The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1934, Page 2

THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE NORTH DAKOTA HAS 4 PARKS, SITES State Park and Two Historic Sites Added to State's System Recently One state park and two historic sites added to the North Dakota state park system recently gives the state | @ total of 34 such parks and sites, ac- cording to Russell Reid, superintend- ent of the state historical society, Largest of the three is the Beaver! Lake state park comprising a 45-acre tract on the west side of Beaver Lake} near Burnstad. The park area is! watered by springs, and a growth of | timber extends along the border of the lake. The site of one of General Sibley's camps in 1863 is preserved by the state in the Camp Arnold Historic site, comprising one-tenth of an acre north of Oriska. Oak Lawn historic site, the third addition, was established to preserve @ historic log church near Concrete in Pembina county. little more than half an acre. Considerable improvement work on the park system has been carried out with civil works administration work- ers, according to Reid. He said) beaches around the lakes at the Beaver and Green Lake parks have been cleaned, and that it was planned to use the men in cleaning park and} improving roads at Streeter, Fort Lincoln and Walhalla state parks. CREDIT COMPANIES ARE STILL IN COURT Fargo Loaning Companies will Be Sued in Mercer County Court in March Dismissal of the receivership of the Agricultural Credit Corporation and the Guaranty Credit corporation of Fargo by the supreme court Tuesday is only another step in what promises to be a long-drawn-out and hard fought legal battle, according to C. H. Sanders, who was acting as receiv- er under an order issued by Judge H. L. Berry of the Mercer county district court. The supreme court, in another de- cision Tuesday, upheld the right of Judge Berry to designate Mercer coun- ty as the place where an action was brought by borrowers from the two companies for 10 per cent of the amount of loans made by them. The complaint alleges the 10 per cent was paid for stock in the corporations and was to be refunded when the loans were paid. The borrowers claim in their suit that the 10 per cent was wrongfully converted by the two ag- ricultural credit companies. The companies appealed from Judge Berry's order that they be tried in Mercer county, where many of the borrowers live, claiming that their place of business was in Cass county and suit should be brought there. Sanders stated in Bismarck Wed- nesday that the action will be tried in Mercer county in March for $50,000, which is the amount involved. He said that the total assets of the cor- poration had been found to be insuf- ficient to pay the money back to the borrowers, but if the action in Mercer county is successful, efforts will be made to have the money of the bor- Towers returned to them. American Legion Post Meets at 8°45 Friday Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, American Legion, will hold a regular meeting at 8:45 o'clock Friday evening at the World War Memorial building. The meeting has been set for the later hour so that members can attend the St. Leo's and St. Mary's basketball game, according to E. F. Trepp, com- mander. There will be refreshments, It contains a} ew School Band Will iGive Concert in Spring’ spring. The personnel of the band/ A new band, to be known as the second band, recruited from the ad- vanced students of the beginners’ band, has been recently organized by | Clarion Larson, director. Rehearsals! | are held on Saturday morning and /1 Larson expects to have the band ready for a public appearance in late |“¥' Blamarck, North Dakota, January 1934, 10 o'clock A. Me Board of County Commissioners convened, On roll call Commission- ers Swanson, Tiedman, Will, Fricke and Chairman Soder were present. Moved by Commiss d seconded by Fricke that the min- of the December meeting be ap- The ‘Tiedman, : Swanson, aye; aye; and Will, aye; Fricke, irman Soder, aye. joved by Commissioner Will and COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS 88, postage . 