The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1937 WRG DEMURRER Kick in Pants Is IN INCOME TAX TEST | CASE ON JANUARY 4 . Judge Grimson Will Sit on Case Brought by Devils Lake Attorney Arguments on a demurrer to the complaint in a test case brought in Ramsey county on validity of the de- feated 1935 income tax law will be heard at Rugby, Jan, 4, Assistant At- torney General T. A. Thompson said; Friday. Frederic T. Cuthbert, Devils Lake attorney, is contesting the state's right to collect unpaid 1935 income taxes on grounds the law was de- feated by voters in the 1936 primary | election, Thompson said. He explained arguments on the state’s demurrer will raise the legal question of whether the law was ef- fective from the time it was passed by the legislature until it was defeated by voters. Agreement to argue the case before District Judge Gudmundur Grimson at Rugby was reached with Attorney Clyde Duffy, Devils Lake, Cuthbert’s counsel, Thompson said. The action was brought after Sher- iff Bert Smutz of Ramsey county levied on Cuthbert’s law libray in an sttempt to collect the delinquent tax. ‘The case involves the state's right to collect $17,000 still outstanding in 1935 income taxes. MINOT HITS HIDE FIRMS Minot, N. D., Dec. 17.—Skinning and Storing of animal carcasses and’ hides within the city limits hereafter will be proclaimed a nuisance under an ordin- @nce under first reading before the ¢ity commission. BOSCH RITES HELD Devils Lake, N. D., Dec. 17.—Funer- @1 services were held here for Law- Favored As Cure Parents Indifferent to Suffering of Children Need Treat- ment, Says Dahlen “What Bismarck needs is a pants kicking committee,” G. A, Dahlen, Open Your Heart campaign chair- man, remarked Friday. And Russell A, Young, chairman of the Burleigh County Welfare Board whole-heartedly agreed with him. Both are members of the American Legion and Young, both as a private citizen and as welfare chief is inter- ested in the success of the Open Your Heart campaign, But when The Tribune printed the story of a neglected family in its Tues- day edition, as related by Dahlen, Young's telephone began to ring. Peo- Board was falling down on the job. “Why, we've given that family a lot of money,” was Young's answer. “Those people have had more than most folks on relief.” Agree on the Facts Then Dahlen and Young put their heads together and the need for a com- mittee to “kick the pants” of fathers— and mothers, too—who neglect their children was voiced by Dahlen as a result. The facts, as disclosed by Welfare Board records-are that the family in question lived in the country and re- ceived a farm security grant. Last June the mother and children went !to Minnesota for four or five months but were sent back to North Dakota in October by Minnesota relief authori- ties, There was some family trouble and the woman refused to remain at the farm home. She and the children were brought to Bismarck and placed in the Hillcrest home near the Country Club for three weeks. Later she was provided with the house in which the tence Bosch, 73, retired farmer. family now Hives and the Welfare FRIDAY AND Mints - Plum, Fig, and Dat Oranges, medium size, 2 dozen for .. (Same size that Grapefruit, Texas Seediess, 6 for .. Grapefruit, pink meats, 3 for ..... Delicioiis Apples, large, extra red, dozen ....... ‘Winesaps, large, fancy, dozen ... Winesaps, (Grade for 5 pounds for . Celery Hearts Lettuce Cauliflower Broccoli Spi Beans Carros Green Onions Empress Coffee, Regular or Drip, 1 pound can ....- Morgan Apple Juice, No. 2 tin, 2 for... Libby’s Kraut, No. 2% tin, 2 for ....... Brown Sugar, 3 pounds for .. Powdered Sugar, 3 pounds for . Minneopa DeLuxe i, No. 2% tin .........565 17-ounce tin Richelieu Pork and Beans, No. 2% tins, 2 for .... Waldorf Toilet Paper. . Scott Tissue Toilet Pay Scott Kitchen Towels.. Fancy Beef Pot Roast, per pot Meat! Tont Beet, pork and ie eas Ah per pound Standard and ALL PHO! au Deliveries—8:45 & 10:30 { Logan’s “We Thank You” Suggestions for Christmas LYDIA DARRAH CANDY - PEGGY PAGE CANDY Fruit Cakes - Figs - Dates - Ginger Conserve Orange Marmalade - Della Rolbia Mints - English Cigars-+: Cigarettes - Christmas Mix Candy - Mixed Nuts - Salted Nuts - Pop Corn Protectors (to cover things in the ice box) Cider—(in gallons, half gallons and quart bottles) Grape Juice - Candied Ginger - Preserves —Call in and look over our gift table—— “Fruits” “Vegetables” Brussells Sprouts * Red Cabbage Stamped Rutabagas ~ “Grocery Department” Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce, “Scott Tissue Products” Meat Department All Beef, Pork and Lamb U. 8, Inspected (season and bake), per pound Pork