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Evening star., 1935-11-22

airplane pilots. recently sideswiped q
whale right under the watchful eyes
of the Wayside's Neptune man.
For q moment the whale just looked
dumbfounded, then, gathering It's
great wits, It left under full steam.
Evening star., 1935-11-22
$35, 900 DAMAGE ASKED
Sister Of w. X. Kellogg injured
in Florida Auto Accident.

MIAMI, Fla, November ~ R.-
Mrs. Clara A. Butler, sister OF w. K.
Kellogg, Battle Greek health food
manufacturer, filed suit yesterday for
$35.000 damages against Nolan
Peeler Motors, Inc, for injuries al
legedly received in an automobile acci-
dent several months ago.
Her attorney asserted she was riding
in an automobile being demonstrated
by the dealers when the car struck
an obstruction. throwing her from her
seat and causing allegedly permanent
injuries.
Evening star., 1935-11-22
COOPERATE ON BONUS
v. r. w. and Legion to Fight To
gether, Says Van Zandt.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, November
"a R.-James 4. vap zandt, national
commander of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, predicted last night his oreani-
zation and the American Legion would
cooperate during the next session OF
Congress to bring about immediate
payment OF the soldiers bonus.
Van zandt spoke at . dinner for
two State officers of the v. r. w.
Evening star., 1935-11-22
SIZES SORE

- UE Is the pet monkey on the farm
Of Fred J. Hughes, Poolesville.
The family moved into Chevy
~ Chase recently and Sues been
lonesome, or maybe she is angry.
Whatever the trouble. she slipped
her chain the other day and kid
naped q kitten from brand-new lit
ter. She won't give it back, either
Whenever any one approaches, Sue
scoots up the side Of the house. never
stopping until she reaches the top
most tip of the lightning rod. She
just sits there. the kitten In her arms
and baleful look in her eyes.
Evening star., 1935-11-22
Inner spsech.

It is said that during silent reading
inner speech Is practically universal
except IN . few rare cases Of persons
who possess the ability to take in the
meaning Of printed page by the bare
eye. with no need Of suppressed vocal
ization Of the words read.
Evening star., 1935-11-22
Eclipse to Be Seen From Air.

observations Of the solar eclipse
On june IL, 1885, which will be visible
over . VIDE area In the Soviet Union,
VIII be undertaken from airplane and
sunssratosphere balloons. Fifteen So
Wet scientific expeditions win be sta.
TONED along the path OF the eclinse
Evening star., 1935-11-22
METAMORPHOsIS,
Rail Line Planned.

Szechwan Province OF China, with
$4,000 600 population and not a foot
Of railway, is to have line connecting
Chengtu. its capital, with Chengking
on the Yangtze River.
Evening star., 1935-11-22
SMOKE TAX.

SMOKE TAX.
IT DOESN'T take manufacturing
center to smoke UP new and shiny
buildings. It was found necessary to
clean CRIME from the new Supreme
Court Building before the Justices
even moved in.
In Allegheny County. Pa, where
Pittsburgh Is located. citizens have
paid q 50 smoke damage tax to keep
the jail and court house as near clean
as possible for the past 50 years.
TOO MASCULINE?
"What is this human race deuel.
opfn0 iBto?" Wondered this Wap-
side obseruer ,Dhen, the other day.
she stepped into a beauty parlor
at the corner of Fourteenth and r
streets for the usual pulchrttud-
inous treatments, and discouered to
her dtsn,dy that young man iDas
going through the procedure OF
permanent wdpe.
One sueet little thing looked up
and obserped::
We'll. this Is my last permanent.
They're getting too masculine for
me-"
y \ Il
METAMORPHOSISi
There's a store down on Tenth street
which makes subtle use of the English
language. On the front is a sign which
says:
Used furniture we buy-Antiques
we SELL"
Evening star., 1935-11-22
TT PITTS HIM TO SLEEP

II PUTS HIM III 6LEEP.
A PRINTER, known among his as
sociates as the prototype OF the
absent-minded professor, has q habit
Of going several times day to q
lunch room in the building in which
he works for cup of coffee. One day
recently he went In for his coffee,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