200.15 Lein Motor Co. blade and = 2.20 76.90 proceedin, Children’s Society, poor relief Marian Lewis, extra cler hire gs... Home + 15.00 52.50 94.30 for poor .. 3.40 Lillian Heupel, salar: Bodo Y i medical WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1934 m., January Roll_call: aye; Will, aye; aye. Bismarck, North Dakota, January ‘3, 1934, 9:30 O'clock A. M. ers reconvened. On roll missioners Swanson, Tiedman, Fricke, and Soder were present. At this time E. C. Fogarty appeared be- fore the board with complaint against federal employment practic over which the board has no jur' diction. At this time the board proceeded to examine more bills and reports of call Com- Will, ome on the taxpayers of the mu standing predaes by law, House Bill No. 202 of the 1933 Legis- lative Assembly of this state. And this board finds and declares that every item of indebtedness here- Hee listed and thought to be funded by the aforementioned pro- posed bond issue is a valid outstand- icipality to pay,and discharge the indebtedners AfoCementioned se, out o in the manner heretofore and that the best interest of said Burleigh County and The ceed of County Commission- i taxpayers will be served by the issuance of the funding bonds afore- said pursuant to the epi) of and enforceable obligation of this ‘Will, ayes Fricke, FOREC. —— ed Weather Report | [smo ‘CAST aulyfar'and continued cold font and continued col and Thursdi u 0 52 “4 ¢ vie 12 18 - mut jev., aed clear -14 16 PWA Officials Pass Byssskses Through Bismarck Colonel H. M. ‘Walte, deputy admin- istrator of public works, E. H. Foley, is as follows: | seconded by Commissioner Fricke that |DeWitt Bair, M. committees. municipality incurred since June 30,/ Cornet—Jack Brandenburg, Edwin bids for furnishing concrete,and metal Gee wr heaci wieak Moved: by. Corn Teg y, and) 1933, and in all Fenpects proper tobe assistant general counsel, P. W. Ben- culverts to be delivere jocal ship: 5: seconded b: ner Fricke 2 Reff, Robert Melville and Clifford At-\ river ty” nurielen County railroad |, fees 4.00| that. the board adjourn until 2:30 fon aoe Sr the 1988 Session Laws. | t ton, director of finance division and wood. points as ordered during 1934, will be {Obert Olson, juror’ service 2.10 | o'clock p. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman, | W&. W. Straus, director of press rela- Clarinet—Joyce Pavlak, Florence|received and opened by the Board of juror’s service 2:10 |° Roll. call: Swanson, Tiedman,|aye; Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder. | , Ww. 1 hi =|County Commissioners of Burleigh 210laye; Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder,|aye. tions for the PWA passed through Miller, Esther Johnson, Dorothy El-|County on February 6, 1934, at 2: aye. ‘Moved by Commissioner Will and it] Bismarck Tuesday night enroute to lofson, Anna Marie DeGrout, Viola), m., at which time and place they 2.80 seconded “by” Commissioner. Fricke the Pacific coast. They are on a tour Lueck and Thomas Skodge. will be publicly opened and read. The that Dr. Leonard Larson be reap- Saxophone—Harry Rishworth, Ber-| Proposals must be mailed to or other- Ny - 21.00 1 130 O'clock P. M. pointed as County Health Officer, and tonight southeast of the country to expedite public works ; wise deposited with the Burleigh . 5 The Board of County Commission-|that the same memberr of the In- esota: Fair and] Construction. nadine Barret, Bernice Wagner and| (i900 raite" pismarck, North Das Me ares, aa sie | or te Ree” GhoRNG call Commmutes leanTise bane inted for th Tha tonight ‘Lois Riggs. Coe te eee ern reed |A- H. Helgeson, witnesn tecn 2:10 |Sfonora Swanson, Tledman, Will, |eneuine gent. ne ee en Teens om extreme ast pore es Oboe — Ralph Truman, Jr, and| "Bills for Furnishing Concrete and |Dr E. C. Stackhouse, witness Fricke, and Soder were present. Roll_call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman, | Betty LeRoy. |Metal