The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 2

‘ PAGETWO ~ aneuaneen mannnannvansl OO OT nt ! I jrenenppeninneyapeeie) u . 7 oe 1 iy weet 1 te ‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE |. - THURSD uneappongepeaeesl SUUHUUGUOUUGUEREAUANUEAREGSOAEOUOOCREAOSOOOUGOOONSSUDOENSOODOUBOSQEDNUDEGEDcENGDOS Everything Ready for ao Ku Klux Klan | loncla At Bismarck, Saturday, June 26th , Many of the Bismarck Klansmen have been working on the Klan grounds the past few days. some of them all night, in order to complete arrangements for the klonclave. A large : Blectric KK. K. Sign“. ".2'~: At theWest End of Avenue C. Framework for the fireworks program was erected last night and a large electric cross was placed over the speaker's stand. Electric wires were run to provide light for a natural amphitheatre which will seat thousands. Several tents have been erected which will act as information booths, for robes, fireworks, feed stands, etc. The watermain is being tapped, assuring an abundant supply of fresh water. A cross some forty feet high has been prepared to be used during the public naturalization ceremonial. Arrangements are under way, but not complete, for a loud speaker. We have a program arranged that anyone, regardless of their race, creed or color, cannot afford to miss. Concert by the North Dakota Klan band at 7 o’clock; speaking at 8. The klan parade will be staged on the grounds.- Don’t fail to see it. We find it impossible at this time to give the exact hour of parade, fireworks, ete., A compl ete program will be handed you at the gate. A small admission. will be charged to help defra y necessarily large expenses. ‘ ~ / Remember This Klonclave Is Open to the General Public. Everybody Invited. NN ASSISTANT SECRETARY ANDREWS TELLS | Asks Divoree —CHINESEREPUBLICEXPERIENCES 15 |CAMERA WILL (*30v OF COSTS, HOPES OF ENFORCING PROHIBITION STATUTES ain nhc tn ant alunite lite al erga : Chingse republic has experienced [and chief of the general staff. FROM F AR AW AY pea f wipe pet snopes ining t Thaek eines: ok Ks tended awn f e inet, Phenen of rnment| Hsu lasted less than o year and : on-the resulting ptint.one.tould Pari: —> . Hear La Follette, Monday— Auditorium, 1:30 P. M. ngton, Juno 24—(AP)—An picture of the costs, hopes and difficulties of the federal prohi- bition agencics was placed before the y in a report containi riations committee. He appeared to urge additional fund, for enforcement, which are pro- vided in the second deficiency appro- priation bill reported today by the committee. eneral Andrews placed the total . cost of prohibition now at $28,500,000, said one of his chief difficulities in enforcement was handling dry agents who accept $1,000 a month “to look ithe other way,” and conceded under questioning by Chairman Madden that ha was an “optimist.” Beer Off Market By Christmas lo told Mv. Madden, however, that, alhough he might be a “ridicul optimist,” he expected to see “real beer off the market by Christmas” and when the chairman asked if it would be “just for the winter months” ha replied: “No, I mean off 'the market.” This colloquy came after the prohi- bition chief had estimated that 11, 000,000 gallons of industrial alcohol wore diverted to bootleg whisky last year and that when “cut” this repre- sented at least 3,000,000 gallons of liquor. Industrial alcohol diversions were confined largely in the “big manu- faeturing sections east of the Missis- sippi and north of the Potomac,” he said and outlined a plan for increas- ing the size of the enforcement unit to cope with this diversion, «+ “What do you think will be the ef- 4-7” “Madden asked. “ft will eliminate first, the source ofzsupply for the illegitimate traffic in*liquor and probably turn the boot- legging industry to illegitimate dis- ‘tilfation,” he replied. “Then what will happen?” * Search Warrants ‘hen I am asking for the righ’ it. to gef search wa ts the basis that hi id i di ii get f pretty hard for them to ‘distill their source of supply. If we sugeeed in turning the industry away fre hat’ source of supply,’ then, ately. we will get i¢ back on the |s where every man will make his o whisky in his own home for his o umption.” what?” continued Madden. n I will have more than done rik.” + Do you think that will be the end ‘of it? Will there be no interference h the right to make their own | 50,000 to the operation expense of Has Pictured 129 Mile Area AND DIFFICULTIES FORMS OF GOVERNMENT SINCE 1912 TAKE PICTURE elt Sita oes tive close range. From a hi 7,000 feet, he has photographed a mile and. one-quarter stretch of terri- n years |was forced out by General Wu Pei-tu ment)? ii i e: |. where | who, freshly victorious over Chang “ ‘General Andrews said in y ‘ ce of government |Tso-lin, dictator of Manchuria, de- Ba aegypti cas there was collusion be! i] 3 individuals have functione manded Hsu's retirement. Li Yuan-| Lieutenant Goddard Hopes to| ?'several months ago, from a height breweries and prohibition agents : heads of state or chief of governing | hung canfe out of hiding in Tientsin of 19,000 feet over-Gamp Perry, he that he had discharged “a great many 5 cabinets during that time. to resume the presidency. ’ Photograph Detroit From photographed an area covering 120 men for this reason.” : | Sun Yat-sen, revolutionist agitator,| Li's second administration lasted a Hilcae, the prink, showed Bil shores Citing difficulties in dete 3 returning from activities abroud after} year, ending with a second dash for Dayton, Ohio of Lake Erie, the eRy of Cleveland, manufacture of “real beer,” Andrews the revolution of 1911,. was chosen|Tientsin and safety. 