The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1935, Page 2

ARE TAKEN OUT BY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 29, 1935 PROPOSED OWNERS)..rstaion ts reported aig Other Structures Near Comple- tion and Will Be Occu- pied in Near Future ALL ARTISANS STILL BUSY Commercial Building Said to Be Under Consideration for Near Future Building permits for two new homes were issued in Bismarck this week. Lloyd G. Wilson was authorized to ronstruct a frame dwelling, 20 by 16 feet in dimension, at 1618 Avenue B at estimated cost of $200 and A. J. Selby obtained a permit for a house at 612 Fourteenth St., to cost $1,500. It will be of frame construction and 24 by 30 feet in dimension. Noted on the permit was the fact that Selby expects to finish the base- ment this summer and will live.in it pending the completion of the house which he estimates may require two or three years, since he is doing his own work. Meanwhile, several homes placed under construction earlier in the sea- son are nearing completion, Joseph Shannon expects to move into the home which he has built at 807 Man- dan St., on August 1, as does George Dolph, who has purchased the house at 118 Avenue C, west, which was built by J. C. Beattie. All builders report that they are busy with considerable repair work and some new building in prospect for late summer and early fall. With few, if any, vacant offices and storerooms in Bismarck, some commercial building is said to be un- der consideration but plans have not yet progressed far enough to justify public announcement. comfortable customer selects merchan- Financial institutions report a num- ber of home purchases nearing the final stage and there were some ad- ditional sales of farm land during the week. Six Persons Injured In Devils Lake Crash Devils Lake, July 29.—(7)—Six per- fons were injured, three critically, ‘when a car driven by I. D. Trudaux, Fargo salesman, failed to make a| turn about three miles south of the city, and overturned shortly after midnight Saturday. Besides Trudaux, two others crit- {eally hurt were Helen Molsberry and Stimulant to Business in Many Sections insurable by the Federal Housing Ad- ministration under the modernization credit plan to $50,000 on commercial- residential and industrial properties increased interest in the possibilities offered by air-conditioning equipment is being reported from many sources. In many types of concerns air con- ditioning is now regarded as a neces- sity without which weather conditions create obstacles detrimental to busi- | ness. Originally adapted most widely te industrial use, in cases where con-| trol of air conditions was necessary to produce certain commodities pro- perly, it has made tremendous stcides in the past 4 or 5 years for general commercial use in such establishments as restaurants, theaters, department stores, specialty shops, funeral homes, beauty salons, barber shops, and a va- riety of other businesses. In such cases it has been found that air condi- tioning usually pays for itself in in- creased profits. Merchants have observed that a dise more quickly and buys more freely and confidently than a tired, uncomfortable one. The public, ex- periencing the benefits of air condi-|P' tioning more and more every day in theaters, railroad trains, hotels, and restaurants, knows its advantages and will patronize places where comfort is assured, according to merchandising | experts. Time after time places of business have noted large increases in business and the total elimination of the customary summer slump after installing conditioning equipment. Many find that they obtain their greatest volume in the summer when they gain business from competitors who do not match their facilities for comfort. Many storekeepers have re- ported that, with air conditioning, they not only have more customers but the average sale per customer is greater. Watching Watchman Watches Watchman OO Salem, Mass. July 29.—(?)— When three pairs of boots and @ first aid kit disappeared from the Collins Cove waterfront proj- ect, John Bruce, watchman, told Police he suspected a “mysterious” man hanging around the develop- ment at night. When police questioned the “mysterious” man he said: e Since the extension of the amount | ;Total this month to date . . 