The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1936, Page 2

WEATHER FO! For Bismarck and vi probable tonight a rmer tonight; ai ANNUAL POPPY DAY: Bismarck Will Do Share in Dis- posing of 110,000 Memor- ial Flowers in N. D. nd Thursday: st tunigh y Dakota: ers probable east sday and warmer extreme east M na Une bg o ivide: 45 Poppy day in a proclama ‘Wednesday by Mayor A. P. Le: The proclamation urged all ci observe the day poppies in honor of the World dead. It stated: “When the United States was plunged into the World War in 1917. the city of Bismarck responded to the, , nation’s call in a spirit of exalced patriotism. The citizens of offered their efforts and ti in the nation’s defense. 1 portions ar Showers sacrificing in th s fell in the north-| “after a man passes the age of 7 as married to Henry Auch Sept. 15,|derzon. City of Bism re weather Is gene’ |he said, “his brain begins to blow w Hea care wreaiedag 1s Heer eb» i910 at Burt. Directing arrangements for the ac- Laat ag Lith eit oa DAILY memory its par vce higher trom |The brain cell deteriorates more rap-|automobile turned over to @heriff| Besides her husband, she leaves ee oe ee ee co \unie. G ao far pper Rpectah effort which broug’ Ir vy to the eastern |{¢ly than the rest of his body. Science|Fred Anstrom by J. C. Porter, when [eight sons and daughters, Mrs. Her-|mittee com of R. R. Nelson,)James D. Gronna. jar only one in 1918. Rocky Mot “alove” but “got? [has succeeded in eliminating the |tne latter man “red” of eluding the /bétt, Edinger of Missoule, Mont. a-|chatman: cohn Desg. © F. Skinner, |judge, William H. Hutchinson of La- Sto : City Answered sadliahial “* |danger of disease which used to take lew and gave himself up here. Porter [Wat@, who farms near Burt, Otto,|Russell Barheck, Jerry | ematt, ee ee iad oi ea set 3 C ipm Many of the city’s youn, North Dakota Cor Wheat Re-| many at an early age, but nobody has jis being held for Iowa state peniten-|Emil, Ella, Edmund, Velma and ‘Lu-|Ryder Hamro and Paul O. Netland, |opponent. He is W. J. Austin of Kulm, p.m. called into the armed sé! | gion Su ta, i936 | Succeeded old age.” tiary authorities. : cila, all at home; two brothers,|Boy Scout executive. an assistant attorney geners!. Every evening © splendid sa- some of them a eek ending May 19, 18:8 | Of rejuvenation, he said: iin Edward Weikum of Burt and Henry| The transportation committee will| | Others who filed are: Judge Daniel sortment of excellent foods. sacrifice their 1 terete CR ior of people think out loud, and| Aq regular meeting of the Lloya|Welkum, living in Oklahoma; and six |conuist of E: M. Davis, chairman; Ray | > Holt of Fargo, first district; Judge Ml) why net atop in tonight? cying with t sometimes their thoughts transplanted | gpetz post of the American Legion|sisters, Mrs. ‘Jacob Roemmich of |Robinson, G. A. Dahlen, Walter Ren- |G. Grimson of Rugby, second district; young Am: to paper are accepted as facts.” poet ade called for 8:30 p.m. Friday!Mott, Mrs. Jacob Auch of New Lejp-|den, Willlam Zabel, Harold Hopton, | Judge R. G. McFarland of Jamestown, 3-Way Inn Caf fields of | plitidiciecatsat ro soca con clubrooms fa the World|#, Mrs, Charles Ulmer of Glen Berry, B. O. Refvem and M. B.|fourth district; Judge John C. Lowe ay inn e HAVE RIGHT TO PET at the Legion clubrooms in the World) 7 n of Minot, fifth district and Judge 116 2n@ St. Eva Senn, Prop. graves, a littl bloomed, nature's tri roic dead. It wa: their comrade wear a poppy day each year uced to sea level, river stage at ch ican Legion these memorial } “Therefore, I, M Bismarck. do Pi day, May 23, to be Popp: City of Bismarck. and I ur zens to observe the day the memorial poppy in o inspiring memory of those the highest patriotic sac the war may be recall: mind. hou ‘A. P. Lenhart. Mayor Order 110,000 Poppies One hundred ten sand poppies have been ordered this year by the department of Nortt kota for the annual sale. The ring de- partments of Minnesota and South Dakota ordered 60,009 and 50.000 spectively. Mrs. C. A. Dow