davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
VxzINKOVA ZABAVA FAR
MARROW TERAZ v SOBOTU
v SOKOLOVNI MA HOME
WOOD AVE.

Ma tych vyzinkoch bude vse-
lico, o to sa uz postaraj1 nase
farmerky. Budu kolacky, bud1
krajove pampusky, ej ale bude
to chutnat' A vera bude dost
al toho, CO robi mudru hlavu
slabe nohy. A ME jeden far
mer pojde domov az rano, bo
v noci nebude moot potrafit'
ma farmu. A dobre, ze som ne
zabudol: nase farmerky dones1
kosiky a kosikoch kazda in
Sic donesie. Co "a karika tam
bude, to ia sam neznam, hoe
som al farmer. Kto dojde ma
tie farmerske vyzinky, neoba-
nuje. Som isty, ze nepojde s
prazdnym bruchom domov, ale
s plnym a m1drou hlavou a
bude pamatat' vyzinky. A ne
zabudnite dojst' al Wy d'alsi
farmeri. Tam bude vselijaka
yyhravka. Ia pat centov mo-
zete vyhrat' kosfk uhorkoy, pa.
radajek, hrozna, kapusty atd'.
Farmerky majd byt' obleeene
po farmersky. Bude' to kome-
dia, co tie farmerky vystroja.
Ma tejto zabave bud1 davane
al prajzy. Prid' tie tedy vsetci a
nezabudnite, ze je to uz teraz
v sobotu, Is. septembra Soko-
lovni ma Homewood Ave.
S uctou a pozdravom,
Jozef Kubus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Slovenska Baseball
Liga

V hre ciat ,Haselton Dodgers
a P. Marie v nedel'u vyhrali
Haseltoncani sk6rom Z ku 6.
Haseltoncani prisli k Wit 'azstvu
v pDslednom iningu, ktorom
Hetmansky a Kacenga sk6rova-
Ii. Boil ma tretej baze, ked' Nc
Roberts hodil divoko tax sa
dostal domov. Ference, byvaly
picer Steeltonu v Jednotarskej
lige, hral po prvy raz v cate P.
Marie.
Warren 5, Campbell 2.
Warrenski Slovaci dostali
sa pred Campbellcanov Slov.
lige nasledkom svojho vit'az-
stva v nedel'u. Krempaskeho
"home run" vo stvrtom iningu
pom6hol hodne Warrencanom.
Krempasky sam urobil diva obe-
hy tel hre a pomohol dvom
hracom dostat' sa domov.
Farrell IL, Trojice 5
Farrellcania bill tuho lobby,
ktore i'm podaval Juraj Roskos.
V troch iningoch dostali cd ne
no devat' zabitov styri obehy.
Kucera a Bator dostali po tri
zabity z Farrellcanov. Michal
Vansach hadzal "a Farrell a do
bre, lebo dal len sedem zabitov
Strutherscanom.
Mena Jezis 2, Hubbard 1
Martin Kramer dal Hubbard
canon len styri zabity, z kto-
rych mohli urobit' len jeden O.
beh to len pretO, ChufO "a
bill pre- home run. Steeltoncania
dostali Sest' zabitov a skorovali
diva razy a tax vyhrali hru.
Sv. Petra a Pavla II, Lansing
vile 4.
Cata sv, Petra a Pavla sko-
rovala po pat obehov tret 'om
a siedmom iningu jeden vo
stvrtom, takze vyhrala hru v
pomere II ku 4. Najviac zabi.
TOW dostal Coppola, a to styri v
piatich nastupoch. Petrus do
stal tri zabity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
z ODBORU 8. MAR. SLOW.
SPOLKU,

