The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1926, Page 1

WEATHER FORECASTS Partly cloudy tonight and Sun- day; rising temperature Sunday. \, ESTABLISHED 1873 | COOLIDGE HAS 7" OPEN MIND ON RELIEF BILLS Republican Leader Assures House Consideration of Crop Surplus Bill TINCHER BILL FAVORED Chairman Haugen Directed, However, to Draft Proposal “Along His Ideas Washington, April 17—UP)—With house consi ation of a crop gur- plus bill assured by Representative Tilson of Connects, Republican leader, President Coolidge is main- taining an open mind with respect to the Tincher bill embodying Secre- tary Jardine’s proposal to aid farmers in marketing their products through a farm commission provided with a revolving fund out of the treasury. Chairman Haugen of the house agriculture committee, which has held hearings for several weeks on the corn belt and other bills, has been directed, meanwhile, to draft a pro- posal along his own ideas. The com- mittee, however, is not pledged to support his plan, which probably will bring together some of the provisions McNary-Haugen bill which failed to receive congressional ap- proval two years ago, and of the corn belt measure, with the equali- zation fee proposed in the latter ap- plicable to the first sales of wheat, corn, cattle and hogs. Both plans contain the farm bard idea. ‘ While the president is not commit- ted one way or the other and will wait until the opinions of farm group members in congress have been brought out, he is inclined toward the principle of the Tincher bill in pro- viding for assistance without putting the government in the business of buying and selling crop — surpluses. Mr. Haugen, on the other hand, would have the proposed board au- thorized to buy and gell products if the e should fall below the world market quotation plus the import tariff on that commodity, and would empower the ‘president to change tariff rates to any point necessary Lake Cargo Coal Case Reopened For Further Hearings Washington, April 12.—(@)<-The interstate commerce commission to- day reopened for further hearings the lake cargo coal ease, involving rates on coal from several producing sections to Lake Erie ports. The commission had asked those interested in the proceedings wheth- er the case should be heard again on the old record, and differing opin- ions were rendered by various coal No date companies and railroads. was set for the hearings. FLECK MOTOR CO. 10 HAVE NEW GARAGE Buick Agency Will Have Mod- ern Building at Corner of Seventh and Main Bismarck will have another up-to- date and modernly. equipped public garage building this summer as the | result of action taken by Motor Sales company signing contracts for the construc- tion of such a building on the site at the corner of Main and Seventh streets. The property is owned by R. C, Rosen, who now operats a filling station there. Mr. Rosen will erect the building and the Fleck company has taken g long time lease thereon. The new structure will be of brick construction .and strictly - fireproof. It will be.75 feet by 180 feet in size and will be built around the present filling station, which will remain a part of the new garage’s equipment. Only one story will be built at this time, but the construction will be such that a second floor may be add- ed at any time, and it is considered likely that this addition will be made within a year. Large Display Room The plans provide for an elaborate display room on the Main street frontage, capable of holding nine au- tomobiles. The offices will be at the side of the display,room, and to the reay will be the storage space and repair shop. Storage will be provid- ed for about 50 customers’ cars, and the entire building will be devoted the Fleck esterday in exclusively to Buick sales and ser- THE BIS BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, | FLIERS FOUND AFTER SPENDING WEEK IN oF ATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926 NEW ENGLAND STATES HAVE BIG BLIZZARD} R Snow Drifts Are Piled Five : Feet Deep Some Places . in Vermont State TWO DEATHS REPORTED Men Boiling Maple Sap Crushed When Roof of Sugar House Collapsed New York, April 17.