The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1935, Page 7

Muscle Shoals at 2 mills per kilowatt hour and selling it the river in Alabama for 10: cents per kilowatt hour, thus realizing a profit of 4,800 Pvearta | said “this 7 rea vast tor the electrification of the “Missouri MISSOURI VALLEY SURVEY ASKED IN TOWAN'S MEASURE Bill Introduced in House Calls othe: for Agricultural and Indus- trial Development r necessary equi tan into consideration in figuring the authority.” N. D. Planning Board Sponsors C Club Talks Service, civic, ar community clubs in North Dakota were advised Friday in bulletins released by M. O. Ryan, chairman of the publicity com- mittee of the state planning board, that members of the state organiza- tion are available for club meetings to explain the planning program in the state. Clubs were urged to contact board mbers ‘Washington, Jan. 18—()}—A bill calling for a survey of the entire Mis- soure River basin and the develop- ment in it of electrical power, flood control, reforestation, agricultural and industrial improvement was in- troduced in the house Friday by Rep- Tesentaive Wearin (Dem. Ia.). “The measure,” Warin said, stitutes a comprehensive program of general agricultural and industrial im ment for the entire Missuori Valley and middlewest.” Warin indicated his chief motive ‘was production of power for rural electrification “which is strictly in line with the president’s program and the encouragement of local industry throughout the most fertile agricul- tural valley in the world.” Present charges for electricity to farmers, Wearing said, make the use of electricity for improvement of rural communities prohibitive. He said he had personal knowledge of farmers in his territory “who, in addition to ex- cessive service charges that do not in- clude current, are paying as much as 7% to 8 cents per kilowatt hour per month for power up to 25 hours, scaled down to four cents for all over fifty. “Down in the Tennessee Valley,” ‘Wearin said, “prior to the creation of the federal authority similar to the one I'm proposing in my bill, power companies were buying electricity from and FERA administrator; R. M. Stangler, bank of North Dakota; Walter Mad- dock, member of the state wheat con- trol committee, AAA, all of Bismarck; H. L. Walster, dean and director, ag- ricultural college, Fargo; Prof. H. E. Grand Forks; ‘M. O. Ryan, secretary, Greater North Dakota association, Fargo; Pres. F. E. Cobb, State School of Forestry, Bottineau; J. N. Roherty, Tesearch engineer, state highway com- missioner, Bismarck, and Harris Rob- inson, state engineer for the FERA, Bismarck. C. H. Plath, Fargo, land use con- sultant to the board, and D. Irvine Lavine, university, consultant, also are eligible to appear in behalf of the state unit, 0 Geen Fritt— “HARVEST QUEEN” QUALITY PACKED PEACHES ~=<~ 247° PINEAPPLE -=:<:::"' 22° APRICOTS ossz~= 322° — Canned V egetablesm SWEET POTATOES mre 22.29% LARSEN’S BEETS oor sun 9 te? DICED CARROTS 2&2 1% TOMATOES °% maaan O%295¢ TOMATO SOUP camrsets 4.» 99% PEANUTS, oe per Ib. --10c CRACI ACKERS Pancake Flour SMALL « CRISP - FLAKY 2 29 MACARONI|SWANSDOWN SPAGHETTI AND SHELLS memsoyan $0 te 28¢ CLIMALENE|* 10° _*15¢ ‘WATER SOFTENER -SOAPSAVER Sag a 10 - 4% RINSO = neler ‘a ‘ar 21: LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP . 4». 25¢ | 29c SYRUP 5 ¥: 29 10 % 55e BANANAS, 4 Ibs, for ............