The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 1

WRATHER FORECAST Unsettled, probably rain tonight or Thursday. Cooler Thursday. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [som |} ESTABLISHED 1973 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926 PRICE FIVE CENTS __oo ----—-—- ooo — TT ee BFIVE UNITED STATES SENATORS RENOMINATED ; REDUCED RATE RESULTS IN IS NECESSARY TWO STATES mm, 10 NORTHWEST ARE IN DOUBT Proponents of Grain Rate Re- Senator Means, Colorado, duction Have More Wit- Trailing Opponent—Mary- nesses to Present land Race Is Close TWO HAD NO OPPOSITION No Senatorial Races in Two of Nine States Holding Pri- aN (CONSERVATIVE. (M’PHERSON GOVERNMENT | CASE AGAIN MAY RESIGN} REOPENED Action May Follow Yester-|Former Witresses May Be day’s Election — Liberals Recalled and Recent Testi- Would Assume Reins mony Investigated an } HENDRICKS —TESTIFIES| ena see. Pee (HAVE MAJORITY OF 27|MRS. SIELAFF QUERIED Premier Meighen and Five of| Blind Attorney's | Secretary Cabinet Lose Seats—Mac- Says Evangelist Wanted | Proposed Rate Would Affett 75 Per Cent of All N. D, Products, He Says kenzie King Elected. Kidnapers Hired maries Tuesday Minnéapolis, Sept. 16—C)—Groups, Ottawa, Sept. 15—()—The impres- Lon Angeles, Sept. 156—(AP)— favoring the: proposed six cent cut ion th “Wall Leal’ chielen tealy: “ond aoa fe wav eoising oy ie j : i J All bt tare er vere United States all-rail rates on grain and flour to that the conservative government, of conferences today to deter. | f ‘ : 1 ‘ ea ee ne nt tone, mencuiaames the east bad a new array of witnesses would resign as the result of yes-| ‘mine whether he shall order the ; : 2 oie caters eitouy, Soon here today to bolster up their con- a < ee ‘ : terday’s general election, and that arrest of Aimee Semple McPher- y day's primaries, x ada tention before,-the {Interstate Com- ee MOM | the liberals would assunie the son, evangelist, of Angelus Tem- ae a, j : ‘The two races in ‘doubt were i lop hearing that are) ei ’ : a. sy The liberals came tat of the tight,| vie here, followin the develop- ] y ui re in i ‘ : : : Colorado where Senator da eight rate was necessary for § . was a bitterly contested one| Ments of the last two days in Zz a e thé ph and milling industry in wate g from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with} comfection with her dixappear- : a ee ie oa ante Serres kira Beanter Gh the northwest. : : : the largest groups in the house, 27] 4nce May 18 to June 23. ; : : oe ; Weller (Republican) was ih 1 While proponents of the proposed : oe: 3 more than the conservatives. The! jo. Angeles, Cali : ; gerd Gaal vane ut a cut prepared to conclude their case . A : : liberal party was six sets short “ Ai bibivict, attocnsy i dog * oe tion today or tomorrow, opponents of the { : : clear working majority this morn’ Rienea. b ‘ F . e . plan have intimated they will take| [23 A j however. Premier Arthur Meighen| Teepened the Aimee Semple } bien f wanes (ee: Vigorous stand against an ultera- : an of his cabinet lost their| #0", Kidraping investigation on a BACK HOME AT I d''in “ently. jena Opes this oper? n-of the present freight rates.| ae ' a ie : . Mackenzie King, liberal leader | ale indicating he might call the A n escaping the welcoming throngs} ed an early lead over three oppon- The opposition expects to delve into ‘ ee : , Hand formerly premier, was successful.! Principal witnesses in previous Hk nd, here finds her greatest recep-]«nts while Senator Ellison D. Smith Hak ae itela mpc : ’ y Quiries xs well as those identif Gan She ie holding P ter”, her childre (Democrat) was the apparent winner ace, ae tuc, anit a ; e me gt The Renults with the new charges that the story says, furnished the inspiration for the channel swim. Her harband,| it South Carolina and Senator Bd testimony, 3 é d : The balance of power, unless King] of the evangétist’s disappearance lust who also Was her trainer, grins proudly over her shoulder, . Broussard, (Demoerat): was Gis ‘An outeband Me featire:of the bear: F os gtd should win doubtful seats, was in the] M : from his opponent in Loui ing at yesterday's session was a : ; ‘e und inde-| je Wiseman. Sie snely SNEyS to ee * ‘. A statement