The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1924, Page 1

} i \ —- WEATHER FORECASTS fj : Unse ql . Pree i ss ee f | ESTABLISHED 1873 ; BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1924 PRICE FIVE CENTS: | GERMANS TO PARLEY ON DAWES PLAN | JAPANESE NATION DISTURBED [*S,84®S°579“(COOLIDGE NOW (SENATOR GLASS ASSENT GIVEN | ASSENATEVOTES REFUSAL TO. | .2r.tei2 cx. | HAS 494 VOTES) RENEWS FIGHT TO NEGOTIATE | ~ RECOGNIZE IMMIGRATION PACT INCONVENTION ON PRESIDENT ON THIS BASIS from a broadcasting station at Fargo this evening between e S & Newspapers Yssue Frequent Extras on the Progress of Western Headquarters Man-| Senator From Virginia, Lead- Unanimous Vote of Central ager Says He'll Have a ing Democratic Assault, 3 : Government and Federat- and 8 o'clock, Mrs, Barnes was Immigration Bill in U. S. Congress — Reported New Majority by May 1 Criticizes Letter aveecet ieee ce . ‘Ss ” KING STILL HIGH CARD to hear her at this time ; Barnes is stopping in Fargo ‘on her return from the meeting cf the State Federated Music Clubs. The Fargo station at the Agri- cultural College is WPAK and at the Fargo Radio Serwjee Com- pany WDAY. / 1 ~Y invited to sing for a half hour and Ideal radio fans will he able Instructions Are Dispatched to Ambassador Hanihara, Which May Indicate a Change of Policy Upon the Part of eae a Japan—Sure Passage of Exclusion Provision Is Seen in a ie BIG BLOCKS — COMING | M: AVN) SED LONDON ALSO FOR IT Washington LIBEL ON N D pmocratic Colleswnes Ga meen ‘ ee NNN. Ua New Jersey, Pennsylvania; Democratic CUTE ses, Af nth- 7 sia — ' Tokio, Japan, April 15.— (By, the A. P.) — Eyes of the Massachusetts and Ohio to er Around as Virginia spies sel mei Japanese nation are today anxiously turned toward -Wash- Senator Speaks Announces Britain Will ington and immigratian has become an all-absorbing topic. IS ANSWERED Select Delegates — —_-—- | Support Dawes Plan The people are following each detail of action in the United B J M DEVINE Chicigo, Aprile withennpredel py caine, April! bbe eee States Congress as chronicled in frequent newspaper extras. alk mately half of the delegates to the} President Coolidye's letter of last { Berlin, April 15.--The German ) st fiv i able to the Coolidge candidacy. ciation of Commerce and Womer g = A Maes .| continued Mr. MacDonald, “have aumber of administration leaders, in-| that’ sustained in settling the Wal- ee Le peat reer gee Thirty-four delegates are bound to] Community Council, in-meeting late] Members of Harvey Minstrel} Money to Farmers to Pur moreover, received prompt ‘and un- cluding Senator Lodge of Massachu-|lace house by court procedure, Gam-| Mr. D rompt and satisfactory reply | ‘he candidacy of Senator Robert M.l yesterday, discussed plans for main- Show Play at Train H { chase Livestock — May be| reserved ‘recognition by the ananic Setts, chairman of the-foreign rela-| mons said. See) b ¥ * | LaFollette of Wisconsin; 14 are in- ant 1a fat h : iow Flay at Train Here | i mous adoption by the rey i ; when the facts were told, but in cth- tenance of playgrounds and their su 8 iP y fl reparation Uons committee. i The book value of the houses was] 00h [ie Itc’ w peated structed for Senator Hiram Johnson] pervision during the spring and sum- Seeee ae | More Later commission on April 11, subject to The Republican leader informed the| declared excessive by purchasers, | Ty ay Lbay said Mr. Devine in| °! California and two are in the fret! mer season. Plans for the develop-| Members of the Harvey Minstret | an the willingness of the German gov- senate in open session that he re-| while the Industrial Commission held periting to the s aaker. who said} ‘#nee class, neither bound, instruct-] ment of the playground system cn al show composed of colored peoples) — inneapolis April 15.