The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1923, Page 1

| WRATHER FORECASTS | FORECASTS cloudy tonight and ESTABLISHED 1873 THE BIS BISMARCK, » NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1923 CK TRIBUNE FINAL EDITION PRICE FIVE CENTS GREEK FLEET OFF TURK STRAITS GOVERNOR T0 PITCH FIRST | BALL IN GAME Will Open North Dakota State League Here at 4 p. m. Tomorrow HANLEY ARRIVES Manager of Bismarck Team Announces Line-up for the Opening Game Here Time of Games First game in North Dakota League here called at 4 [NATION AWAITS LEGISLATIVE ACTION IN EEE A ee scanpar, SLOPE COUNTY CAR SHORTAGE |”° WINS $50,000 — COURT ACTION Will Recover fro State Bond- ing Fund Because of Treas- \ urer’s Actions JUDGMENT MODIFIED ‘ $25,000 Verdict Is Raised to \ $50,000 by the Supreme \ | Court Here i | Slope county will recover $50,000 from the State Bonding Fand cal + of money irregularly deposited pe Deplores Constant Fighting Among Irish SOURCE IS IN | i siti i Rome, Italy May 23—Pope Pius yaa ain in which he deplored the rugeles in Ireland, the situation inj is Ruhr and events in Ru 1 " i nee pg said that he would contin to do Great Volume of Grain Ship: everything possible to alleviate. the | ments Through Port of le wferings ae the world, AGAINST BOND SALES ASKED Attorney BACK UP TO FAR Gein Railroad Represent- atives to be Brought Into Conference Taxpayers | May he great volume For | of grain shipments through the — p, sn puis ees ‘ POReCORMBUTIAIS ONE dandle Ghecite Protesting against Commis- | ‘PROTEST MADE 10 BRITAINS OVER ACTION Much Uneasiness Said To Be Caused by War-Like Man- ifestations There ' LONDON ATTRACTED Budding Turkish Menace Draws Attention in Diplo- matie Quarters ? -A Greek about the entrance Constantinople, ™ fleet is cruising | Grands Fo: EARLY FIRE IN | MANDAN CAUSE: OF HEAVY 10S8 McGillic Store Adjoining Suffers Small Loss— Tenants Flee ¢ Fire starting in the kitchen of the} Princess cafe at 316 Main street,! Maidan, at 6:30 o'clock this morn- ing caused a blaze which entailed @ loss of approximately $15,000 to $20,- oO The kitchen of the cafe was badly burned and the loss is estimated: at $5,000 on the building and «$7,000 on the stock, © _ & The P, W. McGillic’ meat market adjoining ‘suffered a small loss while tenants in ‘six apartments on the second floor of the building sut- fered losses varying from very small to probably “$1,000, The fire is said to have started as a result of grease on the stove blazing up and igniting woodwork. iB of the occupants of the a- partnients above moved all their be+' longings out into the Northern Pa- cific park, and owners then began separating them. While at the Univer-! jsity he was a member of the men’s} e club and took a leading part}. in athletics... Since leaving college; |he has always taken an active part) the musical development of the} city in which he resided and ail) imuch in promoting athletics schools. After leaving the university ne! served as city superintendent of| schools at McHenrygfor three years, | land as principal of ‘the Lawton and} 'Pekin schools for one year each, During the coming summer ‘he will| take special summer work toward| jobtaining his master’s degree at the | | University of Washington. | Mr. and Mrs, Bublitz expect to arrive in Bismarck about three weeks before the opening of school next, fall. SHELBY FIGHT. I$ PROTESTED, ). Yakima; Wash, May May 23.—Protest- ing against the scheduled fight at! Shelby, Mont., duly 4, between Jack ! Dempsey and Tom Gibbons, the Fran- | els Willard union of the ‘W. C. T. U.: here passed a resolution asking the Montana orghnization to use its in- | fluence in preventing the fight. A- whale ‘recently caught off the shores of Greenland had: in its body the hend. of an old harpoon, which experts estimate must have been there 50 years at least. | Marie Price, 24 years old. Madison Wis., May in a restaurant (ast night, Vhitfield, sought as the slayer of Patrolman Dennis Griffin at Cleve- | land, 0., broke away from two! ; policemen and escaped under a show- er of bullets. This city was alive} with searching bands until early this morning and hundreds of stu dents of the University of Wiscon-/| sin turned out to aid in the chase! by automobile and on foot. A generat alarm was broadcasted | through the State, With Whitfield} was a woman who gave