by C. C. Bovey, vice presi-| er ay |Perents.: Incomplete returns gived Ses ‘Wife of Minnesota dent of the Washburn Crosby com- J , hendecag : Pe eee ct ee a _ — Two R iit pany here, that’. unless existing a a vag ® SS ke ae da Congressman Dies a ent hey were Senator Port. Cid debate oie ted moenesiatis g . eeasives shit sives | further “questi \ — er H. Dale of Vermont and Senator lace abandonment. sees ‘ 11, united farme ii McPherson admitted | aa (Mrs. OGHLAN etl eee spore be ie aes labor three; ind ts two; doubt- Mrs. Si effort! ale, Ww n two of the nine states holding Ofticitty oF the Sos Teer and the| A White tomb, empty, its lid lying on the ground beside it, has waited |ful four, Necessary. for majority| te uniae evitence te, diana eat | Je. Kus seventh , primaries Michigan and New York Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad,|for 12 years in an isolated spot near Prestonsburg, Ky. S, P. Ratliff, ) 126. : ports th e occupied a cottage % there were no senatorial races. the carriers initiating the rate slash, mountain doctor, built it for himself because he could not bear to think] A liberal-progres: coalition was} Carmel, Calif, with a man identi ight. Mr: g A summary by states of the vari- which is temporarily suspended,| of being buried in the naked ground. He ard h's wife are shown here | suggested ax a ble outcome. fas kenneth "G Ormiston, former, faile: rafter an op ous elections follows: have told the commission that north. at the tnb. Presumably G General Lord| Angelus‘ iperatbrs in Baltimore last Februar Maryland west farmers will share directly inj ——————___- Byng will send for Mackenzie King Stara New Probe Mrs, r nator O. E. Weller, incumbent, the benefits to be derived by the mill- again to assume the reins of govern- laff is credited with start-1 4! and a and Representative an Palgea Hill, It. _ : d aj avowed wet, in neck a has Canada’s only woman member of par- ‘4 ” ‘ enik ren, he mat er, Mrs. G cru le —_ Wj .. lination, with result in doubt. “Repe 4 vine pe teasbe etal orld pda Hament, She has been a member ef] Gein Mae Re slp ath si of Mayville N, D. a_sister, Tection of Court—Will Re. entutive Millard Tydings unopposed Page Dept Sonntag gas Aah TUN EL the two last parliaments and was re-| days shortly after the evangelist dis-| #4» others. H quire Several Days for the Democratic Senatorial nom- Wiisslomsts et lageleal ern eke oh: slected, yesterday In Grey Seutheast| appeared. Mrs. Silat? fast night was | g FUN Se | be held from ’ ination, fied thet “sues ‘neste sgeied!: a seer ay. ee Ga ais trek whe} pl ed in custody of the district at- church at, ecnitc fee ; ue South Carolina a i i only er woman ¢ * 2 ney’s detectives and ordered held h: i . K. Tillotson’s majority o: Senator Ellison D. ith, world fate chenge would benefit the farm: | Blast Occurs 270 Feet Below, Minnesota Pioneers _|iuthitnnetstt wit te aM: | farms acest, and ordered a ae | votes over Jos, Coghlan in the racuf SOUPS advocate, “apparently: won -3e- cr" the reduction should be granted ‘Celebrate Their 50th | i222) Ut! "decisively de-| hour conference with Keyes. | NOTE A {for nomination for state's attorney} Nomination on theeDemocratic ticket ented i i ite ' cs or state's ¥ | over Colonel Brown, court venty-five per cent of all pro Ground, Under Missouri, Be As the official investigation gaifted lat the primary election last June} ponent, on the fnce of almost com. headway, the Times today publishes would tented by ROP oes oi| Rivere-Gas .Collects After; Wedding Anniversary 4. purported confession by Miss Ber- hud been reduced to 17 at noon today! plete returns. EM. Hendricks, Bismarck, traf-| Bh ision and Chances of| Shelvin,, Ming Sept. 1: nice Morris, secretary of the late R. M AN 10 (I AIM. j s-a result of the recount of the Dal] eager retssetraMe Charles W. e j- vin, ley yep Me ley, jn ea a 7 a 7 P expert for the North Dakota rail-| plesi re ena allbn. Bert. ioaaees ai''whe Wait conferred with lots ordergd yesterday afternoon by] Waterman, anti-Ku Klux Klan candi road commiasion who came te one x a D dge Fi (Continued on page 3.) Any “of “Entombed” Menthe home here of Mie, Guna Thovpe herson about the plan start: | Astrlet. Judge’ Fred