The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1935, Page 6

6 THE BISMAR CK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, O CTOBER 30, 1935 | New Bismarck Model AUNE RESIDENCE IS MODERN IN DESIGN, Public Structure for One Week Beginning Thursday ‘ismarck’s newest model morning for one week. RUSTIC IN EFFECT Invited to Visit New home, | ‘plete and ready to be lived in,|Teception hall ; "1 be opened to the public Thurs- Clothes closet with a mirrored door,/refrigerator and Magic Chef Home Open birchwood, with wrought tings. New in Bismarck The burned-wood finish, also found in the interior of the house, is new in Bismarck. It is obtained by scorch- ing the surface of the wood with a blowtorch, then scraping it with steel brushes. The result is to bring out |the grain in a pleasing effect, Ever: | convolution in the grain of the wood is brought out sharply by this method. ‘An oil treatment preserves the wood and at the same time further em- | phasizes its beauty. In addition to the rustic window shutters, the garage doors and the jpaneling in the basement study are treated by this method. Entering the front door into a small which contains a | the visitor turns to the right into a T iron fit-/are on swivels and can be swung back from the windows at will. The cen- tral lighting fixtures in both living room and dining room also are of | Wrought iron. ; On the north side of the dining room is a built-in buffet of birch- wood with arched glass panels in the top and plenty of drawer space in the ottom for the accommodation of {table linen and other household items. | The kitchen is a model of conven- lience and cheerfulness. The floors jare of brown Azrock tiling, guaran- teed to last a lifetime, while the ‘drainboards of the kitchen sink, one jon either side of this necessary uti- lity, are of black Azrock. All cor- {ners are rounded to make them easy |to clean. Above the drainboards are jbuilt-in cupboards, The Frigidaire gas {stove are placed in recesses particu- ‘Thousands are expected to visit the | big living room, which in turn is se-|larly designed for them. That over house at 903 Ninth St., to see the|Parated from the small dining room |the stove has a vent for the elimin- latest ideas in home construction as/ Only by an ornamental archway. represented in this structure whic! was built and is owned by Robert G. Fireplace Dominates Room nl | The main feature of the living room } Aune, Bismarck carpenter and ca-/is the fireplace, made of lava rock, binetmaker. Though the house is modern i every respect, its design, together wit! jalso found in Morton county. As the in| lava cooled it imparted a glossy ap- h| pearance to the stone which, at first its woodwork finish and some of its/Slance, seems to be porous in its na- a fittings. lends a pleasing rustic ef-| ture, some of the stones having small fect to the structure. holes in them. In fact, however, the Although apparently only a story|Stone is exceedingly hard, masons and a half in height, it really con-| having found it impossible to trim tains three livable stories with tw bedrooms upstairs and a study ani o| With ordinary tools. As a result, it d| Was necessary to obtain a large num- a recreation room in the basement,| ber of the stones and discard those in addition to the usual service faci lities. e Old-English Cottage In appearance the house is a mod- | capitol ernized version of an Old Englis! cottage, the semi-hipped roof bein, similar to those generally used on an: cient homes with a thatched cover- | ing. As it faces west on Ninth St., th dominant note of the exterior is pro- jing the fireplace are vided by the large chimney tive sandstone, found is of stucco with a piece of sandstont which did not fit. The hearth is of green marble, veined with black, which was pur- chased from the salvage from the old building. The sandstone h | archstone of the fireplace also is from 8 | the old capitol. -| The mantelpiece above the fire: \place is of birchwood, stained to rep- {resent American walnut, as is most of @ |the wood trim in the house. Flank- wrought-iron which |light fixtures and at one side is a serves fireplaces in both the main /built-in birchwood book case. living room and the basement study. |the book case is a unique windowseat. | The base of the chimney is of na- also of birchwood. in Morton county, while most of the upper part Beside | Its top opens on | dati hinges and discloses a woodbox in which fuel for the fire- @ place can be stored. All flooring in Jeft uncovered here and there to ob- |the main and second floors is of pol- tain a charming rustic effect. The same idea is maintained in th shutters at the windows which are of burned-finish wood and in the front |are the wrought: ished red oak. Drapery