The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1936, Page 12

row HANCOPm 4839559 ee TO MAKE NEW AAA PAYMENTS DIRECTLY Fargo Proposed as One Head- quarters for Western Re- gion Under Plan Washington, Sept. control program this year will instead of from Washington. Offcials said Friday that AAA leaders approved this step for west- ern, north central and southern re- gions, although auditing of benefit claims as well as payments will con- tinue to be done in Washington for the east central and northeast re- gions. AAA spokesmen still were uncertain as to the exact date when payments will be made although they predicted the bulk of benefit checks will go out in December and January. Secretary Wallace, at a recent press conference, said a few checks might be ready by November. Payments this year will be in a lump sum, spokes- men said, contrasting with the for- mer separate checks for wheat, corn- hog, cotton and other AAA commod- ity control programs. Checking up on_ soil-conserving acreage and practices of farmers in the five different regions already is under way, officials said. Fargo, N. D., has been proposed as one of the regional AAA offices for the western region under the decen- tralization plan. AGED RANCHER SUCCUMBS Fargo, Sept. 4—(#)—Nathan Os- good, 87, pioneer rancher and stock- man who came into the northwest in 1883, died Thursday night. He settled first in Minnesota, then moved to Montana, where he ranched, and came here about 40 years ago. N Y A GETS BUILDINGS Washington, Sept. 4.—()—The war department, announced Friday that the buildings and equipment at the Passamaquoddy Tidal Bay project in Maine would be turned over to the National youth administration for use as a training school. STORIES IN STAMPS By I. S. Klein Mecuanic WHO. RECOUL OFFICES | 4.—(?)—Pay- ments to farmers under the $470,- 000,000 soil conservation-production be made directly from regional offices in three of the five national divisions OUT OUR} WAY BETTER- W WHY, UH- TTENHE, AH~ gees ee es ee | Additional Sports | ay Only Three ree of Last Year Last Year's Rose- Bowlers Answer Coach Bell's Call Editor’s Note: This is the fourth of a series dealing with prospects of major college foot- ball teams. Dallas, Tex., Sept. 4.—(#)—Grad- uation, the football coach's bugaboo, apparently has robbed the Southern Methodist university Mustangs, whose ponents ragged until the Stanford Rose Bowl game, of a chance to re- tive victories. Bounding Bobby Wilson, broken field runner who zig-zagged his way to the All-America; Big Truman Spain, who made the first alternate team, and Maurice Orr, deadiy place- kicker, tackles; Crooning Buster Ra- (Iron Man) Wetsel, guards; Maco Stewart and Bill Tipton, ends; J. R.) BECAME A Great IX the Louvre, in Paris, hangs the famous Mona Lisa, por- trait of a woman whose mysteri- ously smiling lips and devilish | eyes have mystified the art world. In the refectory of the Santa Mae ria della Grazia cathedral in Mi+ lan hangs another great painting, depicting “The Last Supper.” Both masterpieces are the work of 2 man who believed himself a bets | fer mechanic than artist—Leo- | nardo da Vinci. | This genius, who lived from | 1452 to 1519, had an abundance | of brilliant ideas. but few ever came to completion. Besides the | two great paintings, his famed works included a remarkable | equestrian statue, which was de- | stroyed later. He is believed to have drawn the first design for an | airplane. He invented various en- gines of war. and other mechani- cal devices. Even his sketches of | Paintings he) never completed are considered | masterpieces. In tribute to Da_ Vinci's thoughts of flight, study, and Harry Shuford, brilliant fullback. Those 10 men were members of the starting line-up. Seven other first string players received degrees. Matty Bell, popular, coach of the ponies, has but three players returning who may be called regulars of that fine team—Paschal Scottino, guard, and John Sprague. fullback, co-captains; and Bob Fin- ley, kicker and passer. Bell evidently is pessnistic though he tries not to show it. He admits “we won't finish first, I'm afraid, in the conference (South- | west).” Here's the crop of 1936 opponents who bring much head-shaking to Bell: North Texas Teachers of Den- ton, Texas A. M. and I. of Kings- ville, and the following on consecu- tice week-ends: at New York, Vanderbilt at Dallas, University of Texas, Texas A. and M., University of Arkansas, Baylor uni- versity, Texas Christian university and Rice Institute. | Jamestown Hurler St. Paul, Sept. 4.