5: i Weather Report ' eo i @ FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Gener- ally fair tonight and Tuesday; some- what cooler to- Generally fair tonight and Tuesday; cooler east, somewhat, cooler southwest tonight. For South Da- kota: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday; consid- erably cooler to- night and extreme east Tuesday. For | Montana: Generally fair tonight and Tuesday; cooler southeast tonight, warmer west portion Tuesday. For Minnesota: Partly cloudy Mon- day night and Tuesday, thunder- showers this afternoon in northwest and Monday afternoon or Monday night in northeast, slightly warmer along Lake Superior, cooler in west and central portions Monday night; Tuesday cooler, except along Lake Superior. GENERAL CONDITIONS A low pressure area extends from the northern Great Plains over the central Canadian Provinces (Prince Albert and The Pas 29.64) while a high pressure area overlies the north Pacific coast (Kamloops 30.20). Tem- eratures are high over the Missis- sippi Valley and Plains States, but somewhat cooler weather prevails from the northern Rocky Mountain region westward to the Pacific coast. Showers fell in the western Canadian Provinces and a few light showers al- so occurred in North Dakota and Utah, but elsewhere the weather is generally fair. Bisr.arck station barometer, inches: 28.10. Reduced to sea level, 29.82. Missouri river stage at 7 a. m., 7.2 ft. 24 hour change, +0.2 ft. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: 5.46 Normal, this month to date 2.04 Total, January ist to date .... 14.88 Normal, January 1st to date .. 11.01 Accumulated excess to date .. 3.87 WESTERN pide eet BISMARCK, cldy. Beach, cldy. .... Carrington, cldy. . Crosby, peldy. Dickinson, cidy. Drake, cldy. .. Dunn Center, cldy. Garrison, clear Jamestown, cld; Max, cldy. 6 Minot, peldi 4 Parshall, cldy, Sanish, cldy. . Williston, peldy. EASTERN eS ee geeeeeeessisine WEBB CITES JUNIOR Bismarck Is Praised for Suc- cessful Handling of Tour- ney in Talk to Lions Commending Bismarck for the successful handling of the American Legion Junior baseball tournament, Frank J. Webb, state Legion athletic ofifcer, said that the Legion will be doubly repaid if the junior program results in increased sportsmanship and good citizenship regardless of financial success, Speaking before the regular noon luncheon meeting of the local Lions club, Webb ‘pointed out that this year over 3,000 North Dakota boys participated in the junior baseball program playing on 242 teams. The outstanding feature of the three-day state tournament was the splendid sportsmanship shown throughout, Webb said. He lauded the Capital City service groups and businessmen for their part in mak- ing the tournament a success. Musical entertainment on the pro- gram was furnished by Miss Har- riet Rosen, student of Mrs. Jeanette Frendburg, who played two piano solos, Philip Adelman and Ernest Elness were members of the program committee. A committee, composed of Fred Pet- erson, Carroll Ligon and Al Anderson, was appointed to lend assistance to Teletype Briefs (By the Associated Press) LUCKNER’S SCHOONER BURNS Bremen.—Count Felix von Luck- ner’s schooner Mopelia burned in tht harbor here. It cost $500,000. Four- teen persons, including Countess von Luckner, and her sister, were aboard when the fire broke out but none was injured. PASS AIR BASE BILL Washington—The senate Monday passed the Wilcox bill authorizing establishment of six army air de- fense bases in the United States and Alaska. The cost has been estimated at $110,000,000. SPIDER KILLS TARANTULA Amery, Wis., July 29.—(?)—A black widow spider whipped a large taran- tula Sunday night. The spider, with its entangling web to help, thrust its deadly poison into the Tarantula’s back after they had been together three days in a display window con- tainer. LINDQUIST SURRENDE! Chicago.