-—Directors | C™Ment to cooperate in their exec- garded: the ‘Hanitura., letter as =| the. eatimate figures, which) the purs| Nove ye “cat eibe geiacouti| Ode, pledged) nor “openlys inclined! tolllgnmarahensivelayatemi were diaelise avo) plivelll have’ Insel night e thie lFore del ABH AIta nin Getaitse cram uelon: ‘veiled threat” and declared that in} chasers said had been given by the} North Dakota cou! ay “hlock, “ig | @2Y Particular candidacy, Ai . : morning puid respects to the memory | tion aia conference here, elie | "The British government feels that the face of that threat he could not| Home Building Association and which | With Profit on the auction block, “i ———______ area f he Association| of one of the members of the troupe |g) G00.000 to mcennate erence Y ote | the report, supported by such 5 fees rae a it was conceivable to bring about Present were from the Association on Pe! $1,000,000 to promote diversified Port, supported by such auth support the immigration committee's! they said were binding, were too low. Beco ; EGO TRare F, Tillotson, W. A.| Who died in Billings, Montana, a few |!" ority, must command general assent i such an impossible procedure as to of Commerce, B. F. Tillotson, W. A. | farming in the northwest. gene en! proposal to recognize by law the|In the settlement thus far the aver- Hampi tom ieellGallue Northen Dances MeDonald, J.’A. Larson, R. C. Bran-| ditys ago. Their action was taken at the re-|#Md that there will be a universat gentlemen's agreement. Parghouse yiromychen ibook nie aaratievalvenktimamlaceranaikoun don and M. H. Atkinson, and the com-| The body came throngh Bismarck | quest of President Coolidge who is | 4@site to use the opportunity which s $2,862.00. Settlements have given mes Dls munity council, Mrs, H. F, Keller,| this. morning on Northern Pacific |" ape ing | Such authoritative document gives, to Sterling Upholds Hughes A 7 forawt under the auction’ block, the result - y y 2 saat "I Train No. 2, apt ; anxious that’ farmers of the spring | | dithe exit: * ~~ A number of other senators tqok| Deen Teyched with parties for. whom| ary The auction Block, the rest] am Mrs, W. L. Nnessle, Mrs. F. J. Grady, {Train No. 2, en route to the east. | \hent, area obtain some of the aid {end the existing unsettlement, the same view and only one yoice,| Moses Were built in Fargo, Bis-| 10 "the other people who live in this Mrs, H. A. Brandes and Miss Agnes) Tie negro band was at the station, | provided the Norbeck-Burtness Wants Immediate Acti - that of Senator Sterling, Republican, and Magdan. state. A like procedure for the state | ~ Cass ie se My Macliood and) | Mie ee a tanGiNte Lie Era wae tee (ella wniell was skilledi ini thd wenntenls ‘vowel seetcerderent: eens South Dakota, wag raised in defense TS of Illinois or any other state would pe Sa Mary Cashel participated in the dis- faa te bal Weted A nee s Cs, Ltt chairman of the board,| phasis. It is explicitly eee in the of the ambassador's action. Senator be equally hurtful to the people who i 5 , . cussion, id irae ng car- | announced that any additional help | report of the first committee i ‘ Colt, chairman of the immigration] WOLD HEARIN Tes Teer Aneto Gn ames ern) |e ae That ot Mrs. R. To facilitate the work of the com-] 12, which the casket was be Gea to fill depend upon the manner with] js an indivisible whole and thee eke committee, joined Senator Sterling in IS PUT OFF |! 2 inclined to the belief that the C. Robinson, This City mittees an executive committee con- Thee” and BURR Ine “which the first appropriation is re- signatories in the terms renounce the vote, but did not speak, e buyer of North Dakota land under ’ sisting of Mrs. H. F, Heller chair-| “the special cars of the show troupe | : all responsibility if certain of their Senatots gelerally threw off the -neys for the prosdeution ana| the above stated condition, within a ; qpbaniasst: Dilloteony and Mes Ea liertueea Mtnencd COUN D 1TH Ee: |e OY nLeLeOINE Co. staEtawithyabmaildl|reqcceetpemeeate adopted and others 2 ‘i restraints in dealing with in-| , Attorneys for the prosdcution and much shortér length of time, would] ,4 body taken from the Missouri{Grady. A committee of three con- iG Wane ee me lion dollars,” Mr. J y said. “We e f tional questions. They were| defense in the case of 0. R. Volds| ene a tar greater profit when he|Tiver at a point three miles south| sisting of Mrs, Nuessle, Mr, Tillot-[-¢!200- : want to see how this will work out <. poveramanncenene blunt and outspoken in their declara-| former cashier of the closed Farm | 7004 ‘in ‘upon pur rich, low-level | of Fort Ride, 30 miles south of/son and Mr. MeDonald also was ap- Sea EnaRGGE: | betcre we make ang other plans.” (eq “the seient? & governments” add- tions that in view of the “grave| Ci State Bank of Regan have agreed | ied na thn would the buyer of | Mandan, late’ yesterday afternoon| pointed to meet. with the school Ronee ee Oe. | Program Not Complete uch importanes ite the lackeaabense consequences” warning in the, am-|*® meet Friday of this week and | Pi highly inflated level priced lands | W#8 identified today as Mrs. R. C.