Sausage, exceptionally good, Cudahys P Puritan Ham, butt ends, Spring Chickens and Stewing Hens FANCY TURKEYS AND CAPONS Close Saturday at 7:00 P. M. “Home of Better Foods” SATURDAY Glazed Fruits, 1 and 2-lb. baskets - Cluster Raisins ite Puddings - Mincemeat 23c ..30¢ Tomatoes __Radishes inach +=New Peas Green .29c ale 10 rolls 49¢ Tolls 49c -5 for 49¢ veal ground, Select Oysters 118 THIED 8T. A. ML; 2:30 & 4:30 P.M. ple wanted to know if the Welfare plies, drastic a step, sense of responsibility and better man- Board has since been providing medi- cal care, groceries and coal. Also the family received allotments of food and clothing from shipments of surplus commodities received here. Get $45 a Month On Dec. 1, because the Farm Secur- ity check had not arrived, the Welfare Board gave the family a $4 grocery order. The check for $45 was mailed fzom Lincoln, Neb., on Nov. 30 and received by the mother a few days later, The Welfare Board provided hospital care for the woman when her new baby was born and when she left for the hospital the father was with the other children. After Dahlen’s report on conditions appeared in print a Welfare Board agent visited the woman in the hos- pital and she admitted that she had some money with which to buy sup- Nevertheless, when a child of the family applied for help and the Open Your Heart committee visited the home, conditions were as Dahlen de- scribed them. Rap Parental Indifference The answer, Young and Dahlen agreed, is indifference to the plight of the children, gross carelessness and mismanagement on the part of the parents. This imposes an additional burden upon both public and private relief agencies if the children are to be kept from suffering. Welfare Board records show that since Sept. 21, when the woman and children returned from Minnesota she has received in checks and relief or- ders $220. When the December Farm ; Security check is added to this the total is $265 for the period from Sept. 21 to Jan. 1. In addition to surplus food there also have been issued two mattresses, two quilts, six dresses, two overalls, two shirts, two bloomers and one slip. Dahlen’s suggestion to Young was that it would be both cheaper and bet- ter to take the children away from the parents, since they seem to lack a sense of responsibility and the child- ren will have small chance to develop into good citizens under such influ- ences and in such an environment. Public Is Sentimental This, Young said, is a practical im- possibility because of a bad senti- Chapman Resigns His Jamestown Position Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 17.—A, C. Chapman has resigned as president and director of the National Bank of Jamestown to become president of the Freeborn County National bank of Albert Bea, Minn. He will be suc- ceeded here by L. H, Ickler, Jr., Min- neapolis, for staff man with the First Service corporation. Both banks are, affiliated with the First Bank Stock corporation. Tells of Tentative Highway Lettings) Two tentative lettings for January | on North Dakota highway road im- provement jobs were announced Fri- day by Zina Sevison, state highway engineer. Sevison said the first letting has | held Friday. been tentatively set for Jan. 14 when an estimated $750,000 in federal aid monies will be spent. The second let- ting is tentatively set for Jan. 28. The engineer declared a variety of jobs will be included in the first letting, including oil-mix projects and gravel and grading jobs. He explained projects have not been definitely set up for either letting, adding that he expected to announce jobs for the first letting next week. BABY FOUND DEAD Jamestown, N. D., Dec, 17.—Robert, Allen Parsons, 2-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Parsons, was | found dead in his cradle of pneumonia | Thursday. The child was born in Fargo, Oct. 19. Funeral services were INFANT BURIED Devils Lake, N. D., Dec. 17.—Funer- al services were held here for Robert Edwin, 5-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Lee, Phone us -77- Friday and Sa Sugar 10-Ib, Kraft bag.... 57c ae 19c 18c 28c 19c 59c 24c M’mallows Campfire, 1-Ib. pkg. With China, Ige. pkg. Red Hen brand Molasses 3-Ib. can . % gallon ...... Palmolive Toilet Soap, 4 bars mental reaction on the part of the public to such measures and the re- luctance of public officials to take so Dahlen was glad he had helped the children. Their plight was truly pit- lable. The help extended by the Open Your Heart was actually needed to prevent suffering at the time it was given, The two men agreed that the resources available to the family per- mitted of no luxuries, But they also| agreed that the situation would have been greatly improved by a keener ‘agement on the part of the parents. Freezing Hands, Feet Fatal to Lakota Man Fargo, N. D., Dec. 17.