The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1934, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 tion through Moose lake. Paddling through Moose, Newfound, |Birch, Little Knife, Big Knife, Swamp, |\Cyprus and Saganawa lakes the boys found 18 portages over which to carry |the canoes. Experienced guides piloted the ex- Pedition through the unsettled coun. |try under the direction of Scout Exec- jutive Chase of the Headwaters Arca council. Pike were plentiful and Scoutmaster Johansen, Philip Con- stans, troop 6 Bismarck, and Eugene |Ries, troop 40, Hebron, had the ex- | citing experience of turning over their canoe while attempting to shoot 6 TS BACK FROM {ODAY CANOE TRP | Bismarck Boys Report Adven- = tures of Travel in Unsettled Northern Minnesota Five boy scouts and Scoutmaster r Thorolf Johansen, troop 6, from the through a rapids. Missouri Valley Area council return.| Considerable bad weather added to ed Wednesday after completing a ten- | the adventure of the trip, the local day canoe trip into the wilderness sec. boys reported, much impressed by the tions of Northern Minnesota and |gtandeur of the lake scenery. southern Canada. | Scouts making the trip besides the The boys left Bismarck August 17,/three mentioned above were: Dayton spending some time at Itasca State Shipley, troop 6 Bismarck; Russell park, Bemidji and Grand Rapids be-|Saxvik, troop 5 Bismarck; and Ber- fore reporting to the Canadian Bord- tram Benson, troop 41, Glen Ullin. er lodge, base ea the canoe trip. Al ——— At the lodge they joined a group o! 13 other sent "a scoutmasters | The custom of tatooing persists in where they were issued canoes, Hud-|Egypt for love charms, and signs of son Bay packs and ponchos before social status, and guards against bad heading into the heavily wooded sec- |luck and ill health. — PHONE 1080 BISMARCK FOOD MARKET 408 BROADWAY ORANGES, med. size, 2 doz....... ... 49¢ WAFFLE SYRUP, 44-0z. bottle ....... 35c SALMON, No. 1 tall tin, 2 for......... 25e CARROTS, 2 bunches ............... 9c BANANAS, 3 Ibs. ................55- 25c POTATOES, 10 Ibs. .......... weaciiateinayd 20c LETTUCE, 2 heads .................. 17c FRUIT BOWL COMBINATION 1 Bar Palmolive Soap 1 Pkg. Super Suds 5 (Giant Size) Crystal White Soap 1 (21-08. Pkg.) Crystal White Chips 1 (12-inch) Chromium Fruit Bowl “at = 98e Value PHONE 1080 THE PICNIC BASKET UP THE PANTRY FORA mm Prices below are good for week of Aug. 31 to Sept. 7 Carol, SALAD DRESSING ::"::.... 23¢ OLIVES, 18K Stuffed Manzanillas, 34, oz. jar ..15¢ m@ OLIVES, Carol Queens, 22 oz. jar SWEET PICKLES, Carol, 32 oz. jar J A Carol R & S, 32 oz. jar PRESERVES, 18K pure, 5 Ib. pail .......... . .85¢ PEANUT BUTTER, Economy, 2 Ib. jar ‘o. 10 Economy Fruits: Apples ........ oanscces Apricots Cherries, red pitted .. Prunes .. Pineapple, crushed ..... Blackberries ...... oe Strawberries .......... ‘ Raspberries, black or red . fae Peaches ... HMMGARS, Richfield, No. 2, cans, 2 for M@APEFRUIT, 18K Fancy, No. 2 cans, 2 for ... BEANS, 18K Cut Wax or Green, 2 No. 2 cans SARDINES, American Oil, 6 for SALMO Raceland, 1 Ib. tall cans, 2 for . POST TOASTIES, large pkgs. 2 for . xx, GRAPE NUTS, per pkg. ..................... l7e SPAGHETTI and 1y NOODLES, 5 Ib. box LYE, IGA, 3 cans IGA, . 10 bars ..... Wash-All, 5 Ib. box ....... Cc HEAPTH & SKIN SOAP, IGA, 5 bars ........238¢ F Imperial, 44 oz. jar .... 1H COCOA, Ambrosia, 2 Ibs. ..... - 21c FRUIT PECTIN, IGA, per pkg. .:...... 10c NAPKINS, IGA asst. in cello, 40 ct. pkgs. ...... GINGERALE and LIME RICKEY, IGA, i 24 oz, bottles, 3 for ................ Red Wing, Minn., Aug. 3i—(#}— The purported confession of an- other man to the double murder for which Jacob R. Daeffler has served 22 years of a life sentence will be considered by the state board of pardon in October. Daeffler was convicted here of the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Antcn Schill in 1911, to which Eugene Artz, Daeffler’s brother-in-law allegedly confessed in a letter re- ceived recently by the convict, a copy of which was turned over Friday to Probate Judge William M. Ericson by Hugh M. Gillen of Stillwater, Dacffler’s attorney. At the same time Judge Ericson disclosed that Artz, while not in Confession by Another May Bring Pardon to Man Who Served Term prison, is nevertheless paying in severe penalty for the crime to which he allegedly has confessed. Artz is afraid of his shadow, every noise starts him to his feet, the fear that haunts him has turned his hair white and when indoors he keeps shades lowered and doors locked even in daytime, Judge Ericson was told in a letter some time ago. When lest heard from Artz was in Milwaukee. Judge Ericson was prosecuting attorney of the county when Daeffler was arrested for the double murder and at the time he said he had evidence that the actual killing was done by Artz REQUESTS STUDENTS Will Be Impossible After | Opening Day school. | Indications are that the enrollment will be unusually high in all classes this year, Mr. Payne states. phone Mr. Payne at 285 at once, lockers. juniors and seniors. ‘Accordion Man’ Goes Yuma county prospector. cant. TO REGISTER EARLY New Enrollments and Changes High school students who expect to enter Bismarck high school for the tirst time and all former students who |wish to make any changes in their program should report to the high school office as soon as possible, ac- cording to W. H. Payne, principal. No new enrollments will be taken and no changes will be made in enrollments on the morning of the opening day of The principal is receiving many re- quests daily for places for non-resi- Cent pupils to work for their board and room. Anyone needing a boy or girl to work for their board and room jor to do odd jobs is requested to tele- Locks may be placed on lockers Thursday morning, Sept. 6. Locks which already are on must be taken off in order to give the janitors an opportunity to clean and repair the The compartments on the first floor will be reserved for the Calmly to His Death State Prison, Florence, Ariz. Aug. 31.—(/)—Laying aside an accordion) ti from which he had pumped jazz tunes, Louis Sprague Douglass, 49, walked calmly into Arizona's lethal gas chamber early Friday and was ex- | ecuted for the murder of Ralph Hart, Douglass, the fourth man to die in the gas chamber, was convicted of killing Hart in a robbery attempt. His execution left the death row va- although legal technicalities pre- vented proof in court. Daeffler then was only 21 years old, broke down after 40 days of almost constant questioning and confessed that he alone killed Mr. and Mrs. Schill in their little home in Red Wing. Subsequent- ly, Daeffler repudiated his con- fession. ON BRAN New Ruling Corrects All Labels To protect the buying public, the United States F and Drug’ Ad. ministration has advised that eve: package of cereal labeled “Bran” state on the label exactly what it contains. Before this ruling, even part- bran pee ‘were sometimes mis- takenly referred to as “Bran.” It ‘was not easy for the purchaser to distinguish nm a cereal that was entirely bran, or all bran with