The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1936, Page 2

Beane - ROO RAS me A 2 DISCOVERY DAYS ~ BEING CELEBRATED Observances Dedicated to Eric- son and Columbus Revive Ancient Arguments New York, Oct. 9.—()—This is Leif Ericson (or Ericsson) day and next Monday is Columbus day, and be- tween the two of them a lot of people are going to start that argument all over again. The Ericson school of thought still is trying to establish that Chiistopher Columbus’ pint-sized armade was 500 years late in discovering the New World. Partisans of Columbus and of John Cabot, credited with discovering continental North America, continue to scoff at the Norse legends of the Eric the Red era. Legend has it that after Eric the Red established himself in (reen-! land, Bjarni Herjolfson, a young Icelandic navigator, lost his bearings on a trip to Greenland and sighted ‘the coast of North America. He did not land, That was in 986, Norse sagas have it that Bjarni’> account of his voyage proved beyond! doubt he was the first white man ever to sight the New World—even if accidentally, About 14 years later, Leit set out with 35 men, Prof. A. W. Brogger of the University of Oslo, a student of Ericsoniana, relates, and came to a land where it was good to uve, with salmon in the waters and fertile soil. “They explored the country thor- oughly,” he says, “and among other things found wild grapes, frum which Leif gave it the name Vinland.” Norse historians figure that Vinke:d must have been somewhere on the coast of Massachusetts, provably on Cape Cod oz on the Island of Martha's Vine-|‘onent und Saturda, yard. Twenty years later, the legends say,! a colony was founded but was aban-| 7.0%, und doned after three years. E. C. Ruble’s Mother Succumbs at Willmar A message from E. C. Ruble of Dris- coll states that his mother died at 2:30 FP. m., Wednesday at her home at Will- mar, Minn., of a heart attack. The ulness was of such short duration that Mr. Ruble was unable to reach Will- mar but all other members of the family were at the bedside. A native ot Wisconsin, the late Mrs. Ruble would have been 84 years old Oct. 25 and had enjoyed good health during | { i 1 and extreme east portions, 00 NEP aREC Te, fH 00 | ton, who will receive the prize money.! tion that, where the law is silent, the Wifiiston,, clear 44 §2 0h] 4s a replica of Hughes field with foot-| thing to do is to follow custom and Minot, clear 47-84 ~«=.00| ball hero dolls “bringing home the; it was generally admitted that audit- Salary Loans HE WOOED Jamestown, 42 88 .00) bacon.” This display is realistic and! ors in North Dakota have followed WEATHER AT OTHER PoIvTs pobieiecreh from the standpoint: of Bae natal cae down by the secretary $5 to $50 WITH WINE! Lows High= . e past. ‘ + est est Pet,| Judges of the contest were E. B.| 1, J. Wehs, himself an independent Amarillo, Texas, clear. 44 -05 | cox, F. A.-Knowles and Mrs. F. H.! gubernatorial candidate, aa the Ne Security HE FLIRTED at z ‘pg | Waldo, who, aubetieuted om, the com-{ court he liked his name on the ballot Ne Co-signera WITH DEATH! chicago, a 2 for Mrs. W. B. Pierce. where it aj , as did P. H. Miller Bea Staines: fow ‘| _Amother eoniest'in which ine high| gp Ba ee a tant AUTO LOANS. _ City. ‘1g | school pupil selling most tickets to) qj % Nee “8 the game will receive $5 will not sidhte ope ae Uniformity $25 to $200 | Edme q +00) close until Saturday because partici- hi Havre, Moni 00. | Judge McFarland said he made his Helena, Mo ‘oo | Pants expected to sell more tickets’ suing in the “interest of uniform- TEACHERS ane ew classes were let out Friday. ry ity” asserting that if the secretary of ‘Teachers mah be iptorestes ri A102 ewe oie R 18 see state lacks the power to arrange the {n our special Lear e eee nm ‘00 | Additional Markets | | battot it is clear that no other officer : PAUL CAVANAGH 09 | ¢——_—<$<—$_$_$ es Borrew by Mail Minneapolis, 3 300 has it, by Minna Gombell Miami .... 01 INVESTMENT TRUSTS As a result of the decision printing co. ; ALAR Herbert Mundin Modena, ‘Cita, 88), {84 the Annoclated Prens) of the ballots will begin at onoe in Gee, Stevens, MEL a = New Orleans . 