—(#)—Henry Seymour Jurseth of Lakota, N. D. World War veteran, died here Friday as the result of freezing both hands and feet. He would have been 51 Fri- ‘Wisconsin’ s Best’ Buy your beer by the case! Case of 24 pints only $2.30 (Plus bottle deposit) WE DELIVER Corner Grocery Phone 2250 PAL’ Don’t walk We deliver turday Specials Carnation Milk Tall cans, 3 for. ome! We No, 2%, Extra Standard Tomatoes 25c 29c 23c 22c 25c¢ Peanut Butter No. 1 peanuts, qt. jar Apple Cider Quart jug . Fels Naphtha Flakes Per box ... Bright-ize Cleanser, 3 for . We Deliver All Phones 34 FRI. & SAT. Libby’s Tomatoes, 214 tin, 2 for. Corn, No, 2 tin, standard white, 2 for... Campbell's Tomato Juice, No. 1 tin, 3 for. Muscat Grapes, 214 tin, 2 for.. Red Tag Prunes, No. 1 tin .. Quaker Milk Macaroni or Spaghetti, 16-02, pkg., 2 for 29¢ Salmon, medium red, 16-02, tall tin, 2 for. Princess Patt Coffee, 3 Ib. jar . Minneopa Pancake Flour, 314 K. C. Baking Powder, 25-oz. tin. Brown Sugar, 3 pounds for .. Powdered Sugar, 3 pounds for. Morgan Apple Juice, No, 2 tin, Minneopa Fancy DeLuxe Plums, 2% tin. on Minneopa Kidney Beans, No, 2 tin, 2 for. A, Libby’s Sauerkraut, 21¢ tin, 2 for, 5 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Peas, Parsley, Celery Hearts, Pomegranates Onions, Radishes, Cucumbers, Romaine Avocadoes, Green Juice Oranges, Navels, Jewel Shortening, 4-lb. pail.. Beef Pot Roast, Ib. SPECIALS 480 Ih, bag 2 for. CHRISTMAS. pe Same Fine Quality 2 Doz. 35c ‘f case $1.98 DICK’S PHONE 2282—A CASH STORE We Deliver All Orders Free BUTTER P.&G. Ib. 38¢ 110 for 37c APPLES ===, 1.59] "== Romes, somepia ae CELERY, Fancy large 100 ALLELE’ ..._...... EE, | Hana Bill.- Get All CHEESE para yeag 55c Specials Here —IN OUR MARKET— Round Steak ____.Ib. 19¢ | Pork Chops Liver Beef or Pork lb. 122 Cauliflower, snow white, head Te tall cans oe 20¢ Mixed Nuts Ib. 19¢ Center Cuts charges of murder Friday while police | 4 o'clock train. Better get rid of it Nude Body of Woman investigated the death of 30-year-old| if you can. We will see you in New Found in Hotel Room iar kate nude body was found| York sometime next week. Fred.” A maid discovered woman’s| The camel was not the first pack boar Tamry nan alt A aces planed animal of the Sahara. Elephants were ® dresser read: used for this purpose in the days of «Jake We are pulling out on the| Carthage. : Farmers Cut Rate Meat Market 612 Broadway - Open Evenings Phone 216 Pittsburgh, Dec. 17.—()—Four New York delegates to this week’s conven- tion of the Steel Workers’ Organizing | Committee were held on technical Announces a Gigantic Sale of Christmas Trees These trees have just been received from the Rocky Moun- tains. These trees are grown at a high altitude and the needles stay on better than on any other tree. We have a fine selection, but they are selling fast. You can secure a better tree here for less money. COME EARLY. We are open evenings. MEAT SPECIALS Wings of love may win them but Wings of the Morning will hold them. : POT ROAST BACON, 2 to 3 lb. Good Coffee every morning of beef, Ib........ 16c avenge... 240 Keeps the hearthstone warm. HAMBURGER, SAUSAGE, coun- 15c 17c 19c WE DELIVER FREE ON SATURDAYS 20c 10c 2lc fresh ground, Ib... try style, Ib....... PICKEREL, fresh frozen, Ib. ....... SPARERIBS, meaty, Ib. ....... Schilli Coffer One for Percolator—another one for Drip or Glass Maker. LARD, with meat order, 2 Ibs...... PICNICS, 5 to 6 Ib. average, Ib.... Golden Yellow 4 lbs. 25¢ Celery each 9c Grapefruit Texas Seediess 80 size 5 for 19¢ Kraut No. 2% tin <= Nash Coffee Drip or Regular Se 2ib. tin 6ic Walnuts | PECANS P22" 19¢| Napkins No, 1 soft shell 90 to pkg., white Ib. 18¢ | xmas TREEs ark. 15 SPECIAL: PRICES ON NUTS AND CANDIES FOR SCHOOLS tJ AND CHURCH PROGRAMS Apple Ju Juice Cranberries. ® for abe Powdered Sugar, Sis. 25¢ 9 Ibs. 7c ALL FRUITS and VEGETABLES IN SEASON Oranges Navels, new crop 2 doz. 23¢ Grapes Red apes 4 lbs. 27c Eggs Nad. 2de Cookies Animals, plain MARCOVITZ (=) or 6Grocery ™s... —Free Delivery Service— 9 - 10:30 A. M—2:30 4:30 P. M. Daily Prices effective Friday afternoon & Saturday We have lots of parking space near our store Our store will be open evenings, beginning Dec. 20 to Dec. 24th LETTUCE “E=” 2for9e Peanut Brittle Candy 3 Ibs. U. S. INSPECTED MEATS DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS, SPRING CHICKENS Place Your Order Early Perk Shanks FANCY FAT HENS epee Sane 2lhs. 25¢| erties cache | “Picnics — PORKROAST “Neckbones | Ib. 18¢ perlbise 8 Ibs, 25¢ veatsuak |” FANCY BEEFROAST | sian Ib. 24¢ Ib. 14¢ and 16¢ Ib. 17¢