The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1937, Page 2

CANDIDA? TICKETS MAY BE RESERVED NEXT THREE DAYS Full House Seen for Community Players Play; Early Re- servations Urged Those who have bought tickets for “Candida,” Community Players pro- duction to be staged Friday evening in the city auditorium, are reminded they may exchange their regular tickets for reserved seats at Wood- mansee’s Stationery store, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at no extra e, The advance sale of tickets has expected to see the play. Early reser- vations are advised for those wishing to be assured of having good seats. Special arrangements have been made for those who have not pur- chased tickets to do so at Woodman- see’s from Mrs. Della Fox. They also {may be secured from any member jof the Community Players, Players may reserve their seats by submit- ting their season tickets at the store. The play, one of the most difficult ever attempted by the Players, has a cast that is one of the most notable ever assembled for a Players produc- tion. Appearing in the title role is Marcelle LaRose MacRea, who has done professional work both on Broadway and in Hollywood. An able supporting cast includes Edith Ram- stad, Frederick Monley, Arthur Cayou, George Anderson, and Lieut. William A. Sessions, Jr. Rehearsals have been going on for| the last six weeks under the direc- tion of Miss Ramstad. Final details of production are now being arranged | by committees assisting with the pres- entation. ty COMMISSIONERS ARE ACCUSED ANEW BY WARD GRAND JURY Charges—Misconduct in Office —Are Same as Those Dis- missed a Week Ago Minot, N. D., Dec. 14.—()—A new joint accusation against Ward Coun- Commissioners Bertel Jacobsen, Minot, and E. A. Donnelly, Kenmare, charging them with misconduct in office on the same grounds on which they went to trial in district here last week—awarding excessive damages. when purchasing highway right-of-way—was returned late Mon- HOTEL REGISTRATIONS Grand Paeific Hotel A. W. Strunk, Fargo: 48, Roe, Mr. and Mra, Wash.; A. W. Peterson, Tut- . H, Kuehn, Sidney, Afont.; Hazelton: Mrs. A. P. H. Jean Kastner, Kirk, Mr. and M Lawrence a Stensrud, John Christensen, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Boucher, Ei land; Mrs, L. and Mrs. C. H. Schwab, Blemarck; tow, Towner; L. D. and T. H. Marriage Licenses Mildred Lucile Harris, Aberdeen, 8S. D., and Herman Arthur Michel, Bis- marck, Monday. = Births Daughter, Mrs, Chester Coons, 200% Main St. at 10:30 a. m. Monday, St. Alexius hospital. Daughter, Mr. and Mra. Oscar Gil- bert, Moffitt, 5:43 p. m., Monday, St. Alexius hospital. ALASKANS 10 SHO NE) ALN IN BISMARCK c= Three Men From Palmer Are Here With Motion Pictures of Territory opportuni: ties in America’s land of the mid- night sun, . R. M. Freling, F. Conn and C. A. Brusven, all of Palmer, the new town that is the center of the famous Mat- anuska valley experiment, are show- ing “Alaska” Wednesday, Dec. 15, in the city auditorium. There will be a matinee at 4 p. m. and the evening showing at 8:15 o'clock. 3 Particular attention is devoted ‘to the Matanuska valley where the fed- The Americans included J. V. Pick- ering of Cadiz, Ohio; John B. Sher- company ficials. Captains B. Jorgensen and P. Mender and Engineer Blasina were the Europeans, Delivered te Emperer In Tokyo, the gist of President Roo- sevelt's memorandum was delivered Official and unofficial sentiment— the latter including even personal ex- pressions toward Americans from the street—seemed attitude brought Affidavit of Prejudice supreme court Thureday afternoon on affidavits of prejudice filed by the Young Nonpartisans Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 8 P.M. Silver Ballroom of Patterson Hotel Hearings Scheduled Hearings will be held by the state —_—_ day by the county grand jury. TO OPEN LIQUOR STORE Last week’s trial ended abruptly, Devils Lake, Dec, 14—(#)—C. H.