—(?)—It was James- town, Eau Claire, Winnipeg and Fargo- Moorhead which Friday stood the best chance of getting into the champion- ship playoffs in the Northern baseball league, just 10 days away. Jamestown held onto a 2'2 game lead as Lefty Kash came near to en- tering the hall of fame with a one- hit pitching performance and a 3-0 shutout of Crookston. The hit off Italy in 1935 ise sued a set of air mail stamps on | one of which the | Brot master is | ! i 3 gk) “3 E] &. show! \(Copyright. 1936. NEA'‘S Bervice! Ine.) Kash's delivery was a double by left | fielder Johnson of the Crookston club in the fifth inning. H The second place Eau Claire Bears gained a half game on the Jamestown | club by taking both ends of a double- | header from Superior, 2-0 and 16-7, jin seven innings. The fourth place 601 Tenth St. @T SATURDAY ORANGES, Med. 288 JELLO, All flavors, 4 BAKING POWDER CORN FLAKES, Kell French's Bett, TAPIOCA noha SALMON fn" 2 ter JELLY spthnisea willing’s Grocery Head Lettuce, Cabbage, Carrots, Celery, Pears, Peaches SANDWICH SPREAD Welch's, asserted flavors, TOMATO CATSUP ipl oc bite... LOE EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 1613 SPECIALS size, doz. ...... pkgs. ...... Calumet, 16 of can . logg’s, 2 pkgs. .. Red Ribbon, 26 of. jar ee ay 9c sus FORAY § SHORT TIME, TILL HE CAN GET SOMETHIN’ HIS COLLEGE EDUCATION, NATURALLY~/ Graduation Hurts ; wild, daring style of play ran op-!... peat their 1935 record of 12 consecu- | In the ranks of the missing are| born, center; Billy Stamps and J. C./~- “Jack Rabbit” Smith, Wilson's under-! unassuming | al-| Fordham university , Pitches 1-Hit Game| THATS TH! WAY I STARTED -TILL I COULD GET SOMETHIN BETTER. THEN I GOT MARRIED AN! WHEN I NEARLY HAD THAT PAID _\ FER, THEN & BOUGHT A HOUSE, THEN A CAR— THEN A RADIO. ITH By Williams YEH, T KNOW= PUT TH' KIDS THROUGH SCHOOL. DOCTOR SOMETIS BerreR, AN! START AT ‘7. M. REG. U. 8. PAT. OPP, TRMNLLIAMS 4-4. Fargo-Moorhead team bettered its chances of getting into the playoffs by downing the third place Winnipeg team, 19-0. Wausau and Duluth split a double- eader, Wausau slugging its way to an {18-7 decision in the first and Duluth S. M. U. A U.S Prospects winning the nightcap, 7-0. Sports Round-Up | By EDDIE BRIETZ —— | New York, Sept. 4.—(#)—Charlie |Grimm’'s No. 1 hurler in the business [is not Lon Warneke nor Curt Davis Jot the Cubs, but Carl Hubbell of the |Giants, who is down in the books as one of the greatest... Those 11 to 5 cdds on Tony Canzoneri last night sur- prised some of the boys but not old |Jack Doyle, the Broadway betting commissioner. .. In his league a cham- pion is always good until he’s licked. Kay Stammers continues to top the tennis femmes in looks. . . What's jall this about a red hot feud between ‘Bill Jurges and Augie Galan who \used to room together on the Cubs. Discovery is losing his speed as he grows older. . . He's five now. .. No use to try to lick youth... Look at Francis Ouimet sitting on the side- lines in the Walker cup matches. . . Since his wedding the Cards are call- ing “Ducky Wucky” Medwick “Dearie” . With 750 reels of the Louis-; Schmeling fight pictures being shown !around the country, the guys who | gambled on the rights are getting rich. Jack Dempsey will be the best man for George Perry, press agent for the | Yanks, when he weds Legotie Hoover, famous Follies dancer, probably to- jday. .. In Beantown they say a gen- | eral Red Sox exodus this winter will include