The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1937, Page 1

ae ADDRES Telephone | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [ tewene A Generally fair tonight 22 OO . North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper and Tuesday; little 2 5 = change in temp. eS eae ——— ESTABLISHED 1873 i ; ; i BISMARCK, N. D., MONDAY, MAY 17, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chain Store License Tax Held Valid : xk *& *& xk * xk * kk & ek *& * kk *& x &k * *% k ¥ Burke Services Set for 9 A. M. Tuesday in Pro-Cathedral > BODY LESINHOWE |15 Persons Meet ~ | (MANY AGREE WITH KING TO ANNOUNCE [Mirs. Herbert Hoover — ((QURPS RULING ON HERE UNTIL TIME | ; .y| PREDICTION OF 29 | WINDSOR'S TROTH, | © No Stranger to West] SOCIAL SECURITY | FOR CHURCH RITES Death Violently BUSINESS DECLINE NEWSPAP ER SAYS Home Loving Woman 2 Is ol seh ei rel Bl MASONS Two North Dakota Men Among dent — Scouts Was One of White House’s Naming of Officiant to Await Victims of Week-End Ac- | Some Economists Assert That/ Official Court Circular to Take lost Accomplished Mistresses : cidents'in Northwest i eae Uphold Government Restriction Artival of Rev. Ambrose AY 10 something Can Be Done Cognizance of Marriage, tsa, fe most accomplished pall abeen the White House and 8! of Refunds Under Invalia- London Hears aneunee VARIETY OF REASONS GIVEN) WALLY’S RANK UNDECIDED. aS) fain ADMINISTRATION GRATIFIED band, the former president of the Fifteen persons met violent death to Prevent Collapse in the northwest over the week-end, six of them drowning victims of the opening of the fishing season. Two Scottish Rite Officials Are) “tims were North Dakota men. Burke of Davenport SELECTING PALLBEARERS Two fliers were killed at Philip, 8. Iding | Weddi famty Rejects Offer of State] Guests of Lodge Here at |p. « girl was killed in an auto-train sgoene es eke oo a ae sole py Marky a the mother ef two pera ot National Chelny eed Funeral; Prominent Per- Luncheon, Recaption collision near Eveleth, Minn, a boy| *"% Nanaged Dollar Are nounced Tuesday at | sons, Mrs. Hoover Plaintiff Contended in drowned near Morris, Minn, and Some of Remedies Chateau de Cande is not a stranger to : the spirit of the Court Case 100 and 300 Boottish Rite Cte ee —_——— West and the peo- the country’s economists and indus-| was reported will cassette: a Washington, D. C., May 17.—(7)— trialists took a look Monday at a pre- Bismarck the next Louisiana’s state statute imposing a diction another depression may be two days. : hore graduated license tax on chain stores just around the corner and said based on the number of units operated throughout the nation and elsewhere Monday was held constitutional by the supreme court as it deferred ac- tion of the federal social security act. Before adjourning until next Mon- day it announced opinions in nine 3 eats ny ape portal eed Soca lon with her parents delivered either next Mon- : me: because of her day or on Tuesday, June 1, when the Lag bane the eRe ee mother’s delicate court adjourns for the summer. Revive building; 4 health. e The court upheld provisions of the sons Mourn His Loss st : i Tt was - 1936 revenue act restricting govern- Rehebiiiate factory equipment; | Reteree declared nisvat Leland atan- ment refunds out of the $963,000.000 of processing and floor st taxes ford university that she met the one collected under the invalidated Agri- student of the geol- in attempting to balance the budget expreneed gratification at the court's lon. Sought to Recover Funds Tt was delivered on litigation bj HS He Fitts young engineer four years later. Mrs. Hoovers i F ii ‘i her husband, Mrs, Hoover. has s bent for organization, To the kota, court. ‘Beouts America panied. ous statues of , 2 to Sasa fase Lisa pectotse cf: Gail Bout.” Wiun & cain risliee ates as u as pre 0! ut. a camp visitor she has hereby declare Tues- confer-| followed the routine of the other campers. In keeping with the custom of gE a do 31, aes > @ legal holiday : . Dl UP ing royal status on the woman for | giving each visiting adult the name of an animal, the girls call her “Buffalo,” stepped down off Mrs, Hoover seldom has allowed her outsidg interests to encroach on her + B domestic pursuits. An exception has been Girl Scouts, in which she| The great Atlantic and Pacific Tea , Mrs. Warfteld’s| has taken national leadership. company and 12 other corporations name for the Long an honorary president of the Girl Scouts, she is now its working |.attacked the law which levied taxes th Windsor was made | president. ranging from $10 to $550 per store, completely legal through publi-ation a Cited Difference in Levies Because it had 15,084 establish- ments throughout the nation and in Canada, the A. and P. company said it was taxed $550 for each of ite YEARS BY PLAYERS| v2. 2r4,zcomenet, x say makes straw a suitable feed for livestock, . Dr. B, Lj Johnson of the department national chain is over” and “it may perhaps also be said that the era of 4, Soderville, Minn., struck by car in that city. i : Afb 5 - {sald the straw is sprayed with a vola- thas te eee . ; T aid to Love able and fender. ‘The crude fiber, Dr.|@ Of 10 Craft Unions Still Are| national corporstiom Of Tne than z § 8 Straw Suitable Feed is Bozeman, Mont., May 17.