The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1937, Page 4

20 Past Matrons and Patrons Are Feted Eighteen Past Matrons and two Past Patrons of the Order of the t Eastern Star were entertained at a ; meeting of the organization Tuesday ‘ evening in the Masonic Temple. P Entertainment for the evening was Hi furnished by a one-act play presented by members of the Community Play- ers. In the cast for the production, “Suppressed Desires,” were Clarke, Louise Weibers, and Ervin Rybnicek, all Mandan members of the Players. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. x * * Mr. and Mrs. Truman Solverua (Lila R. Olson) arrived Wednesday afternoon to visit Mrs. Solverud’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Olson, 511 Eighth St., and other relatives. ‘They plan to remain here until Sun- day, when they will go to Benson, ‘Minn., to visit Mr. Solverud’s mothe:, Mrs. Solverud-Knutson, Before going to San Antonio, Dec, 1, to make their home they will visit for a time in 8t. Joseph, Mo., where Mrs. Solverud was employed prior to her marriage, which occurred there Monday. * * * The Misses Clover Thill and Ana Echlosser were hostesses to the B. N. D., bridge club Wednesday eve~ ming at the Grand Pacific hotel. Hon- ors were awarded to the Misses Frieda (Rasch and Beatrice Kennedy. Guests nvere Miss Kennedy and Miss Elva Puckett. * * R. B. Hustad, formerly of Valley City, is now employed at Kyser's Jew- clry store. Mrs. Hustad and their children plan to join him here in the near future, FORMER PEMBINA ~ BANKER IS DEAD @. A. Wilkins, Agricultural Credit Inspector, Dies in Fargo _ at Age of 60 regional Agricultural Credit corpor- ation and a former Pembina, N. D., banker, died Wednesday. Bon in Ontario, Sept. 24, 1877, he moved to Drayton, N. D., as a boy. He got his start in banking there, later moving to Pembina, working there 29 years and becoming a stock- holder in the Merchants bank. He then joined the state banking de- partment, headquartering in Grand Forks, and six years ago joined the Agricultural Credit corporation and was transferred to Fargo. His first wife, Elma Maylor, died and he married Gladys Harris at Pem- dina 14 years ago. Besides Mrs. Wilkins he oe Gaughter, Mrs. C. M, Bowen ings, Mont.; two stepsons, Jack and Charles, at home; his mother, Mrs, Mray Wilkins of Grand Forks; @ brother, O, W. Wilkins, Austin, Minn., banker, and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Moore of Grand Forks, and Mabe) ‘Wilkins of Winnipeg. Grange Asks Taxation i In Higher Brackets incomes, par- ticularly those in the higher brackets, ‘was advocated by the National Grange eonvention Thursday, following adop- pen of the report of its taxation com- mi 5 ——_—_—_______» | Rats Steal Traps, . | | Catch Hunter Cat Shelton, Wash., Nov. 18—(7}— Rats stole all the traps loggers set to catch them. g So the woodsmen got a rat- Ten minutes passed. “Meow!” Loggers found the cat caught in a trap the rats had stolen. ___WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— ‘Without Calomel—And You'll Jump Out of Bed to the Morning Reria’ te Go ‘The liver should pour out two of Jiguid plle into vour bowels daly. Hr en bile fenot flowing freely, your food doesn't Tt just decays in tie bowels. Gus bloats up hole system is polsoned end you foul our, sunk and the world looks punk. Laxatives are only mebeshitts, A mere i R) wiih opariee Lined Ski Beth will prove warm friends in every kind ot weather. Sizes 1¢ to 22, hm Dress Shop Acress trom G. P. Tops in tonsorial topia among historic “monuments” entéred in is this towering coifure awarded first prize international hairdress- ing competition in Paris. Sausage curls flanking the sides and feathered toque atop the pompadour are in the suave style of Louis Atones for Killing ‘Grandest Bunch to win a game Saturday. It’s the story of Clark Shaugh- nessy, coach of the Chicago Maroons, of the Big Ten for moe the “wolves” who yearly start how!