Minulej nedeli, 8. septembra,
odohrala sa zriedkava udalost'
spolkovej miestnosti ma scho-
dzi Odboru 8. N. S. Spolku.
Peter Stanistav -bui dany
pred odborovu porotu pre- ten
letak "Verejne Prehlasenie",
ktory napisal a rozdal nielen
clenom, ale neclenom a kto-
rom letaku ublfzil 1radnlkom
ako terajsim, tax al predoslym,
ba al hi. 1radnikom, tax tiez al
tym, co sa uz branit' nemohli,
lebo s1 uz ma vecnom odpocin-
ku.
Ked' prislo ku vysluchu pred
porotou, Petro NAL prealozit'
svoje dokazy porote, ale co ne
urobil, schytil svoju tasku, kde
NAL mat dokazy zamknute a
hybaj v nohy ku dveram vse-
tel "a MIN. Ked' no priviedli ma
zad, ziadali no, ze ked' ma ME
co, nuz mech to dokaze, lebo
kazdy bol zvedavy a Dol >ohrom-
ny pocet udov pritomny.
Petro dokazy nemal ked'
lch NAL, tax ich trimal v tel
novel taske (ktoru narokom
k1pil), kl'dcikom zamknute a
preto porote ich nemohol pred
lozit'.
Uradnici dokazali porote, ze
v odbore s. je vsetko tom maj
lepsom poriadku a ze Peter
Stanislav ich mylne podozrie-
val.
Schodza jednohlasne uzavre-
Ia, ze jestli Peter Stanislav po
80 dnoch sa nepodrobi vyroku
poroty, odbor mu ma dat pre-.
stupn1 listinu. TAX bola ia vec
ukoncena. Ufam, ze brat Peter
Stanislav sa podrobi vyroku a
tiez prestane hanit' cest' a do
bre memo tel najstarsej sloven-
skej organizacie,. n. S. S., V A
merike.
Andrej Palen6ar,
preds. odb. 8.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

Drahi Slovaci a Slovenky ma
Mahoning doline, a tiez al Wy
spolupracovnici, ktori ste sa usi-
lovali GO najviac "a zdar tejto
nasej vyrocnej slavnosti, idem
vam tu podat' zpravu a 1cty 20
Slovenskeho Dna, ktory bol od-
byvany Is. julia 1884.
Ako sa poveda, "bez prace
nejeme kolace'', tax al tu na
tejto slavnosti vyHadovalo to
mnoho prace prichystat' a pre-
West to vsetko najlepsom po.
riadku.
Chcem pod 'akovat', vsetky YIN
ct. recnikom, spevokolu sv. Ja-
ma, tovarysom ma slovenskej
zabave, plavacom a vsetkym,
ktori brali zivu beast, ably tato
slovenska slavnost' sa nam Wy.
darila.
Pravda, to je nezbytne, re
najdeme al takych medzi Mani,
co insie nevedia robit', len kri-
tizovat', ked' uz je po vsetkom.
ale PRIV, ked' sa chystame ma
tuto vyrocnd slavnost' a pracu-
jeme "a jej zdar, tax o tychto
''kritikoch" nieto AMI chyru, a.
nj slychu, nikto Mich nevie,
Pytal by som, ably kazdy jedon
mas tieto 1cty 81 pozorne pre-
zrel a ked' sa najde nejaka chy.
ba, mech mi to oznami behom
par dni, aby sa to opravilo. LIE
bo ako sa hovori, kon ma styri
nohy predsa sa potkne, tax a.
my m6zeme, zmylku zrobit'. "a
iste kazdy, kto sa z1castnil tel.
to slavnosti, zabavil sa vel mi
dobre a lfam, ze ma budlci
rok pripravime takd slavnost'
ako "a predoslych strnast' ro.
kov.
Go sa tyka pracovnikov, mo.
zeme vidiet', ze kto pracoval
ked' pozreme ma 1cty. Dievcata,
ktore braly Icast' vrkonteste
zasl1aia 81 zvlastneho uznania
Ufame, ze al v buddcnosti bu,
dd take ochotne.
Ked' by som vam chcel vse.
tko tuna vyrozpravat', vzalo by
to vel'a casu a miesta, preto po-
necham 81 to do budncich cisiel
Prijmy a ohlASly
Jan Sarosy a Jan Kadilak
dostali do programovej knizky
ohlasiek "a $4,000. Srazka IL
perc. $1,000, spolu prfjem j.
$95. 40. Andrej J. Hamrak do
stal ohlasiek "a $1,000. SraSks
! 10 perc., prijem 46S.40. Fran
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
dAsELTONsKY v NEM0OI
PODPORUJtCI SPOLOK
TATRA.