—(7)—The where the Couple | sontana State college chemistry de- partment has developed a process they Caballero Fails Before Azana, Called From Retirement, cits Ee & 3 Undecided ae IE MYSTERY SLAYING 3 Sent ai wt Out erty } } mass remained uncertain, pending sugars, more nourishing than the cel- Cutine Stale eptte thelr Roberts asserted that “the policy the arrival here of Rev, Ambrose ‘ : fiber. 2 Differences Louisiana is free to adopt with re- Burke of Dai bet pileskogred 5 cost of the acid, Dr. Johnson spect to the business activities of her of the dead jurist, arrive in ’ i is about $1 per treated ton, ae Hollywood May 17—(P)— P)_Unik g|own citizens she may apply to ea * : fim players, granted Better pay and] {Ye'same business within her borders “ i tt fi still hdtrassed Hollywood studios. | in part the result of extra-state trans- g i & & ‘ closed shop, were pledged Monday not irrespective of whether the iS THOUGHT SOLVED to strike during the ‘next 10 years, rah ee regulation arise solely STOCKMEN GATHER but a 17-day-walkout of craftsmeD| trom operations in Louisiana or are Others coming for the services in- i clude rp. Mstella Gagnon, Fort : i The strike front of the Federated! actions.” Dodge, Ia, and Mrs, Frances Watters Man’ Who Attacked and Beat Motion Picture Crafts was broken,| Other challengers of the Louisiana and Miss Emms Burke, Eidora, Is. s however, when members of two of its| law include F. W. Woolworth com- sisters of Judge Burke. Woman Sunday Night Report- 10 unions returned to work. These,| pany, J. C. Penney company, Mont- other brothers and sisters . ‘ the machinists and culinary workers,| gomery Ward and Company, Sears, pumnbering about 300 od the federa-| Roebuck and Company, and Liggett . n’ 5,100 striking mem! » agreed to| Drug company. Western N. D. Operators and toenail Chertatece wi ceee i ed to Have Confessed : come pee the services. They are Burke, Portland, Ore., who Minneapolis, May 17.—()—Police , 1 # Past 99 yeas od age and in poor Chief Frank pent aia Monday Bitere ee pisces Problems Pe itang eae the paint: BISMARCK 10 PLAY pe 3; Milo J, Burke, Washington, Cept. James L. Mullen and County of Their Business ers, panier puecoakers soenle porns a Attorney EA J. Goft had gone to the | i econ ers, of cattlemen moved into Dick-| " mxrpc officials informed producers i | i i [ 5 artists, hairdressers, makeup art- Dickinson, N. D. May 17.—(?) roid workers and stationary en- HOST FOR EAGLES after he was reported to have con- inson Monday for the annual two- they would continue to seek a written feaded verbally to the Laura. Kruse day meeting of the Western North tee of 100 per cent “ v guaran' union shop ¢ Members in At- Dakota Stockmen’s association. Aa ho charge inckhe statuta\ot pres Over 300 Lodg pes were rareteniad eclid sonnel because of the strike. tendance at First Meeting conference to consider problems of| What caused the culinary union to of State Aeries the cattle industry. resume work was not made public, Theodore Kellogg, president of the but machinists explained their union Dickinson Chamber of Commerce, | never voted on the strike. Valley City, N. D., May 17.—()- was in charge of the program which| Two thousand members of the| Bismarck was selected the 1928 con: doan Barr secretary, | scheduled a noon lunch in opening| screen actors’ guild at their third! vention city for North Dakota Eagles was in love with Bob activities. A business session was| weekly mass meeting ratified a 10-| s¢ the first annual tri-aerie meeting Andrews, rising young |*ated Monday pcan Se Ao rope, nace with 12 studios Sunday! here Saturday and Sunday. a - Organization directors uss . bs mining executive. And what President John Leakey of Ee ae Leippdigmteneigtie eect Bob wanted Joan more | Grassy Butte, termed “vital problems| Hettinger Historical | over 00 members. A class of 14 can- affecting the western stockmen” in didates was initiated Sunday after- at ‘ i i 3 2 E I ot a an Hl i the at- than anything in the si : Junior world. a Ben was | the business session. Pageant May 29 Set) noon, and main addresses were given i» Beet - Pee forced to refuse mare |paeteng ee Te meartet — by Gov. William Langer, Dr. A. H. pst raga ton mee Wie ay |e A nt A, ha a ge ° wi mow 6. Tenn, that "bape het lvs ils | a tris per | an one Pee Gin, es Colorful exhibitions and concerts nih ee ee Angus Kennedy to st. Nearby rarel communities will winein strenge join in presenting the pageant to be| bugle corps and women’s auxiliary the eae in four episodes: the prairie,| drill team and Bismarck 36-plece serie 4 | Indians, cowboys.and pioneers. band. ? i i MAJOR BESSEY NAMED QUADEUPLETS DIE fashington, May 17.—(P)}—Maj.| Montreal, May 17. — (Canadian FP. Bessey of Portland, Ore., y RE i v8 Fs -| _ Wi Roy a { \ Bedard eo. Sa nee Monday was.an acting consultant to| Sunday Picked night to Mrs. Paul Martel per flad Posh Thursday, May 20 distrib-| the Montana state planning board,| died Monday at St. Justine hospital. fell back snd | volving Ag ‘ directors dooge pgetece arpa eed bade ere pepo sm Ola thought nasium 9 a are to be named for positions now held ittee. He suceeds . Camp- about hours; 3 asi The Bismarck Tribune) ty cowie ana Hoorent. | resigned. others died later. 4 <