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

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1934 afternoon near a fashionable hotel Reunion of Mary and | fo'Severiy mils. e 4 JEWRY CHEERED BY Beauty Marooned hes 1 ‘La at Gods’) He met Miss’ Pickford in Beverly n t Qa es ee I P th Doug in po Hills, entered her automobile and n Fenthouse sthe| Went with her for a ue oe : Hf Hollywood, Cal., Aug. 22.—(/ ie) after that that she mai er state- islature} BOYCOTT STRENGTH era ett ES 2a Ss t films, Mary Pickford and Douglas é Dect: Manchukuo, Aug. 22— erie on rested “in the lap of the Drouth ry nditions c tive Thrift and oe 5 Serena ence acehi Oey is so mad at Rus- ‘Thats is the way “America’s sweet- Continue in State Small Cooperative Thri List of Office Seekers, Certified by Secretary of State Byrne, Fight to Finish Against Ger- | ii, that they've broke off the dip- heart” denied the tatu of thete : i ituti i r i that never ex- once ic ila volnlailiad See ea cee tw ebbuee ey wetter aes man Naziism tered. That makes the, Soviets found its way into the divoree courta.| Though temperatures, were some Orgenized for Posts in House , and Manchukuo such strangers With = wistful smile, she spoke of] what lower, drouth sonditions con | boll Bh adi Bl t fight each other her meeting Tuesday with Fairbanks|ued Geneva, Aug. 22—(}—Reports from| that they can’t fig! ee) upon His retarn tHe ‘after|last week, according to the the old and new worlds of the success| unless they can get ia _ Nigel yas cated trans-|corn and wheat region summary is- ) reat neha datea| je candi Fa ee eet ee ey | Deer ale. Gave Uane TacHNWe pired between the two, for whom|sued Wednesday by O. W. Roberts, farm credit administration started | Names of 259 Republican and Democratic candidates for state senator cheered delegates to the third world] looks like we're going Lm ott fe ‘4 iliation Hes | federal meteorologist here. i ind representative who will appear on the fall ballot have been certified! joich conference ‘Wednesday. peace over here all week long. lywood hopes hewn Corn, flax and potatoes deteriorated promoting the idea of credit | ey Secretary of State Robert Byrne. ‘Members from the United States, | Yours, Win ahead, ae eee a aay obi: gubetally, With ohele ranging * Wednesday to help the little fellow Of the various contests, 113 Republicans will compete in the fall for Great Britain, France, Belgium and —will. we Sue Doin Arnel te bis ents Pay who needs cash. 1 credit union act, | election to the house, with 100 Democrats as their Cagulaals es De Poland, among others, said the fight - iis his iigatn te tii tes lap OF caeee esaaition ta Ta ‘hind ‘i Under (the federal Gd of| For Senate positions, 24 Republican nominees will face ‘M0-| against Nazi anti-Semitism was suc- City and County | ago Further than that I'can| Harvesting, tea a, is nearing 3 5 the: y,| cratic foes. cessful in their countries. pact ecco completion and ing is well ad- CE URI Sb Oa country. In two counties, Traill and the twelfth district in Richland county, |i 1 rt care ay in the ai oe BER Oe say nothing.” so’ the ailence ea Lice se . Governor William I. Myers announce |no Democratic ticket has been entered in the field against the Repub! ted United States, were reported to have Hitec Be, ake Lie DRS OFM onenoe ay tet ail (eas ibsi Saale aie avin meat ‘iin BRA or Otitis ac accist Pe eccablicun cadidates for state roprerentativg: rn PRONUOR | sie the bayoott poy born at 3:15 a, m., Wednesday at his “private life,” had nothing to say.