- ing for skins of losing mentors. Personally, Shaughnessy says, a de- feat by Tilinois Saturday in the sea- son's finale won’t mean much to him. But secretly, he is praying for vic- tory “because the 13 football players T have are the grandest; gamest buch of boys I've ever coached and a lesson in real courage.” Shaughnessy, who coached suc- cessfully at Tulane and Loyola of New Orleans before coming to Chi- Roehrich Turns in Coached’, Says Shaughnessy Chicago, Nov. 38—(#)--This is an’ eld story—with a new angle—about| 2? & football coach who'd give anything I’ve Ever | cago in 1933, watched his squad of "trot onto ‘the practice field. Twelve of them immediately collected in a little huddle, arms around one another. ‘Look at those 12 kids,” said the former Minnesota grid most makes you want to cry when you think how hard they’ve been working to win a real game. Before the season started, they said we'd lose five straight, and we did. But those 12 boys, the only football players I have, have been taking the pokes and jibes and still are work- ing as hard as ever to win.” Shaughnessy believes that Chi- cago’s gridiron chances are going to that boys all over the country will cation here and still play good foot- ball.” The Maroon freshmen squad is the biggest and best in several seasons and Shaughnessy thinks the pendulum is about to start swinging away from a 10-year stretch which saw the Maroons lose 41 conference games and win only eight. name “Shoebox.” Capt. Andy Bar- beri is known among the footballers as Butch; Ed Williams, the Negro eased linecracker answers to “Big le.’ High Score of 241 Sets Pace as Schmidt's Entry Wins; Tribune Wins From Nash Finch Four of the “players” were dummies Wednesday night as the Bismarck Seat con fon hen Fatt t c! Commercial league bowling league game. Two members of each quintet were absent and “dummy scores” were in- bracket. Red Owl's entry won two games out of three from Blackstone club in the only other league game Wednesday night. By Marrying Widow St. George, Utah, Nov. 18.—(?)— Bosshardt, 25, From lips tight locked three years, said they Charles Bosshardt loosed Thursday. old well. @ bizarre story that he killed a the 110-feet man then married the victim’s @ cave-in had widow—who did not know her hus- in 25 feet of band was dead—to atone for his ime, From a jail cell at Salt Lake City, 33-year-old Schaef- to Mrs, Malan, who is @chsefer’s ‘And at the ranch scene of the that St. night, T thought he had made good his threat,” she said. “After @ year I got a divorce on of desertion, and some time later Charles and I went to Pioche, Nev., and were married; Neither my husband nor my bro- ther ever gave a sign they knew what had happened to Spencer.” Negro Owes Life to ‘Court’ of Reporters Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 18—(/)—Brady Laurence, 22-year-old Negro convict- ec of the murder of @ white man, owed his life Thuraday to a group of five newspaper reporters, who, the records in the and voted unanimously in fat sparing the Negro’s life. Flames Destroy Old Montana Landmarks Virginia City, Mont., Nov. 18.—()—' Flames which broke out Wednesday destroyed two landmarks in this his- toric old gold town of 250 population, one-time capital of Montana. The blaze burned itself out after de- hotel, @ $2.99 .. $3.99 SKIRTS $1.99 SKI SUITS ants $2.9 Bismarck, N. D. fer confirmed Bosshardt’s story of investigate. arrested Boss- killing Spencer Malan, March 17, hardt who related this story: 1935, in a ranch fight, and of “We had returned from a dance, Bosshardt’s. subsequent marriage Scheefer, the Malans and I, and as I was saddling my horse Malan me. I picked up the first thing I saw and hit him over the head $60,105 GIVEN TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS) 3. 138 Insolvent Units Share in October Disribution From Equalization Fund BEACON ELECTRIC 1 it Main a bottle of Ink for 15¢ tax and receive age Webster’ e o« 187-167-178— 502 118-118-118— 354 149-168-161— 478 150-137-166— 453 126-126-126— 378 Blackstone oo 120-100-111— 400 o> 186-118-101— 117-123-131— 370 129-150-100— 398 140-166-155— 461 160-180-148— 407 Publicized Prep Star _May Enroll at Chicago Chicago, Nov. 18.—()—All this talk about the University of Chicago with- drawing from Big Ten football war- fare probably will die away to a whis- per if the Daily Maroon, student news- Paper, is right. The Maroon said Wednesday that Bill De Correvont, spectacular scoring ace at Austin high school, is seriously considering taking his gridiron talents to the midway. De Correvont has. racked up 180] points this season. eo Suse DEATON, eles, Noy. 18.