The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1937, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1987 pies clubrooms. Membership is limited to [TRANSFERS OF REAL | LIGHT For seeaker of wouse [BROPHY IS RENAMED (ziie.cierarasmee? ESTATE NREASNG| YD. CAPER ot ; er! Ossining, N. ¥, Jan. 7—(?)—Cocky Low Price of Land, Belief That Bismarek'- Mandan Veterans) en escgnia, 24, °triggerman” in the Drouth fs Over, Result in » Break Precedent in Return- | 999 nolaup murder of MOURNS SON KILLED IN QUAKE SOME CRITICISHS | HBARD ON ADDRESS | | | | & Brooklyn sub- ” Thursday. in - = i , ; \ 4 , “broke’ Inaigural Message Makes Good More Sales ing Him as Commander = iY eran poise iia wobmperdel ‘ i iti Re eee { i {= for a chance to make a statement be- Impression, Even on Politi- Despite the short crops of recent ! j 1 Ree k-Mandan chapter of |fore he joins two confederates in the years, there is a noticeable the American Veterans, meet~ | march to the electric chair at 11 o'clock. \ cal Opponents in the sales of Burleigh county lands : _| ine NVednesday night in the Mandan | tonight. during the past few months, recent . } building, re-elected Walter] While Bolognia paced his cell, the i transfers, recorded at the office of 3 fi as chapter commander, two men who must die with him, 8al- ister of Deeds Fred Swenson, | i ~-This efection came as a tribute to|vatore Scata, 19, and Theodore Di showed Tamnecal aT ae | r eicanenine ee: for rene Aird ee cane drowsed apathetically alf section north o! lengken ey. jtatanding yenr’s work ie his- | in thei inks. | was gold by administrators ‘of the ¢ 'the-chapter, a spokesman said| And away from the death house, ° e three other youths involved in the - | August Abraham estate to Alex Rosen ¢ eday. The present membership ahd John P. French has purchased s largest in many years and the | murder—saved late Wednesday by ® quarter section, near his farm east sy et has the record of being one of | gubernatorial clemency—reacted from ~ of Bismarck, which was formerly 3 Outétauding-units for service in| the first delirious joy brought on ‘by owned by an Aberdeen, S. D., man. ' @htire nérthwest. In the re-elec-| the news Of their escape from death. ~ Purchase of a quarter section about 5 n-of Brophy the chapter broke a/ The trio—Dominick Zizzo, 27, Sam. six miles north of Bismarck from 4 that no president’ should | Kimmel, 22, and Eugene Bruno, 23— » }aeree for more than one tefm: moped in the cells which the law says’ G. F. Dullam was completed recently by Irving W. Cook. while Albert “s Becca members “are Hey must occupy for the rest of their ves. Aaker sold a half section north of = eal to a one and Theo- fe poe Vee ees ore ‘Townsend dof a quarter! Vice President . Garner (left) obi section nate Teese ed bare William 6, head when they contorted far the t n approaching seegion « quarter section west of Arnold from had yy spl ‘Pho inaugural message by Governor Langer met with complimentary com- Thent by many members of both leg-| islgtive houses Wednesday night, al- though some critical notes were| solnded, | “It looks as though Governor Langer will try to achieve the impus- sible by spending more money ano reducing taxes,” said Senator Thomas ‘Whelan of Pembina, regular Repub- lican member. “J think much of the address was | very good; especially the suggestion ‘of reducing expenditures by consoli- dation and doing away with depart- ments and ‘commissions which are f duplications,” said Senator J. K.; A mother of San Salvador clung to the battered body of her son after | Brostyen of McKenale, Welford fac-/ gn earthquake lald the EI Salvador capital in ruins, Approximately national | Pioneer Traill Man Dead in Wisconsin Hudson, Wis., Jan. 7.