tial Fre en. entidering asking the| in his vest pocket. Par and wide he accepted the title of the county's po-|that Reached my Heart” arr. Band- | Plan; it is practical, with the proper amount of Ever- | next session of congress for authority | litical boss. master Marshall. Soloist, Bandsman We Have a Fine School, completely equipped. eady Prestone and water. One to negotiate commercial treaties em- Before his bank at Coleharbor went busted this may have been par-|Ernie Parr. len of alee Prestone, at $2.95, |podying reciprocal tariff concessions.| tially true but even since then the idea has persisted and Vogel has| Selection—“American Melodies” (by gives any Ford except the V-8 all- | tt was learned Saturday the plan| encouraged it. winter protection to zero, The V-8 | tor such legislation hes not been| | Then came Arthur E. Thompson's disconcerting statement that the takes two gallons for zero protec- | abandoned. proposed sales tax wouldn't help the schools this year. Thompson was z JACK tion. For other makes, see your |" Secretary Hull and other state de-| only taking himself off the fire before the blaze got hot, but to Langer : R. E. dealer’s chart. partment officials declined to speak| it was the “most unkindest cut of all” and the king, remembering that i Eveready Prestone not only saves |for publication, but other official! Vogel controlled everything in or from McLean county, called on Vogel to your car from freeze-ups, but pre- | quarters confirmed that the plan for| shut Thompson up. vents rust and clogging. It won't | asking treaty making authority in ‘Vogel tried but was not successful. Thompson refused to accept the boil away. And it costs less per sea- | advance is still alive. hints which were sent to him; has not recanted. His statement stands un- son because it’s concentrated—not Such legisiation would equip the| changed. And Langer is beginning to wonder how Vogel got that way. water-diluted- Approved by all car | administration to negotiate the: re-| Like another crown prince, he failed to deliver in the pinch. manufacturers, in nding ‘ord, and |ciprocal treaties planned in its pro- Meanwhile Senator E. C. Stucke is rapidly becoming the dominant fully guaranteed by Nat Car- | gram of fostering trade relations,| political power in strongly Nonpartisan McLean and is looking with calm bon Co., Ine, New York, N.Y. [particularly with Latin American| and critical eye at the Langer record. Particularly, so credible report has it, ‘Records show Bismarck usually has countries, without the necessity of] he doesn’t like the way things are going at the state mill and elevator. He ieeenine: fomnsreiuree. by Sent. ath. submitting each one to congress in| never did trust the governor too much and is beginning to wonder if he -w! . i ad should trust him at all. pidansiianegel bosevasne oe ‘This is no secret among his intimates and is well known to Langer. "The governor insisted that Stucke take a place on the state board of Raspes einen He pes spent ND ia ime Rath aCe a8 SRE Mrs. Stucke, also a doctor, finally accepted the place but it means Uttle. Her husband wasn't any too enthulastic about it. And so when Vogel visits McLean county he begins to hear the old - Annnouncement _ |cletntie THOU SE Pee ie BERE’S AN INTERESTING CONTRIBUTION “Compensation claimants and people interested in enforce- ment of the minimum wage and hour laws are Today “ | CAPITOL | 25¢ Monda | —mus THEATRE aee— Only Owing to Popular Demand becoming inquisitive We Will 2 ees oe Se ee Ree Sea Continue ‘July 28, 1933: It is moved that Commissioner R. H. Walker, Special Round Trip Rates : in connection with such investigation trip as he may plan on ag Change ny ig 2a workmen's compensation claims, ing August in September such arrangements by immediately Bismarck-Chicago following the first of August, 1933, or within a reasonable time $58.50 thereafter, and not later than August 10th, 1933.’ “This motion carried. The Commissioner designated has made Eastbound _ Westbound no move, except to lose no contacts with the governor's office. pmiv. Bis. “ar. 12:50pm No trip on business of the Bureau has been taken or started by Pmar. Mpls. lv. 8:10am WILL OPEN TODAY AT 5 P. M. iii 43° 1:25pmiv, “Mpls. ar.6:05am modern motors need this HEAT-RESISTING oil @ All that stands between your motor can be found only in the super- b and costly wear, isa thin—tissuethin Pe Ivani di de fr Work, Comp. Bi u, Sept. 1, 1933. 11:15 pmar. Chicago lv. 2:00am y 9 syivania grade crude from Under a new management, in the location formerly occu- it knows about this is what te oad in the fell. el 10-Day Return Limit film of oil. This oil must resist tem- which Tiolene is skillfully refined. peratures ranging from 250° at the ow main bearing to 450° near the top Fi pony ern of the piston. If the oil film breaks, ‘That is why we Take advantage of the pied by Bonny’s Cafe at 216 4th Street. Our foods and |f} to play politics. teeoneiie las a If the white-haired commissioner has anything to say, this column is service will be the best, and our prices will be the lowest. open to him. A PARTY WITH THE SOB SISTERS It you plan to attend the World's : metal grinds against metal. Fair include the added pleasare recommend MEYERS AND DEMOS, Proprietors Feet en tne pen rare of tiainitec and before thee|| of making the trip by Air Tiolene Motor Oil isfamous for its Tiolene._It from Dunn county. And here’s some inside dope on an effort to call ability to resist heat—lubricate and gives positive . protect—long after ordinary protection. Airways, Inc. thinned pon and broken —— costs less oa Telephone 836 or 900 cceret of ite superior heat-resistance mile. Try it! We have the correct grade of Tiolene for your car Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed { The eye is an organ you Club Breakfasts can't afford to neglect. 25e and 35c¢ Dr. H. J. Wagner . 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