The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1937, Page 1

The Weather, Cloudy .tonight, Tues- ‘day; rising tempera- ture tonight. Téephome | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE — 2200 4 North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper ou Canadian Strike Spread to U.S. Seen = Bank Robber Killers of G-Man to Face Death Penalty wi was FATHER OF YOUNG (54 of 56 Proposed Irrigation |MWSPIPERSMIST (Court Act Passage | sir nr dl ~-AGINTTAKES SON | Projects from Western N. D. “TAKE LEADERSHP, ‘Anticipated by Foe rane se tov aa ms - HOWE. FOR BURIAL! ne eu.t AP TOLD BY ROPER Gang Wil Hever Gat Greedy Fifteen of 56 irrigation projects | plications, indicating that few per-)dams created in North Dakota by fed- ¢ ’ : sulvsstbed by inivitonls to tie Binks sons continue So Segned levigation as eral soll conservation servion ware ‘ a Waaea Opponent Concedes Approval if] | Former Banker Paws’ on Mines FW a eS ES at commission meeting ere vege' les. ear] offe! ie wat commission, ¥ ° FBI Chief Says 27-Year-Old| monday ist the missouri river as the|every application mentions « desire |D. McKinnon, state director of the wakening Responsibility for) President Will Accept Ad- Irrigating Farm 4 si proposed source of supply. All but/to raise some alfalfa. soil service, said. Law, Halting Family De- dition of Two Judges PEACE PARLEY ‘COLLAPSES ‘Aide Was Shot in Back in {two are trom the western part of the} Oscar 8. Oberg, Washburn, says| McKinnon will meet with the hoard Topeka Postoffice jstate. he wishes to grow crested wheat|to offer s co-ordination program be- cadence, Called Needs foes ei ; Reeder, N. D., Apr. 19.—W. T. opeka Posto! On the latter projects, Thomas B.| grass, tween the two agencies based on the Ren I EESES Washington, Apr. 19—(P}—A lead-| . Krebebech, former banker and | ohism in Labor R : SLAYERS IN KANSAS CITY] scrcs of sitetfa nnd sence srege Site |e nad ee ter tom Cole, |i eta caters ote el aes all a farmer, has begun irrigat- | Schism in Labor Ranks Widens; acres fa and other with| who would get his water from wells, |ice will concen' on. ices, ia water from the Goose river ‘and|wants to use the water to irrigate [and the water boand will go ahead on Roosevelt court bill sald Monday the, _ Water is provided: from the Mc- ClO Chiefs Map Ford Un- ‘Pint-Sized’ Country Sheriff| Quinnell Sendford of Neche wants/trees and berries as. well as alfalfa, jirrigation and water conservation ges dam, highest in the state ionizing Campaign to irrigate a five-acre community|corn and other feed crops. Projects, would accept two, instead of s poten- me eeech , Who Arrested Murderers fruit farm with water from the Pem-| Two of the 56 applications have| Constructed by the service in North| Great Agencies to Promote | tis) ix, additional Fopreise | court . P. Whitney, Dickinson, « 5 bina river. been listed by engineers as not|Dakota are 410 dams of which ap- 5 member of the state water con- (By the Associated Press) a - Recovers'$4,800 of Loot Largest project sponsored by feasible. proximately one-half are suitable for Virtues of Peace Justices. , was pres- | Spread of the General : individual is 130 acres on the W. T.