The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1934, Page 7

ai THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY Y, NOVEMBER 9, 1934 LAGION, ALXIUARY |="? CRAPPING OP NRA. ]T cage ani One Howe Legere ee LAUNCH CLOTHING wie ie it neat ie iain ADVISED BY . OF (. 4 aa pe Nighi Ober Me conmbebiong we aad ae ton wheter to Nebraska ‘morsory eral constitution was binding. illary will keep the home fires burn- FERA aed are” oVaisepe r” strike, his one house legislature amendment | tion is a question not presented to the DRIVE FOR NEEDY oh pik to cuanatge an protean against increased | had given his home state a gift more| district court in this case and conse- Htave-wide task. The Joo calls for hara| chamber Begins Poll of Busi- food prices at Walle Walla eo important than ‘is other achieve |quentiy tis not determinable fn the work, initiative, and the cooperation , st refused to eat * | Gr all SeGee. | We aie ibd to Orovien ness Sentiment on Blue in the college dining hall Thurs- In less than a year, the senator ace bernie ia left epen for future Plans for Second Annual Cam- a and other Lee or Eagle Rule day ae Ree) soe 2) ate ue Caer te Bird ae a . - thousands es even! me ere. remain- ss paign Completed After | assisted by the FERA and we also are| ee der; about 278, subsisted mainly | ontrast to the more than 10 years it] Lima, Peru — The newspaper PAC NG Cc 3 Conference Thursday glad to bl that the repairing and|’ Washington, Nov. 9.—(®)—Scrap-| 0M milk shakes, eral constitution abolishing “lame Cronica charged “petroleum im- Phone DEPENDABLE QUALITY MEATS a renovating mean more work for ping of NRA and legislation to set _ duck” ci Perialism” was responsible for the fe — families on ‘relief rolls. I am asking EF . Lemke A Ongresses. Chaco War between Paraguay and 332 SATURDAY SP) ECIALS Mela ; each ‘post to double the amount| UP self-government by industry was| Frazier-Lemke Act Nebraska voters Tuesday stamped] olivia, accusing foreign interests % ‘With the double objective of pro-| which was collected last year.” advocated Friday by a special com- Illegal, Court Finds an 85,000 vote majority on the amend-| of seeking ‘the shortest possible a viding the needy with clothing and| Willson thanked the Legion and the mittee of the Chamber of Cémmerce ly ment to the state constitution to way to export a product.” of the United States. substitute a one house legislature of of giving work to women in the FERA| Legion Auxiliary for undertaking the ‘The ber began a 30 to 50 members, L;«MAWINE projects, the North Dakotal St? sine up make federal fonds go| Pol of Business men throughout. the |ziercLemke ‘sinenaineat te the bank the pee: Pot Roast ="n."” 8, 10c Grd Steak tem "124 . erican Legion to make federal funds zier-Lemke amendment to the bank- | & non-partisan ballot, for the pres- x ‘auth tase wide ‘clothing “Arve Sa twee as far,” he said. *| country to determine their reaction ‘ruptcy act ts held unconstitutional |e: chambers of 33 senate and 100|_ See Our Beautiful Window next month, The drive eile cone|. Miss Salsberry urged that every by Judge Luther B, Way of the Unit-| house of representative members, al-| Display Tonight, GUSSNER’S.| 7 eG EAS Grd Steak per ......... ducted from December 9 to December| Housewife in the state begin building ed States district court. $0 elected by districts but on party a pile of articles for the Legion. She Economic conditions don’t make a| ‘kets. "pans for the campaign were com-|sttessed the fact that clothing does not been closely constitution, he said Thursday, an- pleted Friday following conferences| Deed to be wearable, since it can be nouneing his ruling. Nebraska Moratorium made over by the women in the FERA | Judge Way found that to prevent « r Veterans’ Notice Cities, Partie te on Auxiliary] sewing shope. Rags are also wanted; bank, which is allowed by one law to| Gets Ruling of Court fieevathaee tite ings were Lynn U. Stambaugh, Fargo,| ‘hey can be made into rugs, she said. hold ® en against real estate for no — ‘ree dinner Monday night department eommander of the Am- oe eee they consisted igllonger than five years, from selling| incon, Neb, Nov. 8—(@}—Nebras-|f| at World War Memorial son alee tas tapeaaae| ee et cane Sacer as Pe pa wm ae Sa, aay || eblng ae ewe of War HE DOT | BT) ROAST Bes: 2" 1 state president erican: ion Aux- fi tioni: of by on for ie it time vali- le 5 iiary: deck Willams, Fargo, erate ad-| Of Sheriff Arrested) promote the prover functioning of crriscation of property without due|iity'ot the crates lane oetgage tors:| Mcignvgritae: true tein Rib, per Ib. ... c jliary. Those who — rected to elimination of destructive |Process of law, and violates the fifth |closure moratorium law but’ left a{| Si0m aux ° Miss Pearl C. Salsberry, director of| Sherman, Tex. Nov. 0.—()—Hun-| methods and unfair trade practices.” |@mendment to the constitution, decision as to whether the act violat-|] Will attend please register field work. and Paul 8. Bliss, field/ ry and exhausted, D. M. (Duff) Hood|. the committee singled out as NRA ara AeRENE ea ed the state constitution up in the/f/ at Grand Pacific Recrea- Tepresentative of the FERA, who rep-|and his son, Carl Hood, accused of] features especially objectionable the| The earth's crust is by no means|air, tion Parlor, Patterson Ho- resented E. A. Willson, state FERA ad-|kidnaping Jack Rapp, Hidalgo county iicensing power, authority for which |Tigid, it rises and falls under the gra-| In a seward county foteclosure case tel, Prince Hotel or Harris ministrator. sheriff, were arrested as they alept in| now has expired, and the provision|Vitational influence of the moon and|in which application of the morator- & ‘Wood A’ ‘This will be the second annual drive|a ¢ry creek ‘near Sherman ‘Thursday | for imposing codes on industries. sun in @ manner similar to the ocean's|ium under the 1933 law to stay fore- mansee, AT ONCE. conducted by the Legion forces, last | night. Although endorsing a governmental | tide. closure until March 1, 1935, was pro- year’s work bringing in approximate-| They pleaded not guilty to charges to 5 speci con- Summer Sau- Bacon Squares, phd we esvieiiss 6 1 6 Cc per Ib. ....... . 1 9 Cc ric! eese, Veal Leg Roast, F oid fa BEEK 1 8c ad ne sensi ; . 1 Oc ~ Veal Stew, eal Rump meaty, per Ib. .... 5c Roast, per Ib. .. 12c of kidnaping and robbery. A ial session ‘of corporation court was ed before City Recorder J. D. In Cartons, oe eae ees LARD #4 Ibs. 49¢ ordered them transferred to custody Order ... le - |of the department of justice. : : . For Fresh Fruits and Vegetables SALLY, 1 HEAR YOU AN’ TOMM : SHE MAY BE PRETTY, Ne Visit H. L. Brown | BROWN ARE GOIN’ TO GET |] UNCLE JOE, BUT SHE CANT DELIVERY po THANK HITCHED. WHAT ABOUT THAT BAKE CAKE LIKE MINE! ; SERVICE 332 You PRETTY LITTLE HICKS GIRL HE WAS SWEET ON? sep fancy, 19c 1 orn tannery ES . 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