The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1936, Page 3

PROMOTED SHIP SINKS WITH 39 MEMBERS OF CREW Only One Survivor Rescued by Liner Answering SOS of German —— London, vor of Isis, the London office of the Ham- burg-Amerika line was informed, but found no trace of some 39 other mem- bers of the crew. TODAY'S TABLE TALK IN NORTHWEST HOMES THAT HAVE GONE STOKER-WISE THE STOKER NUT wit Robert F. Paris, above, recently was appointed merchandising manager of the Montgomery Ward store here, succeeding R. L. Stevens, who was transferred to Huron, 8. D., as man- ager of the company’s store there. Paris attended public schools in Bismarck and was graduated from the local high school in 1929, entering the North Dakota Agricultural college in the fall of the same year. Graduat- ing from State college in the spring of 1933, he accepted a position in the Montgomery Ward store here in March, In November of that year he was made head of the shoe depart- ment and continued in that capacity until his recent advancement. Continuing his athletic career, be- gun in Bismarck high school as a member of the undefeated state champions of 1929, Paris was a mem- ber of the Bison varsity squad for three years and was chosen All-North Central conference center in 1932. He is the son of Mrs, Frank Paris, 404 Fifth St. Sponge houses at Tarpon Springs, Fla., predict sales will pass the mil- lion-dollar matk this year for the first time in the history of the sponge exchange of the city. Mothers ! In tresting children’s colds, don’t take chances..yse Proper preparation is the secret of fuel satisfaction . . . and the most modern’ equipment obtainable makes the Domestic Stcker Nut of The 3 Champion Lignites the best prepared tha! skill can produce and money buy. For your pretection: ORDER VELVA, BURLEIGH OR KINCAID LIGNITE FROM ONE OF THESE DEPENDABLE RETAIL COAL DEALERS! © Washburn Coal Company Bismarck, North Dakota 901 Broadway Phone 453 C2Rawhers VapoRus “Thanksgi Christmas, and all year ‘round! 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GREEK, NOW SMALL LA CCC Dam, Built at Cost of $8,- 000, Stores Up Body of Water Near Wilton What was once a dry creek bed, with only an occasional puddle of wa- ter at different seasons of the year, has been transformed into a small lake by a dirt dam built near Wilton during the summer of 1935. ~ Built at a cost of $8,000 and with CC labor, “Yanktony” dam at the present time holds back a body of water 400 feet wide and fully 2,000 feet long. At its deepest point the water has a depth of about 12 feet, Absolutely dry early last spring, the | 947, Teservoir formed by the dam was filled with water after the spring thaws, and during the past summer | 997; underground springs have helped to keep it full. At the present ti plans are go- ing forward to mak fanktony” dam @ center of recreation for the neigh- boring community. About 2,500 fish were placed in the water by the state game and. fish department during the past summer. Now it is being planned to build a road to the dam, plant wild rice, Sago, rushes and other fish and bird food, a swell as trees and shrubbery. It is also planned to build bath houses, toilets and like improvements. The biological survey, well pleased with the results of the project thus far, contemplates spending about $1,000 in further improvements. Injunction in Senate Lobby Quiz Is Denied Washington, Nov, 9.—()—Pointing to separation by the constitution of the powers of the president, congress and the courts, the United States court of appeals held Monday that the judiciary cannot interfere with a congressional committee. The court declined to grant an in- junction sought by William Randolph Hearst, the publisher, against the sen- ate lobby investigating committee's retention and use of Hearst telegrams taken from telegraph companies, It rebuked, however, the federal communications commission for copy- ing thousands of telegrams in com- munications companies’ files in 1935 and furnishing them to the senate committee, which is headed by Sen- ator Hugo Black (Dem., Ala.). The commission's acts were illegal, the court said. What the committee did after re- ceiving them was not a matter for the courts, the opinion held. Hearst's petition sought to enjoin the commission from giving any mes- sages to the committee and to re- strain the committee from using the Messages it had received; or from receiving others. Attorneys for Hearst announced immediately they would appeal their case to the supreme court. Succumbs in St. Paul St. Paul, Nov. 9.