davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24

National Dairy Products Company in
1888 earned Sl.0l common share against
81 88 in 1892
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24

Illinois Central Railroad January net
loss was S451 1856 after charges against
S151, 55S in January, 1888.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24

Pullman Car Company declares the reg
ular quarterly dividend of Is cents a
share on the common stock.
Evening star., 1934-01-27
BUILDING Of HOMES
AWA|TSF1NANC|NG
Lumber Manufacturers
State 100000 Persons
Would Like to Build.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The National Lumber Manufacturers
Association said this week there are
100000 persons in this country await
ing only adequate and conservative
financing" to start construction on new
small homes.
The association based its statement
on survey made by l,743 lumber
dealers in every State Of the Union
The report included as live prospects
only persons who have sufficient cash
or lot on which they intend to build.
In addition the survey showed that
moderate financing will release a de-
mand for 256,000 farm buildings. $4,000
small business structures and innumer-
able remodeling and repair jobs, the re-
port said
The new construction jobs in sight
vary from $500 to $1,000 in value.
the association said. "Fifty-six per cent
of them need IS per cent long term,
amortized loans, % per cent can be
handled with loans up to so per cent
of appraisal, while 16 per cent could go
ahead with three to five-year interest
bearing loans
The report said if the financing could
be arranged 1t would provide market
for 7,000,000,000 feet Of lumber this
year.
With one or two exceptions the
dealers urged that the Federal Govern
ment undertake to relieve the situ-
ation," the association said.
More than two-thirds of the dealers
who reported in the survey told of a
scarcity of first mortgage money, and
said second mortgage money lis almost
non-existent.
Evening star., 1934-01-27
RATCLIFFE APPOINTED
UNDER BUILDING CODE
Assistant to Whiteside Made Mem
Der of Authority but With
out Vote.

Myron F. Ratcliffe. assistant to
Deputy Administrator Whiteside of the
N. R. A., has been appointed by Gen.
Hugh S. Johnson, as a member of the
code authority for savings, building and
loan business.
The code for this industry was signed
by the President on December 81, and
went into effect in individual associa-
tions on January ,. 1t provides for a
code authority consisting of the presi-
dent and vice presidents of the United
States Building and Loan League, 10
building and loan representatives to be
appoin.ed by these officers two repre-
sentatives of non-member building and
loan units, and mot more than three
representatives without vote, to be ap-
pointed by the administrator" Mr.. Rat
clif1e comes under the last classification.
Evening star., 1934-01-27
HOMES LINCOLN OCCUPIED
LISTED BY DIR. [. A. WARREN

Dr. Louis A. Warren, director Of the
Lincoln National Life Foundation, is
the sponsor Of an interesting study Of
the dwelling places Of Abraham Lincoln.
He has traced the martyred President S
career from its beginning to its close.
listing all the houses in which he is
known to have resided.
I'm round numbers" DR.. Warren says
in his report, Lincoln spent years in
Kentucky. IA years in Indiana. years
in rural Illinois. 81 years at Springfield,
Ill. and years at Washington. The
task of remembering the numbers is
easy when it is noted that they are all
multiples of seven"
DR.. Warren's outline Of Lincoln S
dwellings is: Hodgenville. KY. Febru-
ary, 1909. to May. 1911; Knob Creek,
KY, May. 1911, to November. 1916;
Spencer County. Ind. November. 1916,
to March, 1890; Macon County. ILL.,,
March, 1880. to July. 1881; New Salem,
Ill. July, 1881. to April. 1897; Speeds
Evening star., 1934-01-27
MARYLANDERS PLANT II
PER CENT LESS WHEAT
Paintings for Next Years Harvest
Are Estimated at $780,
600 Acres.

