The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1937, Page 2

corres 2 . MORE THAN 300 10 - ATTEND JEFFERSON _ DAY CAPITAL RALLY Many Democrats From Over, State Coming to Hear Rod- dewig Speak Tuesday More than 300 persons will attend the Jefferson day dinner here Tues- | 9 day night sponsored by the Burleigh County Young Democrats in honor of the third president of the United States and founder of the Democratic Paul C. Bennett, general chairman, announced that more than two score | Weather Repo | ‘ORECASTS vicin’ ally fair tonight and Tuesday: WEATHER For Bismarck an tonight. For North and South Dakota: i tonight and Tuesday; cool- Unsettled ably snow or rain warmer west portion A portion tonight. ‘or Minnesota: Cloudy, showers im north portiéns,tonight; Tu: lay partly cloudy to cloudy ry ma , while a high press! tiles the Rocky Mountain Casper, Wyoming 30.26 | weather is ~ some throughout the nor light precipitation northern and centr: pantry Mi sections. prominent Democrats of the state| Pi ‘would be present to hear Clair Rodde- wig of Pierre, attorney general of South Dakota, deliver the principal address. The dinner will commence at 6:45 p. m. in the Silver ballroom of the Patterson hotel with Joseph D. Byrne of Bismarck, Burleigh county repre- éentative, as toastmaster. At the conclusion of the dinner, the ‘baniqueteers will listen to a broadcast from Philadelphia with Postmaster General James A. Farley and Frank Wickhem,. president of the Young Democrats of America, as the princi- pal speakers. The speeches will be re- layed through a loudspeaking huskup with the blue network of the National Broadcasting company through sta- Dea tion KFYR. . Bennett pointed out Monday that anyone is welcome to attend the din- ner.. Tickets will be obtainable ai the door. Missouri river stage at 7 24 hour change, +0.9 ft. Sunrise, 6:01 Sunset, 7:37 NORTH DAKOTA PO! High BISMARCK, peldy. Beach, peldy. Carrington, cld; Crosby, cldy. . Dickinson, cldy. rain ss cle Jamestown, M cldy. ~“We have secured marvelous co- wh operation from the business and pro- | D fessional men of Bismarck,” Bennett said. “We, the Young. Democrats, wish to express our thanks to them) \ for their courtesies.” Numbered among prominent visit- ors will be Dr. 8. B. Hocking of Devils Lake, state president of the party ‘clubs, whe is coming with about 15 persons from Ramsey county; J. C. Eaton of Minot, state chairman of the party; Mrs. Wilda Bridgeford of Fargo, state chairman of the Jeffer- son day rallies; John Moses of Hazen, - Donald Murtha of Fargo and others. Neighboring counties will be rep- resented by two or more persons, Ben- nett said. 2S eel RE ES Ree | Additional Markets | ee BISMARCK GRAIN by Russell-Miller Co.) ‘ April 12 No, 1 dark northern, 58 lbs. No. 2 dark northern, 57 lbs, No. 3 dark northern, 56 ibs. No, 3, dark northern, 55 lbs, No. 4 dark northern, 54 lbs. No. 4 dark northern, 53 lbs. No. 5 dark northern, 52 Ibs. No, 5 dark northern, 51 Ibs, No. 5 dark northern, 50 Ibs. .... 7 Ibs., 1.16 44 Ibs., 1.1 1.01, MINNESOTA FO! Ai SOUTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Lo Aberdeen, rain . Huron, cldy. . Mobridge, cid; Pierre, cldy. Rapid City, clear . MONTANA POL Hi Los_Ang: Modéna, occurred In the Plains States, in tana and over the no! Moderate temperatur NEBRASKA OFIIAL FAGES ENBEZZLING CHARGE AT LINCOLN Lieutenant Governor and Friend Alleged to Have Converted Stoek in Company - Lincoln, Neb., Apr. G. Towle, Lancaster county attorney, said Monday he filed a complaint against Walter H. Jurgensen, Heu- tenant governor, charging he and Jules H. Johnson of Lincoln embes- zled $900 from Chester C. Koderli of Potter in September, 1934, The complaint charged Jurgensen and Johnson obtained $916 worth of 00 | surgent troops were bottled u; . | ment army. Cl building and loan company stock from Koderli, converted it to their own use and failed to pay for it. The stock dealing occurred Sept. 11,, 1934, the complaint alleges Now serving his third term as lieu- tenant governor, Jurgensen was charged with embezzlement last fall on a similar complaint. Co-defend- ants in that action, pending in district court here, are Roscoe W. Neff, Wil- Pct.