Undnfci: MichAl Ko0ak, pred
seda, l6 Gladstone st., Campbell, o.
Stefan Roth, z&pisnik, n Morley Ave
Campbell, o. Vslent Bovdef, h6tov-
mix, 1889 Gladstone st., Campben.
o. Martin Lipka, pokAdnik, o
Starr st., Campbell, 0.
Do0orcovia majetku: Jan Basista.
lO1 Hasaltine Ave.. Campbell. 0. >
Michal Dzurej, P. O. Box. Haselton
Sta, Youngstown, 0. Dozorca cho-
rtcH i str&z: Jan Ko1ak, "A Morley
Ave-, Campbell. 0.
Sch6dne odbtvaid - kazdt 4. NO
del'u mesiaei katolickej aloven-
skei skole osady ". Alzbety ma n.
Haaeftir> Ave. q l. bod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

tisek Hudik ohlasky "a $43.5O,
srazka $4.35, prijem $39.15. Pa
vel Roth dostal ohlasky "a $40,
srazka $4.O0, prijem $4,000. An
.drej Jozefov dostal ohlasiek "a
1880, srazka 1896, cisty pri-
jem $30.15. Jozef Granchi ohla-
sick "a $325O, srazka 1926, ci.
sty prijem $29.25. Jan Franko a
Jozef Tekac dostali ohlasiek "a
$4,000. Srazka $500, prijem
$27.O0. Mrs. Helena Budaj do
.stala ohlasiek "a $3.50, srazka
$1.75, prijem $15.75.
Podl'a ciastok Youngstown
Mahoning okresu:
Campbell-Jan Sarosy a Jan
Kadilak "a $95. 40.
Haselton-Andrej j. Hamrak
"a $6S.4O.
Youngstown S.S.-Frank HUI
dix "a $39.15.
Steelton-Pavel Roth "a $36.
Struthers-Andrej Jozefov "a
$3O.l5.
Youngstown S. S.-Jozef
Granchi "a $29.25.
Lansingville- Franko a
Jozef Tekac "a $27. 100.
Youngstown N. S.-Helena
Budaj "a $3.50.
Spolu ohlasiek "a $341.l0.
"a listky v konteste o Na 'ov-
nu SLOW. Dna.
(Tieto boly spoeitane pri "a
XII '1ceni kontestu l9. j1la.)
Youngstown-Jozef Granchi,
kapitan. Lfstkov predane 1882,
zaplatene 10 perc. srazkou
$l33.38.
Lansingtille- Jan S. Walko,
kapitan. Listkov predane 975,
zaplatene 10 perc. srazkou
$S7.75.
Steelton-Pavel Roth, kapi.
tan. Listkov predane 1893. Ia.
platene s 10 perc. srazkou
$71.72.
Campbell Stefan Klucar, ka-
pitan. Listkov predane 486, "a.
platene S 10 perc. srazkou
$43.74,
Hsselton Jan Olejar, kapi.
tan. Listkov predane AS, "a
platene s 10 perc. srazkou $40
Ii CSC.
Pc zakl'lcenf kontestu 0 par
dnf dostali SINE dodatocne:
/ Cd Jozefa Granchi "a IS list.
kov $7.65.
Cd Pavla Roth "a q listkoy
| l42.07.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Kalend6r Cinnosti
Slovenskej
Prihlasy zabav do tohto Ka-
lendara prijima redakcia.