—(4)—Maine, northern Vermont and northern New York today were digging from under a snow blanket left by a blizzard that established a new record for the ten- acity of winter in the section. The storm came as the climax of several days of near zero weather, and oldest inhabitants are searching their memories for a precedent to {match the exchange of roles between {January and mid-April. In some {places in Vermont drifts age piled {five fect deep. News of two deaths for which the storm was indirectly responsible came from the Canadian border of Maine. At Rockwood Station two men boiling maple sap were crushed when the snow laden roof of a sugar house collapsed. ™ the Adirondacks three inches of snow piled in drifts. One lone sign of spring came with the storm reports. While Auburn, N. Y., was shivering with the unseason- able cold, the ice in Owaseo Lake staged its annual myster pearance. Thursday evening lake was frozen over solid. Friday morning there was no trace of the ice. Indian legend tells of a huge un- derground channel through which the ice leaves suddenly at the beg ning of g. N.P AT DICKINSON TO BE CLOSED “CAR SHOPS | i Queen Decides Not es to Join the Greek Orthodox Church Bucharest, Rum ‘Queen, Marie, it is stated, lias given up the idea o ing the Greek Orthodox chur: Dispatches last week said ian queen had embraced t are Roman TWO FATALLY HURT AS AUTO Crossing Near Breien, N. D., This Morning —_— Mandan, N. D., April 17.--®)—-H. Blount, travelng salesman for a gro- cery house, and Fred H. Marshall traveling reptesentative of the Es- tate Stove Company, both from Har- on, S. D., were fatally injured this morning at Breien, N. D., when their closed-car crashed into the engine of a west bound freight train. The road closely parallels the rail- road tracks and makes a sharp turn to a grade crossing. The men were racing the freight and their brakes failed to hold when they reached the sudden turn in the road, apparently unfamiliar to them, according to wit- nesses to the cri Both men were ing when placed aboard the train to be rushed to a Mandan hospital. However, Blount died shortly after being placed aboard. he train was due to reach Mandan at 12:30 p. m., mountain time, MAN KILLED W. ON VACATION TRIP Huron, D., April 17.) lount, killed today when a fre train hit an automobile at Breien D., is a brether of j Julian Blount, States sister H. pr Senator Peter N M i Thee! Orthodox faith, feeling th as need for clon to the spiritual relations of h dren, who are members of that chureh, Both King Ferdinand-and Marie HITS FREIGHT Accident Occurs at Grade 1 An Army of Women Marches on the Capitol . SOUTH PART OF MINNESOTA HAS 4, United bi. His, SNOW AND RAIN ington to insist on retention of the prohibition law bombarded the Sen with strict enforeem the capitol steps. D ate prohibition committee z nent. This picture shows them on ONTARIO’S EXPERIMENT WITH THE LEGALIZED SALE OF | “NON-INTOXICATING” BEER DECLARED UNSUCCESSFUL | ements That Sale of Beer: Had Solved Dominion’s Wet and Dry Troubles Are Un- true, Former Toronto Attor- ney General Tells Senate Prohibition Committee. Si GUARD UNITS; TO GET ANNUAL: INSPECTION PRICE FIVE CENTS ESERT HOW THEMEN KEPT ALIVE IS UNKNOWN Messages Say They Are ii “Fairly Good Condition” Despite Wanderings os | MISSING SINCE SUNDAY Plane on Spanish - Manila Flight Forced Down 100 Miles From Amman t, April 17,—()—Doth , leader of the Span- and his mechani- ages 1 say they are in “fairly good condition,” despite their wanderings in ‘the desert since last Sunday, when th airplane was ed down about 100 miles from ny Capt 2 was found by fly- ing off ghill of the abandoned feet were blistered, condition was He was taken 1b be fair. to the nearest medical station. airplane Mechanician Calvo was found 26 miles further away from the plane. If his condition permits, he will be taken by airplane for medical treat- ment. The British are at loss to explain how the airmen subsisted during the long period between their forced landing and their rescue. Rehearsals Start For Musical Play to Be Given Here Rehearsals for “Hello There,” the musical comedy to be given on April 30 and May ‘l at the city auditorium under the auspices of the U. C. T. the choruses Auxiliary, began yesterday in zl and the cast an been selected. Miss Rosella Zura, author of the production, has come from Boston to coach the cast and drill the mixed | ee group of young people for the 23 mus- ‘4 to protect the farmers from foreign] vice, A stock yoom is included in the Os ele oe cue er ea setae etna ales will shee ven, competition. plans, with new steel bins for parts. ete “ithe duties: ? : Seod.