The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1935, Page 3

THE 3 CHAMPION LIGHITES! SUBLET If you would enjoy the best in lignites, choose a Champion! Nature saw tothe quality, we see tothe preparation and sizing. And, for your protection, they’re—Sold Only by Dependable, Retail Coal Dealers! People’s Forum ICRCOND BURLINGTON [Aerial Bombardment s.r, Somssasae Acasa Tan ee WELFORD IN FAVOR sei sat s-S=-<IRBUIBP CLIENT DIES Slows Lava Advensentcioeecru aes "haw mate aang es oe is @ debt owed by the United States] near Jefferson, Okla., Monday. lgovernment to the men who served| : te) —The ah wel- OP BONUS PAYMENT ster Sesser ct] WITH FORTUNE NEAR) sen isz zxfrcete as | CONTRACT AWARDED,,2,20rst 2s r-soer| mad" SES" ne, mar yn ie world ‘war, versial religious jects, whic! tions that the 8 jal bard- “ a 5 passengers were shaken and Terlcupped with lightning rods. e grils debt was acknowledged by. the Paroles atch eftend seood teste tnd tale ment had conquered the threatening x ‘i ingress passed uy Ww returned to 4 | Believes Immediate Cashing of Jadiusted ae act ite providea| SUPposedly Worthless Mines in Pott lgtters MUST be gisnes || Subsistence Homestead Project Serio Wels, GA SSRIS, ae ‘or adjustment of war time wages paid) " . omas gar, governme! +} Certificates Would Be of american sailors, soldiers atic RPLRG| Renee a) ESiavel avert Construction Work Begins sanatogiie sacvember of ite Pier Benefit to State , |There is no justice in making the Ore by Prospectors lear Minot stream of lava was described as “vir-' 2 poidier walt 21 years until 104 om conto this’ po 3 Near Mino tually imperceptible” after it had ap- Gov. Wall the war, when civilian employes of the|, Boston, Dec. 30—(}—Death had bed Brosohed to“ wititn “three, uilies /¢t) - Walter Welford Monday ad-| intervened Monday to prevent al ete ani Construction work on the first of 20|Hilo's water supply. || “4 ms .|federal government and war contract- oti imme presto Aes were pai hee adfunois ingore -acarn, meie rule feteitt or 8 Thome compe ie Bune 1” seenrrwoon PIONEER DES ‘war veterans as “national legislation|"#® ¢ the close of the war. what friends said was an offer of| started, officials of the state rural re-|_ Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 30.—(—| Packing Company, Inc. of great economic benefit to ‘North . $50,000 for an abandoned Montana| ¢ Dec. 28, 1935./nabilitation corporation announced|~ E. Gordon, 66, Spiritwood, who / Dakota in 1936.” Transient Taken to {mining claim he thought worthless, [Bditor, Tribune: Monday, ame to that ‘vicinity §3 years ago, Aon PHONE $82 7 Welford said he had been informed es . The 75-year old bachelor lived out| There has been a great deal said! At the same time, officials of the|dled Sunday. Funeral services willl passage of the veterans’ measure by| Illinois for Burial}, scanty existence in the roomingllately about the number of deaths!.orporation announced award of ajbe held at the Spiritwood Methodist & congress would “bring nearly $9,000,- house of Mrs. Ida Dupree in the|and maimings of persons in car ac-le35 317 contract for construction of a|’hurch Tuesday. Turkeys - Ducks - Geese - Chickens 000 in cash into North Dakota.” The body of Dudley Vore, 42-year-|“south end” section of Boston. He lcidents, and also ‘different ways tol;econd unit of 10 homes to I. E. Or- SWuiie Sanaa * Welford declared he had becomejold transient, who @ied here ‘Thursday|Was found dead Sunday. prevent this terrible toll of lives takeN!nein of Minot. Orhein also was| ,SYKESTON PIONEER DEAD “convinced” passage of the so-calledlof heart trouble, will be taken to Evan-| Last summer Mrs. Dupree said he\vearly. lawarded contract for the first group|, Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 30.