of Gri j Forks is the department Poppy cha. =| man. ‘The poppies sold Legion Auxiliary all BISMARCK, clear clear peldy. id ear NORTH somewhat southwest tonight: cooler Thursday. Unsettled tonight, owing not seriou tation barometer, WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA High- Low. est ad 2 MAYOR COMMENDS | Weather Repo iT ‘coo Showers prob- warmer somewhat Unsettled. tonight and west tonight; sor coo colder east, temperatures west Thursday er west portio tonig warmer t y; cooler from Arizor hward to A ming, abled men in goveramen: DAKOTA ) Auxiliary works igh Lows. tion of Auxili 3 in are paid one cent f i“ and only non-comp: given the work. The sale are used entircly disabled veterans an Aiding in the MINNESOTA POINTS 47 45 James Morris, former na F High- Low- chairman, who is to have charge of i est est P the work at the capitol. Mr i s. clear 34 lear Stair, chairman, will announce R Postponed Third Time Wiliston, ND, May 2—7—| anlaeabaaiss tip td Hearing for Roy W. Frazier, state est highway department maintenance of- | #8 ficial, on a charge of illegal discharge | yj). of a firearm. was postponed for the third time Wednesday because of) i Prazier's illness. A new hearing was eet for June 5. High- FAY DIVORCES RUDY Los Angeles, May 20.—(.P) —Fay Webb of the screen won a divorce Wednesday from Rudy Vallee after testifying her life with him was a series of emotional climaxes. Amarillo, Tex.. Boise, Idaho, URGE SEX EDUCATION Chicago, May 20.—\P\—The sion of sex education in public s programs was recommended Wednes- | ‘ day by the Illinois League of Women | fF, Voters at their annual convention. BUDWEISER Now lic No Charge for the Bottle SPECIAL Month End SERVICE SAVING to all owners of Ford Model “A” Cars Tune Motor All for Clean and adjust distributor points. Clean and adjust Spark Plugs. Set timing, clean gas line, clean carburetor. Check Steering Check and adjust steering, tighten ball / joints, align front wheels. : Adjust Brakes including brake rods Complete Grease Job WASH JOB FREE THIS OFFER EXPIRES MAY 30TH for proper service, Ask fer Al Haakenson, Service Mer. : pA ate a ion tape et All Times Regular Price for this work $6.75 We have a special interest in your car. Bring it to us Universal Motor Co. Prompt Gervice 46 SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS 52, WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS Low- per, |/t9 Wet ground in the eastern and 199 spring seeding was greatly retarded. st Pet. || REJUVENATION, NOT FOR ME, SAYS MAYO, ‘Who Wants to Live His Life Twice?’ Famous Surgeon Asks Reporters ler Daughter, Mr. Mi Bowerman, Li William: » Bismarck hospital. D. m., Tues » loc hospital. nes ler 4 Licenses Bismarck, 20.—(P)—Rr. ©. H. it, Mandan. Chicago, Ma: |Mayo, famous surgeon of Roches! Minn., observed Wednesday that he didn’t known anything about re- juvenation, but that he hopes it isn’t successful. “Who wants to live his life twice?” t enir * ownshtp. Min Hugo, in. Meei thee Circles of thi it Presbyterian ed service to boyhood. wi ial building. bowel, Mick Magy DUST| Oe Lowell park commission has ruled: ,{there shall be no policeman or no light placed in Fort Hill park because jin the opinion of Commissioner Daniel F. O'Dean, “it’s the people’s 5 |park and the people's right to pet.” director for the Webb funeral par- lors, was in a local hospital Wednes- day receiving medical treatment for) a badly strained back. Earl Warren of Trinidad, Colo., Su i } rived here Tuesday to recover | ONTIN TE J) ittemonite wnich was used in the from page one: | robbery of the Wing Oil company and s|Probable Showers later abandoned near Regan. Forecast Close of | aii 3'tney at urge tre ea Dry Spring Months! ness caters wednesday in the office of the county superintendent of schools. Theodore R. Taylor filed Tuesday for the office of county treasurer. Bids will be opened by the state highway department June 5 on two underpasses at Fargo, W. J. Flanni- gan, highway commissioner, said Wed- nesday. oo inorthern sections, he explained, (0; “The temperature for May has been oy above normal and the precipitation | 00 |“decidedly deficient.” Williston with! 0/99 inches and Carson with .50 inch | ‘oo |were the only two state stations re- «0 ‘porting more than the normal amount (0 jof moisture during the first four ‘oo ;months. oo! Precipitation table for April, for four months since January 1,5! amount below itation— Bids were te be opened today on contracts to furnish maintenance equipment and supplies for the state .