Planting of wheat for next years har-
vest in Maryland are estimated at $780,
600 acres, or about 3 per cent less than
the revised estimate of acreage sown in
the Fall Of 1882. according to Richard
c. Ross, agricultural statistician for the
Maryland Crop Reporting Service. The
acreage seeded this Fall is about II per
cent smaller than the average acreage
planted in the years 1929, 1880 and
1881, the years upon which acreage re-
duction allotments were based.
Condition of the growing crop. ac-
cording to Mr.. Ross. was reported at
about 80 per cent, which compares with
condition of IS per cent a year ago
and 10-year average of 8S' per cent.
The acreage of rye planted for all
purposes this Fall is estimated at 1000
acres, or about the same as was planted
year ago. Condition of the growing
crop is below average. being about 50
per cent. The 10-year average of con-
dition Is IS per cent and the condition
one year ago was sc per cent.
Evening star., 1934-01-27
HOME LOAN BOARD
To HEAR RLEAF0R
NEW MONEY ISSUE
Home and Community Build
ers' Association Seeks Re-
lease of Three Billions.
AID TO BOTH OWNERS
AND BUILDERS SOUGHT
Special Currency Which Would
Be Destroyed Later Is
Advocated.

The Federal Home Loan Bank Board
on February 2 will hear the plan Of
the Home Community Builders Ma
tional Association to have $4,000, ,00O,-
600 in currency issued to aid distressed
home owners and to revive the home
construction industry it was announced
today.
member Of the board will receive
the group from the home builders as
sociation. which contends there is an
enormous" demand for new home con-
structlon throughout the country, In
the New York and Chicago areas, as
we'll as in smaller towns and cities. and
witnesses were called last night from all
48 States by the association to attend
the hearing. Subsequently the matter
Will be laid before the board.
The association will explain to board
officials how its currency plan can be
operated SO that cash instead of bonds
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star., 1934-01-27

Store, Springfield. April. 1887. to jan
uarv. 184l; William Butler home.
Springfield. January. 184l. to Novem-
Der, 1912; Globe Tavern. Springfield,
November. 1912. to August. 1843: Mon
roe street home. Springfield. August.
1843, to May, 1874; Eighth street home,
Springfield. May, 1874, to March. l847;
Sprigg's Boarding House. Washington,
March. 1S47, to March. 184e: Eighth
street home. Springfield. March. l849.
to February, 1861: Chenery House,
Hotel. Washington. February and
March. 1861; the White House, March.
1861, to April, 1865, and the Anderson
Cottage. Washington. Summers of 1861
and 1864
1t is said that the only house Lincoln
ever owned was the Eighth street resi-
dence. Springfield.
Evening star., 1934-01-27

Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star., 1934-01-27
MORTGAGE PLAN STUDIED
Proposal Believed to Benefit Banks
and Building Groups.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, January 27-David
Stiefel. Maryland director of the Home
Owners Loan Corporation. announced
this week that he is working on plan
to take over the mortgages held by all
closed banks and building associations,
in cases where the value of the property
justifies the mortgage
Il stopped the taking over of mort
cages from closed banks and building
associations several weeks ago." Mr..
>Stiefel said. but am ready to start
again on the plan, which would be of
great benefit to banks and building as
SociationS throughout the State"
Evening star., 1934-01-27
Model Accounting System Sought.

Looking toward the shaping Of q
model accounting system for thrift and
home financing institutions. the Amer
ican Savings, Building & Loan Institute
is planning demonstration class" in
accounting as a feature of its Midwinter
conference in Chicago, February %.
Under this plan. delegates assemble as
in a class room and contribute their
ideas just as in scholastic sessions.
Evening star., 1934-05-18

The new straps, ties and
cut.outs you will be want
ing for Sum m er days.
Smooth and grained leath-
ers-you may choose either
high or medium heels.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
GOVERNMENT PUSHES
PURCHASES OF Land
IN CENTRAL STATES
Thousands Of Sub Marginal
Acres TO Be Returned TO
Wild Lie Under Plan

Warrington. June T.-tREThe
purchase OF hundreds OF Thousands Of
acres Of marginal farm lands In the
midwest and north central states was
IL full swing Wednesday with govern
nent agents pushing purchases Of
land homesteaded by settlers q half
century ago.
Urged on by devastating effects OF
drouth with its consequent blight on
crops and vanished water supplies
the government has begun retiring
farmers from what 1t considers Sub
marginal" acres and returning those
acres to the use Of birds and other
wild game.
Secretary Wallace announced Tues
day that $S,500,000 has been set aside
from drouth relief and forest purchase
funds to begin the retirement pro-
gram which has been In prospect for
two years.
]. N. Darling, chief Of the bureau
Of biological survey. said simultan-
eously that 170, 900 acres were In the
process Of being purchased and others
would be added to the list a rapidly
as possible.
Approximately - l-3 per cent Of the
acreage 90 acquired will be used for
wild game refugees and sanctuaries,
Darling estimated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
One Billings Precinct
Gives Cain Big Lead

