The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 2

4 ‘ “PAGE TWO ‘ : CREATION OF |. 3ER HUBBY Was Too FUNNY _ NEWDISTRICT | HELD VALID, THE. BISMARCK TRIBUNE, ; 4 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1926 Brekke, Minot, N, D., attorneys for » | btoddea sy taboo m. from_sta- @ppellan' {ten f,the American Tele- 3. J. Youngblood; Fessenden, N. D. | phot i. ha 'feicerenh'C New York, ” Pively BME attorney for respondents. tations in x other large’ ey PERSONAL PERTY. ; h l i. Ibin Hedstrom, as the Sheriff a 5 jetuex. sg the country. e County of Burleigh, State of From Foster County “, | |, A8 @ regular teucure each fear of North Dakota, ue on jevof th Lena Nicholson, | ey thday ram. of the Scouts, Plaintiff and Respondent. been the custom to errange § wes p | with Scouts and ledders throughout Mack Ni¢holson, | ee Phare, try to. recgmmit themselves Defendant ‘and Angela. to out path abe law By stand- Syllatius: ‘ Ing a oe girs ad sawed upon i ! q a A defendant in.a divorce action fis} Datcone ate Se ee ’ 4 Ibs. ullapice ths and ' Grownu unison. The facilities offered _b; 61 gal. cans a You and’ G PS not gullty of contempt of court King * George e Awards Gold radio will make it possible for 70,000. a teaeed | f failing to i ee eee ' Crowd Platform But “Red” | ordered by the court. uh ieatient Medals to All Who Aided [0 people in the United States to H y ze and take Into my | peasersiol following described onal pl rty, to-wit: paprika } i Supreme Court Affirms De-' cision of Wells County | from the evidence that he lost all his simultaneously listen in this year. ceiiin i Was in Dreamland property. and crop for that year by in Saving Crew oe rreeram will be “an. exesitent ‘ District Court | Mans tg mortgage foreclosure; that he work- one, A bugle call by an expert | lamp wieks Hear #4. during the.pummer and tall aid bugler will be the wpening number. ° | rent nee We & prospective movie star “Red ing the crop which was lost; that he|, London, Feb. (®)—King George | The Scdut oath and Jaw will be broad- Creation of a new Wells county Grange lost many fans this morning cotid' not get work thereafter and today awarded the gold ‘meals for | cast and James J. Storrow, president eee! a trict from ortions of t when hs he ied eer Hin gel at had no makes se pteperey from gallantry for saving life at sea to|of <a ey eee of America, Na- : er ¢ s is up! in a asleep. “We want Granj e cry, ¥ all the of.ticers and men of the Amer-|tional Scout Commissioner Daniel = preme court decision just fille ¥}which money might be realized “and le Amer- | Mining Nudge Ci Just, filled of hundreds of children wie had been Tuck Asetnine in fet mot: ilapaberts ican, liner, President. Roosevelt, who | Carter Beard, and Chief Scout Execu- excused from school to see the foot- lifeboats to the aid of the | tive James E. West will extend greet- ball hero, failed to arouse the sleep-|_, Appeal from the District Court of went in lifeboats to the aid of | ling. The Boy Scout band 6f ling star.” It was u disappointed group’ Foster ceointy, Hon. J. A. Coffey, | ere of the British steamer Antinoc, | 108 pect” Noy will play, The district No. 17, H meen en lof kiddies who found revenge iA snow. Judge. ic: een who were. drowned. | Joy Scout Quartet’ will sing’ scout i Sen runt es K tag tk ae ae teat: 0)ehaIN Opinion af the court by Burke, J. [EH for life saving at sea to Cap. | Comes epee ae Robyn of the cA Balle 5 syaintendent- ath ‘who dared appear. J. | RT {GaP; | Capitol theatre, New Phituls ot counts, aaasahe ‘Some three hundred Bismarck citi-| .C. B. Craven, of Carrington, attor- Tae Acer ame yd alee th arc Srgucent rhe igi et the prograts 4 is from 7 count} commissioners of Wells coun rena gathered at the station this! ney for, defendant. Sine ne bea Ott evecare | to 7:30 o’clock. morning when the train pulled i rfon, of Cazrington, atfor- | Millet,\ Third Officer Thomas Sloane, | casein, oe AF, ‘about 9:80 o'clock. Just one wetted ney tor paikutt: . and-Foarth Officer Frank Upton; and | Wien Boston; WJAR, Providence ’ of the team seemed to notice the eom-! its brorze; medal to the 20 men rare | WOO, ghiladelphia; WTAG, Worces- jmotion and after one startled lodk.