10. septembra- Wy yzinkovy bal
slovenskych farmarov v So
kolovni ma Homewood Ave.
26. ept.-Tanec Cy-Me Klubu
skolskom auditoriume osa-
dy sv. Cyrila a ,Metoda pri
hudbe Joz. Martinkovej Or
chestri.
20. septembra -Michalska zaba-
va prospech osady ,sv. Cy-
rila a Metoda osadnej sko-
lie na N. Watt st.
20. septembra a-Prva Michalska
zabava prospech osady sv.
Jana Krst. v Horvatskej hale
ma Bright Ave. v Campbell.
80. septembra- Blanket spoje-
nych odborov N. S. s.
II. oktobra- Gard party Venca
"a. X. Sokoliek v Sokolovni
ma Homewood Ave., ma Lam
singville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
Spokove zpravy
SPOLOK SV. L'UDMILY O.
SLAVI PATRONKU.

Spolok sv. L'udmily, c. 325.
IKSZJ. pristlpi ku .sv. spovedi
dina Is. septembra a v nedel'u,
Is. septembra, rano 0 $50 hod.
ku sv. prijfmaniu z prilezitosti
svojej patronky.
Mech kazda 1dkyna 81 po-
vsimne tohto povolania a z1-
eastni sa tejto oslavy.
K. Daubner, preds.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
vAZNA sCH0DZA &. 260 KJ.
v HASELTON.

Spolok sv. Mateja, G. 26O. I.
X. S. j. v Haselton oznamuje
svojim 1dom, ably sa vsetci do
stavili ma schodzu dina 16. sep
tembra o l. hodine v tom mai
vaesom pocte. Ako je vam zna-
mo, delegati podaju nam zpra-
WI 25. konvencie a tiez prfdu
vazne veci ma pretras, tykaj1-
ce sa spolku. Dlhujdci 1dovia
su ziadani, aby svoj dlh spla-
cali.
Stefan Antal, dctovnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
UDKYNIAM &. 80. IKszJ.

Udkynam Spolku sv. Amy,
G. 80. IKSzJ., ktore dlhujd a
chcely by nieco priplatit', mo-
zu tax urobit' u/sestry Trojan.
So sesterskym pozdravom,
Maria Hud'a, 1ct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
ODKAZ REDAKCIE.
Slovakovi 70 Spisa. Ke

Sl0vakOV 20 SplSa. keby
ste nam boil pisali po rusky, u
verili by SINE Van, ze ste Rus.
Viera nerozhoduje narodnosti,
ale rec. Jeden narod moze mat
tisic vier, ale len jednu rec.
Ale naco sa dohadovat'f Hlay-
ma vec je, aby SINE sa vsetci ci-
till Slovanmi, lebo SINE vsetci
- Rusi, Poliaci, Slovaci, Cesi,
Srbi, Bulhari, Horvati, Slovin-
5ci q Luxicki Srbi jednfm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
SCHODZA SLOVENSKYCH
. FARMAROV,

Tymto 1ctive oznamujem vse-
tkym farmerom a farmerkam,
Re schodzu budeme mat ma %.
septembra u brata Jana Sedlak
V New Springfield ma Unity
Road.
Jozef Kubus, zap.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14
voUNoSToWNsKf v MEMO.
U1 PoDPoRUJtCT sPoLoK

Uradnfci: Josef Martinko. predse-
da. 255 Carlton ST. Jozef Javorsky,
podpreds. Stefan Novotnt. dctovnik,
Ao4 East Myrtle Ave-. - Andre5 A.
a.mko. pokladnik. 1854 Oak =
Martin MuraAs1y : Era1eDek IN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

Stefan Michal Suchosky, 20
dnove nemluviia, 2 {. 33 Morris
Ave, zomrel s. sept. rano. Po-
chovany boil ma Calvary cinto-
rine v pondelok. Rev. st. Be
gala odbavil pohrabne obrady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