—()—Bronko Nagurski, 230, Chicago Bear pro foot- Diamonds Engagement and Wedding Rings. _F. A. Knowles Jeweler Bilomarck’s Diamond Store for 31 We cater to Private Par- ties. We have our own equipment. to serve from 2 to 1400 People and a num- ber of Private. Dining ‘Rooms. The Rose Room has been enlarged and re- decorated, with two beau- tiful dressing rooms, one for the ladies, one for gen- tlemen, in connection. The elevator: will take you to the Rose Room. You are not compelled to climb the stairs. The Patterson Hotel The ayy narverent Hotel improve, starting next season “and|torney realize that they can get a real edu-|. atest tit nec: Steen wey soe ball star, Wednesday night defeated Dean Detton, 205, Salt Lake City, in the feature wrestling match. He used a body slam in both falls, the first in 32 minutes, 20 seconds, Detton’s shoulder was injured and Na- gurski took the second fell in one min- ute, two seconds. DRAGAR LEADERS NAMED Moorhead, fs John Telmini of Bessemer, Minn., guard, and Vernon Zehren of Breck: enridge, a back, will act as co-cap: college football team They were elected at the annus! foot- ball banquet Tuesday night. BROADRIBB GETS SETTLEMENT London, Nov, 18 —(#)— The con- tractural dispute between Tommy Farr, British heavyweight boxer and his manager, Ted Broadribb, has been settled out of court at @ cost to Farr of about $15,000, Broadribb’s at- announced Wednesday. SHIP SINKS, ALL SAVED London, Nov. 18.—(#)—Lioyd’s, the underwriting agency, reported that an explosion in the hold of the Italian freighter Boocaccio sank the 3,027-ton vessel in the English channel Thurs- day. All of the crew apparently were saved, Lloyd’s said. ITALY POOSTS GAS TAX Rome, Nov. 18—(}—The Itelian government, furthering its program to raise money for self-sufficiency de- velopment of the empire, clapped a 40 per cent increase on the gasoline tax Thureday. : . s Obtained from the most dangerous viper in India, viper venom now is be- ing used to stop excessive bleeding af- ter operations, Red Ta items have been added. selections. Ladies Dresses An outstanding regular values Hae Hg Now .......5 Ladies’ Coats! Luxuriously furred cloth or richly trimmed plush sizes. Now... Suede Sport Shoes Black or brown straps or oxfords — including regu- lay $2.98 values, $177 eeeccoees Ladies’ Gaiters i Ladies’ Pajamas Choice of wool jersey or bright corduroys —in 2- piece styles. $ 447 Now. DOZENS You Need These LOOSE LEAF Social Security Outfits Prive, ge with Lb vf one Oe Seore e THESE LABOR-SAVING SYSTEMS ON SALE AT. Bismarck Tribune Co. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT | Only 2 more days of this great selling event remain. Depleted stocks have been replenished and many new of other items radically reduced for these final 2 days of our Red Tag Sale! KILLS WIFE, SELF Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 18—(#)—Hacry Haudenschild, 50, founder of the Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. and it of the Air Scale Co., Thurs: day shot to death -his wife, Luella, 48, and then killed himself. Ptolemy, in 150 A. D., made the first gazetteer, but his work was lost until the 15th century. Quick! for NASAL IRRITATION MENTHOLATUM Gies COMFORT Daily g Sale! Come early, for better Ladies’ Coats! Both furred and sport coats—in a fine assort- ment of colors & styles. Now $690 Ladies Dresses regular $5.95 values are included in this great ine for only... 9308 Suede Dress Shoes Black, brown, blue or green; high styled pat- $3.95. Now.... Child’s Gaiters _ style; ba digg sexed 79c Black or brown. Child’s Ski Suits All wool 2 or 8-piece suits —in plain colors or bright pre... 9488 sary Information fer 12.75 to 22.75 z Our CHRISTMAS stock is now complete. You will have to see it to realize the choice selection. We are now showing the largest | Christmas line we have ever shown, not to mention the hun- dreds of silk and cotton dresses and house coats, ‘We have just purchased 100 Sample Coats and Dresses Coats valued $12.75 to $55.75 te sell now 9.75, 12.75 10.75, 29.75 39.75, 45.75 Many are fur trimmed, lamb's Wool linings, 5-way guaranteed cloth, Unings. We do See the Smart New Gypsie House Coats and Pajamas in satin and satin and velvet combinations 8.75. 14.75 100% Wool Robes styles you have 4.50. 10.50 For the Children ... Mamma House Coa’ See Our Lovely Hollywood Frocks and cocktail dinner Dresses Gtrest length and floor length, Priced— 6.75, 9.75 to 22.75 Stylish Stouts to 82, ay 6.75, 8.75, 9.75, 13 to 1/2 Off on one lot of Salesman’s Samples of Lincoln Silk and Wool Dresses 32.75 dresses 14.75 Other Groups of Wash Dresses Sizes 12 to 52 at 1.19, 1.95, 2.98, 3.75