| Prom Grand Forks County manned | the me re Por WGK, Burtalo; WWJ. Detroit; Last June a petition signed by two = thirds of the schoo! voters of the proposed new district was filed with MORES cotimissioneta and the ‘out the window he hid again beneath In the matter’ of the revocation of jf rescue. < ‘ iW ‘CCO, Minneapolis; KSD, uperintendent of schools, secking| the covers, | the Heense of W. R, Shortridge to} , The, toute officers Picene| [WCAE, Pittabusehs SWRAIST Couis: whorization of the new district from ‘The crowd was coriposed mainly of} practice. medicine and surgery in <reeee plats tee bid board nati; WUAP, Washington. s of the Bloomington and St. small boys ‘but there was a goodly the State of North Dakota. ORG ‘share of business men who had stolen|The Board of Medical Examiners of Anu ; district and ( a ‘away to catch, g glimpse of Grange,| the State of North Dakota, ‘But the plea of one of the North’ Va- i Respondent. ii supreme court jua 8 to wil vi. + pkes. uniter: outs im carried no more weight with the W. R. . fit, wans dutch cleanser ‘Pullman conductor than did the re-' Syitobun ne” Apae fen Ate lopes uests of the school kids. The proceedings before the. State _ Mandan Youth’s Skull Fractured While Coasting A number ¢ persons filed prote against the granting of the but commis superintendent ruled in favor i comaidieds Board of Medical Examiners pon A 3 ‘ Mandan, N, a ae .o . Then ‘the objectionists RET ERSTOWN PAN! complaint pagainst a physician for > a ry, 10-year-old Fe Me and Mie certiorari proceedings and the purpose of yevoking his Jicenge j A ‘ p e Jamestown, N. D, Feb. 3—P)—A nton Magelki, today was, still in a was taken before the dis crowd of several hundred people, pré- to practice medicine, are administr ' coma: state, suffering from a fr: Following » hearing ‘dominated by students of Jamestown | "ive/in, character, turcd skill’ shove the cyex as the ruled in favor of the petitioners | college, greeted the “million dollar godin On othe san ihe Hasiney a sult of a Saeee, accident late Tues- ordered that the writ of certiorari ‘gridicat ot ‘ cision of the State Board of Medi- day afternd ‘Th ings be dismissed. The appeal to the ' B Ne rial in the district cannes truck te Berean notre wax {vom this tude ‘chiens jears on Ror Won Gn: Je woot the Gevord and testimany be * Commesiorate Scoutdom’s since aateost wih teri Lad ment. | | ‘ore. the Board. Mthe questions presented involved 7 ee wise Je Seneate ed at: Hetere HOPE son eat Teasotin stated sin the opin- 16th Birthday ie — ane Baebdatriction of Cection 1146, C shelves with brack- crawTéd out of bed to greet ion it is held that the proceedings . " 1913 as amended Chapter 2 7 hii Scatown fans but other Some, Were fegular, and that it flocs not In confme:noration of the sixteenth| ,, DOM’t forget Nash-Finch # construction of Section 1146, ( nee caersnaie jbers of the team failed to respond to tall ed that’ the appel- birthday of the Boy Scouts of Amer- Concert Orchestra over W C 1913 as amended by Chapter latt mal lealls. A cheer was given, ending in /8n s deni ue process. either | ica on February 8, arrangements ua Laws 1914 | : Bgeise ec the Jamestown ‘college yell, which ‘before the board or on appeal 'to the | been made, ‘through the coustesr or| © O beginning tonight. = Ini It ' manager Pyle said was. the best district court. the S. S. Kresge Co., and the C Nee Te MER ute met azel Howell, film actress, won a divorce when she told a Los Angeles 5 “e Grange had received on the trip. |_Appeal from the district court of | and American Record Corporations, to| Use Gas. the scientifie fuel. | judge her husband had torn her clothes off so she couldn't go to a mati- | , VESCOr Asked to show his head, Grange re-'Grand Forks county, Hon. M. J. Eng: ———— Rees “He's a comedian and sometimes he tried to get funny with me,” | | wks feved his cap and the crowd showed lert, judge. 