her name as She said she had traveled with him since bis flight to Cleyeland. She was tocked hed for questioning. ip LARRY SEMON DRAWS MILLION - A YEAR FOR 3 Chicago, May 23--Under ‘a con- | tract signed here Monday, Larry Se- {mon, motion picture comedian, will , receive a salary of $1,000,000 a year for a period of three years, said to be the larggst individual contract ever closed in the|movie world, The three million @ollar contract, executed by Semon and by. M. H. Hoffman, general manager..of the Trpart Film corporation of New York, calls for completion of &x super-fea- ture‘comedies within three years. There are 500 varieties of spiders in the British Isles. 23-—Captured | James | }to preside at the next jury son, believed to ve come here from a, Californ les, operator of a motion picture m chine in a theater, where the fire was said to have started. The other dead are believed to be Chi-; nese and negroes. NO JURY TERM HERE IN JUNE Judge: Coffey Will - Probably Hold Term Here Later Zz There will be no June jury term jin district court in Bismarck. Judge James A. Coffey,, who is scheduled term here, probably -will hold a term dur- ing the summer. He will hold a term in Jamestown in June. Judge Jansonius will open a jury term of court in Sheridan county, at McClusky, on June 5, to last two weeks, and will hold a term of court in Washburn the first Tuesday after July 4. Legion Drive Good .progress is being made in the drive of Lloyd Spetz Post, Amer- ican. Legion, for renewal of old memberships and for. new member- ships, The, inert will hold a meets ing te f, 8 o'clock. At 7 p'clock ot will be guests of the ie: ‘Riidiory at a “pot luck” supper, and Pedro Gonza-| Arena's new schoolhouse will be; dedicated on Thursday, May 31, with elaborate exercises. The graduation | and dedication will be-held in the | gymnasium of the new building. The} | school, of dark vitrified brick with | white trimmings, has four rooms jand is modern in every respect, A; | tine gyninasium is in the basement.| E.-J. Taylor, state law librarian, will speak at the graduation, exer-j cises, Regan school has issued {tions for’ the graduation exercises fon June 1. They willbe held in ‘the Farmers Union hall, and Miss| Hazel Nielson of Bismarck will de-| liver the address. Graduates ire} | Vivian Grace~Ashlock, Alice Evans, | Alvin George Manning and Earl Charles Manning. > Miss Madge Runey, county school | ‘superintendent, yesterday visited | ;8ehools in the Schrunk district, at} Florence Lake and Phoenix. FIRE DESTROYS NEWSPAPER Thief River Folls, Minn. May 23 —Fire of unknown origin late last night destroyed the plant of the Thief River Falls Times, with a loss of $28,000. Pamage of $12,000 also was caused to four other firms, in- cluding the Drummond hotel where guests, were ‘compel t6 leave their rooms, i invita- ithe Istar and the Carpona which are } noncommittal. d authority to go around pce Shite | the board of commissioners would or would not do, and that the bonds s should have gone to the com rs. He said a igi atiye a g counties to go on jcash basis on July 1 was cena a 1 for the decision of the commission- |} ‘ers to sell bonds. ! He said he did not think the board | tributed “although agents for the | should be branded as fraudulent be- | Tunners were said to be trying io Cause, he said, they hed nec atu find 8 purchaser for 7,000 cases of their discretion far enough to apt iquor, the court stay “you cannot do this.” | He said that Mr, Hughes was able to buy the bonds, he might do so to | Wooledge For te buy the bonds, he night do sa in his lawsuit or he might have} Upholding of ‘arrangements — with ange bond houses to take over the bonds. 18th Amendment y"" shen *e.er", list of recent ‘bond sales in the state including: Minot, N. D., May 23—The 18thi Ward county 51-2 percent bonds amendment to the constitution of! at 101; McHenry county 5 1-2 bonds | the United States shoyld be enforc-/ at 101; Dunn county 6 percent bonds! ed or repealed, says G, E. Wooledge ; at par; Mountrail county 51-2 per- of Minot, chairman of the Democrat-! cent bonds at 101. He said the ic state central committee of North offers were no better than the 61-4 Dakota, in answering a question-! percent Burleigh county bonds, fire circulated among similar offi- cials in various states by the Ch tian Science Monitor of