. - ID. cans No. 3 cup grease
las II. cans No. cup grease.
ls7 ID. cans green pressure grease.
? y H. cans hard cup grease
3 H. cans No. cup grease
10 10. can Medium cup grease.
= No. cau Medium cup grease
? 10 ID. cans No > cup grease
l y 10. can chassis lubricant
gal cans wax polishing oil
1 Munsie Cupboard Motor
/ Pool table
q Old IS gal. steel barrels.
9 Old 90 gal. iron barrels.
Old 20 gal iron barrels.
2 1929 Dodge Graham Trucks.
1923 Erskine sedan
1 1923 Hudson sedan, partly wrecked,
27as barrels Poudera crude oil-lo-
Gated IN PondeFa f9pe Line Storage
Tanks.
Electric Drli. 4 inch
ouickway valve refacer
I Set sioux reameFs.
Airline Lube gun.
ow Screw Plats set
! storm boring msehiBe
/ Set mlcrometers.
Davis brake machine.
Glass Grinder.
/ Motor Washer.
Marquette Crane for wrecker
Champion Bench DIM.
Volt Meters.
Magnet Recharger.
Hobart Battery Charger
Typewriter.
Welding Torch.
] Cutting Torch.
2 Aeetyiene cages.
Lot obsolete auto accessories
Sioux Bench Grinder.
south Bend Lathe
Counter Shaft.
Line shaft and puIIeys
Sioux grinder and buffer
Post dr4n
Milwaukee Air Compressor.
! Connecting rod relineF
No. IOe Reed wise
j sO-ton Holmes press.
1 Floor Jack.
4 II. p. Motor--EleetrSe
4 ehnvv ..so
? racks Of old second hand springs.
Cash register.
! rack OF old bearings.
An Accounts Receivable a. set out In
be petition for bankruptcy filed herein.
kept the Clara oliver notes, which
ave been paid.
and the following described property,
wned By the COMET OIL COMPANY:
) cases ID. cans Dark AxeI grease
cases ID. cana Dark Axel gremae.
. cases 81 ID. cans Graphite Axle grease
cases 10 ID. cans Graphite Axle grease.
case 10 %. Universal Joint Grease.
cases ! 10. Green Pressure Lubricant.
easea 8 ID. Green Pressure LubriennE
eases ID. cans No. Cup Crease.
eases 8 ID. cans No. 3 Cup Grease.
cases Is ID. cans No. Cup Grease.
! Barrel "a lbs. No. Cup Grease.
cases ID. cans No. Cup Crease.
case 10 ID. cana Medium Cup Grease.
cases 5 H. cans Medium Cup Grease
cases 10 ID. cans Medium Cup Grease
case III. cans Summer Transmission
cases 10 ID. cans Summer Transmission
Drums, 50 gal Summer Transmission
cases 10 10. cans Chassis Grease.
cases ID. cans No. Cup Grease.
cases 10 ID. cans No. Cup Grease.
cases Is ID. cans No. Cup Grease.
case 1 ID. cans No. Cup Grease.
! Gal Wax Polish.
IS gal. Drums No. C42 Transmission
on
s. gal. Drums No. C4l Transmission
on
30 gal Drums No. Sl1 Transmission
on
s. gal. Drums Thread Cutting on
3Ox3l &c" Tread Casing.
65O-17 Super stalwsrt casing.
500-2o Super Stalwart Casing.
45o-2O Super gtAlwart Casing.
c00-22 Stalwart Casing.
No. 20 Age Resisting tubes.
T5ox2O Age Resisting tubes.
7Ooxzo Age Resisting tRbes.
ssxS Hs HiSh FressaFe esbes.
aAx7 HS HiaR Pressure Tubes.
aoxe MS HJgA PressBEe tpbes.
s6xe RS Hdgh Pressure tubes.
No. no Age Resisting tuses.
No. 30 age Resisting Tubes.
No. 80 Age Resisting 1hbes.
8 inch Texap Sunshine Beoas.
4 Inch Texas Sunshine Beot@
"a inch Texas Sunshine Boots.
8 fnrh Texas sunshime Boosa.
W Gates Fan Belts.
FLAT Gates Fan Belts.
MS sale V held under and BY virtne
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
go
ERa ITO O.
INNING PEOPLE

