The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1936, Page 3

RASHUS B, ANDERSON, ERICSSON CHAMPION DEAD OF PAELMONLA Famed Educator Scorned Me- dals; Gained Distinction 5 in Many Fields Madison, Wis., March 3.—(4)—Fun- eral services were arranged tenta- tively for Thursday for Dr. Rasmus Bjorn: Anderson, 90, first proponent of the claim that Lief Ericsson dis- covered North America. He died of Pneumonia at his home here late Monday. The white-bearded educator found- ister to Denmark, founded and pub- lished a weekly newspaper and headed two corporations during his varied career. : Thrown -upon his own resources at the age, of 8, he left the farm in Dane county, Wis. where he had. been born, and became a peddler and clere in Milwaukee to help in the support of his, mother and her seven other children. His father and: mother, Bjorn and Abel Anderson, had .emi- grated from Stavanger, Norway, but the-boy while still in his teens. de- an: intense. Americanism, veloped « Which manifested iteelf later when he refused decorations from foreign rulers, ‘Anderson was reared in the-seat of the first Norwegian Lutheran churches in America, and soon was selected as & promising candidate for the min- istry. ® % * Expelled From Lather ‘His education at Luther College, at farming, but. when only 20 he de- 4 Veloped a strong desire to teach. > Albion. Academy was his goal. This college, a pioneer educational institu- ognition of Scandinavian literature, art, and languages, and founded s chair for teaching. -Anderson ruled this department for eight years. Menwhile he had written numerous articles and books on Scandinavian subjects, and when he resigned from the universtiy he continued this writ- ing and engaged in the insurance business. He was actively engaged in when he accepted the min- return from abroad, he went to Madison, Wis., with his wife wspaper, Amerika, which he founded in 1898 and continued un- tit 1922. He also was president of the Life Insurance company ed ' THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, Temes Borh [AMATEUR ONT TO [150 FORHER FELONS APPEAR IN CAPITAL Major Bowes Group Is Billed for Paramount Thursday and Friday Bismarck will be host to a unit of Major Edward Bowes’ radio ama- teurs Thursday and Friday of this week when unit No. 11 stops off here to play four engagements a day at the Paramount Theatre. Included in the group will be Paui Regan, billed as the amateur Will Rogers; Catherine Green, northwest operatic soprano; Johnny Farata, smiling accordionist; Florence Hyslop, '@ pretty little southern songster; Clara Wellman, violinist; McCormick and Hering in a bit of hilarious musical nonsense; Joseph Gargulio, baritone, and others. regular matinee and two evening shows with an extra matinee at 4 p. m. each day for school children. The Paramount management an- nounced that a 10 cents charge would ne ioruss Lira tag Kemet be made for this matinee. oppose s jaca » iwin Sedgw! hit Cop- liberal candidate for the Repubii- poe advance sok te poet ied gan nomination, with Robert A. |Monday the group is in charge of Taft (above), son of the late Presi- |wrank Dobson, who takes the part of dent William Howard Taft, whe Major Bowes in the program, which would be a “favorite son” candi- is staged as a’ radio performance. Gate. (Associated Press Photo) All of the youngsters are winners on the amateur hour programs, he said, and earn from $60 to $125 a week. They are required by their contracts to send a part of their earnings home to their parents. Dobson acts as chaperone, he said, and every unit manager is required to keep a close check of his charges to see that the girls do not “fall” for “Stagedoor Johnnies” and also to see that no romances develop among the members of the troupe. If a boy and girl begin to exchange “sweet” glances, Coppock said, the cure is to shift one or the other to another troupe without delay. Trenton, N. J., March 3.—(?)}—Gov.| Coppock said Major Bowes now has Harold G. Hoffman's differences. of |14 units on the road and all of then opinion with Col. H. Norman Schwarz- | are being well received. kopf, head of the state police, over the| In a proclamation issued Tuesday, merits of the police work in the Lind-|Mayor A. P. Lenhart designated the bergh kidnap-slaying, were close to|two days as “Major Bowes days” and the breaking point Tuesday. asked the merchants and the people Democratic minority members of|of Bismarck to join in making the the state assembly swung their jevent the occasion for a “gala celebra- strength against a bill, sponsored by &| tion.” Republican legislator, which was in-/ The proclamation mentioned the tended to defeat any designs the Re-|fact that the amateur hour had been publican governor might have to see;the means of starting many young that Schwarzkopf is out of office by/men and women on the path toward pg tpt ee in|? lucrative career and at the same time furnished ent the bly to in a the a oo itertainment to Oh SCHWARZKOPF HOFFMAN AT ODDS Governor Faces Chastising at Hands of Legislators Over Agents’ Acts RUM REVENUES INCREASE Republican, who brought up the reso-| st, Paul, March 3—()—A net in- lution, said he was advised “several | crease of $61,557.68 in total revenues assy re Leeman niet ip Bee Ile Ge Se 4 the first two months of 1936 as com- Schwarzkopt's letter to the governor, | pared with a like period last year, detailing his allegations that state|renorted Tuesday by troopers who worked on the Lindbergh | navid R. Arundel. case had been approached with “promises and threats” by men who The performances will consist of the! RESIDING IN ST. PAUL New City Ordinance Requiring Registration Brings Ex- Convicts In St. Paul, March 3—(#)—One hun- dred and five former felons had been registered at police headquarters Tuesday as part of St. Paul’s cam- paign to reduce crime here to a mini- mum. Fifty more advised they would appear Tuesday. Under a new city ordinance, ffec- tive Monday, persons convicted of felonies within the past 10 years, are hours to be fingerprinted and photo- graphed. Police said the data when assembled will be kept confidental, but will be used in checking against suspects for any crimes. The ordinance was another move in steps by H. E. Warren, commisstoner of public safety for more thari a year, to make St. Paul an undesirable haven for criminals, as in past years, when John Dillinger and other gangsters operated from this city, and brought an assertion from Homer S. Cum- mings, U.. 8. attorney general, that the Twin Cities were'a “poison spot of crime.” 3 Convicted criminals from other cities who come here, will be required to report at headquarters within 24 hours. Those who fail to register and are apprehended are liable to a 90- day jail sentence and $100 fine for each day they have been here and failed to report. i Among those who were fingerprint- ed Monday were several former bur- glars and bank robbers. Aged Moffit Woman Laid to Last: Rest Rites for Mrs. Elvira Porter, 80, pioneer Moffit woman, were held at Moffit Monday with Rev. C. F..Curtis officiating. Burial was made in the Sterling cemetery beside the body of her husband, who died in February, 1911, é Mrs. Porter was well known in Moffit, having served for many years as a nurse in that community. She was a member of the Evangelical church and very active in church work until old age forced her to dis- continue these activities. Mrs. Porter was born in Palo, Ia., in 1855. 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