|24 hours after a jury had been drawn, |in her coat as she plummetted down Niles of Jamestown Tuesday made| When Assistant Attorney General Mil- | playground slide, Saturday, Mary preparations to open the second|ton K. Higgins, Bismarck, aiding the /Sinkula, 11, suffered concussion of the wholesale liquor house in Devils Lake | Prosecution, moved for dismissal, with|brain in Mandan. She was reported after the city commission Monday | Presiding District Judge W. J. Knee-|recovering Tuesday. we scenes in Tokyo -streets and |state against District Judge W. J. public places where Americans met|neeshaw in two Ward county cases, in J. H. Newton, clerk, said Monday. Arguments will-be heard on the state's right to file and have recognised af- been so successful that a full house is erallgcvernmean iE asibest nicting &@ resettlement experiment that has attracted world-wide attention. Freling declared the colony has had no crop failures so far; that 175 homes, have been constructed, and that 175 families are apparently there ‘When her foot became entangled Pregram and dance sponsored by the laboratery division of State Regulatory Department, CAPITOL LAST TIMES TODAY night approved his application for a license. The fee is $500, which he furnished. ed A Paramount Picture with CHARLES “Buddy” ROGERS DETTY GRABLE - NED SPARKS FIBBER McGEE ond MOLLY PORTER HALL - LEE BOWMAN. CRCIL CUNNINGHAM - ROMO VINCENT and MARY __ LIVINGSTONE EXTRA! WR EDGAR BERGEN and Prfiss dhs CHARLIE M<CARTAY in “A Necking Party” and Ken Murray and Oswald in “Dr. Cupid” WED. and THURS. @ A picture so great it touches every human life! @ You see it for only an hour— you'll remember it for a lifetime! @ The picture that shows man what woman’s love can mean! shaw, Pembina, granting the request. The only substantial difference be- tween the present joint accusation, and that on which the trial had been. begun, is that thé state of North Da- kota, as well as Ward county, is named @ party to the action. Higgins had moved for dismissal of the previous case after the court refused to allow evidence on the grounds that the funds involved in the acquisition of right-of-way had been state funds, rather. than Ward county funds, and that consequently any fraud that might ‘have resulted would have been against the state, rather than the county. i ELSBERG SERVICES WILL RE THURSDAY Mother of Bismarck Woman, Longtime Wilton Resident, Dies in California Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Els- berg, 78-year-old mother of Mrs, Al- bert Fossum of Bismarck, who died Sunday at the home of a daughter in Oakland, Calif., will be conducted in Wilton at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Rev. G. W. Stewart, pastor of the Mandan Presbyterian church, will officiate and burial will be in Riverview cemetery at Wilton. Mrs, Elsberg had lived at Wilton for 30 years before moving to California last year. In addition to Mrs, Fossum and the daughter. at Oakland, Mrs. Olaf Little- field, Mrs. Elsberg leaves three other J. M, Cathcart, Fargo, secretary of the North Dakota Taxpayers’ asso- ciation, Monday began circulating petitions in western North Dakota for the four measures the association hopes to initiate at the primary elec- tion in June. Mrs, C. L. Love of Mandan accom- panied the body of her father, Z. T. ‘Beale, 87, to Montour, Iowa, Monday where funeral services will be held Wednesday. Mr, Beale died of pneu- monia Sunday at Mandan. Rev. Andrew Kohiback will offitiate at funeral services Wednesday in the &t. Anthony Catholic church for Mrs, Phillip Helfrich, 75, who died Monday of pneumonia. She was the mother of Mrs, Ernest Wehl and Mrs, Peter Wetzstein of Bismarck. Funeral services were held in Man- dan’s First Lutheran church Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Anna Bull, 52 years a resident of Mandan, who died Sun- day of old age. Rev. O. O. Andvik officiated and burial was in Union cemetery. CS unaetes ‘The Ladies auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m., in the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. Officers are asked to wear white. All members are to bring gifts for the Christmas box. Thieves Hold Up 100, Take $7,000 Payroll Cleveland ,Dec. 14.