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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Grams

Jim Mann, Jonas Froistad. GUY All.
len n Beaver Charette were bust.
ness callers in Medicine Lake Mon.
day.
I'M. P. Smith started hauling his
winter supply OF coal Tuesday.
Ole Kampen and Mr.. and Mrs
ole Halverson motored to Plenty
wood Wednesday.
SHORTY Jackson OF Plentywood was
a business caller In this vicinity on
Wednesday.
John Kisses with the help of a
Few neighbors moved his house last
week. He Is now located In the
Rock Springs district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jence Lind motored
to Reserve Friday.
Chic Summers has been herdinq
cattle for Elmer Denzer the past
week.
Ben Bergie has been visiting at
the Bill Bergie farm a few days last
week.
Freddie Summers has been work
Ing on the dam near Brockton for
the past week.
Mrs. Guy Allen and Cecil Balm
were callers In Plentywood Friday.
Dave Summers and Johnnie Acres
called at the Elmer Lee home Sun
day. Elmer Is leaving for Minnesota
In the next few days.
liner Sorrem will help Francis Berg
mine coal this winter.
Tom Allen, Edith Folsom, Elsie
Allen and Mrs. Ben Bergie attended
the show at Medicine Lake Sunday
night.
Karl Lind. A. o. Totdahl and Olaf
Vik took some cattle to Antelope for
shipment Saturday.
Miss Edith Folsom spent her week
end at the Allen home.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20

1 EAT q Z Z N
70 FALL has
bssn chossn by
Jean Parker, screen
star, In Crepe
frock trimmed with
plqus collars and
cuffs. 4 large pearl
buckle and 1 green
suede belt add IN
arrestlnn touch.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20
NOTICE TO

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SHERIDAN.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Erland Kjelshus, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. ~
the undersigned, Peder Solberg, ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Erland
k1elshus deceased, to the creditors
OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary voueh-
ers within four months after the first
publication Of this notice, to the said
Solberg at Westby, Montana.
Dated this LIST day of Sept, 1884 at
Westby. Montana.
Peder Solberg, administrator.
lat.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20
County or Sheridan

county OF Sheridan
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. ac.
cording to law, that /, the undersign
60, Niels Madsen, County Clerk and
recorder, and as such ex-officin
County Registrar In and for Sheridan
County. Montana, will close the reg.
i~stration books for the registration 81
electors residing In Sheridan Coun.
", Montana, on Friday the 21st day
OF September A. d. 1884, at the hour
OF five o'clock r. M.
That said registration books win
be closed as aforesaid on ccoun on
the General Election to be held N
and for the County OF Sheridan. Mon.
Ina on Tuesday the 9Th. day OF Nov.
ember A. D. 1884, between the hours
OF . o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock p. M
ina all electors desiring to vote
al said election must register by an.
pearing before a Deputy Registrar or
De1or any Notary Public or Justice OF
the Peace, but preferably before the
county Clerk and Recorder at his Of
lice IN the Court House In the Town
or Plentywood, Montana, as and In
the manner required by law. prior to
the day, date and hour for the clos
ing OF the registration books afore-
said. Electors who failed to vote at
the last general election must regis
ter to vote at this election; electors
who moved from the precinct last
voted into a different precinct. must
have the change noted on the regis
books.
IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED.
YOU CANNOT VOTE.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my official signature at
my office In the Court House, In the
Iown OF Plentywood, Montana, this
18th day Of August A. d. 1884.
NIIS MADSEN,
County Clerk and Recorder.
and az such ex-officio Coun-
ty Registrar In and for Sher-
idan County. Montana 51-5t
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20

ONION STRIKE
o N G U A r D
Strike breakers try.
Ing to interfere
with Mics Floyd
Collins. friend Of
okey O'DeII, leader
Of the onion work.
ers strike at McGuf-
fey, Ohio, are warn.
ed they'll get some.
thing stronger than
onIonsI
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20
NOTICE

~ Closing Of Registration Books for
tne General Election to be Hold In
tne County Of Sheridan, State Of
Montana, on Tusday, the 9th day
OF November, 1884.
STATE OF MONTANA,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
h. ]. Bot. Pastor