|. Washington, April'17—) Again) Que as hae je number of young people ihe vena department Will be es laurel ineaee Pied aie es May Tyee ‘armers About Through Seed turning to Canada for light onthe Quartermaster’s Company In turned out last night for the first — ped throughout with new machinery * 4 aes i { Fy i a: Precinita: prohibition ques the senate pre- . ‘ ‘, get 4 ; : 54] of the fatert type and especially de-Part of Force-to Be Trans- his duties as olerk in, the local opat-| ing and the Precipita | hibition ‘committee "wag, told today spection Monday Night, —————______ signed for Buick service wash an uae igbagt Sacernnlienntt * " | that there no truth in state-| % ; x an | ‘ODA Y greasing rack with steam ‘and hot] forred—Rest Will Have | M:h#!! basa wife and a small child tion Is Weleomed Tenia sTeab sale of beevaned salves Company A Tuesday PLAN T0 BRING water connectigns will be installed in Neer? tagline 4 ieee \the dominion’s wet and dry troubles the new building. ] to Seek New Jobs St. Paul, April 17 ()-—April snow! William E. Raney, former attorney; Th annual inspection of the Bis- a hermes The yeneral construction contract fl at Mf ta th eneral of Hed} 5 m n and rain covering Mnnesota puth- | genera cS marek of the Nor akota Na- iGOEMANG ADVANTAGES i] beacon awapien tr Johneon. @ Son PRIN ] k [oraralil Cope a Meee ee ey | marek units of the North Dakota Na ciisie icareonsaells meee" WY of Fargo. Work was commenced to-! pp elneans April 17. ze losing | | weeldaniedicbiye (aA ns who Ontario's ex galiz-| tonal ¢ ar will be conducted in ; day and the building is to be ready} of the Northern P: car shops in! Ve ivoteh sacking ed sale of becr| Bismarck Monday and Tuesday, with | ee eT for oceupancy by July f, ‘The buibde+ Dickinson on May 1, has been ordered Dee mRustiin Anns: two - inches of| had mot. been I. Capt. OE Mantisiosas the in| SEE ARIZONA. ling. complete is estimated to cost! by the rating department of the! sheavy snow fell from 5 to Ba. m.| “The beer ari said the four] wocting off Gihans SEs r | $40,000. The Fleck company will take! company. About men will be af- ttodag. The “blanket” was deseribed| per cent beer allowed under the 1 & The quartermaster’s REAL PROMISED LAND. over the business of the filling sta-| fected by the order which will lay off tenorts. from there as of “reat did not have enough kick in : ig eer apni Mil || tion in connection with its garage, not only the car building nefit to the territory as there has y said, “and the permits for the af the: aatie nore Decal ier business at the. new location, and forthe inspectors and the station: teeta ted ab obit he same hour Tues e useful to the rte sell BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright, 1926) BY ARTHUR BRISBANE. — (Copyvight, 1926, by the Star Co.) “A ship,” Dr. Johnson wrote to Mrs. Thrale, “has all the disadvantages 0! a prison, with the additional disad- ty of moi there created sin the rural districts! stronger.” Freehorn county, al | “Boot! | wet and he continue 3 an di j the present will continue to hundle; men at the roundhouse where the Sipelair line. boiler rooms will be clos ~The Fleck Motor Sales company | Officials who were here, began business in Bismarck a year} Dickinson Press, stated ago last September, taking the local) change was being made in th e wency for the Buick line of auto-|ests of economy and in keeping with mobiles, and has done a remarkable; the plan of the company to lengthen | Persons Who Owned Stock in Closed Banks Will Be Made Defendants ee omething, he. UNDER CONTROL | Rangers Still Fighting Flames * in