4 the islands of the lake and some Can- said: ‘ } provisional president by the Council . “If our men are watching on of Nanking. He stepped aside i Now Has No Government Dayton, 0. June 24.--U)—Some | Stan Ports . these places in a given community | or of ¥ hih-kal usson a | ‘Tsao Kun, “Inspector General” of | 4; ; 4 Ea policeman. will come and. say ‘wh Leer ike Manche copter *>tiee | chinli, Honan and Shantung provinces} tne, this month Lieutenant George : 7 are you doing here? making them : and the bi of the Chibli party,| tor, expects ‘to scale the high reaches| 1 hereby announce that I seek uncover themselves a eral a . = One Ruled Until Death eeded Li Yuan-hung. He was) o¢ ‘the earth's ‘atmosphere over Day- nomination for the office of Sheri! in order not to be arres ake : | Yuan Shih-kai, who had d ted by parliament October ton and take a phétograph of Detroit, | “ away because Z mediator between the republic: d | 1943, a sufficient number of whose) wich, 218 miles away. He will pilot around. : monarchists revolutionary {members ‘had been “bought.” Tsao! the plane and also operate the cam-|and fale business t ‘Do you mean a local policeman?” e é Q yielded to personal ambition was supported by Wu Pei-fu, dictator | gp. - the duties and business affairs of the asked Madden, 2 : . two years of arbitrary rule as presi-|of military affairs in North China| “"Whon he hops off he will be equip-| Sheriff's o! ‘A regular municipal policeman, but di and launched his monarchical | within the walls, but the latter’s am- ped with many of the best instru- I.E j uakeasiad in the success of the cum pro) Discontent and open rebel- ito ampaign aeniest oh ng The: ments of aviation and photography. (Politteal Advt.) ae : ion impelled him to abandon the|lin, warlord o chur! de of Prohibition enforcement, he esti- : . effort and he re-assumed the title| Tsao Kuns’ downfall. ge Yu-| osc feat, “Thevakio invelf must he| POLITICAL, ANNOUNCEMENT mated, will add approximately $14,- soles of president. At death in 1916, he| stang defected in the widst of Wu's}, especialy constructed one in or: For Commi i Taree i a ? Was succeeded by the then vice presi-| drive and himself took possession! gor to withstand the strain of the| 1 hereby announce myseif a can- u . coast guard during the next fis- dent, Li Yuan-hung, who held office | of the capital. Tsao was imprisoned. | high altitude, so he has heen allotted|didate for count; commissioner, cal year. from June 6, 1916, to July 7, 1917. Tuan Chi-jui came out of retire-| the plane used frequently. by Lt.| Di 8, County, at the President Li Yuan-hung’s term was|meiit as a compromise incumbent on! John A, Macready: rimary election June 380, 1926. ——__—__—_______..¢ .|interrupted by the short-lived November 24, 1924, and lasted until Bc 5 Four vote and support | NEWS BRIEFS | § storation of the young ex-emperor,|the collaps of the Kuominchun,| Camera Sees Where Eye Can't. | %\ g } 4 Hsuan-Tung, who was proclaimed by|known as the People’s Army party! ‘The camera he will carry can pene-| (potitieal Ad.) * General Chang Hsun after the latter | organized by Feng. On April 9, 1926,/ trate distant hages Qnd ‘record a Bhs aa Petes fees London.—The house of lords today : wise sought safety in Tientsin. | 23-inch by 9-inch film, objects whieh |> i for the third time rejected the bill, ; Chang Hsun’s fellow militarists ga cabinet also. having fled, the| the eye of the photographer could me Commissioner, District Ove sponsored by Lord Astor, to permit him no support, however, and he was|country was left without a govern- | not detect. While McCook field of- hereby announce a cam peeresses in their own right to sit . attacked and defeated by Tuan Chi-| ment. z ficials do not hope to obtain a pho- | didate fer county. commissioner, in the upper house of parliament, jui, dismissed premier under Presi- tograph of Detroit which will show! District No. 1, Bu h — : dent Li Yuan-hung, . lose details, they are expecting a( the primary election June 80, 1926. Beuthen, Germany —Lightning to- called. to. thes prowierttiy Florida Woman || ae, details, Sar ore apae’ cecle| ean rete ied oe tinguish such minute object: co} day struck a field radio station near 3 Yuan-hung had refused to resume of-|. : lefinite out of the city’s loca- GEORGE F. here, and killed seven members of : fice and carried on the government Makes Business tion and te They expect to be (Political Adv.) pres meee: Mrs. Charles Garland of B sety Ee eee Warsi aie of Catching Bugs ait, (ge pear Lire = Mrs. C rland oo! 1 ¥ , 4 7» th * ig plongen =A dispatch to the Daily whose “husband ‘inhe ited a mi tember Oe ee ee ; ae \ fence iver, system which, connects 5 ib Zan, n Chias-! dollars, only to give it all awa: Th js Safety Zor i) —C Ag ler tMeat 80, on the Swiss-Italian border, says| sued for divorce charging infide ity. ang wae aiestasea by men ries yin atl bi red ie other distinguishing features. w report is current that Premier) Garland was arrested a few months |Hsw Shih-ch’ang, who was elected by |% pean pal egies WNitary Asset ; y fe ede, to aa eee nls daugh-| ago at his “love farm” in Pennsyl- |petliament on September 4, 1918, Hau] straw hat and armed with a net and) | | New Military Asest, | faire of the Counts to the hest‘of tay Humbert (Mary Crown” Prince) vynia, charged with being the father |had been vice premier ‘in Prince} bag. a serlous little Miami woman of te vane ot Be one of military | bility and fi an I have dene, 5 of an unmarried girl's baby. 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