The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1935, Page 9

Po SPEAKS AT ROTARY Conservation Will Aid in Ward- ing Off Depression, Says Karl Mundt Conservation to avoid further des- truction of natural resources of the Karl E. Mundt of Madison, 8. D., Kiwanis district governor of 1934, told members of the local Rotary club Wednesday. Mundt pointed out that the coun- try has survived 23 depressions in its comparatively short existance but that none of these Have been as se- vere or of the duration of the pres- THE BISMARCK TRIRUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1985 Untiring in his veterinary science research work at the North Dakota Agricultural College since 1916, Dr. Lee M. Roderick, chairman of the de- partment of animal pathology and hygiene, has just shown that horse “sleeping sickness” or en- cephalomyelitis is a trans- missible virus disease possi- bly carried by mosquitoes. Back in the years between 1916 and 1922 when Dr. Ro- erick first came from the University of Georgia where he had been teaching and do- ing hog cholera work, he car- ried on studies on hog cholera in North Dakota. His next outstanding piece of work was the research done from 1922 to 1982 on sweet clover poi- soning in cattte. More re- search work on this problem has been done at the NDAC than in all the rest of the * world combined. ELEVATOR COMPAN Inability to Get Same Grain He Stored A new trial Wednesday was granted by the state supreme court to the Farmers Cooperative Elevator com- pany at Simcoe in an alleged grain conversion case. The court held that “in accomplishment of justice” a new trial should be ordered. John Kvame, McHenry county farmer, began the action, asserting he was not. able to obtain the “tfpe of grain his storage receipts called for.” In its opinion, the supreme court held that “holders of warehouse re- { \ Washington, Aug. 29.—()—Resig- nation of James A. Moffett, federal housing administrator, was announced Wednesday by President Roosevelt. |Farmer Began Action Claiming |Moffett will leave Sept. 1. Stewart McDonald, acting administrator, is believed to be in line for Moftétt’s Post, Moffett told the president that de- Spite necessary delays in getting the housing program under way the hous- ing administration was insuring con- struction and repair loans at the rate Of $60,000,000 a month, WPA PROJECT WILL LAY PLANS FOR N. D. AT SARATOGA SPA Publie Enemy No. 1 Rumored to Have Played Races, Escaped U. S. Trap Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Aug. 20— ()—Persistent réports spread through night resorts in Saratoga Springs Thursday that Alvin Karpis, public enemy No. 1, has been “playing the racss” here; and had escaped a fed- eral trap Aug. 16. Both féderal and city authorities denied any knowledge of Karpis’ presence here. Meanwhile, the Saratoga Springs Sartogian published what appears to be an account of the kidnaper’s ac- tivity, and credited it to a “source Washington, Aug. 20.—()—Presi- dent Roosevelt Wednesday allotted $134,640 of work relief funds to North Dakota for women’s projects. This allotment was among those totaling $20,218,000 to 41 states to provide work for 54,199 women, Among the activities are canning vegetables and making clothing for the unemployed, and a number of white collar projects. These include research and special surveys, land- scape beautification, transcribing reading matter into Braille for the blind and work in community serv- ice centers. SECURITIES FAILS TREASURY SALE OF . Sry SOUTH DAKOTA MAN |]"~‘eans tne Dias tranenisae NEW TRIAL GRANTED Motte @ui 53% KARP REPORTED Yet s54800 0, Saar a low, pointing out that a recent issue of five-year 1% per cent bonds wat heavily oversubscribed. tintin | City and County | Martin Lenhardt of Dickinson and M. E. Johnson of Amidon, respective Stark and Slope county auditors, passed through here Wednesday en route to attend the state county auditors convention. ©. E. Dorfler, Mandan, Northern Pacific railway conductor, will repre- sent the Mandan chapter of the Rail- way Employes National Pension asso- ciation at the annual convention in Chicago Sept. 