The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1937, Page 3

_ $0,000 GALLONS OF OL DESTROYED I SPECTACULAR FIRE Almost Entire San Francisco Fire Department Fights 5-Hour Blaze more than five hours Wednesday night and early Thursday. Thirty-eight of the city’s 49 engine companies fought the roaring flames in the Standard Oil company’s stor- age plant while explosions shook the _’..THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 Indian’s Violin Is Just Cheap Copy thought might be a Stradivarius ‘was only a German copy of which many are in existence. He said the value of the instru- small. ment would be APPENDICITIS KILLS BOY Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 23—Peri-| gist at the North Dakota tonitis following rupture of his 4 ‘Whales were hunted with bows and arrows by the Indians. Sale! Work Shoes Champions for Wear! Regularly $2.59! Montgomery 300-—4th Street 329 © Sturdy Black Elk Uppers © Oak-Tanned Leather Soles SAVE WITH WARDS! Despite this year’s increase in cost, early buying makes it possible to cut Wards already Jow price for this sale! Sizes 6 to 11. Solid Leather?! Work Shoes 298 Police or work shoes. Double oak soles! Storm-proof welts! Sizes from 6 to 11. . in Men’s Suits p95 Colorful tut not bold, OVERPLAIDS are just one of the many new patterns in Wards Fall Suits. For style at a saving, head for Wards Men's Store! Ward Phone 475 NATURE STEADILY CREATING STRAINS OF DREADED RUST N. D. A. C. Professor. Traces History of Disease Des- tructive to Grains People’s Forum Editor's Note—The Tribune wel- own nai h it, We reserve the right to delete such parte of letters as may be necessary to conform to this polly quire publication of a writer's name where justice and fair play make it advisable. Letters must be limited: to 600 words. “Blasting and mildew” of biblical times was undoubtedly to rust, says W. E. Brentzel, plant patholo- 5 of ZEEE aie FFE z thelr legal rights with respect to Mens for seed held by the Farm Credit Administration of the federal govern- > : : E 5 a i é 2 Hl trsligeedanage <; z Ve itt fi 5g | atk 5 § Ha of stances the federal government would have to put up a bond to protect the an example of the rust resistant kind, but it is not generally believed that Thatcher will remain resistant to rust indefinitely because nature is constantly creating new atrains of Germany Prepares For Il Duce’s Visit Berlin, Sept. 23.—(#)—Ge "s capital, which for three gloomy nights has been darkened in grim air raid drills, switched over to festive bril- Hance Thursday in preparation for the impending visit of Premier Mussolini. Black paper was’ ripped from dark windows, the city’s four ‘million in- habitants ceased ducking into cellars with the end of air rair siren warn- ings, and disciplined solemnity gave way, to cheers, Italy's premier, whose visit to Chan- cellor Adolph Hitler may deeply affect diplomacy, will be welcomed Saturday. Job Gone—Can’t | | Sit Cross-Legged gees ie sé g 2 u | . E E g23 HE in aE i i a i E iF id fH & i 3 3 i E iG i z a Re 2g Gottlieb Hoffstetter his position in Ife, So # jury awarded him 9,500 damages, because he can’t sit cross-legged anymore. ’ Hoftfstetter, 73, is a tailor. i E | HA BS i Tate § i F H 2 eF # i i 5 g iG H § é ! i i ‘ite i apse apes | ull i i Four years ago Ida Mae Zor- nes, of Marshalltown, Ia., now 16, found $1,313 secreted beneath a clothes closet in her home. The Towa supreme court has decided the girl is entitled to the money, but it must remain at least tem- porarily in the hands of the court, for Ida Mae ran away ten days ago and has not been located. the Farm Credit Administration to strip the stricken farmer of his last kernel of seed, thereby making it impossible for the farmer to plant his next year’s crop. Why, it is just Uke killing the goose that lays the golden egg. If you will reflect on the matter, you will conclude that the governor last Monday night did the stricken farmers of the Northwest a world of good, not only the farmers, but the people as 2 whole. No man should be condemned for doing right. There- fore, I sincerey trust that you will give this letter the same prominence as your editorial in the next issue of your paper and publish it accordingly. ery truly yours, ‘WM. B. FALCONER. Editor's Note: The question raised in the edi- torial refered to what effect, if any, the governor’s proclama- tion would have on the policy to be adopted by the FCA next spring when thousands of farmers are going to need seed loans. It agreed with—and this newspaper endorses—the idea that farmers should be permitted to keep enough grain for seed and to meet the needs of their families, no matter how much or whom they owe. Hail FR’s Plan for Paralysis Foundation Washington, Sept. 23—()—Public health service officials welcomed Thursday President Roosevelt's an- rouncement of the impending organi- zation of an infantile paralysis foun- dation, From its research, they said, may come the all-important explanation of what causes the disease. Mr. Roosevelt drew on his own ex- Periences as a victim of the disease would “lead, direct and unify the fight cn every phase of this sickness.” Collection of Income: Taxes Rises Sharply Washington, Sept. 23.—()—Income tax collections for 20 days in Se tember were increased $189,418,303, compared with collections in 19 days last year. Colelctions by states for the 1936 period and for Sept. 1 to 21 this year included: Minnesota, $3,138,243 and $5,331,9575 in describing the need for launching an adequately-financed campaign | through which one national body’ Montana $301,749 and $483,252; North Dakota $90,324 and $119,603; South Dakota $117,893 and $162,378, Remember Everybod ) % )( @ ) BLENDED s ) ¢ ) ( WHISK =< 1037, Tho Winon Pomity, ine, Aloddin, Pa. Exccutive offices le wanes. WreStevese prostesie etretett wtianion fe thie ersaues are SO mom etreight whiskey 20 meatha Ik’s Here! 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