--25¢ LETTUCE, 2 heads for ... .17¢ ORANGES, Carnation, 200 size, doz. 29¢ SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs. for coves ne .10¢ GRAPEFRUIT, lar large size, doz. .....37¢ RUSSET POTATOES, bushel ...... We Deliver Phone Orders C. 0. D. These at Red Owl No. 1 on Main Ave., No, 2 on Broadway, Phone 746. RED OWL FOOD STORES Chase & Sanborn’s COFFEE Ib. the cost of electrical energy, sold by |‘ FISCH INNOCENT, SAY RELATIVES THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1935 Prosecution attorneys In the trial of Bruno Hauptinann said they were prepared to trace the life of Isador Fisch (above), former busi- ness associate of Hauptmann, “from A to 2” in refutation of claims that Fisch was connected with the Lindbergh kidnaping. Hauptmann said he received $14,600 of Lindbergh ransom money from Fisch. Two sisters and a brother of Fisch have come to the trial to testify for the _ Prove phen) died of tuberculosis last March in Germany (Associated ress L (By the Associated Press) in aggregate may not exceed the es- Butter, a 4 — tablished usury rate. Ib. prints .......... Cc Senate Speedy-Jell Dessert, 29 Bilis introduced: Cc 8. B. 30—Coffey: than th set for making conveyances and ee ‘B. nee Provides for ap- peal from judgment of justice court. Judiciary. 8. B. 32—Coffey: Provides em- Ployes of state or municipal sub- divisions must take oath to support constitutions of United States and North. 8. identification of Judgment debtors. Judiciary. 8. B. 34 — Coffey: Provides that ‘when following Monday shall be the holi- day. 8. B. 35—Thorson: per cent of residents of county in- stead must per extermination. . B. 17—Appropriates $10,000 for Children’s Home, Fargo. Appropri- ations. H. B. 18—Appropriates $10,000 for House tions, H. B. 19—Appropriates $10,000 for st. rite Orphanage, Fargo. Ap- H. B. 20—Appropriates $10,000 for Florence Crittenton Home, Al i. governor, or other state officer or employe from appointing members of legislature to civil office, or other employment, during the legislator’s term {HN TUTE Legislative islator from accepting appointment. State affairs. H. B. 22 — Repeals one section of laws relating to fines, interest, and _ Calendar other section to provide such levies Prohibits other licensed attorneys from charg- Dakota. State affairs. B. 33—Coffey: Provides for holidays fall on Sunday, the State affairs. Requires 51 of 10 per cent of legal electors sign petition to have county ers levy tax for grasshop- House of Mercy, Fargo. Appropria- Booekios in Every Slice vee Purity Bakery Bismarck tions, B. 21—Parkinson: Prohibits of office, and prohibiting leg- “We Thank You” Grapefruit, two sizes: 12 for 3c; 12 for 49c Oranges, are going up—2 dozen for S7c Bananas Emperor Grapes Fresh Limes Winesap and Delicious Apples Avocadoes “Vegetables” Tomatoes Celery Cauliflower = Radishes Fancy Hard Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Rutabgas Parsnips Cabbage © Green Onions - “Grocery Department” Sun ee a Ib. .19¢ Libby's DeLuxe Plums, No. 2% can, each . Brite-ize Cleanser, 3 cans aes Ne Each ..cssseseeees pen 19c LaChoy Vegetables, No. 3 can, Each LaChoy Chop Suey Sauce, Minn Pancake Flour, 3' ey Cane and Maple Syrup, 16 oz. bottles, both for eee Sun-Ray Fruits for 1 Ib, cans, 2 for “Meat Department” Beef - Pork - Lamb and Veal—are advancing . 8. Inspected Steer Beef Pot Roast, id ig eee cecececoccecenececcesccceeerses 1 5 Cc DR Aineeciae Mises Beet Sart Res 8c V. 8 peco ier Bet Sian ia, 25c ie oie Hg _ 22e .16c 118 Third St. DELIVERIES—8:45 & 10:30; 2:90 & 6:30 CLOSE 8:00 P.M. Premiums to be charged by building | and loan associations and amending | Poderjay, on Way to | Aboard 8. 