flavoring, and another that was mostly wheat. lloge’s Att-Bran is labeled “ALL-BRAN Deliciously Flavored with Malt, Sugar and Salt,” a state ment which describes the product fairly and honestly. Kellogg's Att-Bran has won mil- lions ‘riends because it corrects most types of common constipation safely and dork It furnishes generous “bulk”— needed to pro- mote normal elimination. However, ALL-BRAN is not a “cure-all.” Certain of intes- inal disorders shi be treated only on @ physician’s advice, When buy a bran cereal, for the relied of comet tion, read the wording on the package. The facts are there! Make sure by asking | for Kellogg’s Aut-Bran. It fur- nishes “bulk” in concentrated form for satisfactory results. In the red-and- At all = | Bet Be. Made by Kellogg in ‘CONFUSION ENDED Coxamur.ists ‘Der-and’ Martineson’s Return A protest resolution “demanding” that the city commissioners take no action that will interfere with political and mass actions and that all actions against Chris Martineson, ousted chief of police be withdrawn, was adopted by communists who closed their nom- inating convention here Wednesday. Waving the “bloody shirt” of an al- leged Fascist terror and decrying the struggle of workers and farmers to preserve their democratic rights, the commissioners: and “Whereas, the workers and farmers|™mand of the city commissioners that they take no action that will inter- must struggle to prevent the taking fare Wik Cte leat 40d ott away of our democratic rights, and “Whereas, charges have been brought against Chris Martineson, chief of police, by the city commis- sioners for the reason that he has granted too much freedom of political and mass gatherings. “Therefore, be it resolved that we, 40 Ibs. or over, per box Apples $1.49 . Jonathans, per box Pineapple 21c Broken slices, large tin, 2'4 size Prunes Italian, 16 Ib. box Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, FRUIT BOWL CON Buy now, Basket . Crab Apples Red Hyslops full 35-Ib. box LEMONS Fancy, special, PRUNES, Ital- ians, 16-lb. crate 78c Grapes, White Malagas, No. 10 tin. 10c Peas, “Early June,” No. 2 tin, Grapefruit, No. 2 tin Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheet, 3 for 19c (No Bottle Charge) PENCIL TABLETS, Heavy Weight, 2 for NCILS, Finch, 6 for ...... eg FFEE, Peak Blend, 1 Ib. . “G” Blend, 1 Ib. .. “A” Blend, 1 Ib. .. “A” Blend, 3 Ib. pkg. .. Rees AINBOW JELLY WAFERS, per Ib. .........15¢ . (School Tablet FREE) : DRANGE SLICES, per Ib. .... secveeee LOC RTED COO! , Johnston’s, per Ib. .....23¢ EST COOKIES, 2 Ib. pkg............. . 87e “"1G.A. STORES “| a Ae Se * BES eee Bar »)1 Pkg. Super / HEMPEL’S Saturday Specials GRAPES $1.98 89c crate—P E A CH ES—crate 89¢ Washington Elbertas Diil Pickles, Lib- by's No. 24 tin. . 16c CORD 25c Apples Jonathans, 4 $1 .49 box, only .. ORANGES poe ge SO Ieib, lg --..-. QOC Carrots, “washed” 9 eee eee § 1 .89 bushel ner $ 1 e 75 Sweet i Relish | PINEAPPLE | °*%dines 5-or. bottles | Crushed, 7 for 59c 2c Catsup, Van Camp’s, 14-02. bottle, Sauerkraut, No. 2% tin, 2 for... 25c Napkin “Paper,” 80 count, 3 pkgs. 25c ONIONS Fancy yellow Seap Suds” 5 (Giant Size) Crystal Wi 1 (21-08, Pkg.) Cr 1 (12-inch) Cl A 83.50 MARCOVITZ Grocery Free Delivery Service Crabapples, Grapes, Oranges, Lemons, Cucumbers, Potatoes 1 Bar Palmolive Soap 1 Pkg. Super 5 (Giant Size) Crystal White Soap 1 (21-08. Pkg.) Crystal 1 (12-inch) Chromium 905 Frent Ave. Large size, each Salmon Tall pink, 2 tins Softasilk, large pkg. Cooking Oil 30c Amaizo, 25 oz. bottle Peppers, Carrots, Cabbage COMBINATION