The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1935, Page 2

aa © -SBSSQMRBS BAdeay Rerasgecauean FOR COMING YEAR Agricultural College Receives Additional $20,000 hs From U. S. enone Payrolis and budgets of all state educational institutions for the next fiscal year have been approved by the state board of administration, Nelson Sauvain, chairman, announces: The approval was reached after careful study of the needs, appropri- ations made by the last legislature, and the executive proclamation of wcting Governor Welford that the in- stitutions refrain from spending 10 per cent of the appropriations this year, Sauvain explained. Simultaneously, Sauvain announced that the state agricultural college at Fargo has received an additional 620,000 for this year under the Jones- ‘Bankhead bill. ‘Under the bill, the agricultural col- Jege will receive as additional monies $20,000 this year, $25,000 next year, and $30,000 the following year, en- bling the school to make revision in its budget, Sauvain explained. Requests $20,000 In a letter to the board of admin- istration, J. H. Shepperd, president of the agricultural college, requested the $20,000 be expended, $955.60 for pur- chase of books, periodicals and bind- ing for the college library and that the remaining $19,044.40 apply on the salaries of full professors, associate deans, deans, and the president. Sauvain said the monies will restore salaries as follows: Raise the president to $4,600 or 61.8 per cent of the 1931-32 salary. Raise the deans to $2,916.60 or 64.8 per cent of the 1931-32 salary. Raise full professors to $2,644.80 or ‘13.3 per cent of their 1931-32 salaries. iment Merited “The group which this increase is proposed to help,” Shepperd said, “are ‘the men and women who have done more to sustain the educational rating of the college than any other, and it seems only right that their rate of compensation should be adjusted to a fairly comparable basis with that of their associates, now that a new fed- eral appropriation makes such an ar- gangement possible.” Commenting on the action of the board in raising by 7% per cent the salaries for the balance of the fac- wulty and employes, Shepperd pointed out these employes now get: Instructors 74 per cent of their 1931-32 salaries; secretaries and clerks 75.9 per cent; laboratory assistants and miscellaneous 79.3 per cent; ste- mographers 84.7 per cent; janitors and firemen 84.9 per cent. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— Withee! Colome!—And Youl Jump Out of Bed in ‘The liver should pour out two pomnde Niquid bile into your daily. If this bile 't digest. ant flowing freely, your food doesn’t digest. sour, pital interne, who at five feet, 10 P THE THESE MEN WERE ONCE SAME SIZE HIGH = ~ - Hans Nelson, 52, of Minneapolis, who has shrunk ten and one-halt inches in height in five years, is shown with Theodore Wickman, hos- inches, is Nelson’s original height. Physicians believe Nelson's shrinkage 's duc to a strange matady that has robbed his bones of calcium. He is to submit to an operation In Minnearo'is. (Associated Press Photo) North Siders Make 11 Scores in One Inning In the girls’ diamondball games played Tuesday night, the South Side Trojans defeated the North Siders 15- 14 in # contest which saw the North Siders run in 11 scores during the last half of the seventh inning. In the Trojan lineup were Anita Willman, Carolyn and Lily Krueger, Evangeline Longmuir, Magdalene Walter, Esther Tschetter, Kathleen Brittin and Emma Merkle. Playing with the North Siders were Edna Nelson, Jean Brandenburg, Laura Ellsworth, Harriet Cartledge, Ann Dolan, Rose Mosbrucker, Viola Malm, Beverly Boelter, Susie Imus and Jean Renwick. t Thursday night the North Siders | will play the women’s team at 7 o'clock at the north field, Schmeling to Fight Louis, Says Jacobs Chicago, July 17.—(?)—Mike Jacobs, head of the 20th Century Sporting club of New York, said Wednesday he had received a cablegram from Joe Jacobs, manager of Max Schmeling, assuring him thatthe German ex- heavyweight champion would fight Joe Louis, Detroit's “brown bomber” in New York in September, as pre- viously arranged. As soon as it is agreed where a $30,000 cash deposit shall be posted, the contracts will be signed, Jacobs cabled from Berlin. The head of the New York boxing club declined to post. the money in Germany, Wednesday's developments are the latest in the fight between the 20th Century Sporting club and Madison Square Garden to obtain the services of the German. —— FO | Junkmen ‘Taken in’ | | ° | By Crafty Thieves Fa RE ALLENS OT Uniontown, Pa.