The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1933, Page 3

#- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1933 ‘ = —<— = , of Theodore Tosterud that a private * ices were held here, where he made|tified a man arrested for creating a'son of Mr. and Mrs. John Menge, had testinal infection which may be am BISMARCK DADS 10 Griveway be constructed into his prop- BOOM CAP MILLER Hint Spears May Get |i home, Sunday. "He was a sales-| disturbance ins beer tavern as'been in the hospital since Oct. 25. |attack of appendicitis, erty at the corner of Washington St. ‘ames (Fur) Sammons, Chicago} —- | CONSIDER PARKING PLAN NEXT SPRING Lions Club Committee Protests Against Existing Ar- rangement A change in Bismarck’s automobile and Thayer avenue, The monthly report from Frank J. McCormick, city weighmaster, showed his receipts for October totaled $220.20. D- resentatives to a meeting in the World Wer Memoris! building at 8 p. m. |Nov. 15, at which J. P. Van Sent, na- tional commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will speak. Get Five-Year Lease Auditor Atkinson announced that the federal government has replaced | the city’s one-year lease on the 120- acre flying field near Fort Lincoln! with a five-year lease. varking system will be given serious! Decision to restrict sliding and consideration next spring, a commit- tee from the Lions club was informed Monday night by the city sion. coasting by children to three streets was reached. They are Mandan St from Avenue E almost to Avenue B, commission Twelfth St. from- Avenue B to Ros- at its regular weekly business ses-'ser avenue, and South Ei |Stop signs will be installed The Lions committee, including sections to warn motorists of sliding Fred Peterson, W. B, Couch and Obert A.° Olson, protested that strict en- forcement of the present parallel parking plan is “driving business out of the city.” Peterson, as spokesman, declarea | that on a recent trip he observed that Jamestown, Valley City and Fargo in North Dakota, and Alexandria, Fer- gus Falls, and St. Cloud, in Minnesota, are abandoning the parallel parking plan except on “through” streets. He argued that parallel parking and prevent mishap. Three local applications for state beer licenses were approved by the ‘commission and word to this effect will be sent to the state beer com- missioner, who requested approval or disapproval. Announcement was made that the city will not install an arc light at the corner of Raymond St. and Ave- nue C. It was erroneously reported a short time ago that the city would install such a light upon request of POR U. §, SENATOR Committee of Five Backs Far- goan for Democratic “Endorsement A boom for endorsement of Cap E. Miller of Fargo for U. 8. Senator on the Democratic ticket next year has been launched by a committee of five ee from widely-scattered communi- t! They are A. R. Buchli, Golden Valley rancher; Dr. T. H. Lewis of Fargo; N. J. Clemens, Wimbldeon farmer; P. J. Martin, Fargo manu- ighth St. |facturer; and George C. Kadlec, Beu- at inter-jish school superintendent and chair- man of the Mercer County Young Democrats organization. “Since our state is so distinctly an agricultural states,” says the commit- tee’s statement, the Democratic can- ‘cidate for senator “must know farm- ing from both the practical and the theoretical sides, “The fact that Cap E. Miller was mentioned in the public press through- out the nation as a possible secretary of agriculture under the Roosevelt ad- ministration brought this man’s abil- aty. qualifications and life history be- ME | man for the type company, traveling Post at Notre Da: en Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Montana and Wisconsin. Madison Gapter Tee ‘Theatey ental: Prior to his association with the that Coach Clarence Spears, football :TYpe Founders company, he publish- coach at the University of Wisconsin, °d newspapers in Ipswich, 8. D., and “has received a letter in the form of Chicago. & ‘feeler’ from one la as Ca coun- | He leaves his widow. ceils of Notre Dame, which offers the Post of football coach to the Badger Condition of Wounded coach at an increased salary.” ie Local Boy Unchanged change, the newspaper said, will not | Victor Sorsdahl, 12-year-old Bis- materialize until 1934 and perhaps not until June of that year. | Discussing the possibility that Dr. marck boy who was accidentally shot Spears will leave the Badger school, by a playmate Sunday afternoon, the Capital Times says that Spears continued in fair condition at a loca! is not entirely satisfied with condi- hospital Tuesday, according to his tions at Wisconsin, pointing out the doctor. absence of an athletic director to, The physician said he noted no correlate activities, the schism be- improvement in the boy’s condition tween the football and basketball de- but neither did he notice a setback. partments, and the lack of football; The .22-calibre bullet probably will material, ; Not be removed from the lower left side of the boy's back for a week or Hundreds Rushing to +10 days yet. sore Lege oo igi th the i y's right arm, ente! back in Obtain Beer Licenses a downward course, pierced the up- per part of his kidney and lodged it- With hundreds of applications al-' self in his back on the left side. ready issued for licenses to sell beer,! Victor is a son of Mr. and Mrs. the office of the state beer commis- | Oscar Sorsdahl, 700 Avenue A. sioner was swamped Pema itll al —+—___ last minute rush to file applications oefore the expiration of the deadline, Hl Escaped Gang: ster Is. set for Tuesday by Owen T. Owen,| Nabbed in Beer Joint commissioner. i Applicants for wholesale and retail Crown Point, Ind., Nov. 7.