|board and seek cooperation. ans yorour Hours ending at) Details of the new farm relief pro- ommendations which can he brought hassador's letter there was nothing] 9@°Ced on n dute for a preliminary | the highly: Robinson, who ‘took her own life by] Under the general proposal, play-| om gram are not yet complete. Presi-| into immediate operation thee tren for them to do but to make it clear| Petting. Vold is charged with hav | oy ota is a very young| leaping ‘from the Missouri river] grounds would be maintained ‘at the Reece dents of the agricultural colleges of| are prepared, for thelr part, to ae once and for all that, immigration is] (7H accented deposits while the bank) teas compared with Ilinois--just | DFidge between Mandan and Bis-|Wm, Moore, Richholt and Wachter pene reed 5 | the spring wheat states probably will) port the scheme in its entirety pro- a domestic question in the handling| “#5 insolvent. thirty-four years since statehood, |™@"ck last June 17. Coroner J. J.| schools, and the High School uscd as Teeee eee ek | be called to a conference with offi-| vided all the other parties concerned of which no independent power could cone Loan yet I am risking the statement that| Kennelly returned from Fort Ric@/a place for training volunteer super-| 10 Aisa 0 | cers of the corporation to discuss the! are willing to take the same course \ have its sovereignty. questioned. PLUMBERS ELECT. it is wholly within the possibilities | t© Mandan with the body this morn-|visers and leaders in playground ac-| yon PiatOn , | Breblem, Mr, Seftiray said. It ts ex-and on Aprit 20 they communingied Thi Seana 3 pea Prieta Z ing and it will be interred in the | tivities. ED seaindaye 18! pected that the first loans will not cae ges ‘ While the debate proceeded, Secre. Jamestown, D., April 15.—The|that within thirty years North Dako- Mend 2 tae WEATHER ‘ te ie arena Ha that view to the governments con- tary | Hughes, who transmitted Mr.| North Dakota Master Plumbers, at a|ta may equal and even surpass Iili-| > TRG hod Seereaing.to, Intotmec Smee * For Bismarck and - vieinity any case it is probable that treestie| Cetueds including the United States.” « Hanihara’s letter to the house and! one-day convention, elected the fol-|nois in those agricultural produc- Roh here has dentine, cee settled weather tonight and Wea tion of the needs of individuals and | ,,2ttet the prime minister had made senate immigration committees last} Jowing officers: Charles _Willey,| tions, which have made that great| ‘ion here, was identi ¥ day; probably snow tonight. Colder |Sammunition will be none uals and this announcement on the experts’ week, twice conferred with Presidept| president, Minot; Arthur Hoppert.] state famous, namely, corn, hogs and indtials on under garments ad Dl iia roment: Sree we be necessary before | renort, Stanley Baldwin, his. conser- Coolidge. He declined to say what the| vice-president, Wa heefstock. .Iiinois is practically at] lothgs, and was said in fairly good For North Dakota: Unsettled with |" Eventually. the allocation of “the | YAU¥¢ Predecessor, declared the pre- nature of the conversations had been| Halligan, secre! the peak of its agricultural produc- | (eye)! Gn pay Bae aadteaahed up probably snow tonight and east por-;money will be determined by the | uct, Would have the united support and nouptarmatiog was forthcoming] rectors, J, L. Hulteng, Grand Forks: | tion, North Dakota is just in the) iy nigh waters, When the body wae tion Wednesday. Colder tonight. | amount of livestock feed that will be | tate? netitish people in his atti- from the White House, R. Stahley, Fargo; 1. J. Connolly, carly morning of its agricultural his-| PY ign waters. When the body was GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS | available from the acreage onee de. | eae, This declaration was received | i iN Valley City; James Stinsof, Devils} tory and development and is just pec? Pircaal = zs The low pressure area over Wyom- | voted to