—Gustaf Lindquist, insurance commissioner for Minne- sota, surrendered Monday to answer to an indictment charging him with conspiring to loot the Abraham Lin- coln Life Insurance company of Springfield, Il. OPEN BIDS TODAY Members of the state industrial commission late Monday were sched- uled to open bids for construction of @ new state mill and elevator ware- the Kiwanis club in staging the dis- trict convention here late in August. Members of the program commit- tee for next week are A. L, Elvin and Dr. A. M. Fisher. Guests of the club were Mrs, Frendburg and Major Heber Edwards of Grand Forks, pay- master general of the N. D. National Guard. FHA Officials Attend Paul Bibow’s Funeral Ray Reichert, Robert B. Renden and Frank Glotzbach from the Fed- eral Housing Administration offices here attended the funeral services for Paul Bibow, executive assistant of the FHA, at Anamoose Sunday. Tu Mr. Bibow succumbed to a heart attack here Thursday. He was also president of the Farmers’ state bank at Anamose. :. +) | Dog’s SOS Brings _ | | Out Neighborhood | pean. Fosston, Minn., July 29.—(7)— Bob, a: shepherd dog, still is en- jJoying his little joke on this quiet community. Untimely peals of the school house at Grand Forks. The success- ful bidder will not be awarded the contract until Tuesday. COMMITTEE STALEMATED Geneva—The League of Nations special committee, named to study measures of punishment’ for nations which repudiate treaties, adjourned Monday in a stalemate on the eve of the council meeting called to consider the Italo-Ethiopian crisis, CONSIDER NEW LAW ‘Rules and regulations for county welfare boards set up under the new state law will be considered by the North Dakota state board of public welfare at its meeting at the capitol lesday. PROPOSE NEW TAX Washington, July 29.—()—Pro- posed new tax rates, tapping incomes as low as $50,000 and taking away three-quarters of that portion of an income over $5,000,000, were made public Monday by the house ways and means committee. At present the tax on a $56,000 income is $9,500. The proposed new schedule would make it $9,560. Bismarck Residents LEAGUE HOPES 10 ARBITRATE DISPUTE Ethiopia Makes Big Concession to Italy by Not Invoking Rule (By the Associated Press) ‘The League of Nations is prepar- ing for a council session Wednesday at which attempts to settle the Italo- Ethiopian dispute by arbitration will be considered. Emperor Haile Selaissie’s request for only the arbitration phase of the controversy to be discussed was considered a major concession, for Ethiopia had the right to invoke ar- ticle 15 of the covenant, under which the council eventually would have had to make recommendation for a settlement. Italy wants the adjourned concila- tion commission to concern itself on- ly with frontier incidents while Eth- jopia wants a decision on interna- tional boundaries. The Italian government prepared to state its case to the league and the British government, hopeful of peace, planned 1lth-hour measures ert war. Both British and Italian govern- ment sources said they were unaware of a clash between Italians and Ethiopians at Walkut (Ualkait), as reported in a London newspaper. The report said 40 Italians and 29 Ethiopians had been killed. An Ita- lian spokesman said it was highly! unlikely such an incident could have occurred without the government at Rome being informed. Northwest Business Shows June Increase Minneapolis, July 29.—()—City de- partment store sales in June were about 2 per cent larger than in May in the northwest but general busi- ness indices maintained the May level, and volume was considerably ahead of June, 1934, the federal reserve bank said Monday. Bank debits declined slightly in larger cities from May figures but gained in smaller agricultural cen- ters. Compared with June 1934, last month showed increases of 11 per cent in bank debits and 25 per cent in country bank clearings. Increases also were reported in volume of building permits, on contract, electric power consumption, linseed products ship- ments, country lumber sales, whole- sale trade and life insurance sales. Indications are that levels of busi- ness in July will be about the same as in June with a slight increase in country check clearing and a slight decrease in bank debits. BEER PARLOR ROBBED ermits Are Issued for New Home Construction in Bismarck TWOMORE PERMITS [Air Conditioning Is Late Business Trend! BASEBALL PURPOSES) sidered. The 500-galion pumping engine on which bids have been CONTINUED aha a eg eh s. 0! a Padlocking to Face rien had «, i0bo-gaiion DUMB, Recreation Spots NOwICH OF REAL EeTATE WORT: rving Hard Booze] “““Sezcmt execuron NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of = judgment and decree in foreclosure rendered by the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and for the County of Burleigh, .