8. President Polk at Sea, (Jan, 18.—(#)—Ivan Poderjay, the for- mer Yugoslav officer who dislikes a | Ship's brig, struck Friday to his hun- ger strike. | For more than 24 hours Poderjay jbas refused to touch food and water , |regularly placed before him, in protest | of what he calls “cannibal’s fare” and | inadequate accommodations, Poderjay is being taken to New York, where he wed Miss Agnes Tu- verson, an attorney, in December, 1933, to face a charge of bigamy growing out of her disappearance shortly after the wedding. The vessel! sailed Tuesday from Genoa. Pioneer, Mother of Local Woman, Dies Reynolds, N. D., Jan. 18—()— Funeral services will be held here Sat- urday for Mrs. Marie Sonsterud, 85 years old, one of the first settlers of this district. She died Tuesday at her) home in Cavalier. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs.’ A. 8. Erickson, Bismarck, and Mrs. A. M. Shear, Dresden, N. D.; @ son, George T. Sonsterud, Minneapolis; a sister, Mrs. N. Hatlin, and a brother, Otto Gothberg, both of Grand Forks. Chairs Ordered for Legislative Chamber Two hundred all-metal chairs for legislative committee rooms have been \ordered from the Colborn School ‘Supply company of Grand Forks, ‘Nelson Sauvain, chairman of the state board of administration, announced | Friday. | The chairs were purchased at $2.45 jcach, @ price to which the board was Phone 47 i + Corned Beef, Libby’s, 1 ae eee Apples, Rome Beauty, 22 Ib. box ..........6 Potatoes, Washington, Almonds, per Ib. .... .15¢ 33c Liver, calves, 2 PREM, 0.5.00. s000 acee Oranges, good size, 3 per dozen ........... Peas, 1 Ib. tin, 1 ZHOr .ccceeseseoveee Phone 77 Phone 631 Mazola Oil, pt. can 2 FRUITS AND Grapefruit, medium We Accept Relief Orders AL’S MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES all flavors, 6 for .. Soap, Crystal White,” large bars, 6 for .. 92c 2lc CORN, Golden bantam, 2 No. 2 cans 23¢ K<=S> Maxwell House Coffee “Good to the Last Drop” We Deliver All Orders All Parts of City PAL’S “ RICHHOLT’S “~ MEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES and GROCERIES Free Delivery Sweet Potatoes, No. 2 can, 2 for....29c Jello, all flavors, 4 pkgs. ........ Macaroni or Spaghetti Rice, fancy Blue Rose, 4-Ib. pkg......25¢ Tomatoes, large No. 2! can, 2 for... Palmolive Beads, 4 pkgs. .... Super Suds Beads of Soap, 2 pkgs....17¢ Catsup, Minneopa, 14-0z. bottle, 2 for 27¢ Tomato Juice, 14-0z. can, 3 for .......25¢ Hearts of Grapefruit, No. 2 can, 2 for 37¢ Asparagus Tips, med. white, 1-lb. can 27¢ Lettuce, large crisp heads, 2 for...... Cauliflower, nice large heads, each...19¢ Oranges, medium size, 2 doz. for.....57¢ Fresh Tomatoes, Limes, Celery and Bananas MEAT DEPARTMENT Limburger Cheese, 3 Ibs. for....... Fancy T-Bone Steak. per Ib. ........17¢ Beef Pot Roast, per Ib. -+»-10¢ and 12¢ Veal Shoulder Roast, per Ib. ........12¢ limited under a senate * resolution. Sauvain said the chairs are being fur- | jnished by the same firm from which | U. S., Refuses Food| 100 chairs prviously had been pur- chased following advertisement for bids. chamber, about which members have com piained, Sauvain said it is neces- sary to hang curtains from the ceil- ing to the railing which surrounds the chamber. The curtains will be ready in a few days. Tax Committees to Hear Prof. Larsen A joint meeting of senate and house members of committees on education, and taxes and tax laws will be held here Friday to hear Prof. Spencer A. Larsen of the University of North Da- kota and W. B. Satterthwaite of Seat- tle, a vice president of the American Federation of Teachers. Announcement of the meeting was | | made Thursday by State Senator C. W. Fine of Benson county. ‘Tri-State’ Gangsters New York, Jan. tice announced Friday. Farrell, 28, and Edwin Gale, 23. 