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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-28
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<& Wags
BY Chuck Rattle

Boy, it was Elver versus Sank
Centre Friday night. That boy has
the luck of all the stars in his back
pocket and then some. Connecting
eleven times with the basket out of
eighteen tries is heart-breaking. 1t
isn't so tough when team begins
a scoring spree with a neat, we'll
planned attack. You can stop that
o" take 1T in your stride. But when
the single efforts of one man BATTLE
your every attempt at scoring, in
tercepts pass after pass, scoops up
loose balls and then scores enough
to beat you single handed. Well,
that's just rubbing it in.
Every minute the boys would
think he'd miss one, and It was
near the end of the game before
he did 1t. Harvey, laughingly
declared, that Coach Ed Sim
insli must have had grey hair
on that one
It's not one of those things
to cry about. Elver was lucky;
he was quick to perceive a scor-
ing situation. And what's more
he was alone. Shorty BrendOn
remarked that Elver ought to
pay him for each basket. Shorty
left him alone so much.
You've heard of those ball games
when the substitute that has warm
ed the bench to shininess that will
reflect your image was sent in to
win the ball game. Well, it wasn't
so mythical Friday evening, but
two subs were outstanding for the
locals. When Ray Walker sprained
his ankle, that sent Bellinger in at
regular guard. Bellinger came
through with IL points to be high
man for the locals. In fact he was
the only man that could shoot at
all. Then there's Ethun. Small, full
of the old fight, he was instrument
tai in breaking up a number of
Long Prairie thrusts and did his
share of the local attacking as well.
Ethun's okay.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-01-28

Colorado's official state bird is
the lark bunting.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
FRANK NOT CERTAIN
Of ACCEPTING POST
As POuCY-MAKER
Will Head Republican Steering
Committee # He Can Arrange .
Business Affairs {

Chicago, Dec. ls-(ReDr. Glenn
Franks selection as chairman Of the
Republican policy committee aroused
speculation Saturday on his future
role In party affairs.
II he accepts the position It will
mark his first active participation IN
national politics. After . conference
with Chairman John D. N. Hamilton
Friday he said he would take the post
II he were able to arrange personal
and business affairs.
T11e former University Of Wiscon-
sin president was among those mem
toned as . possible nominee for prest-
dent prior to the Republican national
convention In 1896. During the latter
part Of his term as university prest-
dent Dr.. Frank was critical Of. various
phases Of the New Deal.
The committee which Dr.. Frank
was named TO head will number be-
tween l35 and 40 and will be charged
with drafting . declaration Of prtnci-
Piles to guide the party In the next
congressional and presidential elec-
tions. It will also study the advisa-
bility Of q mid-term convention to the
national committee.
Dr. Frank was termed IN "admira-
BILE" choice by Former President Hoo
yer. He was also understood to be
acceptable to All N. Landon, the
party'S 1895 standard bearer.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
q O n tt n u E II
~ fsum paoe one.
Bill Recommended
As Senate Okays
Crop Control Plan

stringent penalties for violations Of It's
provisions.
Marketing quotas under the senate
measure would 60 into effect earlier
than those in the house bill, because
the former would impose quotas when
supplies Of commodities are smaller.
The senate program would require
corn and wheat farmers to sign con-
tracts limiting acreage Is Q prere-
quisite to receiving loans and bene-
fits. Contracts are not required by the
house bill.
House Bul Would Delay
Cotton provisions Of the two bills
are expected to be . major point Of
controversy In the conference COM
'mittee. The senate measure would i'm
pose strict control next year, but the
house bill would delay restrictions
until 1899.
FOR wheat, the senate measure pro-
vides controls over farms producing
more than 100 bushels for market, but
the house bill sets 100 bushels as the
minimum. Few differences are ex-
pected on tobacco and rice sections.
Both measures would continue ex-
isting soil conservation payments, but
the senate bill would divert IS per cent
OF the present conservation funds TO
make parity payments to farmers.
Under both bills, the agriculture
department would hold secret REFER
enda among farmers before certain
marketing quotas could operate. This
provisions Of the senate bill applies
to corn and wheat, while the house
bill applies to cotton, tobacco and
corn.
Senate members Of the conference
committee include Frazier (Rep.-
N.D).
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Pigeon sStews'
Tip Off Agents


