The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 3

BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936 PRESIDENT’S GEORGIA FARM HARD HIT BY DROUGHT -.JGNORED RELATIVES PLANNING NEW BUNT “FOR FARM FORTUNE 17 Kin Cut Off in Will Get Order to Exhume Body and Contest Bequest 16 NINES TO ENTER Rain Ends Prayers | "Used in Demon! Drive N.D, PRO TOURNEY |*ceccco nose say acon” | te. Yore 2 tna aay w. —The wisdom of Beninie, the Navajo medicine man, was ac- | ‘imple words are going to be used in the Democratic party's campaign for Seven District Events Being yy pers Ace ipod ie President Roosevelt's re-slection—and ; tribe. ven Soaps: Held Throughout State; Huneadie 8 toa i » oratory.’ Oakes Is Winher Spirit were followed by down- Miss Dewson, head of the women’s pours which drenched sections of 8 Dak the reservation and acattered teams aie ban selected Lega showers over other parts of the first. state championship baseball] Parched area, =-Need ti ?° Drive In. tournament to be conducted at Devils The end of bed days and nights 7 res Lake July 10 to 19, Leo Osman, state} of chanting an eee ee " as We'll show you how to representative of the National Semi-| SPlashes of rain started to fall on Pro congress, said here Monday. the painted dancers, Ten entrants are being det termined in seven district tournaments now in Progress over the state and the re- maining six tourney competitors will be selected by invitation. Of the six invited teams, the Dakota Millers of Grand Forks, Fargo Braves and DesLacs already been entered. ‘The other three are Milton, Zah! and ‘Tipton, Iowa, July 7.—(#)—The 17 relatives bachelor Henry Iwers ig- nored in bequeathing his quarter-mil- lion dollar estate discussed plans Tuesday to launch another treasure hunt on the bachelor’s 680-acre farm. Already a fortune of $212,500 has been found on the farm—cached in iron boxes, hidden in the house—and relatives have found traces of other Property, leading them to believe ame hidden gold is buried about the Belcourt Indians, Osman, who has lish uarters Dr. Harriet Bixby and Dr. Aug- baat h :. President Roosevelt became numbered among the drough. sufferers when crope on his 2,800-acre farm hae wats pete oh cate! PP Rented ft rhe ot) (teed at Warm 8prings, Sa., wilted during one of the most prolonged dry spelis in that vicinity in Picture ae the tourney at Hankin- ust Orr Head Two Public tied foe TUseday, on tie patie se shows » corn field, dwarfcd from tack of rain, on the president’s estate. At right, Otie Moore, farm super- soh and tournaments at Mayville and Health Offices have Iwers’ will, bequeathing At his intendent. is shown ecanning the heavens in 8 vain search for rain-bearing clouds. (Associated Pres: )) New Rocktord already have been com- i estate to Louis and Margaret Voss, L. saaee scatiin alkeeata set aside, that actuate mass-murder among the| who desire to leave an opportunity| Other district eliminations from Pb p te sted Besar ttptinee Bd Fated ane representing the dis-/| People’s Forum —_|| nations. Witees iuch the champion foes to Devils gist and De. August Orr of Series, satisfied relatives, filed the petition in And I say again, if the world goes A FARMER. |Lake are _Dickinson—Tuesday oa Me Dh as Gunite ot te GRBAC HY. district court Monday, contending |} (raitor's Note) to war with the echoes of’ the world mace Meet ee aera are erie ionic ee eidiin® civibiled, Wad “qUnMUnSSa "ies Iwers was incompetent when he drew || (Ecite war still in its ears, it will be the| Baitor’s Note: Suly $1 Crosby, eeruane Wooten and|day ty ‘De. bMuyail” Williams, st0ve Me sted eluted arrived ated | ect bre fault of the women of the world. They] There catia , i ASE ales abdicate attack individu health officer. can stop war, whenever they choose in by’ intment _placin; from Just A. Rube. It envis- Champion and runnerup are to be} Dr. Bixby’s appointm Pl rg ‘The petition also charged the will to stop it, On the day when every) fons the government dolng some | plcked from double elimination tourn-|her in charge of the slate laboratory was not signed and witnessed accord-|| ers. -All lett ST ed. Tout ten pease: her husband 10) things which would be hard for it |aments at Kulm and Linton ending|here becomes effective July 15. She ing to Jaw. ‘After the hearing rela- f iy ananianen tae whee ‘a Meaken, te do and which tt possibly a should heereag in oer succeeds A. W. Ecklund of Bismarck, tives seek a court order au-|/ Own nam , or combination of men cap- Hap) Swedes and at Lnton, Wishek, Lin-| For 11 years Dr. Bixby has been as- jorizing another search of the farm.