Rods Are Unusual Carrying out the decorative note iron curtain and e door, made of burned-finish fir and!drapery rods at the windows. These Concre te Building Tile New and Ideal Material for Basement Walls and Super-Structures was used in building R. G. AUNE FHA Model Home For complete information before building, cal Il or write us. Bismarck Brick & Tile Co. Bis: The General Public Is Invited to Visit and Inspect the R. G. AUNE FHA Model Home Just Completed at 903 Ninth Street |’ ‘Open House Hours: AUNEGL R. G. Aune, Prop. 614 Broadway marck, N. Dak. {ation of gases caused by combustion. The cream and black color combina- tion on the cupboards lends a mod- eristic touch to the room and sets off to advantage the brown blocked wainscoat with cream upper walls. | Hallway Is Convenience Access to the downstairs bedrooms ‘and to the bathroom is through a small hallway, leading off the live ing room, in which is located a re- cess for the telephone. The bathroom has both shower and tub arrangement with modernistic fixtures by the Crane company. An junusual touch is the fact that a plate mirror acts as a door for the medi- cine cabinet over the lavatory. The floor is of mottled green Azrock til- ing. | One bedroom is finished in light pink and blue, the other in cream and orchid. Both have plenty of closet space. Openings to the conventional clothes chute are provided in both the bathroom and in the closet of an adjoining bedroom, an unusual ar- rangement. One of the closets is lin- jed with cedar as a moth preventive. Passing up a_ straight stairway | which leads from the living room, the jvisitor reaches a landing beyond {which is a small room in which toilet jand lavatory facilities later may be installed. To either side are bed- rooms, each with two windows. The jsouth bedroom has a clothes closet ‘but it was impracticable to put one in the north bedroom. Plaster Used Effectively The upstairs hall is finished in rough textured plaster, as are the living quarters downstairs, but the irest of the house is in smooth-finish plaster. | A feature of the basement is the \recreation room, 12 by 32 feet in \dimension, which may be used for jgames or party purposes. | It is located on the north side of jthe house in such a position that the jnoise from children’s games would |mot annoy adults upstairs. | The study, with its fireplace, has ‘ample window light, as has the rec- |reation room, and is one of the most \beautiful parts of the house. The i rireniace is of native field stone. The |hearth is the painted concrete floor. |The entire room, 12 by 22 in dimen- |sion, is paneled with burned-finish |fir, the “wild” grain of the wood be- ling reminiscent of the California |walnut used in parts of the new state ; capitol building. | At the east-end of the basement is the laundry room. A new wrinkle |there is the slatted laundry hamper | with a door which acts as a recep- jtacle for soiled clothes coming down |the chute from above. | House Is Air-Conditioned | Use of a complete air-conditioning and heating unit makes it possible | to improve the appearance of the up- stairs rooms by reducing the size of both warm and cold air vents. The warm air vents are in the walls near |the ceiling and the cold air vents |near the floor as is true of the con- | ventional heating system. The air is warmed, washed, passed through a filter and circulated to the various rooms by means of an auto- We wish to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of the institutions which co-operated with us to make the model home a success, We invite your particular attention to the built-in cabinet work throughout the dwelling and the window frames and door sash. All of the millwork was done in our shop by local experts. LET US GIVE YOU ESTIMATES on SIMILAR WORK. THE SAME FOR YOUR HOME, WHETHER IT’S OLD OR NEW. ASS & CARPENTER SHOP GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1 to 5 p. m, and 7 to 10 p, m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2 and 3 ’* Attendants will be on hand at all hours to ~‘and’answer your questions regarding design, materials and construction. show you through the structure WE CAN DO within five years. It is the Sca at: top, shows that it has no ru 4 the exterior. arated Luxurious, Rear-Drive Auto Invades Country . ‘ab, a rei inning bor ve car, built by William ‘ds and not even door handl Electric, key-controlled switch buttons open the doors. ‘om the body by a double. sound-proof bulkhead, the entire mechanism one compact unite Seats, as shown at lower left, can be moved about, and 4 table set in back. view of the car, whicb will be limited ,to.100 in production and will sell for $5000. Before long you may see a snub-nosed bullet-shaped automobile scoot by, and that