Every Montana mine operator
should have a copy Of the o. S.
Bureau Of Mines information cir
culat Essentials in Developing and
Financing q Prospect into a Nine"
by Charles WIN Wright.
II is a step-by-etep description
OF the things to do and It defines
such terms as "ore deyelopd'. lore
reserves. Probable ore" Possible
ore" ''Ore shoots" antfclines,
through foot notes. also such COM
mon terms as tunnel" for the
guidance of the business man who
may have taken up mining and Is
not familiar with its Yerbage.
In the issuance Of this circular
the u. S. B. M. recognizes the fact
that few people know anything
about mining. The present genera
ton is not mining minded"
Mining has had no important re-
vival since pre-war times after which
the purchasing power Of gold stead
lily declined until mining was little
known. A new generation of min
liz men must be educated, and this
applies to miners who work in the
mine: operators who pay them and
investors who provide development
money.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
MONTANA IS
II WORLDS
RICHEST AREA

The Mining Empire OF the North
west, embracing Montana. Idaho.
washington Oregon, British Col
usnhia and Alaska, II the richest
mineraliSed area in the world
This area has produced to date
over $500, 10000 OF gold
silver, copper. lead and zinc. The
Butte district has been the worlds
greatest producer Of copper. The
Occur d'Alene district has been
the worlds greatest producer OF
lead and also now boasts the
worlds greatest silver mine. The
Trail district has the worlds great-
est zinc deposit. Alaska has the
worlds largest low grade gold mine.
The Butte district of Montana
has produced to date approximately
100000, 900 pounds Of copper
over $500, 10000 pounds Of zine
nearly soc, 100000 ounces OF silver,
over SOC. 100000 pounds Of lead
and about 100000 ounces Of
gold-total value over $2,250,O00,-
600.
The Occur d'Alene district OF
Idaho has produced over 1,000,-
100000 pounds of lead. about 150-
0O0,OO pounds OF zinc, 165. 00O,-
coo pounds Of copper $50, 600, 600,
ounces Of silver and over 1000, 000
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

international Is reported making
arrangements with other crude pur-
chasers TO buy for cash all Of the
so-called distress storage crude oil
that Is, all stored crude owned BY
independent producers Approximate
ing 10000 barrels-for the price
as posted by them. The Texas com
pany has offered 20 take $4,000
barrels OF the distress crude at $3.50
per barrel and Is endeavoring 20
make arrangements for absorption
Iof the remainder OF the distress
crude by other large purchasers OF
crude oil In the field. II Is thought
that this arrangement will undoubt-
eddy be eonsumated before the week
Is over.
The fact that some leases will be
producing 1909 mad surrounding
leases may be held to 50gs may lead
to necessity OF proration by the oil
Conservation Board, It is under
stood. The consequence OF such &C
ton. II II is taken. win be to put
all OF the producers on an equal
basis so far as the percentage Of
crude oil sales Is concerned and will
result in the producers who are sell
ing to International getting sc per
barrel more for the same percentage
OF their crude as those who have
bound themselves under the Big
West contract.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
GENERAL PETE is
ENTERING NORTH
MOUNTAIN REGION