—(P)— SHORTENING, 3 | ES Mee -29¢ bonus bill would bring “quicker econ-ston, Ill, Monday for burial. Vore had|feceived word two supposedly value-| I would suggest as one method thatlor 19 homes to cost an identical|Peter Hagel, 77, passed away at the omle stimulation to North Dakotalbeen a member of the federal tran-|less mine claims, sold to him in Mon-/our moving picture theaters show @¢-lamount, bringing the total expendi-\uutheran Old Peoples home Monday. a ce than any congressional action yet pro-lstent camp here since November. He|tana in 1919, had been re-assayed and) icidents with all their horror, in @ sim-lture for construction to $70,634. Funeral services will be held at Sykes-| LUTEFISK fancy solid sides, Ib... . 94 .” leaves his father and a twin brother, Pare Ante in ore. Offers, first ee Soule ike to ear WEAE Iie Onin Each home will contain four rooms,|'% his former home. z id c “While North Dakota, with other|Robert of iimette, Til. b and later of $43,000 came ‘| ooms, kitchen and inj states, is seeing business conditions| jlo for his share in the mine. on of other readers is on this ques-[0 Oe rt pe in| GOVERNMENT COLLAPSES SLICED BACON, lean, 14-Ib. pkg...19¢ gradually improving,” Welford said| RING WEIGHTS SPECIFIED | _He refused to sell for less than $50,-|tlon. cluded, although plumbing will be in-|_ Madrid, Dec. 30.—()—The fifteenth “many still ete on ‘relief rolls, This| Berlin, Dec. 30—(P}—A decree pub-|0. she sald, and as he died, a tele- Albin Thysell. [es siled. Homes will be heated by hot/20Vernment of the second Spanish re- additional purchasing power placedilished in the government gazette|@T@™ brought word officials of the lair, Also included in each unit willl [pear collapsed Monday, 16 days af~ MED. SIZE - Shoulder’ Veal in the hands of many families in the|specifies the maximum weight and company would visit him Monday. by ‘@ barn hog-house and hen house, er it was formed, due to cabinet dif: 29 | 2 1 state could not help but stimulatelfineness permissible for wedding rings| DEATH TAKES FITZPATRICK rhe homes will be wood-frame struc-|{crences and preparations for con- Oysters, pt. c Chops, Ib... c gressional elections. business and provide employment inland also restricts the trade in old| Sawyer, N. D., Dec. 30.—(?)—James| tures, resting on concrete foundations.| private industry. gold. It is part of a campaign to| Fitzpatrick, 13-year old eaicieer| Each home will be surrounded by) + “I am certain the money would notiovercome the reich’s raw materlalldied here Monday. He homesteaded!| approximately seven acres of land, be expended foolishly. World war vet-!shortage. near here in 1902. from which the settler will derive} lsome crops, with cattle to be grazed] MINOT YOUTH DIES | Minot, N. D., Dec. 30.—(#)—Donald \Vernon Smith, 22, died of meningitis: Roast, Ib. 12% | Steak ib... 1 7c "i TH ele aaa Seca lon common land. Fiction, Mystery Novels, Bio-| | No. 1 Wise. Brick graphies, Travel Books Gift of $300,000 for i Cheese, Ib.. Are Included Charities Is Attacked 5 | Chicago, Dec. 30.