Montana and Idaho of the army and na- ected here for the} Poore of nead- seventh corps area, and Col s, chief of staff, from} Col. Ritchie of Valley City, | goes on in both ti provinees of “and the pr and ! e des eater. | Co i to Maat\in three widely separated areas of “And it also makes’ law enforee- officers and National Grand Forks, on a trip begun this And there are no worms. Sd ns celination ot sxe tira five men will be transfered to Man: | the country generally was under con- fs Eee ment in the United States more dif- Guard in Bism il be entertain- week. pect Pry Nausticn, | order. It is possible that a few more| t¥ol today, although continuing high ficult,” interjected Senator Herreld, nd Pacific Thorpe will act as agent for L. R. Tn a Pullman “drawing-room,” as in| both from the standpoint of location | Olor. tt ve Poare of at other points,| Winds in some districts carried J Republican, Oklahoma, 3 ng. Those* Baird, receiver of closéd banks. Judge the tomb, you have all your posses-| *"4 *12¢- The remainder Will be foreed to seek threats of fanning the flames anew.’ . of the dinner arrangements Cooley is the district judge appointed sions with you, all your trot Ne far . = Sal new dphe: arlfes, hich swept large forest, allteseeve ot ta" hear cases pertaining. ts cloned away. No telephone rings, nobody h hops, ted in 1920 and a p aye that , banks now in the rcceiver’s hands. fall,’ with a letter of introduction, Weather Report | Bi aN be the finest and. best| been checked, and most of the prairie 4 invi r, wheth-; Many persons who were stockhold- nobody wants to sell you anything, or ‘equipped on the system, will be and grass fires in Minnesota and the} r not they -d un invitation; ers in. closed North Dakota banks buy anything. < v j boarded up and the machinery left | Dakotas have been extinguished, but “The government control provinces by mail. Reservations should be| now are residents of the west coast, Temperature at 7 a, m, 33| here intact for the time, Officials | neers were still fighting flames in are Quebee, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, made with Dr. E. P. Quain, Attorney General George Shafer said. In the sleeper, as in the tomb, you] Highest yesterday ; were emphatic. in thelr declaration, | the national forest in western Mon- i j Aiberta’ and British “columbia,” he nab BeBe Attorney Conceal Geone Suster sai, r) i 3 . jointed out. “These are the only sys- e e ock- Ht ve BRothert She Tamerof re Fullman| Besant i ssvevvos | Rawat dhe company sad | ves wore losin Minnesota ee Lett Pie serine cored anes State Appeals lect fro than ander the bank ac ‘as of the coffin, is carefully padded,| wichest wind velocity”... intention of renppnine and North Dakota, with the loss in!” pee) English. speaking country’ anywhere, Williston C folders lability Jay pecknse tee ae you sleep as long as you please. The] Weather conditions at Oe ein ich; since the| that territory estimated between half sic. Vin “the Weald oBheee: of then nave lliston ase mot lite bere, and Rave: Re nia: porter, like the Gabriel, is con- inte tu tha B6 hbase’ onli losing of the roundhouse, have been|% million and one million dollars. Makes Arrangements. For cor pariors, as they call them. tos Court! seted itjudement were obtained siderate, and waits. Py es ‘ mG: closing At the Fappanonie, have Deca. Eleven farm buildings were burned inj 7a 19 Haldane School “age, thi a yet ao Montreal Upreme COUPE tacked if judement wore cptained. in the > + b, ear the abou! — ivr i is In the coffin as in the train you!’ Temps. s for gro ae neg rk Ade ines,|,, Reports that the Massachusetts ay Teeslte Re walle Uiveatipatienes was! Appeal to Tikes supreme ‘conet. or |Anecepnrts.of che state Lp een chee travel. Our real journey is with the . 3 «Scag heal te elect” Mtcees wall be aed fires were of incendiary origin were at Cold Spring | held which produced 200 witnesses taken by the state today in the cuse| Turiadiction over them, Under. the sun, through space, Little trips go- 3 28° SS | irthe roundhouse torheat these stalls| Under investigatio lundreds of ‘ ke nd 10,000 pages of evidence. Much involving the right of the legislature! J¢tte"iaw a person owning stock. in Len une ee ed i € gs | when nece forestry men and firemen had been} New York, April 17.