Preaching, 1000 q. N.
Sunday school, HOO a. m.
Senior League. TOO p. m.
Preaching at Wanso at 2.30 p. m.
Preaching at 7:45 D. m.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-09-20

NEW EDITOR or NATION
Al MAcAxlNE-16 years
ago Wheeler McMnlsn, 4
young man, sent an article
to Farm 4 Flreslds, national
farm magazine, which was
accepted. Some years later
he Joined the magazines
star and recently was made
editor Of the publication. II
now has 1 circulation Of =
million and 1 halt and 10
called The Country Home.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
Ell ASKEW
INVENTO LO DE SU
SECUESTRO

Godsboro, N. c., agosto 23.-
Manifestando que necesitaba
descanso, ell evangelista R. H.
Askew admiti6 a la policia que
habia inventado 10 de su Sc
c~uestro, d~ejandosele encerrado
en- la carcel y a disposition de
los agentes del gobierno fede-
raj.
Askew confes6 que Sc trata-
ba de una maniobra suya y que
el habla escrito las notas del
rescate a su esposa y a Ia evan
gelista Aimee Semple McPher-
son, demandando de esta Ultima
$4,000. Obtuvo la confession C.
H. Written, agente de la secre-
tarfa de justicia.
LIE fue sehalada una fianza
de $1,000 y Sc lie juzgara el dia
81.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
WALMSLEY CREE
INEVITABLE LA
GUERRA CIVIL

New Orleans, agosto 23.-El
alcalde T. Semmes Walmsley,
enemigo de lsenador Long, cree
inevitable la guerra civil como
resultado de las tacticas del
"nuevo Hitler del Delta.
Este es I'm hombre peligro-
so, dijo refiriendose a Long. Ell
y sus ideas de gobierno consti-
tuyen una amenaza para las
instituciones republicans.
Hace un ano, en- Washington,
liable con el Y lie die que su
oposici6n al programa de RoOse
welt lie hacia Unpopular en Loui-
siana. Entonces, sentado en- la
CANA del hotel, me contest6:
aqui en- este pals va
a haber una revoluci6n Y 20 voy
dirigirla. Sc refiri6 al gober-
nador Olson, de Minnesota, di-
ciendo que tenia la idea, pero
lie faltaba ell eerebro.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
HABRA ENERGICA PERSE.
.CUCION CONTRA LOS CON


Washington, agosto %
Una energica campana sc pro-
pone librar ell gobierno contra
los contrabandistas de bebidas
alcoholics.
La campaha Sc basara en-
cuatro puntos, que son estos A.:
Rebaja por el congreso de los
impuestos a las bebidas alcoho-
.licas; trabajo de policia como
el que ahora realiza la unidad
de alcohol de la se~cretaria de
hacienda; publicidad para con-
veneer a los bebedores de que
es "traicion" comprar a los con
trabandistas, y rebaja de los i'm
,puestos de los estados, con re-
,glas mas uniformes.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
COMPLETE SU LABOR LA
|COMISION DE. PRESUPUES-
TOS DEL CONDADO

Despues de varias semaras
de trabajo finaliz6 aver su la
Dor la comisi6n de presupues-
tos del condado, la que ha Sc
1alado los gastos en- $1,396,225
comparable la cantidad con
$1,595,544 ell ano pasado.
A los contribuyentes Sc pedi-
.ra aporten $685. 42, can't :
dad menor a la del ano actual,
que es de 1,094,5 28.
Por otras fuentes ell condado
espera recaudar S263,087, en-
lugar de 1922, 546 que Sc cal
culara para ell presente ano.
La cantidad mayor, despues
de la consignada para carrete-
ras, que es de S318,724, Sc de3-
tina a beneficencia publica y
monta a $205,478.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
r DE 10 CRIMINAL