Lyndhurst. N. J.. Dec. lS.-Re
FEDERAL agents solved the mystery
Of the stewed pigeons.
Five Of the birds staggered and
burped around their Note On the
roof Of . garage as the agents
watched from behind q fence.
Finally the agents raided . 100
gallon Still with An l0.foot smoke
stack protruding through the roof
near the cote which WAS built
around the chimney to camous
flase II.
Now that the alcoholic fumes
have been stopped going up the
chimney, the pigeons are expected
to becoms teetotalers.
But think Of the hangovers
they'll have" . solcitious agent
remarked.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Four Injured in Auto
Mishap Near Tappen

-Four people were injured, none
seriously, when two automobiles COL
lided on = curve Of q. 8. highway 10
near New Salem Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schatz Of Glen
Ullin were taken to q Mandan hospital
Tor treatment Of minor injuries after
their automobile collided with q car
driven by Harry Megarry Of Bismarck.
Megarry received some fractured
ribs and Miss Bertha Jahnke Of Tap
pen. who was riding with him, suf-
fered torn ligaments. Both are pa
tients Of . Bismarck hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
PLAYMAKERS WILL
PRESENT GLORIA
AGAIN this YEAR
Play to Be Annual Event Of
Xmas Week; Attracted 500
at 1896 Production

The second annual production Of
Gloria" . Christmas choral play,
will be given BY the Bismarck high
school chapter Of the Junior Play
makers, Wednesday, Dec. -. at 8 p.
m. In the high school auditorium.
Miss Louise Johnson Is directing the
play and she Is assisted BY Miss Leal
Edmunds who has charge Of the COS
tunes.
Gloria" was originally written for
and produced at the Pasadena play
mouse. It was presented locally last
year to m audience Of 500 and was
pronounced one Of the finest dramatic
presentations the high school had ever
given. It 4 planned to make this
performance an annual event Of
Christmas week.
Parents Of senior high school pupils
and patrons Of the school are invited
to this program for which there is no
admission charge.
The Playmakers win be assisted In
the presentation Of the play by the
high school mixed chorus under the
direction Of Ralph w. SouJe and the
Little Symphony orchestra under the
baton Of Clarion z. Larson. Girl
members Of Playmakers will march In
. the choral candlelight procession at
the close Of the play.
The prologue to the play opens In Z
temple in the days Of the prophecy,
while the main action Is In . field
near Bethlehem on the first Christ
mas eve.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
OFFICIAL AAA SAT ETY. TESTS
MADE ON SLIPPERY ROADS

mean the difference between safety
and dangerous collision.
Lack Of Tire Chains on slippery
roads causes more accidents than
other mechanical defects. This fact
was brought out In survey Of 882 900
accidents analyzed by the Travellers
Insurance Company.
With more cars. going at faster
speeds, the need for good Tire Chains
Is today greater than ever before. Th0
figures prove the value Of one pair and
the much greater safety afforded by
two pairs.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Big, Bad Wolf Is
Slain by Trapper

selfridge, N. D., Dec. Ia
There's one big, bad wolf that
won't park on anyones doorstep
any longer.
When Charles Smith, Jr., Of
Mcintosh was running his trap
line recently he found he had cap.
tured one Of the largest lobor or
gray wolves that has ever been
seen In this country.
The beast weighed % pounds
and it took Smith almost an hour
to kill 1t.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

American Automobile Association,
in Test No. 3l43, conducted by their
Contest Board, proved that I car
equipped with . pair Of Weed Amer
lean Bar-Reinforced Tire Chains
stopped In 1884, less distance than
required when the chains were not
used. Using the chains on all four
tires reduced the stopping distance
$685..
When these percentage figures are
interpreted In feet and seconds, they
reveal that good chains may often
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

That added beauty which
makes the American home 20
lovely 1T the holiday season,
comes in Z large measure from
the exterior md interior foliage
decorations and cut flowers.
The one assured source Of sup
ply for the finest of Christmas
flowers and greens is OSCAR
H. WILL & CO., whose sales
room h located ut SIS Third st.
Their Flowerphone ID 7S4.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Sunrise. $50 q. y.
Sunset. 4s6B ,. -.