wheat, according SE || ed | louses in Agreement Lake. Th pice : ag idly into those|"¢#” Fort Rice by men on the railroad| Reported Efforts to Exting-| ; 2 yom | voted to wheat, according to Mr. Jaf pois ceil aoe wait ‘ ft! he hich elimi a) Lake. e next convention place was | now swinging rapidly into ose | 7¢ i Wee have | Repo ®-| ing yesterday morning has moved fray ti Geverninente treanchen aetna { After tl vote which eliminate left to the Board of directors. (Continued on 3) tracks it was thought: it might a e t report show the language framed. by the commii H ontinned 0b: pages) + been a Mr, Kistler, said to have dis-|. yish Blaze Abandoned southeastward und is centered over|there is a reduction this year in the } | tee to legalize the “gentlemen’s| ~ : appeared April 1. ok! Nebraska and Colorado this morn-| spring wheat acreage amounting to agreement,’ Senator Reed, Repuph- ROT ce re Le aa ak Aaeigeeeace nee Brow Je feuine all along its|14 percent of 18,000,000 ae hal ' _ ean, Pennsylvania, who is activel: WOMEN URGED T0 USE OF VOTE A ‘ope of trying to save the rt} Western boundary from western j reduction in North Dakota is set at ' 1 Ghetec tat tie IMME ETERS Mandan Pioneer coal mine, afire three miles south of] North Dakota and eastern Montana! 16 percent of 1,250,000 neces “notice that an exclusion amendment ( Celebrates Its Beulah, has been abandoned, accord-| southwestward © through Wyoming Follow Wishes would be drafted overnight in the BY PRES ENT ADDRESSING D A R e ing to the Beulah Independent. and Utah. Generally ir weather Plans for extending t help to aime! lan z fi > . ° ° ° Government men, the report says,| prevails from the Plains States east- farmers who wish to divers am. guage as that epployed in I : 4 to diversify had the bill which the house passed last Ss discovered that the fire had reached) ward, Temperatures have dropped | been considered at the heudquarters | Considers Applications For Week by a majority of more than four] Washington, April 15,—An appeal, the tyranny of any ,despotic legislu-| The Mandan) Daily Pioneer, cele-|into “rooms” of the mine operated somewhat from the Rocky Mountain of the corporation for several weeks i to one. This insures that whatever! ig the women of America to excrcise| ture.” 3 brating its tenth anniversary as a|by Mr. Stuhr, and was beyond con-| region westward while over the |hefore Mr. Jaffray conferred with Reopening of Banks difference may arise on other points} 1. their newly gained right of| , Pointing out that American wcinen| daily newspaper, yesterday published | tTol. If the fire is allowed fo burn! Plains States and Mississippi Valley, the president. His report of the aeavi Ae between the two houses in com- tf < e earl for the first time are able to know] 24-page anniversary number, re-| itself ott, thousands of acres of good} temperatures are generally above | wishes of the administration in the] The Guaranty Fund Commission. pleting the immigration bill, the Jap-| Suffrage in the November national} ion, m advance of the. national elec- plete with stories of the history of | coal land are doomed to destrue-} iui mal. | matter added. impetus in the work,| with C. B, McMillan of Hanna presid. \ ae exclusion provision will go to| elections was’ made by President} tions that they are to have the tight| Mandan and vicinity, interesting nar- |tion. : ft River Stage at 7 a.m. today 6.3'and the unanimous vote of the di-|ing, has begun session which may ’ the president, Coolidge in an address‘last night be-| of the ballot, Mr. Coolidge assertcd] ratives of old-time residents and de-| It is possible that shorts ‘eo Her feet; 24 hour change -1.3 feet, rectors yesterday gave the official! continue for a week, during ‘which ) No indication has yet come from fore the thirty third continental con-| that the country wants not only the] velopment of business institutions,| ate the fires, by tunneling aroun ROAD CONDITIONS order for all possible speed’ in the] time’ the commission. will consider the White House as to the course votes, but the influence of its women/ and is well filled with advertisements | them, will be made later. The roads throughout the State | matter. several applications for bank President Coolidge will follow. Yes-| 8ress of the Daughters of the Amer-| i." the ‘coming