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Evening star., 1934-05-06
BRUNSWICK,

GWorid,s largest bar hxture manufacturers,; ,
prices 132 West Fayette st. Baltimore. Md.
SAVE 259o ON PAINT.
Spring sale of paint and varnish Phone
orders Quick free deliveries. Pure al
cohol. SOC gal. Pure turpentine. 7oc gal.
Pure hnSeed oil. soc gal. One coat en-
smel. 81 a5 gal. One coat fiat. 81 IS Esl.
Guaranteed Abr Spar varnish. 81 -
gal This is onr annual inventory sale.
PYUS ADAMS.
ST. 900. 1ll9 9Th St. NV. MA S901
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KNIGHT & BOSTWICK,
Nurserymen and Landscape Architects.
NEWARK, NEW YORK STATE.
Roses shrubs. vines bulbs. fruit. orna-
mental trees and evergreens.
ALEXANDER BENZ,
REPRESENTATIVE,
3533 N. H. Ave. NV. CO. 1556-M.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

PANSY PLANTS.
Best Strain-S1 so Per Hundred.
North 1872.
WELL ROTTED COW MANURE. 75c hun
dred-lb. sack; s sacks. S.. Rich dirt. soc
sack. 6 sacks $3.50. Drv hard wood.
SS cord Quality guaranteed. Write Glen
hurst Dairy. Bethesda, Md. or phone
Cleveland 1915.
HEDGE PLANTS. 81 & 81 per 100; hardy
phlox. hergomot coreopsis. sc 4 lOc; n.y.
drangeas. 15c up: pansieS soc doz an.
nual larkspur, 12c doz. Webster, 16o3 I
st. AnacoStia.
BEDDING window box plants. 35c per
doz. up; rich soil. SOC per 100; lawns re-
seeded Capitol Heights So.
registered stock. $40 each. First-class
hay. SIS per ton. Rick soil: wood sawed
any length MA. s671. Closed Sunday.
LARGE. stockv hedee plants small shrubs:
orders taken for peonies for Decoration
day. $500 Alabama ave. sc.
PERENN1ALs, large line, dug while you
wait: sc and UP. DALEY. 5S06 COLORADO
ave. NV. No Sunday sales. 3,
GOOD RICH TOP SOIL. delivered any
where 50 80 per cubic yard. go per
load (3 Gu. ydsD. Gibson ME. 1859. 20
OLD ENGLISH BoXwooD fine plants,
all sizes. j. Margaret Heller. Boxwood
Gardens SIS 9th St, Eastport, Nd. tnear
Annapolisl o..
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SALE-GARAGES,
WANTED-GARAGES.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

WANT GARAGE NEAR 14th g. FAIR
mont, with electricity and water: state
rent Address Box 1851. Star Office.
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DRY PINE. Aft. length. in 10-cord lots. So
cord; have 200 cords: have already sold
100 cords to Washington wood hucksters.
Phone AleY o3S1
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WATER HEATER new Pittsburg. installed
on monthly terms Will make good allow
ance on radiators, furnace, coal range or
plumbing fixtures Lincoln 1854
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PIANO. Stieff upright, SO; chifonier s.;
fold-away cot and mattress So Call be-
tween 2 and pm. 1920 10th ST. NV,
Apt l1o So
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BOATS.
fC0ntiuuedl