423 3rd St. .. 23€ Tc Sauerkraut, No. 24% tin .... llc per | Ib. Can 5c 1c 9c 104 Main Phone 631 S-ox, pkgs., 3 for -33c VEGETABLES 17c size, 6 for......25¢ -25c¢ Leo Payseno, Prop. To eliminate echoes in the house) Taken by Federal Men, 18.—()—Robert Mais, 29, and Walter Legenza, 41, who | shot their way out of a Richmond, Va., prison, and three other members of the “tri-state” gang. were arrested in New York, the department of jus- | _ ‘The other three under arrest, Frank | Fay, of the department of justice. | said were Mary McKeever, 34; Martin Mais and Legenza shot their way | out of a Richmond, Va., prison Sept.) 29, 1934, killing one prison guard and | seriously wounding two others. They) were under sentence of death for the | ‘saying of the eutodian of aU. 8. 8. mail “os said that after their ocinhegeng thay robbed government armories more and Norristown, Pa., Pg oan weapons, ‘The two also had been sought for | questioning in connection with the |«idnaping of William Weiss in Ser \delphia last November. Ransom of {$8,000 was paid for his return, but Weiss is still missing. Danish Steamer on Fire, Sends Out sos! ~ New York, Jan. Sou ie. Marine corporation Chatham, Mass. station had on had picked up _@ message from the steamer City of Norfolk stating the Danish steamer Astra sent out an SOS at 9 a. m.| eastern standard time. The message said the Astra was on {fire after an explosion in its after {hold. | The steamship Andania, of the \Cunard line, was reported going to, ‘the assistance of the burning ship, jand was expected to reach her in jabout, five hours. | "Unemployed Dickinson Man Attempts Suicide condition Friday following an attempt to commit suicide by slashing his ab- domen with a rasor. Doctors said he has less than a 50-80 chance to live. A former railroader, Bellamo has been unemployed. Schilling | hes mOFe zest * 60 you use Ress of it | about 44 Lews theo of other musterde. | | Celery, fancy med., per stalk Celery, fancy large, per stalk .. Bean Hole Beans, 2 large cans for .. 27c 9c Hpatiel Strawberries, No. size can, special, per can .. 21 c Fairway Small Green Beans, No. 2 size can, special, 2 cans for .. Palmolive Beads, 2 10c pkgs. for .... 5c ..30c Fancy Impt. Orange, per lb. special, doz. . we arsnips Pears. ‘pei es,” 6 for . .25¢ Tomatoes, No. 2 tin, BOF oo. ccsccee Ne lth 2 ter ., 29C 2Ne 24 tins .. 23c Ne lta 33c Celery Cabbage, Brussels Sprouts, Fresh Peas, Parsnips, Cauliflower, Bunch Carrots, Radishes, Green Onions, Rutabagas, Sweet Potatoes Large package, UE sgesascss Monmeck Not’ L7C| No. 2 tin, 2 for 25c Head Lettuce, 2 fancy Ige. heads 25c Log Cabin Syrup, med. size, special, (and 2 cake with each can) 30c 30c Fresh Roasted Peanuts, special, 2 5 c 2 Ibs. Srey obeaes Baking ses, No. pail, spec., per pail 33: . Quart can ......... Fancy Impt. Citron, per lb. .... Fancy Impt. Lemon, per Ib. ... E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts Cabbage| GRAPEFRUIT | Fotatoes Solid Crisp | another Shipment Texas |Rassets, 50 Ih ao” | Good size, i packed 33c (ae, Ger golden, 3 lbs, ... 23c Clara, med. 2 The. 19c No, 10 —. 35c .2le Coffee, Chase & Sanborn, Ib. .... 28c