The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT CONDEMN-FALL, DEFEND DENBY IN OIL DEALS { Minority of Senate Oil Com- mittee Says Leasing May Have Been Good Thing STATUTE AMBIGUOUS | Washington, Jan. 16--Concurring in the majority's “full criticism” of Albert B. Fall as See- retary of the Interior but defending Edwin Denby, as Secretary of the Navy, for his part in connection with the al oil leases, a Republican minority of the Senate oil committee have reported their conclusions to the Senate prior to the calling up for adoption next week of the ma- jority report. Such acts as Fall's acceptance of $100,000 loan and other favors from dL. Doheny, California oil magnate to whom a California naval oil reserve was leased, “cannot be tolerated and are not to be con-| doned,” the report declared. \ The report, signed by Senators | Smoot of Utah, Stansfield of Oregon, | Bursum of Mexico, Cameron of | Arizona and Spencer of Missouri as- serted the “only possible criticism of former Secretary Denby “or of | any assistant secretary” relates en- tirely to interpretation of what it describes as “glaringly ambiguous | statutes.” This section, it adds, is; |, maw betore the courts. | Evidently t Am Deprecating later angles of the |*rassin, believes in “When you are coliiuittee ifivestigation dealing with {it Rome, do as the Romans) do: Peperbadvolll stock dealinga’by pub: |fere He is shown in full! evening RTeAGeHieinls aif of aumora, of wigan: |ttess) SUK topper and all, after’ de: fpleaigyiin’ connection with |Secre: \varcine from) the) Elys alace in tary Fall's appointment, the minor- Paria after paying an official call « ity declared these had produced an ‘he French presiaent. Wonder what the proletariat of Russia would say measure of Soviet Ambassador M. “exceedingly unfortunate” impres- |‘ tages s mibniconéerning! the “investigatory |' ‘hey could! see “him: thus, fnelinations’ of the Senate, which | —————————————————- “saved millions to the government,” the report stated that “outside of the question of authority for the, executive transfer of control of the| terior Department, one now before! : , the courts for determination, “it may A, L. Fellows. U. S. Engineer. be that in the interest of good ad- H , ministration” the transfer should | Would Change Law wan to likely to be soon forgotten. | Expressing the “firm belief” that | the leasing of the reserves has| reserves from the Navy to the In- have been made. A. L. Fellows, chief of the division Soo Railroad lo agricultural engineering, Denver, |Colo., who wa orth Dakota state Plans Program jengineer in . 1906, 1907, i letter to State Engineer W Of Improvement urges that the state legislature -— ‘amend an old “irrigation district Minneapolis, Jan. 16.—Expenditure , law” now on the books so as to keep of $2,500,000 in improvements to its; abreast with the best modern prac- | A CLASSY RED | (HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE that he had been stricken with some dilment’ that’ caused “him 6 fall against the stove, overturning’ it, ‘in that way causing the fire. Whether he died then or perished in the VOTE NOP-T0-— the coroner. The house, granary, and barn were Y combines in one building, practically of which was destroyed by the al jfire. | Mr. Depner had been living on the Assoeia- {farm for some time, and was known \to a number of people in the vicinity of Berthold. He had no relatives, so far as is known. The North Dakota Tubercutosie, POOF Frozen on ¥ Investigation Association, which for ten years has | been recognized as a semi-official | body and received a biennial appro-| peyily Lake, N. D., Jan. 16.