wANTED-20O used outboard motors, IN
trade on 200 new johnson Sea Horse out
board motors. Bring your old motor in:
can @ VIII Johnson aen Mo- Motor ta1 Sales CO.. ais 9th
st. NV.
oUTBoARD MOTORS. Elto-Johnson Evin:
rude. Caille; new and used: service ana
parts 1240 st. Sc.
EHA nished; $50 CASH. o ADDy SSoH RaSans Boat
house. 18th and Water SITS. S.w.
FAMILY sPEEDBOAT and outboard motor;
SPEED b6at aS0sFs go mqsGF
FOR CHARTER to reliable parties only.
25-tt. raised deck cruiser Palmer engine.
equipment complete for extended cruising.
ioneer int or iU Shorter J periods on application.
Call CL. 9l2S week days only.
CRUISER-1931 Richardson double cabin
cruiser. Buda 6-cyl., 81 n p. motor; So 900
or best offer. Address Box 2lO-E. Star
sPEEDBoAT. l7;;foot. Inquire MT. Ander-
Sunday between 10 and ..
USED oUTBoARD MOTORS.
johnson johnson 80 Service: e:.::::::::..:. 14a
Johnson 32 Electric. c.............. 115
johnson /. like new. with Rec Koii
lockwood IA Eiestr,e;s :::::.::::: SO
Dason 14-Ft. Scooter er............. 90
Century IA Runabout out........... 165
Century ii Runabout ........... 125
Thompson Parcel l6-Ft Ft.......... 130
Thompson Parcel 14-Ft. .......... 100
, Used Racing Boat t............ l5
FULL LINE 1894
JOHNSON SEA HORSE
MOTORS
ON DISPLAY-SsS TO S29S
CASH OR TERMS
JOHNSON MOTOR SALES
s12 9th St. NV Ma $3.50.
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HONEY pure, strained. white or sweet
clover. amber or Fla. orange; lbs. G5c;
pure marle sirup from rock maple. gal
Sl.75 delivered. DI. 46T1. 1913 N. Capitol
Evening star., 1934-05-06

RADIO Majestic. a. C. combination radio
and phonograph; late model. tubes; per-
cost S269; SELL $50. 1895 N st. NV.
Apt COG North 6Oo3
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| LUMBER, brick sash doors and other
| salvaged material from wrecking job for
corner: statesmen on premises Goldman
! Wrecking Co Office. 14o1 Eve st u W
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DO0oy TEL D. L1Ss
DACHSHUND-At stud. Hans v. Ardolin.
a. x. G. reg; black M ana tan; fee. $50.
lv marked, healthy; female. So; males, SIS.
HulPs Kennels. Westmore. Rockville. Nd.
TROPICAL FISH-Lace Tail Guppies that
breed true real beauties; live Daphnia.
Witherite. 1517 Pa. ave. Sc.
FEMALE SPITz. mos. old, thoro bred,
fine house and auto pet, watchful, affec-
tionate. housebroken. SH. 240S.
TOY TERRIER bull pups, three. male.
small breed. Reg. A. K. A. Decatur 1914.
GILsHAHI CATIERY.Enest cET,s. imp and Am
BOARDED. boa sso1 Ga a ave. Ssh sH. ao5S. 0H1'
FOX TERRIER PUPS. thorouehbred. six
weeks old; reasonable. 46 Arundel ave,
cisl red song restorer: moulting food. cod
liver oil nesting food for baby birds. Fine
gravel. Burke's, 511 G NV.
DOGS boarded. $3.50 per week; individual
runs. Defense Highway Kennels 9 miles
from Bladensburg on Defense Highway.
FOX TERRIER Is PUPPIES 25 to =, choose aS ..
Kennels. g miles from Bladensburg on
Defense Highway
WANTED as companion. Cairn Terrier
puppy; need not be pure bred; reasonably
priced. Want good disposition not show
points. Address Box 32S-H. Star Office
BULL TERRIER PUPPIES pedigreed
End Riding School. SH. 1895.
wIRBAHAIRED fox terrier puppies. excel:
lent pedisree;, champion stock. Call
brindle: fond Of children. CT. s126.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. all flled
good spot for boarding. Price. $3.50; $500
down.
United Sales & Service, DE. 1881.
OOAl Aua
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GRANDFATHER CLOCK. banquet or con-
ference table. dresser, chest drawers. easy
chairs antique furniture. paintings, brlc-
a-brac books large buffet (suitable for
backbarl 6lS 9th st NV.
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BOATS.