1 =" she complained. og white lead disappointment the lack of bril- | Opinion of the court by Johnson, J. 5 m counter {liancy to his ¢ h. He greeted the | Affirme | E [fans with a smile but had little to; Geo. F. Shafer, attorney general, ' H F ST. PAUL i A jsay, excusing his team mi for not; and John Thorpe, ant attorney , ie ‘showing up because *thdy just got to’ general, Bismarck, N. D., attorncys lane. Bowe hed about six o'clock,’ for respondent. ‘ mite botttes DECISIONS OF SUPREME CouRT |p, attorney for a paar n twine hold 2 riginal — steel drum The State ot North Dakota, ex rel From Mountrail County Apaiio?, ig! . : . 1 a Anna Mae Ivetz, Petitioner. | . . eae | because Resclutions Also Ask Pa Ceremenies Perfermed at St. Paul Cathedral—j| } funrel Piste eee and Hpapendeyt t Is ; 7 Tarr | chbisho ; sien eae . W. R. Singleton, as Sheriff, of Dickey ae tion of the Federal Tariff | Archbishop Dowling Led the Service, Assisted by t ‘ gaunt. Nerth Dakota, Respondent. | C°"* Senses issi St. Cloud and Fargo Bis teh machine if Nate i Syllabus: aeieien ee mana ate On habeas corpus, the evidence tak: | y' tnder Section 416i, in_awari- . ear lighter Sry cxarnination will be exsmined to ing the custody of. minor or in ap- | Washington, Feb. 3) “We bishops, priests and faithtu HT Sai tute: eaeiear there’. any evie ‘pointing a general guardian, the | etibatedaraty tacitt céumision andl Vor the told-of Chelat-ychlive natch I Fence upon which defendant ois court or judge ‘is to be guided by | a con “essional inquiry into its r ERY the consecration of a bishop are ‘oop shovel See ae ee dete a ent Pe| what appears to be for the best in- ord to the present, time were| ica jay when he was c ferred the selfs: ‘e saw deste 3 terests of the child, in respect to its Severe tests in cases of long starding urge. in resolutions passed unani-/as the new bisho those giveh to the apostles, powers cans borax cor-| temporal and its menta! and: moral | mously today by the hoard of direc Duluth in the presence of dignitar-| that come. immediately and’ dircetly bottle cappers erelleation: ton wee of havens cor walfate: bg): have proved -that PAZO OINTMENT s ational board of farm nf tte, Catholic “chureh atthe! from “Christ the head of the CORRS > 2\F. J. Graham, Ellendale, North Da-| 2 Ria Section AAG ot eae ae can be depended upon with absolute edt ere ETS Ca ‘ ; sons equally entitled to the cys! dels shop Austin Dowling of St.) “There y not of the Catho- i ti L kota, and #. A. Sullivan. Cakes North |in other respects, preference ix given certainty to.Stop gp diaeer: of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- of tariff ions affecting ed the consecration lieataith who) sckiowledgenthscune|.. 3 tame 7 Be etree Wabneten North Da | tone who was indicated “by — th ing Piles, and in the shortest time possible. Recommended by was char od in, the resolu x ing broken line of «postolic suce tae Se ene bisa, aadet. chs Whipple. Ellendale, mre a dechaveg fp ent ae Physicians and Druggists in United States and Foreign Countries, it was disclosed also that the ope bishops, who 1 arvel = ght bills! us a na iy gi st, 3 e mother of Lois Flath, be- » mission had taken secret testimony| the ritual by Bishops J.