9. PICK RESETTLEMENT CHIEF 9 Salina, Aug. 29—(7)—Cal Ward, ent CHA Another highlight in the | coints in ¢ grain [Researches in Land, Taxed,|close to federal opetatives.” The Kansas Farm “ 1 ” research of this scientist was |C°Pts te owners in common of gr Dee ano eh roilieh Tracing briefly the country’s his the study made ‘with avin 12 he warehouse’ up to the quantity| Coal, Habitation, Water, |T¢W#PaPer declined to reveal this fon, received notice he had been ap- pointed regional director of the rural resettlement administration, for Kan- sas, Nebraska, North and South Da- kota. His headquarters will be at Lincoln, Neb, tory, Mundt stated that in the past the nation has had unexplored re- gions and undeveloped resources to turn to during the hard times. Con- stant expansion and misuse of the land has diminished the value as a reconstruction force, Mundt stated. , We must drive toward a greater conservation program for forests, lakes and rivers, farm lands and mines if we want to avoid devasta- tuberculosis. Recently, re- search has been directed to sheep diseases, particularly those diseases found under feed lot conditions. Dr. Roderick also devotes part of his time to the teach- ing of courses in veterinary sclence during the college session. Horse “sleeping sickness,” ‘regular | |required to redeem such receipts and |the warehouseman may ship out and {sell any quantity from the common ‘deem outstanding receipts, but if he |ships and sells any of the mass above Such excess he and the buyer thereof jare guilty of conversion to that ex- | tent.” ; While a warehouseman has no right to sell grain before he substitutes mass in excess of that required to re- | Minerals Pondered Fargo, N. D., Aug. 29.—(?)—Re- search studies planned through WPA grants in North Dakota would give the state a statistical picture of its facilities, requirements, possibilities for developing institutions of higher education, and its highways. spurce. The paper says that federal opera- tives and police surrounded an ob- jscure farm house on Loughberry lake near here Aug. 16, but learned that Karpis had disappeared six hours previously. Karpis is wanted for the Bremer kidnaping in St. Paul and other cities. Unconditionally Guaranteed Bonds Not Snapped Up by U. S. Investors Washington, Aug. 29.—(#)—The treasury Thursday reported its first failure in history to sell an allotted amount of unconditionally-guaran- teed securities. tion of the country. Included is a plan for utilizing WPA Only $85,592,000 of tenders were re- It takes 1,000 years for nature to mucus Hirciley Rta ad ty iret cared crh Geir Mane funds to complete a state tax survey. Leaves of Absence \eeived for an offering of $100,000,- produce one-square inch of soil but LEE M. RODERICK be been adi a rh 01 f akin after buys, which is of the same grade |SPencer A. Larsen, consultant of the Granted ‘U’ Faculty 000 of four year 1% per cent bonds it takes only small wind to blow that| nescte, has been sGetiniitaly ahowai to be «teenie ‘at! ble pert Friend 8 ihe and quality.” survey commission, at a conferénce in for the federal farm mortgage cor- away or 8 small stream to carry 1 { department. For days the disease baffied scientists of the country while| ‘The court held alleged conversion |EStg0 submitted a request for addi} eaves of absence for various mem-|Paralion, |, Out to sea if proper conservation PfO- the malady went right on taking its toll. One horse in every ten has been |is “cured by the agreement of par-|/0n®) funds, asserting the | S16000)berg of the faculty at the University eRe, grams are not in force, he said. ae the rh ne is r "7 appropriation already made for this|o¢ North Dakota wi a Secretary Morgenthau, declining to Mundt was introduced by EM susceptible. About 75 per cent fully recover when treated by a veterinarian. | ties, where there @ conversion of! purpose was insufficient, ere = approve discuss the possible causes. Hendricks, airman, H, J.