Culverts.” A certified check | p £008 sp i ~ 210)" ‘The reports of A. E. Shipp, Edward ‘Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, kegerer! CITATION HEARING PETITION FOR ‘or $100.00, made payable to the Chair- » We 5 len, i 3 7 | for $100.90, madi ble to the Chair- {DET arson, witness 8. Allen, D. H. Houser, Pa Bonny GENERAL CONDITIONS Horn—Bert Corwin, Junior Martin) man of the Board of Burleigh County ys 2.10} and Joneph 1 Kelley ware approved| Moved by Commissioner Tiedman | h pressure area, and Peggy Miller. Commissioners, must accompany each 210 [2nd filed. and seconded by Commissioner Will [py reat ac ‘Trombone—Keith Kelley. bid, as a guaranty of good faith and 2.10 RESOLUTION that the board adjourn to meet again ot ied from the : the fulfilment of the terms of the bid 00|. 3oved by Commissioner Will and $34, at 10:00 o'clock 8. m. oe ee ‘alley westward to| Bass—Harry Vadnie. if accepted. Checks accompanying 10.00) seconded by Commissioner Fricke ‘anson, aye: Tledman, | the Rocky Mountain aritone—Ivan Franklin. bids not accepted will be promptly re- that tranchise be eranted tothe |aye: Will, aye; Fricke, aye; ‘Soden, ‘Edmont ). = " ce Be ie —Gillbert ‘Glee Bue Olson|turned. The price bid 1s to include i | 10.001 Str artadate THural’ Telephone. com: ame 4 are pg tre y North |STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- gos Uo | prepaid freight to the point of dest A Perry, coroner's in- pany for a telephone line along the Dakota this morning. pres-| 1% GooNTy" cou! jand Phyllis Brainerd. nation in Burleigh County, North Da- |, quest erie county road on the west side Begin ure, anied byw Lag ph y, couRr, Before Hon I. Bells—Doris Orchard. kota. Estimates of probable con-| WE. Perry, burial of C. H. o| ning at the southwest corner of Sec- 1934, or eeeenee tne Onn weat-|C._Day pin ohn ao templated purchases by comparison | , Casper ni ‘eid 59-0 | tion 34, Apple Creek township, to run| The Board ot County Commiasion- |€> rom the Great Lakes re-| tate of Hele | with former years may be had from the | DF acact ouse, attend- go|north tor three miles, said ranchive}ers reconvened. On roll call Com-|gion southwestward os ‘Texas (Amar-|len A. Anderson, Deceased. Reports Good Health County Auditor on request. All bid- Ce 10.20/to be drawn up in correct form as| missioners Swanson, Tiedman, Will, 10 29.60), Precipitation occurred at} Alice P. Anderson, | ders are invited to be present at the |Dr. C stactouNes attend- 25,60 | Prescribed by, law. Fr ‘and Chairman Soder were|most stations from the Great Plains Petitioner, HT opening of the bids. The right fs re- |. ance and mi sf Roll call: nson, ay jedman, ‘westwi Pacific ¥ n bismarc: \OO1Ss G M. Regist. to the served to reject any and all bids, to| George BM, Register, 20.80 | 8¥e¢ Will, ; Fricke, aye; Soder, OA hea by_ Commissioner Swanson k station barometer inches: Dora Ulrich, Helen J. Barkley, ! waive technicalities, or to accept such | , 940° f2g meat. 80 | ay: and seconded by Commissioner Tied-|9839, Reduced to sea level, 9029. | ronmeriy, Helen J. Anderson. ‘The general health of the Bismarck |®# may be determined to be for the | © coon 6.00 ‘Moved by Commisstoner Will and|man that the minutes of the meetings i sea level, . [Josephine H. Mosset, formerly of the County. 00 lgeconded by Commissioner Tiedman|of January 2nd to January 6th, in- aPTTA' Josephine H. Anderson, Harriet grade school children has been un- i ‘anson, aye; that mother's pension be granted Mrs.) clusive, be approved as corrected. PRECIPITATION A, Anderson, @ minor, Clifford \usually good this winter, according to/aye; Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, 5.50/Pearl E. Digby in the amount of| Roll call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman, Bismarck Station: W. Anderson, a minor, Floyd G. |Miss Esther Telchmann, public school |e. ‘i i Y 550 pie 0 per month beginning January |aye; Will, aye; Fricke, Soder, Anderson, a' minor, and Albin have been fi t|, At this time the Board proceeded | 5, “Ktkinaon, detenti ~ 34. aye. "38| Hedstrom, the special guardian [nurse, ‘There have been few cases of| «Migtriinatitity Mow or ealect pie | Myron H. Atkinson, detention oso20| Holl call: Swanson, aye: Tieaman,| Stoved by ‘Commissioner, Will and Og | of said Harriet A. Anderson, = serious illness among the pupils, and|No. 1 to 219, subject to personal tax]. hosp. account a aye: Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder,| seconded by Commissioner Fricke | ny c minor, ot said Clifford W. An- no deaths during the present school | due or delinquent. Myron H. Atkinson, gasoline 26.90 that the First National Bank, the Da- , January ist to date .. .78) der: a minor, and of said wile a John Hanson, poor relief ... 15,00] Burroughs Adding | Machine YNoved by Commissioner Tiedman| kota National Bank and Trust Com Recumnuiated deficlency to date 70 Floyd G. Anderson, @ miaor, and To Mrs. Tom Hanewell, poor re- COMET: Pay tee eee and seconded by Commissioner Will/pany, the Moffit State Bank, | the all other ns ‘interested in To prevent epidemics, a close watch] lief. 50.00 Fat that the board adjourn until lank of North Dakota, and the Sterl- | NORTH DAKOTA POINTS the said of Hellen A. An- lis kept on all cases of sore throats |Carl Laiderhoim, poor relief 25.00/M- H. Chernich, mile o'clock, a.m, January 4, 1934, ing State Bank be appointed deposi- 7 Low- | derson, deceaned, ~|Mrs. John Dixon, poor relief 10.00) M. HI, Chernteh, mileag Roll call; Swanson, absent; Tied-| tories for the: county funds in accor- Respondents. Mi ich. &. m. est, Pet. 1 reported to the nurse. Miss Teleh- | stre: Viola P. Allison, 1.00) Ed. Haas, mileage man, aye; Will, aye; Fricke, aye, So-|dance with bids submitted for the Valley city gy a THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA mann maintains an office in the Will) Mother's pension 13,00 | Lomas Oll Co., coal 20 | der, ‘aye. years of 1934 and 1935, and that they | J, * eer TO THE ABOVE NAMED RE- school and makes weekly visits to]Mrs. Bernice Babcock Job ; say furnish good and sufficient bonds for jZamestown, clear 1 OL) SPONDENTS: ‘ levery rine scHool BUTLER: Mother's pension i 18,00) Bf. 7. Olson, ‘supplies for 21| Blamarck, North Dakota, January | such deposits, except, the, Bank of Grand Forks, Clear .. T| You and each one of you are here- | North Dakota House 0} = 1934, 9:30 O’cloc! jor' akota, which shal ‘urnish no by Ht During January 2356 half pint bot~|"iiurcy" services rendered 100.00/Bugene, Sperri, “salary “ahd, The ety Mead’ of Commission-| bond. The interest rates shall be the| WEATHER IN THE fara.tue Goualy Grurt ot the county tles of milk were served in the six Edith Piercy, Mother's A dees oee|ers reconvened. On roll call\Com-|same as these banks pay to the city Low- of Burleigh, in said State, at the of- grade schools to 570 pupils. Of this nsion 12.90] Helen Burgeson, sal 75.00 | rrissioners. Swanson, Tledman, Will,|of Bismarck for like deposits. Bonds est fice of the County Judge of sald Coun- ts ti Mk | Mrs. Isdith Hitehcocie, E.R, Solum, road work and 19.00 | Fricke and Soder were present. jo be approved by the County Board |BISMARCK, N. D. clear 3 31 .06|tY. at the Burleigh County, North Da- Saeed belted hana Ge toate arother's, penton 12.00], repairing cit imiieag 3490] At this time the board passed bills) ae to sufficiency and by the State's | Amarillo Tex... peldy, 62 (00| Kota Court House in the City of Bis- e, ey coming from Es. Orvetta Dutton, aah 90) and reviewed reports. The mother’ jorney as to form. - arck, of the antl-tuberculosis Christmas| Mother's pension ”... 