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{ “Suez Canal. IE AIVIE| IOIRIGIAINIDIY] Chm fi VIAIRIGIAIS| AIDIDIA) 23 Upon. 24 Window com- AAA PAYMENTS FOR 1996 REACH HUGE TOTAL FOR STATE Report Shows $19,373,338.74 Paid Out; Expect $18,- 000,000 This Year i N. D., July 13—Adopting farming practices designed erosion and build up the only improved thousands of Dakota farms but paid co- @ total of $19,373,338.74 1936 agricultural conser- program. are the figures compiled by E. Dinwodle, secretary of i ue 9 a J SS a ess | | Canal -Builder | - J "HORIZONTAL Answer. to Previous Puzzle ~ [1 Builder of the FRTATZTOLL IB -|9His —— was = ral : TAIRMEDIUICIAl [gtr NBO BATEMAN EY INAISTAIL COAT oF [NIAME [a EIRITICIAIARMSoF [AILIOINIG] 21 Desert fruit. USED] BRAZIL ICLADE B [AIMIAIZIONN] 28 External. [KINTE IE TES substance. of France 30 Exclamation. * 25 Pe eneties: 37 Street. (pl). 32 Name of 26To 38 Astringent. VERTICAL anything. 40He was @ 1 He was alsoa victorious. 29Free theater’ © world famous —— (pl). —_35Glided. ticket. — (pl). 2 Assam . 36 Cry for help. 30 Pier. 43 Made true. silkworm, 38 Epochs. 31 Pin on which 44 Devoured. 3 Quantity. 39 Before. =a wheel turns. 46 Frees. 4Half anem. 41 Naked. 32 Bird's home. 47God of sky. 5€Extra tire. 42 Toilet box. 33 Sudden puff. 48Laughter 6 To merit, 43 Three. 34 Pedal digit. sound. 7To peep. 45 Fuel. 35To classify. 49Frozen water. 8 Senior. 47 Lava. 36 Cleansing 50 He was a —— 9 Relates. 48 Pronoun. 10Small island. LICOFFIER) 12 Scare MARBAILIAIS] 15 scalp @ eae covering. Movers’ trucks, RI 19Sly. 22 Spar. iS] 24 Wan. MOIRIOIAINIT] 25 To hurl. [EIOME DIET. 26 To clip. INIE} 29 Passing aa through. thirds of the state for their work TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1937 THE GUMPS—THE PROPOSAL THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, W et SEE Pn ow INRIETTA~) FEEL THAT } V1 SOMET! PAN HAVE KNOWN AND CHERISHED Fo A CHURCH WEDDING S CENTURIES TH YEAH, BUT SH.H.H! WE HAVE A TRAMP IN OUR OSE BRAKES... THEY DON'T Look CAPA- BLE OF STOPPING ARE You HE BorS WHO ‘Lents Proves il een HIS CAR INTHE PoLicE RECORD! You'p REQUIRED, pencars BETTER SNEAK DISTANCE « | UP ON HIM QUIETLY !! FRIENDLY WARNING - THINK WE SHOULD TRACE DR. JASON'S BACKGROUND. REMEM- BER, HE KNEW ALL ABOUT THE METHOD OF GETTING A NOTE INTO AN EGG... AND HE ALSO HAD PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITY O SLIP ONE INTO THE BOWL! {IS ADDRESSED 70 MYRA- IT SAYS, "WARN YOUR TWO FRIENDS: THEY ARE BEING WATCHED.” A MOMENT, PLEASE! HERE’S ANOTHER WITH A WOODEN YOLK! AND I GOT THESE FROM THE FARMER, MYSELF! FIRST TIME IN HECTIC CAREER THIS HUMBLE PERSON HAS HAD AN EGG ASA LEW...1 HAVE A THEORY - in improving and conserving range and pasture lands. Put into effect in the spring of 1936 following invalidation of the ag- ricultural adjustment program by the supreme court in January, the North Dakota agricultural conservation activities gained a higher degree of farm co-operation than in any other state. More than 95 per cent of the farm land of the state was in- luded in the 110,825 applications handled by the State Agricultural Conservation committee. Supervised by A. C. Organized under the supervision of the North Dakota Agricultural col- lege extension service and conducted locally in close co-operation with county conservation’ committees, co- operators in 1936 received more in the form of conservation grants than was paid out in any previous year by the AAA for the combined wheat, corn- hog and sugar beet adjustment ac- tivities, Dinwoodie said. the state agricultural conservation! While the 1937 conservation pro- committee, following completion of | tam, upon which compliance check- the 1936 program. up work is in progress now, is not Only a few payments remain to be| expected by the state committee to pproved to co-operating farmers,| quite equal the total paymerfts made Pinwoodle sald, and the 1936 agri-|under the 1936 program, it is be- cultural conservation program now is | lieved that farmers of the state will virtually cleaned up. share in AAA cash amounting to y 