—Dr. L. priation from the state, will not schuitz of Minnewaukan, county cor- ask the 19th legislative assembly for|oner of Benson county, is a patient an appropriation, it was decided at] 2: the General hospital with a badly the annual meeting here. The exec- | frozen foot which was frozen when ntive board adopted the recommen-| he made a trip to Tokio recently to ion of Dr. J. Grassick, president, | investigate the murder and suicide that it continue its activities andj (¢ tndiang. Dr. Schultz is a former seek maintenance by other means! tesident of Devils Lake and is well than legislative aid. Dr. Grassick | known in this vieinity and surround- said that since the state has organ-|ing community. ized a full-time health department it | ‘canes would be inconsistent to seek a vid he Inconsistent t0 seek 2) Pen Yeggs Attend Church appropriation. The state budget ard had recommended that acti- Minot, N. D., Jan. attend church. vities of the organization be con- solidated with the state health de- partment. It also was announced that funds ‘ ji set aside from the annual Christmas| This developed during the testi- seal sales to aid in the erection of a|mony in the trial of Stanley Brown, children’s building at the state tub- | convicted today on a charge of post- erculosis sanitarium at Dunseith had | office robbery. . reached $4,000 und that the associ-| James Reilly, accomplice in the ation would equip such a building if| robbery, who turned witness for the government, testified that Brown had told him that every time he (Brown) visited the home of his wife’s parents they insisted on his attending church the legislature would appropriate money for its construction. - “And he said that he did, just to ” testified Reil ; Anti- Tuberculosis tion, in Meeting Here, Takes Action “ .—Even yeggs Dr, J. Grassick, president for 16 years, was reelected. Other officers chosen are: Vice-President, Dr. Fan- nie Dunn Quain, Bismarck; secre- tary, Carrie Haugen, Bismarck; trea-1 surer, Dr. R. S. Towne; executive committee, Dr. H. E. French, Grand - Forks; Dr. J, G. Lamont, Dunseith; | Helf the world Minnie J. Nielson. Bismarck. is half asleep The sale of Christmas seals in North Dakota recently was excep- tionally good, Miss Haugen said. With counties: yet to report re- ceipts ure $12,406.07, and it is cer tain, she said, when all yeturns are | in that last year’s sales of $15,700 will be exceeded. i | Can success in life be undermined by consti- tion? Indeed it cat Fike potsons of this ease tire you out, wear you down, make you listless and make you Yose interest in things in general. Ambition is most often prompted- by a thoroughly healthy body. Kellogg's ALL- BRAN brings permanent relief from constipation. Farmer’s Body Is Found in Ruins of House Minot, N. D., Jan. 16.—George Depner, 60 year-old farmer residing near Berthold, whose charred body was found in the ruins of his home which was destroyed by fire late Sunday night or early Monday morn- ! ing, met his death as the result) of an accident, in the belief of those who conducted an investigation, un- der the direction of County Coroner R. W. Pence of Minot, the latter said this afternoon. rolling stock and other properties, tice in irrigation, and that a $25,000 in addition to a $15,500,000 mainten- | appropria for irrigation exper- ance program, was announced by the | imen propriated, This, Soo railroad. | he says ched by an equal Encouraged by a livening volume sum from the federal irrigation de- of traffic in January, that is bearing | partment. out their forecasts that at least the| Referring to his own experiences first half of 1925 will produce satis- ‘as state engineer, his own knowledge north and two miles west of Bert- factory business, officials completed ‘of the state and commending the preparation of the annual budget and | present engineering department for alloted $600,000 for the immediate its work in irrigation surveys, Mr. purchase of freight equipment, $400,-| Fellows declares there are many 000 freight equipment later in the! plots along the Mouse, Heart, Can- year, and $1,500,000 to additions and/non Ball, Knife and other _ rivers betterments. {ranging in size from a few to sev- New stations, increased shop fa-|eral thousands acres which could be cilities, enlarged classification yards| irrigated at very small expense. and new roundhouses are included! The bill presented in the house in the betterment program. jlast week by Rep. Roberts of Mer- The new car equipment is to in-| cer county calls for a $5,000 appro- clude two or three units of the gas-| priation for irrigation experimental oline-electric motorcar type. These | work at a site along the Knife river are to be put in service in the spring, |near Beulah, and this site Mr. Fel- A. E, Wallace, general manager said. | lows specifically mentions in his re- They will be of the “two unit” type,| sume of irrigation possibilities in which includes a trailer with the|North Dakota as contained in the passenger motorcar. letter to State Engineer Black. The company has not yet decided where the new motor rail buses will Dry Meade) be used. a = | Is Satisfied Editors Meet | cenit 4 | Washington, Jan. 16.