The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1937, Page 9

~ MATTRRN WILLHOP. IEx-North Will BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, Icebox Is Luxury, for Si | NoReconciliation wy Minnesota Bar Ur To War on Chiselers oes ; ° ar Queen ; : ‘ e pk , St. Paul, June 3 —(@— A. full- aunt pean Brym Ice Rare in Paris i die cum gt, ena “Noted American Flier Planning| Grand Forks, N. D, June 24, Vilhjalmur. &¢ : i. | Freeman Discuss Operations of é to Backtrack on Path of | | Tea See Oo Tork City, oe which Walters ws National Re-employment | Faintly Startled © |S American Housewife Buys Russian Aviators on canvas this summer by a for- | member, and by . Service Office by Film S ! Only Enough Groceries to : mer North Dakota A native of Winnipeg, Walters yy Film ouccess Last Through Day Oakland, Calif., June 24——(AP)—| is now a well-known New York spent part of his youth in Pem- and operating “ eee Backtracking on the polar trail of| painter, Emile Walters. bina county and in Grand Forks, | the national re-employment service , : . i three Soviet aviators, Jimmy Mat- Waiters left Grand Forks Sat- where he attended school. He | were discussed by C. Vernon A Editor's Note: The day's the tern, noted American flier, Thurs-| urday with Paul E. Barr, asso- was the first recipient of the /district manager, before the regular thing in Paris, and are day planned a nonstop flight from| ciate of art at the Uni- Louis C. Tiffany: scholarship do- kly meeting of the Bismarck Ro- in the bag. It costs money to sit Opriand to Moseon pen Nang Cl gpate N veratg Rh sy ee ye er mnnncn eg feeglerns di cas ee, poe, nares plane ‘was due in a. ;wo-months’ through at Oyster Bay, Island. For eal office American wives “at home Thursday from Burbank, Calif.,| the part of the state. 14 years he pAb ken classes at | had been in operation for about two abroad” are doing it and liking it. where it was built, Mattern said. They will spend most of the | the summer school of Pennsyl- {and a half years, shat it is Here's what Martha Stucklen Oas- He described it as a two-motored| two months in Elbowoods and vania State college. Gesigned simply to bring together sidy, New England wife of an As- ship with a cruising radius of 5,000 Kildeer mountains, but will Walters’ paintings hang in and employe sociated? Press correspondent, miles. It cost $100,000. make special trips te the Theo- / many of the world’s outstanding / and seeks neither to hire nor to dic- thinks of Paris. This is the sec- ttern tried to fly solo around| dare. Roosevelt ranch at Medora, galleries. Most of his scenes are | tate hiring terms. It is a free service, ond of four stories. the world in 1933 but crashed in| Grassy Butte, Bicycle, Challoner’s of the Badlands in North and jhe declared, because it is attempting| _ fers ee fick wil 5 other Badlands at- South oe the southwest on niece By MARTHA STUCKLEN CASSIDY ie attempted desert, Indians. porting be set as soon as weat wget ‘Walters will complete the paint- | ° A series of Icelandic paintings Togistration ci tara’ Bae prendiatrien | mit and plans for it are api by| ings in his New York studio. | ts his most recent sccomplish- |with the bureau, scouting the idea are bag j pg Fey Bignell a Giger eras wa aly at Sa arod — sentatives of all three: states ex- itn tha beireass he sald, ie that pa Be th lareuare Taking friends : States Refuse to Pay {preset themselves similar 0, Rod- Hares County bg employers ‘paperate with the ne or worrying about war. I: is shopplng) “When a wite returns home, there ewig, were ploym ice specifying cl that can have on hand Water Project Costs to make substantial contribution to | Resigns, Then Is Sho wnat they raeuiee ok eneauie, eae Sactircawet tant very aus cdlaticn with Brie Butea, terprise, June 4, | Ployes. ‘The reason for it is this: Ice in wereene hey ore. pootithcnh A resolution proposed’ by Rodde- icwtoct teen do, coe. of three mere Among types of workers which the Paris is a rarity. Ice boxes are a lux- baronies = adler tion project as outlined by army en-| Jorsed and approved” ihe proposals |CUnty Seputy sheriffs who resigned |e, ass al? smonthe were ap sten= ury, As a substitute, the French kitch*| wite of the San Francisco sugar Sineers was voloed by Claire Rodde-lby' Major Dwight F. Johns of the | Twenty,” protest against the dis: |ostaptets, several aciameontis ations en has large box bulls in the wall! “fortune helr, as shown above, hee dank stdin of South De- {army engineers but specifically dis- |‘ound shot to death in his automobile | eM, ® Watch repairman and jewelry ‘This box’ Sa called ® garde- ee in Cad oe atter a Water commission, at the meeting |ciereed the three states from "pay: | wednesday on Pine Mountain, near|Shop expert, bookkeeper, radio tech- Cetorage