The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1936, Page 5

; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1986 WAASSEUR® IN KINGS FUNERAL MARCH WAS RUMANIAN OFFICIAL ‘Case of Mistaken Identity’ Is Explanation of Death : Procession Incident Neg South St. Paul, Minn. March 6.— (®)—Confirmed in London Thursday by the Rumanian legation was a South St.. Paul man’s statement that the purported “masseur” who strode in the funeral procession of King George V of England was in reality an official Rumanian delegate. John Stefan of South St. Paul, prominent in Rumanian activities, last night labeled as a “case of mis- taken identity” publication several weeks ago of an Associated Press photograph supposedly showing a masseur who attended King Carol of Rumania before they joined the fun- eral procession of King George V. Stefan said the man “in reality is Lieutenant Constantine Cotolan, a Rumanian school teacher sent as one of Rumania’s official delegates to at-| _#¥ It slides much further. HOUSE SLIDES DOWN HILL AFTER HEAVY RAINS “SON Continued rains caused the home of A. E. Williams in Oakland, Calif., to slide §0 feet down a hill, where engineers say a similar slide occurred in 1909. The house, which had been abandoned, will land iin a creek (Associated Press Photo) tend the funeral. A spokesman for the Rumanian Jegation confirmed Stefan’s identifica- tion, explaining that the white trous- ers were “the Sunday best garb of ‘Translyvanian national costume.” (Translyvania is a section of Ru- mania.) Mandan Bakery Fire Causes $500 Damage Fire caused damage estimated at $500 at the Mandan Baking company plant in Mandan Thursday. A hole was burned in the roof, a door in the storeroom was destroyed and a cooker and some pans kept in the storeroom were damaged. An overheated chim- ney is believed to have caused the blaze. Repairs will be made quickly | E. W. Stranahan project manager. PRELIMINARY PARK Should Be Ready for Tour- ists in Medora Area districts of the Roosevelt and operation of the plant will not be| Detail work in connection with work progress is about complete, and effected, officials said. WORK IN FULL SWING Cabins and Picnic Grounds Dickinton, N. D., March 6—()—An outline of work getting underway soon in the Medora and Watford City National Park was presented here Friday by as soon as equipment arrives, he said, the men recruited for the work will move into the field. Power equipment, requisitioned from regional headquarters is expected to be available soon for construction of roads in the park area. Stranahan announced that projects planned for accommodations of 1936 summer tourists are being speedily advanced and prospects are favorable that some cabins and picnic grounds will be ready when the tourist sea- son opens. : Stanahan and Carl A. Taubert of Casselton, state inspector for the na- tional parks service, recently consult- ed with regional and Washington of- ficials concerning advancement of the work. ‘The project manager reported labor will be recruited from the works pro- gress administration, land utilization agencies and the rural resettlement We See New Faces Py in our store. But they are not new for long, because ax people who start patronizing us Stick. Our Meats, —H Fruits and Vegetables are the finest in the market. Delivered to your kitchen at no extra cost. CORN, White or Yellow TOMATOES, Hand Packed PEAS, Extra Fine Quality BEANS, Wax or Green No. 2 Tins 2 for 17c ORANGES— Sweet and juicy, medium 25c BEAD LETTUCE — CARROTS— ra > large 2 heads for ........ .... O9c Moke fie ae. L1e COFFEE— ROYAL GELATINE— Chase & Sanborn, dated F desert, 2 Ibs. oe... ree 440 Totes, ce, ... 13¢ CRACKERS— . FIG BAR COOKIES— DILL PICKLES— Minneopa, No, 2% tin .. Whole Wheat Biscuits— as tl ie oe TISSUE— ORY Boone ects, large bars, 2 medi 4 rolls ...... scenes aoe 25c bars, all for ....... me 29c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS IN THE MEAT MARKET LARD, 100% Pure Short Ribs Beef, bake or stew, Ib. llc Halibut Fresh Pike Fancy Hens iawn. 172C Spring Lamb *51 Grocery ua FANCY BEEF ROAST 1 4c Sliced Bacon, 14c MARCOVITZ clients. Harold A. Murphy, is super- intendent of parks activity over CCC workers on the project at Medora. Wetsch of Solen Gets 1936 Commerce Award Julius Wetsch, Solen, is 1936 winner of the Alfa E. Bye award made an- [or wo to the senior in the University ot North Dakota school of commerce who is the most outstanding scholas- tically. The award consists of $25 and a replica of the victory figure ap- pearing on the main trophy in the school of commerce hall. During his four years at the University, Wetsch has maintained an average of 2.9 out of a possible 3 points, according to |Dean E. T. Towne of the school of WEARY CREWS FIGHT RIVER FLOODWATERS Nebraska Streams Rampaging as Ice Gorges Dam Up Melting Snows Hamburg, Iowa, March 6—(?)