|| the right to delete si people to be benefited be required “ 2 a y Meantime an investigation into the;| letters as may be necessary to th ten, Strasburg anc! Zeeland. sistant director of laboratories for HH) Mi —The Tribune w yn subjects of i ling with contro- cause of Henry's death awaited the|| conform to this policy and to re. ‘The state tournament at Devils Lake/the Connecticut state department of appointment of a physician to ex-|| tame where justice and falc piey || Set WIN bes double elimination affatr| health, She 1s « graduate of Tufts hhume the bachelor’s body. The Cedar|| make it advisable. Ali lette: games Played, eac! M/ college and Tufts College Medical! re aniere county board of supervisors author-|| ™ust be limited to not more th : eliminated after two defeats. school of Boston. ized an autopsy Monday, and a per- eee weres. bore. Dr. Orr's appointment as aiteetoe| mit was issued by the state board of - of the child hygiene division, a posi- health. y WOMEN AND WAR ambition, economic greed, or national pro baseball tournament at Wichita. tion held for eight years by Dr. Wil- Bteele, N. D, |Short-sightedness they fail by’ per- Hams until she became state health : suasion, in another eration the; 3 TAdvertioing orecast| ee ns {aes ee ey Sa | a Lomlee's Gon Te Teleing coer ie daa vos a Advertising Forecast} «a vet ts oniy « toot's argument.” |bi¢otions by & very, simple, process: {!N. D. Bar Examinations | tirity tunas. A native of Pierce county, Dr. Orr That is as true now as when first | non-fodder. William Lemke, Jr. son of Con-/ was graduated from Jamestown col- Seattle, July 71.—()—A tremendous | uttered. 5 gressman William Lemke of North|jege and Northwestern Medical increase in national newspaper ad-| “War settles nothing,” is just as ieabiacs hen he ge ere me aa oan Dakota, third party presidential can-| school and has been practicing in uote seal eae rae i eal true. So then why have wars? ANOTHER PLAN " didate, was one of 33 candidates who/ Sarles the last two years. He expects tol it ooetveritiain, ot the Pacific Adv Some people answer that question . D. fet ‘are important /| took he examinations at the capito! ie Gene cee ee a clubs association. cid crintipisisc 2 5 but} The examinations will be acted on Leslie M. Barton, New York City, Labrerge expressed the opinion businessmen Wis| successful" wil be admitien to prac: | Germany Warned to would put more money into news- tice of law in the state, Keep Hand Off Danzig is ES ine governs anale the [fe rohit rilelgie) dole ace era tax bill.” Washington university of Washing-| wersaw, July 7—()—The official You'll go for it, when we “advertising particularly within the aan, ton, D. C. Polish press Tuesday warned Ger- C roll out this big, handsome, building industries, will exceed any- 9 ae ee ae many to keep her hands off the free thing we have ever known,” Barton Italy Not to Sit in city of Danzig. said in a prepared address. He praised A “ 3 separation from the rice that gives you the « newspaper advertising as “more ef- jatopped 0 a é ’ Dardenelles Meeting anise taaieos is not sooeptable P & y § fective than any other medium.” to Poland which does not agree to a GOODYEAR MARGIN OF : change in the legal status of the free SAFETY with quick-stopping Montreaux, Switzerland, July 7.