The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 2

é ALD. FARMERS UNON BALLOTS 10 SELECT SLATE OF OFFICERS Secretary Estimates 1,000 in Attendance at State Con- vention Sessions Wahpeton, N. D., Oc.t 8. loting began at the 10th vention of the North Dakota Farm- ers Union Thursday. To be elected were @ director at large and a direc- tor for each of the six districts to serve on the state board; three di- rectors of the Farmers Union Live »stock Commission company and dele- gates to the national convention. ‘The balloting, conducted along the| » lines of an official election, would) continue through the afternoon and all Friday, with returns to be counted and announced Friday night. Secretary Morris Erickson estimat-| ed attendance Thursday at something in excess of 1.000, but said the books, when checked, would probably show that about 1,500 will have attended sessions of the convention, not all of them remaining through, others com- ing late. _. Visiting Chiefs Talk The morning program Thursday featured brief talks by two visiting; state presidents, Emil Loricks of South! ¥' Dakota and Herbert Rolth of Mon- tana. Thursday, in the highlight talk of; the day, M. W. Thatcher, Washing-) ton representative of the Farmers Na- tional Grain corporation, was to broadcast over WDAY at Fargo from the convention hall. Others on the afternoon speaking program included Judge C. W. Buttz. Charles Egley, manager of the Farmers Union Livestock Commission company at St. Paul, told the conven- tion that the solution to problems which beset the farmer is not to be found in political action. “Your chances of getting anywhere! through political action are practically nil,” he declared, “but you have every; } power through economic organiza- tions.” Need ‘New Head on Soil’ “Some say we need a new head inj Washington,” he said. “I think we need a new head out here on the soil. To those who say we need & new head in Washington I say that’s) 2 what we got when we cleaned house four years ago, but nothing funda- mental has been done to improve our conditions.” “Tariffs did not supply the an-; swer,” he said, “nor did the money! S$» system. It isn’t a question of pull- tics. It’s a questiox: of economics.” Minot Phone Rate Schedule Approved The North Dakota railroad board made permanent its new telephone rates placed in effect in the city of Minot July 1. The commission estimated the new rates will save subscribers of the Minot exchange, owned by the Nor- thern States Power company, a total of $11,326 annually, as compared with former rates. The commission announced its schedule of new rates for Minot last *June, and the new schedule was Placed into effect by the company. The present findings new schedule. Antelope Creek Man Dies of Bullet Wound Dickinson, N. D., Oct. 8—(A)— Found in his bedroom with a Sullet hole in his head Wednesday morning, Ed Kenniston, 57, Antelope Creek farmer, died in a hospital late Wed- nesday. Surviving besides the’ widow are four sons and two daughters. Kenniston, who was born in Min- neapolis, has a brother living in Osseo, Minn, ~ Suicide by shooting was the verdict reported ‘Thursday by County Cor-{ aner Art Davis on the death of Ken- j niston.° Prairie Fire Destroys $10,000 Worth of Hay; Grand Forks, Oct. 8.—(?)—A prairie fire that burned over approximately ! 10 square miles of land 15 miles north- west of here destroyed hay salued at about $10,000. ‘The blaze was brought under con- trol late Wednesday night when it reached highway 33 on the north and @ country road on the east. Some 150 stacks of hay still burned late last night in the blackened hay country. The fire started rorth of Mekinock. An old barn on an aban- doned farm was the only building de- atroyed. GRANVILLE PIONEER DIES Granville, N. D., Oct. 8.—(#)—The | funeral of Axel Lyng, 73, for more; than 50 years a resident of McHenry county, was conducted at the Gran- ville Lutheran church this afternoon. ‘The Rev. O. A. Jordahl officiated. Lyng died at his home here Tuesday. GRAND VIZIER SUCCUMS Istanbul, Turkey, Oct. 8.—(#}— ‘Tewfik Pasha, 95, last grand vigier of the Ottoman empire, died today. THIS 18 THE SPECIAL OFFER MADE TO YOU by - Bionarok Tribune reaffirm the} WKATBER FORKCAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Gen- erally fair tonight and Friday; coojer Friday. For North Dakota; Generally f: except unsetties tonight and Frid ooler Been northeast portlo For South Dakota: Fair and Friday; slightly warmer extri east tonight; cooler west and north portions Frida For Montana: Generally fair to- night and Friday; colder northeast portion tonight r Minnesota: Falr in south, tn- sing cloudiness In north tonight Friday; somewhat cooler Friday in north portion, WEATHER CONDITIONS - A high pressure area, attended by generally fair, cool weather, overlies Rocky Mountain region and ti inn tates while low: p attended by warm we nt ‘over Saskatc! n, pelle, 29.82 Inches, and over the south-central states, Oklahoma Cl 29.88 inches. Precipitation has: 01 curred in the southern Plains States. and lower Mississippi Valley, Bismarck station barometer, inc pre For Bismarck Si Total this month to date ...... Normal, this month to date . Total, January Ist to date Normal, January 1st to dat 33 Accumulated deficiency to date 9.35 | NORTH DAKOTA POINTS | Low- High- } est ext Pet. BISMARCK, clear .... 39 81.00 Devils Lake, clear .... 42 80 .00 46 76 00 a 18.0 | WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS Low. High- ‘ent Amarillo, Texas, cid: Boise, Idaho, clear Calgary, Alta.. ¢ Chicago, ML. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, s iT Seattle, Wash, ; Sheridan, Wyo., a8 00 Sloux City, Io 66 00 okane, Wash. 4 00 Swift Current, 8. 78 00 The Pas, Man., cl: eR 00 Winnemucca, fev. 78 00 Winnipeg, $0 00 Plaza Man to Seek ?, - Late Senator’s Post H. L, Selvig of Plaga has been cer- tifled to County Audtior M. L. Glarum of Mountrail county as a candidate for the unexpired term of the late Senator H. T. Peterson, Sec- retary of State James D. Gronna said today. In accordance with a writ of elec- ‘tion signed by Governor Walter Wel- ford, a special election 1s to be held in the 44th legislative district in con- nection with the general election No- vember 3, Gronna stated. He said the certificate of nomina- tion filed by the Mountrail Republi- can party executive committee was laccepted following an opinion by At- torney General P. O. Sathre that fil- ings may be made for special election until 2§ days before the date of the election. | _ In addition to Selvig, Axe! Olson of | Parshall, filed as an individual candi- Gate with “Nonpartisan League” des- ignation, is seeking the senatorial Post. | Kennelly as Officer Fargo, Oct. 8.—(?)—Meeting here Thursday, the North Dakota Embalm- ers named Leo M. Finnegan of Minot, president; E. W. Gilbertaon of Devils Lake, vice president ahd T. G. C. Ken- nelly of Mandan, treasurer, as dele; gates to the annual national confer- ence of embalmers boards in session ; At Louisville, Ky., Oct. 12 to 15, Dr. |Maysil Williams of Bismarck is the other member of the board. FUNERAL 18 HELD Grafton, N. D., Oct. 8.—()—Pun- , eral services were held here Med- 1 nesday for Fred Worthing, 8¢, Graf- ton township clerk for half a century, who died here Sunday. RANGE OF C, Minneapolis, Oct. carlot grain sal grade dark northern, 2, 81%. Barley: No. 3 No, 2, 1 37-1.33; sample Corn, oats and flax not quoted. i INVESTMENT TRUSTS y the Anseciated Press) (Over the counter in New York) Maryland Fund 10-18, we | Quart Inc. Sh. 1. Sel. Am. Sh. In Thurs., Oct. 8, and Fri. Oct. 9 at the Dome Dance Pavilion Morrison's 7-Plece Orchestra rececds te, be used to benefit State Bowling Tournament |State Nurses Open N. D. Embalmers Name| C ONTINUE from page one Accuses Germany, Italy of Breaking ‘Hands-Off’ Treaty Obligations to the agreement.” : Fascist States Quiet The official attitudes of the Berlin ‘and Rome governments have not yet, been disclosed. Informed, Italian sources, however, denied Premier Mus~ solini had violated the “hands off”) agreement in answering the Russian charge Fascist and Nazi planés are now shelling Spanish Socialist troops. Since Portugal has refused consist- ently, despite strong British repre- sentations, to participate in the com- mittee’s work, it appeared an almost hopeless task to achieve a~ genuine workable neutrality. The British government was trri- tated by Moscow's action in making public its ultimatum; the foreign of- fice had hoped to withhold the docu- ment Pepding Friday’s committee meeting. : Contents Revealed The ultimatum was delivered by Moteeydvich Kagan, Soviet represent- ative on the committee, to represent= atives of countries accepting the orig- inal French proposal ‘for non-inter- nition. ‘The rebels now many bombing planes of German and Ital- jan origin which did not belong pre- viously to the Spanish army. The testimony of witnesses prove that supplies of arms from Portugal con- tinues,” he said. Annual Convention * Fargo, Oct. 8—(#)—With 100 regis- tered the North Dakota Nurses as- sociation opened its 24th annual con- vention here Thursday with Miss Mabel Hertegaard of Fargo, president, in charge. Nominations for state offices in- clude Sister Olive and Ruth Wisnaes ot Fargo, president; Anna Skeim of Grafton ahd Miss D. Odden of Fargo, vice president; Sister Aquinas of Far- @0, second vice president; Minnie Jen- sen of Fargo, corresponding secretary; Pearl Voge of Bismarck, secrefary- treasurer; Lucille Paulson of Grand Forks, sister Maxamine of Bis- marck, Miss Hertsgaard of Fargo, Sis- ter Camilla of Valley City, and Dor- [ee DANCE Thurs., Oct. 8 and Fri. Oct. 9 at the Dome Dance Pavilion Morrison's 7-Pioce Orchestra Proceeds to be used to benefit State Howling Touraament FORTUNES! ernment will free itself from any stallation of officers and meetings. Marriage Lice mses Feld Steeg and Miss Mae Aanette Amunton, both of Driscoll. Bernard Werner and Elizabeth Schults, both of ‘ ; Births Patgnter, Mr. and M 19 Mandan 8t., mY Wednesday, Bismarck hospi ‘ They had nothing to gein but honor. You have nothing to Jose but your mind! ASK THOSE WHOSE VOICES ARG THEIR See hew often you'll find Luckies, a. light smoke, on the dressing tables of ‘stars! For those whe must count on their veices have learned they can count upon Luckles. Tonight follow the stars to a light smoke—a Lucky! NEWS —Plus— With BARBARA PEPPER - MORONI OLSEN “Scrappy’s Boy Scouts” (Cartoon) “Thrills With Daredevils” COMEDY ooeevel'e nagtiticaa Witt Aminony| “ies ot the Unit 4B. G. Fokker to’sell ‘airplanes abroed| closed incigent Thura- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 1936... ‘The seasion ends Saturday‘ with in- sectional been infringed,” ‘Roosevel : His expressed resentment, did not include ‘Nye, the committee's head. “If I were in Mr. Nye's position,” TEAMOUS ST ING ONTOLE me PARAMOLINT SUN. - MON. -. TUES. Woetel dlnve 1914: Eyes Examined Glasses Prescribed The eye fe an organ you can't © afterd te Dr. H. J. Wagner : Offices appesité the G, P. ‘much, It is only @ light smoke—a Lucky —that offers ome-A-Marching 22%) HERES AN “ENTERTAINMENT JOY RIDE! ... 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