—Federal pro- In Washington | hinition entarcement began. five —— jyears ago today, and Commissioner Washington, Jan. 16—A program Haynes, in an anniversary — pro- of committee reports and addresses nouncement, said he helieved accom- by government officials and attend- | plishments during the period “w: ing editors occupied the opening ses- {rant a fair degree of satisfactioi sion today of the annual meeting of when “taking all things into consid- the American Society of Newspaper j eration.” Editors. | The opening address, by Caspar E. | Yost of the St. Louis Globe-Demo- EYES OF SCIENCE crat, president of the society, was followed by a discussion of “Crime, | om a few much-favored the Law and The Press,” introduced | eyes | ‘i feeafeddraca by sumes\M. Beck, Se- |. men of science have licitor-General. been privileged to look upon President Coolidge is on the pro-| vieami i gram to address the annual dinner | vitamins, yet everybody must tomorrow night. ‘have these nutrition factors Oppose Lake jin abundance to assure Level Lowering |growth and sustain strength. Scott's Emulsion for fifty years has eqrned Cleveland, 0., Jan. 16.—(By the A. P.)—The Secretary of War is re- quested to urge Chicago to install fa modern system of sewage disposal in the Chicago district in a resolu- Id-wide tion adopted by the Great Lakes | world-wider i Harbor Association here today. The} wide repute asa builder Ferolution protests against any con- /Of strength. It is the much gressional action diverting lake wa- | favored fo d-tonic that sup- plies vitamins in abundance. i Scott’s. taken regularly In Explosion’ helps grown peopleand Providence, Ky, Jan. 16—The Children alike realize known death tol] in an explosion in’ a Diamond Mine No. 1, near here, an strength and vigor. increased to two early today with Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. the recovery of the body of Gootz |= (Gardiner. The body of Harry Mur- recovered last night soon af- “windy shot” caused an ex- ‘of dust in the mine. Four 2 Lose Lives CLEANING REPAIRING PRESSING, DYEING Ladies’ & Men’s Clothes. We call for and deliver. Eagle Tailoring and Hat Works. Phone 58 24 hour service on ali mail orders. ter plosion othér men were imprisoned in the pit and are believed to have perish- ed, MO RR I YS RI ‘As a result of finding no evidence of foul play in connection with the man’s death, no inquest over the his prospect sai lo." 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All claims filed after Jan. 1, 1925, how- ever must be supported by proof showing the manner in which the! disability incurred in service, he added. Unless proof is submitted | showing this fact, the claim will be disallowed. This'’does not mean that} the claimant is not entitled to con-| sideration by the Bureau for other benefits, he said. Men suffering from disabilities re- quiring. medical: ‘treatment may be! hospitalized by. the bureau for treat- ment without compensation, Mr. Murphy said. Won’t Press Shooting Charge, Fargo, N. D., Jan. 16.—Percy E. Wheeler, well known Fargoan, who was shot with a .22 revolver while riding through Island park Wednes- day evening with’Miss Margaret Mac- Afee, employe in ‘a Fargo °depart- ment store, told a reporter last even- ing that he would not press any charge against Miss MacAfec. “I feel that she has already been punished enough,” Wheeler declared, “from brooding over her act which was done while in a hysterical state of mind resulting from jealousy.” Miss MacAfee was arrested yester- day on a charge of carrying conceal- ed weapon d. arfaigned before Judge Letgh ‘J. Monson, sitting as aj committing magistrate. Her bond which was set at $1,000 was not fur- made into the If eaten regularly, e price. nished last. evening and. was com- 26 | mitted to the county jail. liminary hearing has been continued until Jan. 19. 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