| Forty-four of the proposed projects | irrigation purposes - and since the posites The senator said a modification ST ucetay Greeting whet waier. strike to the United States within » Topeka, Kas, Apr: 19—(#)—The|Krebsbach farm near Reeder and the | would require pumping and it is prob- | water board was created by state law) New York, ‘Apr. 19—()—The na- beets Hs ito iets irrigation |few days was by government made ready Monday to|largest application is one for 800'eble that some others would come |it is the “logical” organization to con-|tion’s two outstanding needs, Secre- retina, peighary ‘use the |Automoblle Workers union leadets charge two New York gunmen with sen reseed be. Beuee 2. (Earivnet under Oo Fae eat : rol eeaenients perarnee ee propery ites to peoduce alfalteiana oer coeae Gerppioning iar tre 2 murder—and demand the death pen-/|for & group persons near) Compu ws the proj- ihn) a feed crops, invites any farmer in- [halt “in ‘more drastic action a ph Cartwright. ects ask irrigation on 2,373 acres after} The list of applicants, with the vasion” of Ontario by the us See ne tnaner tt aoe by| Alfalfa, feed crops and gardens will| rejecting the two 40-acre proposals acreage it ts proposed to irrigate, the opponents of the hotly con-| {t"gyer, © ome Gown and lok | Committee tor Industrial Organima- i bullets in the postoffice here Priday,| take up the irrigated acreage in the| found not to be feasible. crops to be raised, source of water tested measure had agreed it could be 7 prepared to return his son’s body to| Order “tisted, according to the ap-' Easements to approximately 400!and method of procuring it follows: ee ane cenes, the anlog: ties their Arizona home, Name ‘Address ‘Acreage Crops to Be Raised Source of Water__ How to Get Water DAIRYMEN WARNED order @ walkout from General Sastore ~ -U..8, District Attorney 8. 8. Alex-| “1 peter Rennick Bismarck . 20 to 40 ‘Truck garden & feed Apple Creek Pumping pe planta in the United States unless ander planned to Issue warrants) >~\—W-Gusner Bismarck ‘40 Hay Dry Run Coulee Construction of dikes the Oshawa strike, which has made oy Ghataing: Aifrea Fower and Robert| % 4. W- & control gates” TO CLEAN PLANTS 3,100 workers idle, 1s settled. Buhay, accused of an $isttn the| 8 Anthony Kostelecky Dickinson 3 Afalfa—Fow crops Green River Reservoir created by : Leaders of the automobile workers urder ‘imblerly W. Baker, 27, = “ Lewis Commit justrial Or- fotacal Sane arecunvans agent,| 4 Knut Oss Mandan ‘20 Increase Agri. ‘Missour! River Pumping , ao i oeelare of pene tm cnet OR CEASE SELLING piled nitive Aa es aon = shot in the back as he participated in products, panei Pic ot haar ed cng fhe Cussed spreading the strike below the 4 an attempt by G-men to arrest the|§.R. L. Williamson Butord formed’ leadership, tor meade. tha border Sunday after the collapse of tae ee ees arenes ee 6. V. M. Craven Menoken Cy enh ae Apple Creek theory and practice of this govern- cane ea page heya rcinaptron te Oh ce postotfice. etables a walkout with organisers Alerander said he. would sak (he "7, Frank Lassey Cartwright 4 Feed livestock, garden Charbonneau Cader” A agent Sent a “1 eae Dis-| barred from the negotiations. death penalty Sccused 5 Creek Leaders Fail Posterity tributors They Must Meet Denies Strike Pisns ’ ‘They are held for safekeeping in the Spring Creek Pumping (tractor) | ‘On the second point he said, “cen- id \ Homer Martin, president of the in- strongly fortifield Jackson county| _®. Fred Sinerius Beclah Se Appeon 0 pois of City Standards ternational union, declared no strike jail in Kanses City, Mo. Tete sx~ 9. W. T. Krebsbach Reeder 130 Lon an wus. statistics disclose that those would be called ta the United States igument district attorn - “tomorrow” after flying to : tated, would be held ‘before a United | 10-F_W. MSGi ‘Mandan @® Alfalfa, potatoes, corn Missour! River Notice has been sent to 41 dairymen| rion” from Oulawa, mint, , States commissioner either in Kansas/11 Alf. Olafson Halliday Approx. 