--(®)—Prepara-| of the evidence about the drinking to donate the Williston agricultural| Q"Closed bank ix required to pay, for sppcnntte Teale . = EE Z s. prgaged in a iwocday battle on 8! sions for reentering high school ure ‘UNdeF government control’ dnd so-, experiment station to Williams ithe benefit of the creditors, an amount In the coffin you travel, with the & 337 cake | Will Bring Boat Up | Sous Pond in the direction ot Buse) being made by Mrs: Frances Heenan cal vice and boat the nectestion county, for use as a, poor farm... jequal to the par value of the stack Soh alles covey fone, snd’ you travel Botti “BL 28.00 Peis, Missouri to Prove Te ea theckedretme Before the) sopping tours on. Fifth Avenue to | aatiinel: ARa rape gommaunity, waned: ere ee eerie ene Although he has no figures on the k PEARSON.» +: c gure! ¢ f vere, buy gowns and other fineries whic! Dope Traffi aves held that the| subject Attorney General Shafer said . ee Sasuel ee here Devils Lake . 28 01 P.Clay. River Is Still Here senultente Teele cotttal Gouhvent| are being lavished ‘upon her by. ber “Next Beiter ccrnbie, Gusher he saya eee eink | the total amount which the state will as + Got. whither—perhaps to-some final] Dickingon ab ae ieaey, eee it was believed that they offered noj “Cinderella man,” who is a wealthy) province has the largest dope trat-| yajid. ) \° Wtlliams county was seek vo recover in the actions will ing place, where all earth’s souls : : Speer et further menace. Considerable live-| real estate broker. al fie in Canada. BO uct ei : reach a huge sum, : on 1» loads its cargo, at the end of a voy-4 Grand Forks .. 60 28 0 Clear | “Mandan” from Kansas City to Fort| Yast tracts of timber were destroy-| tile high school stared in wonder and! quoted an unnamed official of the| tional questions, wie centenda: atat pr ey 4 es 5 / ‘ : ’ chool girl bride | H : , at! state receiver in the proposed actions age. How welcome will be the words, 7 nestown 59 30 0 Cloudy | Benton during the old settlers’|¢4, in Minnesota and the Dakotas.) ase ee roups, admiring her| Qhebec liquor commission as saying) the act violates the federal consti-| St4 otherwise prepare the way for the “all out! / 24 0 Clear | reunion there the latter part of July,| Several rural school houses also were) ft SN esti Grea ate the sschivol that the imenace Of the. illicit Hauer |tuion which guarantees the sanctity] suits Under the state law the per- Out of this car window, on the! 23 0. Clear “| «just to show eastern army engineers Twenty-five men aré fighting yesterday in Browning's azure au-| that faces the city of Montreal? that |0f conbingts and the state constitu-| mission of Judge Cooley must be had Southern Pacific's Sunset’ Limited, $1 0 Cloudy | and those in charge of the Missouri| ¢), mes on a 15-acre-tract in the Yaak, tomobile and arranged for her trans- it was increasing, and that the com-{ ti9%» Which requires that property by the receiver before he can begin “you now see the state of Arizona, big 30.03 Cloudy | river that the old river is still there,”| Fiver country of Montana, and addi-|fer to the Haldane high school at) tiie, "Sleimuted ‘that there = swore donated to the state for school pur-| suits in connection with the saffairs Is"New England, with the population < 2B 02 Slecting| aceording to a story published in ai tional rangers have been despatched | Cold Spring, N. ¥., near the 10-room| more ‘than 1,600 illicit. stills, in full poses be used for that purpose and| Of closed banks under his control. * Of Cleveland settled over its vast| hemb ae 8 Cicer, [recent issue of the Billings, Mont. rom Missoula, Mont,, to-the Kootenai | honeymoon house leased by Brown-! Gperation in’and about the city.” | £r Re CHEE, cays bie Inwee. comes by We certainly have unoccu- Williston oudy | Gazette. The news dispatch came/ forest, where fires are reported| ing. The attention of the boy stu- The witness said Quebec had “the s held that the Williston property J h