The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1936, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936 = ee WEEK OF FAVORABLE Senora Som Lather Mesng TST THO LUTHERAN || fake Mena PAR LOAN GROUPS [a APnd bees ecet see civenscid Tarmhand, teatfying as| Athens’ Street Cars the state’s first witness, Wednesday Stoned During Strike 7 cl 0! y! . is Full-Time Manager to Direct! and two little sons, threatened to e Athens, May 13.—(?)}—Strikers leas his wife the night preceding nesday stoned street cars and smash Central Headquarters of Two |irsceay. Bocuse ravens -GiA taciibe, a aathe sd bt Atheeia Counties at Steele was described from the witness stand | in scattered disturbances connected by Theodore Alt, his hired man, 85) with the 24-hour general strike called “ag loafer” and “a drunkard.” Tuesday midnight. The strike, in St. Paul, May 13.—(?)—Ed- PLANTING WEATHER MEETINGS IN CITY), mu, sey noma . real “coming out” ‘party here. : Missioriaries Will Be Guest; Police apprehended Lemier after e his landlady complained he left : , Speakers at Conference without paying his rent, started Saturday and Sunday to remove his clothing for a rou- Good Stand and Color Reported tine examination, and found: Three suits of underwear, all in Early Seeded Sprin; wee tag : Dr. C. C. Skinsness, medical mis-| sewed together so it was necessary Wheat by Roberts J sionary to China for more than 30| to slit them off with a knife, and he years, and Rev. Andrew Burgess, mis-| two suits of winter clothes—ail on Frost or freezing temperatures were sionary to Madagascar, will,be main| the hottest morning of the year. - Ne Dak | |speakers at the two-day conference Lee Letina ne pla a | ’ the Trinity Lutheran church will hold weather favorable to farm work and 4 é Saturday and Sunday for Lutheran . To assure better service to Burleigh - ‘and Kidder county borrowers, na- Farley Wires Zappas troops snd oe ae Cute ak tional farm loan associations of the e. 4 two counties are establishing a cen- Sick at Jamestown |piraeus, the seaport. No serious cas tral office in Steele in the near {U-) Hovis Lake, N. D., May 13—(— men and women of the Missouri Slope ture. Postmaster General James A. Farley Sonatas reported minimum ae 3 area. Making arrangements for the neW| paused long enough from his strenu- ioe ein temperatures of 23 to 36 degrees above] | Saturday sessions are arranged par- T ATIONS PLANNED a teen a oe L ipo La ous telat) Coes a tele- on i, told by a it ae iploye, be i r ticularly for the Wi ¢ Paul bank representa-| gram to appas of Jamestown, ednesday ivester wro and forecast “not so cool” in sired Se aibsetion Of BEES tive and a former officer of the Bank chairman of the Stutsman county |Cikoski, 28-year-old night watchman, Aiea federation under th ; ie west abe ee eereree . = | SA, Be Meloens, oratten, ttate pri lof North Dakote. Democratic organization, who is ill in| for questioning in the slaying of Mrs. H. A, R. Helsem, Grafton, state pres- e q Ghee ported RE BURGES: KINENE: - D. Guild in her Y.W.C.A. hotel 8 ident. The Sunday sessions are to be Fosteson said a full-time office!a hospital there. Farley sent Zappas | Lillian D. ee Pen ieee is ~ eS Lmtd of special iitatdet to Lutheran men Red Cross to Train Personnel manager will be named to handle ac-| word that he regretted his absence | room Saturday. here the mercury drop- ae : Ee Wsnet stgress, Nepoleon a4, Per.| Rev. Burgess and Dr. Skinsness,/from the Missouri Slope area to be|who have been invited from the area| and Furnish Equipment in’ |tivities of the eight to 10 associa- we t ties which are 5 hai 30 - held here Saturday and Sunday, May ; within 75 miles of Bismarck. The gen- a tions in the two count wi i Snntea, Beas, oF dettopn, |tmissionaries to Africa and Chins, will i619, ‘The Trinity Lutheran church is|eral public is invited to attend all Burleigh County pooling their facilities. | y Pars L be the speakers at a two-day con-|snonsoring the conference. Meetings Similar consolidations are being ef- , eae ity at a ference of Lutheran men and women | will be open to all imterested persons.