15.00| French & Welch, steel 1an.70| pension of Sirs. Margaret Stewart re-|_ Roll-call: Swanson, ayo; Tledman, Tdaho, ‘t 48 58) the sath day of Meroe, ADs ie |Mrs. Florence Hlness, and wire 79 | jected. The special report of Joseph ‘Wil, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder. 14 M8) the hour of two o'cloc se Mother's pension 7.00| Rupp Brot 5,00 | L. Kelley was approved and filed. The | aye. ci 26 00{noon of th Mrs. Minnie Engelman, biloit .00 | L. Kelley Weegiuter of Deeds wan ape| Moved by Commissioner Tiedman 42 0a * |""Mother's pension 20,00] H. 1. Vi 10.60 | PoP ved. The application for relief by |and seconded by Commissioner Swan- | Des 4 00| Harry B, CNet tite in oe fitton’ of Russell Nominated Mrs. Margaret Field, pe Tie CHAT eat) 10.00) Ruben Johnson on N%NE% of Sec-|son that Russell N. Davenport be ap- 4 ea| praying oNait any Ee ONCE * : Mother's pension 15,0¢] Walter Mohn, services in Co. 44 |tion 28-143-79 was rejected. pointed on the County Emergency Re- 48 ‘00|be appointed administrator de bon! Marine Corps Chief |strs.riien sensen, chin ee aaeE: ‘The applications for abatement of|lief Committee subject to the appro- {8 20) non oF the estate of Hellen A. An Mother's pension 15.08 | Bverett O'Neil, salary a 258.15 | taxes on all of section 26; south half|val of the State Emergency Relief 26) Gerson, deceased, in the County Court Mrs, Julia. Jordan, Pileae Mo Babel, mii 23,76 | of section 24; east half of section 13, | Committee, 28 00) oF Burleigh County, North Dakot ashington, Feb. 21. — ex Mother's pension 15. rb | except, seven’ acres railroad right, o oll call: Swanson, aye; Tledman, Washington, Feb. 21.— (AP) — A i i yy pats ela eae 7:90 Hiroad right of| Roll call: 8 Tied! 32°08) ona saying that letters of hd calm, grey-haired man who likes | Mts. Mary Mathison, Rupp Brothers, road supp! 9°! way through same; SW% of section/aye; Will, “After reading the names 34 02) ministration Ah is ff said beane i Mother's pension 10.0¢|5- 5. Tierney, salary for Ds 5.00 | 18-138-50; SHNEM Nisskoiy. of ‘sec: [at those slening Mra Davenport's rec- 42 0/catate may be. issued to hin, sald books and dogs is to be the next jatre. Evelyn Mork, - 135.00] tion 22; NW of, nection 26-142-81;|ommendation I consider it my. duty 4 tol fates = ei neato teen commandant of the fighting Heil tlother's bension 35.06 zc 10.10|/SE% and lot 1 of section eet $n an American, citizen to vote No"; a pale ” 6 . Major General John F. Russell has | Mrs. Andrew Kraft, “house Fent 20.00 /lote one and two and the EMNW feveatke, Conmealenicr 2 ‘The residence of said Hell Hi 2 7 a Moved by Commissioner Will and 4 aid Hellen A. An- been selected by President Roosevelt | yn°yere homie” 20.00! tames Garrison, balance of And NE of section 1s ts0 ‘ derson, now deceased, wa & . Kate S . Ww seconded by Commissioner Swanson 30 00 9 s, to succeed Major General Ben H.|_ Mother's pension 7.00| rent : z that ‘the Surety Bonds of Sterling | Minneapol 38 00) time of her death, the cit Fuller on the latter’s retirement at | Mrs. Lucy Peipkorn, Capital 3 4.00 |NW4 of section '6-142-7 tate Bank in the amount of $13,-| Modena, Utah, a... eee Mother's pension 15.00] ., of Underwood 7 the EMNW% of 8 a O00. 00, the. Sonde of Moffit Rtate Bank - the sratutory age of G4 years next |r 'illsabeth Grif scdel ERECTOR a is"atproved ‘by reason that the state of $1,000.00, ‘and’ the. honda of the Nore Platte, cae saowe 16 Bb Sajasrecearrice, by made of this citation i ‘ . : ired title of this lan rat ‘National Bank of Bismarck of ) 2 Russell’s_ name, with those of relief work 34.37 / MAS Ned. by, Commissioner, Will and |$60,000.00 be approved as to sutti-|OMS Clty, O. peldy... 42 $0 00), Dated this Toth Gay of February, A. Brigadier General Harry Lee to be 20.00] William M. Zabel, service in 45.80|Seconded by Commissioner Tiedman | Cl bert, bask, cldy... . 10 DL/D. 1934, ne Court: a major general and Colonel Douglas | Motner's pension - 95.00|Konier Ol Co, pasoline and ee (enabette, board adjourn until 2:00) wanson, aye: Tiedman, aire 8, clear -10 14 8) omaLy y the Court: 25. = o’cloc! » : . , &. W., CG. McDougal to be brigadier general, | Mrs. Gartrude Coreil, oil ; 100.56) cin call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman, | aye. Ore., eldy.... 40 60 A GeRRERn eRe: tou tn aeaErAte tr Mother's pension 25.00] French & Weich, posts anoslayes Will, sarauest ye renee eeloved, by Commissioner Will and |B BO TOUS, MOON... 32 $4 Bl Geo, ee County’ Court confirmation. Mother's pension .. 