Ma tomto obraze je mas vel'-
ky tlaciarsky stroj, ma ktorom
sa tlaci "Zajednicar" v SO tisic
vytiskoch, youngstown Shop
ping News" $4,000 vytiskoch
a vel'ke obchodne tlaciva pre-
McKelveys, Strouss-Hirshberg
a niektore priemyselne podni-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

Bratskej Zajednice (Jednoty),
ktora toho mesiaca slavi 40. W.
rocie svojho zalozenia. Pan Jo-
zef Kraja, podpredseda nasej
United Printing Company, je
clenom HBZ. a hi. predsedom
Horvatskeho Kola, narodnej or
ganizacie americkych Horvatov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

ky. Tento stroj tlaci vyse TO-
900 kusov ma hodinu. Obsluhu-
j1 no piati tlaciari, jeden Mich
Slovak, p. Michal Ekoniak. Ma
tomto stroll SINE uz Wac raz
tlacili po milione pol milione
vytiskov odrazu pre- niektore
tovarne. "Zajednicar'' je L.
radnym organom Horvatskej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-09-14

cd Stefana Klucar "a 4 list
ky 36c.
Cd Jana Olejar "a 81 listkov
1888.
Spolu "a, 4,315 listkov preda-
nych v konteste ma kral'ovnu
SLOW. Dna $387.35.
Ia stuzky predane v 1dora
parku
Predane bolo 76S stuziek, "a
ktore sa utrzilo $69.12. Daku.
jeme tym dievoatom, ktore boly
tax laskave a poskytly pomoc
V tejto praci.
Ceie prijmy XIV. SLOW. Dna /
Ia ohlasky $341.lO
Ia listky kontestu 387.35
Ia stuzky parku 69.l2
Cd tancu parku 58.l5
10 perc. cd parku 1888
Cd plavarne 5.65
cd pohyblivych obrazkov 1891
10 SLOW. zabavy .5.s3
Spolu prfjmy $94O.64
Vydavky
The United Printing "a tia
civa, 1000 programovych
kniziek, listky ma kontest,
letaky a tikety ma divadlo
spolu $163.2O
Cena pre- kraPovnu $500
Jozef Granchi, prva cena
pre- kapitana 500
Sound Service (radio) 14.OO
Vyhry ma listky $500
Ia prsten, korunu a obraz 11.OO
Ia material ma stuzky 7.5O
Kvety pre- kral'ovnu a prin-
cezny 6.25
Ia medale pre- plavcov 11.85
Ia rozdavanie letakov ma
celej doline 3.25
Ma lobby pre- Jednotarov $50
Vydaje pri SLOW. zabave $50
Vyborom "a romantic
vydaje N.5O
Ia kury, balony k zavodom
inc d'alsie drobne veci 2.59
Spolu vyydaj $314.47
Spolu cely prfjem Dol $94O.64
Cely vydai 314.47
Zvysok $685.. II
Y prijmoch uz zaveden6, ale
este neskolektovane. peniaze:
Pavel Roth $11.O0, Jan Saro-
sy a Jan Kadilak $3.50, Andrej
Jozefov $3.50, Andrej Hamrak
$23.75. TAX spolu neskolektova-
Inc este 58.75.
| Andrsj ]. Hamr6k, tai.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
MARKET RIGGING IS
DEFINED FOR JURY
IN insult TRIAL
Dean Of New York University
Says Defendants Follow
ed General Practice