will introduce you to the radically different type of motor car that its designer predicts will be adopted by the industry. B. Stout of Detroit. Side view,’ les to break the smooth lines of The engine in the rear is sep Lower right photo shows. rear matic fan. Since the furnace is gas fired the entire unit takes only a little space in a basement room al- most in the exact center of the house. It is a Mueller unit, installed by the French and. Welch company. Heating of the house is made easy by the multicell insulation in the walls and roof, made of 40 layers of newspaper bound between two sheets of tar paper. This may explain to newspapers. One feature of the house is the fact that all the mill work was made in Aune’s own shop here, including the {stairway. The windows, of walnut- stained birch, are of a heavier de- sign than is usual and create an air of richness and luxury in every room. Yet they cost little more than ordin- jary window sash, Aune said. The ;Storm windows also were made here and the glazing done in Aune’s shop. Garage Is at Rear The garage is attached to the rear jof the house with the backdoor op- jening into it. Another door leads \from the garage to an open terrace at jthe rear of the house which is hidden from the side street by the garage. That portion of the lot upon which the house is placed is level with the street but it drops sharply to the rear into a sunken garden, When it is opened to the public for inspection Thursday morning, the {house will have been furnished and equipped for comfortable living by Webb Brothers Furniture company. TEACHER'S SLAYER IS STILL AT LARGE Investigators Assembling Clues That May Lead to Guilty Party Leola, 8. D., Oct. 30—()—The slayer of pretty Lela Halvorson, Mad- ison, 8. D., school teacher, was still at large Wednesday—10 days after her unclothed body was found strangled to death in a local hotel. Authorities, who would not say when an arrest might be made, were assembling a maze of clues and cir- cumstantial evidence which they hoped might lead to identification of the guilty person. W. 8. Gordon, chief of the investi- gation division of the ste depart- ment of justice, working in conjunc- tion with States’ Attorney Francis Hohman, McPherson, declared “prog- ress was being made,” but declined to make further comment on the case. The coroner's jury reconvened Wed- nesday. There was no indication, Gordon said, when it might render its verdict. There are a number of things to be checked yet, he declared. Catherine I, empress of Russia, nee Martha Skavronsky, was the daughter of a Lithuanian peasant. 401 Fourth St. ers and Wax: WOOD FLOORS— ,some people what becomes of old! PLASTER WALLS— Bed rooms: Finished with Jewel Lo Lustre and Enamel. Jewel Paste Filler, Finished (for floors, furniture and Sealer, Finished with Jewel Double- quick Porch and Deck Paint (an enamel paint) CONCRETE FLOOR— **“# EXTERIOR WOODWORK— U. §. TAX ON FLOUR’ Thinks Regulation Requiring Mill Door Exchange Is Unfair to Farmers Attorney General P. O. Sathre Wed- nesday announced that he would be- jgin a test suit in federal court chal- lenging the right of the federal treas- ury department to collect processing taxes on flour for wheat exchanged by the state mill and elevator at var- ious points in the state. Sathre said his action will be taken with authority of the state industrial commission in whose name the action will be instituted. Sathre declared that after exhaus- tive investigation he had “come to the conclusion that the regulation requir- ing mill door exchange will be ulti- ‘mately found unreasonable and burd- ensome by the courts.” Under present treasury regulations, the commission pointed out, a farmer may make exchange of wheat for flour without process taxes being imposed, only at the mill door. “The regulation,” the commission said, “works to deprive farmers par- ticularly in the western section of the state, who live at lengthy distances from the mill, of the right to exchange: their wheat for state mill-manufactur- ed flour. “The result has been to drive a large Share of the mill's business into other | exchange channels without any bene- {fit resulting to the fund from which the processing tax is paid.” | A. F. Bonzer, Jr., manager of the | state mill and elevator, has pursued the policy of exchanging flour for wheat at points throughout the state. QUEEN MARIE FETED Sinaia, Rumania, Oct. 30 —P)—j Delegations from all parts of Ru- mania bearing gifts and congratula- tions on her 60th birthday convinced Queen Marie Wednesday she still is the nation’s mother, at least in the hearts of the populace. Mosquitoes do not bite; they pierce. 