20,06 | George * oa at ithe, board adjourn until Febru- Salt fake Oitg, Us snow 3.8 2 Attorney of Pe Gotleib Doctor, poor Felle! 15.0¢| Bot cu, Norm Dakota, danwary |" Refi ait Mt orclock & mo |Seattle, Wash, rains” SB Pismerek. Noren Dakota. eee ath marck, North Dakota, Janual oll call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman, , » Tain... e A ; F 10.00 othe: ee 35. ‘4, 1984, 2:00 O'clock P. | City-County News | jan ti totem fcr race? 890] pe Le WiEarsn, "post mor 1445] The Board of County Commision. ——-—— 6 | Mrs. Mabel Bailey, ep [ers reconvene nm roll cal ‘om= . naan Mother's pension 25.00 ne ee 8.60 missioners | Swarizon, Tiedman, Will, @ ‘A daughter was born to Mr. and | Mrs. I sther Tel 5 Fricke, an jer were presen | : - o40 RESOLUTION BRS Sa ee eg es ena git Mary’ Gasivel, “witness fees. E10] Moved by Commisnloner Fricke and Street, at St. Alexius hospital at 10:00|~ dfother's pension 20.00 R. Ebeling, witness fe: 2.10 | second: mit a. m. Tuesday. Oscar Kavonius, poor relict 19. 00 Edvard 8. Allen, justice's that th 6 er ane y commit rl Berndt, poor relle ghee f [be reauested to, Braces immediately ' ‘Mrs. a, q ntract for the construction Pert gt mag ay od fy aaa seal Be meainesenies is | eh nlshety, By te Sram. 6, Pane ae lamestown spent Tuesday in Bis- eae Smeader, ‘poor relief 15.00 av! i és ighway No. running east for 1c cou ob Berg, Sr, poor relief 7.00|Charlotte Jackson, witness distance and on the lines described on marck attending to court duties here. iionry"Kinkhead, poor relieé 20.00) fees - 219 ]he previously” filed plans for such Mrs, Teona Acord, mother's D. H. Houser, justice's fees 890 lconstruction already approved by this District Judge Fred Jansonius re-| pension Peter Van Eyk, witness fees 4-00 |board, and for which right of way turned Monday from Carrington, | St. Alexius Ho oe ey witness fee -00 | contracts have already been prepared. ryhiers | hecieldira-termvot secure let |: cee Ac HE BOOB, stice’s fee Fit Pen eae ge br Hall's Drug Store, jonny, - iofayes Will, aye; Fricke, ai er, week, prescriptl 6.55[A. P. Thomas, witness fees 2. : Myron Atkinson, hospital 4 Fe TAbtalter, witness fees 2:10] 97% this time the board proceeded to fees for poor .. 43.14|Clarence Peterson, witness 2.10 | check the books of veral county Captains J. B. Conmy, H. McChrys-| Bismarck Hospital, services fees 2 10 | offices and found them correct as to tal and George A. Jackson, officers in the United States Army, at present Wednesday to sit in the court martial trial of the United States versus Derby Holcomb. They came from Fargo Tuesday. BOND ISSUE APPROVED Bemidji, Minn., Feb. 21.—(7)—A ; bond issue for the new sewage dis- posal plant carried by an overwhelm- {ing majority at the annual city elec- jtion held here Tuesday. The vote was 1,929 to 417. The issue will be for not more than $70,000, with the PWA to furnish not more than $30,000 to complete the $100,000 plant here this summer, CONTRACT PEDTS PLAY IT__ ‘ea SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEM By Wm. E. McKENNEY Secretary, American Bridge League Thousands of points are lost an- nually by players who persist on doubling because they hold a hand- ful of trump. Don't you realize that, when the hand goes down and the de- clarer can see the controls in the/ other hand, he immediately can de-| termine the reason you doubled was, only because you held trump? | But, if you do not double, he plays | the trump for normal distribution. ‘The unusual feature of ® small slam contract, but, on the other hand, several West players per- sisted in doubling when South arrived at the four heart contract, and with this information South proceeded to make five. Some North players, after the four club bid, went to five hearts, in which case South went to six. West doubled and defeated the contract one trick. Duplicate—None vul. Opening ‘lead—@ 10. North 1a today’s | hand is that several pairs arrived at} | Today’s Contrast Problem | South is declarer -at three | | no trump. West opens the five of hearts. Here is a hand with plenty of possibilities.