plese tor hood), Bat stinos fend ian vacation. En route to held June 16 at Eureka, 8. D. ac- ment ‘of the costs as allocated |nere, nician, and others. won't keep fresh for long by being New York, she refused to dis- cording to copies of the official min-| ere” Irvin, George Lee nd Allen Bow-|onatmen and introduced Frocmen Wo. {stored simply in the open alr, it is| fusta.’s area Aree Tee : utes of the meeting received here, | TET ty /Hn turned in thelr badges after!” Guests were L. R. Reynolds, Fargo,| ‘man's first storms Y- [necessary to buy in quantities small ‘couple separated-in Apri’ Pp. . ore prepoasl art of he effort | Teta ca motor accidents With [Ace So aS peaee | John C. ‘Nelson, ‘Minneapolis, and| being shown it Meligwecs, [enough to be consumed quickly. couple separated:in April’ | wn a SWAP ro rr Fi e flow iver, orris Rudy Lutz, Mandan. ‘ : Shops Each called for financial contributions | ® central bureau of statistics, which |by Aldon-Huntley to place the deputy |udy Lutz, Mandan, | Jane, above, practically stole | gach morning, I set out to market] Hopper Poison Rushed HEILEMAN'S from the three states involved, Min-| then puts out analyses of accident |under a peace bond, Huntley said the | cst Wednesday will beheld at $ nt Re a eee She" /llke French housewives or thelr maids, Te Eastern S.D. Area BDA mesota and the two Dakotas. Repre- | causes and recommendations, deputy threatened him. m. in the Henry T. Murphy cabin south of the city instead of at the usual place, People’s Forum Editor's Note—The Tribune wel- to excitement over the big occa- sion and to the strain of work that had catried: Jane from radio singing to movie suc- cess within a year, who did not have brains enough to compose a law in their own noodle, simply took the old 1913 Code, copied 24 by 16 inches in size.arid a milkpail, to buy just enough for. that day. In the summer, marketing comes twice a day—once in the morning for Jess perishable things and the lunch, again in the late afternoon for dinner and the milk for the next morning. Fruit and vegetables usually come Pierre, 8. D., June 24.—()—Ingre- dients for making poison bait were being rushed into grasshopper infest- ed areas Wednesday as the state and federal governments joined forces in an attempt to halt widespread devas- Old Style Raaet , signed from carts which line a square not far/tation in- Eastern South Dakota Besa! thereby deeluving it to be | ‘rom heme, ot from open-air markets | counties. This being a statue = Es to the writ- |i the fruit of their own fertile brain, | Wiich operate three times a week from| A. M. Eberle, extension director at Is getting my goat i ST be signed. |! By this act they got the glory of 9:30 a. m. to noon, and from 4:30 to 7/State college, of several federal 1 do drink—"snappy" ‘ knowing enough to make law while, in| P. ™. agencies, described this year’s hopper Te é th PPY : x S PE C | a L 1 m ath It. truth and fact, if they were sick, they| Milk, sold by the quarter-litre or|infestation as “the worst” in the mae moisten my throat : -: 2: : e- the right to delete such parts of l/could not tell a doctor where they | Cup, s dished out ie iets ae aed history east of the Missouri 'd like to jump down F F * ¢ iS conform to this policy and to re- Buea is pee or eeularion at the dairy, and must be boiled before . And sit in grass SAVE ON STOVES AT GAMBLE’S or rl. y a t. Gace where dintice and: ter ‘May from the followers of A. C. Townley. Bread, in loaves as much as a yard And drink OLD STYLE LAGER : make it advisable. Letters must long, is stacked in racks at the bak-| HERE'S SPEEDY RELIEF FOR Glass after glass. Band sal 3 puree Cabinet ‘ype Keresene Stove New, modem tive enamel finish. Long chimney wick type burners provide maximum heat with consumption. = Por Week, Payabie baa + Monthly 2 BURNER OIL STOVE. Be limited to 600 words. IN DEFENSE OF LAWYERS We believe it is high time that this old Code was worked over and the product of the diseased brain of these modern children of “Isreal” relegated ery. No. oil-paper-wrapped loaves here. I choose my loaf, and carry it off in a piece of tissue paper about the Tender, Aching, Old Style Kager Steele, N. Dak. | to the junk heap. It seems now that size of my hand. May 31, 1937|the idea in all legislation is to keep Meat Displayed Openiy Swollen Feet Editor, Tribune: down the expense on all things that! eat is displayed on tables on the Old Style Lager is a krausened The writer just received a copy of the people generally are interested in; sidewalk, covered by sunlight, and beer, made in the old fashioned, “BAR BRIEFS” in which for the | but to pile it up on all things in which firat time, we were advised that dur-|the administration 1s interested. For vette ue eT ecenene fetinee Your feet may be so swollen and| slower, more oriy way. Krausen- ing the last sersion of our Jegislature tamtance, patio is on wa about | pound, inflamed that you think-you ea go| ing oe alk 2 ne aoe AF x ere was an effort made by some |the high a ly pot spending = another step. Your shoes may feel! natural or IAP. This : member, no doubt a lawyer, to have|money ‘while touring the U. 6, A.