| Special music will be provided by Preparations o establish emergency fected in other counties of North bh ww PHONE 496 pinot es 7 ee gE nt TIL elt So rtf ol t ; arly planted spring wheat shows the Trinity Lutheran choir and its | first aid stations at Sterling, Menoken Dakota, Fosteson said, to bring abou! FOR [IL qood stand and color and late planted Hoover Asserts He Is [2% ,2m¢._ the , Bismarck Male/and wing were announced Wednesday |Sreater efficiency, reduction in ex: germinated rapidly, O. W. Roberts, ,: chorus, both under direction of Ralph | py Mrs. F. L. Conklin, chairman of the |Penses and conveniences to borrowers. feleral meteorplogist at Bismarck ‘New Deal Explorer’ | ste" Soule. Burleigh County chapter of the Amer-| Fosteson left Bismarck Wednesday a ur orage - sid in his weekly corn and wheat ess’ Waele AGCnE = ican Red Cross. ; for SS ae sald he amen et 5 S ion summary. ; —(P- ay py ay The stations will be set up as part of |S00n plete arrange! 5. ———————_.__ * fib “fons ana ‘beriey seeding ts well SURVIVALS ARE HIGH ploter’s club’ meal was © prised pese|;Heathen and Christian Homes n/a national eampaign to promote safety [the new office at Steele. 4 We'll Call for Your Coat . sivanced and plowing for corn is session Wednesday of Lincoln Ells- China.” At the Sunday morning ser-|on the highways and to assist persons f linia general,” he stated. “A few reports of worth and a token of his airplane vice he will preach on the theme, /injured in traffic and other accidents. YEGGS GET $1,500 a ‘S Repairing—Relining and Clean- flax seeding have been received. Win-| * flight across the icy region of Antarc- | 2"¢ Father's Glory in China.” Special emphasis will be placed on| Minneapolis, May 13.—()—Safe- ing at low Summer rates. ) ter rye made rapid growth.” Director Claims 75 to 80 Per| tics, Herbert Hoover, describing him-| While in Madagascar, Rev. Burgess the training of attendants at first-aid|Ctackers took between $1,500 and bee € self as an “explorer of the New Deal,” |°bt#ined motion pictures which have| stations and classes in this work will | $2,000 Tuesday night at the furniture State Far Co. F Cent Growing; '36 Plant- presented the medal to Ellsworth |een declared to be the best pictures |be conducted by W. B. Pierce, begin- exposition mart, Minneapolis. ings Nearing End ‘ Tuesda: ht ever taken of the heathen life of that |ning Monday, May 18. ‘The Class [@- | eee eee by sibs so as ae aN country. On Saturday and Sunday |riods will be from 7:30 to 9:30 four TWO SENTENCED ON See sae ee ame Os eae a Lincoln, Neb. May 13—(/)—Paul 9 Madagascar and China, respectively, |credits of 16 hours are obtained by H. Roberts, acting director of the RR AZ and Saturday afternoon he will speak | the students. federal shelterbelt project, Wednes- on “Working Among the Women of| Classes will be held in the nurses day claimed 75 to 80 per cent of the Madagascar.” : Test boo “rill be furnish oy the Hotel Patt erson H lant 5 At 3 p. m. dre Text books wi furnished by the Jamestown Man to Stand Trial |*es it planted nave wry eae plan iN SET ROR MAY n be giver by Rew, Burgess Ren Mover | Red Cross and there will be no tuition i to soil isture for farm f Steele and C. G. Carlson of Bis-|Charge. Any adult may obtain the y Friday for Robbery a iitnds by Blanting minature forests marek ‘re ‘Tiny’ Latheren’ Mems| taining Wisout cst A Room With Bath for a Dollar and a Half Little Falls in the zone from Canada into Texas club will serve a hot dish lunch at|, Those who already have registered The Patterson Hotel now offers its new bathrooms— a bath for a $1.50 single. Other bathrooms single for $2.00, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. recently assailed its appropriations | Williston Road Chief Leaves|6 p. m., during a fellowship hour, | for the course are Mrs. H. C. Edger- Four hundred been: ton, Wing; Cecil Dance and Otto Little Falls, Minn, May 13—(7)— beet to 80 per cent survival com- Hospital After Operation —_| sent to oe in tlie Area ane (Ayres, Menoken; Mrs. Eva Turner, sd of apn ete guia ate pares, Roberts said, with « 30 per cent for Mastoiditis nouncing the Sunday program, ac-| Miles Parke, Mrs. Miles Parke, Mrs. ednesd average for trees planted by individ- cording to Rev. Opie S. Rindahl, pas- | C@t! Byers and Willlam Twilling of ard iene raged ithe pals reli ual farmers in the same ares. tor of the host church. Sterling. Williston, N. D., js In addition to aiding victims