Medora. N. D., June 27.-Returns
from one precinct in Billings county
give: Senator-Buck 20, Frazier IS,
Mason Z: congress Bond Is, Bur-
dick 2. Hall 50. Lemke Is, Sinclair so;
sovernor-Cain 81, LANCER I, Thore-
sen II: lieutenant governor Fred
rickson 80, Olson 80, Wexford 8; sec
rotary Of state-Byrne q, 0ronna 10,
Timm 3; auditor Baker 81. McFad-
gen II: treasurer-Dale 81, Gray 10,
Wright "a; attorney general-Crum
10, johnson Il, Satire o; commission
er Of insurance Dahl s., Hopton 5,
Olsness 81: commissioner Of asricul-
ture and labor-Husby 10, Martell {,
eteen -; railroad commisisoner-
Cart I, Harding So, Rowan 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
LANCER Gets g. O. p. Nomination
4elges0n, Anstr0m Lead in Sheriff Race
Election Officials
Face Tedious Task

With three tickets In the Re-
publican race and nearly 70 candi-
dates seeking nomination for Bur-
leigh county offices in the primary
election Wednesday, indications
were that election officials would
be counting ballots until the wee
hours" Of Thursday morning and
In some cases possibly into the
forenoon.
At l:30 am, the counters were
just getting good start and only
the most optimistic officials, in
precincts where fewer voters were
registered, predicted that they
would have their Job finished by
6 q. m.
In addition to the Republican
and No-Party ballots, the officials
also had to count votes In the
Democratic contests and the three
initiated measures which also were
voted on In the primary poll.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Labor Dispute Power
Used in Coast Strike

Warrington. June N-(R)-Presi-
dent Roosevelt used his new labor
disputes power for the first time to
breach . sediment Wednesday Of the
Pacific longshoremen'S strike.
A three.uian board was named
Tuesday night. In IN executive order
defining It's power and duties, to make
q thorough Investigation Of the Long
shoremenS strike and It's causes.
Instructions to the board were &C.
cepted In labor circles g . forecast
OF how the admin alton may deal
with other major disputes.
The board was authorised to take
appropriate affirmative action on
complaints Of discrimination against
union employees, to act q voluntary
arbiter upon request, and TO exer.
else I'll other powers" conferred By
the labor disputes act passed Just
before congress adjourned.
The president name the Right
Reverend Edward J. Hanna, q. 4.
Cushing. San Francisco attorney. and
Edward =. Ac0rady, assistant go.
Rotary Of labor, to the board.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Cain Lays in Home
County Early Count

Dickinson, N. D., June 27.-Two
precincts in Stark county give: Sem
ator-Buck IS, Frazier 308, Mason II:
congress Bond ~, Burdick I'll, Hall
IS, Lemke 900, Sinclair 14l: COVER
nor-Cain ISL, LANCER 30. Thoresen
50.
One precinct in stark gives: Lieu
tenant governor-Fredrickson So, Oh
son 81, Wexford 90; secretary Of state
81, Gronna 122, Timm Q:
auditor-Baker 172, McF'adgen 81:
treasurer-Dale 50, Gray 90, Wright
40; attorney general-Crum %, john
son 70, Satire 81: commissioner Of
insurance-Dahl 50, Hopton q, Ols-
ness 20: commissioner Of agriculture
and labor-Husby IS. Martell 76,
Steen los.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Eight Precincts in
Bowman Give Count