—The question is: Are Abe Platt, sehior and jun- ior, receivers of stolen goods? Father and son operate a junk yard. Every day they bought con- siderable junk from two men, The two men are in jail accused of stealing the junk. The junk was stolen nightly from the junkyard of Abe Platt, senior and junior. Torland Non-Support Case Is Bound Over Harold Torland, resident of Bis- marck but formerly of Bowdon in Wells county, was free on $1,000 bonds Wednesday. At a preliminary hear- ing Tuesday on a charge of non-sup- port of his family before A, E. Shipp, justice of the peace, Torland was bound over to the district court. He was arrested at Carrington Sunday on a complaint made by his wife. HIGH LINERS BLANK JIMMIES Valley City, N.D., July 17—(®}— Lefty Henderson allowed seven scat- tered hits as Valley City shut out Jamestown 4-0 here Tuesday night. RHE Jamestown . 000 000 000-0 7 1 Valley City 012 000 10x—4 7 0 Batteries: dy and Bodie; Hen- derson and Hancock. HAS BONUS HOPES Kansas City, July 17—(?)—James E. Van Zandt, commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, as- serted Wednesday passage of a sol- diers’ bonus bill still is possible at this session of congress. BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OF K. ¢. COUNCIL Special Train Will Bring Dele- gation Attending Events at Mandan Sunday Four hundred visitors, including delegations . from Grand Forks, Wahpeton, Jamestown and Fargo which will arrive on a special train, will attend ceremonies in connection with institution of the 8t. Thomas More council, Knights of Columbus, at Mandan, Sunday, July 21. Events of the day will be: 7 a. m., solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Catholic church, Rev. Gregory Bor- ski, Lefor, celebrant gistration at Hudson hall; 9:30 a. m., installation of officers; 10:30 a. m., first degree; 12 noon, intermission; 1 P. m., second and third degree, and 6:30 p. building. Women guests will be en- tertained at the Elks hall by # spe- cial ladies’ committee. Will Seat Officers Local council officers who will be inducted include: Carl Dorfler, grand knight; Cleve Kennelly, deputy grand knight; ©. F. Kelch, chancel- lor; M. J. Tobin, recorder; J, M. ‘M. Culbertson, lecturer; Rev. Father Hildebrand Eichkoff, chaplain; L. M. ‘Tavis, inner guard; ph Friess, outside guard, and George Ford, Ro- bert Ridley and Joseph Boehm, trustees. Degree work will be conducted by officers from every council in the state, as follows: first degree—Grand Knight M. J. Raschko, Dickinson; Deputy Grand Knight James W. Guthrie, Bismarck; Chancellor Henry Bernier, Fargo; Financial Secretary F. E. Mallick, Jamestown; Warden D. C. Moore, Devils Lake; Inside Guard George Smith, Minot, and Outside Guard O, J. Dietz, Wahpeton; second degree—Grand Knight H. B. Scofield, ) Williston; Chancellor C, F. Kelsch, Peterson, Mandan; Warden OC. F. Grand Forks;- Financial Secretary E. J. Donovan, Langdon; Inside Guard A. P, Lies, New Rockford, and Out- side Guard C. E. Dorfler, Mandan. ‘The third degree will be exemplified by Rev. Father Gorski, district deputy, and his staff, Craig to Speak Supreme Director Leo F. Craig of Sioux Falls, 8. D., will deliver the main banquet address, Other speak- ers will be W. H. Clemens of Fargo, toastmaster; C. H. Mergens, state deputy, and Rev. Father Robert A. Feehan, Bismarck; Rev. Fathers Eichkoff and Borski, and Dorfler. Clemens will introduce the state offi- cers and other distinguished guests. The Mushik violin quartet will pro- vide musical entertainment. Heads of the various committees are as follows: Dorfler—general ar- rangements; Rev. Father Eichkoff, program; H. C. Schulte, hall; T. P. Heisler, printing and paraphernalia; Culbertson, entertainment; Ford, ban- quet; Kennelly, reception; Mrs. 8. M. Culbertson, ladies’ reception; Mrs. C. A. Wetzstein, ladies’ entertainment, and Ridley, transportation. Concrete ell a! Drier and Warmer—The Idea) BISMARCK BRICK AND TILE COMPANY Wm, Noggle, Sup't. Phone 728 m., banquet at Community |48Y Bulletins (By the Associated Press) Irving Burgess began cutting bar- Jey on his farm along the river northwest of Bismarck Wednesday, according to information received here, So far as is known he is the first to begin the work of harvest- ing in this district. No informa- tion was available as to the condi- tion of the crop or the probable yield. ‘Washington—Reversing its action of Tuesday, the senate voted 44 to 41 Wednesday to strike price-fixing ‘Washington—The McCarran bill to repeal the 50 per cent tax on aflver transactions was approved by the senate agriculture committee, Ashland, Ky.