| their unity,” dec! piHeer cite olives | Noren Vaxota, attorneys for respond: tore ter death, indicated her wish PAZO GINTMENT in tubes with Pile Pipe Attachment, 750. “In at least one cage after the inter-| i. Bu Cloud and. Jumes| MeNicholas, “but. who bottle red hot sauce per lin writing, that her parents should and in tin boxes, 60c. The circular enclosed with each tubs and bor ested parties had been given to un-| O'Reilly | stand the Supernatural bottles kitchen bouquet ave the custody of her child Li - f destand that hearings were concluded.| _ Conferring Waalonmnbalspoweurunte bottles Schecards dresting ihc cing toy Mean 1%, "Pith in Gabe of hér, deaths, and contains facts about Piles which everybody should know. While not mentioned ally in| followed by a s Archbishop) who refuse to Investigate tie peace mington School distri vers alt, accordance with’ such expressed wish | PARIS MEDICINE CO., Beaumont and Pine Strests, St. Louis, Mo. the resolutions, the case involving} 4 of Cincinnati, in! the sacramental government. of Da en iain tis and A Milants, the defendant, Cens Nelson, is en-| j “secret testimony” was that of the i i that “in the mind! church set up by the savior of the cs geen re \titled to sbe avpointed guardian of | butter tariff. It became known that/and in the will of t 1, world. e the said Lois Flath. ———— farm leaders had lodged a formal] the perpetuity of his church is de- | can pineapple \ Louise F. Larson, “tuperintendent or 4, Appeal from the District court of | sie 2 protest with the commission, declar-| n the very | All Essentials Provided: H n pears Schools of Wells ‘County, Nor! " Mouatra: 1 county, Hon. John. c. Lowe. | n pympkin Dakota, et al, q ing that after the public hearings on we “The Lord Christ, God d ma 3 ee , ing: eres ae reed Saree atte er chek onaaeah| | St niet Syuabesbetenaants and Respondent iar aaa Golden West Laundry and Dry Cleaning. ache of the Danish legation appea as just taken plac both huma dae ee ans 0 u ition of the court ‘by Surte. 'S— erative scomiiiesioners ata: secre Binhawia a every 3 “chapter 213, Laws 1917, relating to| Sree ON tes: Minsts Novia cba Three services—Family Washing Finished, session and was questioned about] changing of boundaries of common ' ota and F. W. Medbery, butter production in Denmark. of Stanley, | Rough Dry and Dry. sential in tl school ‘districts, and Chupter 197, om atcea attorneys for appel: is to cantina in hi t the commission has made ule its neizh- church, unchanged and unchangeabie,) ¢ C82! ee Laws 1919, relating to the formation “ie. PHONE ; | of Duluth. until the end of the world. i at satin wean ¢ be neety eet pisces: Bre “eaR |) off, Stanley, North Da- ‘ aes . — 700,000 Famili tating. pontiff imposedt “wap, : ~paleane re : 24 aa tees stried, and it is held . of Minot, 5 ‘Sead Cy ‘ Bee tor een | he mubhostgeaomminenkiot jerate em BE gevernmnent whieh ‘aie 1. That the two statutes are sep- teeta Bs 96 : ‘ The national board of farm organ- : A r North Dakota, attorneys for respond- . , iuations is made up of a number of |! nd through. them, tol fai tiga ese ist arate and distinct legislative on a Noa "| vO |p BISMARCK ; PS MANDAN agricultural bodies, including — the | their te The chatge iit one. In the mind and in the will of| 1 can corn bee mente. se) aiing. Sor aatnieae: be pe Woe Heeieee tice Milk. Producees Fegera.| brethcrn has been re-echoed today in, CBTISt the perpetuity of his church| ¥-cans de each applies to and covers the whole) Don’t forget Nash-Finch 24 hour service on parcel post orders, ane pel - 3 Federa Te OE ee eee s dependent the vi la g 1 pkg. raist tion and. the Pen : {the man¢ Pope Bius XI, which! on she hands thot we Have jase wie |< dLeawa conn subject to which it relates, wholly un-| Concert Orchestra over W Cf’ MANDAN, re : . i! N. DAK. Grange. C. W. Holma you have sxed. 7 cans stove polish wrieeted by the provisions 0 °!C O beginning tonight. i the board. d te that the A Great Respon: ‘ | cans Campbell's soup other. " Satie: attending Paka oh PET PME AR Gi Geen “During the 19 centuries of ner! cans Lewis lye 2. That the power conferred by| .. “speak