Ell abogado William C. Pier
ce Sc opuso aver a que ell fiscal
del condado, C. J. Hardee, per
siga los casos en- que presenta-
ra acusaciones su antecesor, Ell
letrado Morris M. Owens, pero
ell juez Peteway resolvi6 a ia
vor de la tests del fiscal.
Pierce present6 una moci6n
en- ell case de Anibal Fernan
DEE vecino del numero 1412
de la avenida "a, a quien Sc a.
cusa de haber incendiado una
casa de su propiedad, alegan,
do que Owens habfa formula.
do los cargos y que por 10 tan.
to era Ell unico capacitado pa
ra solicitar ell cumplimiento de
la ley.
Denegada la moci6n, ell abo
gado dijo entonces que Fernan-
DEE va habia sido juzgado POI
ell incendio de la casa numerC
2412 de la avenida "a. Tn e
rror aparece cometido en- la de
cumentacion.
En- este nuevo problema e
| juez reserve su decision.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
Corte de 10 Criminal
SENTENCIAS
POR Ell JUEZ PETTEWAY

La negra Viola Hayes y ell ne
gro Willie Grange, que dieron
de beber "moonshine" a un nj
no de 7 amos llamado Robert
James,, ocasionandole la muer-
tie, fueron condenados aver a
diez amos de preside; jim Ro-
driguez y Willie Perez, que Sc
decfararon culpabfes de pose
sion y venta de mariguana, de-
beran cumplir tres amos Y seis
meses cada uno; Angel Menen-
dez, condenado a tres amos en-
Raiford, cumplira la pena en- la
carcel del condado; John Will
lis, negro, 9 amos por asalto y
robo a mano armada; Earl Gil
lette. un ano en- la carcel del
condado, por ell robo de un au-
tom6vil; Alfonso Tucker, por
entrar a robar en- ell domicilio
de Frank Alfonso, tres amos;
Mckay, por obtener d.
nero con falsas pretensiones, 4
meses, y Edna Ferguson, seis
meses, por asalto criminal.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23

Compromise AMBROSE
Mis- primeras lineas de hoy,
para anunciar ell compromise
de amor contraido por ell simpa-
tico j6ven Felix Callejas, Jr.,
Canciller del Consulate de Gu
ba. !.
En- ell tempo que reside en-
tire nosotros por Su gentileza y
exquisite c~ortesia Sc ha hecho
acreedor a la mas alta estima-
ci6n en- ~nuestros salones.
Ha sido Ia elejida de su CO.
raz6n la simpatica y elegante
Srta. Mary Riveiro, hija queri.
disima de los estimados espo-
sos Mary y Alvio Riveiro.
Formula la petici6n al padre
de la novia, ell Vice Consul dc
Cuba, Sr. ReinaIdo Fernandez
Rebuff.
Reciba esta distinguish pare,
ia la congratulaci6n sincera de.
cronista.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
ASALTO Y ROBO EN- OTRC
BANCO DE GEORGIA

Palmetto, Ga, Agosto 23.-
Dos hombres a~saltaron y roba-
ron ell Banco Farmers y Sc lle-
varon $500, huyendo en- un au-
tom6vil que les aguardaba. Pa
"a ell robo Sc utilize un coche
que anoche robaron de Atlanta
y ell que dejaron abandonado,
acribillado a balazos.
Los bandidos amenazaron al
cajero B. Hudson y al tenedor
de libros C. C. Austin.
En- ell condado de Yancey Sc
busca hoy a los criminales Que
Ell martes robaron en- ell Bance
de Clayton, llevandose $1,000
La persecution esta dirigids
por ell sheriff Adkins, de M
Dowell, a quien Sc mira ell she
riff Honeycutt, de Yancey.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23

ypres, Y Sc nota mas consis-
tencia en- ell movimiento de re-
crperaci6n.
"Debe observarse, lice ell es-
critic, que la recuperacion ma
sido mas pronunciada en- las
naciones qte han permitido la
depreciation de sus sistemas
monetarios, para mantener un
nivel estable.
Exceptuando a Australia y ell
Jar6n la recuperacion ha sido
cast domestica en- caracter. "Es
eVidente que POGO progreso Sc
ha hecho hacia ell dominia de
los obstaculos fundamentales,
tales como la PARALYSIS de la fl
nanza internaciopal y la elimi-
naci6n de la sbarreras conner
%ciales.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
Cambo pidio actos de fuerza

