The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1934, Page 2

2 BLUE EAGLE CHIEF PLAYS CRITICS OF PROFESSOR AIDES Brain \s Brain of Roosevelt; Trust Is Trust of People, He Declares Nashville, Tenn. 's June 22.—(7) vigorous endorsement Friday of Gen.' ‘Hugh 8. Johnson. “Yes, there is a brain trust in Washington all right,” the NRA ad- ministration said Thursday night in! an address, “but the brain is the brain | of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the trust | is aoe faith of the whole American: fe.” vincial apiarist of Manitoba, will be the principal speaker and Lieutenant Governor J. D. McGregor, also of ‘Winnipeg, will talk. W. Maniskowske, of Mooreton is president of the association and will preside at the picnic. P. J. McGlynn of Fargo is vice president and J. A. Munro of Fargo secretary-treasurer. John Husby, commissioner of agricul- ture and labor of North Dakota, is on the program for an address. LLNOS DENTIST KILLER CONFESSES /St. Clair, Ex-Convict, Says He'll! Go to Chair Without Tell- ing Motive New Orleans, June 22.—()—Arrest- ed here late Thursday with two pis- “What administration critics do not! tols in a handbag, Harold St. Clair, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. Prince of Wales, 40, Doesn't Look It! ee * * ee HEIR TO THRONE IS BUSY MAN ee * se # Has Little Time Now to Give Society | London, June 22.—(#—He doesn't; He took time off this week to at- look it, but the Prince of Wales will/ tend the Royal Scot race meeting be 40 years old Saturday. with the king and queen, and the Pp other night he slipped away to the Busier than ever and graver Of! military tattoo which has been draw- mien, the heir to the throne of the, ing tens of thousands ‘a night. On British empire does not get much re-! that occasion he characteristically de- laxation these days. Content with his!clined to enter the royal box and modest bachelor apartments at St.| few knew of his presence. James’ palace and his country place| His empire missions which earned at Sunningdale, he has devoted him-him the title of the “world’s best self in recent months to the campaign | traveling salesman,” have been taken for removing slums throughout the! over by his younger brothers. . . the British Isles. {Duke of York, Prince Henry and Society gets little chance nowada: ince George. to couple the name of the world’ The prince appears to be in deadly most eligible bachelor with some/earnest about the necessity for clear- stately princess or lovely lady of the, ing up the slums, a gigantic program realm. His royal highness works hard|on which an appreciable start has at his job. ‘already been made, like,” Johnson said, “is the fact that) the brain trust is not a ‘yes trust’ their way.” All presidents have advisers, he said, | but President Roosevelt's represent “the best brains of a cross-section of the United States,” while some former presidents took counsel of “men from ‘Wall Street, men who looked as if they had just swallowed a water-/ melon.” In an interview after his addre: Wohnson criticized Clarence Darrow, “You must beware of charlatans. It ‘was in this state, as 1 recall, that Clarence Darrow made a monkey out, of William Jennings Bryan in the s0- | called monkey trial—broke his spirit | end finally took his life. “Recently Darrow has attempted exactly the same thing about NRA.” 200 Bee Experts to Meet at Grand Forks, Grand Forks, N. D., June 22—(7)— Nearly 200 bee experts are expected @t the 12th annual picnic meeting of the North Dakota Beekeepers associ- ation here Friday. . L. T. Floyd of Winnipeg, pro- 30-year-old ex-convict, admitted to police that he killed Dr. Homer L. Meyer, 55, wealthy dentist of Eldorado, IL, last week-end in Illinois. Tilinois officers speculated that the dentist had been tortured before he was shot and killed and described the slaying as without a motive. St. Clair told chief of detectives John J. Grosch here that he ot fight extradition to Illinois. * “I will go to the electric chair, but the reason why I killed Meyer will go with me,” he was quoted by the of- ficer as saying. ‘The killing sccurred on the out- skirts of Equality, Ill, near Eldorado. \'The slayer was traced by police here through information given by an un- named person who saw his picture in the paper. St. Clair told Chief Grosch that he met Dr. Meyer in Eldorado last week after going there with Miss Evelyn Anderson, his “traveling companion” whom he said he met early this year at Corpus Christi, Texas. He said he was in search of @ location for a book-store. Scotland pays & bounty of $20 each for the killing of muskrats within her borders. YEAH - OR A BOTTLE OF GLUEK'S-IT TASTES JUST LIKE DRAFT BEER Nash-Finch Company Bismarck, N. D. Distributors Phone 447 you prepare them differently, the reason. It’s a little weak, or 2 little or mar good coffee. Be sure each method, a new potato A new potato and a winter potato are both potatoes—but colator coffee are both coffee—but you prepare them differently, using two different kinds of coffee. Here’s Coffee Maker, boiling water drips same coffee can be used for both methods, but like a “‘Jack-of-all-trades” it is “master of none”—neither drip nor percdlator. In one or the other, little things happen. it has a little less flavor. It’s these little things that make Your grocer has two Schilling Coffees, identical in flavor, but each is specially prepared for its different in blend, roast and grind, Two Schillin ? . Also, drip coffee and per- hrough a coffee specially prepared to yield Ikly. Wh the water continues to pass a coffee prepared to yield ile ina Pereelater, many times through its flavor slowly. The strong, or a little cloudy, or to use the correct coffee for eNO REEL LEGG CRG GO OO YALE CREW WINS President Roosevelt Looks on as Son Franklin, Jr. Rows With Losers Regatta Course, New London, Conn., June 22.