The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1933, Page 3

@ Possibly the Split cowhide color is the leather. Imitation “news!” leather lined. Black But you're sure me or brown. Values! fons that are Men’s Skips — at Ward's. find them riced low. : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1938 1 gime at the Hamilton club Wednes-|before Police M: gistrate Edward 8. ass, the total being 4,289, dat th family doorstep here to ROAD PROGRANPOR [Sq Reverse sn meee Tor ti ae Rr Monin Hee go ee Fe | patches of September 9 quoting Louis ek ana basa’ Ww County Count county of 211, on =, was tarsi in the P. Alber, of " See " . RELIEF WORKERS Ky ae 2 ae aoe tain |B lee ee ators ae al otal auoritien are endeavoring to) Minot, N. D:, bept, 28—(?)—Sunday | Roosevelt Resting ment from him, welt. were | saying « ‘primer of the NRA and the! oroe in the robbery of 150 bushels movies, defeated by a few hundred At Ancestral Home| Rooseveit did disclose he was ready votes on the basis of unofficial re- — to give federal support to the rail- 1 1 assailed by Former Senator James E.| Roosevelt program will be sent into 4 ‘Watson, Republican of Indiana, of wheat from the farm of Theodore BEING CONSIDERED Rea pacey vay, foc gta tis oaid wie oe Ree eee ot Snert, about 12 miles eaat af the [turns of votes cast ih Test Frisays| aayge Park, N.Y. Sept. 28—(0)—| 08 Yor purchase of Dew equipment = Capital City. in favor of them, as a result of the President Roosevelt entered upon 8)... the orgs eit Fd ied 6 ‘an attempt to “overthrow capitalism ry And sovietize the American govern- Mandan Man Denies © | ‘re wnest which Brucker and|Cfncial canvass in Ward county. |few days of rest at his ancestral home| compile the needs and me (OM ee ‘The one-time Hoosier solon, for Th Gate sold was hauled’ in Gabel’s| Deputy County Auditor O. J. Welum|Thureday carefully keeping 10 hit: of tt t to obtain Wheat Theft Count) Stomoviie, the Bismarck man told|.aiq ‘rureday the unofficial compila-|self whatever thoughts he may nave oe pas fore bulk offer. ra authorities. tion in Ward county had showed s|on any plan to expand credit for the Pai eA Sie ST County Commissioners Meet i With Highway Officials to | Ze8"s.e leader, ip Ristabrost ast Noy. | Mike Brucker of Mandan, charged ker dei le the wheat 086 ropossl ul ind ty R- Brucker denies he stole wheat, | total of 4,056 in favor of the benefit of agriculture and justry. Discuss Set-Up {Jember, did not mention names of the | with petit larceny in connection with |claiming he secured it from Royal|and the official canvass has ‘resulted ‘His smile prevailed Wednesday as| ‘Don't | forget ae batt : toon held responsible as he voiced althe sale of 11 bushels of wheat in| Thomas, farmer living near Menoken, inraising the total to 4078. The “no”|he drove through crowds from New Concert tonight, City Audl- vote was unchanged in the offictal| York to Hyde Park. When he stop torium, 8:30 o'clock. bitter attack on the Democratic. re-|Mandan last week, was to be arraigned | Anstrom said. : County commissioners were confer- ring with state highway officials ‘Thursday to work out a program of ‘ the federal and state government Oe eee tr amie Temas th welds Riverside’s Cords into a super-strong unit! nk =| AAELZS This EXTRA Patented Process gives you BLOW-OUT PROOF RIVERSIDE TIRES Bailt to Prevent the Cause of Blowouts! Riverside’s Corde—the heart of the tire—are made from extra strong, long staple, premium cotton. Every cord in every ply is dipped in LATEX —100% pure, liquid, virgin rubber. This welds Riverside’s cords into a super strong unit! It gives Riversides the strongest tire carcass made! It resists the effects of blistering heat that develops inside a tire! It pre- vents separation of the cords—the cause of blowouts! time limit! No mileage We Guarantee to Save You Moneg! limit! cant will be turned over to relief officials. by the relief group, while the federal public works organization will donate 30 per cent to be used for purchasing materials. Frank A. Vogel, state highway com- missioner, opened Thursday’s meet- ing of commissioners. All counties will be included in the plan, except Grand Forks, Cass and Traill. Crops were good in that area, and the necd for feed and seed funds minimized. RIVERSIDES nn $4 mn ment as a part, of the federal recov- 1 ery highway program. Under that plan will be built federal aid state highways, feeder roads, and roads in and leading up to municipalities, ————_ --—_—_ —--- "Blames Bathtubs for| | Vintners’ Problems | |. And we guarantee that Riversides are better in quality, mileage and safety Rivereide tires are ae SE a than any other tire at the same price. Save with safety on Riversides. par by the strong: guarantee ever San Francisco, Sept. 23—-(P)— z Harry A Caddow, secretary of the ” Grape Growers League of Cali- fornia, blames the bathtub for the wine industry's greatest prob- lem. Nearly 25,000,000 gallons of aged domestic wine now stored in American warehouses, he says, “won't last more than a few life of the tread if they are kept properly inflated according to specified air pressures. Back on the fob! A million men Tested With 5 Leading Furnaces months” after the expected re- peal of the eighteenth amend- EINSIST en Wardshusky Pieneer Heats Mere Room Are: Than ment. And its all the bathtub’s 29c i mM sod Any ; ‘Well. coated ARDS FECT ; “The dry years since 1918 have Overalls . smooth our w PER TON BE tee gs foe | PIPE FURNACE hibition consumption of wine in colors and de- the United States,” Caddow said. Because they signs. ne inch es wi “The bathtub’s to blame. 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