The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1935, Page 7

“PLAY DAYS, MUSIC FESTIVAL ARE SET County Superintendent An- nounces Four District Sites For Rural School Events Mig and sites for the annual Mu- lc Festival and the four district Pray Days for Burleigh county rural and consolidated school children were announced Saturday by Miss Marie Huber, county superintendent, fol- ~ lowing a conference with teachers and Principals at Sterling. The Music Festival which will be held at the City Auditorium here is scheduled for April 27 while the four district Play Days at Regan, Wing, Moffit and McKensie are slated for May 10. Making up the program of the Mu- sic Festival will be rythmn bands, boys and girls group singing in both the grade and high school classes, mixed the individual schools. Selected to direct the vocal ensem- bles were: Mrs. Agnes Wright of Ster- ling, group singing for grade girls; Miss Clarice Hildre of Wing, group clusively. Play Day Events Listed Competitive events will be relay races, kittenball games, broad jumps, running races and parades, one of. which will be either a pet or dog pa- rade for children in the first three grades. An exhibition flag drill and ® picnic lunch will be other features of the Play Day programs. . District 1 at. Regan includes Bald- win, Pleasant View, Wilson, Grass‘ Estherville, Painted Woods, Glenview, Ghylin, Crom- well, Crofte and Regan schools. District 2 at Wing includes Schrunk, Canfield, Highland, Trygg, Florence Lake, Richmond, Lyman, Aurora, rene Harriet, Lein, Wing, and Arena schools. District 3 at Moffit includes Chris- tiania, Clear Lake, Sterling, Thelma, Wild Rose, Moffit, inom Logan, | legal Legion Will Join in Scout Entertainment . Members of Liava pets Post No, 1 Troop. The Legion scout committee, com- Posed of Dr. G. J. Worner, Dr. J. O. Arson and Sam Merritt and Scout- master John Karasiewicz were in- structed to provide entertainment for the boys, their parents and Legion- naires, the cost to be paid by the The veterans directed post officers to take up with North Dakota's sen- ators and congressmen the question CITATION HEARING eererner md BSTABLISH THE Bi Btgnr oe .L PROPE! ee oe nol aa ‘DAKOTAS County le ane 2 COURT, Before Hon. 1 ns cllinger, De ne r fitnges, Deceateds LRuchanan, and sil otner per- unknown claiming an ch of you are hereby cited and required to appear before the Count e County of of rth County Judge id County, Court House in the wa of and two, three and section thirty, im township nandre and forty-three port ne late residence of Loot Hen , Decease wher of ae ty of Davenport, cy county, Tat service ‘This cftation pee i thie Ben day of March, A. D. By he Court: (Seal) Ju bg FEN birt i for sala ig Petitioner. spe- | firemen. 1 Farley was saved the embarrassment of a senate senate committee disapproved a resolution by asking for the inquiry. , said is fight on Farley despite the committee's ac- to take his 8. B. 160—Establishing a state parks committee. 8. B. ‘364—Providing for drivers’ li- censes for automobile drivers, 8. B. ae state high- way police patrol. §. B. 225--Providing for incorpora- tion of cooperative grazing associa- 8. B. 904—Increasing beer tax 100 per pie 294—Raising income tax. é B. 313—Providing for two per cent sales tax. 8. B. 189—Providing for better col- lection of cigarette tax. 8. B. Sl1—authortzing building and Joan associations to make loans un- 8. B. 226—Amending regulations aes flood irrigation projects. 8.-B. 23—Providing for two-year B. 164—Providing for bonding of | fresrsipeterpadipansestederee prion tax be paid on gasoline used in road: for maintenance of San Haven tuber- }. B. 1—Appropriating more than reba for operation of state of- 8. B. 188—Requires free correspond- ence courses be provided all North Dakota children of high school age. 8. B. 22—Appropriating $578,689 for ed | University of North Dakota. 8. B. 260—Sets up state highway a B. 195—Tightens beer regulation. |. B. 198—Provides for eight-hour Gay for municipal employes except 8. B. 280—Provides for setting up of eee debt adjustment boards. re of cooperative grazing associa- ah B. 29—Abolishment of presiden- tial primary. BILLS KILLED 8. B. 198—Limiting hours to be worked by municipal employes. 8. B. 260—Creating state highway 8.8. 29—Providing for abolition of dogs. &. B. 1¢—Appropriating $404,005 for state agricultural college. INDEFINITELY POSTPONED in ab- examen Mt enh ot Clarence son grandson of es s Po eee” “Q"—Extends Cornelius Cad- 225—Provides for incorpora- | 8. B. 260—Governing grain storage regulations. charges to the senate floor. H.B. 220—Prohibiting dancing on Premises where beer or wines sold. — BILLS KILLED H. B. 185-—Providing for establish- ment of an insurance department op- erating account with 8 per cent of gross fees received through sales of gents’ licenses and 2% per cent tax m insurance premiums. . H. B. 135—Making optional use of i lignite or native natural gas or oils | 88 fuel in public institutions, .. | RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED | House Concurrent Resolution “A+20” |—Appropriating $810 to cover ex- {pense of house investigation of Fargo an drivers’ strike. (Previously kill- .) Senate Resolution “A-j’—(By Greene of Stutsman)—Urging sesh tural adjustment administration work out cattle program and ore for adjustment benefits so perity Prices may be obtained for cattle and producers enabled to re-establish depleted estates, House Resolution “A-22”. '—etting aside 18th floor of capitol for official pictures, portraits and paintings. Senate Concurrent Resolution “A-1” jing president to either increase tariff or declare embargo where conditions warrant against unrestricted import- tion of grain to protect