| tities of livestock are being shipped, chard of Omaha as assis | faces the Republican candidates for state representative. ‘A communique by the boycott com-|HOY Born at 3:18 mth men esagie wet uneday| CNS Bil mae. of ‘the credit union section to assist" “Those who have been certified as nominees are: , iio Suid the veoetamy” qoute “be| tHe Be ramous mmary Bobet Seer ere eaalnet ais District and County ese) Republican Democratic redoubled and put through to a fin-| s¢ sa aery fae ~ prem redit unions, Myers awe [ist Senate cere seeceaane certs {sHSUEL Séwe are remored’ to thelr ‘ot adiioe, HAVE tS aa tb Bis. RuNCRE of nied Ey aerenut ‘more eae ae Sonn Halcrow Mary Rathoun rights in Germany. Bees recently and live at 200 Main) feisois. ‘Their chief elms are to en-| Franklin Page Earl D. Symington | Creation of a center to direct world | a" | > Gearagt tiritt aod lend inaney totielr| d Senate J. H. Burkhart © Wm. J. Lowe Jewry in ® fight against discrimina- | Munters ly for provident or pro- | au ft Ward Hi ouse J. E. Stoa Chas. H. Black tion and establishment of a central | Employed in the state FERA setup, | es ye |Part of War Senate om : Te: Office of propaganda to support the) 5c ‘mickson, who comes from Chi-} Betty Randolph, once glorified In a “The law was enacted to permit Pett of Walsh House Palmer Levin Harry O'Brien —_| boycott were recommended. cago, is making his home at 500! Ziegfeld'’s Follies, became the people of small means to borrow M.T. wk bite i. A. weieaae i Avenue A. feminine Robinson Crusoe of Man- y ‘ir fellow-workers, as- Ss Donald K. Dike seorge V. Coffey —— | hattan Gaiceti ie" taretes fqet oss Rae Hae” SN Soh (CONTINUE DD] sue coe wpm| tert aeior ee! | Two Expert Beef ' unions formed for the purpose, and | 5th Senate eoscgensesaeee m farmer and restaurant owner, hi aE TaUTIR Uc onion to encourage them to save,” Myers Part of Grand Forks House air Bilden ae vat Brooklyn Robbery living at 120 Sixth St. | bycake MERiNOMOEE tecae meet : Dress ers Pexpalieation forms for union ears Part of Grand Forks House _A. E. Sandlie Geo. Saumur Nets Biggest Cash Mr. and Mrs, Guy Mecartey who out. A Bill for $600 rent was the in ss a ters will be ready at district offices | 7th Senate a Reeds ‘ :, Py A come here from Topeka, i, i - lust Pass ical an eal xami of ie farm credit administration | Part of Grand Forks House Gus Sellare isis D. C. Cunningham Seizure in History living at the present time at 104 Mata Teerck end We living I the Now| PHONE 1060 Ebates, snerude’ at Sena ie |train Houre, Karl H. Brunsdale Amos Ewen ‘The money taken from the armed|4¥ japartments. He is from 8t. Cloud, Me ‘i J. A. Dahl truck consisted of sums collected at} ome tamtiy of Edward M. Nelson, | Minn. 9 ——_——_ L. C. Odegard several Brooklyn branches of the Bank|..erintendent of the state capitol | | Weather Report | Jath Senate a a ‘ of Manhattan, as well as from pri-|b viding, arrived here recently and| Carrie Pool of Dierks, Ark., owns an -—$_—_—_____ 4 [Part of Cats HouRe ee eae Rey Renal, [vate firms. It was destined for the/nove taken their residence at 815|18-month-old pig as broad” as it is RUE TANCHEES | SOP Se A EET cL ELIOT ee | LE long. It is so short that its food has Equipped With Full Sanitary and Modern Equipment FORECASTS Nichol McKellar J. P. Johnson. An average of $19,000,000 is trans- | to be placed on a box, its hams and For ance id vein ER Wal Sl ee | Leland J. Smith ported in these trucks et the W. H. Sullivan, Cities ice Oil| shoulders touch when it walks and its ably showers and warme : L. L. Twichel ERR ie ts of New York each week day. . H. Servi | ite Thursday generally fair and cooler.’ | |) Senate John G. Piath Max H. Strehlow | teets of New Zork each wv company representative, has come to) head is between its shoulders. pated Not aed Part of Cass House M. H. Holte Miles H. Murr The police have apparently no in- showers and Fred J. Peterson W. F. Nesemeier |aunation toward any theory that the warmer tonight; | 11th Senate srassecsaseennetssete . holdup may have been an “inside Thursday _ gener-| Part of Cass House F, Paul Smith job.” ally fair and cool-| 19th Senate Melvin P. Johnson ‘A. detective, returning early Wed- “For South Da.