i. Bower: teri tend to spare in our country. | Moorhead, oe PGRECAST. oo | from Helena. and said in part: | spreading. A logging camp near Port! dents centered on the expensive au-| system of government. control that|W@S "ot donated for schoo! purposes| JOMMN Ki. Ss +3 Wh i “dog in the manger WEATHER FORECAST “Captain Baker was in Helena Wed-| Angeles, Washington, was menaced! tomobile and the liveried footman' ;¥stem, Or kpvermment control tiwtland therefore was not protected by to Be Candidat nate ity veep good men and wo-| For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly | nesday, the guest of Charles B. Power, by flames, d outside the school building. To both{ distillers.” He quoted Mayor Webb | the trust provision in the constitution. |, andidate ete ato he ‘men ’and women that| cloudy tonight and Sunday; rising | ‘The captain is an old friend and busic Seg in boys and girls, it wax the Cinderella! Sf Winnipeg assaying that condi-{ The, property was donated to the| For Co. Auditor Se tees te pees. temperature Sunday. nator T. C. legend come true. ’ : | state by citizens of Williston nearly | or Co. came here in years past and made the For North Dakota: Partly cloudy pees pares 0: Hie) Lae Aun Electors Must Be gen tions there, due to government con y ' 7 rower. He had been in Seattle a1 } ‘uditor, has already ‘announced. hix 5 fi the] the Great Lakes region westward to : , ‘chief of the| school building they must do so in| While Mrs. Browning was dining at . ‘to Williams county for use as a poor! candidacy for re-election. © Bacific, eae valley’ with ite 120,000| the northern Rocky ‘Mountain region. eae Gee ONE te nesed nel unistaGaaile terms Aprney Goneral| Gus Hotel Gommedore te non Me Are Seriously TH) firm, he'contends, violates the con | °'Mr’ bowers is at present entployed Sites Soon. to ibe freigated by water| The pressure is. low from the south-| only to send the boat to Fort Benton| George Shafer has held in an opinion Brewning was having a ham sand ‘ tract’ rights of the persons who dona-j in the state land department, where % 0 from the Coolidge dam,.on the Gila| er Plains States westward and north: |S) 5 cor pany the party from some) to A. M. Waller, superintendent of] wich, a piece of pie and a cup of cof-| Mrs, Fred Jansonius received word| ted the land m 0 he is in charge of bende eo tape ° giver. , westward to the Pacific coast and) convenient raili junction to the old] Minot schools, oa Teo at the counsel table in the muni-| yesterday of the serious illness of iene. He wen echvlonstin tre ation Ress temperatures are, rising over those) oy landing in Montana. In the case in question ‘the site for] cipal court, where he was interested] hey mother, Mrs. C. A. nson of/ Accountancy Board of the atate auditor for three years We have the land, the water, the} sections. Light, widely seattercd pre) \iwnite- in Washington, Captain| proposed school house was designa-| in a case brought by one of his realty| Fordville, N. D., who is visiting in| +4C@O icy | and prior to that was with the First + money-—we tack that want to Sittin valley wecteaee to'PPhe| Baker secured the ¢o-operation of| ted as the “southwest quarter of| companies. He did not go out to the state of Washington. Mrs. Jan- National bank of this city. He war troubles of war, es : nage di by thi le, since it might mean] London, April 17-~Miss Cecil Chris-; evening for, Askley, Iowa, where hg’ P. A. certificates ta be held at Grand| Toronto, Ont. April 17—ddany formerly eame from the troubles|{” won ay ay WASHINGTON — | Sick Keeping up the snaeeing ncr| uny one’ of eighty. different plots of| tie ia known as the “Angel Lady” by’ has been calledrby the serious iliness | Forks on May 19-14. The_members| Briton cre of religion. 4 “Bankro) bily is before ‘issouni, two acres each in the same-section.