Boston. Mr. Wooledge says: “The 18th amendment ,to the fed- tion, eral constitution should be enfore- He said that if the commissionets ed the same-as any other provision had made a egal contrac “which} ‘af our constitution. I favor any law he did not think they had, there that enforces the amendment and was nothing the court could do; it| that‘makes it effective according to they had not the commissioners | The vigilance of the Coast Guar ! fleet is being centered on small ‘boats that may be attempting to reach the rum fleets anchored be- ‘yond the protecting three mile! limit. Much of the liquor cargo of ! (flying the British flag, is reported | to have already been landed and ¢ { He said the court would be going} a great ways under the evidence to} say that the board acted fraudulent ly and secretly and abused discre-| to its meaning. It should be enfore- could not be trusted to go ahead and school dedication at. Litchvit jcounty, on May 31; deliver the ad- ed or repealed. Congress cannot make the best sale possible, modify the 18th amendment.” Mr. Allen said Mr. Cox had re The Monito: poll showed 23 ferred to “drastic ction” to. be- chairmen are against modification, taken if the court did not grant an 8 are for modification, and 1 are injunction and declared ‘this wns, g0- (Continued on Page a); Friday and Sat- | {in banks now closed by J. S. Dou-j quirement of every freight eur to sioners’ Action Argues : . ‘ eiwetteris rlass, former county treasurer, un-, handle the stream on its way to the to the straits, of the D Ly, game at 3 P. M. | der u decision of the supreme court New York ports was ussizned as |danelles and the Turkish govern ond Sith oMIRGE today, in affirming and modifying the oS) reason why the west suffers| GET NEW BOND OFFER/ et has formally called attention her 5. On Tuesday the judgment given the county by Dis- from ee ee aaa eager uc fof the British to the incident, | team goes to Jamestown. — inct Judge Thomas H, Pugh. - tert amor ae Cebu aieactousd! ing a prgtest against the pr ‘ 3 : : 5 waged the public relations committee of i Pee! pans aes In district court Slope county was , é 5 . of dy Oe dean. ball at the Bismarck baseball park ‘which the high court increased to ; : ‘ 00,000 of Bonds Is seus : ae i { Alolde Northwest Regional Advisory Board . s cHueingemmiuen de here tamorrow, opening the North 1s 0,000. The first-named sum em- jj, seule. 3 i : a ne much uneasiness in Dakota State League ‘season. i braced money deposited and lost af-| "Cay shortages in the Northwest ade in Court | stantinople, The opening is scheduled fori ter the passage by the 1921 legisla: | are really made in the east, Mr. = Rik GRETA tO promptly at 4 P.M, following a ture of a public depository act. The; Conn said and his statements’ Arguments were made before MUST TAKE ACTION powee by the Elks band from the { total sum embraced liability on funds ‘backed up by those of ©. ‘T. Van. Judge Fred Jansonius this afternoe London, Threats of fresh downtown district to the park jin the banks at the time of taking denover of Minneapolis and others i” the petition of several local tax- |trouble in the ar East are at Minot’s team is expected in to- effect of the law, and concerning was the means of action being tak- Peyers for injunction against the) tracting attention here. Referring night to oppose the local club. h the provisions of the deposi- | en at the meeting to obtain the pre-| County commissioners to prevent to the wrecking of the bridge across Manager Tom Shanley of the local} law were not met. jsence of representatives of eastern] Sle of from $50,000 to $100,000 of the Maritza river connecting Adrian club arrived this noon with three | The court, in an opinion written by j tailways at the next session of the county refunding bonds atjople and Karagath, the Daily Tele ore ployers, Catcher Noll came in | Justice Birdzell, held that “where at | board which will be held in Sious ; °« percent rreee nA ose ; an ald. Hee correspondent says last. night, and the Bismarck clubj ; the time of theNtaking of effect of ee = Dd, aay 17. : oe Spie Hey paige we A thas. ae vat He ae ae oF ‘ ane es ‘ a i Tee nae 5 " . caponitonweli a 21,; It is hoped that once the easte J. Spies, aucns, A. has no be lamaged it is i now (has 10.men on the roster, all) ara RTIN TABERT, NORTH DAKOTA YOUTH, WHO DIED