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

; errs ERAN! 2 NORTHDAKOTAMEN TO HOLD CAUCUS ON LEGION COMMANDER Mid-Western Candidates Com- mand Support in Flicker- tail Delegation THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER "Where World Series Opens Today ___——_|AITS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD SOLD INN. D. Food Commissi oner Ladd Charges Bakers’ Advertis- ing Is Deceptive Case Against Local eee nae a tramen to 28 among its animal life; Charges against John G. Garberick |i ,sects range from 13 inches in length of Bismarck, apcused of stealing sr-lto others which are #0 Sie ticles from automobiles parked near| cannot be seen the Dome dancing pavilion, have been|animals range from pes tay dismissed following a trial before Po-|the smallest known i » Uce Magistrate J. E. Campbell in| variety of bat. eo Es 2.E QUIVERING NERVES ° cleared the Bismarck man of the charge. Floyd Sundland of Bismarck, how- ‘ Yield to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ever, arrested on a similar charge, was sentenced to 15 days in jail and = When you are just on edge... fetand the chil- « Real Throat relief! ledicated with ingredi- ents of Vicks VapoRub Investigation and analysis of “whole wheat bread” sold in North Dakota shows there is little, if any, true whole 4 ? : wheat or graham bread on the mar- 3 be! " 3 “ xxet, C. 8. Ladd, state food commis- sioner, said in a notice to bakers, He called attention that the sale as whole wheat bread of a bread contain- ing a large proportion of de-germed white flour is an unfair and deceptive practice and a case of “misbranding : on the part of the baker under the provisions of the North Dakota food and drugs act, and of the federal law in the case of interstate shipment BY W. H. JOHNSON (Commander, North Dakota j American Legion) q Chicago, Oct. 3.—()—Overshadow- ing all other interests before the a American Legion national convention ‘Tuesday was the question of which one of a half dozen candidates will be elected national commander at the closing session of the convention ‘Thursday afternoon. The North Da- kota delegation of 13 votes is pre- low in the election. Ed Hayes of Decatur, Ill., whose four point plan for soldier benefit legislation has been closely tonnect- ed with the North Dakota program, Jooms as the leading candidate and has won favor with some of the North Dakota delegation. Others have indicated a preference for Ray Murphy cf Iowa, while Sam Rey- nolds of Nebraska. and “Molly” Malone of Carson City, Nev., are étrong in pre-election attention. Parade Is Attraction The premier attraction, to the pub- lic, of the entire convention program was staged Tuesday in an all-day parade of Legionnaires, drum corps and bands, a vast procession of marching men and melody units which took 13 hours to pass. In the first section of marching men was the North Dakota delega- tion, headed by the famed state band and including the championship Far- go drum corps. A blaze of color and a riot of music and noise, the big Procession attracted a million spec- tators and to the North Dakotans the applause seemed especially pro- nounced when the band, with drum Majoress Audrey Houglum of Fargo Brookhaven, L. I., N. Y., Oct. 3. —(?)}—While passing motorists, afraid to interfere, watched horrified, an 11-year-old boy was mauled and killed by a bear near here Monday. Grant Taylor, the youthful vic- Yeading the department marchers, strode by the cheering throngs. ~ The North Dakota delegation was swelled Tuesday past the 600 mark ‘when more motorists registered at state headquarters. Mrs. Germaine Anderson of Hills- boro Monday was reelected president of the Nationgl Association of French ‘War Brides. Eighth in Line North Dakota's prominent place in the line of march in the big parade resulted from the department's membership standing as compared with a potential strength, the state ranking eighth. The same rating is applied to seating delegations on the convention floor, so North Da- kota, as usual, is seated right in tim, had stopped to feed an apple to one of two bears tethered in front of an inn, © Whether the animal, without food for two days, according to persons living nearby, was hun- gry, or whether it mistook the fruit for a missile, witnesses could not say. At any rate, as young Taylor and Jack Gerhard, a compan- jon, entered the inn yard, the bear and its mate rose on their haunches and eyed the boys menacingly. Pictured above from the air is the Polo| series opens Tuesday. It is set down Grounds at New York, where the World| in a corner of the great city with railroad tracks in the foreground and skyscrapers in the distance beyond. Eleven-Year-Old Boy Killed by Bear As Horrified Motorists Watch 1 As Taylor tossed the apple to one of the bears, it lunged for- ward, snapped its chain and continued on toward the boys. The youths fled. Gerhardt vanished down the road. Taylor cowered behind a tree. The bear made for the tree. Young Taylor screamed frantically as the animal seized him. The ensuing scuffle, the boys’ cries and the bear's growls at- tracted motorists. Afraid to eee their cars, they sat watch- ing. Fred Raynor, operator of a nearby road stand, shot and killed the bear. Gardiner Murdock, proprietor of the inn, returned home sev- eral hours after the tragedy and surrendered to authorities. He | Weather Report was released in $1,500 bail, CONTINUE from page ous’ Ordinance