Bowman. N. D., June N.-Eght
precincts In Bowman county give:
Senator Buck q, Frazier 40, Mason S;
Congress-Bond I, Burdick 1875, Hall
81, Lemke asa, Sinclair l23: Governor
Cain 10, LANCER 174, Thoresen o6;
Lieutenant 0overnor-Fredrickson
10, Olson lo3, Wexford 1853: Secretary
OF State-Byrne %, 0ronna l76,
Timm I; Auditor-Baker 222, McFad-
gen 20; Treasurer-Dale ITO, Gray
$50, Wright Is: Attorney General
Crum 70, Johnson IS, Satire l67:
Commissioners Z Insurance-Dahl I.
Hopton l66. Okness Is: Commissioners
Of Agriculture-Husby %, Martel 157,
9teen -: Railroad Commissioner
Cart l67, Harding 81, Rowan II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Eddy B0lsters Lead
Of LANCER Faction

New Rockford. N. D.. June fire.
turns from nine Eddy county pre-
cincts were Is follows: For Senate
Buck IS, Frazier sos, Mason n; Con-
gress-Bond %. Burdick 2l4. Hall l76,
L:mke So, Sinclair 22o; Governor
Cain 50, LANCER 412. Thoresen AT:
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures
05, Olson 261, Wexford 2o3: Secretary
Of State-Byrne 253. oronna 3o8.
Timm -: Auditor-Baker SAT, Nc
FAdgen 76: Treasurer-Dale $40, Gray
267. Wright e.: Attorney General
Crum 1914, johnson lol, Satire 273;
insurance Commissioner-Dahl 16e,
Hoptou ATS, OlsneGs al: Commits
sioner Agriculture and LAbor-Husby
3e2. Martell $50, eteen 1872: Railroad
Commission-Cart 272, Harding Ill.
Rowan l72.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
LANCER FavOrite in
Five Logan Precincts

Napoleon, N. D., June 27.-Five pre-
cincts in Logan give, for governor:
Cain So. LANCER 255. Thoresen 40.
Two precincts il Logan give: Lieut.
enant Governor-Fredrickson 10, Oh
son 80, Wexford q; Cecretary OF State
-Byrne 80, Gronna II; Auditor
Baker l07, McFadgen Is; Treasurer
Dale. Gray rs, Wright 10; Attorney
General-Crum %, johnson Is. Sa-
thre 70: Commissioner Of Insurance
Dahl 20. Hopton 81, Olsness IS: Conn.,
missioner of Agriculture and Labor
H shy 20, Martell g.. Steen 81: Rail-
road Commissioner-Cart n, Hard
ing 80, Rowan Il. One precinct in
Logan gives: Governor-Johnson a,
Noodle ~. Two precincts In Logan
give: Senator-Buck 80, Frazier IS,
Mason 2: Congressman-Bond Is,
Burdick So, Hall 20, Lemke 81, Sim
clair -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Early Steele Count
Goes Strong LANCER

Steele, N. D., June 27.-Two pre-
cincts In Kidder give: Senator
Buck II: Frazier 81: Mason 3: Con-
gress-Bond 8: Burdick Is: Hall 10:
Lemke 6e: Sinclair 10; Governor
Cain II; LANCER -; Thoresen n !;
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures Is:
Olson "a; Wexford ~: Secretary Of
State-Byrne q; 0ronna 81: Tmm
3; Auditor-Baker IS, McFAd3en IS:
Treasurer-Dale IS. Gray So. Wright
8: Attorney General-Crum Is, john
son II, Satire ~; Commissioner Of
Insurance Dahl a., Hopton -. Ols-
ness 1S; Commissioner Of Agriculture
HUSKY %, Martell SO. steen Il;
Railroad Commissioner-Cart 81
Harding IS, Rowan 8.
One precinct in Kidder gives: Su-
preme court-Bangert rs, Burr 40,
Butte 6. Fraser So. MoellrinE II, Nor
ris SO, Norton 8, Nuessle 10: Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Ander-
son 20, Thompson IL.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
LANCER ATTORNEYS
FILE Motions FOR
new FEDERAL TRIAL
Move Based on Alleged Errors
Of Court, Misconduct by
Jury and Judge