1 H. E. Spohn, Manager Doublequick Velveneer (Smooth Filled with with Jewel Cement THE R. G. AUNE-FHA MODEL HOME wil have clean air and controlled temperature through all seasons because it has been insured by Monarch Adjustable Weatherstrip Installed by DR. HENRY APPOINTED Fargo, N. D., Oct. SATHRE 10 CONTEST | zz, e502 will take over duties Nov. 1. For Ethiopians, a pilgrimage to Jerusalem is a religious duty and covers many sins, 30.—()—Dr. transient bureau, has been appointed field financial secretary by the North Dakota Children’s Home board. He for Public Inspection WOMAN'S SCREAMS CAUSE OF SHOOTING Grand Forks Switchman Criti- cally Wounds Fleeing Farm Hand Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 30.—(7)— East Grand wounded critically here shortly after midnight Wednesday. J. J. Quigley, Great Northern switchman, fired the shot after he had been called to the side of his home by The woman Quigley’s story, verified by his wife and Mrs. Walter Quigley of Minne- apolis, is that after the woman streamed for help he went to the door with a revolver and saw her running from @ man. He ordered the man to halt, and the assailant crouthed in the shadow of his house. After some time, Quigley asked his wife if the police had been notified, she said yes and the man started to run, Quigley fired and the bullet struck McDonald in the back penetrating a lung. .His condition was reported serious at the hospital. Police are trying to locate the woman, Perry McIlwain, a companion of McDonald, said he does not know the name of the girl that was with McDonald at the time of the shoot- ing. McDonald pleaded guilty last August to a purse snatching charge. |Policeman Off Duty Captures Kidnapers Chicago, Oct, 30.—()}—Frank Fuerst, a policeman off duty, shot and captured two men who kidnaped him and Miss Margaret McNeil, 24, early Wednesday. Fuerst said Miss McNeil approached his car, held up by traffic, and told him two men were following her. The men, one armed with a pistol, ap- peared immediately, Fuerst said, and compelled the girl and him to sit in the rear seat of the patrolman’s auto- mobile. After driving for three miles, the policeman related, the robbers stopped the car and demanded Fuerst’s money. Fuerst drew his pistol and fired, wounding Irving Stark, 26, who the officer said was armed. A second shot struck Walter Weglarz, 21. Both men_ surrendered and were taken to the Bridewell hospital. Two U. S. Prisoners Held in County Jail Martin Freiz of Dickinson and Phillip Hausauer of Glen Ullin are lodged in the Burleigh county ‘jail serving federal sentences imposed by Judge Andrew Miller of Fargo. Freiz, charged with making liquor, must serve 90 days of a five-month sentence and Hausauer, accused of falsifying federal relief reports, must serve days of a six-month sen- tence. SHIP QUENCHES FIRE New York, Oct. 30.—()—The liner Exarch reported Wednesday that a fire abroad her has been extinguished and that her disabled steering gear has been repaired. FHA Model Ninth Street. F. A. Plumbing Fixtures in the new R. G. AUNE FHA Model Home Installed by O. H. Hagen 813 Thayer Ave. Bismarck, N. D. Thursday, Friday, Satur- day and Sunday, Oct. 31, Noy, 1, 2, 3. J. E. SMITH Phone 205 He can do the same for your home at reasonable cost. Bismarck Paint & Glass Co. Phone 399 Calls your special attention to the painting work when you visit the R. G. Aune-FHA Model Home Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, 2 and 3 from 1 to 5 p.m, and 7 to 10 p. m. Bismarck Paint & Glass Co. supplied the following Paints, Varnishes, Fillers, Seal- Sealed with Jewel White Primer and Sealer Finished with Jewel flat paint—washable as tile) with Capital Paste Wax (Please note floor ef recreation reom in basement.) Finished with Jewel Doublequick Howse Paint. : Phone 589-3 Visiting Hours — 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p. m. INSURANCE We congratulate R. G. Aune upon the completion of his Home at 903 LAHR AND BONDS Dakota National Bank & Trust Co. Bldg. R. G. (903 Ni 306 Main Ave. Aune on completion of his dwelling. 101 Seventh St., South _ We Wish to Congratulate R. G. AUNE upon the completion of his model home at 903 Ninth Street and call attention to the fact that our high grade lumber and finishing materials were used ex- . clusively in the construction of this Visiting Hours: 1 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 10 p. m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, "Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2 and 3. Bismarck Lumber Co.) Sheet Metal Work In Connection With Furnace Installation in AUNE FHA Model Home inth St.) —by— French & Welch Hdwe. Sheet Metal Shop Bismarck Phone 141 Get our estimates and suggestions on Furnace and Sheet Metal work of all kinds, We join the rest of the city in congratulating Mr. model home. Telephone 115 ¥