| the childrert of Chelsea. Hundreds of, of his mother, Mrs. J. Jansonius. of the board are F. F. Burchard,| made requests for the motion picture © ae om Bie ape Pao ea a, dah ln] ta ane hay Seas Ee ail eva sai Mend fe i el Theses rc eb, Ce bieae | om ema! ee Nee tae cpnortindty 208 ¢!] . Prohibitionists continue at pro- || A herd of 1,200 Siberian reindeer | that “the voters shall select the site] and poss! eir lives, to the daily; Jerusalem must depend for -| Thomas Poole, C. P, A., 3] ment si FE m, : * pom and op) ity for half the . { hat the 3 n determine} visite-end motor tar rides given them. mestic -and ‘sanitary water tequire-| and J. W, Wilkerson, C. P. A, seere-| to announcement of ‘the 4 people in the country. Perkaps. mori ASD eae : ange coat eveaadas ots thas been chowen”™ by Miss Christie. ; TRI an the anneal reintall: iy, Grand Forks. aoe dcsanavens d (Coftinued on page three.) 8 a rg os - 2 2 <i : » , i > a <, Men ue eh vantage of being unsafe.” ‘A Pullman compartment in which ‘this is written has,- quite the other way, all the advantages of a tomb with two added advantages. Most jm- portant: - You can look out of the window. country what it is. This is the town of Picacho, named for @ tall ‘mountain that was a land- mark’ for early pioneers in their covered wagons. From this point starts the new branch of the Southern ‘the land and ‘know how. And etd our nation back, by refusing, admittance to ‘the most desixable ple on earth, that would come to us now from the business. When the company began’ operations at its present location, 215 Main street, the location was considered ag temporary only, as it was and is entirely too small for such a business. The deal closed yester- tonight and Sunday; rising tempera- ture Sunday. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS A high pressure area centered over Saskatchewan and Menitoba is ac- companied by colder weather from north Pacific coust while elsewhere the weather is generally. fair. \its division which makes drastic changes along the entire system ne- cessary. To Transfer Ten Men | Of the car force which will be dis- {continued here, the Press continues, his return stopped at Fort Benton. Now he is to return to)make the ar- rangements “er the sailing of the Mandan to the head-of navigation on thé longest navigable river in the world. Senators Wheeler and Walsh, as well ‘as of his own congressional delegation, in urging on the en) and the secretary of w: Forests, However Chicago, April 17—A@)—The first rop of spring forest and prairie fires Very Definite in Naming School Site When electors choose a site for a section 27." Under the law as laid down by the supreme court, Shafer held, the school board could not ac- curately determine the site chosen | there earl) In Blue snow fell pS north, clear pre n Valled. After transfer of the school papers had been arranged, the 15-year-old bride, accompanied by her mother and a friend, drove to some of the larger department stores on ' Fifth Avenue. Curious women and girls followed her as she looked at, frocks. | lunch because of the crowds outside; | the court room. HELPS CHILDREN. ‘ in provinces more difficult,” the “This makes law enforcement the d witn: trol, were “undermining the whole social structure.” Mothers of Judge and Mrs. Jansonius i sonius left last night. for Williston to join her sister and the two, will leave tonight for Washington. Judge Jansonius will leave this! | periment station there. ipurposes. The act giving the property rafton, Major Boyd and Capt. Beier ,of arrington. iting officers will be. guests of the Lions club at its noon- v luncheon Monday, and the out- of-town gues Las all reserve 20 years ago as an inducement to the! state to establish an agricultural ex-| In view of this fact Shafer contends that it was a gift and the state has no right to either give it away or use it for other to Give CPA Tests The State Board of Accountancy announces an examination for. the C. Preparations to bring suit against stockholders in closed North Dakota banks now living in California, Wash- ington and Oregon ll be made by John Thorpe, first assistant attorney general, and Judge C. M. Cooley, : A second candidate for the office of Burleigh county auditor entered the race yesterday when John H. Bowers announced. his intention to seek the offfee. Frank Johnson, present county born and raised at Fargo, and came to Bismarck 18-years ago. FILMS ARE REQUESTED,