110,825 Applications more than 18 million dollars. Up:to July 1, payments had been| The range conservation program, approved for a total of 110,825 appli- | which was launched last fall, is be- cations covering North Dakota farm | ing continued in 1937 as an import- land. Of the $19,373,338.74 in ap-|ant part of the present conservation proved payments, $65,044.22 repre-| plan. gents range conservation payments,| Payments, by counties, under the going to farmers in the western two-| 1936 program follow: No. Applications Total Total Total . for Which Payte. Conservation Range Payments Mave Been Approved Payments Payments for County s+. 1,650 $293,662.93 $1,404.79 + $295,067.72 683 101,557.60 4,381.34 105,938.94 837 187,720.79 1,627.36 189,348.15 1,983 249,554.69 1,057.27 250,611.96 1,855, 293,656.68 1,316.47 294,973.15 1,911 298,402.36 8,712.70 307,115.06 2,13 396,548.20 1,788.03 398,336.23 88} 183,149.54 2,474.98 185,624.52 2,089 345,388.18 3,459.15, 348,847.33 2,063 412,798.95 661.85 413,460.80 1727 234,667.91 1,987.32 236,655.23 1,552 262,428.75 981.00 263,409.75 1,714 297,301.26 213,92 297,515.18 2,323 357,104.38 3,281.09 360,385.47 3,617 549,865.85 1,968.26 551,634.11 1,207 224,283.67 4,412.17 228,695.84 2,392 401,896.70 3,449.76 405,346.46 93F 146,549.25 2,073.07 148,622.32 1778 289,585.84 884.40 290,470.24 763 111,790.61 1,080.63 112,871.24 1,322 229,652.36 2,460.64 232,113.00 3,028.59 425,437.95 AT THE MOVIES George Bancroft Cast in. Underworld Picture George Bancroft in a role remin- (ecent of his memorable portrayals in “Onderworld,” “Dragnet” and “Docks @f New York,” heads the large cast eppearing in “Racketeers In Exile,” A) Gib- [ : i i E c i ; ruil eesti 5 nero AE j Bi i i | 5 8 FG g ge to- | Paramount Theatre. Turn Nine Comedians Loose in Film Smash Let nine comedians loose in a hotel aS crazy as the house that Jack built and the resulting picture shoud be something. That's what Paramount has done in its newest comedy, “Hotel Haywire,” which opens today at the Headed by Leo Carrillo and Lynne Overman, the cast includes known. comedians even in hit roles. Car- rillo plays “Zodiac Zippe,” astrologer and gentle racketeer, whose money- making activities include everything short of actual murder. Lynne Over- man plays the role of a dentist. who finds himself headed for divorce through a practical joke played on him by a poker playing friend. fund Gon tee ee ve, @n opportnity in “Hotel Haywire” to show how a de- tective should and shouldn’t act. As- sisted by his vaudeville partner, Coll- lette Lyons, who makes her movie debut in this picture, Baker gets in Overman’s hair while he and his partner trail both Overman and his wife, played by Spring Byington. When ending wars, the Indiars smoked the “pipe of peace”; when starting them, all members of the tribe puffed on a giant “war pipe” before taking the warpath. suspension type of bridge an inward pull weight of a loed. The exerts under BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WHAT L CANT UNDERSTAND 16 + WITH SO MANN PERFECTLY SWELL GIRLS AROUND. WY 00 WELL, OAR NOD AST FUST SHE WAS TETCRY CASE HE WAS SO INDIFFRINT = NOW, SHES BILIN' CUA CANSE OF SES MY SPREADIN'A tied House With Major Hoople Mm, 3 GUESS TLL } HI-YAH, OOOLA: HOW’VE RUN UP AN' PAY | [LI'L SUNSHINE WONT] |’ BEEN? J THOUGHTCHAD] es YZ iste ZW vou vor vaavisn: |isuer ts beeeol lac cian sees ae. IT IS AN OLD STEEL HOLDING UP ‘ HERE'S SO MUCH| | LONG SINCE SHE'S] | SEEIN' AS HOW I'VE ENGRAVING OF SIR A WHITE coe ORE SEEN Me Tat DRAKE WINDGATE FEATHER S SEEN ut : J THAT OLD SHELL BE RIGHT | HOOPLE THAT 1 FOUND SAY—~ 1S THAT POTATO S IN THE FAMILY BIBLES ¥ A SsymBoL OF Ty WHEN DID HE ACCOMPANIED HIS HOOPLE TRIBE, TH' HOOPLES UNCLE, SIR FRANCIS OR DID THAT ADOPT TH’ STOP- RAKE ON A, VONAGE HABIT JUST BREAK 7 LUGHT BEEZER a2 ane Nea Ane OUT IN YOUR 4 AS STANDARD Ricagee sph a. GENERATION 2 EQUIPMENT 2 FROM SARATOGA! | YOUVE BEEN AWAY? OH, YES-NOW I DO RECALL ‘SOMEONE “TOLD ME LITTLE TIME TO SPARE, YOU MUST TELL ME ABOUT YOUR ‘TRIP - SORRY THAT 1 MUST BE HURRYING upon itself; t YOU'D BEEN GONE, SOMEWHERE -