Given ficult in view of the fact so many merchants already have installed their booths. Must Permit Clear View Beer establishments must maintain from the street or thoroughfare “an open, clear and unobstructed view in. to and through the said premises.” Licensees also must maintain sanitary conditions and conduct their business. “in a clean, orderly, and respectable manner.” ‘The special fee for clubs for the re- mainder of this year is set at $20. Clubs selling beer must make such sales for their own profit only and must be open to inspection in the same manner as other beer establish- ments, A saving clause as to constitution- ality is included in the proposed ordi- nance, providing that if any section]. is found unconstitutional, other pro- visions will not be affected but will remain in full force and affect. The Bismarck ordinance will be similar to that adopted in Mandan, City Auditor Myron H. Atkinson ex- plained. Officials of Bismarck and Mandan conferred over the week-end ‘in regard to the beer sale regulation, —— NAME NEBRASKA WOMAN Chicago, Oct. 3.—(?)—Mrs. O, W. Hahn, Fremont, Neb., was nominated The Bismarck Tribune offers you the biggest and best magazine bargains of all time! The magazines illus- trated here are well known and widely read. They present clean, wholesome, informative and entertain- ing contents from the pens of able writers. 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It has the mortgaged farms was expressed last NORTH DAKOTA POINTS n rene is eaten u-| average person’s bowels as regular as American night by a delegation of middle west- w- High- Cages for ee Hon of l- Gisctaiek waadew wneks tims. erners representing the National est est Pct.|censes are a as follows: : BISMARCK, cldy. - 35 69 .00/ 1, Death of licensee except where You can always get Dr. Caldwell’s Farmers Union snd the National > by Devils Lake, cldy. ...... 44 66 00! successful application for transfer is| S; Pepsin at any drugstore, ready Farmers Holiday Association, after a| Fargo-Moorhead, cldy... 42 72 00} Tree Member N Re * conference with Henry Morgenthau,|Grand Forks, clear .... 47 41 00/39° 4, for uss ean * Jr., governor of the farm credit ad-| Jamestown, clear . 32 Meee icensee ceases business at ‘al . ministration. Valley City, clear 00 00 ‘They said Morgenthau had author-| Williston, clear. 70 90] ,3. When lcensee is convicted of ized them to announce that any farm- violating ordinance. er who was in danger of foreclosure OUT OF STATE POINTS 4. When licensee cease to be Eyes Examined - § sais Low- High- |resident and citizen of North Dakota. or eviction might telegraph him. Glakses Prescribed collect—and the case would be taken| amaritio, Tex, cl rH C4 Br 5. When federal or state license is > up directly with the creditor in an) Boise Idaho clear 1.2.46 7400 rovokeg. ne ns a The eye is an organ you ifort to refinance the farmer's mort-| Calgary, Alta., 66 00| © n 3 ray conriciad can't afford to neglect. gage debt. Ghicago, Til, clear 7.00 orion under 4 sonore plied ea nver, p i. ae Morgenthau told us it was the farm 2B cone votes health or sauttary veg-|| Dr. H. J.. Wagner tions, Optometrist 60 8. When licensee (or any one of A them) {s convicted of drunkeness or Offoms Opsicaiie O50 age 18 disorderly conduct, a suehciatel ce aimee to 12 inel or disorderly persons to the NRA. 4 frequent his place of business, Medicine A, ¢ 4 Provides For Hearing + Accompanied by Senator Frazier ‘Mont : » (Rep. N. D.), the farm representatives eee ey, bear Provision is made for révocation Minn,, cldy. Modens, Utah, clear.... complete moratorium on farm mort-| No. Platte, Neb., gage foreclosures and evictions “until |Oxla. City, O., clear. farm prices were restored to cost, of PT. Sask. nearings, at which the defendant will be heard. Notice of such hearings must be served on the defendant in che manner set up for summons in civil actions, the hearing to be not less than three nor more than 10 days satisfactory alternative and pre- ‘Louis, after service. In cases of revocation, the avalanche of ait no portions of license fees will be re- impress on him the necessity |S. 8. Marie, turned, Seattle, Special license fees for the remain- gpenean, cer of this year will be $10 for off- ae Firm % sale and an additional $50 for on- aiaedressaeion Swift sale ts. SOBRASSSSeassasessassselsessesesss eesessesecsesesesesssesse8sE33: , OCBD OS coCCCS Toledo, hibiting street sale or * 3—()—The mi- | Winnem are just as lable to punishment as Now! Street Of BED. ccccccccscssccesessscessssoscoes : Daily News Monday said ‘Bee ‘Winnipeg, vendors. Tews Oeeeesorcecccccccvcccetseoescccees. x company of sumpti , : -f property| chairman of the oil code committee| where special provisions @ e fe "3 effective Monday while pos-|in North Dakota by Secretary of the| All booths must open 4 Property is effec-| Interior Harold L. Ickes, oll adminis-| part of the establishment i ; trator under the national recovery act.|cessible from the aisles, SM ear erase a cok ate i be fo lia Haare cee. partion _ . , Ward & swing 85 soon as preventing a clear view - ~ : : § the erection | committee is completed by Secretary| from the main room forth Dakota’: Oldest lewspaper Bismarck, 4 building, probably | Ickes, Coughlin announced Tuesday | premises. N as t Ni North Dakota - basement with the|in « statement to all oil men in North| It was pointed out that L to be $75,000. | Dekota. of it of the booths ae