D. H. Thronburg. manager OF the
Rocky Mountain division Of the Gen.
eral Petroleum corporation OF Cali
fornia was a visitor in Great Falls
this week, inspecting North Montana
properties.
General Petroleum Is western sub
sidiary of Socony-Vacuum, Inc,
and recently opened offices in Cas-
per TO develop the Earl W. Reader,
Inc. properties on Overland Dome
in Carbon county, Wyo.. Mr.. Thorn
burg announced that A. +. Barrett,
formerly OF the firm Of Krampert &
Barrett, has been retained as con-
sulting geologist IN the Rocky
Mountain region.
Socony-Vacuum has producing and
refining properties In Wyoming. The
company has developed a large gal
lonage in Montana, selling through
Independent Montana jobbers.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

comaarrlallx important they are
untaue. since no othar webs have
developed any quantity Of shallow
gas. santa Rita OH companyis Saw
age NO. 1, NWM SWA s-Ss-bW,
had about 2,500. eco feet OF gags at
1888 and Observation-Disclosures No.
/, SEX BWM s-s3-5W, had sim
liar flow at 1850. The Savage Is
drilling at 20S5 and the Downen ct
2065.
santa Rita-stahl No. 1, NwH
SEX 2O-s3-5w. is drilling at 1920
feet.
North End Activity
The north end Of Cut Bank field,
with more than q dozen drilling
wells. viii have a completion
with a few days on Santa Rita s
Tribal No. 5, SWA NWA 15-S5-
6W. and on Consolidated Gas COM
pany's State No. 1, SWA REA
2e-s5-6W. Both were on top OF the
sand Friday. the State No. / having
run casing. The Tribal was at $500.
Doubtful Wells Flow
Dakota Montana Winkler No. 3
NWH NEH 26-35-6w, which start
ted flowing six days after 1t was
drilled in, has succeeded in getting
its casing set following considerable
trouble. This we'll looked like a
dry hole OF very small producer
when drilled in. Six days later 1t
began flowing at the rate Of so
barrels per day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIKI
MEGMTH IDDKCIAL DAsIRHCT "
THE STATE or MONTANA, IN ANB
FOB THE COUNTY OF CASCADE
GUH1MONS
CHRISTINA c. HOWARD, Plaintiff
7. IoRAgNE BA0IEY, AMELIA E.
BRNNTON AID NATIONAL MORTGAGE
BOND CORPORATIoN OF MONTANA
a corporation, Defendants.
The State OF Montana sends greetings
10 the above named defendants, ana 20
each of then:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint Ia this action which Is
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court, q copy Of which is herewith
served upon one OF you in each county
wherein any Of you reside, and . ME
your answer and serve q copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty DAYS after the service Of this
Summons, exclusive Of the day OF ser
vice. and in case Of your failure 70 APP
pear or answer. Judgment win be taken
against you. by default, for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
This action is brought for the pur-
pose Of qnieting title to the land SIC;
dssep - q foIiowS. 1"'''
Lot -Four "a, Section Thirty-sx 1857
Three ID East, Montana Meridian.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court this 22nd day OF June, 1885.
Nooo GEORGE HARPER. Clerk
r BY II; ], SKINNER, Deputy Clerk
sFirst National Bank Bldg.
j. b. GERGBN
10 Third Street North
Great Falle. Montana,
Date Of First Publication. July Il. IssS,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
BIG WEST


40 cents. When the posted price
is between IS cents and s1.15 the
Big West will pay the posted field
price. A premium win be paid for
oil having a gravity above sos Be,
at so degrees F., the premium to be
posted.
It is an annual contract. subject
to cancellation at the end Of the
year by e0-day notice.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
TAKE OVER TWO MORE

Continuing its program OF aD-
sorbing Independent producers In
Turner Valley field, Royalite has
taken over Spooner Oils Ltd, with
its three producers, and Hargai Oils
Ltd, Of Vancouver, with one well.
Royalite recently completed its
No. 2s well. making ESQ, 100000
cubic feet OF gas per day from which
is recovered 250 barrels Of naptha.
It Is the largest well in the field
today.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
STUDY sOUTHERN ALBERTA