| lard A. Leabman and Frank Marsh, As acting governor during the early days of the first unicamerai session last winter, he signed the first law 00] passed by the one house legislature, ‘99 | Of which he is presiding officer. He is a Democrat now, although former- ly a member of the Republican party. iC ONTINUED) ____ from page one: British Warships Ordered to Spain refuge at St. Jean de Lus by the in- surgent fleet, or recognising thi fees de of Bilbao as an established fact. the freighters, driven into St. Jean. de Lus by the threatening guns of in- Pet. | urgent warships, to remain in harbor and not attempt to go to Bilbao. Shipping circles expected the order to be amplified later by advice to abandon their Basque destinations or Proceed within the three-mile limit at their own risk, 3,000 Bottled Up Meanwhile, more then blak in- the strongly-fortified University City sub- urb, northwest of Madrid, Monday, pinched off from al} by two columns of Gen. Jose ja’s govern- maxing three days of intense fighting, in which a toll of thousands of dead was estimated on both sides, the two columns of Miaja’s army foreed their way between the model student city and the Casa de Campo park, west of Madrid, and all but completed their pinching movement. A lane, separating the forces, was swept by machine gun ‘fire from gov- While her brother weut to the aid of six persons drowned when a juall it their stew on 6 near. tonio, Tex., his sister, vam baits mile to shore a 4 shown after her swim. (Associated Press Photo) EASTERN N. D. GETS BENEFICIAL RAINS Bismarck Area Dusty Despite Precipitation Last Week; Rivers Out of Banks Eastern North Dakota received a beneficial rain Monday but western North Dakota was dry. It rained lightly overnight at points in the Red River valley, and at Beach, Crosby, Sanish and Williston, but s few desultory drops were the best the clouds could produce in this area. A slow drizzle started at James- town at 7 8. m., and at noon had pro- duced .31 of an inch of rain. A driz- zle at Fargo hed produced .36 inch at 2 p. m,, and was continuing. Showers fell on the Minnesota side of the Red river and elsewhere in that state. Pipestone had a thunderstorm and ,65 inch. At Sioux Salls, 8. D., the Sioux river was out of its banks because of melting snow and minor floods were reported elsewhere. In Bismarck and at nearby points, however, the sky was cloudy, there was plenty of dust in the air > SLOPE COMPETITION Buffalo Springs and Rhame Each Get Two First Places in School Contests Rhame, N. D., Apr. 13. — Buffalo each places, presentation being made by Bruce Shepersky, local school super- intendent. it. Boys’ Humorous-—James Scott, Buf- falo Springs, “Me 'n Skinny.” - The Rhame Girls’ Glee club sang, “In Time of Roses” and “Alphabet Song.’ CONTINUED Government Wins Decisive Victory. ‘a . z if i i a F bi Tray Eile ne te Ahi vE Eg abe Hs Ha et Hey Hy eli fy tft et ; 8 j z F i Hi z ett | Hi BF EE a Be*s f é Hell In Supreme Court), was not well taken and that not “abridge the’ freedom of or of the press, safeguarded first amendment” to Four Judges Dissent _ In their dissenting opinion, how- ever, Justices Van Devanter, McRey- nolds, Sutherland and Butler held hee it, does. abridge the freedom of | | press. The issue involyed the employment of. Morris Watson, an editorial em- |’ ploye of the association, discharged by the association, Watson and the American was discharged not up to his proved capability. The labor relations board. had ord: ered Watson reinstated and the deci. sion confirmed that ‘order. Roberts Deli Opinien: ‘ Justice Roberta, who frequen and|held the balance of power ‘cdurt, in 5 to 4 decisions, said the constitution. |, [iz 3 E fl it f HD a® i g2 ge pally el ng HE ieee ' apiege's Fe F JUSIRY ACTS DONT. =| PROHIBIT PAYING OF LAWFUL INTEREST Decision of Supreme Court Af- firms Jadgment of Burleigh County Tribunal pe Dauty lewa enacted in 1935 do not 7" prohibit’ contracts ‘te pay interest at & lawful rate on interest that is over- due-at the-time-the contract is made, Births and Mrs. Peer Balzer, rst, at $:20 a. m., Monda: ney, 36, Bismarck ‘Ids, Nelson, 65, 515 Ninth st. 45 a. m., Monday, local hospital, in Local Hospital; Seven Children Survive Mrs. Ida Nelson, 65, 515 Ninth. St., nt of North Dakota for the Will M’Eachern, 50, Park River, Is Dead Grand Sorks, N. D., Apr. 12—(#)— of enrollees ee ul we Ne Pinte, bra olsae Hie across the river, despite the precipitation of last week’ opinion: i Sy SE i Snoabintthdincleer ta aE 88 ane,. Sieh mmpréved‘malsture-oonditcds| Iti inlet that: ess “Amseiasol | 820, bu ‘Alb: ratn x it mines, Press is in substance. the. press. itself, Plan Open House at. _ | he, membership, conte solely eons operate newspapers, that the news is - Dickinson College]: i pan Cs Dickinson, N, D; April. 