|North Dakota, and entered and docketed in the office of the Clerk id Court on the 18th day of July, in an action wherein Anton ‘Walde was plaintiff, and E. V. Lahr, Grace Lahr, his wife, and Investors Mortgage Security Company, Inc., of Bismarck, North Dakota, were de- in favor of the plaintiff m of $1597.80, and for the @ of the real estate mort- did not know the name of the place raided. EL ERY snee ae eg sf hy of gees care 8, z 2 by E. Vv. wife, of Burleigh County, North Di kota, mortgagors, to the Investors Mortgage Security Company, Inc., of Bismarck, North Dakota, mortgage upon the property hereinafter de cribed, which said mortgage was dat- ed July 29th, 1916, and filed for rec- ord in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Da- kota, on the 31st day of July, 1916, at 9:00 o'clock A. M., and recorded in Book 90 of Mortgages on page 155, and assigned by an instrument in writing dated August Ist, 1916, to Anton Walde of New Salem, North Dakota, which said instrument was filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh Coun- ty, North Dakota, on the 12th day of April, 1932, at 4:50 o'clock P. M., and recorded in Book 175 of Assignments on page 5! and which judgment among other things directed the sale by me of the premises hereinafter described to satisfy the amount of said judgment with interest and costs of such sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds of said sale applicable thereto will satisfy, and that by vir- tue of a writ of special execution to me issued out of the office and un- der the seal of the Clerk of said Court, directing me to sell said prop- erty pursuant to said judgment and decree, I, Fred E, strom, Sheriff of Burleigh County, North Dakota, and person appointed by said Court to make the sale of the premises here- inafter described, will sell all of said premises to the highest bidder, for cal al mene auction, at the front door of the Court House in the city of Bismarck, County of Burleigh, North Dakota, on the 4th of Septem- 1935, at two o'clock P. M., of said to satisfy said judgment. with st, accrued costs and the sta- applicable thereto will .| That the premises described mortgage and which will be sold pursuant to said judgment, writ and this notice, are described as follows: The Northeast Quarter (NEX) of Sec- ‘tion Thirteen (13) in is © One Hundred forty-one (141) North, Range Seventy-seven (77) West, con- taining 160 acres, more or less, ac- cording to the Government survey situated {n Burleigh Coun- ty, North Dakota, Dated this 18th day of July, 1935. Fred E. Anstrom, Sheriff _of Burleigh County, North Dakota. Cc. F. Kelsch, Attorney for Plaintiff, North Dakota. 9 8/5-12-19-26, igh- Low- Elmira Jevrud. Others with lesser} “T'm watching the watchman.” est Pet, 1, dis- Prowlers| ‘report that the Riggs beer parlor injuries were Mabel Moen and Hel-| rt turned out he had been hind {Devils Lake, clear Mops well ter She =Blovarp penoo) vais Warned of Pro had bot. entered carlo alatidny cae i ‘ = Ss trict 157, sent neighbors hurrying id ly y Eipuck, Erank Rovoekt, emsaped wha | © 0° J0z% tint flaniingon, cleat 00] to the building. Bismarck residents are urged to be|ing and robbed of two cartons of cay a rib injury. : Lisbon, peldy. 00 They found Bob standing on Jon the lookout for prowlers as sev-| Cigarettes and some change in the BE FORE FE (ey A is Physicians reported their conditions E ‘ Napoleon, cldy. . 00] the teacher's desk, leaping into {eral have been seen in the residential | cash register was made Monday. The ae ngland Wins Coveted |oskes, cicy. - 90] the alr to reach the bell rope. districts during the last two weeks, [robbery is thought to have occurred DISCONTINUED 6 DIE IN PLANE CRASH MINNESOTA POINTS Aap wee . ng offenders was report e po Bogota, Colombia, July 29.