elections. of Mandan business firms. La nagE ETRE are mostly in good condition, Immediate response to the pro-| ings.in the state, Mr. McMillan anid. terday’s developments in the senate,| ican Revolution, i nie Vote With Purpose The Daily Pioneer Publishing Com- | AGENT ROUNDS North Dakota n sured where the-corpora--| The first day's sesalon wha Gene " however, seemed to indicate that| The president combined with this] “£yery voter ought not medely to| pany, of which E. A. Tostevin is pres-| 7 Corn and Wheat Hon's bank relief’ service has been'|\eq targely’ tol a consideration of the j there would be ‘sufficient votes in upjfeul a warning against departure | vote, but to vote under the inspira-| ident, was Jaunched in April, 1914, at OUT 40 YEARS Stations. j most intensive, according to the di-l worth of land values, with CG, R. both houses to repass the bill over) in this current troubled period from| tion of a high purpose to serve the|a time when the United States was janis Amenia .. 0 Glo| rectors. The bankers in these dis-| Green and P, Halldorson of the Benk npyero: = the American system of government | pation,” he continued. “It has been] on the verge of war with Mexico. New Rockford, April 15.—On April] BISMARCK 0 Clo | tricts report that the farmers are in| o¢ North DaRota and LR. Baird i providing for coordinate legislative, | calculated that in most elections only} Among the pictures in the anni-|9th, N. P. Ticket Agent W. J. Pay-| Bottineau :06 Clo | responsive mood to do their share general receiver of closed banks, in BOYS, GIRLS OF executive and Jedig authority and about half of those entitled to vote} versary edition is an Indian lodge, |ne of this town rounded out forty Bonheus ; 44 cp a extending the dairy interests of | the conference 2 for government by the majority. He] actual: ci their franchise.| which was the first city hall of Man- vs of continuous service as ticket | Devils Lake 0 Clo| the northwest. e, z a u A ctually exercise y years 3 ayy Representatives of board = 4 JIMTOWN VOTE made no direct reference, however, to} What is worse, a considerable part] dan. Majot A.B, Welch, in an ar-|agent with the company in North| Dickinson 0 Clo —— ‘tere ae levyotal ‘heake see bi ha see the recent clashes between the exe-| of those who neglect to vote do it be-| ticle, ‘says that “Good Fur Blanket” | Dakot® Dunn Center . 06 Clo i PLAN ACTION the commission jthey will be present Jamestown, April 15.—On Satur-} cutive and legislative departments} cause of a curious assumption of su-| was the first mayor of Mandan—in| On April 9th, 1884 Mr. Payne took | Ellendale 0 Clo , Minneapolis, April 15.—(Ky the A. at this session, postponed from last % ‘day, May 3rd, there. will be a city|nor did he mention’ specifically re] periority ¢o this elementary duty of| 1738. There also ig contained in the charge, of the company's offices at| Fessenden . 0 Clo| P.)--County agricultural agents of weak: * . wide election of all the officers of| cent combinations of the Democratic} the citizen, They presume to be| paper a reproduction of a page from|Eldnidge, just west of Jamestown,| Grand Forks . 0 Clo} the Northwest will be drafted to act the city administration, including the| minority with insurgent Republicans| rather too good, too exclusive to suil| the Mandan Pioneer of March 22,]and during the first twenty-five Jamestown 0 €lo| as the local field representatives of| ~~ bi mayor and gldermen for all the four|to over ride the Republican majority| their hands with the work of poli-| 1882, years of service he handled success; | Langdon 0 Ra | the Agricultural Credit Corporation Moves to Michigan wards. This. campaign is to be for| in congres Desh, tics. Such an attitude cannot too ively the stations at Eldridge, Mapie- Larimore 0 Clo, in distribution of $1,000,000 as the i ae . the juvenile population of our city Must Back Government vigorously be condemned. Popular Award Contract tom, Buffalo, Oakgg, Cooperstown, Lisbon .06 | Clo| opening wedge of the corporations} Mrs. W. A. Ingalls has sold her ip the ages of 14 to 20 years tn-| The American people, the president | government is facing one of the anffi- The city~‘commission, in meeting | Bismarck and on February 6th, 1909] Minot 05 Clo! Program of direct aid to farmers, for] house on Thirteenth