—(#)—Two rob- bers Tuesday held up 100 people in | to stay. Of the original colonists, 174 of the first 200 moved out but were replaced. . More cleared land is the most cry- ing necessity of the colony at the present time, Freling said. Because hay costs $60 a ton there, the célon- ists are clearing land as rapidly as possible. This is comparatively simple as root systems of trees are shallow and bulldozers uproot timber readily. Experiences of the colonists, mining, canning and other scenes are included in the picture. CONTINUE from page one- Eight Seriously Wounded; Several Unaccounted for Names of the eight foreigners ser- jously wounded were not known. Available information thus far listed names of 22 survivors, including Lieut. Commander James Joseph Hughes, Lieut. Arthur F, Anders, and Jim Mar- shall, Colliers magazine writer, all of whom were wounded. F. Vines of Roanoke, Va., arrived at Wuhu with a slight injury. American consulate Captain C. H, Carison of the Meian wes unaccounted for, Secretary Missing The Italian embassy said its Chi- the. main offices of the Atlantic and | him. Pacific Tea Co. here and escaped with @ $7,000 payroll. The pair escaped in Di= 1, Expressed apologies and 2. Promised identification; 3. Stated measures to prevent a re- currence of the incident already had been taken. Another Japanese government statement was issued in connection with the fall of Nanking. 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Mich, in 1908, ; : . Bergeson Suspected Check _ Forger Is Held Fargo, N. D., Dec. 14—()—Brought here from 8t. Paul, Earl Barnett is being held in the Cass county jail in default of $1,000 bond pending the next federal grand jury on charges of forging government checks which he obtained in a Minot post office. Weather Report | WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and pablaltyy ‘Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; little change in temperature, For North Dakota: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; not so cold east portion tonight and extreme southeast Wednesday. Partly cloudy For South Dakota: and Wednesday; slightly tonight warmer Wednesday, For Montana: Generally fair to- pene and Wednesday, except prob- ably snow’extreme west portion; ris- ing. pempereture east of Divide. ‘or Minnesota: Partly cloudy to- night and Wednesday; not s0 cold to- night west portion; slightly warmer Wednesday. ‘WEATHER CONDITIONS A high pre: the Plains MEN’S SHOP. COMING “Alaska” Alaskan Fishing, Mining, Henting, Whaling, Eskimo Efe, Aviation, Matanuska Valley. CLAUDE RAINS GLORIA DICKSON EDWARD NORRIS Store Hours Until Christmas Open from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. A 2-hour picture Wednesday, Dec. 15th. City Auditorium Matinee 4 p. m.; Eve. 8:15 Children 10c; Adults 25¢ TONIGHT and WED. B'SMARC 30.62 inches, while the Canadian Ea- monton 29.88 inches. ‘em tures dropped somewhat along the eastern Rocky Mountain slope ai RESERVED SEATS FOR “CANDIDA” Will Be On Sale at ‘Woodmansee Stationery Wed., Thurs., Fri., Dec. 15-16-17 All Reserved Seats 50c Lakes region, but elsewhere moderate temperatures prevail. Precipitation has occurred in Washington and in all states, except North Dakota and Min- nesota, from the eastern Rocky Moun- tain slope to the Great Lakes region. Bleet is reported’ in Missouri. Bismarck station barometer, inches: 28.51. Reduced to sea level, 30.39, Sunrise, $123 a. m, Sunset, 4: PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Statio: Total this month to di Normal, this month to Total, January lst to da Normal, January 1st to da . Accumulated excess to date .... NORTH DAKOTA POINTS Corona “Silent” Typewriter With “Touch Selector” BISMARCK, eldy. Devils Lake, cle: Minot, clear Williston, clea: WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS “ %. 3 ; Low- High- , ; : : 7 est Pct. I Walter W. McMahon - - Deal | Corona Standard, Sterling and “Silent” Portable Typewriters 2 : ‘Bismarck, N. Dak. \ PRESENTED BY Community Players Directed by EDITH RAMSTAD Starring Marcelle LaRose MacRae FRIDAY December 17 City Auditorium Aberdeen, 8. D., eld; 24 Bol: sh, ar. 48 Cal; 42. Denver,’ Co! Des Moines, Dodge City, Ki Edmonton. ‘Al Glendive, Mo: Seecometneeee "7 cenmemeemenammelite aed ‘Kamloops, B, Kansas City, M ‘Moni sm 80 e189 20-209 orm ns ry, U., cf NM, fe . 8. Marie, Mich. cl Seattle, Wash., rain .. 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