The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 6

eer * of his country PAGE SIX awe CANADA’S ‘CHAIR HAS BEEN READY FOR MANY YEARS Musty American Diplomatic Se- erect ‘Revealed by Philadel- phia Architect Philadelphia, 28.—A musty American diplomatic secret has been disclosed here through announcement that Canada soon will send its own minister to Washington. It is that for the last ten ‘years a specially made chair, carved with the Canadian coat of arms, has been waiting in Wash- ington for use of this envoy. Elihu Root, then Secretary of State, ordered the chair, one of many special- ly designed for the Pan-American Union Building at the Capitol, Andrew Carnegie’s memorial to cement more firmly the relations of the Americas. The story is told by Albert Kelsey, of this city, one of the architects of the Pan-American building, who ‘said: “Once a month the ambassadors and ministers of all the American repub- lics meet and are presided over by our Secretary of State in the Pan-Amer- ican building and each representative has a chair of his own, with the arms ved on the back. “Now when these chairs’ were de- cided on, Secretary Root asked me to have an additional one made with the Canadian arms on it, Which was done, and which has been hidden for the past ten years, for Secretary Root cautioned me—to use his exact words to be a ‘little reticent about the matter’.” French Auto oil, about 100 callons; 75c per gallon while it; lasts to close out. See Faunce, ' phone 420. 802 1st. 5-27-1w ln Days Do you suffer ‘from the enervating effects of the hot'summer months? Do SPEED AND DANGER GO HAND IN HAND HERE . 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The quartet of former winners; | who will roll .up to the tape, are: Jules Goux, 1913; ‘Rene Thomas, 1914; Ralph De Palma, 1915 ,and Howard Wilcox, (1919, De Palma’s ‘record of. driving the 500 miles with a Mercedes. for an average of 89.84 miles an hour, stijl stands. Wilcox came the nearest to it last year with an average of 87.84 miles pér hour in a Peugeot boat. ‘De Palma and Thomas are teamed this year with Ballot racers. ‘Also, Goux and Wilcox will-drive the same make of cars, flying the Peugeot colors, the only car to win the sweep- stakes prize three different times. The French boat is a hard one for Amer- ican cars to outstrip. Top, Howard Wilcox; bottom, Ralph De Palma; left Rene | skepti¢al’ up’ . pions will naturally ibe the center of interest. They will try to outgame each other and also stem the assault of the: individual entries. They will be pushed by other stars of équal brilliance. Among them is Tommy Milton, cre- ator'of a new world’s record’ in the sprints for 20 miles. ‘He ‘and Jimmy. recent winner of .the in- race on the Los’ Angeles “speedway, will pilot a pair of Duesen- bergs. ‘the Duesenberg is an. American car, and the, one on which hope is pinned to wrest speed supremacy from foreign’ invaders. A pair, of Eddies ‘will: be. driviig Duesenbergs, too. ‘They are Eddie O'Donnel and Bddie Hearne. Betting makes both: the: United States and *France favorites. We are living {n'a motor age. Just as the ‘automobile motor con- tributed’ tothe raptd déevelppment of motors ‘to navigate the “air, now ‘in turn tHe’ flying “machine ‘engine has suggested ideas for higher speed rac- ing bugs on the groun and * danger increase about the same proportions. their hands...will both be clasped on the Steeripg-wheel in the -blue-ribbon The race of the four former cham- ere Is there’ a limit to human ‘speed, | endurance and ability in athletics? Star athletes keep on smashing rec- ords. Only five months have passed | in 1926 and yet these records already | have been set: | SKBALL—Major league record | 8 innings in ‘three consecitive | set by Brooklyn; 26-inning’| | game between Brooklyn and Boston. ICE SKATING—Ed Horton ‘set ; world’s record of ;:21 2-5 in 220-yard hurdles; Gordon Marshall set world’s record of 8 feet -6 inches for dack- ward jump. SWIMMING—Norman Ross set fol- | towing worl records: Three qu ter mile in 17.23, one mile in 22:58; 3Oc-meters in 6:44 2-5 R. H. ‘Meagher 3et world’s record, for plunge in~75- foot tank in :40. Fred Schwedtt set world’s record of 82 feet 9 inches in | GERMANS FAIL TO, UNDERSTAND WHY FOOD IS PICTURED Scarcity of Edibles in Kaiser- | land Contrasted with Amer- ican Advertisements | Berlin, May 27.—Germans marvel} j at American magazines especially at} the advertisements. A writer in a) Berlin paper tells of feasting his eyes | on the pictures of food in a popular American weekly. “Who has to advertise ham in order | ‘to get rid of it in Germany?” he face-| tiously asks. “But the unfortunate ! American who has a ham to sell must first buy, for a dreadful lot of money. ! | a whole page in a magazine and, at} another terrible price, hire an artist ; to paint a picture for his ham.” The writer rhapsodizes over that | Picture, however. Hetells his readers | what the ham looked like: “A’cross section. “White layers of, fat. Salmon. pink flesh, with. streaks | of fat like the rays of the sun.” | American who possesses.a ham!” | burned to death. event of autodom at Indfanapolis. one-minute in plunge. ‘Ted Cann set world’s tecord of (2:19 4-5) for 220- yard ‘breast stroke. . Minojs iA. C.1 4005 -yard relay team set world’s record of 3:47. 