20 Not known Spring Creek in the Bismarck area that they must declared he had received City, Kas. or in Leavenworth, Kas..| 12 Perry Eiletson Cartwright Approx. 40 Feed and gardens ‘Yellowstone R. clean up their premises or stop sell-| “definite knowledge” from police that { Jocation of federal penitentiary. | 73. Thomas B. Linn ‘Hope @® Alfaife, other crops Goose R. streams ing thelr milk to Bismarck distribu | CIO Organizers were trying to. bring ; H. H. ‘Beker, Yuma, an. Arizona Cote tors, Dairy Inspector Vincent Kav-| nine near Sudbury and in the Kirk- { state senator and father of the slain| 14 R. B. Milhouse Cartwright NEES esos BESOIN, ney said Saturday. land Lake and Porcupine mining agent, said he will take his aon’s body | 15. H. T, Burns, Jr. ~ Garrison 40 Truck gardening and Missouri River Kavaney, hired by the city to su-|areas in Northern Onterio, an 1 sean ata ay : barrie. this important. aspect of th! co*toat now that theyll faves eet Me Ait) health depértment’s work, sald most| tuetr ‘greedy pews On the mines ot of the producers want to co-operate| Northern Ontario as long as I am milk in a clean and sanitary manner, but that many are handicapped by] In Washington, members of the Jee of) fee wilt which t> Libeoys | Aree athd tee oe een eee their barns other equipment. council near 2 office window and that Suhay had/ 03° 7g scGregor ‘Arnegard Hay Creek the common good. . . With respect to the cleanliness with| the point of breaking ‘with un- 5 ” ‘ should be the chief purpose . fons with the CIO. Lolertmgalere pene ony Boas l 34. Oscar 5. Oberg ‘Washburn 30 Crested wheat grass Painted W. creek Pumping project, bition of the ¢wo outstanding groups booger bagrapetine: : soghaaltages) teat APL’ ssuatacy! tance back from his partner. 35. Henry J. Rix ‘Mandan 40 Potatoes, sweet clover Missouri River Pipe line which we represent.” ‘ Under the city ordinances, the city|said it was conceivable the council Both men then ran from the build- cade! somiuires ievelios Great Agency for Pesce takes control of the milk from the|ssssion opening’ Monday would move ‘and fled. : 26. Anna Rix Mandan 0 Hay E ‘Missouri River Pipe line The American press is one of the time it is produced until {t is deliv-|for expulsion of the Lewis “rebel” ss Son were captured Friday “night| some leveling greatest agencies for international ered to the consumer. Wholesale li-| Unions. | without a shot being fired, by Homet | 27. R. H. LeRoy ‘Mandan 30 ‘Feed crops—Alfaifa Well or Mo. R. Pumping project | peace today, he ea Provided it censes are issued to producing dairies a Purpose Dept ia Sylvester, 5-foot, 4-inch sheriff, ang | 53~Arthur L. Maxwell Turtle Lake © “Alfalfa, corn & other Ground water Pumping project | Promotes the vistues of peace more and retail lloenses to city distributors, pea seoikeshin easapeiee pti his deputy at. Plattamouth, Neb. feed crops, also trees than the possib 2 Dairies which are not up to stan- : + Beritt Bylyester: recovered #4900. An 3 & berries ed mad Ned ci leurea nd dard are given two notices, If the| ‘He situation created by the supreme ( it Sylvester . dustry from 970 daily papers in 1880 ‘j-| Court's validation of the national la- acastonal #694 was found to 8 room| HF Honwer Banish 4 ‘Truck garden Missouri River Pumping project | th tour million circulation and an aan meacelied “and the peeducer | BOF Telations act. a Kansas en . 