Barcelona, agosto 23.-El
consejero de hacienda de la &C.
n%eralidad, en- un discurso dedi-
cado a las Juventudes de Ac-
lcion Republican,, acus6 a la
Lliga y a su jefe, ell Sr, Camb6,
de haber pedido al Tribunal de
Garantlas que negara a Catalu-
ma la competencia para legislar
sobre contracts de cultivo, fallo
que, de prosperar, hubiera re-
presentado la destruction de la
autonomia catalina.
Eel Sr. Camb6 pidio, en- los
momentos mas dramaticos de la
pugna entire la Generalidad y ell
g%obierno central, que Sc reali-
zaran actos de fuerza para anu
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
en- contra de Catalina

lar la facultad consignada en-
81 Estatuto."
"Yo os digo que un particle
que, llamandose catalanista,
tmenosprecia Ell pariamento de
Catalina, este ideal maxine de
Pratt de la Riba, y para servir
los intereses mezquinos de una
clase no vacila en- hacer este
trabajo vergonzoso nj en- des-
prestigiar ell ORGANISING del que
ha desertado, Sc situa volunta-
riamente fuera del corazon de
Catalina y jamas volvera a es-
tar dentro de el.
Soplan vientos de dictadura
en- toda Europa y a la juventud
toca defender los ideales de IL
bertad y democracia.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
LAMENTA Ell JUEZ AKER-
MAN LA FALTA DE mi
CIATIVA DEL PUEBLO

Hablando aver en- ell almuer
20 del Club Kiwanis, ell juez
Alderman, de la corte federal,
dijo que ell pueblo, en- los dias
de la guerra civil, pas6 mayo
res apuros de los que pasa &C
tualmente, pero sin vacilacio :
mes consigui6 vencerlos.
"Yo veo ahora a los hombreS
recurrir al gobierno en- ayuda
" los veo con trajes tan buenos
como ell que 70 tengo y autom6
viles tan buenos como ell MO"
"Durante ell periodic de la
guerra civil Ell pueblo tuvo que
soportar mayores sufrimientos
de los que actualmente S0p0r-
tan los hombres de estos dias.
Ellos no pidieron NADIA al go
bierno y Sc conformaron con
que les dejaran trabajar como
verdaderos hombres. He recibi
do una carta de un joven ami=
go MIC, que estudia en- Har-
ward, y me dice que ell pueblo
americana esta ansioso de CO.
merciar SUI libertad individual
por seguridad economical. Yo
preferiria poser un naranjal
de 10 acres Y ser complement
to libre, que ser dueno del me-
jor naranjal del estado y tole-
rar que ell gobierno me olga co
debo dirigirlo."
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
LAS NIUE
RES QUE REALIZARON UN
VUELO DE DURACION

Chicago, Agosto 23.-Difi,
cultades mecanicas obligaron
aver a terrizar a las aviatri-
ces Jean La Rene, de 27 amos,
|y Mary E. Owens, de %, que
Sc proponian batir la marca, pa
ra mujeres, de vuelo de resis-
tencia.
Cuando trataron de abaste
GER de gasolina al aeroplano.
en- ell aire, no funcion6 I'm apa-
ratio que Sc habia preparado.
provocando ell descenso.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
ACEPTO LA PRESI-
DENCIA DE STETSON

Waco, Texas, agosto 23.-A-
nunci6 aqui haber aceptado la
presidential de la Universidad
de Stetson, en- Florida, ell DR..
Williams Simms, vice-presiden-
te y decano de la universidad de
Baylor.
Su renuncia quedara en- vi
gor ell dia II de septiembre.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
LOS NEGOCIOS HAN ME-
DORADO EN- VARIAS MA
Clones

|. Washington, agosto 23,-El
informe de la Association de Po-
Utica Extranjera, publicado
aqui, sostiene que ell mundo esta
empezando a salir de la crisis
economical.
La scondiciones han mejora-
do notablemente en- Inglaterra,
Francia, Japon, Austria y Ale
mania, entire las naciones ma
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
PROFESSOR NOODLE

My 9rondma, | am proud 10
say, suggested the idea
Morconi lived ocroS5the
way ond often came out
here He SOW my 9rondme {
| listen IN upon our party line
end whep the gossip would
BEGIN her eyes would Qleam
ond SHINE Maroon w4tched
with furrowed brow Then
Cned,Hlth orm5 up hurled
"Your field IS much too
narrow now I'll give
you the WHOLE world"
Prof N
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
I'm bdbqj