of lary, while the trial of a third on first| He told of numerous devices to} wp dinilbe elite de fees ot highway mishaps they will give first make the trees grow in the some-|Valescing from a mastoid operation, (<=>) Figg. urslary charges was to begin jen es drouth-stricken and dust-blown |Roy W. Frazier, Williston highway SPEEDY NEW TRAINS piace toa teertr fee aad Twin Beds ......... $5.00 William Helgeson, Pelican Rapids, |20N¢. maintenance engineer fating charges "Sach first-aid station will be desig , is nd Minn, and Alvin Walters, Wahpeton,| In many places peas or rye were|Of unlawful discharge of s firearm, x i ‘Wings of the Morning! reese - 6.00 Large Corner Room.. 8.00 This beautiful Fireproof hotel thway di H tne to 10 years in prison. quently sudan grass or cane were|fore Justice of the Peace C. C, Kem- “af be eailipipedrwitit's ‘epecial’ cst starts my day sunny-side up! {nated by a sign to be furnished by the ND. pleaded guilty to second degree | Planted between the rows of young will leave the hospital in a few days. ‘ plies Mer Schilling Coffee in ois | burglary and were sentenced to serve | trees to help hold down the soil, Fre-| Frazier will be given a hearing be- Ber iy capatiaeee dele ‘station if jul) Chester Koop of Jamestown, N, D.,|Planted on edges of ahelterbelts to|per of Trenton here May 20 on com- aid kit. You prefer Drip Coffee? also offers: Double rooms, re- ee eee oe " degree | Protect the seedlings. plaint of a Tioga farmer that Frasier | Four Railroads Reported Ready illing Dri sm ception room, bedroom ‘and ges and was ordered to trial Fri-| Roberts said most of the 1,360 miles at his automobile when he failed ice Offi * Schilling Drip bath connecting, with Frigid- ay. Helgeson and Walters were re-|of shelterbelt strips projected for the |to observe s “road closed” sign. to Plan 39-Hour Service | Police Officer Slain is “tailored to measure” aire, $4.00 per day single. Twin manded to custody of the sheriff and|1936 season have been planted. The} Justice Elmer Collins was named ; ibe witnesses against, Koop. year's planting has been completed in hearing to Seattle At Target Practice n mm the Larson boat | Texas, lahoma, Kansas, is . ae = works here was alleged to have been|almost finished in Nebraska and is St. Paul, May 13 Reports Racine, Wis., May 13.—()—Police Everything provided for safety and comfort. Perfectly located, found in the car driven by the trio. |well started in South Dakota and|tion of attorneys a new hearing was Sant earrent he A cae ports | Officer Frank Lenzke, 30, was fatally facing depot park and city free parking lot. Every room an outside for your Drip mak beds $5.00 and $6.00 per day. four unded. whe! alked in front of North Dakota. Crews of relief labor| Set for May 20 with Justice Kemper wounded when he w front ‘ ‘i room. Large, spacious, outside corner lobby. p Io 6 su? reached s peak of almost 4,000 to preside. ‘ railroads operating through St. Paul/ another officer, George Luccason, as udy’s ‘Dream Girl Phe ‘ase aa “ss the. ose pis 6s are planning to collaborate in inaug-| the latter fired a 38 caliber revolver ‘Also—Schilling Percolator moe apartments for rent, furnished or unfurnished, Also H i ‘uration soon of high-s) train ser- \- z Is in Divorce Court borer regia ragepehaloaes soll to Advocates Bounty vice between Chisago any the Pacific a mace ener eee Coffee—specially prepared Los ee heer aaa erties Wi coast, via the Twin Cities. alles terieen rca ae On Half-Wild Dogs) Rosas wnicn would combine to add for percolators. broken romance toward’ « @-|Keonomic Study Club | ,Sestne! Butte, x. p; say 18—lamvtee are reporeed vo ve tne Orest| WAKE UP YOUR Schilling Northern, Northern Pacific, Burling- pr wes chapel ‘te’ ‘cnete| 1 Sponsoring Forum aoe wae sit tne running ime ve-| LIVER BILE— Coffee enor with cruelty in a complaint) Bismarck Economic Study club No. ‘Three restaurants in connection where wonderful food is served at reasonable prices from our new modern electric kitchen, which we invite our guests and patrons to visit any hour, day or night. We serve lobsters, frog legs, scallops and other sea foods. Private dining rooms for social functions. Call Geo. Behringer, Catering Manager, for party reservations. THE ONLY FIREPROOF HOTEL IN BISMARCK