108 ry Fund. 10.19 most parts of the state with the Re-|| Oak. Natl. Wank Bldg. Phone = Comedy - Marines New York 04) Quart’ Tne: She 1.84 publicans in the first column, Demo- jaqnare’ News id an Sel. Am, Sh. Inc. 1.82; 1 crats in the second, independent can- BOLT FROM PARTY {Almost Complete ‘Abandonment of Democratic Platform’, Is First Reason Brown and Miss Esther "both, of Bismarck. er Albert-Ganvilie and Miss Jeannette Helen Kunka, both of Bis: marck, Wallace Summons Leaders of Agricultural Organizations to Washington D Births Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keogh, JBeulah, Neb, at 9:15 p.m. Thursday, Bt.7Alexlus hospit i if ; Philadelphia, Oct. 9.—(#)—Alfred E. Smith, former Democratic candidate for president, indicated Friday his | two remaining speeches in the cam- paign would be devoted to giving his reasons for “taking a walk” from his party and supporting Governor Alf M. Landon, the Republican orésiden- i tial nominee. 1 He by aena ers re oy nolle speech here Thursday nigh telf- Ing an audjence of 4,500 the chief reason for his “walk” was “the ai most complete abandonment of the Democratic platform by the so-called! Democratic” administration. ( “Never as far back as I can remem- | ber or as far back as I am able to: read history,” he asserted, “did 1! ever see so complete a repudiation of said Priday that a number of lead- ers of farm organizations have been invited to come here and discuss the proposed federal crop insurance pro- gram with 9 special committee nam- ed by the president to suggest @ plan congress. 4 Spokesmen for the committee, which is headed by ‘Wallace, & declined to make known just who had i been invited but said all representa- : tives of the farm industry would be consulted. . Actual farm production records have supplied a corps of federal workers with a basis fer risk-date in recent crop years as a start for the insurance plan. It is known, however, Protest Bond. Call” "Prior to Maturity member of the industrial, commission when some of the bonds were issued but now a faculty member af the University of [Illinols, that it was understood that the right to call the bonds would be limited to the right to insert such a provision into the bonds themselves and that, ‘not hav- ing exercised that right, they cannot legally be called: now. “Sir Joseph Barcroft (above), Uni. 4 piatform in letter. in spirit, in prin-| versity of Cambridge physiology | that many technical questions are | ciples and in detail. y y eal composed Because’ it was hard to sell bonds j Arthur Menken (above), American We ae Qo mention in his speech | professor, ‘old an audience at Yale | facing the ee Of) at the time the North Dakota securi- university, New Haven, Conn. of | representatives of the commerce and freezing himself into the border. | agriculture departments and: the land of insanity. (Associated Prese | treasury. % Phete) Gecretary Wallace has proposed that g --—-_----—— | paymerits of premiums and losses on photographer and son 8. Stan wel . wood Menken, lally prominent ties were issued, they carry high in: terest rates. As a result of this fact they -recently have been selling at $116 to $118 on = par value of $100, Gepending upon the date of maturity. {of Governor Landon, but warned his’ audience of “great danger to our democratic form of government.” This, he said, “lies in the possibility that a majority of the people may put the ' mp of approval upon & political’ insurance be in grain, and that sur- tion was brough! = aeent 2 Sarre inal abenabis tts Pl tferea and C o NT I NU E D plus production «in good years be Palg eauREy. alusies comet besa ore hor entire lifetime. She had lived at | goes back on its promise i 5 age stored for years of short yleids. that is the only one in which the state Willmar, where the funeral will be| “For years,” Smith said, “I was; Engineering Used He suggested cotton and wheat 88/ nay be sued under the law. held at.2:30 p. m., Saturday, since|ready at the drop of the hat to hop rf lkely commodities on which. a peel: Fuller and Powers of Fargo are the 1875. all over s Republican who said ai | As Big Argument ning in federal insurance might attorneys for the plaintiff insurance thing. I can’t do it this year, I will made the first year. tell you why. When you hop at a In Ballot Appeal e fellow, you have got to be right your-| 1.444 inet nis is a ministerial oftice| Unwed Mother Denies self. A He 1s scheduled to speak in Chi-, Md has no judicial powers. Killing Child at Birth cago Oct. 22 and Albany. N.Y. Oct.31| 1, ae Hs arise aneorde ry putehct, ; Smith stated he would show in his We New York, Oct. 9.