| highway department. Included in the and on aay equipment to be purchased are 10 09 | Bismarck motor patrols, five tractors, a center- ie Bottineau . oo | Bowman 9 | Carrington 00 | Carson Crosby | Devils La! | Dickinson ct. | Dunn Center.... OS eee Sees 00 \Garrison. . .. Grand Forks.. line stripping machine, $20,000 worth of grader blades and $6,000 in cylverts. Welford Will Sound Keynote in Lake Talk N. BD, May 20.—()— completed PSS) See NR wise Devils Lake, Preparations were being porenaconanorsrses £3) Rr ts tt tt ttt Bene few dave Posts | Jamestown $3|here Wednesday for a Welford-for- + op? A ect est Pct, | bangdon governor rally in Devils Lake Satur- Frazier’s Hearing Is n clear ss 58 33 \Larimore day night in the Memorial building 00) ee iwhere Governor Welford and the candidates of the Welford faction of the Nonpartisan League will speak. ‘The governor will deliver the keynote i address of his campaign. POPE'S COUSIN DEAD 09| Milan, Italy, May 20.—()—Mon- signor Rodolfo Ratti, cousin of Pope Pius, died Wednesday after a long illness. SkssseseRs Mott ... Napoleon . Pembina ;Sharon . 4° Valley City | Wahepton | Williston morosoospe9SS9o9+ 9999985 ins bn G9 G9 i im Ds BAA wos (x)—Above normal. Credit Associations | To Meet at Mandan) Officers of nine western North -00 | Dakota Production Credit associations a4 jwill open a two-day conference inj oy |Mandan Thursday. Presidents and oo |secretaries of companies at Mandan,) ay |Linton, Mott, LaMoure, Minot, Devils: ‘og Lake, Dickinson, Williston and James | -00 |town, will attend the session. Speak: 00 \ers will include F. D, Elliott of St. | '8|Paul, representative of the Farm | | Credit, administration and the Fed-! -00 |eral Intermediate Credit bank. Val ng |Gerving of Glen Ullin, president of ‘no | the Mandan association, will preside’ 30 at a dinner Thursday night. 08 STETSON HATS for Men 00 Capitol — Friday WARNER BROS. MOST DRAMATIC REVELATION SINCE “I AM A FUGITIVE’ CE ay 00 200 The Call of the Wild is Answered in the Love of a Girl and Man! Adramaof wild- horse courage and dog devo- tion that will move you to JOHN ARLEDGE LOUISE LATIMER MORON! OLSEN ond “LIGHTNING”, the dog ond “WARRIOR”, the horse 0p. man Burial Will Be Friday From ticity, Deaths Mrs. agnae, Auch, 45, Burt, at 5:16 and . Bostrom, inted Woods and Mrs. Sally Sorensen, tenement Sate mn NRRL ETRE UES SITE | Retail Coal Dealers ‘cae Reelect Directors MRS, HENRY AUGH |C° from page one- Legion Plans to Make! Gilman Company Wins | , 074 Fert #. D; aay 20-09 DEAD HERE AT ) Ball Tourney Big Event Dodge Sales Toners thi Goat Dear evocation were b-com wal: aay morning of the sub-committee of the two day state con- and Walter Brophy, “ of the ticket sales committee. Members of the publicity commit- tee, in addition to Martin, are Ken- aad Wai coe C. Vernon Freeman = jompson. Mrs. Henry Auch, 45, resident of| In addition to Brophy, members of Burt, N. D., since 1903, died gt 5:16) the ticket committee are John Gray. p. m., Tuesday in a local hospital|A. C. Brainerd, John McLachlan, R.. after a three-week’ illness. R. Nelson, L. B. Brauer, Clarence The body was taken to Burt Wed-|Gunness, John Spare, E. C. Stee, nesday where burial will be made|George Hektner, John Bowers, Fred! Hy it Announcement was made this week by the M. B. Gilman company of Bis- marck that it has just been awarded the Dodge Truck Sales Award by the Dodge division of the Chrysler Cor- poration. ‘This award is thé highest honor conferred by the truck division of the organization, according