Outlook for the Period, Dee. - to ii
For the region Of the Great Lakes:
Frequent precipitation; temperatures
normal or above for he most part.
For tho upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys and the northern and
central Great Plains: Generally fair
beginning of week. with precipitation
periods middle and latter parts: tenn
peratures normal or higher for the
most part.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
e., ON TIN u E n
Eviction Attempt
Is Interrupted d by
Governors Order

town, and Jansonius granted . three
day stay Of execution.
Saturday morning when the ap-
pointed time was up Sheriff Anstrom
appeared at the Mack home with
the moving van and the activities
ending In the governors order fol-
lowed.
The Macks live In . three -family
house at 200 Thayer Ave.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Hockey Players Plan
Workout for Sunday

Bismarck and Mandan hockey play
ers Will meet for another workout
Sunday afternoon on the william
Moore school rink, according to Mike
Jundt, vice president Of the Bismarck
hockey league. The session Is to start
ct about 2 p. m, Jundt said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
NORM RITES MONDAY

jamestown, N. D., Dec. 1s.-Re
Funeral services for Lawrence Norm,
Moorhead State Teachers college
music instructor. who died In . hos
pttal here from the effects Of iniur-
les received In . truck collision, will
Be held at Sheyenne Monday after.
noon instead Of Sunday afternoon as
first planned. The body viii be taken
to Sheyenne Monday morning.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
'CHuTEs FALL DIE

Chichester, Sussex, England, Dec.
i8.-(R)-Failure Of their parachutes
to open after their planes collided In
the air caused the death Friday Of
Flight Lieut.. Harry Hamilton Peck Of
Montreal and Sergeant Robert Patten,
from Sussex.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Weather Report
WEATHER FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; no de-
cided change in temperature.
For North Dakota: Mostly cloudy
tonight and Sunday; snow extreme
southeast portion tonight; no decided
! change in temperature.
For South Dakota: Cloudy. possibly
central and east portions; colder
southwest and extreme west tonight
and along eastern boundary Sunday.
with partly cloudy Sunday.
For Montana: Unsettled tonight.
colder east Of Divide; sunday partly
cloudy.
For Minnesota: Mostly cloudy. prob
ably snow south and possibly In cen
trail portion tonight and Sunday;
slightly colder southwest portion Sun
day.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

TOBACCO EXECUTIVE DIES
Winston Salem, N. c.. Dec. l8.-R
Carl Wainwright Harris, So. Of
Winston-Salem, Wce-president and
director Of the r. J. Reynolds Tobacco
company. died Saturday in . New
York hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
- o n TIN u E n
AuQ DaOo -.
Musicale, Ball
Will Close Drive

ficult to determine the unduplicated
Fnumber Of cases and persons receiving
assistance. financial totals do mol
present this difficulty. The amount
Of assistance provided By publit
agencies to persons with relief status
in Burleigh county during the past
year totaled $4,000. The assistance
averaged In excess Of $50 per relief
family during the year Or about ~
per month.
Assistance amounting to approx
mately $676.00o was provided through
federal agencies and the balance Of
$4,000 through state and county
agencies.
I Agencies Provide
Public assistance. to persons In need
= provided through four principal
agencies and these include-(D q
Federal Works program, under which
security wages are paid from federal
funds to employable persons. az A
Farm Security program, which in
wolves the making Of assistance grants
to farmers In need Of emergency
needs for food, clothing, shelter, me
dical services and other necessities,
financed and administered BY the fed
eral government, 81 assistance to the
aged, the blind and to families with
dependent children, under the FED
eral Social Security act financed,
jointly, by federal, state and county
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
==NEws
HOTEL REGISTRATIONS
Grand Pacific Hotel

J.. E. Everson. GarrIson: James
Eagle, Elbowoods: Mrs. James Russ.
H. Russ. Wilton: Mrs. ]. c. Ryan. Bis
marck; K. Piper, Dickinson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wunderlich. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Corey. Fort Peck; and Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Wentland, Kuhn
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
PRECIPITATION

For bismarck station:
Total this month to date ...... ~
NoRmal, this month to date ..... -
Total, Jan. 1st to date ..........165e
! Normal, Jan. 1st to date ........ls.10
Accumulated excess to date 500. .4e
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS

the Plains States, Rapid City 1880
inches, while high pressure area
overlies the north Pacific coast, Seat
tie 3O.5O inches. The weather 10 un.
settled in all sections and light prec.
places over the Northwest. Tempera-
ureS dropped somewhat In Manitoba.
but readings are moderate in all
other sections.
Bismarck station barometer. inches:
2s.00. Reduced to sea level. 1854.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

