The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1936, Page 3

BA WARS PART NOT 70 ‘G0 BACK’ I SHOT AT MONOPOLY Declares ‘Oil Companies’ Have Been ‘Extremely Active’ in Campaign speculat the Idahoan will do if he is dis- pleased with convention results. In ais speech, only 10 days before the big assembly at Cleveland, the SR nea a aE CC ea Borah voiced the belief that “the candidates of the respective parties will be the platforms.” MOONAN OPERATED ON Gill Promoted To Pembina ina High Post MEET AT DICKINSON Approximately 125 mately 125 Cinder Stars on Hand for. Preliminaries Friday Congr are May 29.—(®)—The istrict tryout WELLS FARM YOUTH | KILLED COLSON Funeral Held Friday Near Har- vey for Stanton Olson, 17, Wellsburg Harvey,.N. D., May 29.— Funeral services were held Friday for Nor- man Stanton Olson, 17-year-old farm boy who was killed Monday evening in @ truck and car collision near ‘Wellsburg. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs, Helmer A. Olson, of Wells town- ship in northwestern Wells county. N.D. Traffic Toll rar 15 = 25 The accident took place about 7:30 + |p. m. Monday, on the highway one- quarter mile west and one mile north of Wellsburg, when a truck and the car in which he was riding collided. After attending school at Heimdal, Norman had been employed at home on his father’s farm. He was born Ge | at Heimdal on April 5, 1919. Survivers are eight children and the parents. Lemke’s Reclamation Bill Killed by House Washington, May 29.—(#)—The house irrigation and _ reclamation committee Thursday killed a proposal for a vast $4,000,000,000 water conser- vation and power program in a 10- state area between the Rocky moun: tains and the Mississippi river. In a unanimous decision to table the measure, the committee blocked fur- ther action on a bill by Rep. Lemke (Rep., N. D.) to create a “mid-con- tinent reclamation commission” to de- Tear Gas Foils Raid On New Jersey Bank Haledon, N. J.. May 29.—(®)—Six bandits who attempted to hold up the Haledon National bank Friday were driven from the bank without any loot when one of the seven employes, lined up before sawed off shotguns, tripped a lever which flooded the oa with tear gas. The bandits MAIL 1S DELAYED BY USING STATION BOXES Railway Platform Boxes for Travelers Only, Bismarck Postmaster Says Mail boxes on Bismarck railway Platforms are intended for the trav- eling public only, Chris Bertsch, act- ing Bismarck postmaster, said Friday in answering complaints of slow de- livery of mail. Bertsch declared that railway mail service employes are under orders to deliver mail picked up from station boxes to some central distributing point such as Fargo and 8t. Paul for remailing. In a recent instance, a huge bundle of mail from one of the state depart- ments was picked up and taken into St. Paul. In the bundle was mail for many western and northwestern North Dakota points. Bertsch esti- mates that three days loss of time in- convenienced both the department and the recipents. “This mail could bave been deliv- ered to the postoffice in plenty of time to catch the train,” Bertsch de- clared. ‘The postoffice deadfine for catch- ing the various trains, Bertsch said, is 30 minutes before departure. PROCLAIM CORONATION London May 29.—(?)—Great crowds gathered about St. James palace Fri- day to hear heralds, dressed in med- jeval costume, read into modern mic- Tophones a proclamation of the cor- onation of King Edward VIII, to be held May 12, 1937. -ISTORES 10 EXHBIT PIONEER DAY RELICS Window Displays to Be Part of Festival Celebration duly 3-5 Cowboys in ten-gallon hats, chaps and boots; stage coach drivers in buckskin clothes; city folks in pioneer costumes, and Indians in full tribal Gress parading through streets decor- ated to bring back memories of those early days. That is the setting in which Bis- marck will stage its Pioneer Days Festival July 3, 4 and 5, First step in the work of dressing up Bismarck for the celebration pro- tam will be the setting up of exhibits of antiques and heirlooms in display windows of every Capital City busi- ness firm, George Bird, chairman of the decorations committee, announced Thursday. Bird asked that all stores, desiring to dress up their store windows with relics of the pioneer days or Indian curios, contact either himself or 8. W. Corwin or Walter Renden, the other two members of the decorations com- mittee, so they may know how many windows to provide exhibits for. When a fairly complete list of the stores has been obtained, the commit- tee will arrange for the exhibits, he said. Bird stated it was the desire of the committee to keep any merchan- ise displays out of the windows used for the exhibits. The committee also plans to fur- nish special cards for all places which have some historical significance, pointing out for what each spot can be remembered by the old timers in the Missouri Slope area. Junior Legion Group To Drill for Parade The Sons of the A American Legion are having a drill practice at 7:30 p. m., Friday in the William Moore school in preparation for marching in the Memorial day parade. Paul Hed- strom, lieutenant, will be in charge. All members are urged to be present. Selassie Arrives at Gibraltar as Citizen Gibraltar, May 20.