Chicago, Nov. 14.-{PrA dean OF
q school Of commerce testified Wed
nesday in the mail fraud trial OF
Samuel insult and his 16 co-defend-
ants that promoters OF the Corpora
ton Securities Company of Chicago
were not guilty Of market rigging.
The dean, DR.. John T. Madden,
head of the school of commerce, ac-
counts and finance of New York uni
versity, defined market rigging as a
Simon pure manipulative opera
tion," whereby the market is either
inflated or depressed to enable the
manipulators to sell stock at prices
above its value.
Answering seven theoretical ques-
tions put by Attorney Floyd E. Thcmp-
son, and based on operations by the
Corporation Securities Co., DR.. Mad
den asserted that the company was
justified in maintaining market for
its stock.
TT was following generally accept
ed business customs of the time ne
declared.
Leslie E. Salter, special assistant to
the attorney general, In cross-examin-
alton, however, obtained an admis-
sion from the witness that had an
other factor been included in Thomp-
sons theoretical questions he would
have had to answer that the proce-
dure was not proper.
rs it ever proper for a selling COM
pany to acquire its securities in the
market at prices far above its asset
valueS?" asked Salter.
Madden insisted that he could not
answer the question, inasmuch as
price and value were two different
things entirely and that the latter
was matter of Interpretation.
It'll put it another way and assume
that the asset value was far lower
than the buying price," Salter said.
THAT takes the matter of interpreta-
ton out of your hands. Then would
It be proper?"
Then it would not be proper"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
Membership, Activity
Award Won by Scouts

Troop No. 8 Of Bismarck was an
nounced Wednesday as tho WHINE,
Of the first 10-year program award
to be made In the Missouri Valley
Area council this year.
The 10-year program award takes
the place Of the presidents award
made In former years. It is given ia
troops showing remarkable advance
ment in activities and membership
over the previous year.
A special program at which the
award will be presented to the local
troop Is being arranged by the troop
committee Of which DR.. George M.
Constans Is chairman. At the same
meeting many new candidates will be
taken into the scout organization.
The winning troop Is sponsored by
the Presbyterian church and Is un-
der the direction of Torolf johann
sen, scoutmaster, and Joe Kirby, as
sistant scoutmaster.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
Observing Book Week
At Bismarck Library

sRide the Book Trail to Knowl-
edge and Adventure Is the theme
adopted for the Bismarck Public L.
brary juvenile department for Ma
tional Book Week. which closes Sat-
urday.
Miss Geraldine Manson. librarian
in the department, states that several
new books have been received during
the week and will be available to the
children by Thursday evening.
The story hour at 2 o'clock satur-
day afternoon will be taken by Miss
Mary Ryburn, second grade instructor
at the Richholt school, and will eli
max the weeks special activities. Dur
ing the last few weeks, Miss Manson
has visited all the grade schools In or
der to arouse interest in the library.
Four displays have been placed in
the children's room, stressing new ad-
venture stories, books for little chill
dren, books for fourth to sixth grade
pupils and fairy tales, respectively.
The librarians are making an effort
to aid the children In finding books
on hobbies In which they will be In
terested as another phase Of book
week.
The approaching Thanksgiving hol-
iday suggested the months display In
the adult reading room, which in
cludes an array Of books and q cornu-
copia filled with fruits and vegetables.
In the books and magazine articles
assembled for handy reference, sug-
gestions will be found for stories, reel
tations, entertainment hints, poetry,
games, plays, parties and foods for
the holiday season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
Fargo Men Given
EARTHQUAKE Scare

Fargo. N. D., Nov. 14.-(R-
Two Fargo men Tuesday night
had . taste Of how earthquake
victims feel when their buildings
begin to crumple.
Ted Hanson and Floyd Long Of
the Hanson-Long OIL company
sat peacefully In their place Of
business Tuesday night when,
just as the clock struck midnight,
the oil station began to rock and
slide.
It wasn't IN earthquake.
Worlmen installing . new gas
oline storage tank Tuesday had
dug . large hole and apparently
had excavAted too close to the
building.
Neither Of the men WAS hurt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
Sarles Man Cleared
OF Murder Char9e