Jonsonian, date, the leud over Senator Rice jte celebrate the 50th wedding an- :ed by her former employer to een { Coghlan, why was third high inf Means, klan candidate for tho Re- Surviving Are Slight |niversary of Mr. and Mrs, al mythical kidnapers, \ the five, cornered race for the nom-| publican senatorial nomination. Form- Nelson, pioneer residents. Shortly after the evangelist dina-| 1 peared at Ocean Park beach May 18, {McKinley told Keyes two men had, (Continued on page three.) {ination, demanded a recount on tnefer Governor W. F. Sweet was ahead Surrounded by six children and 20 grounds that there w irregularities | of two opponents for the Democratic |grandchildren, the couple told of the in the count in various precincts of} senatorial nomination. Kansas. City, Sept, 15.—(@)---An ex. plosion today in a water tunnel be-jcarly days of southern Minnesota i ithe county and that certain absent Washington ing constructed under the Missouri | Me cand Mrs, Net m were married Sei cassie PM aie ont — voters’ ballots were counted iNegally Senator Wesley L. Jones, dry and ai ssulte in Austin 8" ree years later — rg - | because were not properly ini-] world court Mipperict, was in the cd in the derths of eight workmen, thes, moved to Grand Forks, N._ Ds District Court to Decide if|| Weather Report || BBE Se eo peongg Pe ae cienon atte] Gb | Abr) Mia CH ORSDLieas: - S¢nRbEI ATTEMPT NO. 6. ed in the deaths of eight workmen. Tighibce they lived for several years, ! erty When He Died {| dudge Jansonius has announced three opponents. { Charles S, Foreman, engineer, pene-| In 1891 they moved to Shel hel Commission’s Actions Are {that absent voters’ ballots not init ik world court op STEEL CHEAPER, BETTER. |! trated a thousand feet back from oe miss i Weather conditions wt North Da- ; aes ie eal will not he counted, but no a third, A. Scott a H 3 ota points for the 24 hours endin Peter, Minn., Sept. 15.—()—| sien has 1 . n made purt, led for the NOT QUITE sO HAPPY. mouth of the tunnel, through debris DT) Subject to Review De. ws. bean: Oe el ns AAMC A ECR Tr lec ok: | aumablans cle w hothes «the. 94 orate aieautetian. aver sale SIXTY-NINE PHIL PHERS. und smoke, and reported that he ‘Temperature at 7 a. m. . ; a | precincts i ystreet, a dry. 5, after the death of his guardian, re- | Peuied 51{ vealed to William Albert Larson, 71, | by the ca + 0 of Mellott, Ind., that his . 1 could’ hear no sounds from the point, Highest yesterday Vermont of the explosion, at x fund i Former Judge John E, Weeks, By Arthur Bi The cight men went to work at 11 : ie , icopyright, roa o'clock last night, SH ears: ject to review by. the courts iddlebury, led for the Republican not die shortly after the s th, | : gubernat ati er two Another attempt to murder. Mus- mite, both of which point a 2 hearing to be held a Lacon RE DallbveHsaIL uurauen te ate Ras the Shbenents. Representative s. din}, che. thipd his. Year| the. slash ibeinvadiiothre tepioied Ce in district ‘court here September 23. eae yetisl in epee thomse Brigham. of the first distri in allt Me cin alti eae ‘The action was brought by Della F i ; : 4 neal e leading for the Democratic nomin After. » bomb exploded against ithe |giee sonnet ene ans | Bishop and William Vaughan to force _ Larson learned his father lived un-| Vision. | ‘The ballots t ator Porter H. Dale had no side of his car, wounding several,| — s the commission to approve a claim for tit 1908 and died here a wealthy! precinets were taken first ty opposi for Republican nomina- leaving Mussolini unhurt, the direc-| ‘The mez in ' vee \ an $8,000 deposy in the Citizens State & farmer. The son seeks a share of his — ek : pr mn s nt torate’ of ‘Fasclum annetneed, “God | fou. Tayler, forems 1 : Dari Bank of Pingree. The commission re- : parent’s estate, checked, ‘the recount will pi re. Marsachunetts : has onee again saved Mussolini for Frank Ga , and Rita Rosenberg ts im} fused to certify the claim for. rea-| Amenia . : © Clear n non j duite until tomorrow night. Election? senator iam Butler, chairman Ital; Light, Pat Joyee, W Bailey ‘ . ‘ #ons which it contended pleaced the| BISMARCK ..... Clear 8 Other Relatives | officials, tf of the Republ can national committee, SDE Ege ange Higings and William Gola, laborers, Front of Car Driven By W. | ciaim without the law, The plaintiffs! Rottineat 0 Clear, ial Peer enon learned for sae ler, providing is ettled | Venominated without opposition: 6 tt and 1 unded one mbulanees and pulmotors ey ask a court order to tees acceptance! Devi Opes Cloudy oe: ent ck z run against former Senator David L sery BHGhtI, “Hew. mony crore at!