Suds White Chips Fruit Bow! ICHHO PHONE 631 | “The Store That Saves You Money” FANCY CREAM CHEESE, COCOA, 1-1b. tins, special PARAWAX, Special, 1-lb. FRUIT BOWL L, E. SMITH 601 Tenth Street Ukulele Broken Slice Pineapple, per Ib. ........008 seeveeeee Salmon, 1-Ib, tall pink, 2 for Sunny Monday Laundry Bonp, 10 bars 7 23c i ITALIAN PRUNES AND PEACHES FOR CANNING ORANGES, good size, special, per dozen BISCUIT FLOUR, large pkgs., makes 90 biscuits KAP-KOTA JAM, Rasp. or straw., 43 oz. glass .. Franco-American SPAGHETTI, Libby’s FANCY RED SALMON, 1 Ib. tin Minneopa PORK and BEANS, 2', tins, special . DILL PICKLES, quart jar, special SUNSHINE SUGAR WAFERS, ', lb., special 10 Large POST TOASTIES or CORN FLAKES, 2 pkgs. aie PINEAPPLE, Broken Slice, No. 2'% tin Softasilk CAKE FLOUR, 44 oz. pkg. .. WHEATIES, 2 pkgs., special FANCY EGG NOODLES, 2 Ib. box, special ... STRING BEANS, Green Cut, No, 2 tin, 2 for . SAUERKRAUT, No. 24% 7" 2 for g. SEMINOLE TOILET PAPER, 1000 sheets ...... 1 Bar Palmolive Soap im) 1 Pkg. Super Suds 5 (Giant Size) Crystal White Seap 1 (21-08. Pkg.) Crystal White Chips 1 (12-inch) Chromium Frait Bowl — Fresh Fruits and Vegetables — Springers — 24, Pounds — Stewing Hens Swift’s Circle S Picnics and Small Hams Let us have your meat order. We will see that it will be carefully selected FOR LESS MONEY —WE DELIVER— Twilling’s Grocery SATURDAY SPECIALS FRUIT BOWL COMBINATION LT’S PHONE 631 mass meeting adopted the following|the workers and farmers resolution to be presented to the city| meeting assembled at Bismarck, this 29th day of August, demand that all “Whereas, there 1s today = wave of | sctions against Christ Fascist terror sweeping the country, | Withdrawn and, the “Be it further resolved that we de-/an at mass} MISHAP VICTIM IMPROVES Devils Lake, “Aug. 31.— (7) — Mrs, Martineson be incoming train, is reported by the | attending physician to be “much bet. ter” Friday but still in & very serosa condition, GUSSNER’S PACKING COMPANY “Since 1883” Pot Roast 12-15c |Minced Ham 14¢ Beef Liver 9c Hamburger 10c Beef Tongue 12c Bologna lle Liver Sausage, Head Cheese, Blood Sausage, Ib... 9c Supreme Quality Cottage Cheese, Ib.............. SPRING CHICKENS - - HENS FRESHEST —FRUITS and VEGETABLES—— CONCORDS Ft art naskets TOMATOES B=" LETTUCE &, |. Ripe ... ‘Wax Beans, Green Beans, Radishes, Green Onions, Beets, Egg Plant Sweet—CANTALOUPES—Meaty Fancy—STRAWBERRIES—Fancy ORANGES fens ....... POTATOES (astea ...... CARROTS Grea Green Tops PEAS Rog tin. ae 2 for 25c¢ PINDAPPDE foo ccsecsocssssssseeees 21c PEACHES North tin cescsesccsesssssenes ee SWANSDOWN su: WHEATIES Went rates 2 for 23c PARAFFIN WAX found ...cccccssscsseesss: 9c C1 Of ae ee see wee LSC Just Phone 1060 r can Per pound COMBINATION A $3.50 Value rr 99c F. E. SMITH Phone 1613 Nash Coffes, new cines jar, per Ib. Ber Phg. juicy, 49 c crisp, 8 bunches. BIR iss = Peas, fancy sweet tender, ‘Jonathan Apples, fancy and | special, 30 C grade 3610. @ 4 65 | oe Cc eee ~ Cucumbers, 5 Eanengs, toner, 2 5 c fancy, each »...... Cc ‘irm, ls iaacae aeareererny ” Plums, Radishes, firm, .10c fancy, 8 lbs. .... Pitted Red Cherries, Watermelons, fine No. 10 can, quality, per Ib. .... 3c each Ts 59c Peaches, fancy, per crate ....... 98c Crabapples, fancy red, per pk ..... 80c Honor Brand Fancy Peanut Butter, 3 3 c per quart jar ... Serv-Well Brand Green Tea, finest quality, first crop, per Ib. '29c Q Celery, fancy krisp, large bunch 15c E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts — The Sanitary Store _ All Phones 1400 122 Fifth Strevt