4-5, EO iLING—Burrell Beltings, Chi- cago five, set ‘world's record ‘for sin- gle-game of 1222. c ATHLETICS - fe . Watt sét world’s record of; 5. for 440-yard, low hurdles. Cambridge-Oxford two- ‘AUTO O RACING Tommy Milton wet following world speed records: Two: miles in :46.24;. one: mile in :23.6 half mile, in :11.86; five ‘miles in’ 1:00.14; four miles: in 1:86.14; one kilometer in :14.65.. Jimmy Murphy: set world’s record of rate of a mile in 23 38-100 seconds for.-153.9° miles. SKIING — Anders world’s ‘record in jump of: 213 feet. It amazed: him to find that, in addi- tion to the picture, the owner of the ham “finally has to sing its Praizes. in sweet. words.” é “How we'pity.” he ‘exclaims, “the Turing over the pages, the writer came upon an advertisement: of rub- | ber soles: Evidently -he thought they j Were-used for the. purpose: the Ger- tans make of théir “sole-sparers. “Don’t imagine.”. he .goes- on, “that ‘these American sole-sparers are the kind we! have in Germany, made of’ iron. Not a bit of it, They are-made of rubber!” An-idea of how. scarce and gear rub: ber is in Germany may be gathered from the writer’s statement that “the}: cost of these American sole-sparers, commuted in our valuta, would be’as|* great as that of a trip, ina railway. train from Berlin to Hamburg, with} one day in a-hotel besides.” LETTERS CAUSE DEATH Manchster, Eng., May: 27.— Miss Janet Fairbairn, 7, bride-to-be, was | fireside writing letters of thanks for wedding presents. when. her ctothes caught fire. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE has exploded.’ “A silence ‘as of death. fell. upon She was by the| ‘HOW CONVENTION TWAS FIXED. FOR Family’ Was, Afraid ‘that nagat velt Was “Fixing” It . for Himself BY GIBS GARDNER ‘The “republican ‘convention of 1908 was fixed. for the nioniination of eal liam. Howard’ Taft. - Roosevelt haa| “fixed it. The convention met’ to register tina pre-determination. Roosevelt has started the campaign for Taft delegates. six months before the. convention. niet, ‘and’ :by the first of June’ the. work ‘was ‘done, The only. doubt was among a few divbélieving . ‘that ‘Roosevelt meant what she’ ead, and: some’ membeys’ of Mr: : Taft's, ‘family, - who were openly tothe last minute... The ‘cynical “politicians . and. . the Taft relatives. refused to belteve that Roosevelt” intended to retiie. How: the- ~convention was received |: by thé-‘Taft family is given by: Joseph |’ Bucklin Bishop, who. was: present. In a. memorandum. he ‘made "at the time, ne a’ with ‘the president “tilt ‘7p. m; when. 1 went to the war department, on personal ‘invita- tion of ‘Secretary Taft, and Was ad- mitted. at once’ to his. private office, if which he was si(ting with his wite, daughter, you nae dozen ‘pr ‘thore ‘personal friends. ‘Mrs. Taft “sat. in “her husband’s air “at” his “desk in ‘the ‘center of tiie ‘room, ‘while ‘he sat “at one side In‘a group of friends.. Bulletins were béing received: ‘constantly from. the eonvention by telegraph and téle- pifdne.-. These were ‘brought from. the outer office by Charlie Taft and. han- ded to his ‘mother; who ‘réad then ford) soon came” that’ the nom- inating speeches had ‘all been made, ; yvand the convention would’ proceed to batlot. “Thére’ was-a big ‘sigh’ of re- lief from the ‘little company, and a brief period ‘of breathléss eagerness followed. Then Charlie-came {n: with a bulletin” wich he ‘handéd™'to his mother. Her face Went deathly white. and’ with ‘visible effort. she tead (1 quote‘from memory): ‘A large por- trait of Roosevelt has ‘been displayed on ‘the: platforin ‘and the: convention the room. Mrs. Taft sat, white as marble and motioniéss, Mr. Taft tap- ped with ‘his. fingers‘ on the arm ot his chair and whistled ‘softly. “Charlie entered with another bul- letin, which read: ‘A huge American flag with:.a ‘Roosevelt portait upon it. is being carried about the hall, and ‘the “uproar continues with “in- cynical, politicians, who petsisted | TWO. MEN WOUNDED IN wound and Hamid Hassen is in jail | ’ me FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1920 SANITARY PLUMBING | son: Charlie‘ anda! Hof Water and Steam Heating, Round Oak Pipéléss Furnaces, All Material and Workmanship Suaniterd FRANK G. GRAMBS Bismarck, stories ‘differ; Hotige. claiining that Hassen attacked:him first and ‘Hassen QUARREL OVER LAND j claiming that che ‘was attacked by lodge. ‘Some believe-that the nature “AT STANLEY; IN JAIL of Hassen's wound waiu7d ‘indicate | that it was. self inflicted as a prelim- Stanley. \N. 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Nobody. could: solve the mystery, and it was not ‘solved till*the next day, when the reports of the convention proceed- ings showed that ‘Senator Lodge, ‘who was. chairman, ordered the roll-call to begin in the midst of the uproar as the surest meansi of stopping the final effort for a Roosevelt stampede. “Quickly following the Massachu-| setts bulletin: came others, and with- in a few minutes the nomination was; announced,. and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Tait were in the; center of a swarm. of Congratulations. It is needless to add that (Mrs. Taft’s face had more than regained its normal color. She was the personification of & proud and happy wife. WANT LONGER DAY. London, May 28.—Merchants-of the Associated British Chambers of Com- merce will ask the trade ‘unions for a temporary increase in the length of the working day to speed produc; tion. MOTHER! “California Syrup of: Figs” Child’s Best Laxative Haugen set}. 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