|sembled, although it was A. Cown on Main Street | of the claim. Dickinson © Clear. | without @ relative in the world, he ed-for the Domeaanie tempts can he hope to escape? How; chance of aly man. suiviving the ex- many, will be nie? plosion or gus that collected after- a _] It was indicated at the attorney | Dunn Center .... Clear | has a sister, two years older thin he, Harding: Discus overnor Alvan T. Full Wael gaawary alight. Instead of celebrating her birthday | Reneral’s office this morning that «| Ellendale... .. 0 Clear a step mother and seven half broth Republican, and William A. 4 i : %, . Tei by! er changed ; : titi I be filed| Fessenden Cloudy | ets and sisters, several of whom he Ne F penitent se pera the course of Matorye but Mussor| «Tho tunnel is being constructed 270] anniversary with her _playmates,| demurrer to the petition will be £ dj Grand Forks P.Cidy.| hie, met. ‘here, Dakota’s Need For} tes, demo ° pp lini would be a great loss to stable; feet below the surfuce of the ground.| little Rita Rosenberg, daughter of] commission acts as a court in itself| Jamestown he elder Larson ni dand liv : tion for their respective gubernator- reat Lakes te nominations. Represontative government in Tay. Neither the force nor sound of the| Mr, and Mr, Martin Rosenberg, 1709| im accepting oF rejecting. claims and | Larimore ed at Mellott, tnd, where’ boy and Great Lake Route} ian» Gallivan, in the 12th di concussion were noticeable at the! Sweet strect, lies on a hospital cot}its decisions on matters of fact are! Lisbon .. 6 irl were born to him ‘70 Chemists in Philadelphia discuss| tuunel entrance today with her left leg fractured just] not subject to review by the courts.| Minot . 73 5 .{ When the girl was thre ‘| Jamestown : ! é t and the boy 18 months, jor | Former rnor W. , vomebile, maker whe worked F; Labori i roe races laeht Re aReaIR Its since, ifthe, pial mitts wine wll| Papp oa o Bled thm Uprouent ole. (n testimony | 20Re addressed tho Jamestown Chan: Louisiana » Wits automobile, maker who worked) Farmer PAGER AN. | ine Kaveked down and possibly run| since, if the. plaintitte, win, Jt will| Bambine «....-. ee in court here. ‘The father, dishenrt- | ber of Commerce Inst © Senator RAC. sccuscd. eet little fatory..2or; $750 a year, could) Mii A Cowan last evening, ‘Rite is ever | thousands. of claims rejected by the| Moorhead, Minn.. 72 50 0 Foggy |ened by his ioys, loft th hoy the Great. Lakes waterway, telling} | § ward A. Brsuoneets ee) tell Seheprang: tor. $70» year, colt! Minnesota May Seek | 4, Cowan lust evening. Rita is seven| thousands, of claims reject WEATHER FOREC: with Charley E. Arch Mellott, the ‘need of North Dukota for this former Gaverna P jared Y. Sander, & A tieW pebece iol makings steel will De tice § rt years. old to0ey, acieba ons maine Pesci sect oll For Bismarck and. ist and, taking the little girl, struck out! project and what it means to the| for eats ore seed bs ya be developed by the right people] SC MOCEATNC SUPPOFE wrect beiwcen | Fourth and Rh! MeLean County Case | sete’, rsisbly rain berining 1] fi oo ser. took up m homeatend| eS''M, Devine, state. immigration] Rominution,”, eprenentdiveZaeh 1 gigantic scale, and produce aa streets. According to Mr. Cowan, night or Thursday. Cooler Thurs-| 4 became ay oot a ace ieee Med, Wranlay Mebo Spearing of the second district, the ly better steel at lower cost. lade Washington, Sept. 15.