for 700,000 farm familie : anette d| 2 pkgs. Argo gloss starch | | Chapter 197, Laws 1919, upon the 3 “it is only in ottles tomaso catsup “Representatives of these organiz- the supreme head | can oliver board of County Commissioners and : e ely urge ac : Se Y in i ec t of a ations will immediately urge accept: | and founder of the church, that we ring of holy orders, and has fittingly] | C22 clame eee omitteniew rue dis- Be : peo sey retain bans: avon cong iy the sublime dignity, she surrounded it with’ the solemn cere-| 11° sige ene woe telet ‘from. another district or from eer Mme Obs aah: $ aeN : } vate tthe and, will give the dent “nowers,. the tern monies that have unfolded to us| ‘1 pkgs. toot portions of districts alrcady organ- Sa ee t commission, ions of the Episcopal of this morning the mystic symbolism| 13 pkgs. nutme i Al ; whi xpressed ‘ he continued, | of her magnificent ritual.” % pkgs. allspice eo is * Sele Jasemany Oe ens e on ns nnua emen there, t t 3 ‘and min int Paul's injune- ‘Then turning to the newly install.| %,cans nutm d necessary, upon ‘being «petitioned — ‘Commission's Acts Score tion to Timothy ‘impose not lightly | ed bishop, Archbishop M TCRRS, SIMEON. $ Me 4 J, D. Miller, president of the Na-|hands upon any man, the vicar. of reeited the reasons why the dicate ana plore eect & tional Co-operative, Milk Producers) Christ, the Bishop of Bishops, has pal consecration of today has taken | 3 cane alleplec, dine See Oe eetorne ne Increase over - -* federation, declared the resolution: ter responsibility than’ that on added interest, aduing that an-| 2 cans sage ‘th 1925 (924 were adopted “with a grim determin-| of selecting those who are to be as- other native son of Minnesota has| 1 cans pepper lela Rea a hort roe I y ation that the tariff commission be | s 1s brothers in rule taken his place in the hierarchy of| 1'% 1s. Japan tea visions 8 phe as F ele oandaces New thin ‘issued 4 (Ordinary). -$:71,516,357.00 $ 8)341,152.00 ding, president of the T ing the church of Godt this count | eee creas Sf common school districts, Business in Force (Ordinary). 417,703,158.00.“ —37,06,438.00 > ling, president of the Twin Citie 5 arves poh ; ; i y Milk Producers association, said that, a ; t Bs. Avpeat from the District, Court of if . By darmore of Minhesota were | ° ', which nds interpret as the United States, He observed his|{ ‘ Wells county, Coffey, Judge. Certi- 19,478,795.16 2,615.549.40 “aflame with indignation over the|? on hig p to take a hand 101st birthday recently, going about! Had. iaasoeow A * orari by Bloomington School District ‘5 ei i 019,949. acts of the tariff commission in the| rubber industrial market now hit work as usual He has been] 4 cans spaghettl and others against Louise F. Larson, 73, 176,969.74 9,255,736.59 Bitter tariff, case.’ ng in England, practicing three aparters ofa cpntury. can asparagus tips County Superintendent of Schools,! peer tiie leclared the com-{_ Eivermoré ran a shoe string into : yaa iit 4 bottles lemon extract - |and Divide county and the members 70,375, 398.04 . 8,896,123. 56 Eotite enclutions dedlaréd the comm: fortune before he wae 21 and. then ; | bottles, vanitia Shine Bobrd of County Commismon- G : 8 s a) ‘ epee aS lost it through speculations, only to 8. sa bega unty, to review * 96,4 " method of dealing with questions of cain other millions through’ brilliant ELK OUSTED SriRlE eee te ream sicsadl ie ot aald Board of County be Earned. oy 402.35 382.092. 58 Prcecivon ell reputable Be See a ; ; Pgs a ae Commissioners aud County Superin- Provision for Future Profits to Policyholders 7,236,072.00 890,873.00 ‘i Last year he is said to have made ran duteh éloanger jt t of’ Schools, relating to the ii } agencies. deve, ue|M foHlnesin the grein aacken bite . IDs. atlsplee eer OF tees eomieen, sabiel = 2° Unassigned Profits and Contingency Reserve — 2,801,571.70 « 359,613.03 ” : irman Marvin of the t: i “4 i f - fe raigrion declined to comment on the Be oun ons ae bushels of wheat at 3 same pont) Bevel hah af district out of portions of cxisting) K resolutions, but said the commission |*!