—(#)—John Caréy, 54, of Mandan, N, D.,, died in the Northern Pacific hospital at 3 a. m., Monday, after an illness of several weeks. He was a conductor ‘for the Northern Pacific railroad. Surviving are the widow, a son and two daughters. way to St. Paul from Tuczon, Arizona, and will accompany the body to Man- dan, where it is due Wednesday night. Vicuranue aGOMPOUN D A “smi h '—Adver- SS tremens 300 4th Street Phone 475 MENTHOLATUM Gives COMFORT Daily MENTHOLATUM BRUSHLESS, SHAVE bs made expecially to more sensitive your skin the ret will Hike, it. It must please you ier sot, send empty carton ane Lube enthatatum Comeany, Wichita, Kans, ff purchase price and postage, PUBLIC Auction Registered onan Cattle Thursday, Nov. 12 Penfteld Sale Pavilign Lemmon, 8. D. : 40 - - - Fine Animals - - - 40 . 2 Long Yearling Bulls 6 Bull Calves - - 10 Cows 22 Heifers, some two years old. Some yearlings. Some spring . calves. The bulls are of Domino breeding. TERMS: CASH Martin Kling, Owner Earl Penfield, Auctioneer For Sale TURKEY Barrel-Packs the basis of incomplete unofficial re- turns. Hummel trailed Gilbert Holtan, in- cumbent, 3497 to 3215 with three pre- cincts yet to be heard from. With the same number of precincts out Ole Sundby had a lead of only 89 votes over Lindteigen in their race for county commissioner. McLean county voted to have a per- manent county extension agent, 3386 to 2026, All other League candidates ap- JHE BISMAKCK TRIBUNE, MUNDAY, NOVEMBER Y, 1936 League Candidates Victors in M’Lean patgahburn—All Mel McLean'county Non- FD. R. URGES NEW LABOR LEGISLATION Washington, Nov. 9.—(@—In message to the third national con- ference on labor legislation, President Roosevelt said Monday he believed “the country has this last week given & mandate in unmistakable terms to its legislators and executives” to adopt needed labor legislation. The president said he believed the mandate had directed the legislators “to proceed along these lines until working people throughout the nation and in every station are assured de- in candidates with the ference was urged by Mr. “give serious considera- tion jow these objectives may be achieved and that when you re- turn to your states you will assume the leadership in your communities for putting the necessary legislation on the statute books. “I assure you that the federal gov- ernment is willing to do its part in making these standards effective and supplementing the efforts of the parently were assured of victory on the basis of the following results from 51 of the 63 county precincts. Sheriff: 2015, Auditor: Krebsbach 4900. Trang Attorney: Frazer 2991; Cull HIGH COURT UPHOLDS LABOR BOARD'S ACTS Employe: Enjoin National Body From Three-Quarter Wife? THERE are certain things a woman has be a good sport. Men, because they are men, can never understand a three-quarter the three ordeals of life: ing from girlhood to womanhood. Preparing for motherhood. 3. Approaching “middle age.” Don’t be a three-qua 1, .1PID The widow is on her] % Huston 3435; Wheldon Official newspaper: McLean County Peegnenaent 2885; Washburn Leader Fail in Attempt to Enforcing Measure Washington, Nov. 9.—()—Deciding seven cases in one opinion, the Unit- ed States court of appeals refused Monday to enjoin the national labor relations board from enforcing provi- sions of the labor relations act. The court held that the act pro- vided for another legal procedure— appeal to the courts from board deci- sions—and that that method should be followed. “It is clear,” the court held, no irreparable injury will ordinarily result from the procedure authorized by the act, and no special or unusual damage is charged in any of the bills.” The court did not pass upon consti- tutionality of the act, which was held constitutional by Justice Jesse C, Ad- kins of federal district court in decid- ing the same seven cases. Four of the suits were brought to enjoin the board from conducting hearings to determine whether the employers were guilty of unfair labor practices. Many Philippine natives still build their homes in trees. “that Are You Only a to put up with and 1, Turn- Louble Mellow O\d Gold Presents THE 19:37-Mopet CIGARETTE ERE’S the cigarette you’ve been waiting _ moisture-proof Cellophane keep for! The last word in fine 0.Gs as full of flavor and yd tobacco enjoyment. 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