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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
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This Old Treatment Ofton
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quickly, once they discover that the real Gauss
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Frequent OF seanty passages With @artins
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when due to functional Gdnsy disorder, may
b tho cause of nAgEins beckachs, Rheumatic
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Pills, used successfully BY millions for Over 40
Year,: They give happy relief and viii help the
is miles of kidney tubes nush out poisonous
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
VlRME HEALTH
FOR MEN PAST 40

A well-known New York physician has de-
veloped a formula which 70 helpins th~eusanob
to yirls health and vigor. Il % called 1o-ak.
Zo-ak contains . newly discovered horeme
Island activator) and other helpful tnsfeG.
(1lue boz Nsn-Oranse Boz Wonen) Tor ON
MONTH. II It doesn't help you-your money
back. Zo-ak Il s~afe-contsins no NUE. vomice
81 RsinboV Pharmacy, Great Fails; AissooIA
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town, and all good druggists. Zo-ak Economy
size saves you 81. Booklet by physician free n
sealed wrapper. Zo-sk o.. % v. 18Th ~
n. Y.-Advortioem0nt.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
Fox Caught
In Trap With Hen

A primitive taste for fowl cost a
silver fox vixen her freedom at Cor
wallis a few days ago which she had
gained by crawling over the guard fence
at the Bitter Root fur farm. The valu-
able animal escaped to the woods,
only to return at night to prowl
around the buildings. She could not
resist a hen, fastened in an open coop,
and was trapped.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

Workers in Montana will be eligible to re-
ceive unemployment benefits after June /,
1899. under the terms Of the bill passed by
the recent legislature and now in the hands
of the governor. Contributions to the fund
will be made entirely by employers. They will
be required to pay into the fund not less
than one percent nor more than SO per-
cent Of their annual payroll. Benefits will
not be paid for more than 16 weeks in a
year and will be not more than SIS a week
nor less than 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19

The people of Montana will pay to
the state government in the form of
taxes and licenses a total of $6,374,110
during the next fiscal year under the
various evenue laws which have been
on the statute books together with the
new revenues legislated by the assem-
bly, which has just closed its session.
Under the laws which had previously
been in effect. the state governments
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-03-19

q forgery or marked no funds" be-
cause of his requirements. !
Honest people never object to my
to do So" he said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
LANCER PROHIBITS
TAX DEED ISSUANCE
Governor Calls Attention to
Drouth as Reason for
Banning Certificates

Relief for farmers pressed to pay
taxes was seen Wednesday In . proc
lamation from the office Of Gov
william LANCER prohibiting issuanca
Of = tax deed on any tax certificate
held by . county, individual Of cor
poration until Dec. 81.
The proclamation prohibits county
auditors from issuing any tax deed
on any tax certificate or tax sale.
Declaring that especially Western
North Dakota Is having the worst
drouth In history" LANCER asserted
the issuance Of tax deeds during this
period Of depression and drouth would
cause "irreparable damage"
"A large part Of real estate taxes
in the state are now delinquent and
tax certificates have been issued" the
proclamation read. county auditors
In behalf Of their counties and private
individuals holding tax certificates
are about to and contemplating pro-
curing tax deeds to this land" -
This was the reason for the pro.
clamatton barring and prohibiting"
county auditors from issuing. execut-
ing or delivering any tax deed during
the period outlined" Lanser said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Park 5fIH lrYfg1tsfs s'
To Select Directors

Officers and directors Of the Park
Hill Mutual Aid corporation. cooper
etive irrigation association organized
by residents Of the Park Hill addition.
will be elected at q meeting Thursday
night in the Don Bailey home, o. T..
Haakonson announced Wednesday.
Decision was arrived at Wednesday
that cooperative organization to be
incorporated under the name Park
Hill Mutual aid corporation should be
set up. Creation Of IN irrigation dis
trict also had been considered but
was decided In favor Of the first men-
toned plan. The cosnmtttee appodnt-
ed to investtsste the question will
make its reporeat the nseetipg Thurs
day night, Haakonson said. {
About % persons attended the meet
ing Tuesday night at which Mayor
obert A. Olson, City Auditor MyTon
Atkinson, Assistant Attorney General
Charles Verrett and d. J. Beakey, Sec
retAry Of the water commission. spoke.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
KRAABEL RESIGNS
POST OF VETERANS
n. D. Commissioner
Only Man Ever to Occupy Job
Accepts Position With
American Legion Staff