Iangdon. N. D., Nov. 14.-(R-
Thorval Oakland Of sarles, N. D.
was cleared of q charge OF first de-
gree granddaughter at q preliminary
hearing here before Justice z. ].
Donovan Tuesday and the charge was
dismissed.
Oakland was arrested In counec-
ton with the death August 80 Of
oscar La There, Manitoba farmer, and
had been held under $500 bonds
until his hearing. It was alleged that
Oakland and La Tiere engaged In q
fight In sarles after La There had
been put out Of q pool hall. Fol-
lowing the disturbance Ia There went
home In q truck and died the follow
ing day IN Morden, Man, hospital.
A coroner,s inquest was held In
Crystal City Man, and the jury held
Oakland responsible for the death.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
C.D.A. Court Installs
New Leaders for Year

Seating Of the staff Of new officers
headed by Mrs. Birlea O. Ward as
grand regent marked the meeting of
Immaculate Conception Court No.
1922, Catholic Daughters Of America,
held Monday evening at st. Mary's
auditorium. Mrs. L. H. Carufel, dis
trict deputy. was installing officer.
Mrs. Ward distributed programs for
the new year and outlined the work
OF special committees following the
ceremony. She then presented q gift
to Mrs. Philip r. Webb. retiring grand
regent, in behalf Of the court. Mrs.
James w. Guthrie. chairman OF
ticket sales for 1.-THE Torch Bearers
presented by the Cathedral Players,
reported on the profits made. An
nouncement was made by Mrs. Max
Kupitz. state regent. that the Dick
inson court will have installation Of
officers on Wednesday evening.
Following adjournment, refresh
ments were served by the hostess
committee composed Of Mrs. N. N
Hermann, chairman, Miss Evelyn
Grace Hermann. Miss Odele Venue
Mrs. G. B. Whitley, Mrs. E. A. Green
wood, Mrs. Leo DeRochford, Miss
Martha Nottveit and Mrs. E. B. Cor
man.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
Fargo Sewage Plant
Construction Begins

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 14.-(F-In the
presence Of the city commission, sew
eral city officials, representatives Of
contracting firms and q large group
Of citizens, Mayor +. o. Olsen We'd
nesday turned the first spadetul Of
dirt ct the site Of the Fargo sewage
disposal Miami :
Excavation work will be In full
swing by the end Of the week. T. F.
Powers Construction and Meinecke-
Johnson have the general contract
and have sublet the excavating work
to the I. g Peters company OF st.
Cloud, MINI.
All labor must come from local
sources and must be employed through
the federal unemployment service in
Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
MASTER Of GRANGE
ADDRESSES SESSION
1aber Tells Farm Organization
to Quit Looking Toward
Washington

Hartford, Conn.,, Nov. 14.-(R-
Louis J. Taber, master Of the Ma
tional Grange, told the Grange Wed
nesday at its annual session that 1T
is time to quit looking SO much to-
ward Washington and look more to-
ward ourselves"
I'VE have forgotten that debt is
but another word for the unpleasant
word taxation" he declared.
Unless the nation and its subdi-
visions, like the people prepare to
live within their income, crushing
tax burdens or the threat Of repud-
1ation hover like vultures just ahead
Farmers can look toward 1885 with
more assurance than in any year in
. decade" Taber said. But farm
prices must be lifted, he asserted
ard farmers service cost reduced "by
lower interest rates and by lessenine
his tax burden before rural recovery
can be achieved"
To lift farm prices he recommended
adjustment Of production. fuller ust
Of cooperative marketing, the open
ing up Of foreign markets and keep
ing out the flood of competitiv,
products that can be efficiently pro
duced at home"
He said the Grange Is in favor o.
work relief, and is opposed to none!
payments except in emergencies. M
able-bodied men or women should b
given money unless in return the!
give to state or natio,s constructive
service" he declared.
OF rural credit, he said. "the farme,
cannot prosper unless he has al
available reservoir of credit at reason
able rates. :. he has no desire TO
subsidized credit or 9 type of credi
that would have tendency to social
txe the land"
Taber commended the Roosevelt
administration, the department 0
agriculture and the AAA for the eff
forts being made to develop a long
time agricultural program.