DR.. L. S. Russell Of Ottawa, pet
roleum geologist, is beginning an
intensive geological study Of south
ern Alberta. DR.. Russell viii head
quarter at Foremost north of the
Sweetgrass hills. Twelve biologists
VIII be employed in three parties.
DR.. S. J. Sproule OF the U. OF Tor
onto will be In charge OF the Medi-
cine Hat-Lethbridge survey; r. W.
Landes Of Saskatoon will head the
Milk River party and w. c. How
ellis Of Edmonton will direct the
Alberta party.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

ounces OF gold-total value over
$1,000. 10000.
Idaho. Montana. Washington. Ore
gon and Alaska are now producing
over rs OF the silver produced in
the United States. LIS OF the gold.
nearly 1-2 of the zinc. Is Of the
lead and III OF the copper.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL AND
GAS LEASES. JULY 45s 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the State
Board Of Land Commissioners Of the
STATE Of Montana viii receive bids at OPP
en- competitive bidding az its annual
meeting place IN the State Capitol at
200 o'clock. p. A., Thursday, July y.
1885, Cor oil and gas lease on the follow
ing described land:
Part Of Section Section Township
Eh 36 38N
Range Acres
2W 800
Jet any and all bids.
For further information apply to:
l. NJ BRANDJORD,
Secretary, State Board Of Land Com
missionere Helena, Montana.
Date OF first publication July Is. 1895.
2-t
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20

IN rHE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
RTGHTM JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
TEE STATE or MONTANA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
Maese~ a. PuhEieaeaen Of Time Ap-
palmAeA For Proving WIZ, Etc.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF A.
BOND, Deceased.
Pursuant 70 an order Of said Court.
made on the 2nd day Of July, 1855,
notice As hereby given mat the 24th
say Of July, 1885. at ten o'clock A. ~
81 aaid day. at the Court Room Of said
COnrt, In the City Of Great FANS, County
o. Cascade, has been appointed as the
time ana place for proving the Win q
saSd A. Bead, deceased. and for hearing
me application OF Clair A. Bond for ire
issuance 30 him Of letters te@eamentary
whsn and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same
sTaead the End day Of july 1850.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk
By THOMAS T. DAVIES, Deputy Clerk
II. NOTRSKOG
Attorney Cor Petitioner t%
Great Fails, Montana
COURT SEAL -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-07-20
DEP SSIOH YEARS
SAW LARGE PROFIT

Several years ago investors had
the opportunity to buy Climax Molly
bdenum stock at around so to 60
cents a share. II Is now SAC bid.
During the period Of the depression
this famous Colorado mine paid
its entire indebtedness OF $2,3s6,-
$40 and is now paying 81 per year
or more per share in dividends. It's
1884 production was s.S7S,SSz
pounds OF metal. Molybdenum IS
used as an alloy for hardening steel
and is in great demand in rustless
and tool steel manufacture.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-11
Bismarck Lodge No. 5
To Fete Past Masters

Past masters Of Bismarck Lodge No.
S, A. F. 4 A. NJ, will be honored at
. past masters night dinner and pro-
gram which viii be attended by
prominent state officers and by past
masters and other members from
local and neighboring lodges, Monday
night at the Masonic temple.
Dinner will be served at the din
ing room at $50 o'clock and the
guests will repair to the lodge rooms
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Walter L. Stockwell, Fargo. grand
secretary Of the North Dakota grand
lodge, will give an address on THE
Young Man and Masonry" Following
the address, members Of the local
lodge viii present q Masonic play.
Lester 8. Diehl, worshipful master,
will preside during the program and
ceremonies attendant upon honoring
the past masters.
Several members are expected to be
in from the Dickinson, Steele and
Mott lodges. All Masons In the city
are invited to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-11
Lions TOLD OF BIRD
CONSERVATION PLANS
Steen Sees North Dakota as
Greatest Propagation Area
In United States