stieet to Har lusive for both boys and girls. declared, may well be summoned “‘to| cult phases of the perpetual trial to] last night, awarded’ the contract for | took charge of the station here, and| Napoleon 0 Clo} promotion of diversified farming|rison’ Brooks, through the Hedden It ig hoped that, because of this|*he preservation the guardianchip, which #t always has been and always constructing cement ‘sidewalks in |has been here continyously ‘ever Pembina 0 PC | which is to be supervised by M. O.]Real Estate Agency, and Mr. Brooks city cdmpaign, in the future therejand the gradual perfection of this| will be subjected. It needs the sup-| 1924 to W/ J. Noggle.: The commis- | since. As a vecgrd for continuohs| Williston ... 5 .20 Sno] Grangaard, vice-president, along the| will take possession within a week, will be a one hundred percent voting | system” of government which assures} port of every element of patriotism,| sion ordered a cement sidewalk come | service in the N. P. Mr, Payne holds| Moorhead. . -; 42 38 0 Clo) tines voted Monday by the director-| Mrs. Ingalls is going to Gladstone, population jn the city who will unx{the people “equally against the a intelligence and capacity that can be bikie! on Sait. street, 150 feet Ja panier near the top of the list in mee cloydy; Ra, rain; PC, part | ate. eo " Michigan, where her husband will be derstand the voting regulations, vanny of uny despotic executive and! summoned, north from Thayer, . @ny department. = cloudy. ontinuea on page fficial concern, already deep as a result of passage by the lower chamber of the Johnson immigration bill, was fur- ther intensified by news of the Senate’s overwhelming refusal Tells Mlinois Speaker This Republican relating to the conduct of in- convention al- ready selected and a large majority national ss of Virginia inet today decided to accept the rep- arati n experts report as a basis for : ; already instructed or pledges, man- PReSHEAGS TEER te negotiations and to inform the rep- to indorse the “gentlemen’s agreement.” State Can Recover Quick- [agers of the pre-convention campaign amasing) unydlation? super aration commission to this effect. A cabinet meeting was held to discuss the problem, after or Than MHlinois in behalf of President Coolidge laid hody. This is in line with the action ich waceony i aver sereoneupiet rtant er Phan Hiinols claim today to 494 instructed and] «penying any purpose ale aiVaR UY eOhTEreRAe A rakes which, according to vernacular newspapers, “new important Seto ey bret \ enying any purpose to. attack taken by conferees at yesterday's instructions” were dispatched to Japanese ambassador / SMAI ee ident eu cea tte of tte meeting between the central govern- Hanihara at Washington. RECEIVES AN APOLOGY] Added to the | present Coolidge] toward the investigation of the in- ment and the premiers of the Fed a ee strength, ace , te former Con-} ternal revenue bureau, the Virginia erated States. JAPS 100K ELSEWHERE gressman W. Good of Towa,| Senator said he arose to “express in he government has instructed Dr. San Francisco, April 14—Organ- ized efforts of Japanese in California to seek colonization und other lands elsewhere on account of restrictive legislation here, are not being made 4 at present, although individual Jap- anew are believed to be seeking work and opportunities elsewhere, i SETTLEMENT | OF 23 HOUSES | IS RFFECTED Speaker Declares North Da- kota Farms Could Not Be Sold For Debt on Them What he terms libel on the state of North Dakota has been “called” western managergf the Coolidge for- ces, supporters of the President to be elected during the present month will assure his nomination by a safe temperate way the indignation every Senator of*spirit must feel.” It became known as the Senator was speaking that he had decided up- on the major points of his address r conference of a group of in- men of his party, both in and out of Congress. His colleagues Approximately 200 additional del- egates will he selected in four im- rtant eastern tes during the re- der of Apr w Jersey and Fischer of the ( burdens commission | in, to notify the reparation commission that is prepared to resume* ni on the basis of the experts reports. It makes no suggestions with respect to the manner in which the parleys are to be resumed, but it is assumed