BOATS.
FOR sALFCabin cruiser. 4o-ft, Buffalo
motor. Ii. 1852. 13s
MARINE MOTORS. Gray, new and used.
Liberal allowance on your old motor. !.
B. Bland, distributor, IA 14th st. ne. IL
WANTED-Used 4-h.p twin outboard mo-
tor. in repairable condition. Will pay
cash Bring motor to us 18th st. Sc.
TRUNK CABIN CRUISER. 80 feet by .
feet 6 inches; full head room; 10O-hp.
Buda motor: speed IA miles: 2 years old.
Cost S4 600; sacrifice at half price. Ra-
gan's. 18th and Water sts. s.w.
FOR SALE-5O-foot inclosed bridge deck
cruiser. 90 horsepower Sterling engine
completely equipped: in excellent condi.
ton; S2500.00. Apply Stewart. Capital
Yacht Club
HUNTING CABIN BOAT. 3Ox9; dinky,
life preserver, stove. dishes, anchors, toilet,
chairs and mattress. Lincoln 4103W.
EVINRUDE, oO-h.p. motor and boat: fine
condition: will demonstrate. 1240 E
st. Sc.
OUTBOARD speed boat, S35; excellent
condition; Johnson 16 motor; perfect.
Floodgate Boat House.
WILL SACRIFICE my Thompson boat with
johnson 32-inch motor. Call Walnut
S745-J.
26-FT. 1O-pas., speedboat: 200 hp. Ster:..
ling motor; As .p.h.; will sacrifice. Call
WI. 296S. MA. 4042.
26 FT-Cris Craft, 225 h.p:; Kermath.
down draft carburetor; good condition.
Call ME. SAT.
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KS6MtNG S6 II HGUSIl ,dI rms vel fHFn
acct health. Owner. 1913 Irving st. NV.
STORE, Balto.- Wash. Blvd. suitable for
any kind of business: rent reasonable
ApDly 10 Garfield ave. Hyattsville.
FOR SALE-Beer parlor filling station,
garage, on coed highway in nearbv Vir-
gina; D. c. prices, plenty of parking
space: reasonable rent. Phone Clarendon
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PROFITABLE BEAUTY SHOPS

MONEY MAKING suburban restaurant.
Owner. a young man with prospects of
lucrative employment in another similar
line, wants to be ready to accept position
and will sacrifice. Restaurant has made
comfortable living for owner through the
depression. Will be sold for fraction of
cost GEORGIA 1900
Evening star., 1934-05-06

FORD truck late 1892; li2-ton panel
body. dual wheels; mechanically perfect;
sood truck for bakery. laundry. beer or
general delivery: will sell cheap for cash;
no dealers. Address Box 256-J, Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-05-06

LOTS ON WILSON BOULEVARD. zoned for
business and with gasoline station permit;
frontage. ESQ feet. Will sell as whole
or IN part. An exchange for investment
property in the District considered James
MOTIFS Woodward realtor, 723 10Th ST. n W.
ron4 WISE AVE - prirI. 81 ora. 49,. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
AAA TO TAKE POLL
OF FARMER VIEWS
ON CROP CONTROL
Davis Declares Answer to Flu.
ture Course Of Plans to Rest
With Producers

Washington. Aug. 3l-(P, - The
AAA will poll the nations farmers to
see whether the traffic light on the
crop control path blinks red or green.
Chester G. Davis said in radio
speech Thursday night the answer to
the future course of the AAA rests
with the farmers" They will be Civ
en- chance ito pass on the question
whether they want programs Of CO.
operation in productive effort to con-
tinue; and to advise us as to the ma
ture Of the program they wish to fol-
low"
He said the wheat carry-over next
year will be about normal, cattle pur-
chases by the government will elimin-
ate much Of the beef surplus; the
tobacco carry-over will be close to
normal: cotton acreage may be ex-
banded next year, and hog growers
are putting their business in order.
The administration, he said. now
has back Of it the mass momentum
Of 5000 900 farmers who adjusted pro-
duction this year and their opinions
ARE Of paramount Importance"
His organization is working on 4
plan FOR an initial referendum on the
1885 corn program" the next to be
drafted, the administrator disclosed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
Sc Planes, 68 Pilots
Operating in State

Fifty-six airplanes and sc licensed
aircraft pilots in North Dakota, ex-
AHMED periodically by the department
Of commerce inspectors, are operating
regularly within the boundaries OF
the state, . report Of the department
shows.
Officials are constantly on duty In
the state to see that the air traffic
rules and other provisions OF the air
commerce regulations are properly
enforced, the report said. Full-light-
ed airway service will be available in
North Dakota upon the completion
Of the Northern Transcontinental AIR
way which Is now under survey and
construction between Seattle, Wash.
and Minneapolis.
Dr.. George M. Constans Of Bismarck
Is one Of the six physicians in the
state designated to give physical ex-
aminations to applicants for pilots
licenses and also to give examine.
lions for renewals Of such licenses, an
important part Of the bureaus safety
program.
A. . result Of the airport develop
mont program conducted by the civil
works administration with the techni-
cal assistance Of the bureau Of air
commerce. q airport projects are UNI
der way II the state. North Dakota
Is in the NTH inspection district and
the third navoGltion maintenance
district, both With headquarters at
Chicago. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
BUILDERS
TOLAUMCH HOUSING
DRIVE WITHIN WEEK
Hope to Induce Many Property
Owners to Take Advantage
Of Housing Act

