The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1935, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUN E, — JUNE 28, 1935 _ PROBABLY HEIR 10 {Big Show of 1935 Half Over; ESTATE iN LOCATED Audience Is Kept Wide Awake (Copyright, 1035, by by the Associated Property in Hands of § In Hands of State 20 Years May Go to Z. Good- man of Minneapolis Out of the past Friday came a “My tirchplage ‘a small town in Russia which in Poland. I am an American itisen and have lived in Minneapolis If our relationship corresponds, Please notify us for fur- ther information.” Goodman learned about the estate through a Minne- spolis newspaper. ‘pol probably would be able to obtain the estate. N. D. Law Officers in Conference at Mandan Group insurance for law enforce- ment oificials is the chief business to le considered at @ special meeting of the North Dakota Sheriffs and Peace Officers association at Mandan Fri- day. Approximately 20 members were in attendance as the opening session got off to a slow start Friday morn- ing, and the bulk of the business was shifted to the afternoon. ‘The chief business will be the brane . sideration of group insurance afternoon, Seberang: WhorStar Abkoe Arthur of Fargo, association presi- fren Oacar Nygaard of Jamestown is treasurer of the organization. Local Girl Presides At Rainbow Assembly Minot, N. D., June 28—()—Wilma Bismarck, is CITATICN HEARING PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINIS- . eae AND FOR ISSUANCE “sige OF ADMINISTRA- state OF NORTH... DAKOTA, -Coun- ty of Burleigh. ss. IN COUNTY COURT, Before Hon. 1. C. Davies, Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of Hattie Loomis, Deceased. Frank B. Loomis, Petitioner, Mildrea Loomis “sonroe, RM, Loom! E. Loomis, Joyce Loomis, a minor, Garvie Loomis a minor, Paul R. Lang, the special guardian of each one of said two minors, the heirs of Hattie Loomis, deceased, the devisees of Hattie ‘Loomis, deceased, and all other persons interested in the estate of Hattie Loomis, deceased, Rorpondints. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE RESPONDENTS: You and each of you are hereby cited _and required \to appear before the County Court of the County of Burleigh, in said State, at the office of the County Judge of said County, at the Burleigh County, North Da- kota Court House in the City of Bis- marek, in said County afd Btate, on the 10th day of July, at the hour of two orelek in the | noon of said day, to show cause, if any you have, why the petition’ of Frank B. Loomis, on file in said Court. praying that Max E. Lang, of Burlei ounty, North Dakota, be appointed the administrator. of the estate of Hattle Loomis, deceased, in and by the County Court of Bur- leigh County, North Dakota, and that Letters of ‘Administration of said estate of said deceased in said Coun- ty Court be issued to sald Max E. Lang, should not be granted. ‘The late residence of said Hattie Loomis, deceased, the owner of said estate, ‘was, at the time of her death, the clty of Tacoma in the County of Plerce and State of Washington. Let service be made of this cita- tion as required by law. Dated this 20th day of June, A. D. BY THE COURT: (SEAL) an vies, Judge of said icone Court, Geo. M. Register, Att’y., of said petitioner, Bismarck, N. Dak. 6-21-28. Bashara’s Grocery Fruits - Vegetables Groceries - Ice Cream Mother’s Cocoa, Golden Sweet Corn, 2 No. 2 cans 25c Spaghetti, large can ...:.... Oli ee HARSHA 39c Nectar, all flavors ...... 12c Tuna Fish, Faney Spinach, No. 2% can Peaches, Pears, or Pineap- fe, Our Fenty. Re 2% can. ale Pink Salmon, Pink Salmon, 25c Large assortment of Fire- works will go on sale Monday. Chicago, June 28.