The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1937, Page 2

| i ! - PLACED ON BALLOT Two Men File for Mi File for Mayorality Post, Six for Two Positions .on City Board Names of the two candidates for mayor’ and the six nominees for the two positions on the board of city commissioners were drawn here ‘Thursday noon in order to designate the order of their appearance on the ballot at the regular city election Apr. 6. Obert A. Olson, candidate for the mayorality post, was drawn first and his name will appear above Incum- bent A. P. Lenhart’s on the ballot. Candidates for the other two posi- tions on the governing board will be listed as follows: Waldo Bryan, J. B. Smith, E. B. Klein, W. T. Kraft, Paul A. Wachter and Russell A. Young. Smith and Wachter are the present incumbents. Only two persons had filed for posi- tions on the park board at the dead- line Wednesday. They are Mrs, Rosa C. Young and R. E. Thompson, both seeking re-election, whose names will appear in that order. There will be no contest for the two positions on the park board, only the two present office-holders having filed for those positions at the dead- line Wednesday. They are Mrs, Rosa C. Young and R. E. Thompson, whose names will appear in that order. Only one candidate who previously announced his candidacy failed to file petitions Wednesday. He was Charles Halvorsen, proprietor of the City Bak- ery. Young in announcing his candidacy adopted as his campaign slogan, “Ef- ficiency and economy in administra- tive affairs.” He pledged a reduction of the tax burden where feasible with- out impairing the financial standing of the city. A resident of North Dakota for the past 34 years and of Bismarck for 15 year, Young has served on city, coun- ty, state and national boards and as chairman of the Burleigh county wel- fare board. He served overseas dur- A smoldering cigaret which burned through the bed linen and into a mattress was the cause of @ great clamor at a local hotel Wednesday night. Only two men slept serenely through the excitement and they were the ones most concerned. It *was their bed ‘that caught fire. ‘When smoke began pouring out of the transom above the door, .a hurry-up call was put through to the night clerk. Lacking a pass key, the clerk was forced*to break @ panel in the door to gain en- trance. Once inside he found two sol- diers sleeping soundly despite the thick smoke and rapidly disap- pearing bedclothes, Aroused from their sleep, they settled for the damages and started back to Fort Lincoln, there to resume their in- terrupted slumber. Decorators’ Film Is Shown in Bismarck Approximately 30 painters and dec- orators from Bismarck and Mandan attended a dinner. put on-by the Van- tine Paint and Glass company Wed- nesday night, a feature of which was the special showing of the sound film, “Times Have Changed.” Jack Vantine presided at the din- ner and introduced Earl Stein of Fargo, who in turn introduced the main speaker, Frank Croek of New York, a representative of the Imperial Paper and Color corporation. A principal feature of the film was} the emphasis placed on the new style a Soldiers Slumber While Bed Burns interest in proper ensemble effects. The steps taken to assure authentic | gro designs and the new colors in Im- perial papers were brought out. Bismarck Battery’s trends in wallpaper and the growing | informal THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 18 1937_ ; Death Wooer Slowly Weather Report WEATHER For! For Bisiharck and vi ing cloudin: Beh oreo ma it has passed the 10th day was pre- 2 Dan dicted for the convicted slayer Thus: snow prot day by a psychiatrist. 1 pelleve she WL DA Oe tea PY, next Sunday,” sald Dr. Samuel cus. Wednesday he briefly - | the woman who slipped into the at the county jail last Thi fore she could be sentenced Harry Love, a broker she c! her secret husband. The sleeping widow, 31, p tightly IMPORTANT ROLE 1 GIVEN TO KAUFMAN Soprano ) Singing nging Here Tonight Has Principal Part in Handel’s ‘Theodora’ Birthe Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ae Singer, 311 ‘Second Bt., at 10:40 p.m, Tuesday, Bismarck hospital. nt or Friday; Fislng: temperature west portion tonight; somewhat cold- er_west Frid Mary Ann Kaufman,, who sings concert in the city auditorium at 8:15 p. m., Thursday to continue the 1936- 37 Artist Series, was chosen to create the title role of Handel's oratorio, “Theodora,” given by the Chicago park district in the summer of 1935. Of this performance, Glenn Dillard Gunn, critic, said, “There wes much excellent song. Mary Ann Kaufmén in the title role, disclosed a vaice of velvet smoothness, a fine sense Handelian style, notable 2 the mous aria, “Angels Ever Bi Fair,” the only well-known nt the score.” ‘ Miss Kaufman has been gj in. many joint programs with Ganz, noted Chicago pat. her brown eyes ‘CON! tail The Winton Mc be ks th «| Burdick poms FDR's Philosophy Is Wrong Inches. Pr att oe Ne eee Chamber Secretaries ih ——SSSS Meeting in Bismarck | Wheeler’s Daughter Differs With Father New London, Conn., Mar. 18.—(P)—| Miss Frances Se. coe U. 8. Senator Burton K. Fihppenr tyes ited ead father on TIL C, Fulton of Jamestown, chait- man of the state organisation, sided. Only out-of-the-state Muster of headquarters battery of the third battalion of the North Da- kota National guard field artillery will be held here Thursday night, Maj. Herbert L. Edwards, ‘state adju- tant general, announced. The battery. ing the World War after selling out a private business, Sunday Liquor Sales Cost Three $50 Each Operators of three liquor estab- lishments on the Mandan-Bismarck highway were fined $50 and costs each when they pleaded guilty Thurs- Gay to charges of selling liquor on Sunday at their arraignment before W. H. Stutsman, Mandan justice of the peace. Fines were assessed against Charlies Hawley of the Hi-Hat club; Irvin T. Young of the Tavern and Lee Coman of Coman’s Court, rote’s statul advertising of liquor will be repealed PARAMOUNT Ends Today Old Hickory = BRAND-—90 PROOF consists of 28 men and two officers, including Second Lieuts, Robert Carlson and William A. Grooves. Friday night Major Edwards, Capt. H. A. Brocopp end Lieut. Col. Thomas 8. bury lipy gd eerepacgh abba od od Jamestown for muster ceremonies of the artillery unit there. Captain Bro- copp is state muster officer. Stewart Resigns as Morton Relief Chief Resignation of Rev. G. W. Stewart, Mandan, as executive secretary of the Morton county larry board was ac- cepted at the regular March meeting of the board and F. T. Tool of Huff ‘was named his successor. The ap- Sanceeat was subject to tion by the Lined wey board and is effective April 15. . DIES WITH SHOES ON 'N, rete HP automobile. Recaptured, he ‘spasms. al: Ht TOLD HIS WIFE HIS HEART WAS IN HIS WORK! ” he Muster Scheduled] comm W.| McGurren of the state priroadi amendments. Ot | Additional Markets ! CHICAGO STOCKS saociated Press) wath ea McGraw B GOVERNMENT BONDS New York, Mar, 18—(—Govern- ment Bonds: ‘Treasury Treasury WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN ‘Winni poe: Mar. a0 ae tt wheat orthern mci Rorthern . No. Oats pe, 3 wh! mixed 54%. INVESTMENT TRUSTS the Assecinted Press) oD 30 090 5000 0080 90.0. 2000 en crap sess eonose oc0e pow SSMIVEMKaseeLssuuaesavesewssesessss Et partment were scheduled for talks. North Dakota Association, is to be in charge of the night session. 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