The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1935, Page 5

People’s Forum (Editor's Note)—The Tribune wel- comes lett subjects of inter- ing with con subjects, whi: ls unfairly, d_ taste and ay ich parti 1 conform to this polic; ‘and to, Tee quire publication of a writers Bame where justice and fair play make it advisable, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 14, 1935, Editor, Tribune: It begins to look as though the! government has the farmer up a tree, hanging on for dear life between sky end earth. As one farmer s0 aptly put 4 recently: “This is a heck of a time ps3 the government to stop helping the’ farmer.” governme: to pay for it in cash, and even though money is for crop purposes, those who still owe for past seed and feed loans will be left out in the cold. ‘While, from a purely business con- sideration, loaning money to farmers ‘who still owe for past loans may seem to be mighty poor policy, on the other hand, not to do this is equiva-! Jent to putting thousands of farmers out of business, ‘We believe the government must and should take a larger interest in the farmer’s welfare than merely to demand what amounts to the Shylock of flesh if carried to extremes. fe realize very well that the voice Cele hehe Coe 2 for ee Sardines, Cliforni, in tard sauce, 2 for 1 OC No titins, 210 LOC Fish, Treasure Light Meat, Shrimp, 18K wet or dry, No. 1 tins, 29c 2 for ...coreee | SAUERKRAUT Be 22, ste... 23C VEGETABLES: No, 308 Tall Cans, your cholco— 3 for Hominy, Spaghetti, Vegetable Soup, Pork and Beans, Red Kidney Beans, Lima Beans and Soaked Peas .....+.cceresese : 6 for 97 No. 2% for 28¢ OVALTINE, Small size .........3l¢ GRAPE JAM (i. 49c OLIVES, Carol Queens, quart jar 39c CHOCOLATE WR,2"". w2lc % Wb. bar ... BAKING POWDER [3% ......... JAY TEE SOAP CHIPS, 5 Ib. pkg. 31¢ LAUNDRY SOAP [2% 2" WASHING POWDER 1%". ,,. ....15¢ Cocoa Hardwater SOAP {te ........29C . Johnson’s COOKIES, per Ib. .....23¢ SOAP GRAINS, IGA, 30-oz. pkg. 17¢ PUMPKIN CEG.A. STORES THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1985 ant to say that only through faith ‘and belief in our God and our state can we hope to succeed. And, if no THE TAXPAYER AND POLITICS Bismarck, N. D., January 12, 1935. Editor, Tribune: Tt seems like the Nonpartisan Teague political forces, or rather Langer supporters, again are trying -|t0 undermine the welfare of our state and its taxpayers, in a demand on z pu Ef FH - bined position of secretary of the in- dustrial and securities commission ‘would be separsted with Mulloy tak- ing over the securities—secretaryship and Orvedal, who was the first ap- Pointee after Ole Olson became gov- ernor, continuing as secretary of the industrial commission. What a typical “Economy” Beg Hie: HE economy and in favor of any savings-system Properly administ view on the above 5 I believe that we, in Mr. Orvedal, have a very capable and trustworthy man filling this important position as secretary of the securities and in- dustrial commission and with a high Standing in the Nonpartisan League ip. ‘We also want to say a word for the ranks, and we hope and trust that he tered, so here is my |ass matter. force the law and there will be few serious accidents. Over 30 miles per hour the danger will increase as the square of the speed 30 times 30 is| 900; 40 times 40 is 1600; 50 times 50 is 2500; 60 times 60 is 3600 and 100 times 100 is 1000. Approximately ac- cident danger doubled with the first| 10 miles above 30; trebled at 20 miles above 30; quadrupled at 30 miles above 30 and is 10 times as great at 100 miles per hour as at 30. Stop this infernal, crazy speeding and most of these highway murders will cease. It can be done, A READER. Two Die in Head-on Bus Truck Collision Virginia, Minn., Jan. 18. employes of the Frank Asplund, 39, both the two men killed. The slightly injured included J. F. mg Fargo, N. D. e Practically demolished the truck and sent a tool chest carried at the rear of the machine crashing through the bus windshield. Shat- tered glass sprayed the driver and Passengers. GETs P.-T. A. POST commission on emergency a education, it was announced here lay, The appointment came from John of of the United States, CLAIMED BY DEATH n Later he learned the mason and brick laying trade and moved to Washburn Edward Nelson, Local Brick Ma- son, Succumbs to Com- where he lived for many years. He was a member of the First Lutheran church and the Brick Masons and Plasterers International Union, Local No. 4. Puneral services will be held at 1 p. m., Sunday at the Webb Brothers Puneral oe with Print og) etl Rindahl officiating. Interment plication of Diseases be made in the Riverview cemetery _ at Washburn. The body will lie in state at the Webb Brothers chapel ‘until time for the funeral. Mr. Nelson leaves @ widow; six