| , During the summer, oranges, apples [a2 they are cutting right into the| bedied, full favored beer, Isfamous Corenade Gasoline our present Code of the laws of this showing off our only Messiah. It is| 8D Mesh. fos only ten cents a |lesh. You feel sick all over with the | fo. ts ‘taste TWINS AND Pressure Range state Codified, but that the same was|all right and proper to appropriate |@Plece, fresh figs only ten cents ®/ nin and torture; you'd give any-| 'Or, faste ... iAn attractive; shobere fought by # majority of the memibers,|money to pay a good political wire | Pound. thing to get relief. HOLDS FRIENDS, with a gleaming white poe for the reason (they said) that this|puller in the office of bee inspector | Hees hover between five and ten! two or three applications of| G, Helleman Brewing Co. La Crowe, Wie, colain cname! | aeat would only benefit “Lawyers” and far! who 1s to inspect a non-existent in-jcents apiece. Butter went up almost| moone's Emerald Oil and in fifteen black Jepanned. legs be it from them to give aid or com-|sect—for we have no bees—and ofa cent a day last spring to 80 cents ®/ minutes the pain and soreness dis- Capital Sal and open grids. Has pull-out, fort to the lowly tribe of the legal|ccurse it would be all right. too, to} pound before starting a slower de-| appears. “A few more applications at ap! ies Co. drawer broller. profession. The author goes on to|bave some one go around and ap- scent. regular intervals and the swelling re- heat indicator. comment on how in the past, some of |praise buildings at $50 each and buy/ All the parks are there free—as long | duces. Oven size1234"¢ the exalted Legislators had expressed/them at that price and then have|as we don’t sit down, because that! And as for Soft Corns and Callouses 301 Main Ave. xi4’x18". 5925 & very different opinion of some of|them insured at $3,000. All of that | costs either one or two cents, depend-|a few applications each night at bed Cash Price. the followers of Blackstone. kind cannot get a job with the ad-|ing on whether we sit on a chair with| time and they just seem to shrivel Bismarck, N. D. oe And further, that it was planned ministration, but if there were jobé| or without arms. right up and scale off. No matter how discouraged you have been, if Phone 1038 CORONADO ELECTRIC WASHER CORONADO ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS WITH THE NEW REVOLVING SHELF ‘Model GFT. kes" "169.50 PATASLE MONTHLY Coronado Gasoline Power Washer ‘Specially designed to give the farm heme sturdy, 4 low by the bosses of the house of repre- sentatives in the 1935 session that no lawyer was to be on the Judiciary committee, but that one crept in as he was known only as a minister of the gospel. This all sounds very familiar {looking to the writer, who has kept pretty Close track of legislation since the | Pel days of the omnipotent A. C. Town- ley—who used to say there was not an honest lawyer in the state. We be- lieve that this idea generated in the minds of most of the high and mighty legislators about that time and has been steadily growing ever since the oil well petered out, That was for the reason that we have no record of any legal light having bought any stock in that well. Only the good followers of A. C. took any stock in that well and that goes to show that none other should be al- Towed to assist in planning any legis- Igtion in this state. We know of a great many of the followers of A. C., who are today enjoying their freedom ‘but who would be in the twine fac- tory had it not been for one of these despised lawyers, and the writer would have been ashamed to have de- fended any-of them. Some of them enough to go around they would be provided for, as rank as they are. We will guarantee that when this bunch gets up before the golden gate —if they ever do—that they will be id for a member ‘of the Declaration of Independ Marconi got his original idea for wireless communication after reading 8 scientific articles while vacationing in the Alps in 1894. who will buy tires this week: : UTAEEs geod look at tis acioising chart before buying those new you have not tried Emerald Oil then you have something to learn, and best of all any offensive odor is gone for good.—Adv. The Hellemee anes GRENADIER new will go to despised banker and sit | posters sev Your Kidnere contala 15 tires. 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