FOLLOWING AG SIN PAREIGORUD AU) WO eponitory nw lon Marehis) 1921) | od eaamyareltilly Gayited areteat, Hughes andi Hi Ji Ducmelarid) {danger and recall that the Turk of whom have been playing for sev-' pRigoN CAMP, IS BURIED IN ONE OF THE TWO SPOTS SHOWN ABOV RE) (Sk pet funds Yece onedemant Show eid’ cr the nevis of dhe went iq | dudberJadeoniny ab the epnemeton | ane lnewicty ties mined at Gal ee ous PUTE_ AS TO WHICH ONE, THE PUTNAM LUMBER COMPANY SAYS HE [RAO DING He Hanks) whieh ydidynotimect thelre: | er ction” matterel that wome| Oflareuments Of) HMB) (Coxsianpeats| oMheaManitend explosion) sive mth tol will, have at 8 nucleus CEMETERY BELOW, WHILE A. FELLOW. PRISON BODY WAS BURIED IN THE pul actentetorfina eo and where the | reune ETT HOMER TG Ps eco coe | THETA ad ky ora atTUbtEN 8: GATI@ION vel bob eb tiisel sae REL IEEE No es, Nord and himse : a dpa iP 1SSRUPROS ENT Sen Tant cs FTTEAE) cposit was allowed to remain in the ; : 1 Cintas eon 4 % : SWAMP ABOVE. AT THE RIGHT IS REPRESENTATIV RLY OF THE COMMITTEE PROB- | deposit was allowe 1 shortage situations in the forth-; county attorney, took the matter u He adds: “The budding Turkish eG who neve en ae 0-0 ING CHARGES OF BEATING PRISONERS. HE IS HOLDING RAP WITH WHICH WITNESSES "en-complying banks until they fail-| yest which at times become acute, | der advisement, menace cannot be dismissed ther all : en: anc a A ae an Say TABERT WAS BE ed three months CE ATR _ the} “Canadian grain flowing through| On the one hand Mr. Cox alleged] bluff and there is some realizati sv matter to slip into fine team- | bier e i treasurer and his bondsmen are liable the Port of Buffalo is a contribut-! the commissioners ed secretly | in competent quarters that it must on the opening day. | By NEA Service nted to see the wor Ever since the Tabert case | for the loss sustained.” ng cause of car shortage, accord-|#nd that the sale of bonds at the |be promptly scotched.” ing today with Shanley were! Tallahassee, Fla., May 23.~Martin few years he had ge with its astounding charges of | fouglas retired as ng ito Mr. Vandenover who declar.{ Price they proposed to sell them | oo = Hugh Jennin of Duluth pitcher; !Tabert did not die in vain. erously ted all his time to brutality broke in Florida, | yu of § ope county at this congestion cks up io! Would cost the county $5,000 in 20 Charley Schipp, first base of St.!_ The state of Florida, Samily, use he knew he newspapermen have been battl- | ji was bonded by the State Bonding the farms of North Dakota and oth. Years. He presented an affidavit of Paulp Georre unne) loutesienden) Gt lite foundation with the i needed on the (iin Te ing with all sorts of obstacles. | iinq for $60,000. In January, 1919,!er Northwestern states. He. said|E. A. Hughes offering to purch I 1 and Dick Noll catcher got in poundavies | aise ees 3 omen Ay crue oa Tee ee eee os! Hi fe {the commissioners designated the wheat shippers at times} the bonds at par und $3,100 pr aan ahanley | The lash nfust go! The convict he knew it would’ be all 6, Uecnvencountecea i | First State bank and the Slope Coun- lent of thestsevolithe Mort: Muu 20C. S1B) O00 bonds were sold, pually scommlate sbutm ie BIPM Tnajantrte Mae eH) ud eee tsa TNMs Uintl AERA Hee ; Hanigoreardon ar adanoy itor Bue orem ani meriean walneal eee ae ents pe si | on ouGhelaee! Meo the Sh EE ieee: bac) Wnt. ol the outside world was like that Getting pictures has heen | The Bank of North Dakota act re-|6t but 35 percent use. Mr. Van- | Re nouns Ge ie Rent a eriean Association team within al ort just. completed by orllletiom) Muniche those bie, anoxt en more difficult. -NEA'S | quired deposit of public funds in| denover wanted the meeting to go Said the majority. of the board o eae Hlegistative -comanittes inve ing locomotives came. : cameraman and investigator at-bank,.but was modified by the| 0" record with a resolution calling foUnty | commissioners —- member The <#imarek line-up now stand reported brutalities in convict — Le ladhawactae ney Were discouraged on every teq law effective December 2,/ 0" the United States government to nea eee Shae ay a bs er Noll, catcher; Jennings, Throckmor-| camps in Florida. * thier Wished But i Bioua hand—but their pictures p 1920, excluding funds of political | Pl#ee an embargo on Canadian! evan fee fi pene ees =) ton, Hettman, afl “right-handers,! “Ty only remains for the Assembly sugmested it would be event te wack ed herewith are the first to be | subdivisions from funds required to | Wheat wien} the. anie\ Mecomen jan Weaneiin suenummanney se: tonnee tile Echinn Sirat 1 s ie hantey | taanel: : his way about the country. All went S¢Mt out of that district. ‘he deposited ip the Bank of North ' Of" trade but ne tor Apietleat sports taxpayers they took an oath to; Makes Formal Announcement EOE) SaaS) Ane one “1 Who iy Martin Tabert about whom well until he camé into Florida. The An Dakota. No method of choosing de- : 1 Sd ve, ; A ‘i 3 i bert i a. The All sorts of delays were en- | Dakota t ® take: the advice of Mr. ¢ serve, Sandi . Rieder, centerfield, Lief, saioial Much hae Vesniritene me haere A situation was not good and — countered--including one. arrest ies was provided in the init-) Whe steted shere would, ae He said inquiry was made by! of Candidacy to Succeed and one of the pitchers will play in} the convict system, tolerated in ind himself without funds. ofiihedparcy. The legislature, in an act! ternational _ complications bond house representatives of the Knute Nelson left for the time being. Flori He tried to steal a ride on a train. ci dthat| and that. relief. could. be auditor, and they were told that th» a 4 he b i ae tion directors! e - a i ‘ieel lords was leaking fompeuch my But here are the Bletncre | honds must be furnished by private! through conference with hoard would not sell bonds. This,; peld a meeting s ‘abert, 22, left his cozy little He was arrested in Leon county, F just as the story in nearing ite | janks equal to the highest amount on| wheat’ shippers, he said, combined with lack of no-| q . which time F, W s elec jhome at Munich, N. D., in the fall of (Continued on Page: 2) climax!‘ carers i ewe tee of ‘meeting, was evidence of SIX NOW JIN RACE tee) nrceaan V ene neh he | Sepa namaoeaare ann A Aas The Slope county banks in which Si ae aay : = and M. Dresbach treasurer, The Peers a : e said his legal position wa the county funds were deposited did H Z same directors serve | Wil Deliver | Lae comnle with the cmeteency meas | ithat the board of county commis: | Governor Is the Fifth to File A league umpire assigned by Pre FETA ART HTC eS | jsioners under the law had power to ident Powell of Jamestown will ar-| | Many Address M ae a i [sell bonds without advertising for On the Republic: tonight to offi | |feund, and they closed about duns) bids, but that it was their du 2 an night to offic — ds, : 5 . i | 10. Between the date of taking ef =| ie Ticke game. | Rev Si | der their oath not to d icket All members of the Elks band | perintendent of the McCabe Metho- | that would insure to the detriment we anti Sete Dp an Temi a one Oe expitation oi | DE the jasuss |e retirees to be at the dist Episcopal chureh, will deliver a! Donglas’ term he deposited $24.- | Naaneuield hatte crescnutis he:| St. Paul, May 28—Governor J, A. hétel at 3:15 P. M. | le held that the resolution of the) 9”), Gores Upaat anid today. “number of commencement addresse: 576.51, and in addition previouS— = ave ‘bourd to sell the bonds did not con- 9 Preus t announced that he . B | in the state. Rev. Harriss will speak | , March 8 he had deposited total funds {stitute a contract, and that the tux-| would file as a candidate for the Ito the graduates at Hebron high of about $70,000. Shift F payers asked that the commissioners | United States Senate to suceeea the Sixteen Mo: More Register, Yieki Ma ae Ch For 200] tonight, on May 25 is at Bow- The court held there was clear t Operation From Jersey iets jeined from completing the! ite Knute Nelson cua ie For Juvenile Band | Dickinson: Map:tsxChosen:Ko jdin, on May 28 at, Flasher, an June) Estimates of Loss Vary From liability for the $24,576.61 and sus-| To Virginia Coast, Met by | cont ‘ Honeaid under thejlaw 45 | isi ratunn tray Camby, where anelt | : ‘ ained District Judge Pugh in this | was obligatory on the county com- jamby where jhe is Bismarck Post to Succeed iat MeClus y, on June 4° at Good an : ; hanes ie x - ; cheduled to talk tonight before the i e \ leich and. on June 6 at Almont. | One Million to Five Mil- | regard because the banks had not | Coast Guard Craft missioners to make a record of their | Sfeculed to talk tonight before th The following are