—(4)—Yale’s smooth rowing freshman and junior varsity eights scored a clean sweep of the two morn-/| ine races of the classic Yale-Harvard regatta, on the Thames Friday. The Eli junior varsity won by two ard one half lengths after the fresh-| men had captured the opening brush The freshman race was a close but there Yale's brilliant finishing spurt enabled the Elis to pull away to! win decisively. | Yale dominated the junior varsity) splashed badly in the first half mile but pulled themselves together, raced going away, with another grand fin- ish marked by the cleanest sport of oarsmanship. Harvard, hitting up its beat in a desperate attempt to remain in the struggle, faltered in the dash to the line and finished all out. President Roosevelt occupied a place of honor aboard the referee's boat for both races, and saw his six foot four inch son, Franklin, Jr., row at number six on the beaten Harvard freshman crew. Yale's junior varsity had been *fa- vored from the start, but the Eli's triumph in the yearling struggle came as @ surprise to most rowing Observ- ers who had considered the crimson eed year men a fast, smoother boat- lon One American angler combines s mirror with his hook in such way that any fish approaching the bait gets the impression that another fish is there and so at once makes a grab for the choice morsel. SHE ATE ALL-BRA TWELVE YEARS WITH FINE. RESULTS Delicious Cereal Relieves Constipation Read this very enthusiastic letter: comes like eleven cae TS 20, eating Kelloge’s Kees Bean, When I started, it was called simply ’s Bran, and I believe it was one of the first ucts of the kind on the | disappointed.” — Miss fire University Park, a Aur sais Science says that ALt-Bran pro- vides “bulk” to exercise the intes- tines, and vitamin B to further aid regularity. Also iron for the blood. The “bulk” in Att-Bran is much How Vote for PAT ROBERTS Candidate for Sheriff of Burleigh County He is-a people’s man and & veteran Your vote and support will be (Pusd’ #0. adv.) into the lead at the mile and won,|m« OO Weather Report | a \ FORECAST ly cloudy and cool- er. AGAINST HARVARD .2r.2scef2%22'Ee:, mo Zo For North Da- kota: Scattered showers tonight; Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. For South Da- kota: Partly clou- dy, scattered showers west and north portions to- night and possibly east portion Sat- urday; cooler Sat- urday and west portion tonight. For Montana: SHOWERS Generally fair to- night and Saturday; cooler extreme i by a length and a half. ‘west portion tonight and east of Di- Both races were over a two-mile| Vide Saturday. downstream course. For Minnesota: Partly cloudy, Probably showers Saturday. and in struggle right up to the last 100 yards| north portion tonight; warmer near Lake Superior tonight; cooler in west and south portions Saturday. GENERAL CONDITIONS A deep low pressure area is center- contest after a slow start. The Elis)ed over Saskatchewan and Manitoba this morning (Prince Albert 29.44) and precipitation has occurred at ost places from the middle Missis- sippi Valley northwestward to the western Canadian Provinces. A high Pressure area is centered over the north Pacific coast (Roseburg 30.18) and the weather is generally fair from the Rocky Mountain states to the Pacific coast states. Moderate 27.92. Reduced to sea level, 29.67. Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. 46 ft, 24 hour change, $0.4 ft. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck station: Totl this month to date .. Normal, this month to date Total, January Ist to date Normal, January Ist to date .. Accumulated deficiency to date 4.10 NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- est est Pet. BISMARCK, clear .... 83 56 Beach, clear .......00. 74 Carrington, fogey oe 85 Crosby, clear . Devils Lake, fog 82 14 Dunn Center, Grand Forks, clear Hankinson, clear Jamestown, clear . Lisbon, clear . Max, clear . Minot, clear Sanish, clear Williston, clear . Wishek, clear Rapid City, clear . MINNESOTA POINTS High- Low. Minneapolis, cldy. Moorhead, clear .. WEATHER IN OTHER BEAEES est est Pet. Amarillo, Tex., cldy. . Calga: wee ey ary, B., peidy. Chicag BESSRBsseee PBSSSSSASSSESASSaeSTsF as ssragesssey Ly ar B peldy.. 76 Mo., cldy.. 4 § 2B Fy gsasaeee B2aee Miami .... - 6 Minot Aspirant Is (Editor's Note: This is one of 2 series of sketches of candidates in the state primary election.) BSRBSeRBBSBSSBSSSSeS_sssssssaeses8se888 Northwest Product FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1934 | They’re Legal Brains on Darrow Board When Clarence Darrow’s National Recovery Review Board issued its second rt declaring that the policy of NRA codes convicts our sconomic system of monopoly, it was the men shown here who passed on the legal aspects of the codes analyzed. They are members of the aewly created |i committee of the Darrow board, and are, from left to right (e » Lowell Mason, Chicago; Clarence Darrow, and Ww. W. Neal, . N.C. Back row, teft to right: J. R. Dresser, Louiston. idaho; Lee , Brooks and Ear! isensee, both of Fargo, N. D. in 1896 returned to Mirinesota to op-| Minnesota. He continued his bank- erate a farm for three years. jing business in North Dakota until In 1899 he entered the law office of | 1924. At present he is secretary of Andrew J. Volstead of Volstead Act! a Minot gravel company. fame. There he studied law and per-! He was elected to the state house formed office duties. of representatives in 1927 and 1029. 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