—()—Stephen Dea Mae. OAS csivaa 100 nersans were killed 300 were injured in entral American os fh aha fog sear rer er comments, included: ' city by the d » juartel P e , former city assessor and Senator E. C. Btucke of McLean, | Ye ae -___———- | Moffit, for use as part of the Long Mrs. Robeson, Minot, H “lags Eager ele aap alee iat inpinieed nfs died from Langer faction—“The speech was 8 i i res ae AE : By h nia, He served as superin- masterful presentation of the ques- Home Building company. ' Dies at Sanitarium comsncer: Charles Gray, saiutant: | Fendent of schools of Trail. county, aes. Congress Guesses |/erutces as at Slee eee oc a es F sound proposats for their solution. , its course and the fact that lands are Car Mrs. A. J. Vendeel, 616 Raymond h officer ofthe day. to this He was's deputy sheriff when / “It showed a splendid proffered co- selling at such low prices are main; 7 8t., received word’ Wedriesday thet ee iat ee ‘that county was ® part of the frontier ‘Robeson, operation with the federal government responsible for the sudden renew: mM jconse : ges of interest in the lend, Swenson bee| Raymond Joule and Stine tag ha Ot Sualnot. Whe [are held in the Memorial building, ea aati Ree ere te Hoa Legion 30 essential st this time, The whole R 1 M. 3 onereg atte ete sa Bre FH Robeson of Mint, Waar aii the Memoria pul message showed great evidence of ooseve t eaning eves. ich, both o' — ioe me, a dat 12, “a : ie much study and thought whicn. coupled with obvious determination, Pica: the es, aa sett . ae rg epeRrPy FS ee Mr. and romises well for the administration ee TR eae i Fi , 207 Front St. tan: Patch will successfully cope with the | Awaits Clarification of Ideas on; C ONTIN U E D W eather Report pity Wednesday, St. ‘Alexius hospl- Hane te Broke months. ‘abe goandertad serious problems confronting our How to Liberalize Court —— the . nee $ i a ‘ s people.” s ry ry pp * a . 1 7 ~ ; ‘7 : Godwin in Agreement ike Negotiations in vor HUAI womucaeT | ‘The Natlonal Bojourer, = miltary wa on Baer sages : T rs) he Visitors A A 1 i = | OF Sela ee eceaanel| floor leader . See a othe ce vite afin inperat ab eee piney ‘Rose room of the Patter D oe es ry ze i “Governor Langer'’s sddress was &| Washington, Jan. 7.(#)—President | OOM | tonight. becoming. ti er erviday: =| Daily & son, Homer, and & 4 5 F clear analysis of the problems with] Roosevelt had congress eats e Starte Ls poustbly stow Friday’ woutheast i oon ‘hovel, officers sapaHtyR, peptic ee) Ue Minot, and of Bismarck and Patrons of the s emperatu ; other, Mrs. H. OC. Miller : which we are faced. I am in accord|Thuraday about his outspakenness to-! yas closeted with other executives| tiene tehignt and exst and wouthecens| An overcoat, a pair of rubbers, ®| Ryder, Her father, the,late Mr. Mil- with the major proposals advanced—|ward the courts and plans for waze! or‘tne world’s lari ° : x gest automobile-j tra! potions Friday, | shovel and @ Cap were stolen from & served ber of the house ors hing and ering tha Saeed weeding Aen indication how producing company. f probable renee aie Souchepeniehantes car belonging v A. 'P. Gregoryk of ir apenas os! y cttthedes ee Homer 8. Martin, international| night and Friday: not so cold tonight | Wilton, while the maching was park- ‘ working out the sugges-|far he would go. party ranks threat-| president of the U. A. W. A. talked | and central ; "dey; led tn front of the Memorial bulldins | Wiother of Gopher THEATRE lake game preserve, from the Newark tiens.” ed ti i facti Je a . Rep. L. R. Burgum, Stutsman ened to split into factions ss the al frequently with his advisors in the] sstdey; slow! nd! quring the ingugural’ ball Wednes- ternatives became plainer. Both union and the committee for indus-| For.’ Minneso ‘Generally | day night. Governor Very. Ill f county, Democratic ler “The ad-| houses were in recess, but that meant = i : Agoda Governors tan a8 wel, only ibe transfer of the arguments Cy aaah with whieh tt Ws) rite Brigay, unsettled. amow. 1m ‘Solid Gold Scales __ : » ford were compre! sive and covert to private quarters. : central and south tions; ist g. : are TEE ae cov ciet | private GUAELRTD ated whether! J0hn D. Brophy, director of John| temperatures; nn aie Scale dish? | [einer A Benson hursieg to Appleton We take great pleasure in announcing & . gesting some ways of meeting them.|Mr. Roosevelt had @ specific course in| L. Lewis’ C. I. O., care to Detroit WEATHER DITIONS | Lifted From ‘Fish e Q th tation in th fut f the Water conservation, civil service and|mind to easure “a liberal interpreta- | and immediately - visited Martin at] tne ‘becinctcs Ceeverure le high | @—— aD fe le presentation in the near future 0) \ = homestead tax exemptions 5 iP - | the union headquarters. : from the Plains States northwest ward Nagoya, Japan, Jap. 7—(2)— the ; ; 4 by Latger are tn repeat tag ut nsec aa of ha cpaasisiig yp ine Ask Impeactiment of Judge (othe north Pacitic coast. Williston | pitietetent scrid ‘gold scales, val b reported most outstanding photoplays of the cur- cratle’ platform. How we are going Peenoy had noteJ—and many Demo-| Martin sent # letter to the Micht- aren ouetlice. thes Soulhmestbe sents wed. at” $840,000, were stolen | rent season: = to do all these things proposed and|crats cheered — the cryptic way in| 2M house of representatives, in sop-/ Fe,’ 29.58 Inches. Thursday from one of the two : reduce taxes are not easily determined, | which he told congress Wednesday | Sion at Lansing, asking impeachment | dropped considerably massive gold dolphins atep the’ nd 5 id however.” see se te be found to adapt the | of Circult Judge Edward D. BlaoK.|tui-rere readings prevail trom the| historic cyclopean castle. acon A y Z Joseph D. Byrne, Democrat, the aa-! judicial viewpoint the actual pres- | Who issued @ sweeping injunction for-| upper Mississippi Valley to the west- | The gold in the dolphins—one Aft th Thin JAN. a eres) Souneeee, miemtec’ in (point eo anne oeea: | bidding employes. to’ remain in the| ei Plateau sthles, Precipitation has| male and the other fémale—ac- |Oscar Benson of Gi A er the .7-8-9 : of years="The combined need for Neutrality Considered two Fisher body plants at lint “out- | gcquzred Crom, the lower Missistippl| cording to tradition, was taken LE ow 2 ral ‘monies a ey reduction com:| ‘The discussions were subordinated sige of Leguuasly -aeees ted ronnie Sa but generally fate ‘weather ia denen ee by Bele gekg 0 attended is enne e e 2 eppasing 8. , jours” or to picket e factories. ‘alls over the Northwest, jogunate, who ruled Ja! $ “ JAN. is F = Many members declined to comment 8 me maid is at eae ae The ‘union leslie accused the og gieTarcn station barometer, Inches: | years ago. o Fences night 4c. presi i One na Million 10-11-12 Sonja Henie 3 ; until they had time to more clopely. Judze of “corrupt conduct” in office i ‘ : ; The fish, placed on the roof of : : . ak} 5 study the address. 2 i te sae ae : sik . pues sate of violating a 1929 state law Sumrine, 3:28 a. m the castle at the time of its Gon 2 : in posed oO! a yestion if ad = es a Tan tempordiily, however, and aitention | on the ground thet he owned a Sabeet Oat Re struction in 1610, ste regarded us Denies Injunction The P lainsman edie Gary Cooper $ neiional tteadutes. ” Against Cab Firm i : 7 swerved to the prospective Roosevelt | block of General Motors shares and PRKUIPITATION Cc 0 NT yy E D Tecommendations, : therefore was not qualified to get In| ..fer Hismarcs Statigns His meses 8 fray s val trans: the case, dee Black conti med tHE] Normal, this month todhe Robert Taylor . n for th ‘yer ~ | fact at he Held “some si Total, January ist ‘to date Huge Thron Jams iinnlni fanny sa peal a-supple-} ‘The “sit-down” strikers’ have re- pert ath tee pet te ate ae G ta Garbo Memorial Building | ents! ritet appropriation to carry] mained inside the twe’ plants despite grigiauteseelle oe i : a se P reta > Cl & sf F te until then. the injunction, issued lest Saturday. NORTH DAKOTA Polirs | | Washington, Jan. 7.