additional re-| V. H. DeBolt i i h ds. Th held there | (actions, and that this was not done | Ay i - H. De { . ' furnished bonds, The court held there ay i | ation of Wo lub gi ions for the Bismarck City | lion Dollars ob ; {in this case. ,He said their was af- | men's clubs. HuvenilecBonras pies jae lisbility an money in the Banks | Norfolk, Vp, May 28-—Rum man-| 7) 71 atid Pecan Governor Preus’ announcement: Juvenile Board: Bt | iabethontime, off taking efectlotithe) neraammar hinG see their scene, firmative evidence of secrecy in| ace Aller, Christopher. William Bublitz, principal of tne| , Saat 7 {that the auditor, Johnson, cither in-! Makes six candidates who have de Bale Mike ; schools forethe (past | Mexieal, Lower California, May 22, act, beeause the banks did not eom-/ of operution from the Jersey coast | {fut {NC aualton Jonnson, eh finitely icieciedimtonnalee unclean Bertsch, Andrew. \ accepted the position | ;- At least 14 persons probably Ply with the law and furnish bonds, ; to pe Virginia Capes faced | # ©on-: informed and informed bond buyers| The others in the race are Oscar Dunahey, John. jas principal of the Bismarck high | ‘many more, perished in a fire here 22d-previous to March, 8. j-ceneeatlon of coast guard eral! that the county would not sell| Hallam, former state supreme court Goddard, Virgil. {school, it was announced today Inet night. a gay =e Wiheni the cumruines Cartena:| ponee justice; Congressman Sydney And- Harris, Gordon. succeed, V. H. De Bolt who has re- At { | with a cargo of liquors from Ben, He filed with the court an affida-|erson; Congressman Thomas D. Johnson, Erdmond. / ‘signed to accept a position as | It was the most disastrous of Mex-, | muds en elit ANON SEE ni | YE by E. A. Hughes that on May] Schall, all Republicans; Charles A. Kitchen, Earl. Aenea ole atch of? See | ical'a recent fires, Estimates of in- ie warns feparted at ithe, Norfolk the “bonds were s worth at|iindbere) | teenies (1 coneeens ) Manning, Huntsman. jton, Minn. | surance companies placed the dam- Va st id rs : ce ii pe ne OM AES: at 5 percent, and the offer] Farmer-Labor, and Ernest Lundeen, ] Mossbrucker, Stephen, Mr, Bublitz, the son of an | jage aky high as $5,000,000 and the! [ezenped ae ie eng elds the Is-} them at a premium. former Congressman, who has filed * Patera, Frank, | gelical minister and a native of the! | lowest ‘estimate was $1,000,000. | eS poe i oF ne v Aree ‘apes; argued that an bgergon on the Republican ae Patera, Stanley. istute, received his entire education- | James Whitfield, Wanted For It was reported officially today! eer maa eo area ie 08st | could be granted when there was saci Potter, Henry. tal training in the state. He «| thal 1( Bedied nullibeen|rechrered| is! s se Join thes cbise of discretion shown. Scharnowske, Earl, [graduate of the Valley City high! Murder of Policeman, and and police and soldiers were earth | Ueonstceuara cutter. Manning., lt mas Sundland, Floyd. Z i school, the Valley City Norm#l and! . assed ff : Arena Exercises Are Set For understood that the third coast! County e a EN Gy Ova: BCROO!, SRE pe Bee y ‘ing the ruins for others. Among had bi di i ‘ounty joer Yeasley, Harold |the University of North Dakota a Woman Taken i : i Rear sergel had heen ordered from o 61", 2 alee . eat y | the known dead were Mabel Sander- | Thursday, May 31 New York. eyed | i WELCOMED | British Press Praise Choice of Prime Minister pe London, May 23.—No incoming prime minister could wish for a bet- ter reception than that accorded Stanley Baldwin. The moraing news- papers. say the appointment is in ac- cord with popular wishes and is the best solution under the circumstances. , Reports from con rvative quarters ; throughout the country confirms this | opinion., ‘critics regard the appointment as a Some of the opposition triumph’ for the die-hard section of the Conservative party. FIVE ADDRESSES ARE SCHEDULED Governor R. A. Nestos will deliver a number of ‘addresses in the near future. The governor will present | certifications to the Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks May 29 and talk to. the cadets; speaks at Wil- low City, Bottineau inty, Decora- tion Day, May 30; will speak at a dress at the commencement exercises at New Salem June 1, ang on Sun- day, June 3, will address the’ Young beg tc eee Teague Semcontion