—(#)—Elizabeth icinity: Fair : ew . late af tls t the} which the various political parties POR ON Pt ee cepted shall appear on the ballot but makes Smith, 18-year-old unwed mother, society. FUNERAL HELD Northwood, N. D., Oct, 9.—(?}—Fu- neral services were held Wednesday for Christ Schulkey, 62, who died ‘Monday from injuries suffered Sept. Weather Report WHATHER FOR! For Bismarck and For North Dakot tonight |New Deal party did with the prom- t at the state's ef-|18, when he was struck by an auto- nag ‘Saturday: colder eee they mocie'in 1982" and to essuce| no such rules for individual nomina- | CUsHE back Priday s ihe tai Sf | opile near Larimore. Survivors are the “Democrats” that “they need have the widow and three children. no fear of being accused of walkiug out of the part; tions, stating only thet they may 8P-| oy charges she hurled her infant sun Bee Ry Ae olaen or columns 83) trom the roof of an apartment huild- may ecessary. i inutes after birth, Bathre quoted at length from the) "s,% ets the frail girl testified nd Saturday; cooler tonight, with For Montana: night and Saturda, Generally fair to- + colder southeast For MI a] My fs : jaw books to show that there is no born night and Saturday, except unsettled | Cc ONTINUE D tatute covering this point and this aoe: Inthe Tate caihiraurn at LE | "Ss GO night and in extremercast Saturday. from page one: | was tacitly admitted by the plaintifts.| the dead of night tast-Apeil 11. : |The latter contended, however, the spirit, if not the letter, of the law made it the duty of the secretary t state to determine the form of the state ballot. J. K. Murray of Mott, She swore there was no sign of life —that ‘the boy never breathed—ns her counsel sought to refute the charge she killed the infant to escape WEATHER CONDITIONS The barometric pressure is low over the Miasissipp! Valley, St. Louis, 29.78 Inches, and over the Southwest, Election of Mary Louise Finney As FISHING ey er a eS Queen Announced representing the piaintits, contended | "pid" you oar tans oft the —WITH— See ery eae meee aie that it.was a “question of enginering! roof?” Judge Harry Stackwell asked Commerce at a dance immediately, and mathematics to stert with and after the game in the World War of fairness to end up with.” The en- building gymnasium. The! gineering and mathematics had to do ckets orchestra will play. with the question of how to organize indow displays at Finney’s, | the ballot so it would bs clear to every told of her seduction. lo,” she answered. “I didn’t. “I held the baby. .I went up to the roof, I thought I would kill myself. My mind was blurred. I had to rest. Kamloops, 30.46 inches, Precipitation has occurred In the Mississipp! Valley and southern Plains States but else- where over the West the weather Is generally fair. Moderate tempera- tures prevail throughout the United 7) WALLACE OLD HUTCH States, but readings are somewhat | Bergeson’s and-the J. C. Penney Co..! voter. I sat down on the roof.. As I rested, lower’ over the western Canadian | were awarded the prizes of $12, $8 and Cites Ballot History 1 I don’t know what hap- laziest man in the world rrglemarel $5 for first to third places, respect-| His contention, he sald, is that the Fad Goat know whey BAD || ee men ere Bismarck station barometer, Inches: 28.29. Reduced to sca level, 30.0 Missouri river stage at 7 a.m, 3.6 ft, 24 hour change, 0.0 ft. AND “CATCH” UP WiTH OUR LAUGHS! PARAMOUNT ively, in the window decorating con-' entire history of the Australian bal- test sponsored by the association. When ‘she revived, she said, the baby was gone and she dragged her- self back and went to sleep. Grover Cleveland was the first pres: ident of the United States to leave his country while serving in office. He went beyond the three-mile limit while! fishing off the Atlantic coast, lot makes it clear that the intention Depict Football Scenes is to enable the voter to express his Conceived and excuted by Vernon! judgment without confusion. Onstad, Robert Penner and Charles’ stand was that, since the law re- Connor, three high school pupils,| quires the