—(P)—Repes-F nro, ‘ot Sam a. D... voy r ie: nia pace Sore srs eels Memphis Ten, Seg [seme a ath | per ets tate omeo & Juliet .. Norma Shearer iis pagsed Unough | 8 progta Motors subsidiary at Memphis, Tén 3 ‘no|agement gathered Thursday at the | caver, sought a. ten } -- NO earer. -01 | suggestion’ of President Raosevelt 0) +15, ‘against the text y by a receiving” inn the governor's | ET ald off an additionial 200, workers) Wiillston, cleat osu z B Ic 3 1E M | 0! regis us ciotirooe ant skeet ‘9 age. den "s absorb our materials.” Keith Spur- Mince ‘ct : 5 - 0 ; Bibi 16 ftom opsraeny 3B Paes toe ov emy ae ee) erie ron present state officers and past gev- tupe to the embargo resolution will! rier, vice president, seid about 1,000) Fargo, cl 2 some “Of the ( Swa ° t Champagne Waltz eral bands which gave concerts |fecsnstruction corporation's lending] derson, Ind., circulated «petition pagn (M cM ? inthe legislative corridors during the |Sutharity, the. president's power (0) saying they were “satisfied” with Boise, 1d : a urray WEATHER AT oTHuR POINTS the gold value of the doller,| working conditions ond asked to be| Calgary. ? eu : ‘on ‘the temp ° and the $2,000, stabilization rs Chicago, I Maid f Sale C Ibe: fhe (000,000 permitted to return ‘to work. Da Sa apes 4 te | 2 0) M .......... VO rt Railroad Lebor and. | sc caree aired, i Camille ......... aend it to. the White House Friday, | of its 2,250 workers were idle ernors. . Speci} trains brought telegations | the first item on the program, Non-union employes of another di- Wows High: « : : #1 'Next will come action to extend the | y ? ate Kt ‘all sections of the state includ it vision, the Guide Lamp Co, at Ati sepsis sie cites : “e Pet I ae fies : Diy ee fee ‘v 21 §t. Paul Man Killed ; ‘ _Eicommenaations Fortesmine | Child Loses Legs to — (Beith: 8 OUI" By Two Hit-Runners Last of _ ( Crawford ; lation, Mr. Roosevelt seid he would M: . ‘| 0 a submit ‘recommendations later on | ysterious Malad: as ndii! gah NEL pallens slum ‘clearance. low-cest housing, ald Huron, 8. Dai : Ki h bits of ‘broken headlight glass 9s to farm tenants and broadening of Minneapolis, Jan. 7.—()—General Karups city. ; clués,- hunted ‘Thursday tec tiat and pene Mrs. Cheyney ...| Montgomery ‘gocial securit; 5 ospital physic! disclosed today ‘ oe et we the: apparate states to| spreading gangrene had forced them| iiea run drivers who Knocked down and MacDonald t' the laboring man and assure | to amputate the lower legs of four-| Mile 2 ‘90 | killed Thomas ‘A. Robertson, 30. ‘ : M e ee zy! year-old David Rooney, who is suf- Mian i Witnesses said Robertson was hit aytime Piel arate bie vere! E d id “just return” { ulti as fesian See lie he ia ead fering trom a bleeding malady they ig} by ae aod jaan | 18 ee : 4 “federal tawa supplementing state| have been unable to diagnose. 00} A ao the ates en aia Dane. laws are needed.” ~ The child, developed mentally and} xo 38 | ment he By ne gee <3 : BE Bi een pes CST :alailad reoat wate” | Parvell Clark Gable \-state wage arid hour) brought to the hospital nearly a BM Aris. ? ‘ x ae igs Niemi a BGARREWEE oe eee cece sees = be sampled, ae eae) Sep sulted ye facta @ te Bi Ey : ou Don't Have to Kill o H Si Si some device such as | bleeding. Phyatclans ered © 5 a r Cons Se nth ce in the ee) ioyainy in- eaalliiies: or small blood vessels, ant 1 gt ear. D homee eet Convicted ve eaven eee. imone imon 4 Rrsipins of to rity act 'to| were unable to hold the blood. Ganc|sait Lake Clty, ‘ Ay, ane Di 5 state co-operation. grene developed soon alter. 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