The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1936, Page 11

HAIL TAX PENALTY, } INTEREST WILL BE COLLECTED IN N. D. Department Attorney Rules Governor's Proclamation Does Not Apply _ Despite a proclamation by Gov. Walter Welford, the state hail in- , Burance department plans to collect penalty and interest on all delinquent / hail indemnity taxes for the years j 1934 and 1935, W. J. Austin, attorney { for the department, said Friday. Payment of delinquent hail indem- nity taxes for 1933 and prior years, however, will be accepted without pen- alty and interest, he stated. His opinion was given in reply to an inquiry from H. O. Poindexter, em- ploye of the hail insurance depart- ment, whether the penalty and inter- est upon the 1935 hail tax is affected Corn Flakes, Sardines, mustard or Swansdown Cake Flour Kraft Cheese, American Noodles, cello wrapped, per Ib. 15 large package. 2 for ....... me 1 7 Cc Brown Sugar, 3 Ibs. for ae 19c tomato sauce, _ 2: 1b. cans for 17c with Baking Powder, per deal 26c 2 Ib. pkg. ...... 16c ease, strike anywhere, 0 the carton, per carton . 1 6c and by the, proclamation issued by ‘Welford. Austin explained that Chapter 275 of the 1935 seasion laws provided for the acceptance of payment of 1933 and prior hail taxes without penalty and interest providing payment was made by December 31, 1935. The acting governor’s proclamation lust January extended such time of payment to September 15, and the ‘lamation issued August 20, 1936, proc! recommends the extension of such une to February 1, 1937, he pointed out. “In view of the fact that this proc- lamation is not an executive order and does not presume to require that its terms be complied with and in view of the fact that it makes no provision for accepting the payment of 1934 and 1935 hail tax without penalty and in- terest,” Austin explained, “it is my opinion that it is the duty of your department and of the various county officers acting as collecting agents for your department to.collect penalty and interest upon all of the 1934 and 1935 hail indemnity taxes.” Dorothy — I’m sorry I had to keep you waiting. Ray—Oh, that’s all right. Now if you'll wait about 10 minutes I think by Chapter 275 of the 1935 session laws | I'd better get another shave. 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Ask your grocer for this im- proved pectin product in powdered form. . (Par FINER FLAVOR WITH SURE-JELL TOO/ CLEAR, SPARKLING JELLIES WITH ALL B) THE DELICIOUS Se?.- FRESH FRUIT. . .. FLAVOR/ \ MONEY BACK OFFER Buy two packages of Sure-Jell. Use one package. If Sure-Jell does not do all we claim for it, just take . the empty container and the unopened package back to your grocer. He will refund the full price of both packages and we will reimburse him. SURE-JELL 1S A PRODUCT or GENERAL FOODS SEVEN N.D. POINTS| GET PRECIPITATION! | Devils Lake With 1.04 Inches Receives Heaviest Fall; Skies were overcast in the central and eastern sections of the state Fri- day following rains reported by seven weather bureau points. The heaviest precipitation in the past 24 hours was recorded at Devils Lake where 1.40 inches of rain was measured. Oakes reported .10-inch; Lisbon, .06; Carrington, .05; Grand Forks, .04 and Hankinson, 01. It was raining at Fargo this morning. Federal weather observer O. W. Roberts reported showers occurring throughout the plains states and over The forecast for North Dakota is fair northwest, unsettled east and south with thundershowers southeast Friday afternoon or tonight and somewhat cooler west and north to- night. Saturday is generally fair. Pineapple, Dole’s famous 2 No. 2% cans . Tomatoes, Maryland pack, Per dozen $1.00 5 large bars .. jumbo size, 2 for Miracle Whip Salad : HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1936 | . Carson Takes Charge Of USN. Recruiting Handicap by weakness in the legs, ascribed to a: over the Spanish atrocities against the clergy, Pope Pius XI brave- ly continues his duties at the summer Vatican, Castel Gondolfo. This newest picture to reach America reveals him seated on the papal throne, a boy kneeling for his blessing. ND BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT IS TAKEN Arrest Ex-Convict at Minot for Alleged Compli- city in Maddock Job Pope Carries on Despite Infirmity Sure to Be Senator, for Only Two Months Minot, N. D., Sept. 4.