—(P)— causes traffic congestion in that the|a group of petitioners. fore our people in a very vivid way, |licenses must file immediately with| phe Lake county jail bustled with macl es u i _ plan. Fining of visitors for infrac- Farm Credit Outlook _|énee. the very quaities of mind, heart checking up with a view to arresting’ — i tions of the ordinance is driving busi- ness to Mandan and other points, he contended. The plan, he said, is par- ticularly injurious to hotels. Farmers must double park momen- tarily to get bulky groceries, such as flour, he sgid, contending they are be- coming unfriendly to the city because of the recent enforcement campaign y ne agriculture department for Dak ota tate College since in, eee tent of the law. | oe ee Check up on your inson in-| Despite higher prices for supplies, |trvary-treasurer 0! ie North’ | a kham' ” satura 3 Pe carter ah Met aahcred |egai oee predicted redvorioeg [form Managers association for many/Two Are Accused of | Vegetable Compound | Public Liability In board of Burleigh county commission- ers has decided to grant no abate- ments in taxes simply for “inability to pay” and will grant abatement ap- plications only in cases where there is error in assessment or valuation. The commission took steps to close Declared to Be Good Washington. Nov. 7.—(#)—Contin- ued small volumes of loanable funds from commercial sources and enlarg- ed federal facilities for short and long-term farm credit are foreseen Payments to farmers under the farm adjustment act will hold productfon credit demand rext year at about the same, level as 1933. “Low interest rates in central money markets assure low cost of Avenue D between Seventh andjloanable funds to agricultural credit Eighth Sts. and a north-south alley in the block bounded by these streets and Avenues D and E. This will give the city school board property a block wide and two blocks Jong between Avenues © and E and Seventh and Eighth Sts. The present hieh school building is located on the south half of the prop- erty and the new high school build- ing will be constructed on the north Wanted at Once — Experi- enced girl for general house- work. Phone 971. pein hase iN, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The California Wave Nook, 102 Third Street, Bismarck. specializes in com- bination permanents at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 complete. Our patrons send their friends. Phone 782. REAL STEAM Supercurline perman- ents, done with oil, $3.50 complete. Shampoo-Finger wave, when hair is shingled, 50c. Dried with Para- mount Multiple in half usual time. We use Palmolive soap. Children’s ascents 25c. Harrington’s. Phone corporations, production credit asso- clations and cooperative banks,” the department’s analysis says. for mortgage loans ‘through the fed- eral land banks will be more plenti- . ful than in recent years as a result of the new federal legislation enlarging the activities of these institutions.” University Janitor Corwin Snyder, 21, employed as a jan- itor at an apartment building adjoin- ing the University of North Dakota campus, suffered serious injuries in a fall from the roof of the building late Monday. He was taken to a hospital where his physicians said his condition show- ed some improvement but was still serious, The extent of internal in- juries was undetermined. The fall was about 30 feet. Snyder's home is at Ames, Iowa. ORE SHIPMENTS HEAVY Saut Ste, Marie, Nov. 7.—(?)—Pre- dictions iron ore shipments for the year at Sault Canals would hit the 20,000,000 ton mark had been realized Tuesday. During October 4,782,866 “Funds | and personality that would go to make a creditable U. 8. Senator for our gieat state.” Miller was born and reared on an Towa farm, educated in Iowa public schools and Kansas State college, University of Wisconsin and Towa State College. He has been professor {uf agricultural economics at North years and a prolific contributor to in cultivated acreage in 1934 and cash farm journals and aj tural | periodicals Residents of Cando Vote on Bond Issue Cando, N. D., Nov. 7.—(?)—Resi- ‘dents of Cando Tuesday were casting their ballot in a special election to de- termine whether about $25,000 in bonds will be issued by the city of construct a general hospital and municipal swimming pool. The pro- jects are estimated to cost about $38,- 500 with the government to finance the work under the federal public works act. tons of iron ore were handled, bring- ing the year’s total to 21,428,682. ensational ¢ MODELS heights of radio perfor- mance. No ebligation—you will not be urged to buy. Startling Improvements—Amazing Values Just out! Now at all dealere—the greatest values ever pro- . duced. Glorious tone—thrilling performance—masterpieces of cabinet design. Spectacular improvements that open up new avenues of radio entertainment. Never before has your radio dollar been worth so much! Visit your nearest Philco dealer and sec how Philco engineers have reached new 17a ot ineluding the theling. Ks tation. Police Calls, ne worth while redio Ny z q PHILCO 16X—=The most and most magnificent werfal Philco ever built. deasts mateur: Spear we fad =4 ea violators of the new beer law. A campaign against persons selling beer from trucks will be launched, Owen said. He explained all whole- sale and retail sellers of beer must have a license at the location from which they sell and beer truck ped-| dlers will be prosecuted to the full ex- | WAS ALL READY TO GIVE UP Valley City Burglary Valley City, N. D., Nov. rw Charged with burglary of the J. C. Penney store here, James Cardwell and Robert Dixon, both of Fargo, waived preliminary examination and were bound over to district court Tuesday. , | Seven suitcases, packed with near-! ly $300 worth of merchandise, were found with the two men, police said. T as so rundown and weak that I J. R. McVean, Former | og ay chen ried Lydia E. Bnke . “i ea | ham's Vegetable Compound.” Sines Publisher, Is Dead then I have h..d three more babies and | fee well and strong. I am taking the Minneabolis, Nov. 7—(#)—Death of To.’t g anc:her day without the hel, this medicin:. car give = Geta botti: from you: nearcs’ rug store immediately. Take it r oula..y accorde , ing to directions. the passing of a widely known man ir. the northwest. MeVean, 75 died in an Aberdeen, S D., hospital Friday and funeral serv- “public enemy” wanted there since he forfeited $20,000 bonds in a rob- bery case, ry HAZEN BOY SUCCUMBS Elwin Menge, 12-year-old Hazen boy, died in a local hospital at 7:05 o'clock Tuesday morning. The boy, , — ! STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS, Physic the Bladder With Juniper Of Drive out the impurities and excess! acids that cause irritation, burning! and frequent desire. Juniper ofl is! pleasant to take in the form of! 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