~ Can you make’ three no trump | | against the best possible de- | | tense? | @K10943 @ None | @19864 542 Solution in next issue. 21 cashed and the losing diamond dis- carded. When West opened the ten of dia- monds, he was marked with neither the king nor the queen. The declar- er properly reasoned that, as he him- self held the ace, king, queen and jack stationed at Fargo, were at Ft. Lincoln | F; | i 3 i rendered poor .. 9.00 Frank M. Long, poor relie! 70.07 64.65 29.72 George Anderson, poor relief ‘a Johnson, poor relief Towne Dental services a Mire. C,H, Will, rent Robert board for H. Kinkea 2 Dra. Cole & Biunt, dental service to poor es Wing Mercantile Company, groceries for poor .. 26.40 Good Samaritan Soclet board and supplies for poor. .... sa 159.78 R. B, Webb, poor rellet 12.50 Dr. M, 8. Priske, dental services for poor 175 Lutheran Old People poor relief .... 78.00 The Shoe Mart, poor relief 1.75 Mrs. Ada Van Horn, poor Lytic, poor reliet Beil Telephone Company telephone service . G, Broderick, court fees C a 377.62 as court reporter 18.10 Commercial Service, Inc, rubber stamps . se 2.95 Harris-Woodinansee, office supplies 28.60 Monroe Calculating Machin Co., renewal of maintenance Putnam, December sal- penses 55.08 HOP 50.00 Capital tal of Underwood 4.00 H. H. Pilmoor, signs 2.76 Roland H. Crane, salary 10.00 c. L. Tierney, ‘checkwri 675 Commercial Service, Inc,, thr. rubber stamps w. W. of Bi Humphreys & Mou! . State's Attorney 6.75 Hoskins-Meyer, sup} 1.65 City Water Department, for courthouse 26.01 Globe-Gazette Printing Co. ‘one binder Marie Huber, mileage . Wachter Transfer Narthweiiehn Bell Tele. Com- any, telephones in court- poo! Commercial Service, inc, three rubber stamps E. A. Brown Grocery, roce Sen ers Welding Work era rpilar ee r, deputy clerk af court pe sie ee oot Kelle; Mes. Fie ae ‘Eetiey ‘matroi 5.00 Mrs. J. "t Kelley, board of’ i priso; a 164.50 James Trim Alfred Ramstrom, poor reliet Wilton Mutual Store, rent for John Rogers. . 5.00 DeWitt male M.D, services to poo! 42.00 c.'3, Martineson, rent for M. Montgomery 7.00 Mra, ‘T. Torgeson, nursing ervice to POOP wes 26.00 son, “service to R. Cc. om pi 27.00 ha ea sagoling 2.88 jarie Farnam, | boa witnd yoom . Budens ... 18.00 Roan & Stratiss Clinic, treat- ment to poor - 663.58 Elwood Swanson, e: F . 4.90 Walter W. Durfee, mileage 9.00 5 rent for . Sothus .. naz 12.00 ‘I Arndts, services and mileage 3.60 Gladys N. Tomkins, memo- randum decision .. 15.30 hemi 57.60 11.60 wittlam Frit nes ceo . 28.65 jeorge |, services ‘Commissioner... 18.00 ‘Axel Soder, services as Co. Commissioner 39.40 H._F. Tiedman, services as Co. Conny ioe’ i 15.00 5 , services as A. Swanson, sae “Co. Comminsioner services as Ped ‘Commissioner George Will, sei Commissioner 6.00 C._A. Swanson, services as Co. Commisalens) er ri 5.00 Mrs, H. Swindling, care o! ‘Ward children 60.00 William Frick, services as Co, Commissioner .... 6.00 Moved by Will and seconded by Tiedman that the pone, adjourn un- til_2:30 o'clock Roll _call: Swi ; Will, ay: neon, Frick: ¥ Btemarek, North Dakets, January 3:30 O'clock P. The board’ of county commissioners reconvened. On roll call Commission- ers Swanson, Tiedman, Will, Fricke and Soder were present. Moved by Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Tiedman that Char! Ryran of Ae Irving H. Hanson of Driscoll, Gehrke of Bald- win be issued beer * Me for the year ae Rol! Swanson, aye; Tiedman, aye; Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, a Moved by Commissioner Will and seconded by Commissioner Tiedman that the one and interest in the amount o! 9 be cancelled on Lot city of Bismarc! eries for poo: Bolt call: mn, absent; Tied- Albert. Pederson, ‘poor relief 0 * wi, aye; Fricke, aye John Norstrom, ‘road work... Soder, ‘aye: George W. Harmon, rt RESOLUTION a work Moved. by ‘Coram as jioner Ls ant Standard seconded by Commissio: Tiedman gasoline