-04 and selling at $2, 1 = 4 Jordan, Jr. Trustee, of Bixmarck, School districts. vel e investigation. i State of North Dakota, From a judgment in favor. of re- | oe ae . 7 : : ee eee Man Accused of i ee 7 ‘i ane said seizure was mude to sat- spommnats | the relators appeal. ; : 1 IMPO: TA iT ITEM 4 . gyaTEM TO CONTROL < ‘i i f, (ougaugnt taxes for the years): Aasizmed. x . SUvaskingtons Feb. 8 UP) Placing Poison — Noecther’ with: Mterey and oF, of sha ghaiche PEMIE - ashington, . 8, . . . “9 . he aliy dune th f ee J = é el specifically endorsing the oe $ m Wife’s Wine bs tal gmimerciat Co, end Wee ik Jor gE, Foy 2 A tatae ingens in ‘ney business luction. farm surplus bill, now befo' 4 \ f : dar, dr. Trustee, io the County of iness in force substantially increased. : gress, the heard of directors of the} \.. : ‘ i Burictah Mint an record, Ware. today an favor | Sammlers 43 Saeac silty 7. or ebruary: 1, st’ the nour otf : (3) interest 8 waley proceeds, Profite,. ‘ete, ef y a ee) , i y si v'cloc! he John J. Hoop fe ‘ A ‘Oe \ ‘of some method of disposing of sur-|'°. when ar: store st 812" Front Sitcct, In. Biss a 4) Ex adopt. |" be ed in|: : moreks aa ) nse rates have been Beit hares OP ts! da a ae Mi | BE eee ey cone ideane,| eR & Marea rakes ha ee PE es ae ‘We ask of congress a_ system Reed deferred ‘sentence and directed : Pers:-val Property to satisfy phe lien | «gic for eight: due |, persia 5 a ds, y 1% of thé expected. . whereby any surplus in agricultural} L. L. Longbrake, public defender, to} cm Bai its ald prope: : n inc: to over $73,000,600.09. gpessers shall be so controlled that|#Ppear ax counsel for Sammler, who} e F and, WB. Ee Ng leaife- | ‘ bs psa the “producer, may receive for that is Patio teas bap Poured in| ‘ ia Helladnent Thaxes th aie 5 ‘ Ps conte nearly $20,000,¢ 00, the whole crop require wife drai rs. of : 5 <i Portion oe ar'of thie country at least |Samiilit Ic tas’ serious condition. (8) Surplus cnrninigr nearly, $4,000,600.00— i cost of production, while the —_——_—_—__- ; : the largest in the Compa history. \ : ler proper contro! Hee We Bahie ol We producsrs iénto and | “Dh either sold on foreign markets ‘ Signed ay * $1.00. a: a's price or else be stor- " 7 " 2. $175.59," Haaveae toa. Pen- reserve to meet fu- Minneapolis Bout: i : 3 2 $43.98, Interest, $11.39, Pen- i blish ; Nees 14 ke j . ile sat of coo) aie ee wal Minncapcilis, Feb. 3-(P)—Johnny oe Z tg $35.84, Antercat, $4.18, end ‘ pe 4 ‘statement. merely backs, ed, and the board also asked| Brown of ' England, bantemwei; é fed. thounand fe 1 fi champion of Europe, and Pete 4 E . ‘kmounting: te” $1,084.85, ra have bout q pe miento of the Philippine Islands to-| | ae sith a acer stakes (oer ectiles ore peeked with aes erations ‘of the in-| day were pease J fora 10-round fight ~ é : Se ae biadek pup! He. auction, ie the testin aa 3 caret ALLS Wiper nos, ; system in run down, - ASSURANCE | She arrived in William W..W: \ “paged ate Buell ae is| Rowe vate from i * gt (York in Noventber and has won sev: | cr or Pawtuckets(R, 2nd aby of Pebruary,, 1936. not let Tanlac : oe eral bouts in este rings. He was| Elks, whose resignation’. hi ‘oggroal ‘ ¢ ‘i HEAD - OFFICE there, in 1924, iis. first performm@mee | ofdered by. Judge a a T Shive < se ee c a ee, dsaw with Joe Bur-| well, national ¢rand exalted ; Khan .Peh : ie inyes af ar sale ee As Ay DOEANEB. ‘wit. i. DOLAN, E. A. THORBERG, ‘ ed liquor 1 teat vesttin 3 > a nie k if Al tueket-} ge. > Ce } 2 Resenetien: Bismarck, Mormon pioneer, claims to cing Woodeee the taming a Pa of the joage ‘tet oldest practicing phyelstan ia 60-days," al here ‘Februg;