The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE}, 1928 SENATE RACE CHIEF ‘ISSUE. IN 10WA VOTE Primary Will Be. June 7—Lit- tle Interest Shown in Other Contests Des Moines, lowa, June 3.--(#)—~ Approval or disapproval by the voters of the senate action unseating Col, Smith W. Brookhart, the farm relief question and the senatorial record of Senator A. B. Cumming are the chief issues being debated in the -lowa primary campaign, Little interest centers in any other contest except that for the republican senatorial nomination, The primary will be held June 7. Col. Brookhart has been touring the state telling the voters the senate overrode the lowa election laws in ousting him, eriticising the attitude of Senator Cummins, especially on railroad legislation, and renewing his advocacy of farm relief measures and tion of ‘the “deflation” of agriculture, Commins In Washington Senator Gummins has been conduct- ing his. campaign through an organ- ization centered here; while he re- mained in Washington as one of the lenders in the fight for farm relicf measures. His supporters are basing r campaign largely upon the senator's long record and drawing the "s attention to the break between t and the regular party Des Moines law, yer, and Dan B. Reardon of Council Bluffs, arg dilso Republican senatorial * eundidatés. The democratic senatorial contest centers upon J. Ray Files of Fort Dodge, Claude R. Porter of Des and James C. Murtagh of all lawyer: Only five of ‘the eleven republican gressmen have opposition in the merry. Governor Hammill, unopposed. ‘A ‘new: will be qlectod 27 tah! GEN. ANDREWS? DRY CORP IDEA HAS A CATCH New Order Enrages the Wets! and Doesn’t Make Much of a Hit With Drys republican, is ldelp (BY CHARLES F Washington, June coln C. Andrews, assistant secre ary of the treasury in charge of prohib tion enforcement, is a military man through and through, * His idea of attaining an. objective is to attain it at any cost. casting about for means of multi- plying-the number of dry the land, he was struck thought, “Why not make troopers and local policemen agents, too?" lion Gives O. K. is a soldier, and legali y. + ix a question the soldier doesn't i The less legality the in time ef w: The comman- stops to inquire, “Is this about to pull off according. is apt to get licked. So the gefieral put his scheme up to Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, and Mellon, who's giving his dry czar a perfectly free hand, recom- mended it to President Coolidge,| whereat the president signed an ex- ecutive order authorizing the desig- nation of state and local police as federal prohibition agents, to serve at $1 a year apiece and empowered to pyerats regardless of state lines. Then the row starte Constitutionality Doubtful that the order It seem doubtful titutionality. ts with. a. number of STEWART) General Lin- dry tainly con: state law: Of course it enraged the wets. That was to have been expected. But. it doesn’t seem to have made "in fact, of in Congress always resents any executive encroachment » upon its legislative rights’ and thie executive order looks a lot like legis- In the second lace, there's the question of constitutionality. True, Attorney ‘General Sargent says the ores constitutional but the lawyers Ingress, wet-tnd dry alike, dis- agree with him almost to a man, and Congress consists. mostly of lawyers. irdly, several states have laws prohibiting any ‘official in their re- speetive services from holding any office but thay) patticular one. Again, no s€ate relishes the idea of having the police of some oth r state come into its territory und interfere. with its citizens. They may be mis- behaving but, if so, it: prefers to at- tend to them itself. Yet pool to.tuke back, admit. ting it was a mistake. Indicution re it will just be” discreetly eee n from now, on. Senate passes, house bin to ex! army air service and provide , new planes in five yea: French troops complete occupation of Beni Zeroul “territory io he Calvary Baptist chur church in New York expellé ‘four Haat trustees . for} ot rr. criticizing Pastor , Straton. Z Pn Reading, Pennsylvania, Rolie shies f is reduced to bi Ac at for idtter in sefiate rohibtie ys am ey i sging drunkenness minors, ie aS ee i ndant Norfo! aN 98) 8 court martiated ,” arr 8 raakexnces i charge brought hy. subordinate. — Al tons newspaper . bade R men” hace vo ‘offered po Se ‘ines mple Me! evenge- list, for $5058." , F. ation nates president Firemen’s det oe bes at Hillsboro. A go 1 ‘North’ Dakota In actor Here we find two of the leading fgures.in the bed Bros. 4-Ring citreus. soon here, talking over the veered A of the big. top. If aryone thinks for a moment ! that cireus people are any different than’ anybody else, they have an other think comin, Clowns do love to gossip and so do the bare- back queens. These two have met behind the big top ‘just otitside of the dressing room, and the way they roll it off abuut this fellow’s ‘bert Lea, Minn., hospital, where she | State of Ni ght. by a bug driver who left, eh immediately without, explaining how |, was br she was injured. Active campaign in behalf of. candidacy of J. A. MeGovern for publican nomination for governor announced at Fargo by “Real Nonpar- | tisan campaign committee.” ¢ Attendance records for beef cattle special were broken at’ Carrington, | attended pro- where 2,207 persons Proposals are he! Ped Hees the follow and binding for th Dakota, for the bi P January A. 1927, and end- Such pro- Deal will bo-recelved at the office of tho, Secretary of the State Publi- cation and Printing Commiagion in ae in the ‘elty-of Bismarck, Dakota, untit the, hour of | 1 1 Sttion and Prindiug Con igsion, of North Dakota. : Said printing and binding consists of that required by. the first, second, third, fourth and | fifth classith fr state penile an follow: inting of ky any dbetonnta the w and incident to’ the Leg- islative Assembly, The printing and bind- tha of the journals of the Senate and the, House of Representatives. CLASS §. The printing and bind ing of: the Executive und Pubtic Decuments ang ,peperts ¢ Ing ‘of the’ voltae’ of law: joint resolullonb, Were ‘shall be ine] 1 6. cluded in said volum' CLABS 5. The’ printing of all blanks, circulars, and other miscel- laneous job work’ necessary for, the use of the executive departments, other than such as! are printed: in pamphiet form and not’ entering In- to the volume of executive docu- ments, and all printing mot/tncluded in the foregoing classes: « Such ” proposals. must.“ state ythe clase of Work bein aula’ itor and Nhe ton. |: prossw. and the ores fs.to form. and peng Attorhey General, ahd éxecu ie bidder wit ea tent att approv. ¢ Pub: ileation and Privit contr ies ttre conditioned among 5s that the Udder will witht ten, aay Alter the acceptance of the u the eaid Comm! t4 written contract with ‘hes ‘se ©. of reir Dakots If nee. there- with and will the: ch, Raperect sechtdtas te condance with, the inafter mention- a et that’when a abasiie Pro) gt tor more. than. one class. OtTp bond of $4,000.00 th a 187*'V ee Varittea iar North ny ofall {188 ld. 8 jest ing ht ‘pid. bd 10 rt oe the No N. Pa saa a Cireus. Stars. Talking Over the Daily Gossip act and that fellow’s doings would furnish a comie cartoonist with ma- terial for a first class Main Strect novel. The Robbins Bros, circus is the largest in the street heen made twice its former size by the purchase of the U. S. Circus Corporation properties. pled’ with the absorption of the | Teaches her full growth she will ex- Ponca Bill's Wild West of fifty |ceed in weight any known animal cowboys, fifty -Sioux Indians, and |of her type, unty pt Burleigh, Sohow ing is a true. PROPOSALS ven. STATE PRINT- after yeeros 1 Makin? Souchwestern North |S SU aad font on Farm Cost Our storage facilities are adequate, up to date, and right on the prem-_ ' Thi The Auriculturg) Bituation, | $2. French. Bil ises. Your furs are in a safe place the very minute you leave them Chemical. and Physical Con- uliry M n of a serp The pi painted black and the mout “BIG MUDDY” IS ': |red, and clouds of steam belched forth as the little. ship crawled up- - - i stream at the rate of three miles