sestanecene, that OF a period nubject sto termina. Wachter Tri tion at tl the asure of the board, in on a snow oe - order that the indigent | flee. all re G, Scott, road work ceive all 9.5 if, Block 112, Original Plat, in the| b amounts, ete. Moved by Commissioner Will mae seconded by Commissioner Tiedmi that there be & loan. of $7,000.00 from the road fund to the general fund, and that a transfer of $2,000.00 made from the road fund to the peor fund. Roll _call: Swanson, aye gr erey aye: ‘Will, aye; Fricke, a: Soder, *Nioved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Will that the adjourn sine-dle. Roll call: Swan: ye; Tiedman, ue Will, aye; Soder, Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Tied- man that Axel Soder be named chair- man for the ensuing year. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Tiedman, aye; Will, Saal: Fricke, aye; ant Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Fricke that the nenee adjourn until 9:30 a. ua ia Soder, anson, aye; ayes, ‘will, aye Fricke, ay aye. Biomereh. North rth Dakota, 1984, 9:30 O’elock rs the’ Board of County Commi: ers reconvened. missioners Swanson, Fricke and Soder w Moved by Commis seconded by Comi ni that all licensed dentists be requested submit a schedule of prices of den- Y ion- On roll call Come Tiedman, present. will, Re port ort of M. H. Chernich approved and filed. Moved by Commissioner Fricke and seconded by Commissioner Tiedman that the salaries be fixed to the list GS) file in the Coun! aitoe office for the ensuing, oll will, 8 aye; Beja WHERFAB At rota deqmed advisable by this board that bond: thi Ponty be tenued for the purpose her inafter mentioned, and the assessed vajuation of “ail tasable property. tn Burleigh County, North Dakota, as last fina: ath sae a al thi inst which rth raed ts "00, rane 50% of the actual vali luation of said taxable property: ve, Has, RESOLVED, That Burleigh North Dako’ a“ ‘bonds in an fate of not exceeding & num ‘payable semi - annually, on the lst day bonds to be 4: February, 1934, fotee the fi gees be and gees 1d county physi | ot Souety or by ti rent the County cy Rell lef ‘Commit such pealeal vice to be paid for in confoi ney to schedule of "eos formulated by t! Committee on Medical Economics of the, epee Dakota State Medical As- lon, & copy of which is here- tanto ¢ attached ‘and placed on file by as il, jer, a ‘The afternoon was taken up with see meating of the several com mit construc- pee. 24, nts of to 457,67: rants are Feld Treasurer of this county as an un credit on the personal prope: sf soem ‘And. 8 4 13 dctiares rihee” by tense of Se fan ach according |- yed rey a Seeding $75,000.00, bearing interest” at the per an- of the payees of said warrants YY of tax delin- BIG NEW 1934 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN DELIVERED COMPLETE IN BISMARCK 02 ¢ fev dollars more With bumpers, spare tire and IN THIS BIG ST 304-306 Fourth St. 7 O38 tax paid NOTHING MORE TO PAY Skyway style © Speedway stamina © Steel- relnforced-by-steel bodies ¢ Quadripoise suspension « Extra rigid X-member frame Dual-dome cowl « Airplane type bearings and insulation» 3-passenger seats frontand } rear ¢ Luxurious upholstery and fittings, all come at delivered price queted here WILDE MOTORS, Inc. for a Studebaker than the lowest priced cars! America will recognize instantly thet Ae new Dictator is the greatest value ever offered in an automobile. This mew 1934 Studebaker 4-door sedan of Sapien and serves sista isthe ively big Dictator of traditional high quality. Yet it costs you, de- tebe, metal tire cover livered in this city with all equip- Federal ment only a few dollars more then the very lowest priced cars. AND LOOK WHAT YOU GET UDEBAKER! Phone 1500 of record-breaking stock car.and Indianspolis Speedway we cer daa by a lear ef chensions — There are even lower priced Dictator mod- els but the above sensational price is for a big 4-door sedan. Arrange to take a convinc- ing trial drive today! Drive it and you'll want to own it. Bismarek, N. D. €