said recently by U. Oyma, Japanese by. Commissioner of Mumipration Jr A iESHINE ol ia were nearly all in their seats with these will be initiated through oral — consul general here. M. Devine, and th it has becn|syectively, on April 22. amd Melseee {2% sir of expectaney which indicated] ‘They have a labor government in England, ihut that doesn't detract} #iscussion shortly after the Easter Oyma said that he had no knowl- x ae M. ae ee the in be ieee chiveuerand Ohio adding 39 and B1,| Me’ Tesarded the utterance as of] from the plaudits received hy King George when he ppears in public, edge of reports reaching the dcpart-| Industrial Commission Ends|*" #pelogy from an Ilinois college id acing. 3) 2] unusual significance. as the above picture attests. ‘Tens of thousands che ment of the interior in Mexico City that more than 32,000- Japanese Ngri- culturists are preparing to emigrate to Mexican states. Dispute Over Houses Which The State Built president who told a large audience that “if North Dakota were to sell out today they couldn't sell out for the total amount of their public debt, mortgage and bonds. Js this not an In all of these state: tood said the Cool- idge candidacy is expected to fare so well that before May 1, 40 days before the opening of the national respectively, a week later. Mr. PLAYGROUNDS he appeared at the n ee oo RAR MILLION DOLLARS IS VOTED TOWARD tional steeplechase recently. ‘d the king when MacDONALI ATEMENT London, April 15.—The first offi- expert of the report of the ex- ts on Germany's capacity to pay rom Prime Minister MacDonald Bagel ie 5 flee economical problem for one of the! Convention, the Coolidge delegation came in the House of Commons to- Washington, April 15.—The senate i mhe ae Fomaulsion bile greatest agricultural states in the| Will total well over 650 definitely day when he «announced that the gov- answered Sm baasadon Henitsres) as settled wit ae Saar country ?” instructed or avowedly favorable ernment had learned with greatest protest against Japanese exelusion sand has yet to set-|°O1N os. man, who be aclewaten! : 4 legislation late yesterday by voting, 76 to 2, against recognition of the “gentleman's agreement’ with Japan 7 owners, John Gammons, secretary of the Industrial Commis- sion, sdid today, Settlements in all and was s would . be distributea the farmers of that stave, informed among. 544 Delegates Chosen {. To date 28 states and territories j have selected 544 of the 1,109 dele- WORKED OUT BODY DIRECTORS IN MINNEAPOLIS satisfaction of the unanimous sight ing of the experts The experts finding. report constitutes in non's agr ’ 1 sumusiouee z : our opinion,” the premier said, “an one ae ale ds Se ReD an Deas peadeget anes Commissioner Devine of tne statc-| Stes me will ean hee Cleveland Cc ‘1 NE ape + | % unuiaeea pee eer thought-out f el y a aisers, 5 - ts, and the speaker has assured | Session beginning June 10, is} Committees Meet an iScuss wi 1 ry ee .J endeavor to aid the government con- tion by the senate by an overwhelm-| tlements being made at less than|™e" end acne wtatement witl| Humber, according to Mr. Good, 374 pees ‘i 3 j Wilt Make Contributions To-| ¢ndeavor tlidle task of each oa ing majority of the house exclusion] amounts fixed. In one case, the | M? oh are instructed, either by state cons; Preliminary Arrangements ; ! ward Carrying Diver-| settlement of this vital and long- provision. Gorge. Wahlaee house,-the valua-|Pe excepted from the address as) ee een a ial primiserall d Carrying Out Dive! - Whatever-the resubt would have r’ been without the incident of the ambassador's letter,that ¢ommunica- tion served to change the votes of a tion was limited by court procedure, he said. A loss from the book value of the houses was: sustained in each case, the average loss being less than printed and’ distributed, The attention of the immigration department has been called to four such glaring mis-statements du? \ support the President for the nom= For Playgrounds ination, and 120 others are uninstruct- ed but publicly on record as favor- Committees representing the Asso- 10 COMRADE sification Aid Urged ‘From the White House—to Loan ie standing problem. ‘The practical value of the appli- cability of the experts’ conclusions and the methods they recommend,” employed by the Soo line,