ALLEGATION Of four million dollars
for North Dakota to further the work
Of the federal governments cam
paign to conserve wild life will make
this state the greatest propagation
area IN the United States, Melvin o.
Steen, representative Of the depart
ment Of agriculture in the biological
survey work, told members Of the To-
cal Lions club Of their regular noon
luncheon meeting Monday.
Seeking land with permanent wa
ter supply, the biological survey men
have selected five acquisition units
in North Dakota which will be made
into game preserves II present plans
are carried out.
One Of the selected units is locat-
ed In Mckenzie township In Burleigh
county, Steen said. The site Of the
project for this county Is on Apple
Creek just below the fork in the
stream. A dam placed in the creek
at = selected point will back up wa
ter over IN estimated area Of 20
square miles for depths Of from one
to five feet, he said.
Robert King. student Of Miss Belle
Menus, played two piano solos on the
program. They were Consolation,
No. g. by Liszt and March Grotes-
que" by sinding.
Carl Marx of Stevens Point. Wis,
was . guest Of the club. During the
business meeting, Charles Arnson was
appointed chairman of the stag
smoker dinner committee. The din
ner will be held at p. m. next
Monday In place Of the regular meet
jug.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-11
Haskin Book Tells
Interesting Facts

A King has presided over the
deliberations Of the United States
senate.
Frederic J. Haskin recites this in
teresting and little known fact in his
new book 1.-The American Govern
ment Today"
The late King Albert Of Belgium.
who visited this country with his
Queen shortly after the World War.
was the monarch who had this I'M
usual experience in the great law
making body Of the new world de-
mocracy. When he visited the Sen
ate King Albert was invited to sit
on the dias by the vice president, and
he welded the gavel for q few min
utes.
Prince Henry OF Prussia. q brother
Of the former Kaiser Wilhelm. was
another royalty to be accorded this
honor by the senate. The king and
the prince received this unusual rec
ignition. however, not because they
were royalties, but because they had
on occasion presided over Legislative
bodies in their respective countries.
Copies Of the interesting Haskin
book may be ordered through the
Bismarck Tribune. Mail orders should
be sent to the Tribune also. The
price IS 81 90.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-11
Huge Relief Measure
Faces Further Delay

Warrington, March 11.-(R-The
Administrators $4,8e0, 000, 900 relief
bill started its seventh week In the
senate Monday facing fresh delays In
= threat Of Senator Long (Dem., La
to force q senate test Of his proposed
Investigation Of Postmaster General
Farley.
Administration leaders were pre-
pared to resort to drastic measures II
Long held the floor in an effort to
TRY his case" in the senate in the
face Of an adverse committee report
on his inquiry resolution.
They recalled that the postoffice
committee concluded that Long had
failed to present evidence to sub
stantiate his charges and said that II
the Louisianan wanted q vote on the
report or his resolution he could have
1t without further delay.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-11
Wagner Upholds Bill
As Basic to Recovery

washington. March ll.-tReSena-
tor Wagner Dem., N. " told the
senate labor committee Monday that
his labor disputes would do much to
round out - balanced economic sys-
tem."
The first witness TO testify ct the
opening Of hearings on hts measure.
the New Yorker said:
Our alternatives are clear. II Ne
allow Section IA (of the recovery
act) to languish. We shall be con.
fronted BY intermittent periods Of
peace ct the price Of economic liberty,
dangerous industrial warfare and dire
depressions.
"On the other hand. II We clarity
that law and bolster It by adequate
enforcement agencies, We shall DO
much to round out the program tor .
balanced economic system founded
upon fair dealing and common bust.
ness sense"
The Wagner bill Is supported By
the American Federation Of Labor
and the National Labor Relations
board but opposed by many Indus
trialists.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-11
Expect Decision on
District Jury Term

Whether o. not the regular jury
term Of tho district court, postponed
in December, would be re-opened here
later this month viii be decided by
judge r. q. Mcfarland following .
conference with members Of the Bur.
leigh County Bar association 70 b
held Thursday Or Friday Of this week.
Judge Mcfarland Is expected TO b
here "wednesday afternoon to con.
duct hearings on several cases and
probably viii announce his decision
regarding the jury term later In the
week.
The Jurors were dismissed. subject
70 call, after the settlement Of only
one major case on the calendar IN
December.
judge Fred Janscaius and Cliffced
Jausonius. court reporter. Left Sun.
day for New Rockford where thu reg
ular term Of the Eddy county jury
court opened Monday morning.