I'm baby
Con tierno carino los j6venes
esposos Pedro y Zoila Securi
abrazan a un hermoso nino, pr
mer fruto de sus amores. Sc lla-
mara Pedro, jr.
La Sra. Securi fue traslada-
da en- ell dia de aver, con su pri.
mogenito, a su hogan de la ave-
nida IA numero 1913.
Tanto la madre como ell be,
bito Sc encuenrtran p~erfecta-
mente.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
Mantendra ell gobiemo el sistema de gana1Aa

Washin gton, agosto 23,-Ha-
blando anoche por al radio ,el
secretario de concrete Mr.. Ro-
per, asegur6 a los hombres de
negccios de la naci6n que ell 60
bierno y las masas del pueblo
Sc resienten de las d~eclaracio-
mes y sugestiones de que ell mo-
two de ganancia en- la vida a
mericana ha sido o va a ser abo
lido.
Ell new DEAF no trata de
anular el motive de ganancia,
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
B%.
De viaje

De viaje ByR
Con rumbo a New York en-
barc6 aver ell conocido sastre 10
cal Sr. Francisco Fernandez,
emparentado con nuestro queri-
do amigo Juan Lassus.
Va a comprar telas para su
popular establecimiento de la
Gale 16, al costado del Centre
Espanol.
Que pronto regrese y que de-
je complacida a su numerosa
clientele.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23

Bale social en- Ell ASturidn0
En- ell elegante palacio de la
avenida de Nebraska, ell saba
do que viene.
Los bailables estaran a cargo
de las orquestas de Mano San
chez y Los Bohemios.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
NiStal traSldd6 Su deSpacho

NGStdt tfdStddO SN deSpdchO
Ell Sr. Eugenio Nistal, agen-
tie de las poderosas companies
de vapores Trasatlantica Espa-
nola y Hamburguesa America
ma, ha trasladado su oficina a
la farmacia Ritz, situada en- Ia
Septima avenida esquina a Ia
Gale Is.
Nistal 10 comunica por nues.
tro medic a sus amigos y a tods
la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23

pero ell gobierno cree II justas
ganancias para la &efi6n y ell
capital y ina equitatSva utili-
dad, una razonable recompen-
sa para ell trabajo, en- ell proce-
so economico.
Ningdn moderno hombre de
neg9cios desea ell restableci-
miento del viejo orden y tiene
derecho a un mejor dominic
contra los cataclismos econ6-
micos, manteniendo la li|>ertad
de ejercitar su iniciativa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23

Mas tarde agreg6 que su pro
p6sito era dar un golpe de esta-
do, en- ell congreso, sin derrama-
miento de sangre.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23
B0dG distinguish

Contraeran hoy matrimonio
la agraciada Srta. Esther Ma
ria Franco, hija del DR.. Jose
Franco, con ell j6ven John Mi
nardi, muy apreciado en- nues-
tros circulos sociales.
La gaceta., 1934-08-23

La ceremonial Sc efectuara en-
la Iglesia del Sagrado Coraz6n.
Minardi Sc gradu6 de aboga-
do en- la Universidad de Flori-
da, La novia es graduada de la
Escuela de Mujeres de ITALIA
hassee.
Sera padrino de la ceremonial
ell DR.. De Gaetani.
Ventures sin fin deseo a
John y Esther.
IN party
Ell distinguido Club Latino
Americana de Mujeres Profe-
sionales y de Negocios efectua-
ron ell pasado martes una gran
fiesta en- Carroll Springs.
Este Club que preside la Srta.
Carmelina Walls, tiene como ba-
Use la confraternidad entire lati-
mas y americans y despliega
gran actividad en- pro de los
negocios Representatives por ell
bello sexo.
lRecordamos a su presidenta,
M. L. Menendez, Virginia Pivi-
dial, Emilia Alvarez, Josefina y
! Rosa Scaglione, Mildred Ha-
i iris, Concha Gonzalez, Helen
Toribio : o'ras.
Operada
En- ell Hospital Municipal fue
sometida a una operation de
APPENDICITIS la Srta. Dalia Pc
rez, que reside en- ell ndmerc
1905 de la avenida IL.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
impoverished Chilean
Peasants Up in Arms