domestic pro- |ducer against foreign competitor. Senate Resolution “A-k”—(Thatch- missioners to investigate light, heat, power and gas rates and report re- Commendations back to legislature with estimated cost and feasibility of ‘state buying public utilities. BILLS INDEFINITELY POSTPONED | Sa‘ H. B.,210—Changes time publication of current. personal tax lists. type of form to be used. Services Will Be Held at Wilton; Await Word from Two Chil- dren in California Born September 21, 1886, at Free- port, Iil., Reverend Christ was the son of a German Methodist minister. ‘With his parents he moved to Minne- | the services. Chef's Special Evening Dinner 50e POWERS COFFEE SHOP construction. i lel 8. B. 1@~Appropriating $110,106.20 | —(Watt, Stucke and Marshall—Ask- er)—Directing board of railroad comi- | Gordon, Property, Td rather have an ungovernable to between Feb. 1 and gd ‘and directs|temper than a Mayor Club Breakfasts 25c and 35¢ Noonday Luncheons 35c and 40c i it i i Ftd , | was estimated officially Saturday at 34.2 per cent. i Wendell Holmes left almost halt of| mind.— P. H. LaGuardia of New York. Advance in Food Prices 34.2 Per Cent for Year Country-wide Figures Calculated by Experts of Department of Commerce; increases Smaller for Some Sections and Larger for Others Washington, March 9.—(#)—The rise in food prices since February, 1933, This was a prgerightd figure calculated by experts of the department. of commerce. It was made clear that the increase was r in some srl and larger in others, Figures for the different regions were not aval The following table shows the percentage that food prices increased ; from three different dates up to February 15 this year: s Since Since Feb. 1934 Feb. 1933 12. 183 (Declined) | 24th Session of S.D. | Legislature Adjourns Pierre, 8. D., March 9.—(#)—South Dakota's twenty-fourth legislative session adjourned early Saturday. As the session ended there stood out as major results: ‘The state's two-year gross income tax goes into the scrap heap next June 30. In its place will be a combi- nation measure taxing net incomes at one to eight per cent, and retail sales at two per cent. Legal liquor, pernaps within 30 days, will be provided under a regu- Point dt bill giving joint state and local art state justice department, coordi- nating present scattered enforcement and inspection activities and financed by liquor revenue, will give South Da- kota ® modern law enforcement unit. f Huey’s ‘Time Bomb’ Only Alarm Clock | Waterbury, Conn, March 9.— (®)—Postal officials indicated Saturday they knew the identity of the person responsible for mail- ing an imitation bomb to United States Senator Huey P. Long. The “time bomb” in reality nothing more than an alarm clock attached to wire and tinfoil cov- ——S i serious light wih bose pres Holmes Leaves Half : Of $550,000 to U.S. Washington, March 9.—()—Oliver | you may want to rent a tiny cot- ‘tage—you may want a 12 room house. But in any case you want it quick and the fastest way to find anything is to turn to the WANT ADS | Post May Undertake Speed Flight Sunday Los Angeles, ‘March 9.—)—Wiley Post looked hopefully for favorable weather conditions Saturday for a Possible takeoff Sunday on his second attempt to set a transcontinental speed record to New York through the stratosphere, The ‘round-the-world flier balked in his first flight effort two weeks ago said he hoped to complete fur- ther adjustments to his record- breaking plane, the “Winnie Mae,” Saturday, and, if weather reports be- tween here and the east coast are en- couraging, roar away at dawn Sunday. Church Will Show Martin Luther Film “Martin Luther, Hero of the Re- formation” will be shown at the Trinity Lutheran church Sunday eve- ning, March 10. This eight-reel film Pep gasoline A. ( (eur) G to the United States. This was esti- mated to amount to $250,000. ment of the University of Minnesota. The pictures portray the life and work of the hero of sixteenth century re- form and are the authentic historic discription in moving pictures of Dr. Martin Luther, the Augustian Frier of Wittenberg. The public is urged to see this film for its educational features in addi- tion to the spiritual significance which the picture gives of the resior- ation of the apostolic church.which Luther effected in his life, ‘There will be no admission charge. A plate collection will be taken to defray the expenses of showing the film. DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Graduate Drugless Physician Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. Phone 260 a | Purol-Pep is chock full of that extra power and punch at makes a winner, instead of a runner-up. Pep up your car with Purol- and our regular service. bI-PEP ASOLINE CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, INC. COPELIN MOTOR CO. MOLLY’S SERVICE STATION BISMARCK AUTO PARTS RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION marck Tribune will publish a Farmers’ Exchange page Sa day of March. needed implements and products without expense. or desire to buy. They are urged to print legibly, to mini Name of Article Variety of Breed LAB nacre a Bam ATTENTION Farmers of Burleigh County In cooperation with the acting agricultural extension agent of Harieigk county, Martin C. Altenburg, the Bis- turday, March 2. Advertisements for this special exchange page must be in the en of Mr. Alteaburg on or before the 15th There will be no charge for these advertisements, which will give farmers an opportunity for sale and barter of Farmers are instructed to use the blank below, listing any articles that they might have for sale or exchange mize the chance for error. USE THIS SPACE FOR ITEMS THAT ARE FOR SALE USE THIS SPACE FOR ARTICLES THAT ARE WANTED