secretary of state to certi- who will receive the award, the/fy to county auditors the names’ to Finney display centers around a foot-| go on the ballot, he also is charged ball field on which are babies’ botties,! with fixing the form of the ballot. each with a baby blue ribbon at-| Sathre’s contention was that, since tached leading to @ picture of a msm- | the law requires the auditors to have ber of the Bismarck team taken dur-! the ballots printed and there is nogh- ing infancy or early’ chifdhood: Hing in the law's to the: form, The display at Bergeson’s worked can use their own judgment, Murray countered with the ‘conten- Sunrine, 6:52 n. =. Sunset, 6:08 9. m. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: Total this month to date Normal, this month to date . Total, January 1st to. dat Normal, January ist to date .. Accumulated deficiency to date Nowrn DAkoTA roiNTs Low. High- eat ext 34 8B 86 Sat. 14.55 9.38, BISMARCK, clear out by Ann Bergeson’ and Joan | FRI. - SAT.'- SUN. It’s a natural! Laughs and pp dpecyinlret: pers cs mans Don't miss it! SHOWING TODAY & SAT. PARAMOUNT CAPITOL show for. every. mem Willie Bees ADDED “Scrappy’s Boy Scouts” “Thrills With Daredevils” Comedy - News Sat. - Sun. - Mon. : The picture every woman willwant some man to see. COMING SUN. - MON. - TUES. RETTY LITTLE ‘ANd WHO LIVED DON: AMECHE PAUL LUKAS - ‘Ais MOWBRAY Tyran POWER, MIGINIA FIELD idates for state office in the third SNP Pouce sroces and the Union, Socialist, Commun- Minneapolis, Oct. ‘00 9.—()—Stocks F loxe: ist Prohibition parties in the oth- A Fresh, Wholesome Family 00 | o'First Bank Stock 14%. aes Sans Tn order, Since Program with Youthand Beau- 00 ( NOPE ek} sgsaben 24: none of these parties has a legal ty Playing the Leading Roles. too WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN identity in North Dakota, none of \$. 08 ye nen Bet Jertesi ne wheat, eet ped eats el 8:30 TO 9:00 | “0 | north Pe Noe pomnee 2! to keep their ies alive after TONIC * KFYR Sloux Clty, fovea, clear 00 Moats, No.2 white 113g F Noes watts ae ee Pahoa nagetarr els Spokane, Wash, ‘clear. ; he as independent ca: . RI tCuncene e: a ———————— ‘As a guide to the voters, however, ¢ The Pas, Ma 206 GOVERNMENT BOND: _ THE SEAL OF NEED PERFECT BAKING. NS \nnigeg. Sian $3 | gaigy, Forks Oct 8-—trrccovernment) inte Ethane Eimted in sal ——————_—— Treasury 4 11 type under their respective names. NATIONAL BISCUIT | Davis muricates sromga | * treasury At Valley City, State's Attorney Detroit, Oct. pesdrarebied lenatt CHICAGO STOCKS | John Sad of Barnes county stated COMPANY Black Legion “colonel,” told a circu! (By the Associated Prenn) | that no appeal would be made. of bakers of Uneeda Biscuit, Shredded Wheat and many other favorites *K * 8 Rev. Gerald K. Smith Louisiana Leader of the Late HUEY P. LONG Share Our Wealth Movement Will Speak at BISMARCK WORLD WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING . M. October 10th in the interests of M. LEMKE judge who sentenced him and six of his fellow-members to life imprison- | ment for murder Friday, that Duncan | C. McCrea, Wayne county prosecutor, was a member of the hooded order. Midwest Corp, 11%. McGraw El, 40%. Hammerfest, the northernmest city in the world, was the first city in Nor- way to have electric lights. The pew- er for the lights was furnished by waterfall. | Judge McFarland’s decision. This | was merely # “friendly” test case apd the district court’s decision def: settled the question, he said. More than $100,000 Is found. in let~ ters which reach the dead letter of- FEATURING FRESH CRACKED CRAB and other delicious fresh seafood—includ, ing Pike, Halibut, Salmon, Barbecued Codfish, et al. é Lured {rom their watery habitats by man’s cunning, these succulent tidbits immediately are whisked by speedy boats and refrigerator trains to glorify our tables for you. ALSO STEAKS AND CHOPS Cooked just right — Seasoned just right Served just right NORTHERN PACIFIC Phone 32 BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO. | -The most popular chair ever made—the most widely copied—has been improved. A new chair at startling-new prices. This is a real Johnson masterpiece at the same price you would pay for the widely copied garden variety. 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