| Part of Richland House _—_—Dan R. Jones iiesaaly to HeMGanttels etter thoursiodl oles) | Somen aL C. E. Moore the case, sald he was convinced that unsettled tonight | 13th Pme. GaGa gin ‘Auiey |) the robbers were former hijackers t yu . C. i, a. e i rs re dienoyerwaemes cee os A. Ne Lavik Verta Harrington | Gropabiy are men without city or New| —STANDARD GIVES YOU THAT, IN THIS IMPROVED GASOLINE, WITH tonight; cooler|14th Senate John Crandall R. D. Magill York state police records. : west and rorth| Ransom House Harris Halverson Laura W. Jones Fast cars and speedboats were es- portions ~— Thurs- Martin Larson Quentin Olson sentials of Tuesday's crime. The SHOWERS (ay 15th Senate Sores : ithieves drove away in cars of such For Montana: | Part of Barnes House Sam Oglesby them to out-dis- Partly cloudy and warmer tonight; an of Barnes SGiate. Geaneeneliin at " Power as there ac beet ra acne cnr, Warmer extreme veast| (0 tnele House Albert Bjerke J. E Langford | tanee pursuit, and vent directly to Minnesota—Increasing cloudiness, Edw. aie A. aa race them out of the police circle that followed by scattered showers and | rth era CT. erg E. J. Wal had been quickly swung around down- warmer in north portion Wednesday | 17 i Senate Eee - =m town Brooklyn. night; Thursday unsettled, cooler in| Nelson House . O. ey ee cited This: detective, who declined ‘to be west and central, possibly showers in | L. ce wee ae ae are quoted by name, said there is little A hace eee tae Hussy ruscenn A. E. Berkland Goubt but that the robbery had been i William Crockett Robert Robertson [Planned for more than two months. oF i Motorcars used in the crime, he GENERAL CONDITIONS | Ed A. Hill John Schuler SSniibed tou by-were etdlen early 4a ine; The barometric pressure is low over| 19th Senate 6 aearere the license plates which were ES Ba aye tehewan Prince Al} Rolette hehe Jeeaurreseksl! Edward G. Roy used on them Tuesday. edie the Cecieatiers Preesute. ALES oot Senate ©. W. Fine Howard Schmid tee embayment Ot anne seattans overlic the central Plains States and Hous: J.C, Hancon Ben A. Anderson a vehicle for conveying machine guns the north Pacific coast (Kamloops | Benson louse John F. Randall Lill Shively to the scene of an intended robbery } am an ed Sears a ee ae Senate tones a was a touch strengthening nae that ‘ curred from the eastern y s : = a i : Mountain slope to the Great Lakes | Ramsey House Philip A. Hoghaug Rt. J. Downey Piestgl yiaelh erent opens ' Fegion, with heavy showers in Okla. | John Jones Frank Gessner iter rogue that fell when federal guns welm overt Eur welt Coal Sealer igand Seog BeWaleniel, AC nEaet {dropped John Dillinger in Chicago. i eee ‘the northern and Mowiine House weg ‘McLarty Clyde Barks When the moment for action came, 2 North Dakota Corn and Wheat Region | 23rd Senate viet “Summary for the week ending "| Stutsman House Delia: Brastrap ie ‘Bargum for immediate action. | Though feper tures were some- L. F. Sharp Ben Gilbertson The precision of execution Tuesday what lower. droughty conditions con- R. F. Strutz H. J. Morris has never been excelled in fact and i tinued in ail sections and corn, flax | ogty Senate Milton R. Young Thomas Hurley seldom in fiction. The three truck } and Potators deteriorated generally. | T's Moure House William Happ A. A. Brunsman guards, each armed, were covered by j ‘These crops range from hae to total | “84 Zack Shockman Farle E. Clark |robber guns so quickly that even the loss except sonni eastern localities. | 4. ee d Basle Es Pig isbegensa ot panne reer pani Poaceae hi ine wrelt a ae anes) liv elscouts | Dickey House. John A. Nelson Joe Fitzgerald would have been suicide. The truck eats this: at the { F ng viel "Pastultes are drying and A. Wendland Ben Nelson 'driver, Joseph Allen, had his hand remember C: large quantities of livestock are being | 26th Senate Harry C. Lynn EK. M. Klein resting on the butt of his pistol, yet familiar Standard RedCrown ee Tetraethy]Lead, shipped. Emmons House ‘Val P. Wolf. F. J. Appert could not draw. A sharp blow across pump you can get these ex- the finest anti-knock fluid—yet Bismarck | ? ‘ Math Dahl P. J. Kraft his knuckles made him powerless, even tra values: sells at “regular” price. . eee ce j27th Senate NATE : had he defied the guns that were @ Agusoline thathasbeenletout Those two qualities alone are . ae Burleigh House D, D. Barkman Thos. J. Burke levelled at him and at the guards, another notch in Live Power— enough to give you an idea gee) nonvicha W.B. Falconer ‘William M. Schantz |Jonn Wilson and William Lillienthal, —ienaionaums sn Hee PREC Milton Rue J. M. Thompson There were 22 sacks of money re- ce sce auicles Seaater Biebes be: 4 is th es) prs For Bismarck station: 