Resignation Of TO. ,Kraabel n
veterans service comrl lssioner To-
North sDalsssa 10 sccspt . nolifio4lun
the national staff Of the American
Legion at Washington. D. O.. VA
announced Wednesday both by Kraa-
bel and the governors office here.
In his letter, dated June !, Krsabel
called attention to the work for re-
babilitation Of war veterans and their
dependents, done in the last 1S years
by the American Legion and its aux
i]iary and expressed the hope that 1t
will continue In the future with the
assistance of the state government.
Kraabel has been veterans service
commissioner for the last 10 years and
had the support Of the American Le-
gion for re-appointment. The provi-
sion which would have insured his
reappointment. however. was stricken
from the appropriation bill at the last
session Of the legislature after one Of
the most spectacular battles Of the
session.
The original bill providing for Z
service commissioner was passed ct
the request Of the American Legion.
and Kraabel Is the only man who
ever filled the position, having been
re-appointed by various governors
throughout his 10 years Of service.
The resignation becomes effective
June 30 "or upon the appointment Of
Q successor"
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Buried Bottle Recalls
Arbor Day Here in 'O7

i Almost. forgotten Bism arck
school history came to. light
Tuesday when . bottle. contaiia-
ink . sl,eet Of notebook paper,
was found by John PutS. janitor
ct the WIN school. g he was Dig
ging out . box elder tree on the
north side OF the school, pre-
paratory to planting another.
Written on the paper were
these words, This tree was plant
cd by Aooln 1 Of the Oscar win
school and named Gov. Burke"
The date was May :. 1907. and
then followed the neat signatures
Of the % pupils IN Room 4. with
Miriam Bentley. teacher. Ths
bottle was capped with . lead seal
ana apparently had just beso
broken BY Mr.. Puts'S spade. for
the paper was in good condition
and entirely legible.
Mis- Bentley. the teacher,
daughter Of ono of Bismarck's
pioneerA families. Is now Mrs. J.
B. Belk, TO Fourth et. When
contacted by telephone regarding
the incident, she recalled the
planting Of the tree ct an Arbor
day celebration but could not re-
member the placing Of the bottle.
6he thinks 1t must have been IN
- ~
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
TOURISTS ROUTED
AWAY FROM n. D
Action Is Result Of judges Cam
paign Against out-of-
: State Statesmen

Fargo. N. D., June 2.-<R,-As .
sequel to the arrest ana flninG Of
Minnesota travelling men IA the Nj
not territory for operating their eacs
without North Dakota licenses Q
campaign has emanated from sone
.out-of-state sources to direct all tour
1T traffic sway from Mlgth Dakota,
uo1EtDl1E m f11li1 y11u1S SsNooeoo
mas reoaived hare. lmailed ftum m
Grange City. Iowa, hotel. Il bore the
typed signature Of the Automobile
Protective association and asked ho-
telS 10 post.
It read: Warning: Automobile
drivers with out-of-state plates, the
North Dakota law requires North De-
kota plates on all cars operated In the
state. Penalty-arrest ana - days n
jail and SIS fines. This law Is being
enforced.
Automobile Protective association. =
Urban Powers. manager Of the
Powers hotA In, Fargo. mid the Sign
was typical OF the discrtminattotf
many routing bureaus sse practicislg
against North Dakota and which has
been intensified BY the resent incl
dent In which Minnesota travelling
men were arrested at Ninot. =,
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
MOVE IS AIMED AT
STOPPING RUSSIAN
MUNITIONS FLEET
Germany Cooperating in Bot
tling Up Ports on Mediter-
ranean Coast Of Spain
JOINT NAVAL ACTION SEEN
Great Britain Pledges Friend
ship to Berlin In Move to
!. Maintain Peace

(By the Associated Prss)
italian warships established . vir-
tual blockade Of Eastern Spain today
to prevent Russian vessels from carry
Ing war supplies to the Madrid-va-
lencia government.
A reinforced German battle fleet
was understood to be cooperating
with tl1e Italian men Of war In their
determined move to stop Soviet ships
from running munitions to the Span
tsh government.
italian political circles considered
the sudden decision Of Premier Mus
solini Is, In effect, clainpinG down the
intellectual blockade which insurgent
Gen. Francisco Franco had attempted
TO establish on the Mediterranean
coast Of Spain.
italy and Germany both resumed
fresdom Of action Monday by with
drawing from the London committee
and demanding full guarantees that
their patrol ships would not b At
tackled again by Spanish government
war planes.
Great Britain was reported to be
considering . plan for joint naval
action against Spain to offset the
establishment Of the italian blockade.
Tho British admiralty was Tepofted
to be constdertng dispatch of add
tional ships to stlas- troubled sarsa. IN
battle sQuadIons Of both 1eddy 1s1
GArmanv already nff Anatn Unfa n.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
PERSONNEL CHANGE
AT CAPITOL occurs
Approval Of Recently Awarded
Highway Contracts Is
Expected by M'ourren