child- Edward Nelson, 60, pioneer resident of North Dakota, died at 3:45 p. m., Thureday at his home at 235 West Thayer Ave., from a complication of diseases. He has been ill for some 1866 in Norway, Mr. Nelson came to the United States 400 Main SATURDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY MORNING SPECIALS—TILL NOON PICNICS, fancy sugar cured, 4 to 6 Ib. avg., lb. 12%4¢ SHORT CUTS, per Ib. ......... ..15e Phone 332 frat, dons... SOC foe's ter * .2aC net fa ..15¢ small tke .......01C Hamburger, 8 Ihe. ..... cere farm boy who is going to be left out in the cold unless we demand justice. ‘We believe the government should grant sufficient wheat to plant a cer- tain number of acres to every farmer, or farm lad starting out for himself, and that the seed should be paid back bushel for bushel by those receiving it. We should erect elevators and may continue in this position in th future, but naturally, Langer’s stal warts must find a place for “Lieuten- ant” Mulloy some place, regardless, and as most of the state department heads already know him too well and don’t need him the Langerties must — BOILING BEEF, per Ib. VEAL STEAK, per Ib, ........cecsesseee ... ALL DAY SPECIALS... VEAL STEW, fresh and meaty, per Ib. . LEG O’ VEAL ROAST, per Ib. ........ . FRESH FROZEN HERRING, per Ib. ..........00-6€ im. We — Pay the bill. SAFETY SUGGESTION Bismarck, N. D. Jan. 15, 1935 Editor, Tribune: May I be permitted to offer a sug- gestion in regard to safer automo- | bile travel on our highways. Many ideas are advanced on this subject but all ignore the fundamental cause of these terrible killings in car wrecks. The very mechanical nature of car travel on roads (no matter whether Gravelled, olled or paved) precludes any such speed, with safety, as is Permitted and practiced at this time. Excessive speed is the cause of 75 per cent of the wrecks. Reduce speed to not over 35 miles per hour and en- oti Po pet HEH EEE Fresh seafood being served at the Patterson Hotel every d Live lobster, little neck Song and blue points on half ase AUD and WEGETABLES ORANGES: .........2.doz. 67c LEMONS "=z, Doz. 27¢ FANCY RIPE TOMATOES - SNOW WHITE CAU- LIFLOWER - SHALLOTS - MUSHROOMS - FRESH SPINACH - RHUBARB A he weet L a Fancy, Net Bag .... ONION ———-GROCERIES—— Minneopa, 14-02. bottle CATSU SALMON Fase sc eccsssecene sesssssseedscreeeess, 9 LOF ZOE BISQUICK 32c.t<".......2 for 3% (1 Beautiful Monaxware Conserve Dish Free) ANE Bere cc aesesscsrseonssssesssee .2 for 9c MIXED VEGETABLES “S, 2 for 25¢ BRITE-IZE Sitzs...3 for 23c Sirloin MEATS: mm. = Me PP iSe. Short Ribs 10¢|Hamburger 1c Pienica | 16c | Veal | 9c Chickens - Turkeys - Capons GUSSNER’S PACKING COMPANY “SINCE 1883” 14c 2 for 29c 8 ‘The man on the flying trapeze has nothing on me when Schilling Coffee fills my morning cup. It's Wings of the Morning, ‘Try Schilling Coffee. It has certain sturdy quality which with reasonable care in making it, will deliver a fragrant full-flavored cup with delicious regularity. Schilling Coffee There ate two Schilling Coffees. One for percolator, One for drip. All varieties ef rich ready to serve soup. Small cans, 3 Cans 28c ASPARAGUS Stokely’s all green salad tips. 10% os. Each - - 15¢ COCOA Hershey's pure Breakfast Cocoa. 1 Ib. box .......12¢ MIRACLE WHIP - -. GRAIN FED BEEF ... POT ROAST, Tender, per Ib. .. SIRLOIN STEAK, per Ib. ...... ROLLED RIB ROAST, per Ib. ...... . SUMMER SAUSAGE, Medium dry, per Ib. MINCED HAM, Sliced, per Ib. ......... LUTEFISK, Snow white, per Ib. . -.10%e EVAPORATED MILK, Swift’s tall, 144-0z., 2 for 13¢ AL. RYCKMAN’S 400 Main Avenue Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. Phone 332 Phone 332 Fancy Mixed Vege- tables, 2 No. 2 cans . fancy, per Ib. Cauliflower, snow white, per Ib. LIBBY’S Sweet Potatoes Large No. 2% cans, Solid pack southern sweets, Each - - 14c DEL MONTE SPINACH No. 2 cans of tender California Spinach. 2 Cans 25c LOG CABIN LAUNDRY SYRUP SOAP Grandma's White N: A rich cane and maple blend. 2 lsphtha, “Each 22 |_10 bars - 1% won 5 endian -“ VEGETABLES / SARDINES No. 1 tall cans. Booth’s do- mestic pack in oil. 2 cans - - 19¢ PRUNES Medium size (00-70) meaty pruncs. 2 Ibs. - - 21c RICE A rich mild dressing for all salads. CANDY Delicious butter cream sugar candy, 3 Ibs. - - 18¢ TISSUE White Fur, seft and absorbent. 4 rolls - - 28c (300) size of hore (ane) ripe juicy 6 for 15c CARROTS Bunch - - 5¢ We Deliver Post Toasties, 10c Wat bum an. 10c Van Camp’s Pork and 3 cans for ...... 19c Gold Bar Whole Kernel Gol- den Bantam Corn, 15c 32 oz. jar Van Camp’s Tomato 19c 2l1c 59c 29c 34c 8 cans for ...... Grapefruit, Oranges, juicy, large size, 2 doz. Oranges, juicy, small size, 2 doz. Butter, fancy creamery, per Ib. 2 loaves for ..... 25c Rui sean....208 Head Lettuce, fancy 2 heads for ..... LOC tops? bunches .. LOC