12—stu- | XgDeDeTE Of MemDeTe oe the dents at the State Teachers college | tpis consists of y here will hold open house for friends | 57 conceivable i ies pa and relatives from the Slope area 0D’) nomic and religious w, that the April 30. Student committees from ih So ie seh tn any | eamee i ree floated over | mote rest ani e & No-man’s land Uttered with dead| the home folks enjoyable. The county bodies, from loud speakers set. up in| which lists the largest number of vis- the Srrernee it front lines which at ee fen) dhe Rte higapereriy ty. some wore whic 00! cle: fon only :® few doven jarred from this competition /77 j#nat Although college officials ate; aid-| fit ing in the arrangements, rez ° tro} resis. with the students the Tange’ eoselag placa,” futplas of ange guides and perform’ other di ia be Migical programs are’ planbed. for} 1, ag ‘and assurance is given) eedom that ‘the programs will be “snappy |. Six-Plead Not Guilty: To Riot-Inciting Count Columbus, Ohio, Apr. 12.—(#)}—Four men and two women relief sitdowners arrested during the forcible eviction of 75 demonstrators from the state capitol Friday pleaded innocent Mon- day, throwing day to. charges of inciting a riot and the city at two-minute intervals for Faaged @ nuisance and demanféd a jury trial. : Municipal Judge August. Weber set. the jury trial for Apr. 28. Milton Fare ber, attorney for the defendants, ask- reduction of the bond of $1,500, each; but Judge Weber refused and the six were returned to the city pren to await trial. ; The riot charge carries a maximum. john Johnson, about 45, a|fine of $500 and a 40-day jail sen- transient laborer, committed suicide tence, and the nuisance charge car- hea cer «4 E fine of $100. "Today & Tuesday Shows 2:30-7-9 ,, 20 tl 7:30 fia Fj 3 CAPITOL Wednesday & Thureday Double Feature feist CHICAGO (By the Associ McGraw Elec 5: Midwest Co i ii YY Winnemucca, Winnipeg, Man sm coescacsmosmes: BSesaasee Hd tH ‘here’ Saturday’ will be buried here ‘Tuesdaysmorning. She was the sis- ter of the late Joseph M. Kelly. MANDAN MAN DIES WINNIPEG CASH GRAIN wi Apr. 12. GP) —Cab . thern® "1.47%; No. 3 northern 1.40%: 0. hern 1.86%, Oats, No. 2 white 6 3 [ ee LIONEL BARRYMORF PARKER LINDEN AH E i VISIT THE GLASS BRICK FRONT, THE FIRST TO BE INSTALLED IN NORTH DA- KOTA. ; 5 : i F TRANSIENT HANGS SELF N. D., Apr. 13.—(7)—Regis- 2. ste nll Me gel 4 Dis uae Oe ould be mea: | Young: Mill City Man see ) Quizzed in Rape Death A sociological survey of 501 women apes in a Virginia mountain community showed that 208 per cent had married under the age of 15. EE ret a ee if be ak AF YouWantto Know the Truth «+. about nice girls caught in rackets! -s.e about those notorious ‘clip-joints’! .». about the toll exacted by the law! ... about men robbed by their hostesses! - BETTE DAVIS “MARKED WOMAN’ Humphrey Bogart «= Capitol >= gee HG = Minneapolis, Apr. 12.—(P)—A 24- year-old south side man, captured Saturday night in a chase by angry citizens after an alleged atiempted attack on a woman at Seventh St. and Marquette Ave., was being questioned Monday as a suspéct in the murder of Laura Kruse. His activities the night of Mar. 19 and early Mar. 20 were being scruti- nized closely. If cleared in connection with the Krause slaying he was to be charged with disorderly conduct. E _ E I Pity Fy cy F a 5 #8 TONIGHT! BURNS ALLEN NOW ON AGENDA OUTLINED Your Old Bills Leans fer Any Purpese 1. Selery Leans $5 to $50 On Your Pinta Nete 2. Auto Loans $25 to $400 3. Auto Out-of-Town Loans by SALARY LOAN CO. Gee. Stevens, ae ar, Bonk Bike Blemarek. N. D. Plaza Tuesday. Survivors are Parenits, two sisters and a brother. TAKE A STROLL THROUGH PEACOCK ALLEY.