p. H. McGurren, state highway
commissioner, Wednesday expected
FNNan1s Ut rul1d fnotects~ he'd up n
FW6sh1ngton would be approved now
|that the state haS compiled with cer-
tain government requirements.
After q conference with <. II.
Bishop, chief Of the division Of con-
|struction and A. Z. Palen, district
engineer, both Of U. 8. bureau OF
public roads, Mc0urren said arrange
ments were made for increasing the
revolving fund to pay CONTRACTOR
monthly as needed.
"The construction department was
strengthened by the advancement Of
M. p. Wynkoop from road engineer
to construction engineer. the general
plan remaining Is heretofore" Nc
Gurren asserted.
Wynkoop succeeds Walter Brophy,
formerly In charge Of the statewide
highway planning survey. who had
recently replaced H. H. Hurning q
assistant chief engineer In charge Of
construction.
Brophy becomes safety engineer to
speed up the cooperation Of all d.
visions In safety work for which Nc
Gurren declared there Is more need
than at any previous time.
Wynkoop, field and road engineer
In the state office, has been employed
by the highway department since 1919
except for about 10 months In 1883
1894. He formerly was division en-
gineer at Valley City.
Ncdurren also said Roy Frazier
had been transferred from superin-
tendent Of equipment to general fore
man under Maintenance Engineer p.
e. Gurvin. The equipment setup was
discontinued and will be handled ul1-
der the maintenance division. the
commissioner said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02

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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
sBSR|'ElDE9-|
u u sat Z ss5Fk $50 M Y
FROM LEAGUE PLAY
BECAUSE OF ANTICS
Frick Declines 10 AmpIify HE
Announcement Of Cards
Stars Banishment

New York, June 2.-lReFord Ffick,
president Of the National League
Wednesday suspended Jerome Her
man Dizzy Dean, indefinitely for
conduct detrimental to the best tn
terests Of baseball"
Ffick declined to amplify hig state
n1ent announcing the suspension noE
would he say how long the star right
handler Of the ct. Louis CardinalG
would be out Of the game.
Dean has been the center Of a,yG51es
Of disturbances both On and Offsthe
field since the spring training season
began.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
THRIFT ADVOCATES
IN SENATE T0.PUSH
FOR SLASH IN FUND
Houses Economy Bloc Loses as
Bigger Expenditures Are
Approved 323 to A.
SIX ROLL CALLS REQUIRED
Special Interests Win Demands
for Earmarking Certain Funds
From Appropriation

washington, June 2.-(R1-The ads
ministrations 81 500, ,000,0 900 relief bill,
winning midnight house approval af-
ter . compromise quasned persist
revolt, went to the senate wednesday
Tor another major battle.
Economy advocates In that cham
Der said they would renew demands
to cut the fund by one-third. A
house bloc lost similar attempt be-
fore the final 1923 to a vote by which
the btll passed.
There were prospects, too, that
some senators would try to reinstate
amendments to earmark oue-third
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Jansonius to Attend
Graduation Exercises

Judge Fred J. JansoniuS left Bis
marck Tuesday evening for st. Louis
Mo-, to attend graduation exrecises at
Warrington University there, at
which his son, John, will receive
degree from the university medical
college.
Judge Jansonius expects to return
to Bismarck shortly after June 8,
when the exercises will be held. John
Jansonius will return with his father
to remain here until July l. when he
will 70 to Des Moines. Iowa. to start
his interneship ct the Methodist hos
pital there.
Mrs. Jansonius did not make the
trip with her husband.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
GOVERNMENT WAGE
AND HOUR ACT HELD.
LEGAL BY JACKSON
Flat Minimum Suggested Until
Limits Are Adjusted for
Sections, Industry
WAGNER ACT EFFECT EYED
Assistant Attorney Gene a |
Says Children Must 30 Pro-
tsctsd From Exploitsrs