From KFYR at . p. m. Sunday. the
choir Of the First Evangelical church
will present the Christmas cantata
THE Music Of Bethlehem" by Fred
B. Holton. It will be Z condensed ver-
sion Of the cantata which will be
given earlier In the church, according
to Rev. william A, Lemke.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Marrfaee License

Lois Jeanette Amunson Driscoll,
and Earl Wallace Hall, Jr, Sterling,
Friday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Skates sharpened. Aune Car
penter Shop.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton E. Swanson,
I'll Ave. A.. were called to Hettinger
Friday by the death Of Mr.. Swanson's
mother.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Ritchie, 305 West Rosser, 1T 3:4l D.
M, Friday, Bismarck hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
NOTICE TO caEp1roRs

NOTICE TO CREDlTORS
IN THE NATTER OF THE INSOLY-
ENCY OF THE STERLING STATE
BANK. STERLING. NORTH DA-
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation. - Receiver Of the ster-
kote. to the creditors Of said Insolvent
bank and to all persons having claims
against said tnsolvent bank to exhibit
them and file them with the necessary
vouchers, With the undersigned Re-
four months after the first publica-
tion Of this notice. II said claims are
not so filed, they will be barred from
any participation In any dividends
which may be paid by the Receiver
from the assets Of said insolvent bank.
Dated Dec. 10, 1887.
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
porAtfon, Receiver
By: J. G. Eaton, Liquidator for
Receiver
First publication ON 18th day Of Dec
ember.. 1887.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Funeral services were held In st.
Gabriel's Catholic church in Shields
Saturday morning for Ray Winters, 30.
who died In . local hospital Thursday
after an 8-day illness. Rev. Amandus
Bolaris sang the mass.
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
PIMA ELECTRIC co.

This prominent institution is head
quarters for electrical repair work on
electrical motors and generators and
she rewinding and rebuilding Of mo-
tors and generators. Also deals On a
large scale in motors and supplies.
The proprietor is considered an au-
thority upon motors in these parts.
In the upbuilding Of the modern
American city of the twentieth cen
tury the service Of the stationary mo-
tor engineers is Of the utmost value,
for BY the modern standards Of living
general power efficiency has been
greatly Increased. This is partly due
to the work Of the motor engineer.
This condition cOmpels the modern sta
tionary motor engineer to be one of
advanced ideas, with thorough knowl
edge Of the laws of electricity.
Those Of our readers who desire
work Of this nature executed should
avail themselves Of the services of this
well known establishment and at ali
times we can assure them Of reliable
work, while the charges are always
right. We compliment them upon the
we'll merited progress and the increas-
ed patronage.
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
GARDEN FLOWER SHOP

The Garden Flower Shop is located
at 2936 North Stone Avenue in Tue
son.
With the advent Of each season this
conspicuous floral establishment is pre-
pared to meet the demands of the
trade. Each year exceeds the last.
They are now building the finest
conservatory in the state.
Their shop is always abound
ing in beautiful and seasonable cut
flowers and plants Here you may
select your favorite flowers or those
Of your friends and remember ami
versaries. birthdays and other days
which you may wish to remember
Probably there is no gift that
speaks so elegantly Of thoughtfuiness
as does that of flowers. The tired wife
and mother will appreciate remem-
brance of flowers more than any other
gift. The sweetheart knows her lover
Is true when he sends her flowers.
No community is complete without
its modern florist. They are essential
to the modern city and surrounding
Nogales international., 1937-09-18

Nothing is more important in let
ting a contract for buildings and con-
struction generally than the reputa-
tion Of the man who bids for your
work. Many of the fine structures
you see throughout the country were
not erected by the lowest bidder, but
the man who had the reputation of
adhering to specifications and lending
the advice of his years of experience.
To perform a task just little better
than is required will secure for any
one, particularly a contractor, recog-
milton that will carry him far.
Arthur C. Jacobson & Son of Tue
son, Arizona, 553 North 4th Avenue,
are leading contractors perform
ing a complete and satisfactory
service in the building and general
construction line. Their broad knowl-
edge and. wide experience fits them
for the handling of any size project
most any where. and with sufficient
capital on hand they are able to go into
the production markets Of the coun-
try and buy materials more advant-
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
Oil & Gasoline Consumers Inc. of Arizona

