The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935 LOAN GRANTED BUT FORKS NOW HAS NO PLAGE T0 PUT FUND) + Northern States Power Firm| Ties Up Municipal Plant Project in Court Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 20.—(2)— ‘This city Friday possessed its once denied federal loan and grant for construction of a municipal power plant but had no place to put the funds. Secretary Ickes’ allotment of $573,- 000 in PWA loan and grant form Thursday to Grand Forks only served to emphasize the litigation between the government and the Northern States Power company. Like many other utilities opposing the government's grants for construc- tion of municipal plants, Northern States Power secks an injunction against federal financing of the plant here. A verdict is pending in District of Columbia supreme court. Secretary Ickes also approved a $280,000 loan and grant for a generat- ing plant and distribution system at} Mandan. The Grand Forks allotment came | from’ $1,538,345 in old PWA funds which Ickes granted for construction of four other municipal power plants besides those in North Dakota. Previously PWA ‘ad disapproved a Grand Forks application for a $141,- 000 grant and $331,000 loan after they | had once been granted. Meantime the city commission here had amended the original request of 6472,000, increasing the application to $662,000 for a plant to serve the whole | city. The original request contem- | piated a plant to serve part of the city. STORE CELEBRATES — {4TH ANNIVERSARY Free Coffee and Sandwiches to| Be served at Cook's Gro- céry Saturday Fourteen years of serving the gro- cery and meat needs of Bismarck housewives are being commemorated | this week by Dennis B. Cook, part- ner with his son, Albert Cook, in Cook's grocery, 512 Avenue D. Saturday Cook will serve free coffee nd sandwiches to all his customers Bs @ special feature of his 14th anni- versary sale which has been in pro- gress this week. Small gifts for the ladies and cigars for the men are also being presented to the shoppers. Mr. Cook came to Burleigh county from West Virginia with his parents tn 1898. The family homesteaded a claim south of Sterling. They resid- ed there until Cook's father was elected to the office of Burleigh coun- ty clerk of court, when they moved to Bismarck. For several years Dennis Cook worked in the Bismarck branch of the Armour Packing company and later was head of the mailing department of the Bismarck Tribune. On Dec. 17, 1921, he opened a gro- | cery store at the site of his present building. Two additions have added to the original building and a full basement has been dug under the structure in the 14 years. The entire structure has been completely mod- ernized and a complete refrigeration plant has been installed for perish- ‘able foods. Besides Cook and his son, who was recently taken into a partnership with his father, Fred Olson is em- Ployed as a clerk at the store. BORAR'S HAT TOSSED CLOSER 10 ‘36 RING Wisconsin Solons Propose to Elect Delegation Pledged to Idaho Man Washington, Dec. 20.—(7)—Senator Borah of Idaho was closer Friday to being an outright, avowed candidate for the Republican presidential nom- ination than at any time since pre- rampaign preparations began. Two Republicans from Wisconsin, after canferring with the Idaho man, made an announcement Thursday night that aroused mueh political in- terest. They said he had O. Kd a ‘proposed drive to elect a Borah-for- president delegation to represent Wis- consin at the Republican national convention, and that they were going home immediately to circulate nom- inating petitions. When reporters questioned Borah bout this, he said: “I told them that whatever they did * @long that line F would stand in with them.” oe two visitors, State Senator Pilly ip E. Nelson, of Maple, W! Mee State Senator Bernhard Get- telman of Milwaukee, said it was fite ting that their projected Borah-for- president organization be formed in ‘Wisconsin because “the Republican party was born in Wisconsin and at|* time should be reborn there.” recalled Borah’s known hopes publican party “liberal- | Hardy, "More Sports| Sports Pads | Taylor ashok Tndebenilailly Prep Quints Victors Taylor, N. D. Dec. 20.