Bismarck's builders expect to
launch a local modernization cam
paign next week In connection with
the national housing act.
Agreement to sponsor such q drive
was reached Thursday afternoon by
builders, contractors Of various lines
and materials dealers at meeting
called by the association Of COM
merce.
appointment Of committees and d.
recting officers is expected about the
middle Of next week, when . vigorous
drive to induce home and business
house owners to improve and mod
ernie their properties will get under
way.
Local lending agencies, the Bis
marck Building and Loan association,
Dakota National Bank and Trust Co.
and the First National Bank have an
nounced their plans to cooperate in
the program by lending money to
moderniSers who can answer re-
quirements. The federal housing ad-
ministration will guarantee these
loans up to 20 per cent.
A campaign designed to show home
and property owners how they can
improve their properties advantage
ously at this time, with the advantage
Of increased credit facilities, will be
mapped by campaign committee. with
the probability the drive Will be
launched next Wednesday or Thurs
day.
Complete details as to how loans
may be obtained will be carried In
The Tribune as the drive is launched,
together with an appropriate series
OF illustrated stories giving property
owners valuable suggestions as to I'M
provements.
The striking need Of modernization
and improvement In many Of Bis
marck's homes prompted the builders
and materials dealers to get behind
the proposed campaign.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
maine PRIMARY TO
PRECEDE SIZZLING
POLITICAL BATTLE
Party Leaders Await Vote in
Barometer State to Predict
National Trend
HEAT TO BEGIN SEPT. II
Particular Attention Will Be
Paid to Fight Between Long
and Walmsley
by The Associated Press)

The second Tuesday Of September
the eleventh-will be political siz-
zler. Many opinions will be expressed
by party leaders then as to what the
Maine election Of Monday. Sept. 10.
portends as to elections in the ~
other states Nov. 6.
Possibly the Maine results and in
terpretations thereof will overshadow
the actual voting of Sept. II. On that
day primaries in eight states and
conventions In two will make nominal
tons for congress. Particular atten-
ton will be devoted to fight between
Senator Huey Long and Mayor
Walmsley Of New Orleans over control
of the New Orleans delegation to the
house.
3 States Will Vote
Primaries and conventions on Sept.
IL follow:
Arizona - In q primary Senator
Henry F. Ashurst has four opponents
for the Democratic denomination
Mrs. Isabella Greenway, Democrat,
the states one representative, is op-
posed by Frank Hilgeman, farmer.
Colorado - Miss Josephine Roche,
social worker and coal mine owner. is
running for the Democratic nominal
ton for governor against Edwin C..
johnson, the incumbent.
Connecticut = Republican conven-
ton will renominate Senator Frederic
G. Walcott.
Delaware - Democratic convention
will select an opponent for Senator
John G. Townsend. Jr.. Republican
already renominated by convention.
Louisiana-1n New Orleans Senator
Huey Long and Mayor r. Semmes
Walmsley have rival candidates for
two Of the states eight seats in the
house, the Democratic nominations
being equivalent to election.
Michigan - Primary. Senator Ar
thur H. Vandenberg. Republican. is
unopposed for denomination. The
Democratic nomination is sought by
Frank A. Picard, Alva M. Cummins,
Claude s. Carney and Ray D. Schnei-
der.
New Hampshire - The states two
representatives have opposition in q
primary. There are two candidates
for the Republican nomination for
governor and three for the Demo-
cratic nomination.
South Car0lina-Runoff of Aug. %
primary, with Cole L. Blease and Olin
D. Johnston contesting the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor.
Vermont-Primary will decide Re-
publican nomination for senator be-
tween Senator Warren r. Austin and
Harry B. Amey, former federal dis
trict attorney. Fred G. Martin. COL
lector OF internal revenue and an
original Roosevelt man, is unopposed
for the Democratic nomination.
Washington - Senator Clarence G.
Dill, Democrat. is retiring and the
nomination is sought In q primary by
seven men. There are five candidates
for the Republican nomination.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
GASOLINE REBATES
ARE OVER $250,oO0
0,o12 Claims Allowed; 1914
Il Returned for Correction or
n Unhonored