This up-to-date service station
handles good gasoline and motor oils
Their excellent line has been tested
and found to be the very best on the
market today in fact, just little bet
tr than what you thought was the
very best. The great satisfaction
that they are giving is winning new
customers all the time.
They feature excellent products
which have attained an errviable repu-
tation as being among the highest test
gasoline and Oil Of the day. It makes
no difference whether it is for the pas
ssnger car, truck or tractor, you will
find they have fuel that will suit your
needs. They have made study of
this feature of the trade and especial
ly Of the kinds of oil demanded for
this climate. If you get advice from
them you will never have any trouble
with any part of your car.
Expert crank case service is fea-
ture at this station. All you have to
do Is drive in, they will change the oil
in your engine. This service is a
great accommodation to motorists and
aids in keeping the engines in fine
condition.
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
CENTRAL AUTO SALES co.

Have car to suit the purse of every
purchaser and willingly give demon
stratisns, Also have attractive pur
chase plan through which it is pos
sible to purchase car and pay for it
as you enjoy it. Truly most admir-
able firm, under the management of
Mr.. J. E. Gregory and Mr.. R. L. Har-
ris, both prominent and we'll known
business men.
This is one Of the livest automo-
bile firms in this part of the coun-
try, and is prepared to take
care of purchasers with cars which
prove the superiority of the high
grade used car, over the so-called sec
ond hand automobile. These cars will
give many thousands of miles of SER
vice and in many cases will outlive
and outlast many of the new cars
which are selling at similar price.
You do not need to have all cash,
as this firm is ready to take care of
the account and you can be using the
car while you are making payments.
This is a great accommodation to the
public and the excellent policy has
met with great favor. If you want an
auto, go over and get a demonstra-
tion.
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
HOEFLE SHEET METAL WORKS

Metropolitan service of the very
highest order is available for the peo-
pie of this section by this well known
firm. No matter what problems you
may have in these lines. all you have
to do is to consult with them and they
will be able to solve them for you
to an advantage
They have made deep study of
the systems of heating and under
stand the scientific part Of modern
heating. They can tell by looking at
your plans of building how large a
plant should be used, where the re-
gisters should be placed and how
much fuel will be required td keep
your building uniform heat all the
time
All Of the featurs of the trade are
equally as we'll handled and every de-
tail is given the most painstaking
care. Honest and straightforward in
business policies they are prom
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
DAILY & BOYD REALTY co.

Daily & Boyd Realty Co. have Of
fices in Tucson. at 321 East Congress
Street
Ranch property specially - By
men who know ranches.
A visit to the offices Of this prom
inent realty firm will convince you
that you have placed your troubles in
competent hands They conduct an
office where they will aid you in pur-
chasing or renting that new home
If it is a small farm property or lot
you can rest assured that they will
have listed on their books a property
that will fulfill your needs and de-
sires.
For safe, profitable investment
real estate has distinct advantages,
small communities grow into small
towns, towns in to cities and with this
expansion real estate increases in
value. A residence lot today a
business site tomorrow. farm prop
erty today and subdivision little
later on, Consequently by pur-
chasing real estate in such ideal sur
Nogales international., 1937-09-18
THOMPSON REALTY co.

Thompson Realty Co., popular real
estate men are located in Tucson
IL East Broadway.
Among the progressive real estate
agencies of this part Of the country
we are glad to make prominent men
ton Of this agency. The activities
of these men are conducive to the
progress of this section in no small de-
gree inasmuch as their dealings in the
city and farm property attracts new
people to the community
There are many dealers in real es-
tate but the successful operator must
be we'll versed in values and locations
He must also have complete knowl'
edge of the history Of the country and
of what value a particular property
is to the intending purchaser.
The real citizen is the home owner
To him comes the thrill Of owning a
home whether it be large or small
Every true citizens has in his own
mind a picture of the home he al
sometime intends to own. Perhaps
it is a small bungalow with few
rooms, surrounded by flowers. Per
haps a small garden where he may
spend his leisure time Then. too
the owner of rural property desires
the comfort of city. Of the wants Of