to M. B. Gil- man, and covers the entire year of 1935, It bears the signature of J. D. Burke, director of truck sales for Dodge. on pub- chairman 2 3 z | Baptist Church at Burt, N. Dak. i a : ge Zz BE: ia] FH 2 a s dee F E, J. Gobel, 423 Fourth 8t., funeral|f Ladies’ Aid meet Thursday as fol |¢; the Baptist church at 2 m.,| Riley and H. L. Poindexter. he asked. lows: No. 1 with Mrs. E. J. Heising, Liga p. m., # The dealers who win this Dodge The surgeon had some trenchant re-|122 Avenue .C, west, ‘Mr , minty t | Priday with Rev. J..R. Mats, pastor,| Aiding Miller on the feeding ane Truck Sales Award are those who |marks about old age and rejuvenation | Moe assisting. 3 p.m: No. 2 with officiating. Interment will be made | housing committee Rl erly ‘ank high in new truck registrations. orinar ewer aa ne pase through [13h eyes cower, Vig Nigh: [in the Emeneaer cemetery, one eee Chicago en route to Atlantic City Harri Fifth St Mra, Anne | 40na Weikum was born July 22, in m Heads Commi Six District Judges Where he will receive the award of the| Jounston” assisting, 2:20 p.m. cand |RusEIR, the daughter of Mr. and Mra.) Curtis F. Dirlam will be en tnac) # near his home at Fergus. silver Buffalo from the American| No. 4 with Mrs. J.C. Oberg, John Mats. She emigrated to thejof the radio committee. assisted by Seeking Reelection |Couneil of Boy Scouts for distinguish | PM6 D Mra, A. Mt, Reale United States and North Dekota in|/H. M. Leonhard, Edward Trepp, 1903, settling in Hettinger county. She | Theodore Martell and Myron H. An- Six district judges, whose terms ex- Ullin, Mrs. Albert Zickur, who resides |Gilman, Dr. G. J. Worner will head the en- tertainment and banquet committee with Milton Rue, 8. T. Lillehaugen, John Bowers and Rev. E. L. Jackson as members. To Entertain Guests Charged with the entertainment of distinguished guests will be ® com- mittee composed of Thomas Burke, chairman; L. V. Miller, Milton Rue, |S. 8. Boise and H. Atkinson. A local service club will be asked to take over the entertainment and transportation of one of the visiting baseball clubs and this work will be under the direction of a liaison com- mittee com! of Judge James Morris, Kiwanis club representative and chairman; Louis Bechtold, Rot- ary; Jack McLachlan, Lions; Richard Penwarden, Junior Association of Commerce; J. P. Wagner, Knights of Columbus; James W. Guthrie, Elks; Frank T. Lembke of Hettinger, sixth Colorado, Mrs. ma Gallagher He werent ogee nee district. Terms are for six years. Dickinson and Mrs. Katie Falmon. Mrs, Auch was s member of the Baptist church and active in th Ladies’ Aid. Earle Peck’s Father, War Vet, Dead at 95 The city’s last surviving Civil war veteran, L. J. Peck, 95, father of Earle C. Peck, 1012 Eighth St. was found dead in his home at Anoka, Minn., Wednesday morning, according to word received here. Mr, Peck is well known in Bis- marck, having lived here with his son off and on for approximately three years. He was born in Alexander, N. ¥., and enlisted in the Union army in New York. Seriously wounded during the war, he was forced to spend two years in @ hospital and moved to Anoka in 1674. Besides his son here, Mr. Peck leaves two other sons, Marcus L. Peck of Sweetgrass, Mont., and Willis H. Peck of Cathay, N. a daughter, Mrs. 8. L. Chapell of Anoka, and sev- eral grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Peck of Bismarck will attend the funeral services, which will be held Friday in the Anoke Congre- gational church. DILL LOSES MOTION Mt. Vernon, Ohio. May 20.—@)— Judge Phillip L. Wilkins overruled Wednesday & motion to dismiss a $25,000 alienation of affection sui against former U. 8. Sen. Clarence C. TRUCK GARDENER DIES Moorhead, Minn., May 20—@)— George Waite, 75, retired Moorhead truck gardener, died in his home here Tuesday night. THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Clearance of all colored straw HATS 88c Formerly Priced at $1.88. All colors. All head sizes. 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