| ,..,270mpt attention by a veterinarian in all cases of horse “sleeping sick- jgrain on the 25th of April, 1932" and/"'pion for co-ordinating the re-|Znuradsy by the state board of ad-!" Oine, treasury officials, who would oa program . Hi. J.! ness” reduces the mortality, points out Dr. Roderick, under whose super- |tiw tolder of the warehouse receipts ne out at ths | ministration. 2 Duemeland led the group singing ac-| vision the work on the disease was accomplished. \«does nothing to enforce the demand, |%9"Ch studies were worked out at the} pr Howard Simpson, known |" be quoted by name, said the is- companied at the piano by Miss Vi-| _ a een and in ‘Alpi, 1932, agrees with the conference presided over by Dr. Irvin throughout the state for his work in |SUe, as badly timed, coming in the vian Coghlan. reorganization is the separation of |manager of the elevator in which the |L@Vine, state co-ordinator of statis-| geology, was granted a year’s leave Hitech tel aes ouileat ed Guests of the club were w. T. ree,| M’Arthur Approves tical and research projects. ft abeenee in ket. O. Hegge, and E. A. Ward, all of Far = «, {machine gun companies from in-|grain is stored to hold the warehouse ‘Among pfojects proposed, most of of al to continue research work | The bonds, offered last Monday, - £6; Dr ®. W. Wanson, Worthington,| New Regimental Unit tantry battations, and their organiza |receipts for a rise in the market.” < | ..1c) "Would be supervised by the|!@ eile gh IE were sold on a competitive, or auc- ’ Minn.; John W. Maher, Devils Lake; —— Geary meri ik well'at iene RUE EMPLOYE KILLED — [North Dakota Agricultural college| proved for William “Hi Carlson, “i. |ti% basis to the highest bidder. 4 H. S, Russell, Mandan; Dudley at-| Washington, Aug. 29.—(#) —Gen,| "0 Carry achine| Langdon, N. D., Aug. 29.—(#)—|and the University of North Dakota,|brarian at the school, who will at-|, Morgenthau said the auction basis Q kins, $x, Omaha; J. P. Walsh, Huson, |Douglas MacArthur, chief of statf,| SUNS. Ralph Kilbovich, 19, son of Mr. and|Were a study of land utilization, alteng college at Nashville, "24, nothing to do with the flota- q W. E. Mathael and George Shafer, |*pproved plans for an extensive test a eee Mrs. Mike Klibovich, Langdon, em-|farm mortgage delinquency study, the | tenn, *|tion’s failure, in his opinion, adding 8 th tafuntey “westnesd organization of Former Fargo Men ployed with the Rue Construction |farm mortgage foreclosure situation,|” Mery Tree Watson will go to the eit yiedtal tl Bel chal atica : : — e infant ednesday. 5 Co., of Bismarck ht k|a survey of rural resettlement possi- ooo Developments of new semi-auto- Open Office Here Raat coon pelea kitted bilities, the state’s municipal water Na tuapeey daarene pret a cetuen, WEBB BROS. matic rifles and maohines of very Monday when a truck in which he|supply situation, possibilities of Ug-| professor of accounting, is loaned for Faneral Directors é light weight, to replace heavy weap-| §. GC. Johnsi i Dente nite utilization, and a survey of gold 4 Concrete Building Tile 4 ons of world war days, has made the/ formerly et rateo, haved Heed Mabe Sidr iamyecthahd oyde |bearing sands. So eee Drier and Warmer—The Ideal Phone 50 e i , Have opener fe re iceses serena te } . Be re-grouping of fire power possible,| office for the sale and distribution of AIR LINE BUSINESS UP All projects are to be submitted to] ‘There are approximately 75,000,000 | Building Material Night Phone 50 er $67 and is expected to increase fighting | Magic Gas at 103 Sixth St. The two| St. Paul, Aug. 29—()—Northwest the state WPA, and if approved there | star systems similar to the Milky Way See us for estimates effectiveness. men plan to make Bismarck their |airlines reports an increase of 125/and at Washington, will be started! within the range of modern telescopes, || S!SMARCK BRICK AND TILE pike aes AE General MacArthur has designated/ headquarters for the sale of the gas|per cent in passenger traffic for the | immediately. according to estimate of a prominent sntegi COMPANY. ~ Prohibit Agents From Compar: the 29th infantry at Fort Benning,| throughout’ western North Dakota. |first seven months operation of the| SASSO Evers aseanaaés, ie Wm."Noggle, Sup't. 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