Vry> sAtw~kAn S,.,.n INA DaS>ar$
H. Jackson. assistant attorney sen.
.r.i ...,,red /. io,rt ccr,re..iore,
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conmls1ee wednesday sns sorl
traton,s proposed wage ana hour Dill
was distinctly not m NESA or any.
thing Ike m NRA.p
When jackson ftnished his pre-
Palea ts.le rep aba hssr e sssn
into the bill : nat minimum vase
to obtain until the administrative
board had fixed mtnimums for each
section and industry"
Jackson agreed 1t would take some
time" to fix the various minimums,
but said he believed the provision sug.
sested ~ Keller would enoanser con-
stitutaonaliIy OF the pui.
senator Ellender eDem:-Lao askeo
Wnether the proposal o!a not CON
tions act. He suggested wage might
be agreed upon through collective
bargaining under the Wagner act that
was lower than the minimum set
under the proposed law.
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=, .,,ch sstm.tion | ~ h,t err,s insd .tl,s
s.es ~ 800 And hour hosrd cn,,lS disreserd
s,,ch sn aareement q Il foa,nd il ~
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.Iacksnn said that long estahlishAd
nreoedents were the bssis for tbs
sdministration,a .uronoeed vaaa. ard
h6S3f m. is~ET Il 2. u.
Nvcent -fbf III child lsbor provision;
he said, the bill was backed " previ-
ous definitions Of federal power to
regulate interstate commerce.
He asked the measures enactment
partly Is Z challenge to . 1918 SUI
preme court decision invalidAting
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Deer Finds Refuge
At Mandan's s Depot

A deer from the Heart riyeS
country. was back In its accug-
toned haunts Wednesday aftef
an exhausting experience with
civilization.
Chased by . dog. the young buck
raced into Mandan through the
nearby park and onto the railroad
station platform where he fell t0
the ground exhausted.
A. w. Brady. special railway
officer, and william Cress, car
man, both Of Mandan. caught the
animal, bathed him In the re-
freShing park water and turned
him loose along the Heart river.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
X.RAYS show that
HERSCHLEB'S Jaw
WASBROKEN TWICE
Board Of Administration Joins
Crime Bureau In Probe Of
Veterans Death
MILLER PLANNING AUTOPSY
Former Attendant in Hospital
at Jamestown Cities In
stances Of Cruelty

Disclosure that the jaw Of Harry
Herschleb, World War veteran who
died last Saturday In the state hos
pital at Jamestown, had been frac-
tured In two places and that the skull
may have been fractured Wednesday
led to . joint investigation by the
state bureau Of criminal identifica-
tion and the state board Of admins
tration.
G. A. Miller, Identification chief
said the doctors who examined the
X-ray pictures, taken Tuesday. want
ed moro time to study them 50 as to
be sure about the skull fracture but
that tho circumstances Of death were
clearly such that the crime bureau
would hold an autopsy and 60 On
through with IT,"
BY this, he said, he meant that the
bureau will try to find out definitely
what caused the death. The official
explanation. q given Ttlesday at the
hospital, was that Herschleb died OF
exhaustion due to continued exertion
because Of his maniacal condition.
Board win Join Probe
Miller said that r. M. Rishworth
OF the board Of administration,
charged with supervision Of the hos
pital, had conferred with him and the
prospect Is that the board will Join
In the probe.
]. NJ. Hanley, Jr., Morton county
states attorney at whose request Nil
Ter entered the casa. said the circuAa-
Atnsfs1sk e ttle- deata1s- seemed % b.
46eeu1s' and that hs had xbeen told
that members Of tie family ware In
formed that Herschleb had received
the fractured jaw while scrappine
with a guard while out Of his head"
Whether the autopsy and attendant
(Coutinued ON Page Two)
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Broken Propeller Is
Cause of Race Delay

Niobrara, Neb., Inns 3.-lk3-The
Miasouri river cruisers racing hare
from ot. Louis to Fort Benton. Mont,
left here ct Z .. M. Wednesday after
. run foom Yankton Wednesday IN
which the City Of Malta suffered .
broken propeller. The racers hoped
TO make Chamberlain, 8. D. We'd
nesday night.
The Malta suffered It's accident .
few miles from springfle5d and had
- b towed there. Tho,G Glasgow led
fl.e cruisers at Springfield with the
oreat Falls second and the Fort
Benton third. The race was tied up
for q minutes while repairs were
made to the Malta.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
C0chrane Recovering
Rapidly From Injury