— Weary crews fought back floodwaters of the lower Nishnabotna river threat- ening the homes of an estimated 1,000 residents here Friday, as a new flood peril developed in nearby Nebraska. Workmen labored all night to strengthen weakened levees here as the surging water licked inches off the top of the dikes. The swollen Platte and Elkhorn riv- ers, choked with ice, drew the grav- est concern in Nebraska. Thousands of acres of lowland in the Platte and Elkhorn valleys south of Valley, Neb., were already under water. Dozens of families fled their homes in the Elkhorn valley. The raging water cut & new channel at Ashland hemming in the town between there and Platte. Farm property and live- stock losses was believed extensive. An ice gorge on the Platte crushed a bridge span between Valley and Leshara and the pilings under other spans were weakened. POTATO SHOW CLOSING Park River, N. D., March 6.—(P)— The three-day North Dakota State Potato Show and Northeastern Fair will close Friday with judging of ex- hibits in all departments. WITNESS ATTACKE BY PEPPER TOSSER IN MILL CITY STORE Mrs. Friedman Again Reports ‘Persecution’ by Unidenti- fied Man and Woman Minneapolis, March 6.—(P)—A red Pepper attack Friday sent Mrs. Anna Friedman, 50, a recent grand jury witness, to the police for the second time in less than a month with com- plaints of “persecution.” A man and a woman, she said, en- tered her clothing store Thursday night, looked around as if consider- ing a purchase, then approached the hot air register near which Mrs. Fried- man was seated, The woman, Mrs. Friedman said, suddenly leaned down over the open register and opened her hands. Pepper, impelled by the hot air ris- ing from the furnace, flew all over the place, some of it into Mrs. Fried- man’s eyes. The couple fled. Mrs. Friedman was treated at General hospital and then released. Mrs. Friedman appeared before the grand jury to testify about liquor conditions in north Minneapolis. liquor place adjoining her store was subsequently closed. About two weeks ago Mrs. Friedman asked police protection, following an attack on her by a woman, and last Saturday night a plate glass window in her store was smashed. Snowball-Throwing Students Face Jail Minneapolis, March 6.—()—Robert Saxton, 21, and Blair Smith, 20, Uni- versity of Minnesota students were found guilty on two counts in con- nection with a snowball throwing episode in which Arthur W. Warner, Minneapolis, suffered face lacerations when the windshield of his car was smashed, Found guilty by Justice Ray W. Meeker on a charge of malicious des- truction of property they were given 90-day suspended sentence. On an assault charge, Justice Meeker, again found them guilty and imposed a 30- day straight sentence. Defense attorneys obtained a 10 day stay of committment of the latter sentence, announcing it would be ap- pealed. The two were released on their own rec FIGHT EPIDEMIC Harlan, Ky., March 6—()—A tight quarantine was clamped down on dis- ease-ridden Harlan county Friday as state and county health authorities fought to check the rampant spread of spinal meningitis, 90 cases of which have caused 32 deaths. During the year just passed, the United States army placed order for 650 planes; the navy, during the same Period, contracted for 400 craft. Rheumatism Is Fatal To Hebron Schoolboy Hebron, N. D., March 6—Edwin John Klundt, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Klundt, died here after a short illness. Stricken by inflammatory theumatism, his case developed into one of acute rheumatic fever and he died within a week. Besides his parents he leaves his grandmother and a baby brother. Pall- bearers were his friends in a recent confirmation class at St. John’s church. They were Wilbert Wolter, Paul Reetz, Walter Fechner, Howard Boehler, Martin Hoerauf and Fred Schreck, Fear Father of 10 Was Blizzard Victim Gopher, S. D., March 6.—William Kern, the father of 10 children, miss- ing since February 15, is believed to be a victim of the storms which raged last month. Search for his body is being made in the Bad Lands near here. Kern left the general store here February 15, intending to go to the Guyer ranch eight miles away. He THESE FACTS ABOUT BRAN HAVE BEEN PROVED BY TESTS Supplies Gently Acting“Bulk” to Aid Regular Habits Now and then, in talking with your friends, the subject of bran has come up. So that real facts might replace unsupported opinions, the Kellogg Company has aided for some years research in leading nutrition laboratories. 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