—(P)—The big show of 1935 is half over. The performance may not have pleased everyone. But its rapid fire action kept the audience awake. The longest monologue was Huey P. Long's. It lusted 15 hours by the senate clock, Father Goughlin and General Johnson figured in the feature dialogue—the “chocolate soldier- political padre” debate. President Roosevelt observed that the supreme court decision invalidating the NRA marked a return to the “horse and buggy” economic era. ‘These lines, too, earned wide attention: Justice Trenchard: “The sen- tence of the court is that you, Bruno Richard Hauptmann, suf- fer death.” Herbert Hoover: “The theories of this administration do not work.” assembly, Order of Rainbow Girls, which opened here Friday. Assem- blies from many parts of the state are represented in the registration of more than 300. Election of officers, and the memorial service to be con- ducted by the Dickinson assembly are scheduled for Friday afternoon, : Secretary Ickes: “The emperor of Louisiana is suffering from halitosis of the intellect.” Babe Ruth: “Boys, I’m through.” Justice McReynolds (re gold ruling): “The constitution is Volney Davis: “I’m guilty. It’s no use trying to beat these ‘G’ Guys.” Silas Strawn: “Is this the New Deal or the new death?” Long: “Ickes can go slap dam to hell. Adolf Hitler (reviving army): “Germany saw herself forced to take measures for her own protection.” the Senator Robinson: “Month after month the senator from Louisiana has disgusted this senate.” But consider the contribution of Congressman Maury Maverick of Texas. A citizen had. writ- ten him a 2,000 word com- pleint concerning: his actions and the activities of the New Deal. His dear sirred reply was: “Ph-t-t!” and the assemby ball will take place Friday night. Mrs. Blanche Lynn Whittemore of Napoleon, sub-deputy for North Dakota, and Mrs. Edna Galloway of Mott, immediate past worthy grand matron of the Eastern Star, are speakers at the conven- tion which will close Saturday noon. Twilling’s Grocery 601 Tenth Street large 24 site si tin .24¢ Stokeiy’s ‘Fancy “Diced” Beets, No. 2 can. Phone 1613 ° er ’s Fancy Mixed Vegetables fo. 2 lle tables, etc. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE THE RED & WHITE srr'- Scott’s Grocery 311 Seventh St. Free Delivery Phone 816 Four-Day Specials JUNE 28 - 29 — JULY 1-2 Sandwich Spread, Red & White, *8 oz. jar quart jar Kraft Cheese, 8 oz. pkg. ..... ‘pagesraae 2 ib, OTC DICED CARROTS, CORN FLAKES, 19¢ Sugar Browne 3 Ibs. 17¢c 16c PEACHES, R & W, sliced, No. 2% can FRUIT FOR SALAD, Red and White, none finer, New Potatoes, *per peck * BANANA Free with All Star Items CANTALOUPE ORANGES, Medium . WATERMELON, good and ripe . TOMATOES THEY STAY CRISP.” THIS is the first really remarkable advance in the wheat- cereal field. Kellogg has at last found a way to insure crispness in a delicious new whole-wheat food. Kellogg’s ‘Wheat Krispies actually remain crisp and crunchy in milk or cream! BLENDING is a Kellogg achievement. Just enough rice is blended with whole wheat to accomplish s new delicious crispness and flavor. Enjoy Wheat Krispies often. Nourishing and popular. Sold by all grocers in big economical packages. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Melloggd WHEAT KRISPIES BLENDED for CRISPNESS ‘Britain to Discuss | Currencies With U. S.!! London, June yall stabilization | of the world’s currencies on a gold basis will be discussed with United ‘States government leaders and bank- ers by Johannes Postmus, the gover- nor of the South African Reserve bank, who departed from London Fri- day on a hurried trip to the United States and Canada. Postmus’ presence in London ap- parently was not discovered by the British Press although he had sever- ‘al long talks with Montague Norman, governor of the Bank of England, and will present both his own and Norman’s view to the Amerians. It is understood they are mainly in- terested in obtaining more detailed information regarding the motives underlying the recent statements of Secretaries Hull and Morgenthau of a United States regarding stabili- zation. MINOT RAILROAD MAN DIES Minot, N. D., June 28.—()—William F. Mackenroth, Sr., 55, resident of Minot for more than 30 years and an employee of the Great Northern railroad for nearly 40 years, died in @ Minot hospital Friday morning of heart disease following an extended illness. i i { | 'U. S. Children More | Scientific-Minded | ¢ Minneapolis, June 28.—(?)— Children of the United States, Miss Jean L. Marquis told the American Association for the ad- vancement ‘of science Friday, are superior to children of other countries when it comes to scien- tific thinking, And boys have it all over the girls in explaining causes of such things as natural. phenomena, Miss Marquis disclosed. In her work at the University of Minnesota institute of child welfare, Miss Marquis said, she found that most of the results of casual reasoning in children are more dependent upon experience and training than they are upon development factors—that the children seem to explain things in the light of experience and training. Some 700 children ranging in age from eight to 16 years old were questioned on the causes of natural phenomena to gauge their development of reasoning. They were asked such ques- tions as “what makes the wind blow,” “what causes thunder,” “why does the candle go out when a jar is placed over the flame.” Most American children, she re- potted gave material or natural- istic causes as the answers. Conversely, investigators found children of other countries gave many “pre-logical” replies, or explanations in which some spirit or force was created in the chift's mind to explain what happened. MOTT SPONSORS TOURNEY Mott, N. D, June 28.—(#)—The |ments sponsored by the Mott tennis club will be held here July 7. A number of inter-club matches and one open tournament are being ar- ranged for later in the summer. Miss Hansen Given Pardon Board Post!" Miss Marianne Hansen, secretary first of a series of two club tour 4-|to Governor Walter Welford, Friday became secretary of the state board of pardons, succeeding Miss Gene- vieve Parsons, Miss Parsons resigned to become secretary to Thomas H. Moodie, form- er governor, and now head of Met progress administration in the Miss Parsons wes secretary ta Moodie at the time he was governor, and also acted as secretary to former Governor Ole H. Olson. = Butter | 4, ayer No. 1 creamery 2 Ib. roll .. Post Toasties, 2 large pkgs. ... 19c 15¢ All Kinds of Fresh and Cold Meats Cottage Cheese, fresh made, PEE cis Free Delivery - DICKS Meats - - - Groceries "19¢ "'23¢ 35c Veal Roast Shoul- der, per Ib. Pork Roast Shoul- der, per Ib. Chicken Loaf, Swift’s, per Ib. See Our IGA Adv. Phone 1506 1507 Miracle Whip Dressing : pint jar ...24c New Potatoes, large, 10 Ibs. seceseee 2LC 37c Watermelons, Cherries, Plums, Raspberries, Strawberries, Peaches Oranges, med. size, 2 doz. .... PAL’S Phone 77 CASH GROCERY Butter, per Ib. .. Tomatoes, 3 No. 2 cans .. SUGAR Macaroni, 2 Ib. box Pancake Flour, 3% Ib. pkg. ... ins 28c Kraft’ 17c 19c Oranges, med. size, 2 doz. .. Dill Pickles, No. 2% can... ' 35c 17c 10 Ib. cloth bag, 61c; Imit. Vanilla, 8 oz. bottle .... Mix. Vegetables, No. 2 can SEE WINDOW FOR OTHER SPECIALS su’ | PAY AND TAKE STORES | ‘<2 FRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 3 Ibe. for ....... 