40 Alfalfa hay, potatoes Missouri River Pumping project | income of $90,000,000 to 2,100 papers * occupled ‘Thureday. fede pions Roe small grains j in 1937 wih forty, millon ctreulation — aa a eat sll nome milk foe Gitetvation (5 Tae a eu aie His ari i 31. Ralph McGirl Bigin #® Potatoes.alfalfa, ‘Heart River ‘Pumping, requires jand an income of more than « bil- xplosive in Basement: leaders of the United Automobile ee pipe line lion dollars indicated strongly, he| 2 ~*P 7 | cote specimens of milk examined | Weeers to conde plans tie organ * 4 i said, that “nefvspapermen have wise- Father Saw Tragedy Tecen| Yor| izing employes of the Ford yh ee ee levatees 6 |b anatyzen pute desis and have ae eee Coen Oe teen, | Company ' . Louis Signainess: Croft se arisen to their mission. examine acteria| Martin announced : * 2. .N. Bteen Mandan 40 Tomatoes, chickens, fell Pumping project ine Bed continuous.” mens of cream 4 the bi uation et atl Che CAE Bf sweet clover, NOT FEASIBLE “In three-fourths of Europe,” he count ran from’1,000 to 1,147,000, of potatoes ‘ continued, “the lamp: of liberty is Buttertat content of milk ran trom] intimidation” agains: | Henry | Ford 35. Roy McColl Cartwright © Increase alfalfa prod. Yellowstone R. flickering if it has not gone out, Our at eee eal sua of cream from bela nat 36. Ruth A, Scrivner Cartwright Ap. 800 Gardens & growing Yellowstone R.- Pumping (electric) on county Mace of Pip scale as pe oe Martin flew mes “Raed Dazolt feed crops Monday discuss and its liberties.” executive board the strike at Oshawa. 3_Anton A, Bolte Regent Approx. 20_Alfaife, truck garden Cannonball R. Pumping (actor) _/And ite bertiea” NYE SCORES DRAFT ecutive boa trike at Osha Tacoma Doctor Blames Cranks | 38. Osmund Hamre Watford City secretary said, bring a “challenge to ier the Y Ford company announced y 39. Sandford Quinnell Neche 5 Fruit farm (com- Pembina River Pumping the press of America as an educa- plans for expansion of its plant. An and Believes G-Men Will Run munity) ____| tional and patriotic agency, such as RY official ‘said Henry Ford had ap- vn’ . M.D. Graham ~ Bi ‘80 Feed for stock, flood- Mouse River Pumping project it never before faced.” proved construction in oa Down Son's Killer oP. aed ing of baylands ‘ 32500000 cuble foot gus, holder “as ii, Fred F. Keck ‘Washburn Approx. 40_Alfala & corn Missouri River CONCERT VIOLINST high as an 18-story building. we We iaatioon, ‘tather of alain | 2. Fred O. Hanson Garrison Approx. 40 Dougias Creek Calls Hall-Shepherd Bill One Nye Protests Choi Charles Mattson, 10, revealed Mon-| 4. Ray Gress Gladstone 40 Aifaifa hay ‘Antelope Creek Pumping “project | ” That Would Swell Profits ye ice day new threats have been made/ 4 Fred J. Schmalenberger Hebron @ Alfalfa, corn & Dam on Greek Pumping project Of Men in Cuban Deal suaines seacobersiot hie feel one c i -___ potatoes Nes coe 9 of Arms Makers enin confidence son’ i= i scene terrific detona' Rhee! mond {Christ A. Christenson Kenmare . prea etoy ——____. Washington, Apr. 19—(#}—Senator * ‘ SE aaa Tes OF Mair his | 48. George Bullinger olen Well project — : Fee ed cary the children, ali| Asbury Park, N. J, Apr. 19—UP—| ye (Rep ND.) had protested. to 15-year-old daughter, and William,| 47. John Nordah! Halliday 40 Alfalfa & corn Spring Creek NOT FEASIBLE New York, Apr. 98 tneeet still alive, from the shambles. Phy-| Senator Gerald P. Nye, North Dakota! President Federico Bru of Cuba Mon- 16, his remaining son, have both been| 49, Ervin Bourgols ‘Bismarck Not given Not given Missourl River cal booking agent was timing as po. (scans said the six all dled shortly Republican, contends the Hall-Ghep-|day egainst permitting = committee tpeveiened. He expressed belief the) 7>—srartin © Michelson New