Santiago. Chile. July 3. - up - A
thousand armed peasants, driven
from their unproductive farms by
cold and hunger, rose up in arms
Tuesday and terrorized a section in
southern Chile.
A special train bearing 200 Carabi-
neros was rushed to Mulshen. the
center of the revolt to reinforce the
$50 men already there. who were
having difficulty in coping with the
situation.
The revolving farmers have launch
ed an attack on peasants who would
not join their revolutionary move
ment A number Of them have been
slain and their bodies thrown into the
Biobio river About so Of the rioters
have been killed In encounter with
the Carabineros.
Included in the revolters are large
number of Indians. often involved in
land disputes, and squatters whose
land has been unproductive
Leaders of the movement charge the
government has not complied with its
colonization promises. the plans for
which we're begun several years ago
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
N. 7. Court Upholds
Congressional Act

Albany. N. Y. July 3.-(P,-The
state court Of appeals Tuesday up
held the constitutiorality Of the con-
gressional action abrogating "the gold
clause" of obligations payable in the
United States. estimated at 49O, O00,-
600. 900 to $l25, 900, 900 900.
The vote was four to one, with two
judges not sitting.
In upholding the legality Of the
resolution enacted in June, 1888, Chief
Judge Cuthbert found ruled that
bonds Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road should be paid only at their
face value in the money Of the United
States now current, despite the prom
ise they contain to pay in gold coin
OF the United States"
The ruling was similar to one hand
ed down two weeks ago by q federal
district Judge IN st. Louis, Mo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
Newlywed Astor Not
In COnversant Mood

Minot, N. D., July 3.-(PNPacing q
railroad station platform here Tues
day, while his bride Of three days re-
NAMED in a private coach looking
out Of the window. John Jacob Astor,
III, declined to answer questions as
to where they are going or their plans
for the future.
Occasionally Astor's bodyguard.
middle aged man, spoke to him but
he was unable to change the young
mans mood of silent thoughtfulness.
The bodyguard said that Astor felt
that newspapermen who swarmed
down on the car in Chicago were
inconsiderate Of the bridal couple, in
fact were rather rough" on the youth
full bridegroom.
In Minot, Astor and his bride were
only two hours travelling distance
from Canada, and it was reported
their destination is Vancouver, B. c.,
and then an ocean voyage.
Asked about report that he would
invest a million dollars In a racing
stable, Aston said, Il know nothing
about that"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
Amended Complaint on
Telephone Rate Filed

An amended complaint Of the Mi
not city council regarding investiga-
ton of telephone rates Of the North
ern States Power company there was
on file with the state railroad COM
mission Tuesday.
Previously the commission was con-
Quoting an investigation into the
steam heat and electric rates Of the
company as the result Of a request Of
It's patrons for rate reduction. The
amended complaint Of the city council
brings the Telephone company. also
operated by the power company, into
the investigation.
Accountants and engineers conduct
ing steam heat and electric rate re-
valuation work were immediately in
structed by the commission to include
the telephone company In their work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
Japanese Army Seeks
Militaristic Cabinet

Tokyo, July 3-(F-The japanese
cabinet resigned Tuesday and naval
end army circles pressed their cam
paign for q more militaristic govern.
ment.
Premier Makoto saito presented the
designations to Emperor Hirohito. who
asked Saito to continue As premier
pending selection Of successor.
Prince Saionji, veteran Statesman,
was called into conference by Hiro-
hito, who said his decision as to .
premier would be announced We'd
ncsday.
The cabinet resigned because It
considered itself comp1 omised by .
financial scandal in which Hideo
Kuroda, vice minister OF finance, y
involved. Individual resignat o M
were given Saito. who transmitted
item to the emperor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
CCC Boy Dies From
Attack Of PneumOnia

Donald Osmon, 81, q member Of the
civilian conservation corps whose par
ents live at Neville, N. D., died sun.
day at $50 p. m, ct the Fort Lincoln
hospital from pneumonia.
Nearing the end Of his one-year
term In the conservation work. Mr..
Osmon was taken sick June q and
was placed under doctors care on
the 30th.
The body will be taken to Neville,
Tuesday night where funeral arrange
ments are being made by his parents.