The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1935, Page 6

6 Additional ociety | | | 118 Auxiliary Units | Winners of Citations, National citations for equal their 1934 membership by Dec 31, 1934, have been won b' Dakota units of the An Auxiliary, acco coming from Jamestown, chairman ton, Marion. Rockford, ‘Wimbledon, 3 Heaton, Knox, Maddock, Minnewaukan, Oberon, Ri by, St. John, Rolla, Tow Willow C: R Columbus, Kenmare, Makoti Ray, Ryder, Stanley, Lake, Van Hook. Washo City, Wildrose, Willis field, Beulah, Bowman, inson, Elgin. Fort ¥ m, Rhame, Scran- and Stanton. * KK Pioneer Daughters in Ramsey Organized :_ —_— apar.n.cats. Mrs R. J. Downcy of Devils Lake, at three table who came to Bismarck to be with during the e' her husband, Representative Downey, ing to Mrs during the legislative session, was Jr., elected president of the Pioneer ceived first and s Daughters of Ramsey county at the) organization meeting of the unit held ‘Wednesday evening. line Other officers of the chapter, which | M: follows the pattern of several groups te formed recently in the state, includ- ing the Pioneer Daughters of Bi leigh county, are: Miss Inez Serun gard, vice president; Miss Halicia‘L C. Mi awards, A Naugle, secretary-treasurer; V. Haig, historian, and Mrs. Rudser, reccrd-keeper. The Project sponsored will be an contest on the sudject. “ tory of Ramsey County and eighth grade studen xe * New Relief Position tretion tor heauquarters at W transferred to the Oliver cow ment made state director of field w Brown, Heitinger, of Mr. and Mandan, left visit in eastern Washington, D. C., and New York City. | eee { holding high and second high, re- Rockford, who came Wednesday to attend the Gamble store meeting, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McLeod, 520 Ninth St. They will return to New Rockford on Sat- urday. x KOK For Miss Ardeth Gussner, whose marriage to Adrian C, Taylor will be an event of next week, the Misses Bernice Joslin and Betty Lofthouse and Mrs, L. G. McDonald entertain- ed at @ bridge party and kitchen shower Thursday evening at the home of Miss Lofthouse in the Logan y for an ext cities, incl ee ewt....a2e Mtr”... 8c =. tte (Jel battler 2 for’... 2OC Macaron!. Spaghetti and Palmolive Soap, olds Free) 3 The noes oes. 12c Ret por... Lac i. 20c KIDNAP LADDER CALLED BRUNO’S The ladder believed used by the kidnaper of the Lindbergh b: was compared by the state to a piece of wood found in the home of Bruno Richard Hauptmann during his trial at Flemington, N. J. and The state in this fashion sought to trace the ladder wood to the de‘endant. (Associated Press Photo) was admitted as evidet In the card games) Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 25.—(P)— d high score Lae for three government buildings | at the ports of entry of Noonan, West- ‘hope and Sherwood, on the North Da- |¢X@mple of inconsistency of the crudes' P i have been A yellow and white color scheme! selected by customs collector John “|centered around the bouquets of jon-| O'Keefe of Pembina. dividual tables was} 's. Carl J. Tullberg.! St., when she entertai > at a 1:20 o'clock! ternoon. Mrs.| . H. D. Harding A quils on the employed | lo2t F h ° . the Cont Mrs. F. E. Diehl in luncheon Wedn B. F. Eppl Contsruction of the buildings as customs and immigration offices is ‘d expected to start next spring follow- St. Paul and Washington. O'Keefe was called here from Minot, where he had been in connection with to discuss affairs in|who have not a mind of their own’ And yet in Governor Moodie’s radio address Friday evening he made a} & ry! ion with the North Dakota He conferred with MARCOVITZ Grocery Free Delivery Service Apples, Winesaps, fancy, wo wrapped, ae $1.55 Crackers, best grade, sodas or honey flavored gra Apricots, No, 2! Preserves, 16 oz. jar, Minneopa, raspberry or strawberry, Lemons, 300 size, Sun- Peas, very good gi kist, per dozen — Oranges, 200 size, Bananas, golden yel- extra fancy, 2 doz. ... Post Toasties, large Tissue, large rolls, MEAT DEPT. Hamburger, fresh ground Pot Roast, fancy Pike, fresh frozen, Fat Hens and Springers fe PATTFEN §103 If elegance 1s your secret ambition, let it be sal filet crochet that lends itself to such choice linens. teacloths—scarfs—buffet sets—are