—(#)—Haile Se- lassie, emperor of @ lost empire, ar- rived at Great Britain’s rock of Gi- braltar as a private citizen Friday. He came here from Palestine in the British cruiser Capetown. British military authorities exchanged court- esies with him aboard and then the emperor hastened ashore to recover from seasickness. He will continue his trip to England Sunday. Legion’s Commander Outlines Peace Steps St. Paul, May 29.—()—Ray Mur- phy of Ida Grove, Ia., national Amer- ican Legion commander, outlined three steps toward peace at a com- munity meeting last night at which @ peace memorial was unveiled. They are maintenance of military strength adequate for defense, rigid enforce~ ment of neutrality laws and adoption of laws to take the profit out of war. Three Cities Seeking CIVILIAN RIFLEMEN WILL VE JUNE. 28 State Clubs Invited to Send Teams Here for Elimina- tion Matches Civilian teams of riflemen will compete here June 28 for the right to represent the state in the national rifle matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug. 24 to Sept. 12, Adjutant General Frayne Baker announced Friday. Various rifle clubs in the state were invited by General Baker to notify the state adjutant general's office of their intention to take part in the elimination matches at Fort Lincoln here. Ammunition will be furnished the competitors by the adjutant gen- eral’s office. ‘The winning team, to consist of a team captain, 10 firers and two alter- nates will receive five cents per mile transportation from their homes to the national matches and return. At Convention of Lions /2#™P_Perry they will be allowed Grand Forks, N. D., May 23.—(?)— Final business sessions of the fifth district Lions convention were held Friday, with Little Falls and Hibbing, Minn., making determined efforts to) land the 1937 meeting. Moose Jaw, Sask., also sought the next meeting. Roderick Beddow of Birmingham, past international president, declared the “eternal opposition” or Lionism to Communism at the district governor's banquet Thursday night. —_—__—— ADMITS BOND FORGERY Kansas City, May 29.—(?)—Assist- ant U. 8. District Attorney Richard K. Phelps disclosed Thursday he held a 160-page document in which he said Frank R. Beddow, now in a federal hospital at Springfield, Mo., admitted he engineered a conspiracy to market $101,000 worth of forged City of Omaha bonds. ROSE SHOP During the balance of the summer will close Saturdays at 6 P.M. $1.20 per day subsistence. All other arrangements for the competitive shoot here will be in the hands of the Bismarck Rifle club. A National Guard team also will be sent to the national matches, during which time a small arms firing school will be conducted. ————— Low rent can be had by buy- ing a Covered Wagon House Trailer, monthly payments. On display at Fleck Motor Sales. Minnesota Concerns Get Devils Lake Jobs Devils Lake, N. D., May 20—(7)— Three Minnesota concerns Friday were awarded contracts for construc- tion of the new elementary school building in Devils Lake by the board of education following the reopening of bids in Devils Lake Thursday. The general construction contract was awarded to the H. L. Staven com- pany of Hibbing, the plumbing, heat- ing and ventilation contract was awarded to the Healey Plumbing and Heating company of St. Paul, the Johnson Service company of Minne- apolis was awarded the contract for temperature control. GETS LIFE FOR MURDER Chicago, May 29.—()—Thomas Starr, 28-year old Negro rag picker and former circus roustabout, was sentenced Friday to serve 199 years in the Joliet state prison for the mur- der of Mrs, Lillian Guild, 59-year-old gift shop manager who was killed in her Y. W. C. A. hotel room last May 9. WE HAVE MOVED Our office now is located in the lobby of the Bismarck Greyhound Bus Depot Seventh at Broadway Same High Quality Service—Same Telephone Number 57 - TAXI - 57 LIGHTING and ELECTRICAL WORK at the Beautiful New SINCLAIR Sara STATION Complete Electric and Neon Service S T O P ! Sinclair-ize for Before You GO QUICK DRYING PAINTS VARNISHES and ENAMELS Were Used Exclusively in the Painting and Decorating of the Attractive New. 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