20 Cucumbers, nice size, each Leaf Lettuce, 6 bunches Lemons, 300 size, per dozen Oranges, med. size, 2 doz. 23c |i Phone 1994 Strawberries, fancy fresh, Walnuts, shelled, per pound Coffee, Nash, 2 Ibs. Beans, green cut, 2 No. 2 cans .. Pears, Monarch fancy, No. 2% tin Corn Flakes, 2 large pkgs. .... Butter, fancy creamery, Ib. .... .19c 25c Watermelon 16c| ™ 2c We Deliver Phone Orders Tittle Bros. Packing Company, Inc. 400 MAIN PHONE 332 -- BIG BEEF SALE - - . YOUNG TENDER BEEF . SIRLOIN STEAK RUMP ROAST, whole SWISS ROAST SIRLOIN ROAST BRISKET BOILING BEEF, Ib. 190 omnra ‘1c _ TENDER POT ROAST, lb. LAM LITTLE PIG PORK LOIN ROAST LEG ROAST VeaL SHOULDER ROAST, Ib. BREAST for Stuffing, |b. Whole or rib end, per Ib. SHOULDER ROAST .. SHOULDER CHOPS FRESH MEATY VEAL STEW, per lb. . LARGE JUICY FRANKFURTERS, Ib. MINCED HAM, by the chunk, per Ib. ........... WISCONSIN BRICK CHEESE, per Ib. ogee ae ‘19¢ "st AL. RYCKMAN'S Phone 332 -400 Main Avenue Fruits : Vegetables - Groceries WE DELIVER ALL PHONE ORDERS C. 0. D. Lemons, large, fancy, 6 for Pickles, Libby’s sweet, qt. jar Olives, fancy, large size, qt. jar Pineapple, half slices, No. 2% an. 20¢ Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, Pint, 23c; quart ...........65 Kee Tomato Juice, small cans, 3 for Cook’s Grocery 512 AVENUE D PHONE 564 Where Your Dollar Buys More Than Ever Before VANILLA, imi- tation, 8 oz. bottle 1 3 Cc NECTAR, Gold Cross, all flavors, 4 oz. bottle MAYONNAISE, Minneopa, 8 oz. jar PANCAKE FLOUR, 14c 8¥, Ib. bag VEAL LOAF, 2lc Libby’s, per can TUNA FISH, Y, Ib. can CHEESE, — Horn, per Ib. PRUNES, Minneopa, 50-60 size, 10 Ib. box a UES COFFEE, regular 35c, 1 Ib. vacuum tin 27c 2 Ib. vacuum tin TOILET TISSUE, 1000 sheet, 4 rolls OLD POTATOES, firm, per peck . *25c Sana and BEANS, ‘an Camp’s, 1 9 c 3 16-0z. tins .... Everything in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables NEW PEAS, 2 Ibs. CARROTS, green tops, 2 bunches 13c LETTUCE, large, solid, crisp, 2 heads CANTALOUPE, Fancy California ripe, 2 for . siz 2 don... OOC U. S. INSPECTED CORN FED MEATS BEEF Brookfield’s Pork Sau- sage Patties, Ib. ......, 29 peice 33c per Ib. VEGE TA B LES TOMATOES Fancy, full ripened Texas. 2 Lbs. 15¢ POTATOES California Shafters. 10 Lbs. 23¢ STRAWBERRIES Minnesota grown. Buy now for canning. Full quarts: CASE OF @ - $3.75 2 Boxes 33c BROWN SUGAR Soft, moist medium brown. 3 Lbs. 19¢ NOODLES Fancy egg noodles, fine, me- dium or broad. 5 oz. 2 Pkgs. 13¢ Blackberries No. 10 tins, Large ripe Oregon berries. C EACH! COFFEE Schilling’s, grind. Pound 29¢ WATERMELON drip or regular PORK Summer Sausage, per Ib. | Brussweiger Liver Sausage, per Ib. ....... Pork & Beans Large 28 ot. cans Libby’s small navies in rich tomato sauce. TOMATOES No, 2 cans. Solid pack, red ripe. EACH 10c SARDINES 15 oz. tall cans. Booth northern pack in oil. 2 CANS POTTED MEATS BUTTER Junches. 3 CANS Pure sweet cream butter. from weed taste, Churned locally. MIRACLE WHIP PINT, PUFFED WHEAT Whole wheat in a i | 9 Ce” of soap. 2 PKGS. 19¢ TISSUE White fur, sterilized with boric seid. C 4 ROLLS. form. SUPER SUDS Large size pkg. Beads EACH We received a full car of fancy Geor- gia Watsons this morning. 26 lb. avg. Guaranteed free VEAL ‘Wieners, per Ib. eeeeeee ees gone 23c rare aan 19c % Ib. pkg. 10c; PINEAPPLE Large No. 2% cans. Del| Monte fancy matched EACH slices. ASPARAGUS ae Early ora ine) 3 ‘ EACH, C SYRUP Ib. 25¢ octets 13¢ PRESERVES OLIVES Libby's Rosedale brand large green olives, - Quart 35¢ Each 47¢ EACH CATSUP Yolo brand, rich spicy