preceded tween Chicago and the coast would eed cay, what her Sttorney, Ben)1 will hold its first open forum meet be cut from the present 70 hours to cour ees a eee icable ‘adjustment of thelr finan- me p. = poser ed aeeiape . Fated rai competition of trains On| the tiver should pour out two poanae st r . M., 5 was an- other larly the a * al affairs.” Cohen said Vallee would| nounced Tuesday by Herbert J. Rob- d Pacific's “City of Por ‘land,” ee : poe Licirggcany so Prey — not contest the divorce. erts, temporary . regular meeting of the organiza- Rebekah Lodge Will | ion witt be held at 8 p.m. Wednes- train from Chicago to Portland, via | Omaha. your stomach. You get constipated. Your w _ . Sinkeed be werd intakes “pe . bowel movement dousa't geese the cause Tt (0,73 e le : a day in the R. H. Walker residence, 422 FARMER Attend Hansen Rites] First st. eR ne te its __| same cheameatanenceesss eeaetars Dr. Fred W. Ingvoldstad, sponsored pags Poets To aot bile Sowing All members of the Rebekah lodge |by the American Advocate of Okla- eed eke ee ee Tequested to assemble in the Webb | homa City, will be guest speaker for freely. Ask dee Carters ‘Little Liver Pills by funeral chapel at 1:30 p. m., Thurs- | the forum meeting and will speak on name. refuse anything else. 3c. A Pals Leeann ci service for|* Ser Roberts states that ic ie the les o 1s set for} cticy of the club to accord courtesies : Pp. m.,in a body. to all who may wish to address the| ENVO¥’S PROMOTION ASKED-. piaanenes ; Se | public upon economic questions. It| Washington, May 13.—()—Corn: : a TEST does not necessarily endorse the sen- of eee sre ' aaty S re eee] ~~ TERRAPLANE | If ole sr seams sron Grocery Specials May 13th to May 19th - against the best any other low priced car can do!” Tree - Minn Salad Dressing, ST EVENS Auto Managers Back Minneopa Sandwich — avon ele tones pricy than any of the other three leaders, More po el a ad Then obs ped one Fr smoothness no other From in pint ryoRto's j - ne ee ding cnakae ARGE GY ‘ hevrolet ie a “Discovery Drive” in a Terraplane. - You will Gad very litte difference in jonrecetcceits lene foe bene i HOTEL turned to their homes after attend- - price for the you want... but and a separate safety braking . ie Uneeaba baa . a big difference in what you get for ing from the same brake baal if eect si ine {ig itt Michigan, Ample parking fectttion, Capi . ) Dole’s Pineapple what TON fay Plus a third waking yeen from Cenvanienttocll depot shots Meera Gems, No. 2); tin QC JUDGE STYLE—Tecrsplane sgsinst the wey handling parking = Write or wire for reservations, the other three, with the only 1936 design © MEASURE SAFETY—Ooly Terra- = that is entirely sew. plane, of the leading four, has a body all P. & G. Soap, 1 g giant bars, 5 for.. Cc CRECK SIZE AND ROOM—Full of steel with solid, seamless steel roof. 115-inch wheelbase do Teecapaene +-UPto: §=COMPARE ECONOMY —Terra- HICAGO tT Nichigen 3 inches more than the And 145 lane averaged miles per gallon i : 4 foom, leg room, seating room. with 3 passengers and baggage—with no arg ns Sey CONSIDER RUGGEDNESS—We'!l be ys Radial Safety Control, patent ap- show you owner records of 125,000, for. Exclusive in Terraplane. 150/000 miles and op. Ask any other low TRY RIDING COMFORT—Terra- _ priced car to match plane’s Rhythmic Ride, against the ride you jet come in and say, “Show me.” ell back Terraplane sates peat Oo ast pee veer eee = Ya-lb. nd corrects one of the real Underlying 2 for . paign. Palmer Paid Tribute get in any other low priced car. ooo every time. Figen final tcibute Wedwesday gest set be to A. Mitchell Palmer, former attor-| Semin ats wr toweis B No. 2%; tins 88 or 100 H. P....115-inch wheelbase RS ney general, who died here of a heart y 2 for ailment. Brief funeral services at the or $ WN home of a iifelong friend, Malcolm 8. McConihe, were held Wednesday pening after hin Ge boty Poke oe F ow sidan gp efemmes are me SAVE .. . with the sew HUDSON-C. I. T. Sack 6% Bodget Plan ... very low Savery toot Ef i i Let Bismarck Owners Tell You Why They Bought TERRAPLANES HERE ARE A FEW ... OTHER NAMES ON MRS. GEO, GUNDERSON - - - 31¢ Third St. B.C, TRESSLER - - + « CLARK GORDANIER - - - . - 519 Sixth St. ELLSWORTH FINLAYSON ~ k CABINERS imemngemoeg ements Witla spinel obenaal