—Taylor’s high school and Independent basket- ball teams scored one-sided victor- jies over the Richardton quints in a |double-header here Monday. The prep school cagers submerged the Richardton five, 48-8, and the Inde- pendents swamped the visiting town team 47-17. It was the third consec- utive Missouri Slope conference vic- tory for the Taylor team, The sum- maries: Taylor High (48) Erbstoesser, f Gallagher, f Fixen, f . J, Vranna, f Halvorsen, c . Conradson, c . Fuchs, g . Sea G. Vranna, |Benzie, g .. Hutchinson, Streu, f . Hecht, f . FG PI PF l oncccomomonoa | conccororcHom Total .. Richardtot Sperle, f Haspert, f . J Sperle,c. Schaan, g .. Muggli, g . | Schmidt, f Stoltz, f . Schall, ¢ Fettit, g . uv ol eceece sos! coscccucusccon ROCK N NYE WOM ce wl woccocconcd Total } _ Officials: Clarke. Taylor (47) | Helmer, f |Dahlen, f |Gabe, f |Tngold, Teie, g Benzie, g Leutz, g Ward, g .... Dahien Ed and re be Sl owomawwed looonouon Total .. Richardton Metzger, f Schmidt, f Kluch, ¢ .. & 3 bi Heo loosooudal soosusced owooung aloronnn Be Bil an Hebron Quint Rallies To Beat Richardton Richardton, N. D., Dec. 20.—Rally- ing in the second half, the Hebron prep cagers nosed out Richardton, 12- 10. Mann and Fehr, Hebron forward and guard, led the scoring with a brace of field goals each. The sum- mary: Hebron (12) Mann, f .. Schilz, f . Ding, c .. Schweiger Fehr, g a 4 3 Totals Richardton (10) Haspert, f ... Schmidt, f Schaan, c Sperle, Muggii, Fellege, Clecucrwac limenoe plecenocdulorese Totals ... Hebron, Taylor Lead Sentinel Butte, N. D., Dec. 20.—()-- Hebron and Taylor assumed the un- souri conference as the second round basketball games were completed. Taylor defeated Glen Ullin 30 to 29. in a game in which each scored 13 field goals, each had six free throws, Taylor, converting four while Glen Ullin won three. In other second round tilts Taylor beat Richardton 49 to 8; Hebron beat Almont 21 to 15, and New Salem outplayed Rich- ardton 31 to 18. The standings: ene Taylor .. Hebron . New Salem Richardton wwurnood 2 2 1 0 0 0 Title Claimant Sues Promoters, Magazine Columbia, O., Dec. 20.—(#)—Everett Marshall, a claimant to the heavy- weight wrestling championship, filed suit Friday asking $1,000,000 damages from the Curtis Publishing company of Philadelphia, Pa., and six wrestling promoters, The suit alleged that the publishing company and the promoters conspired to “belittle his ability and destroy his standing as a heavyweight title con- tender, and that an article which ap- peared in the Dec. 14, 1935 issue of the Saturday Evening Post had hampered his “drawing-power.” BREAKS SWIM RECORD Moscow, Dec. 20.—(7)—A new world record for the 100 meter breast stroke wim was claimed Friday for the Rus- ——————$—$ BUY YOUR FISH RIGHT “Northern” Hide & Fur Co. Brick Bidg., Corner Ninth and Front defeated lead in the northern Mis- | ‘9 lonwwwstal romor North Slope League! i ———e\ sian, Boichenko, & distance. in 1933, Washington Command Bans Officer-Coaches Washington, Dec. 20.—(#)—Gridiron warriors of the future will have to get their battle orders from civilians. Ac- tive army officers will not be per- mitted to be football mentors, except at West Point. A war department command effec- tive January 1 bars officers from en- gaging to act as coaches of civilian universities. Current agreements under which Captain Lawrence M (Biff) Jones is coach at Oklahoma University and former sailor. Boichenko was clocked in 1:08 for the The listed world’s record for the 100 meter breast stroke swim is 1:12.4 set by J. Cartonnet of France Major Ralph Sasse, at Mississippt| State, are not affected, but they can- not renew contracts. Shortage of officer personnel is said to have prompted: the order, which forces officers to confine their activ- ities to military functions when they are assigned to R.O.T.C. units at schools, Canadiens’ New Lineup color, have located a new trio whi brand of hockey. They are Joffre Desilets, right winger who starred with the Sain John Beavers last year, and the Bour. played with the Verdun Maple Leafs. The new line worked together for the first time Thursday night as It showed plenty of promise, A scoreless tie was played between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Boston Bruins at Toronto. In New York, the Detroit Red Wings walked off with a 3-1 decision over the New York Americans. the | ministration is working out plans for Canadiens tied the Blackhawks 2-2.) transferring the expiring NRA or- Ties Blackhawks, 2 to 2 New York, Dec, '20.—(#)—The Mon- treal Canadiens, in their search for players symbolizing the French tri- fill that bill and also play a fair cier brothers, Jean and Conrad, who ‘Magistrate Suspends 10 t havior. Cook’s Grocery 512 AVENUE D Where Your Dollar Buys More Than Ever Before SATURDAY SPECIALS GINGER BREAD MIX Dromedary, 14 oz. pkg. .... DIXIE MIX, Dromedary, pkg. CAULIFLOWER and sweet pickles, mixed, 16-0z. DILL PICKLE, Libby and Minneopa 22% size cans .. DATES, MINNEOPA 10c 37c jar 21 Cc 35¢ Saturday, Dec. 21st being the last day of our anni- versary week we are serv- ing coffee and sandwiches. EVERYONE WELCOME U. S. Inspected Corn Fed Branded Beef aeih AER VEAL LAMB, BEEF POT ROAST, Ib. 24c VEAL CUTLET, PHONE 564 Rutter No. 1 creamery per Ib. 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