28th Senate Wm. A. Thatcher J. L. Gorder maining in the truck when a sudden climbing power,or Superiuel e talk ‘Total this month to date . | Bottineau House Howard Parkinson Wm. A. Diepolder command of “scram!” sounded from Mid-West. Try itl > Bisel, ais month to dat Peter Peterson Mae Nichol Dunbar |the lips of the leader. The robbers Fi ao fae. i Fred J. Shurr Wn. Hair ran for their cars, leaving behind Roel ty aS date, 29th Senate $29,000 and dropping one of their ma- “by pees Part of Ward Ho B. J. Anderson ell, Jr. {chine guns in the only false move NORTH DAKOTA POINTS ies we Ole G. Frosaker Hans A. Christiansen an otherwise expertly done crime. High-Low- | Einar Muus M. D. Graham Snatching up this weapon, Lillien- est est Pet. H, L. Nelson John H. Greenhalgh | thal, the truck guard, jumped into the BISMARCK, clear .... 43 .00/ 30th Senate Wm. Martin James T. McGillic |“holdup proof” truck, as did Allen and ! Beach, clear ...... 8 00) Morton House WW. J. Godwin Roy Banning Wilson, and opened fire as they gave | Carrington, clear” H ay Karl Kiesel David Cannell pursuit to the thieves. None of the | Bere tae clear 42 ‘00| Gus A. Schauss Carl Keidel bullets took effect, and the robbers | Begin 43 ‘o0|Stark Hee aaa Cyril Drury _ igeiggarrcisca j Bann Center clear’... 72 37 00 Antone Kubischta John Gerhardt | Project b Grand Forks’ clear | Hm Ray Schnell A. ,Parenkopt Mattress aie ‘ . Hankinson, clear . 500! « Senat liv enbe: tto To} deresown, leat 2-00. OIRER 9. Smate Oliver Ronenbere Git Tong |” FERA Gives 16 Jobs ae Nees gene W. W. Treffry N,N. Loesch | finot, peldy 26.00/33 s scent ag sere : mn persons wi Parshall clear $3 ‘00 la4th Senate Ole Ettestad T. E. Osford Dieeingen, 7 the. federal. emergency . “eldy ... 00) } : F d y. 0. Bi j relief set-up. Williston clear 2 00 McHenry House ene » sbeesiort cet ene The mattresses will be made here TE, Cinae . a H. F. Niewoehner T. E. Sleight \by relief workers, who will be paid 35th Senate s ores Ne |regular FERA wages, and will be dis- SOUTH DAROTA HOINTS Kidder-Sheridan House John J. Adam Theo. Hanson tributed among the indigent persons Chas. Mode John Dobbert of peed and other counties y d 8 Ww Adam Wald on the Slope. Rap’ oie, peldy Ret chebaeza House, Jacob H. George Several similar factories will be es- ‘ . Ww. H. Bettenhausen Raphael Gross tablished in the state of North Dako- MINNESOTA pune Christ P. Ritter Anton J. Klein ta, Dickinson being selected because HUgh Tone, |atth Senate ee eee of its central location in the Slope Minneapolis, peldy tes 80 38 00 Part of Richland House c a Morea: ake Rehmet a oe Sis manatccae . 5 Benes | 38th Senate : Nelson Dingeldein —_|ea trom government cotton. WEATHER IN OFEER. STATES Part of Barnes Hanes James G. Thoresen Mike Stei i gh-Low- | 3 s eee oe ‘ Sawetils, ‘Te ‘1 ne a Pe Billings, Bowman, House A. C. Anderson c Pek Schuschnigg Leaves s marillo, Tex., rain ... “ . B. Jet Boise, Idaho, clear’... 90 Be ma eee valiey & Pies + Noben Rey Leer ee Florence for Genoa : d Senate R. A. Owings Doyle . Rage A $ $0] Burke-Divide House 0. F. Anderton Thos Biddy | ee Ue ae Gen cee s.. 2 E. J. Marks | dete Berine Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Aus- 66 00 E. J. McIlraith . G. tz ke 52.00 tria and Former Empress Zita, see! 44 cool 428t ee ei ing a restoration of the Hapsburg 46 ‘00| McKenzie awe ML. Hie thorne, was banished early Wednes- ‘Your New Buice .. . Buick never built a 52.00 * 5 may 42nd Senate _F. T. Gronvold W. H. Robbins a finer automobile. A keen performer as 43 tp Pierce es en. eg ee pcgaangptncaay vay aicagean i char 13 48 00| 43rd sists ee Tuesday night by automobile after sive gasoline for 1934—Standard Red item eRe House FD. turd” onerreeccee ith: Premes “Mussotia! Crown Superfuel—releasing more Live ; i “No, Pte Nebr tein’: 66 36 06 Ran Senate Harry Peterson” Harold D. Ward _| altd proceeded direc . ned nee den ; ‘ s | at Bk ©, rain 98 eS ‘2 Mountrail House Anal Olson J.D. Rogers te Power per drop, per gallon dollar. : ; ie y ; 68 36 «(Ol fe oo) 4te wee 0. H. HAGEN on a on Plumbing, Heating and Gas - Soe Blas as Fitting. 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