— some sug- (#)—Diplomats received with dismay |city,” said th spaper Kurjer Por- § . Mrs. Fox Is Awarded ven free Tuesday reports roa Rome that ian oe a center traction in a THICK, icy i i - Italy would not participate in the| ‘The declaration followed the return i Policy in Provident pig hort international Dardanelles conference. |to Warsaw of Col. Joseph Beck, Polish TOUGH, LONG-MILEAGE Hi Mrs. Della Fox, employed at the ‘Woodmansee stationery store, has a new $1,000 life insurance policy as a result of her ‘ability to gueés right. W. A. Schwartz, general agent in Bismarck for the Provident Life In- surance company, had a cowboy hat Prior to the Pioneer Days celebration and invited policyholders and friends|recall cl to write their names on it. Then he| declared decided to award a life insurance/humanity that Policy to the person who could most/ted was mercenary, as are closely guess the number of names.|and the part in it that our Mrs. Fox came closest to 496, the ac-|played was the bigger part. tual number, and was awarded the} Drives were put on for volunt that the car touches the | Fears were expressed Premier Musso-|foreign minister, who had been in Goodyear non-skid tread lini might also decline to send repre-|Geneva attending league sessions. : mr teeet the Foad., There- (sentatives to the Locarno, parley at re under which EVERY PLY IS ‘Brussels later this month. FLOO! . | ‘The conferees awaited a communi-| Richlands, Va., July 7.—(#)—Flood | BLOWOUT-PROTECTED by cation from Rome explaining the|waters from a cloudburst in western Goodyear patented SUPER- must be/Italian position as they debated a/Tazewell county, in southwest Vir- TWIST Cord ./British proposal designed to open the |ginia, swept through Raven and Red irda. creat-istraits for her fleet in the event of|Ash Monday and covered state high- war. Russia and Turkey Joined in op-|way No. 8 to the northwest with | A Real Goodyear debris for eight miles. H i Fs i beh § OE BLUE RIBBON VALUE! Corwin-Churchill Motors Inc. > EEE fs ‘Genuine Steam Supercurline i ir regular work. HAIR PROTEINIZER — Ask ELECTRIC PERMANENTS policy. ennai The pemeee. Lape them: all, the has ot to lost his an ange extract used Pe zoTos creer Ta Bismarck, North Dakota 4 5 leaders in a great As long is on his farm after permanent FREE baal Chrysler-Plymouth Distributors for western Dakota they led the clamor. Voluntary enlist- is plenty of work to do. ? i eS SN ment soon began to slow down. Then} But we have been thinking of stl HARRINGTON’S } and eastern Montana poise brutally, not how brutal Rice cctabeeey that is nothing more = ead Santa Ana, Calif., July 7—(7)—Two hundred men were held in jail here |in ‘Tuesday in connection with fresh out- breaks of violence in Orange county's extended citrus pickers strike. . Several men were beaten and one| Girls turned down dates, re! was shot Monday in clashes between |dance, or even to speak to boys Pickets and strike sympathizers. The |were not willing to have their arrests were made among the strike |blown to bits, their eyes shot pickets. their arms and legs shot off, The special deputy sheriffs were in- | lives irreparably wrecked by jured and Charles Wagner, director of |gas and in many ways & growers’ association, was beaten with | life. a They did it systematically an iron chain in the outbreaks. ars = triumphantly. They knew 1 Killed, 12 Injured _{ force the men to do anything : wanted them to do by simply - In Jerusalem Riots] drawing socia tavors. Personally — know now that I would mi r E Ee ges gE be i a 5 H FE gs | i & ri HE i Aith! ze* H é i & <FEEE agtBe ot BR Jerusalem, July 7.—(#—(Jewish Telegraph Agency)—One Jew was killed and eight Jews and four Brit- ons wounded in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Tuesday. A bomb explosion at the police station in the Neve Shanaan quarter of Jerusalem, injured two Jew- ish policemen and six Jewish civilians. A British army officer and a private were wounded when rebels ambushed a ceere en route from Tulkarem to rill i q i bf ie E 3 § aie f : é i ic ay Corner Grocery $00 Third St. Phone 1059 ee liners vic tes an ieee ARIEL Bie t i i BES i mh peak ab [ fal ate rT we il iH i Ly 4 EG fi “HH 4 : i BE E : i : Eg hee He fa i it: on mild ripe tobacco ce ar ...when tobacco ripens in. ' : _ Smokers will tell you... 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