an nine of the 86 motorists ' hour. y Boy Scouts Saturday, work-. : ¢ \ Proved Engineers’ Claim ing in. connection .with Chief of The first steamboat to ascend thé Poli omer, reported at the police river above Council Bluffs was the ation and 47 failed to report. No Yellowstone of the American Fur : “ar were made, the tags serving » Which left St. Louis April ‘only as a first warning. The motor- and reached the mouth of ists were tagged for failing to ob- ‘river in South Dakota, on serve the arterial stop signs and for The following year the wrong parking, ascended to the mouth BOAT. TRAFFIC $2,000,000 to Be Spent First Year of Channel Improve- >| trating the cluim long made by | engineers that the Missouri was ment Program jgable that far, raffic on the “Big Muddy” flour- ished after 1830 and was at its height June Yellowstone f the Yellowstone river, thus ¢ ‘Assault and battery charges filed ainst a Bismarck young man Sun- sulted yesterday in the f Peter Ferderer on charge common nuisan f parses a hes had pur Kansas City, June 3—(P)— When between 1850 and 1860.) 1 of Ferderer plac the little blue-winged teal first took | noble bouts plied the stream, witnesses. Prelim- the water on the Missouri river ages S| possible the military and’ tradin; posts of the aver extending frontier. held in a few ey Kelch ago, it began navigation history on | the “Big Muddy” that soon is to see another step in its evoluti The Indiav with his canoe, the half | civilized voyager with his. p} the fur trader with his Keel bos the “dingey” or little steamboat a. single 7 and engine, said yesterday, observation of the forty-fifth ersary of the Masonic lodge in | Mandan was observed Tuesday night with a banquet followed by the af. filiation of a class of 23 o ip. to keep a°supply of Albany—Court attach here parently have Masons, y toiled up and down the treach- uaa of dace ieee an ‘ Ya step change on hand, Two men have been embers of lodges in other states. : be FOL sigaslont gee a step | fined 60 cents for illecal transporta Completion of the Maxonie Temple The magnificent steamboat of the tion and possession of liquor. The i n within the next vitae ‘o's, the great Heating palace that | 4A¥’s seale of fines, however, ran all pected if financial condition ut present, KE. A. Ripley, the board of trustees, told the members. the way from, 50 cents to § latter on a conspiracy cha marked the 01 eydey of steambouting 0,000, the the Missouri, held sway for u de- re cade or more and with its passing Oe A eraser river traffic halted. Now is to come, wat’, ork Fellow worke There were nina high: sehioalgiad the power boat and string of freight. | Weiner often urged her ‘V6 eighth gt at hair, but she insisted in d tresses in “the old fashion: Becoming loosened, h came entangled Mm a machine and she suffer ation of the head and face, ighth grade graduates laden barge This modern means of river commerce is to be made pus: sible by a channel improvement pro- xram — extendin; over five years, whereby approximately $2,000,000 will | be spent the first pear between Kan-| sestsie sus City and St. Louis. | Lexington, Ky. Self defense, long First Attempt in 1819 dna legal eeQige: Of mansshas! bean. set a The first attemept to navigate the up aid “maintained on’ behalf of a and Mrs. William Missouri by steam was made in 1819. jull Cleveland. Snelling sued for, This is the.silver cup whieh will be . beth of Mandan, were It was a hazArdous undertaking. Te- fd | tirdachivd' te Olieerscehnby ReCeriey y morning — at sides the danger of the river, which | tomorrow evening by. directors of hetle church, needed the most skillful that the plain- the Greater North Dakota association becauso of snags, sandbars a d the animal, which) Oliver county made the best: show: FLA VERY OL iM tuous channel, there was th stseted itself, in the campaign for 1926 membe Norwich, Conn., June 3. of the lurking savage, hips in the association. The inset} per was known as fa the ¢ 4 y Chicago cuse of R. B. Fish Shows nston, county chair-|twelfth century § eas on the boatmen without | or, summ« juror in the