—(#)—Depart- ment of justice agents came into northwest North Dakota for the sec- ond time this week to make an arrest of a bank robbery suspect, when in Minot Friday they took into custody Jack Williams, alias J. C. Dobbie, of Minot, an ex-convict. Williams, like Ray E. Smith, who was arrested last Saturday near Wil- liston, is held as a suspect in the holdup last May 27 of the Maddock Jimmie—Does your father object to my staying so ate? Frances—Oh, no. He says it serves me right for letting you hang around Two department of justice agents from the regional headquarters at 8. D., came here and took Howard Carson, machinist’s mate first class, U. 8. N., has arrived in Bismarck to assume charge of the local navy recruiting office. He suc- ceeds R. J. Penders, chief machinists mate, who has been local navy ree cruiting officer for the last two years and has been assigned to the U. 8. 5. Hannibal, a navy ship engaged in survey work on the east coast. Mr. Penders, Mrs. Penders and their daughter, Virginia, left Thurs- day for Norfolk, Va. There were sev- eral social affairs honoring them since Mr. Pender’s transfer became known. Mr. Carson formerly was assigned to the U. 8. 8. Kariawha, one of the large oil tankers of the navy. He was born and reared in Illinois and said Friday that he is glad to be back in the great middlewest after 14 years of interesting travel while in service in the navy. ‘The man was arraigned this morn- ing before U. 8. Commissioner Thomas B. Murphy, who committed him to the Cass county jail at Fargo to await action by a federal grand tt Food Market 119 5th St. Near Broadway Shop for Three Days—Closed Monday Smoked Picnics, Bugar cured, Ib. Williams denied any connection | with the Maddock holdup and de- hearing. Commissioner | Murphy set Sept. 30 as the date for; the hearing. It will be necessary for | Williams will be brought pack here It is Williams’ claim that he has not been east of Minot for more than @ year, though he told federal au- thorities that he had been in Mon-| tana for a short time last summer subsequent to the date of the bank; holdup at Maddock. DIES AT MINOT Minot, N. D., Sept. Isabelle Sterritt, 54, resident of Chi- cago, died Thursday at a Minot hos- | pital. She arrived here one week ago. Funeral services will be held Mon- day at Breckenridge, Minn., where a: Roast, Ib. .. Milk Fed Veal Specials Breast, Ib. . Chops, Ib. ...... Ground Veal, Pork, sister, Mrs. George Reckert, resides. ‘Crusade of Prayer’ Seedless Grapes, 2 Ibs. for Walnuts, Diamond brand, shelled, per Ib. .... Libby’s Milk, 3 tall cans Per Case $3.49 Powdered Sugar, makes sess excellent frost- ings, 3 Ibs, French Pure Van- illa, 2 oz. bottle Peaches for canning, all sizes, they are at their best now, teeeee P per crate (New powDeRreD PECTIN PRODUCT Gives 24 MORE JELLY FROM SAME AMOUNT OF JUICE--- 10 GLASSES INSTEAD OF 6 PERFECT RESULTS Asked by Pope Pius Castel Gandolfo, Italy, Sept. 4.—(? —Pope Pius asked Friday far a “cru- sade of prayer” for the ills besetting | the world—especially in war-torn Spain, The holy father disclosed his fer- vent desire for such a crusade to 8 group of Italian pilgrims. He spoke to 200 members of the Franciscan tertiary orders. He urged them to pray, and to tell their friends to pray'and spread be- fore the world his desire for a prayer crusade for misguided youth, especi- ally because of “flagrant evils and discord—particularly in that country where brothers are killing brothers and outraging souls in the midst of sacilage and horrible carnage.” The holy father added: 0 ——_________ | Today's Recipe Egg Sauce Three tablespoons butter, 4 table- spoons flour, 2 cups milk, % tea- ‘spoon salt, % teaspoon paprika, 2 hard-cooked eggs, diced, 2 tablespoons chopped pimientos. Melt butter and add flour, When mixed, add milk and cook until creamy sauce forms. Add rest of ingredients and cook three minutes. Serve poured around and on top of timbales. Dainty Cup Cakes Two eggs, separated; 2-3 cup sweet- ened condensed milk; % cup flour; 3 teaspoons baking powder; % teaspoon lemon extract. Beat egg yolks with rotary egg beater. Add sweetened condensed milk and continue beating until well blended. Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and sift again. Add gradually to first mixture and stir until well blended. Add lemon extract. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into small greased cup cake tins. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) about 15 minutes. With a sharp knife slice off the top of each cup cake as thinly as possible. Hollow out cente? and fill with Orange Cream Filling. Replace top carefully. Dust top of cake with con- fectioners’ sugar. Two-thirds cup sweetened condens- ed milk; 3 tablespoons lemon juice; 1 |7 tablespoon orange juice; 2 tab! grated orange rind; 1 egg white, stiff- ly beaten. Blend sweetened condensed milk, fruit juices and orange rind. Stir un- Two other sisters survive, Mrs. Her- til mixture thickens. Fold in stiffly] man Mechler of Minot and Mrs. for loaf, per Ib. ......... beaten egg white. Chill. Spread On| nyichael Doherty of Butte, Mont. 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