but a few of can make of this simple square. The large filet meshes that form. it, set off the detail of the design effectively as well quickly, The square iteslf is a convenient size for In pattern 5193 you will find detailed instructions for the square and joining it to make a vaziety of lovely accessories; ‘an illustration of the joined squares and of all stitches used, and material requirements. To obtain this pattern send 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin pre- ferred) to The Bismarck Tribune Household Arts Dept. Street, New York, N. ¥. i People’s Forum (Editor's Note)—The Tribune wel- comes letters on subjects of inter- versial religious subj. attack individuals fairly, 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 pseudonym, sign the pseudonym first and your own name beneath it. We will re. Spect such requests. We reserve the right to delete such parts of letters as may be necessary || conform to this policy and to quire publication of a wri ‘es fame where justice and fair play | make It advisable, FAVORS IMPEACHMENT Wilton, N. Dak. Jan. 23, 1935, Editor, Tribune: I have before me the letter of Lester E. Harrington, published in the Jan. 21st edition of the Bismarck Tribune, and must say that he, }among many others, has nothing to harp about but the so-called “politi- cal machine” which some disap- pointed or defeated politician started before the November election. This was only one of the political “gags” or “falsities” used by Mrs. Langer’s: opponents to gain, by any method whatever, the votes necessary for the election of Moodie. Could that election be called fair? No. Every conceivable method, hon- est or otherwise, was used for Mrs. Langer’s defeat. Even the Hon. THE_BISMARCK_ TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1985 because North Dekota had turned |was deposed there was no need for forthcoming decision of the supreme legally and which commends itself to can be influenced by political prop- aganda and Why can’t we pick up a North Da- kota newspaper without some “slam” at Langer and his “political ma- chine?” Simply because some disap- pointed officers of former adminis- trations are jealous and must have something to do. It was all “hunky- dory” when they sat in public chairs but now, well it is different. Would it be better if one of the opposing party were leader of the majority party in the house and so could be political dictator which the deposed Gov. Langer has the reputation of being at present? This calls to mind the remark of the local Burleigh representative who was so “embarrassed” to be present at the impeachment proceedings of Gov. Moodie because it was a “dis- grace to the state.” But when Langer S—cc_oco—— Gerald P. Nye had to make it his |personal business to do all in his = power by way Ci radio, newspapers, KEEP ON ete. to broadcast as much political “mud” as possible against the Langer administration and for a Democratic governorship. Also, besides the North Dakota TOP 0’ THE WORLD newspapers in the campaign, some Twin City newspapers had to express their interest in this state's election. Are the house members justified in their impeachment of Moodie? | According to Mr. Harrington they are not, because of reasons too insignifi- cant. That's what he and others ‘ican Red Cross, died Thurs-| like to say, but when Langer was y. While Red Cross workers speed-jousted from office for reasons just ed relief to victims of over-flowing|as insignificant it was a perfectly streams in Tennessee and Mississippi, | justifiable matter. oe ae year-old chairman of the or-|" why should this governor be con- + ganization succumbed to pneumonia y ored ‘- fh George Washington boepital stitutionally fav and not the for. U. S. Bulding Sites mer? What is our supreme court for? Just to make fools of the people disappointed remark about “wh; didn't you people give me more rep- | resentative support when you elected ‘When you're feeling well, you're wsually happy. Life is at its best. But when you're sick and blue, days lose their sest. You lack enthasiesm. Common constipation, due to in- eufficient “bulk” in meals, is an enemy of happy living. It fre- quently canses headaches, loss of appetite and energy. Correct it by eating a delicious cereal. Kellogg's Ats-Baan is a netaral food for normal persons. It fur- at large? Isn't the rented a nishes generous Sgt aid <r . easy to interpret now as it was t| ination. Aut-Bran . D. Border Picked months ago? Do these iudges, now wma: ° —_— n mont compre! the con- stitutional qualifications of a gov-) _Ten't this gentle food safer than ernor when it took but a few days| risking patent medicines? Unlike less than @ year ago? Isn't this an| cathartics, it remains effective with t| continued ure. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. Chronic ype? Has North Dakota turned Demo-| cases, with each meal. If not re- crat? Did the November election| lieved this way, see your doctor. verify that? No, by all means no.| Weren't all the state officials elected,| _ Serve Au-Baan as a cereal with except the governor, Republicans or/ | ketion on the sites by offic. |Nonpartisans? Hasn't the house a| Sold by all wertnees In the red-end- Nonpartisan majority? Wouldn't the; sreem package. senate have the same majority but; Made by Kellogg for a group of no good “rumpers”| im Battle Creek. milk or cream, or use in cooking. 2) 4 Ib. box ... Bite. for ..2 tall can, 2 for .. pared, 1 qt. jar Beans, No. 2 tin ORANGES 72.2" SWEET CORN No'7 tin 2 fee teesssssesess ZOE aioe ea ON chi Ro Sauerirmttins . 2UC | out No 2 tes OC Pork and Beans, Ar- ‘tall 9 mous Ne Hs 23¢ low 19¢ Salmon, Not OB e ei. 35c some eRe 2 tins OC | No. 1 tin ...... Mustard, pre- 16c Tomato Soup, 10c ae 19¢ | white oe”... 25C Mert ...... 10 [Ste SOC Green Cut or Weg 1 c Prunes, medium 19 c me governor.” Keep on the Sunny Side of Life Moodie was not elected | Sis SATURDAY SPECIALS $1.33 Tomato Juice, 5 c 27 oz. tin size, 2 Ibs. ..... ceived, tricked or otherwise gotten to join the combined forces of the Democrats and the Anti-Langer fac- will see, in favor of the so-called “truth exposing” parties. If this statement is not correct let us see another forth- coming general election, or recall election if need be, in which the people of North Dakota can be tested. Give correct information, then let the people judge. Do not use psy- chology on that class of people who Personal . Again we shall mention Langer. Democrat, but because @ few paltry|“embarrassment or disgrace” what-/ court on the Moodie case let us hope be so truthful. 10,000 voters had been impelled, de-|ever. Where does the discrimination|they will uphold the constitution ‘Yours truly, come in? I fail to see it. fairly. If not, there should be reason OSCAR HAGS" . Lastly, if not least, I should like to/ enough for their impeachment also — mention the act of Gov. Moodie in pre-/@8 @ny normal-minded person can! Editor's note: venting a McLean county foreciosure.| understand. Governor's qualifiea-| ‘Mr, Hagstrom does not accur- Now he is getting untold praise for|tions can be understood by school! ately quote Governor Moodie’s re- this one act but when Langer orig-| Children. Why, then, shouldn't those} mark about the evils of divided inated and performed this act in-| judges understand them? responsibility in governm numerable times he was ridiculed and} On the other hand, let us see the] text of that address was printed cussed without end. If Langer and/North Dakota legislature, especially his so-called “regime” was 80 ter-| the house, stick to its convictions and| able to Tribune readers such as rible and corrupt, why now copy bis| when things are finally settled do| Mr. Hagstrom. The attention «* plans and ideas and give someone| some real constructive legisiation for] our readers also is called to an else the credit? Another example of/the welfare of the state. Be open,| editorial analysis of the alleged inconsistency. clean and high minded and put to/ delay in determining Moodie’s I enjoy nothing better than give|shame that faction of our govern-| qualifications as contained in our and take and fair play, so now in the| ment which tries to gain control fl-/ issue of January 19. ent. The in this newspaper and is avail- Pay and Take Food Stores =~ PAUL BROWN, MANAGER Celery f'yrches - 19c Peaches Bahen' ne n....... 19C Oranges 2X .59c Blackberries No ?tn on... 19 Grapefruit TS" 33 Corn Nastia # ate vise. 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