Leipzig + 40-‘Truck farming— Cannonball R. As Ee eae ie dtom | Revee trem baaal skull feschres, ‘The | nerd bill for drafting men and ‘wealth | organized by the Chase Nettonal bank threats were from “cranks,” 4 Feed for livestock Pumping project baited noraicides, ham) moter was Killed instantly. tn wartime would swell rather than|‘% Tepresent holders of 4 charles’ body was found’ in an vers | 50,_Dan Panko Panko Clty 17 Recreation purposes Cedar River Pumping project | York's Specisnuer Teese iy within ete teu FT inti | curb the profits of private munitions| Pen Booms 1h we ee ot the bond: ett, Wash., thicket Jan. 11, Dr. Matt-| 51. Emma L. Sampson ‘Fayette Approx. 25 Alfalfa and hay Knife River Pumping project | earshot of the incandeacents of the|/to14 reyorters the explosive in the ce en Bhapherd bill does a tine|holders committee for Republic of son disclosed the threats came in the| 52, Emil Peterson Charlson =~ ~*-35 ‘Potatoes & other Missouri River bright light district. « Waszak home was pyrotol, highly! ....’or drarting human lives and the|Cube bonds, he said his group was flood of letters delivered at his home vegetables The victim, who used the name of! delicate and used for blasting stumps. us rafting human ives and airs|‘the only independent body qualified day since the kidna; last Tania Lee Lova, was of the theater, er ‘ pate) -|to speak for the American bondhold- 4, overs. day ping last) s5"34-G Rausch Elgin 40_Not given Cannonball RSS man of the senate munitions commit 3 Dec, 71. ‘The last, it was learned, was| 5-3 a alata we canten Ore and it was in theater atmosphere WRONG EXCHANGE? MAYBE! | man of the senate muons commune |ers” and was authorized by the Peates worry ie Mattson,” the | 55. Frank Slag Bismarek 40 Alfalfa & garden Missouri River Sunday. palignr ey pall Pood , “out 15) securities commission. physican ae. aie Iam soontident 56. William Sellner Eigin ‘20 “Feed & garden truck “Antelope Creek Tpmiaie Miche aoe 30, was some He said the United States entered Dates for American are simply the work of cranks. al father-in-law, protect Undoubtedly, the represent the erim- Re +—————-*|Bigmarck-Southwest _| former police chiet. Apprehended at eee ee ina tacit Legion Tourney Set {inal element which walks our streets| Helen Keller Repays ' Marlene Prefers ISMAPCK-SOULNWESU | sfountain Dale ‘by a state trooper, whom he charged sold “to every na- = Cvery day_ of, © potential menace 1°) Chivalry of Japanese Femal Freight Line Okayed) Ros was being brought to New York tion that had the money to buy.” | Grand Forks, N. D. Ape. 19—U>— every fami.” a | Males to Females for questioning in Inspector “We won the war but we didn't |e 1937 state jun ter is carefully scrutinized. by feersi Osaka, Apr. 19—()—Grieving be-|@——________ Authority to furnish contract mo-| ¥- McDermott. Gray Finds Just. pene Papeete eae. ‘We Jor baseball tou reement, wall Os hala Bureau of investigation agents, some| cause an unchivairous thief stole 200| Holywood, Apr. 19—(@)—Mar- [tor freight service from Bismarck to] jr, Acquire Babe || The Book Needed | [Ay a ‘means of keeping the United 4 40 of whom are still stationed in Ta-|.yen (656) from Miss Helen Keller up-| tene Dietrich would like to be a Southwestern North Dakote was) LIS@FS /ACq o States out of future foreign wars, Nye| here by post officials ffom James E. coma. on her arrival in Japan, an anony-| men wecause they are smarter day by the state railroad commis- Herman in Cash Deal aatoceles re coeecel amen ttle of Barney, - ote | than women. - sion. Roberts will operate from Bis- —— remote predeces people oppor: . being “I would much prefer to be » |marck to Hettinger, Bucyrus, Reeder,| Cincinnat!, Apr. 19.