—(7)— ane by accident the night before, and ‘py p, B, Cook. Returning to their | window. 4 Rix persoas wore Killed Sunday in the Fifa ey Loe had chosen this method of get- |ryme at 522 Avenue D after a vaca- Let Aune Build Your New Home et 1-3 N le coveted Davis Cup—|Minneapolis, clear ting out, tion trip, the Cooks found the house Assured Snes aaa Sagas seeps emblematic of the world’s tennis su-|Moorhead, cldy. lighted.” aay You Will Be of the government aviation corps, a Maan tenia ee Wenn eae SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS © 3 After entering the house and find- CPI oe that all of the millwork which can be done at home will be done in graduate of the Pensacola, Fla. fly-| bination “ot George ate eos High- Low- C ONT NUE pt sn te cok eames Painting Need : Bismarck, ing school; Juan B. Gonzalez, an en-| sng ¢. R, Dp, Te genes est est Pct, from page one around the yard .and discovered a ‘We are experts at built-in features which will make your home gineer, a German and three me- . R. D. Tuckey defeated the|Huron, clear .... «100 74 = 00 ? man hidden in the bushes near the There is a more efficient, more beauteous, more joyable * American pair of Wilmer Allison and |Rapid City, cidy. 100 66 00] Ay t 11 N: d I throug . ¥ ! enya: chanics. Johnny Van Ryn, 6-2, 1-6, 6-8, 6-3 dpi es i ugus' amed pose Speer serpety ‘Why not let us check over your outside screens right away? 6-3, in the challenge round doubles MONTANA. POINTS . As Date for Big = {thr dh: jer carried 8 hammer De endable ’ match. The victory gave England the Higb- cP ct Booster Da: Here with hin Wieeae P A Gl d C Sh OTTO DIRLAM Earaaptal cates victory in the five|Havre, clear . . 98° 56 y The police were called but no trace M P d t une ass an arpenter op e Look and GUNSMITH : ilies cay, iy. ae 208 Co oore rroauc —WE ARE GENERAL CONTRACTORS— : — ‘HINIST —— - a 6 ie above recor lor ours. We Can Handle Your Whole Job for You Sharpening Lawn Mowers Our Bismarck Girl Wins WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS ‘Will Play at Denver gemini B. G. Aune, Prep. F. O. Anderson, Supt. of Const. — U. of M. Tennis Title High-Low-) | after the Wichita toumament, Bis-| Raing Hit Manchuria; a SE Am)Aae ALNAERtemee At A: Ged jab tte Ered Seam. tbe, Job" — Amarillo, Tex., clear as rd marck will play a series of games with ains Hl anchuria; Floor Enamel 614 Broadway Bismarck Phone 205 X., Cl Miss Barbara Register of Bismarck | Boise, Idoha, ‘clear ‘fo|the white Houe of David team on! Ships Dodge Typhoon Interior Glass Fon the singles tennis title of the |Calgsry, Alb, clear :.. 70 doy | Cental so toae ten Som, e:eeries/ bers Spotal & Deck ersity o! esota Friday, ac- cago, peldy. 89) over- the Labor Day week-end. Fol-| ‘Tokyo, July 29—(#)—The Rengo ‘orc! Ph ‘ cording to word received here by her Der Maine tapas.” io oe lowing this, Bismarck will play @ ser-| (Japanese) news agency correspond- House Paint one 1826 mother, Mrs. Mary Register, 414 Sec- fes of games with the Kansas City air ported Mo! that for ond St. The Bismarck girl defeated | racsntiy’ Mir chen 1S $8! Monarchs from Denver to Kansas piety Lage began peat in Movar Varnish 4 eo. @ more ria, Ill, in|Kamloops, B. C., peldy, 4|City. ‘The Bismarck team will dis-|East Manchuria had caused the | Ashmore and Ellingson ||Marths Baymiller of Peoria, Tl, in| Kamloops, B dy. 68 $4|City, The Bismarck team will dis Moorwhite the finals, 6-2, 6-0. In the semi-final | Kansas City, Mo., peldy. 102 00|band in Kansas City at the close of greatest flood there in seven years. Primer * For estimates on painting, pa- ||match she eliminated Ruth Acker- Los Angeles, Cal. clear 90 68 00 / this series. The Mukden-Antung Express, with Moorwhite ering and feverstine. Best ma- man sot ios Falls, 6-3, 6-4, She re- | Mo ene, Ute ¢ a “So it will be readily seen,” a state-1160 passengers, was said to be ma- Utilac Enamel terials used. Susranteed. ree proeme BOnNY to add to her|Okia. Gi ‘00 ment from the committee said, ‘that|/rooned near Nankan with police and Will Serve You ciiabineas in of tennis awards. | Phoenix, 00|in supporting the booster game our |soldiers guarding it against bandits. Vantine Paint & Mandan Men Fined [sates Sexe: SUPOMGtan st, SOR |g eng, aa ot A Ph 62 On an en Fined rag ore. clear :. 