—(P\—A_petition| ei ew Cd Thirty-two books of fiction, fouled by three aunts ahd an uncle| mystery novels, five blographies, three/sconday attacked the will of Mrs. travel books and 30 other non-fiction! Blanche Swigley Armstrong, grocery ‘ : volumes have recently been placed in| ’ gnate’s widow who left $300,000 to \ the Bismarck public library, accord-|srities and colleges. H ) ing to Miss Ruth King, librarian, John J. Swini . ley of Livingston, S Divided into these classifications,| 'Mont., Marcella Osenburg and Adel- 105 5th St.-Free Delivery - Relief Orders Filled Promptly - Phone 1994 19c | Sausage, Ib. 21c the new books are: Fiction—Sholokhov, Seeds of To-| morrow; Norris, Hands; Hilton, With- lout or; Hilton, And Now Good- in the petition they had not been bye; Briffault, Europa; Lewis, It ine Fowler of San Diego, Calif., and |Grace Argo of Winona, Minn., charged notified of a hearing on the will. Open Evenings. Across the Street from the Patterson Hotel ‘The will gives the bulk of the estate || SWEET iia aahoant) Can’t Happen Here; Barnes, Edna,| @ fhe, for: soci cs Cc His Wife; Widdemer, Eve's Orchard; he ee ue GRAPES, 6c APPLES, Jonathans, TartImors; Not Lovelier Spring: Eiko" LETTUCE, targe heads per bushel Lacrimore, Wo Lavelier Spring; Hal ———_ re aes 15¢ ff pour . ... $1.25 Rushes; Young, White Ladies; waite/N. Y. Youth Will Face | coruer's auras. 19 MIXED NUTS, 1 3} c Fields of praia mney Extortion Charges! BAGAS, 4 Ibs. for ...... c pool = Desa sea a os 1 9c ; Undset, The Longest Years; oo wy y“par-=p—im—Rolenal DOTTED 36c |h cane” 10 aa 8c 5 Sam Campbell, Gentle Dcatetelt hunts : pound. . and package .. sim .nc-. OC man; Lane, Old Home Town; Raw-|=- Markell, 21, of Rochester, N. Y., was lings, Golden Apples; Cunningham, ie ee theo uae os at- Quick Triggers; Tuttle, Tumbling|'empting extol sf rom|§ FLOUR, Red River Range: Montgomery, Mistress{Frank E. Gannett, publisher of the] Wan sous se SDeLO Pat; Cobb, Paths of Glory; Cronin,|Gannett newspapers, and Louis A 4 adeh The Stars Look Down; Wren, The|Wehle, president of the Genesee Desert Heritage; Davis, Honey in the|Brewing company of Rochester. Horn; Bailey, Fair as the Moon; eee geen Forbes, Miss Marvel; O’Brien, Best] NAMES GEORGE KNAUSS short stories of 1935; Raine, Border| Washington, Dec. 30.—(P)—Post- Breed; O. Henry, O. Henry Memorial|/master General Farley Monday an- Award prize stories of 1935; Sabatini,Nounced appointment of George’ Chivalry. ‘Knauss as acting postmaster at Han- Mysteries—Van Dine, Garden Mur-/"8ford, N. D. ; der Case; Abbot, About the Murder| ra ime manok, of a Startled Lady; Christie, The| | BENNY LEONARD TO WED Scott § Groce Boomerang Clue; Gardner, The Case! New York, Dec. 30.—(®)—Benny of the Caretaker's Cat, Leonard, former world lightweight | Biography-—Sandoz, Old Jules; Bel-|2%ing champion, and Jacqueline $11 Seventh angetien? los, Richelieu; Buchan, The People’s|S'"™, his secretary, will be married King; D’¥dewalle, Albert and _the|New Year's Day afternoon. Belgians; Doran, Chronicles of Bar- abbas. Travel — Halliburton, Seven League| ‘Boots; Sheppard, Cabins in the Lau-| rel; Johnson, Over African Jungle. Other Non-Fiction — Walker, Mrs. Astor's Horse; Woollcott, The Wooll- cott Reader; Bouchard, Surveying; Gustin, Activties in the Public iSchool; Anderson, The Year Book of \ WASHERS A new note in washer design - a beauty of line and proportion achieved by styling every part to best perform r . its«duty. - ne unnecessary gadgets. to get in the way - no sharp corners that are hard to keep clean. 