Fargo, N. D.. June 27.-lR-While
preparations moved quietly ahead in
federal court circles to Illustrate any
possible attempt at q mob demonstra-
ton In Fargo Friday when Gov. WILL
liam LANCER and his four associates
appear for sentence, attorneys for the
five, found guilty IN federal court ct
Bismarck . week ago Sunday, Tues
day fi1ed motlUng for . new trial, The
motions alleging numerous errors BY
the court, miscouduct by the jury and
misconduct BY the Judge.
Attached to and made = part Of the
motion is an affidavit by +. r. Sink
Ter Of Minot. q defense attorney, to
the effect that jurors In the trial had
access to prejudicial newspaper &C.
counts Of the PROCEEDINGS.
Generally, federal authorities In
Fargo are inclined to discount the
persistent rumors Of mob demonstra-
ton. The persistency Of the rumors,
however, has led them to take precau-
tions similar to those used ct Bis
marck during the month-long trial.
Extra deputy marshals are expected
to be ON duty In and about the federal
building here Is they were when the
trial was In progress.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Wishek Gives LANCER
Overwhelming Margin

Ashley, N. D., June 28-One pre-
cinct, Wishek, in Mcintosh county
gives: Senator-Buck Is, Frazier 2l5,
Mason Is; Congressional IS, Hall
l0l, Lemke 220, Sinclair 81: Governor
Cain q, LANCER 2ll, Thoresen 81;
Lieutenant Governor-FredrickSon a,
Olson 80, Wexford l6l; Secretary Of
State-Byrne 80, Gronna l2S, Tmm
IA; Auditor 235, McFAdgen
81: Treasurer-Dale %, Gray 10,
Wright 81: Attorney General-Crum
S., johnson 70, Satire l55; Commits
sioner Of Insurance-Dahl 60. Hop
ton 40, Olsness n: Commissioners Of
Agriculture and Labor-Husby 80,
Martell l54, Steen los: Railroad
Commissioner-Cart 154, Harding 10l,
Rowan 70.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Grand Forks County
Gives LANCER Lead

Grand Forks, N. D., June N.-In
Grand Forks county Il precincts give
for governor: Cain 3l5, LANCER $50,
Thoreeen 663.
Sixteen precincts give: Lieutenant
governor-Fredrickson 325, Olson 6e7,
Wexford loS: secretary Of state
Byrne elo, 0rouna ITO. Timm IS: au-
ditog-Baker 1904, Mcladgen ~:
treasurer-Dale 756. Gray as, Wright
40; attorney general - Crum ~,
johnson l66, eathre 675: insurance
commissioner Us precinctO, Dahl
362, Hopton SIG. ODne1s 5e6: COM
missioner Of agriculture and labor
HUSKY ~, Nartell go. 0teen co.;
railroad commissicner 49, Cart ~.
Harding -. Rowan lo6.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
10 Adams Precincts
Typical of Trend

Hettinger, N. D., June 28.-Ten
precincts In Adams county give: Sen
ator-Buck SO, Frazier 4l3, Mason IL;
Congressional Is, Burdick 152, Hall
So, Lemke SIS, Sinclair 400: Governor
Cain 81, LANCER 302. Thoresen ITO.
Nine precincts give: Lieutenant Gov
ernor-Fredrickson ~. Olson l28,
Wexford ?07; Secretary Of State
Byrne 125, Gronna 248, Timm Z; Aud
itor-Baker 328, McFadgen a.:
Ireasurer-Dale 100. Gray 2l7, Wright
Is; Attorney 0eneral-Crum So, John
son s., Satire 1877: Commissioner Of
1nsurance-Dahl 81, Hopton 1872, Ols-
ness 1877; Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture-Husby o.. Martell 1872, steen
l72, Harding l48, Rowan -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Dunn Precinct Gives
Cain, Th0resen Blank

Manning, N. D., June T.-(R)-First
Dunn county precinct to file returns
showed the following count: Senator
Buck 2. Frazier 50, Mason 0; Con-
gress-Bond ;, Burdick 81, Hall 3,
Lemke ~, Sinclair 10: Governor
Cain 0, LANCER 81, Thoresen O: Lieut.
enAnt governor-Fredrickson I, Olson
0, Wexford 81: Secretary Of State
Byrne .. 0ronna 81, Timm 2; Auditor
50, McFadgen 3: Treasurer
Dale 10. Gray IS. Wright /: Attorney
0eneral-Crum 8, Johnson 8, Satire
81: Commissioner Of Insurance-Dahl
8, Hopton 30, Olsness o; Commits
sioner Of Agriculture-Husby 5, Mar
tell n. steen Il: Railroad Commits
sion-Cart 81, Harding 10, Rowan 2.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
AND DAVIS
| TRAIL. IN. BIGGEST
\ BURLE|GH CONTEST
cameron Has Scant Lead In
8 First District Commission
N ership Battle
scHERNlCH TRAILS ATKINSON
Other lncumbents Have Com
\ Portable Leads in Fight to
Hold Positions
IcHERNlCH TRAILS ATKINSON