80 00 have a right to expect but will ald re Reta Keelung, the principal port IN THE LAUNDRY jone Gambling Charge Salt Lake CaiyPathay ‘o1| Sending them on an advertising trip|of Formosa, from a typhoon reported Only proper equipment can ' Santa Fe, N. M. cl ‘90| that will bring this city before a good | approaching. make laund: worth 244 mE Se cial Arrested while operating card :00| many people, and, with the team that ‘Washed Sand — Gravel — Pit Run Sand—Gravel Ex- cavating — Trucking — Teaming Wachter Transfer Electrical Wiring Using First-Class Materials games in their Mandan place of busi- stein, proprietors of the Corner Bar, pleaded guilty to a gambling charge when arraigned before Magistrate R. F. Gallagher and paid fines of $50, —_—_——__—_————— Ralph C. Forsythe “The ONE-TRIP Plumber” General Plumbing — Heating Gas Fitting Service 318 Main Phone 1887 (ist door weat of ist Nat. Bk.) ness, Emanuel Knoll and Joe Wetz-|© 5838 , Iowa, clear i innipeg, Man. c : Swift Current, 8., cl The Pas, Man., clear . Winnemucca, N., clear 86 ‘Winnipeg, Man., cldy. . 88 SLSSSSSLATBE 33388 Equal Regulation Is Key to Rail Profits Minot, N. D., July 29.—()—At least @ half billion dollars would be added to the annual net railway operating income of American railroads by equal regulation of all commercial carriers, if it were accompanied by removal of will represent this city, in a ve favorable light. Plan Complete Canvass “A complete canvass of the city for the sale of tickets is being arranged for and you will be asked to buy at least $1 worth of tickets, and, to put it plainly, those who are reaping the greater benefits by reason of the team’s work. will be asked to buy and buy liberally. “The admission price will be fixed at 50 cents and the grandstand 25 cents s0 that a large crowd may be had and the money raised to care for. the deficit and send: the team on the extensive trip heretofore men- ‘tioned, j “This is an Association of Com- THERE WILL ALWAYS BE PLENTY OF HOT WATER AT THE TURN OF A FAUCET WITH AN AUTOMATIC while. Inquire about a washing machine, an elec- ttic mangle or an automatic IN THE KITCHEN. An electric range, a kitchen mixer, or a refrigerator. All of these make og easier to prepare for the woman who sets a tempting table and constantly tries to im- prove it. FOR HOUSE WORK Vacuum cleaners have J. 8, FEVOLD | || Stuy comers stncang te etae to gut in ei co ak pee WATER HEATER. : Investment, Real Estate Insurance, Bonds FOR SHAVING, Sales and gad Diy and SERVICE ELECTRIC ove © Nee wiece BATHING, does wonders for floors, too. SF seay m KOrrsi0%, ren = CLEANING, ON THE TABLE || a7 rin st. Phone 85 Fate qu aga eurneees eri speak Coffee urns, toasters, waf- - } Concrete Building Til again Saturday evening at a public/ tion will be solved in a manner that WASHING DISHES fle irons, grills. A whole Deiat toa ptelavegar ¥ fe, mass meeting. will give general satisfaction.” family of little electrical ap r Building Material AND LAUNDERING liances that make the Seo us for estimates fast or the midnight = PLUMBING BISMARCK BRICK AND TILE 5 : : snack a delight to prepare. a “Pr Men Whe Koow tow" |l| wa, nosis Supt Phone 18 Bismarck Paint & Glass Co. All day and every day hot water service i We Fonte the ieee Dest, one, see ~~ sud || alg cakes 1 ( vgancinnialabigmiaguecicssgin WESTINGHOUSE MOBILAIRE fire Heaters, Extinguishers, Walsh Constructi . Install a fully Automatic FauceHot Water Air-Conditioning ie) House Moving, ey Ce- Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Heater. So easy to own — and now only eviewent Glass and Artists’ Materials Home of the JEWEL DOUBLE-QUICK HOUSE PAINT and other quick-drying JEWEL paints, enamels and varnishes @. B. SPOHN, Manager BISMARCK, N. D. ment Work. No Job Too Large— Ne Job Too Small. All Work Guaranteed, J. V. 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