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Cc an Oranges, Sunkist, 3 5 c Flake Candy, lb... 1 5c 176 size, per doz... Peanut Brittle, 2 5 fancy grade, 2 Ibs. Cc Zyve, Willingly to School; Aichorn,| parwere Youth; Powys, The Art of ; Robinson, Where Did We Happiness; Get Our Bible?; Lawrence, Seven, icine eeve| HAPPY NEW YEAR Electric Home; Gathorne-Hardy, A All Purch Made Tu Ginna ae 1 i fe ae serene,” sheer enh ape a tnternannnal Affairs| ully administered. Sent to 1920-1934; Brett, Engineer-Custodians r Manual; Alexander, The Cathaji old friends. Happy New rye Revival; Vin sa Wa LETTUCE ORANGES Brown’s Select Coffee, a Year! It’s not new. But it’s Blrnese ‘Times; Donnelly, Preparation Clear, Crisp, Sunkist, New Shipment. real high grade, Black Walnut Chi dependable. Like Spohn’s. Mlfor civil Service; Holtsclaw, Princl- Solid Heads; Each Navels per tb. |... +53. a 24c fancy grade, And it’s what the doctor §jples of Marketing; Oliver, The Ordi- 5 55 per. ID, 2. ...0.04500: 20c Ca 2 start the New caey oil Piss of the Wilds c 2 doz. Cc Ferndell Brand fancy large ; r rignt: Malmberg, Diet and Die; Mantle, FRESH GREEN PEAS NEW CABBAG! Queen Olives; quart jar, | Creams, fancy, Best Plays of 1934-35; Bain, Parent: fe are ‘ ¥ . eric Phave. ot 1936-367, Baie, Peceniall: 9 tee, ee Se crisp, pound ...........46 5c poaheyaal pa 9c per Abe cs. sas one 1 5c Education and Goclal Progress; Sand-] GRAPEFRUIT] CARROTS Kindergarten Seedless, Juicy Crisp, Large Bunch Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, | Mix, per Ib, ...... 1 5c 0 ROADS &t. Pub Dee. oe Highway 6 for ] 9c 5c full pint size, special, From hel tear eargedpeert oe td it Be ‘ es $ 1 95 Imported Figs, ] 8c Q (neler ppalyg . fork.» e fancy, 8-0z. pkg... per Ib. er She Reiling of near St. Paul, and Andrew\y Golden Bantam CORN BISQUICK > juud, 44, ive Monarch, fancy, 1 4 Shirley Temple Mug 31 Boul ‘d Fine Chocolates, | D. tie Fi APPLES Sao No. 2 tim ......seeeeee C | Free; package ........ Cc ulevar ocolates, lomestic Migs, 10c Minneapolis, Dec. 30.—(P)—Minne-|| COFFEE JELLO 3-pound A 95c fancy, 8-oz. pkg... Wa bor «....... $1.39 > 1 re os ORANGES apolis traffic death toll climbed to 951 Chase and Sa: eats te Delicious, “| ase been, lelicious flavors, Gib «nes BL BO | tare see mise Come ey Monto more an we Te wee own vere BAT | Afar cere cene 18¢ WN) iy tinea a ee SOAP CHIPS — Pie La ty, he Oe vicki wa Aa SELECTED STAMPED EGGS — SPECIALLY PRICED Nuts per Be, <... Ae Te ec 5c ae Nola, fine 4 lor silk, POP CORN oO, oO eer mille crossing DICED BEETS, PLUM PUDDINGS, . rayon and linens. 34 | Jouy Time, 25 GRAPEFRUIT ae See SAY, ing] DICED CARROTS, FIG PUDDINGS, Fancy Paper Shell C Selb, BOE oooosoos so two 10-08. cans for... 29 ll Na 3 toe 2 toe on ZAC | Heng, medi... SOC Fey ape oot 2c lu ben.. 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Roque DOES o.cccesessrreasees ort ewe ee 37c PAN LOAF, fort, Domestic Swiss, Primost, Goat Cheese, Limburger, ,ta PINEAPPLE JUICE PANCAKE FLOUR CHEESE - GJETOST - BAVARIAN BAR SPREAD Ffergouinena 2lc re CALUMET CLUB - LIEDERKRANZ GUSSNER’S JUST PHONE 1060 “CRACKERS