—(#) — Floyd (Use echogenic ce pita died whether congress | turned here after the successful meet ” German film beauty |Seranton, Bowman, -Rhame, Mar-)“Babe” Herman, hard-hitting out-| ‘oosent - could bition of loans by|°! 1996, when the Grand Forks team one man,” the 'Y \marth, Mott, Regent, New England| fielder, pamed Monday from the Na- Urging — prohi loans won its second title. said Monday. “They have clearer | 200 qmidon,” : tional League. ‘The Cincinnati Reds| | When the slate sold cortices | bankers for expansion of credit to and superior minds. I can think ——__—__ announced his sale in a strictly cash|. indebtedness any warring nations, 3 "Amer-|_ Gray hed to open « set of books “To those who say our foreign trade ° ‘Czar’ to Make Roads | ta saps for unis supe. |L8timate of Jobless | ces! to the Detroit Tigers of the Benes to recor the transactions and aé- | wil suter, Tsay all te fore trade Phone in Your ” + disclosed. would come More Safe Suggested) eee \T4C22 | samme imo op ene| Vacances Ecsttor | him asresee (ef mn Society Items —— me auch more im. |. Washington, ni or looked ‘storage vault in the — (By the Associated Press) arate ich Ore cast of his fea. | Vandenberg (Rep.-Aich.) injected in- i Camp Aspirants apltol basement and there, sure Phyllies Defeat Bees The Tribune wants to see rej rbogrogegdenromegel won Fares ‘or the build ‘at nis Body” = Hipamor ateen mp sp enough, was a set of books de- With Hit in El venth YOUR name in print. : « {| Dr. wm, Brady, noted writer on |/ ena ‘while safety experts pondered) ,,20Ve Scenes: said Miss Dielrich, | ot" stinatey of the jobless were| Washington, Apr. 19.—(@)—The Ci-| signed for the purpose. | Proper in Ele If you have a society or ; Health, is writing a series of seven || s"sugsestion for-a “caar” to make the| ave her cold. perhaps 5,000,000 too villan Conservation corps listed Mon-| Deadings bad been printed for tee ee phia-| Personal item which will be definite, understood ar- || highways: safe. his calculations on the s0-| day a group of states in which officials Free i ecot Crny would lave Boston, Apr. ester nila-| of interest to your friends tices for laymen. ‘They are clear, ‘The suggestion for a co-ordinator! — BRIDGE TOURNEY SET _ cial security board's. a2t| ssid enrollment vacancies exist for Beaeeae tt ts Tat teen forced to [eerie iatnonl deleeied he just phone 2200 and ask for instructive, factual. Soars ae Forks, N. D., Apr. 19.-)— ‘emploged, Vandenberg ar- camps. Time for enrolling ; \ The first article appears o ciwietkenne Mountain Lan-|The 10th annual state fair contract| rived at the conclusion there are only to ecstna euacter ente Tymeay nig do the job himself. Tauposele ay tes soeening POMS Gey SERe, the society editor. She will on page 4. Exclusively in— dis, high commissioner of baseball.| bridge tournament will be played | about 2,975,000 ‘The states and the spproximate num-| | They were purchased A crowd of 10,000 watched the se8-| be glad to take the news. . % : Wise| though, so far as the records show, | son's opener which ended when Nor- 0 The Trib came from Michael A. Connor, com-jhere Apr..28, it has been announced Mijepi ale seria agers hee of vecaneien in Sots Lngaee ail the. has never: tatore isued |r dropped = home run Don't be bashful. This is e june missioner of motor vehicles in Con- rele! A. O. Watson. tourney sec te one census unem consis i gd 3 lows state ot indetgediieas. PR rlegg ed Reaches, a friendly newpaper, fs