The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1935, Page 6

OPERATORS 0 ASK CREAMERY LICENSE, Aim Is to Raise Sufficient Funds to Support State Dairy Department Rew Rockford, N. D., Oct. 25.—(P}—A | @raduated licensing bill was recom-j} Mended by North Dakota creamerymen , ‘s a means of raising sufficient funds to support and maintain the state dairy department. The action was taken at the state convention here Thursday. Approxi-} mately 150 creamerymen attended the | session. | Under the licensing proposal a base | fee of $10 would be charged each| creamery with an additional charge | of 25 cents per 1,000 pounds of butter- fat after 60,000 pounds had been | handled. Another that a resolution x eabrtterstes | cream grading law similar to} these now operating in Minnesota and | pa Iowa be legislatui J. H. Anderson of Iowa, president of the national creamery association, out- ! lined work of the national organiza- tion and explained various phases of the agricultural adjustment act. | Creamery problems in North Dakota ed by Carl J. Peterson, | O. P. Shel- commissioner spoke on the voluntary cream grading law. | Officers reports were given by A. N.| Finstad of McClusky, state president; E. L. Anderson, Hatton, secretary; Ole | ed by the North Dakota | stad, former state dairy Lee, Jr, LaMoure, treasurer; and’ five directors. | New offi rs will be selected at the spring meetin . 3 Livestock Thieves Get One-Year Terms, Charged with larceny of livestock, three Burleigh county men were given | one-year sentences in state penal in- 6tilutions by Judge Fred Jansonius in! istrict court here Friday. Chester Coons and Harry Nelson, both of McKenzie, were sentenced | to serve one year in the state train- ng school at Mandan after entering | pleas of guilty to taking five lambs from Fred Habeck, also of McKenzie. Andrew Lamb, farmer living 21 miles southeast of Bismarck, was giv- en one year in the state penitentiary | after confessing to the theft of a 300- pound hog from John Richter, a deighbor. Warning to any other cattle rust-! Jers was given by Jansonius in pro- nouncing the sentences. In view of the fact that farmers’ stock is easily accessible to thieves, the law must Bive every protection that is possible} against livestock thieves and they will be punished severely whenever caught, Jansonius said. University Campus Greeting Visitors Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 25—(®)+ State officials and alumni of the Uni- versity of North Dakota flocked into Grand Forks Friday for the annual homecoming celebration of the state institution. The campus resounded with talk of Saturday's football game when the University Sioux will face the Bison from the State Agricultural college at Fargo. Pep meetings, impromptu re- Unions and other features of American college homecomings were the onder of the morning. The annual homecoming caracel will be held Saturday morning. Scheduled for tonight are the an- nual alumni dinner, with John Han- cock of Hartsdale, N. Y., as toast- master, a band concert, pep rally and bonfire on the campus and a down- town rally and snake dance. Prom- at graduates will address the ral- es. JAMESTOWN GIRL DIES Jamestown, N. D., Oct. 25.—(P)— | Sylva Magdalene Zimmer, 27, daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmer, | Wamestown, died Thursday night of | spneumonia after an illness of less! than a week. } | rector, | Key Man In Egypt William Fisher (above), sole dictator of Egypt's first line of defense, has been di- recting some of the biggest naval maneuvers ever held off shores of Admiral Sir the ancient kingdom. Press Photo) (Associated ‘Change in ccc Camp Setup Is Announced Washington, Oct. 25.—(#)—Robert Fechner, emergency conservation di- announced Friday that eight civilian conservation corps camps or- iginally approved for the winter period would not be established. At the same time, he approved seven camps not previously authorized. The changes by states included: North Dakota, eliminated soil con- ,Servation camps at Valley City, Barnes county, and Park River, Walsh coun- {ty, added soil conservation camp al Fargo, Cass county. i; Ann Harding Is Given Custody of Daughter Los Angeles, Oct. 25.—()— Ann Harding, once accused by her divorced ; husband of being an “unfit person” to care for their 17-year-old daughter, Jane, was in sole custody of the child | Friday. The long and bitter legal battle be- tween the blonde film actress and her former husband, Harry Bannister, ended late Thursday with an unex- pected agreement giving only a few minor concessions to the father. Bashara’s Grocery Fruits - Vegetables Groceries - Ice Cream —WE DELIVER— 417 3rd St. Phone 426-3 Pumpkin, No. 242 cans, 2 for 21 Cc Van Camp’s Pork and Jello, the six deli- 1 5c 19c 2l1c cious flavors, 3 for Apple Butter, quart Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, 2 for Milk, tall cans, 3 for Soda Crackers, two-pound box ... 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LAUINGER, 69, 33-Year Resident of Emmons County Succumbs to At- tack of Pneumonia Mil tn a Bismarck hospital more than five weeks with pneumonia, Mrs. Stephen Lauinger, 69, for 33 years a resident of the farm community 16 miles southeast of Linton, died at 10:15 p. m. Thursday. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 8:30 a. m., in St. Mich- ael’s church southeast of Linton where requiem high mass will be sung with 12 ‘priests participating in the ser- vice. At 10:30 a. m., mass will be sung by Mrs. Lauringer's son, Father Francis C. Lauringer in St. Peter and Paul's church at Strasburg. Burial will be in the church cemetery with long- time neighbors acting as pallbearers. Mrs, Lauringer was born Joanna Fettig in south Russia, Jan. 14, 1866. She was married there on Nov. 12, 1891 and came with her husband to North Dakota 33 years ago, settling on an Emmons county homestead. Besides her husband and Father Lauinger, she leaves two daughters, _|Mrs. George Burgad and Mrs. Anton Fettig of Napoleon; four sisters, Mrs. Michael Schwartzberger and Mrs Michael Masseth of Bismarck; Mrs. Matthew Moszer of Strasburg and Mrs. Frank Kirchengessler of Aber- deen, S. D., and a brother, Anton, of Glendive, Mont. The body is at the Calnan Funeral home. 42 Must Stand Trial In Mail Fraud Case Chicago, Oct. 25.—(#)—Federal Judge Phillip L. Sullivan has ruled that 42 defendants in the mail fraud case of the mythical Sir Francis Drake estate must stand trial Nov. 18. The defense moved for a bill of par- ticulars which was denied Thursday. The court also denied motions to surpress the evidence and to quash the indictments, upholding the con- tention of Assistant United State's Attorney Austin Hall that the govern- ment was not a party to the seizure by police of records in the case with- DIES IN BISMARCK i Pigs Is Pigs and | Don’t Need Names ea Kansas City, Oct. 25.—()— Pigs is pigs to I. L. Rudasill, Molino, | Mo., farmer and no hog of his, not even @ grand champion, is go- ing to be tagged with a’ breath- wasting name. A Rudasill barrow was crowned grand champion of the swine show's adult division and horri- fied officials discovered it had no name, “Why call him anything?” blandly asked Rudasill. “He won't answer anyway.” “But, when you want to tell a hired man to get him out of the pen—what then?” “Got no hired man. When I want him I go get him myself.” “But how do you call him to feed?” “Hadn't noticed any trouble that way. He comes to the trough on the slightest provocation.” Rudasill said that unless he gets 50 cents a pound for his nameless grand champion here he will take him to the international livestock better t in Chicago. Louis’ “Trainer May Face Murder Charge] | i ‘Total Exclusion’ Is Borah Tariff Policy *| Moscow, Idaho, Oct. 25—(P)—A tariff policy of “total exclusion, is necessary” to protect the domestic market for American products was advocated by Sen. William E. Borah Thursday night. It was his first pi lic speech of his current North Idi tour. Holiday Turkeys to Cost Consumer More Chicago, Oct. 24.—(#)—Holiday tur- keys this year apparently are going to cost more than last year, a survey by the United States department of agri- culture indicates. Heavy reductions in the number of turkeys in flocks and in the number of turkey raisers were reported to the bureau of agricultural economics at Austin, Tex., which estimated the total crop for 1935 would be 13 per cent lower than last year. The important producing states of Texas and North Dakota reported flocks smaller this year by at least one third. The decrease for the east north central states was set at nine per cent, for the west north central at 14 per o| Minnesota Youth Is Chicago, Oct. 25.—(#)—Enoch Hous- er, 69, Negro who was shot in a pistol battle last Sunday between Jack Blackburn, Negro trainer of Joe Louis, Detroit Boxer, and John Bowman, also @ Negro, died early Friday. Blackburn, charged with assault to kill and released under $5,000 bonds, was ordered rearrested. The moon travels over our heads an hour. at a rate of approximately 2300 miles Schilling Enjoy the luxury of fine pepper: muscles, Strengthen: their yuathe Easily; (feamette | MACARONI PROD Whole Wheat Flakes \ oO. K. out search warrants. APPLES Red McIntosh fancy eating 40 Ib. box 2 Ibs. .... Cranberries Eatm Salad ) FOOD MARKET Bananas Washington Fancy eating or 45 Lb. PEARS Sint we ‘om’ «61.09 Tomatoes JONATHAN APPLES Concord : liforni: i rapes Fim ret, 93 c — ‘ “% 98c iequrt AT? or fey., 2 Ibs. for . DS SfOP cicis.s.008 PINEAPPLE 22° 37c ARMOUR'’S Asst. Flavors Libby's oe Shortening 6 pkgs. 25¢ | TOMATOES 2% 25c} 2 Ibs. Sle PEAS 3 "tm 29¢ NORTHERN OLIVES RASPBERRIES 2°: 43c| BEANS qui “ap, | PORK & BEANS ir! 5c Abs. 15¢ med ASPARAGUS 24.2" 27c | — : 1 ARMOUR’S Btekely's * saMGuRs BIGBEN | riaxvrevrm=" 33¢) QHEPSE 6 hars 2 SAUERKRAUT tin... 3OC mak or Cream PUMPKIN 2 %i,' 17 box ASe pa. CHOCOLATE 2 jena15¢ s Minneopa Baking Dressing BISCUIT FLOUR 2's, 9¢ | "det" Golden Cream M. 8. C. et RAISINS nis. 25€ 2 Ibs. 45¢ Minneopa Seedless MPEL’ Delicious face and fill “88 | Oranges Wheat Puffs 3 Pkgs. 25c 5 APPLES sx S113 basket . Sweet, juicy, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935 cent and the far west at five per cent. The Atlantic states were reported vir- | tually unchanged. 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