Dur- quan du the drive, who will re- lelphia lecture warning. f kin murder trial, was that his dos ceive the cup on behalf of the Oliver The speaker The Western : Engince told hi ake'a pint of milk e county menberk: nt age one of abundant © . t long, two h The judge told him to : outlets such ce get in the box, and his milk would be and other me Bluffs, brought to him. A hill before the Quebec legista- 1819. to awe ae r tax of 35 per cent on the Indian running | The salmon pack of h Coiuns «costing more -than to from the keelson forward, was a large | bia for the=season of 1925 amounted to xo toward help-lan important industry-in the Phil steam escape pipe, made in imita-| to nearly 2,000,000 e: | pines. “ae a bevy of cowgirls, makes, the show a colossal undertaking. The menagerie is the finest extant. It carries three herds of elephants, and only the other day the. show management imported from) Africa, Miss Iowa, the world’s, most fa mous hippopotamus. She. is now ‘That cou- only two years old and when she Your Furs Are Too Priceless To be entrusted to anyone. Likely the question will arise, to whom entrust them? Who is competent? This establishment is in line with the best furriers of the country, as I am backed by 19 years of practical experience as a furrier with the foremost houses of the world. Start- ing out as a lad of 14, I have conquered the world of furs and fashions ° in my early twentys. After passing the examination asa furrier at 18, I took up designing and fashions with the world’s foremost institution, Nebeling at Paris. At 20 I graduated successfully. For proof this Di- ploma, shown below, issued by the Brussels branch of Nebeling’s Aca- demy. ; ’ world gtving a Parade. It has recently th Dakota, County in Cattle ot Abortion Disea | a Wheat How to Use the § Pop Corn Pointen Insects Affecting Ww nd Other Frank J. Johnson, Auditor of the Laboratory Stems © of ad correct list a Crops 8 uvail- 1 College at) Spoiled orth Dakota Agricu/tural Fargo, North Dakota, ar wens of North Dakota: Aperiment Station Milling, 1 Tests "| Condition | i Ww he Capacity of wh Mill, Products North: Dakotw Wheat, Jor fel Soll Survey of Dickey County. except te res lac nts ol county, ‘and Baking Data . Crop of Wheat Other Grains Than Wh: ing—-Millin; Trail y County, © to Farmers of County w—Teaching Divivion Extension - Report of Diseases of Es g » % ‘ y oat ry ue > JOiuactter 8 Flax Crop North 7 Clover tor Ni Fourceny. of Textiles Dressmaker canning Livestock Judging Contests n child Witiston Substa- ‘ Home ka Wheat ding for School: x Hay and Forage & romping System for North 1 1 Pointersten Nopth Da- ing and Management i amp Fever" ‘orth Dakota Flax Cropping “Wrong Side Up" 7 Making the Paper Dress Form Dipping Vats Kight the Sow Thist The Het School 9 Potato’ Handboo North | 51 Feed{ and’ Mani Dair: Cattle Poultry Houses foryNorth Da- in’ North. Da-. Flowers “for North 9 on The Original of this Diploma is on display this week in our window, and will be shown:in our store anytime hereafter. We specialize in high class remodeling. If your coat is out of date, we will recut same into an up-to-date garment that will astonish you and ; Ke your friends. The cost of it is comparatively small. Renting of | ine Wheat in oment, of Fs redit Sur-| 55 ‘The Extension Agent’s Job oT Farin Costs and; Farm. Organ- 38. The North Dakota Farm Vege- table Garden 59 Euiae: jPoete: ‘Along the Alfalfa) ot Experiment | 1923 Report of ey risot and Its Control Effect of First Generanion. Hy- rides upon rae fee Corn laxseed Produc Pale Western worn with ‘us. Y 46 The 4-11 Club Gi 81 Trees, Snrubas “au eee th Dakota .Farmstea¢ ‘arm Produ ets ii dats Maeuete | ant Canniee mies, Vegetabl he pet ta 8 North- “stants for Wheat and Mill , Products sect r Bismarck Fur Co. : va ” 207 Fifth St. rand { t Fi 4 /Farm crews longgfor North Dakota an y . Poultry Disen { 16, , Feeding ta 17 | Use 0: Altaita: to Control sow Thistle y ition “ubstation Report, Pgs and 1923" cs 5 Fact Finglas 26 YER f DIVORCED BY Pi 4 Jun fying to--get ‘Buekwalter won a: Lottie hee back "oats ‘sae "let mm