Rube Walberg, “Old Folks” Bing Miller, Oscar Melillo, Heinie Manush and Dusty Cooke, to name jdjust a few. . . Watch out for Notre Dame this {Season. . . Tuesday is the Giants’ | lucky day. .. They have wan 15 out of 19 on that day. . If you believe Henry ; Longhurst, golf, expert of the London Evening Standard, the Pine Valley {course in New Jersey is the best in the world... The Yanks have received more than ‘5,000 applications for World Series seats. aes ——__—__—__—— | Huge Hot Dogs Are [| | Sold at Cleveland | Cleveland, Sept. 4—(4#)—The concessionaires of the Great Lakes exposition are waging a “hot dog” lengthening war. “Every day they get an inch longer,” said the operator of one stand, “if this keeps up, we're going to have to lengthen our counters by Labor Day.” The standard five-inch “dog” has grown to 15 inches, and sells for 15 cents. | Russian Teachers Rigid Modernists —————— Moscow, Sept. 4.—()—Charged with kissing his sweetheart’s hand, Peter Khrepko had to seek the intervention of Moscow Fri- day to get back into a technical school at Kizil Orda, Kazan re- public. He was accused of resurrecting feudal and aristocratic traditions by the director of the school and expelled, The girl, Serezhechina, was forced to “wash off all traces of the feudal-aristocratic gesture” from her hand. e Frozen or bakeg Tw a the flavor last® Schilling Pu mh ale THE RED AND WHITE STORES Scott's Grocery 311 Seventh Phone 816 SWEET CORN, Blue & White, 2 No. 2 cans . PEAS, Red & White, * 25c FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, per doz. CAKE FLOUR, Red & White, 2% Ib. pkg. ...... Cane and Maple SYRUP, pint bottle BROWN SUGAR, 3 Ibs. for POWDERED SUGAR, 3 Ib. pkg. 23c Kellogg's Utility Kit—2 pkgs. Corm Flakes, 1 Pep, 37 1 Rice Krispies, all for.. Cc OUR FAMILY CRACK- ERS, 2 Ib. pkg. FANCY SPRING CHICKENS Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds 105 Fifth St. PEACHES, Elberta, Per crate PLUMS, Italian, per crate GRAPES, Concord, per basket ... 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Larson gave the taxi driver a check for $60, | which proved worthless. | In jail Larson was still exub- erant. He said he paid the jus- More automobile accidents occur the | in Paris than in any other city in the world. i | 4900 people have been lynched | United States. @ Richholt Grocery ‘sx 9:30 - 10:30 A. M. — WE DELIVER — 2:30 - 4:30 P.M. No, 2 cans, 3 for . Oranges, fancy Blue Goose, 2 dos. for. Pears, for canning, tice of the peace with “a check too,” for $6. Ulysses 8. Grant was the only West fn Point graduate who became president | Wh° - of the United States. Logan’s “We Thank You” You love in vain when the man breezed your . life atorms out of it. CLOSED LABOR DAY MONDAY Order Early and Often for Two Days “Fruits” Cantaloupe Peaches Pears Plums Bananas White Seediess Grapes Red Tokay Grapes Concords Limes Oranges, 2 doz., 5Sc “Vegetables” Tomatoes Head Lettuce Celery New Peas Cauliflower Carrots Green and Wax Beans @ Ib, box .. The Corner Grocery A, BOUTROUS, Owner We Deliver 19c Phone 1059 500 Third St. VEGETABLE SOUP, Campbell's, 2 for ...... BEEF SOUP, Campbell's, 2 for PEN-JEL, 2 pkgs. for MAZOLA OIL, RINSO, large PKB. .....eeees ALL BRAN, Kellogs's, CREAM OF WHEAT, per pks. 25¢ CHILI SAUCE, Red & White, 12 of. size.. "19¢ HONEY, Red & white, 16 os. DATES, Blue & nie, 1% Ibe. PITTED DATES, & White, 2 10-0, men 29C WHEATIES, Fresh Fruits pal Vegetables "23c Table Queen Squash Sweet Potatoes Sweet Corn Spanish Onions New Cabbage “Grocery Department” Calumet Baking Powder, 2 3 c 1 Ib. can - Welch's Jelly, assorted flavor: 1 4 c .19¢ dello, all flavor: 4 pkgs. . Kellogg's Wheat Flakes, 2 for . Kellogg’s Krumbles, 2 pkgs. for ... Minneopa Wheat Puff: 2 pkgs. for .... LeGrande Cut Wax Beans, 2 No. 2 cans LeGrande Cut Green Beans, 2 No. 2 cans . Kirk's Hardwater Castile Soap, 4 bars for Swift's Milk, tall cans, each . “Meat Department” Fancy Veal Shoulder Roast, per lb. U. 8. 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