J More than q $1,000 has been re-
|1rned in rebates Of the gasoline tax
y farmers and business men Of the
I1ate, j. j. Weeks, state tax commits
Dner, announced Friday
MDuring the first six months period
y this year, . total Of sass. 1905 was
hated. OF this amount, $200, -
IS returned to farmers for agricul-
raj purposes and t3,0l9.03 went for
heat and similar uses.
VITO industries, went 81. 453.15 In re-
Contractors received $4,000
Dvators, $3,390.8l: counties, $l5l.20:
Mes and villages, $4o3.33: townships
I'D schools. $l68.o9: cleaning and
Messing establishments and rail-
|pAds. so, 448.62.
y Rebates on gasoline used In high
rs construction were: Contractors,
C.6ls0l: counties, 4ll.l6o.6l: cities
"a villages, $l50.O6, and townships
"a schools. $l,28866.
"a total Of 20,Ol2 claims were allow
while 1914 claims were returned
correction or unhonoeed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
bung Democrats Of
Ramsey County Elect

evils Lake, Aug. 3l.-(R)-Dr. 8.
dette Hooking Of this city was re-
Ted president Of the Young DEM
Its Of Ramsey county 1t . meet
sheld at the Great Northern club
Is Thursday night.
rs Ellen Moore will again serve
5ce-president and Matt Ehlen Is
tary and treasurer.
= Lamb Of Michigan, candidate
NE office Of q. 8. representative.
I'D on the Agricultural Adjust
ut Administration, explaining it,
y and benefits.
Other speakers included w. ..
ech Of LaMoure, Frank Van Kent,
sident q tn Naleon oounty Young
n0at N Azn0aoh q
d. cl191 % ~ snson county
lnG Qemo@aia clQhk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
Fall From Horse Is
Fatal to Boy Of II

jamestown, N. D., Aug. 3l.-(F-
Evald Jordan, IL, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N. Jordan Of Nortonville, died here
Wednesday night from injuries re-
ceived In 4 fall from horse.
Tho youth, who had been herding
sheep, was leaving the yard ct his
home when the horse stepped into q
hole. The boy was thrown to the
ground, striking his head. He died ct
an Edgeley hospital.
Surviving are his parents. four sis
ters and two brothers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
American Again Pioneering
for Economics in Govern
mont, Says Olson

America Is again pioneering-this
time in economics and government
striving for an end to be gained only
by courage, self-reliance, intelligence
and honesty" Acting Governor Ok
H. Olson said Friday In his proclama.
ton declaring Monday Labor Day.
In his proclamation, the acting
governor said:
AS Americans, we have always
prided ourselves upon the fact that
we are q nation that has arisen tc
take its place among the leading ma.
tions Of the world through the efforts
OF its people in the fields and factor.
les, the laboratories and the shops
Labor. which in most countries was
looked upon as a necessary evil fol-
the less fortunate classes, was glori-
fled here as a means to an end, as
the way Of achievement. 1t has
marked every stage in the develop
ment Of our state, from the labor ex-
pended by early settlers in pulling
rocks out Of the virgin soil to the labor
Of their descendants in running mod
ern mechanical harvesters over the
land to gather in the crop.
Quotes Great EmancipatoF'
Abraham Lincoln said. 'inasmuch
as most good things are produced by
labor, it follows that all such things
ought to belong to those whose labor
has produced them to secure to
each laborer the whole product of his
labor rs nearly as possible is worthy
object Of any good government
ION that ideal, the principles Of our
country were formulated. When the
joys and rewards of labor were for
gotten and the easy money philos-
ophy became the philosophy Of the
American people, the achievements Of
labor were taken from us, leaving us
to begin again.
To-day America Is again pioneering,
not so much in the material fields Of
development Of land and resources but
in the field Of economics and gov
eminent. Our future once more de-
ponds upon the proper application Of
labor, combined with q return to the
principles Of our original pioneers,
those 81 courage. self-reliance, intel
ligence and absolute, answering and
uncompromising honesty. What was
lost can be regained only through the
means by which It was originally
created, the labor of mind and body
toward the goal Of an abundance Of
all Of the necessities Of life for every
American citizen.
Nov, therefore, I, Ole H. Olson, IS
acting governor Of the state OF North
Dakota. do hereby proclaim and set
apart Monday, September 3, as Labor
Day In the State Of North Dakota for
the year 1884,"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
Labor Day Proclamation
Is Issued by Governor
Business Houses
To Close Monday