New York, June l.-R-Mickey
Cockrane,s recovery from the effects
of multiple skull fracture, due to be-
ing "beaned" eight days ago at the
Yankee stadium. continued 80 salts
factorily Wednesday that the Detroit
baseball manager was permitted to
smoke for the first time and was put
on Q more elaborate diet.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Boy Struck by Auto
In Serious Condition

Bottineau. N. D., June = = John
Murray, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Murray Of near Dunseith. N D.. was
In serious condition ii = hopsital here
after being struck BY an automobile
at Dunseith late Saturday evening.
Murray WAS crossing the street when
the car hit him. u
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02

San aSiAn. Puerto Rico, June a.
R)-An3elia lerhArt lifted her silvery.
twin -motore1 monoplane into the
second}leg Of her projected "Just for
fun" mint around the world We'd
nesday, heading for Paramaribo,
Dutch euiena. 1000 miles away.
Her 9Atp roared away under fair
skies aud with q l0.mile-an-hour east
wind fct the long overwater hop.
The takeoff ut 4:50 q. m. (CST)
had be6n considerably delayed while
ths sliaya blonde airwoman awaited
weather reports from Trinidad.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
WOMEN WIN

Friendly, w. Va, June 2.-Re1hs
hand that rocks the cradle win rulo
this little Ohio river town. WomeA
won every office In Tuesdaya
municipal election by IN average yot2
Of 10 to Is. !, 1.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
DR.. John p. Rule, 48,
Dies at New Salem

New Salem. N. D., June 2.-lEe
Dr.. John p. Rule. -. New Salem den.
tist, died Wednesday Of heart disease.
He had practiced here n years.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
WRIT AND ANDvIK

WRIT AND ANDVIK
RE-ELECTED AT MANDAN
Dr.. G. +. Wirts and Rev. o. o. And
vik were reelected to the Mandan
board Of education In Ttiesday,s elec-
tion.
Wirtg polled the heaviest vote Of
l,027. Ardvik received TAO votes. The
third candidate. G. w. Wright running
On sttckefs received 502 votes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
Worm Action Needed
Is Munro's Warning

Fargo, Md. june 2.--lR-A vigor-
Gus nti-srSsshopper campaign Is be-
Ing conducted IN several North Da-
kota counties. J. A. Munro. state as-
ricultsral college entomoloetst, an
notnced, but he warned fssmers to
take immediate control measures
against cut worms and wire worms.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
House Passes FDR's Relief Meas
Warshibs Blockade Spain Loyalists' Harbors
Cole and Register
Elected to Board

Dr.. w. =. Cole and George N. Reg
lister were reelected TO three-year
terms on BismarckS city school board
Tuesday.
The official count, as announced
Wednesday by r. Penwarden, school
board clerk and supervisor Of the
election, was Cole 7lS: Register eco:
Mrs. 3. J. Conrad 57s; J. 8. Fevold
$50.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
10 CO-ORDtNATE AGENCIES

Bozeman. Mont, June 1-lReE. A..
starck. agricultural economist at
Montana State college. said plans are
under way Wednesday for 6o-ordinat.
Ing the work OF all agencies seeking
tc alleviate drouth conditions In
Eastern Montana.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02
AMELIA TAKES Off
FOR Dutch GUIANA
Round World Filler Points Her
Ship Across 1000 Miles
Of Caribbean

Miami, Fla, June 2.-(R)-fan-
Ameejcan Airways reported Ame-
liz Ear1lart landed at Caripito,
venesuels, at S:lS .. m. (CST)
Wednesday after . flight from
San luarb Puerto Rico.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-06-02

The Weather
Fair tonight, Thurs
day; rising tempera-
ture Thursday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-04-09
aitablc Advice Rather Than Harsh Treatment Was
The Masters Way

e' al " may be said and done these days speaking
co ing evils isn't there likely to be unnten mistakes
made by the very best of crime tall place in anv
community should hearts of preachers teachers
fathers mothers and officers bleed rat her than want TO fur
liner oprcss with ruthless The tender hand of charity
should be thrown around the
men f@ PREACHERS of churches should warm desire
to redeem the fallen rather than and crush OF all men
on e who should be painful misforunes sins of whatever
KIND II should be the preacher He is representative Ay
e 'lc Id" mas to arrest mprison fine and jail
heghbor the of strike the prber first for
lear he not have done his duty by his decent life and his
ue mcrceS More men and have saved from trouble
shame and disgrace through the agency touches
ana council than by the black jack swords shot Guns or on
other malicious nerciless forces