The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1934, Page 7

FiVARGRERwEREEEE ‘Noted Musical Organization to BAND SCHEDULED 10 APPEAR HERE JAN. 4 Play Under Luther League Auspices ‘ Announcement that the Concordia College Concert band, under the di- rection of J. A. Holvik, will give concert in Bismarck on New Year's day was made Thursday by Rev. O. 8. Rindahl, pastor of Trinity Luth- ted under the _ had had no opportunity to study Sees Need For Evidence He explained to the court that “it may be necessary to go to a foreign country for depositions” in drawing evidence with which to confute the jallegations by Sathre. “If you gentlemen can frame satis- factory issues, which can be tried ord- erly, we stand ready to hear you now,” Judge Burr said. “If not, it is use- less for us to entertain the petition in this form.” C. J. Murphy exclaimed to the court “it is immaterial to me whether this court or any other court trys this (case, but I am not-going into a law- suit which raises such important ques- tions without preparation—I would not agree to try any such issue in a week or more than a week.” Francis Murphy claimed “this does not rajse any new issue except that ‘of citizenship. It ought not to take very long to determine if Moodie has been naturalized or not. He knows his family history.” “Why didn’t you put this in your stipulation?” demanded Judge John Burke. “I didn’t know about it then,” ‘small |Tesponded Murphy. “We want to ex- amine Mr, Moodie himself. cmaeseaes CARD STATES MOODIE’S FATHER NATURALIZED Minneapo! . The organization was & year ago when it was ask- | throug! ed to play on the Norwegian Day at the Century of Progress, Holvik has received numerous dec- rations and other recognition of his ability as a band leader. Among them is his decoration as a knight of the first class, order of St. Olaf, by King ©. G. Carlson, 307 Washington St. C ONTINUEDP - from page one- Two Fargoans Die In Chicago Suburb Train-Auto Crash to hold down the toll of a locomotive company’s operation, were in- in blast Thursday. Eight may die. Twenty-seven were | B leave the hospital after treat- ‘Thomas E. Lightfoot of Pittsburgh, engineer in charge of accident pre- ‘vention for the Koppers Coal com- North Dakota’s governor -elect, Thomas H. Moodie, when he voted here in 1930, states he is a clitizen h naturalization of his father, the late David Moodie. i This was revealed today following allegations by Attorney General P. O. ‘Sathre that Moodie, born in Canada, had never become a citizen of the United States. It was pointed out that Moodie was brought to the United States by his Parents some $5 years ago and that his father’s naturalization would have taken place about that long ago. Manager Calls Hockey Meeting: for Tonight 2 meeting of all hockey players, officers and team captains has been called for 8 p. m., Friday night at the warming house at the rink north of the high school, according to Mike Jundt, manager. [_ Weather Report FORECAST tied tonight and ‘saturday, probably a occasional 3 snow; slowly rising tem- ure. For North De- kota: Unsettled tonight and pany, owner of the Elkhorn-Piney | § SC ee “ail I can do is offer to help these bereaved people, tralia, suffered a bruised hip. Rail- Toad officials said damage to the 131 car train was slight. CONTINUE J) 3 2 ‘page Plans Exposed by Sathre Charge in Battle for Power ‘ . FERSSKe, me ee ie anones aaSBEiS SB, ‘ BLERESEL cobed TRSRSePiauwsSSSass SES PS Zak! SESeSESSTaw’s: ‘ te. ct SBes' . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1984 People’s Forum (Editor's Note)—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of inter- est. Letters dealing with contro- versial bee subjects, which attack individuals unfairly, oF which offend good taste and’ fair play will be returned to the writ- ers, All letters MUST be signed. If you wish to use a pseudonyin, sign the pseudonym first and your own name beneath it. We will re- spect such Seas We reserve the right to delete such parts of letters as may be necessary to conform to this poll to re- quire publication of a writer's Bame where justice and fair play make it advisable, WARNING TO SPORTSMEN Bismarck, N. Dak. Dec. 28, 1934, Editor, Tribune: Burleigh county of the danger of gambling onthe prognostications of the weather bureau in regard to @ mild winter and consequently an easy one for our upland game birds. In normal years, with normal crop conditions and abundant food, game birds can survive the most rigorous winter. In normal years cultivated crops, native weeds, grasses, berries and seeds amply supply our game, | birds. . Our has learned to like the grains, can and will fall back on the native foods when necessity demands it, Our introduced birds, the Hun-| ritchfield, Minn. garian partridge and the ring-neck ker county’s only known centen- pheasant, also do well on native foods, ferent cr ‘Mccann of Manannah— that these foods exist in Proper abundance. The cultivated crops in Burleigh county this year, as far as furnishing bird feed is con- cerned were negligible. This condi-|65 years of his life tion will force the birds to seek their|coming from Ireland MARCOVITZ Grocery Free Delivery Service Crackers, soda er gra- ham, 2 Ib. box less, large size, 6 for ne 2OC ort be bor 91.09 (First Class Condition) beef, per Ib. ........... 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