In view Of the Labor Day holiday,
most business houses In Bismarck
will remain closed all day Monday,
Sept. 3. Labor Day Is one Of the
six holidays of the year on which
businessmen have agreed to close,
according to H. p. Goddard, secre-
tary Of the association Of COM
uerce.
Merchants are urging residents
to bear the holiday in mind SO that
they might purchase on Saturday
all Of the things they will need ov-
er the holiday. Grocers particul-
arly are asking housewives to
check their larders, to make sure
they will have enough food stocks
to carry their families over until
Tuesday.
In order that employees Of the
Bismarck Tribune may enjoy the
holiday also, the Tribune will not
be published Monday. After Sat-
urday's publication, the next regu-
lar editions Of the Tribune will ap-
pear Tuesday, Sept. 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
new LEIPZIG man
STRICKEN ON TRAIN
Henry Pochapin, so, Dies En-
Route to Rochester for Med
ical Aid

Fargo, N. D.. Aug. 3l-(P>-Henry
Pochapin, 60. merchant in New
Leipzig for many years, died early
Friday on . Northern Pacific train en-
route to Rochester, MIMI, for medical
aid. He had been i'll about year.
The body probably Will be sent to
Pittsburgh, Pa. for burial. He leaves
his widow, who was accompanying
him to Rochester.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31
$168,OO0 is ASKED,
IN LETTER WRITTEN
T0MRS. ROOSEVELT
Benjamin Franklin Warn, SO,
Arrested in New York as
Writer Of Note
TRACED By PHONE NUMBER
Secret Service Men Express
Belief Piotter Needs Hospital
Attention

New York, Aug. 3l-(R-A clumsy
letter threatening harm to President
Roosevelt and his grandchildren has
put Benjamin Franklin Warn, 80 years
old, in jail on charge Of violating
the Lindbergh law.
The letter was addressed to Mrs.
Roosevelt at the White House. It
seid that unless she paid $l6S.000,
"Buzzie" and "sistie" Dali, children Of
the presidents daughter, Mrs. Anna
Roosevelt Dali, and the baby Of Elliott
Roosevelt would be kidnapped, and
that injury would be inflicted on the
president.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt never
saw the letter, but secret service men
did, and they started an investigation
that led to Warns arrest Thursday
night
The letter writer included In the
ksdnap note q telephone number
where he could be reached. It was
that of the william Sloane house
branch Of thu. Y. M. G. A., In New
York Nhege. XoDn had been living and
syl5ki "a crested.
SAIl y authorities were Sec
ltiyes - mt - lntire affair, 1t WAS
tar f6nk T. slrrest was made by
dftlCelVe John Droderick Of the New
York police, who cooperated with the
secret service men in running down
the threat.
Warn. who was held for arraignment
Friday, described himself as q former
machinist in the naval aviation corps
and said he was resident Of Charles
ton, 8. G. He was described as .
member Of prominent Charleston
family. He u unmarried.
The threatening letter was signed
by Order Of Zangara." It was dui-
scope Zangara who shot at Mr.. Roose-
welt in Miami In February, 1888, but
who hit Mayor Anton Cermak Of Chi
cago instead. causing his death.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
at Hyde Park expressed surprise when
informed Of the threatening letter
and YARNS arrest. Marvin H. McIn-
tyre, presidential secretary, said they
felt no concern and urged that the
prisoner be given careful attention.
Richard Jervis, head Of the secret
service detail guarding the president
1t the summer white house, expressed
the belief the arrested man needed
hospital attention.