—K. M. James Lin, son of the president of China, and ‘Miss Viola Brown, clerk in a Colum- bus, O., § and 10 store, were married here. Lexington, trapped by an explosion in number five mine of the Consolidation Coal company at Van Lear, Ky. The fate of the trapped men was not immedi- Weyerhaeuser kidnaping, stopped at their camp seven hours late Tues- cay. board were confer- % 300 Ward Stores combine to give you the biggest wash pants event of the Summer! Every pair new! Every palr Sanforized —.won’t shrink! 20 patterns! Quality fabrics and work- manship. NOW — biggest selections — greatest savings. Buy today! JULY 17,1985 NORWEGIAN OFF ON Breoklyn Picture Framer Is Reversing Leif Ericson’s Ocean Route New York, July 17.—(#)—Bent on the route Leif Erickson is supposed to have followed to America, ‘Thor Solberg, Norwegian-American aviator, and his wireless operator, Floyd Bennet airport Wednesday af- ternoon on the first leg of a trans- Atlantic flight to Norway. Solberg, proprietor of a picture framing business in Brooklyn who crashed on the coast of Nova Scotia while attempting a nonstop flight to his homeland in 1932, took his heav- fly-laden amphibian into the air after some difficulty. ‘ ‘The wireless apparatus on the plane was damaged in throwing a tow line to a police launch, This was quickly remedied and Solberg had to “bump” his ship, the “Leif Erickson” off the smooth water. Solberg plans to make his first stop at Montreal, and will follow the nor- thern route to Europe over Greenland, Iceland and the Shetland Islands. ‘The destination is Bergen, Norway. ————_ | Additional Markets Wthanrhashn a | 4 BISMARCK GRAIN (Purnished By Russell-Miller Co.) Date—July 17 No, 1 dark northern Did you ever see donkeys play baseball? See them Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- 4 of Jsusleigh. IN_DISTRICT COURT, Fourth Ju- Gicial District. Maude Davis, Plaintiff, vs. Fred Eugene Davis, Defendant. The State of North Dakota to the above named defendant: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint in this action, wh complaint will be filed with rk of said District Court of County, North Dakota, and @ copy of your answer upon a criber at his office in the Burle! County, North Dakota, Court House in the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh County, North Dakota, within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the aT. of service; and in case of yen failure to appear or answer judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded 400 to meet SERA funds for poor|in the complaint. and work rellef in the county during | on this 11th day ef July Ay D. 1986,” 1935 and 1936. The commission was George'S. Register, informed the SERA setup would be Attorney for said plaintiff, dropped Aug. 1 unless the appropria- ee tea oe tion was made, 1/17-34-31 8 /7-14-21. HOP OVER ATLANTIC’ Joke on Robber Who | | Got $30: in ‘Speak’ Durham, N. C.—Floyd Bell went to sleep in a speakeasy, he told ee rm ‘and somebody robbed him ol , ‘The joke, if any, was on the thief, too. The money was in Confederate currency. Police Are Warned To Beware Desperado Police throughout North Dakote ‘Wednesday were warned to be on the lookout for J. L. Reed and his wife, wanted at Deadwood, 8; D., on mur- der charges. Details of the crime were not received. Reed was said to be about 45 years old, stocky and well built and wearing @ large hat and yellow zipper jacket. ‘His wife was described as 21 years old, tall and dark. i Police were warned to be careful in accosting the man since he is heavily armed. The couple. was said to be traveling in a Ford pickup, South Da- kota license 41 T 613. Mrs. Fred Stark Head Of Stutsman Settlers Jamestown, N. D., July 17.—()— Mrs. Fred Stark was elected presi- dent of the Stutsman County Early Settlers’ association at the annual meeting here Tuesday. 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