il Deputy sheriffs A. H. Helgeson and
Fred +. Anstrom took an early lead
I In the race for Burleigh county sheriff
sas returns from the first four pre-
cincts to report in the primary elec-
ton were tabulated early Thursday.
Helgeson was out In front with $40
votes, while Anstrom had 2l5.
Next came Joe A. Kohler with 201,
e. M. Davis with los and Carl Scott
with 100. Other Candidates In the
large field polled as follows: Carl r.
Kositzky 90; Pat Roberts 81; Adam
Voigt 81; Frank A. Larson 50; Carl ].
Eiason Is; and George Ely Is.
Two Of the four precincts reported
were In the city Of Bismarck.
w. r. Cameron was out In front In
the race for. county commissioners
from the first district With two pre-
cincts reported. Cameron had q. T.
q. Patterson a, Amos Robidou q,
Frank w. Murphy 10 and George II.
Dohn Is.
r. r. Atkinson was leading County
-. ~S MN
WIZ, wl.n snlee pis..ae so :. ., o., W..
!aanl 0atoA ilau % ~ sa'e eulseso1
race. 80 - ,.
Moss 4ncSm"enss s.I,I
AcuinTete a.au .Uu n,. .aI S.e,...s suo
~ slle o.iie' laws sl4y saDu1as'olle
County superintendent Of schools
(four Observation-Disclosures Huber AZ:
1aurs n.tsae IVA . o.,
Auols ecc. slour pfe ec. occ. ~
Leroy w. NeosSe aau511y w. =. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
B4rleigh Fourth in
~. ID. Trade Figures
Five in Hettinger
Make Early Report

Mott, N. D., June 27-Eive Hettin-
ger county precincts give: Senator
Buck, %. Frasier 80. Mason 10: Con-
gress-Bond n, Burdick Eat, Hall 1877,
Lemke 354, Sinclair 286: Governor
Cain 1876, LANCER 334, Thoresen III;
Lieutenant 0overnor-Fredrickson
Is. Olson 1es. Wexford 272; Secretary
Of state-Byrne 204, 0ronna 1902,
Timm 20; Auditor-Baker 40, Nc
Fadgen 88; Treasurer-Dale 1874, Gray
287, Wright 70: Attorney General
Crum u. johnson 166. Satire 283;
Commissioner Of 1nsurance-Dah
los. Hopton 236, Olsness 1853: Commits
sioner Of Agriculture-Husby 90. Mar
tell 237, Steen ITO: Railroad Commits
sioner-Cart 232, Harding al, Rowan
los.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Ployhar Holds Slim
Lead Over Miklethun

Valley City, n. D., Juns 20-Ffank
Ployhar,. former state senator from
Barnes county, held Z lad Of seven
votes over State Senator John L. Mix.
1ethun at' .. n. IN the recall cleo.
ton directed against the incumbent
solon.
rloyhar's total WAS LOIS: Mike
thun 1y0l1.
pioyhAr gained votes rapidly g
rural districts came II, the assump-
ton being hls strength came from
members Of the Nonpartieen League
being favorable to the LANCER cause
and thsreby opposed b 1Giklethun
who has taken . prominent part In
the Thoresen- for govefn0r campaign.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-28
Needed Hour to
Cast Vote Right

Did you read the big ballot on
initiated measures clear through,
as q conscientious voter should
Theoretically
II you did. you spent IN hour
In the polling booth, aside from
any time devoted to studying your
selection and marking your ball
lots for the candidates.
A test showed an average
elapsed time Of hour, z minutes
and 20 seconds required to wade
through the eco inches Of small
type.