()—Mem- D 4 day. ber of the house delegate at a lower temperature than’ is now] Bers of tho Farmer’ Labor party in| 4¢,,"°H us, persons, who saw the acci-) Argued Here TOday| iviegan weaTHER CONDITIONS| With 240 actes of land and other! of Marion also made short talks in Sey erie eatcdeannn, “Aaa employed, the steel will have the| Minnesota have been urged by Chair-| rate ‘of speed, directly: behind ¢ laces — ‘Low pressure, with its center over| Ptoperty. He later married and be-( connection with this subject. ee anouete comeouts: quality of old Dam ten} man Oldfield gf the Democratic con-| truck. The girl, who was about to] Whether or not a temporary in-| the extreme Northwest, extends from|came the father of seven children. ee oars aan ate Michigan Out by hand.” Full details later. Fressional committee to line up with/ cross’ the street near the middle of junction, restraining the school board | the Pac ie const states eastward to The, daughter of his first wife, now! Hail Department - With half of the precinets in the mocrats in that si i 0 ep Water distric! 0, |, Me- sippi Valley. Prec’ ion a + ai : : ., The news, is important to Cali-| After « conterance with C: A. Quist,| Sthocimates, was apparentiy: watche| Lean county, from building a” ncw| ocengred in the Great Lakes region,| coma and Feared a family. Will Start Work | Gis, Spomine, Colonel Pred Wi fornia, suppdsed to lack iron. About| Minnesota Democratic chairman, he| ing the truck and after that had pass-| School house, shall be made perman-| Mississippi Valley and.over the west- Finds Letter i. that approached 100,000 over Gover- half-way between Los Angel ind | issued ia vtatement pointing out that) ed darted out into dhe street with-| ent will be determined by Judge Fred | ern Canadian Provinces. Mostly fair] pase July, “Cheelee fe Archer died ‘of Totaling Loss} nor Alex 3, Groesbeck for. the Re- San Francisco there are twel Democrats had not placed candidates! out seeing the automobile. Jansonius following 2 hearing in dis-| weather prevails from the Rocky| with a von of his guardian, Larson sublicun guhermatatiel neminanion of sand iron, at present useless; that in the. field against Bapresentatives ‘i ee Sick onus “Rene Cals Bar a. 0. MRMegin Menlo wentward to the Es- went (uitee ke ehfacte of ihe de |) wow at Bree the. taal eoeNew York can be made into Peta ’ rsh, Cavel, an: ‘et nor Jose} Caf Stops Quis e action is brought by M. | cifle coast states. 00) weather con- ; c . ” the new electric process. And alk| Himal, in the sixth districh all of Mr. Cowan stopped hs te assent Almquist, J. 8. Beam and P. J. Wel- | tinues over the Northwest, ceased soma, and it was in a trank/ amount of hail losses reported to) | Representatives Perlman, 14th dis i iit” supply the ; : feeice. | | that he found an old letter from the| the state hail insurance department | trict, Crowther, 20th district, and sedge ine Nt surly Ge eh ees eee Tn san can] Sean Beds | Sie eu et Mar Do, ena, What We) ly ren i ihe Wi hy Nr taunt | athe e didates ‘to get Democratic votes to| Deputy Sheriff BE. M. Kafer, who was| the board, and the Erickson, Hellick-| Foy the week ending Sept. 14, 1926,| liam Albert Larson, was smentioned.| the rate to be charged and classifiea-| Republican renominations. epre: Jo copm i urea | Re Onc penal See, ce cM Meare, ae Seana eRe aed ve tf of eee he aera Peta ce tena, nc | Gee eRe, Pat us or Euro; lor iron an 1, ussure~ Minnes emocrats that le to hethi front whee! je cont for the tly de! in most sections vi . 4 now indapshdset, In aerthern ‘Ja- they desixe and prefer their support.” by gle heer Wii ar whee be butlaing The petitioners alle Gue t cloady and rainy weather, but | Prebuted 18 years ago. department offices today. Thix is] Representative Clarke defeated Rep: in, where the shores were tilted up m: d has been * conscliai beef i eon { winter|, Judge E. A. Rogstad of Gaylord/ the last day on which hail damage | Pesentative Tolley for the Republi- By"voleante forces long so, the Jav-| PARTY WANTS & surroRT oa been POE OR aE i reales bok Laine the tarawere in| tall og Tlant promrene, Wali has the ease under advisement, claims will be recognized as liabili-| 4" nomination in 34th distriet, janese have developed three hundred| OF DEMOCRATIC ir. Kafer took the girl to a doc-|the school board, not satisfied with food ‘was greatly improved by recent oo, ties of the state fund under the iy {million tons of stecl, available with | Minneapolie, Sept, 15,--UP)—The| ton cette eee te ae. oe tc aecatitation "arrangement, “are | toed, to heavy frosts were re- | ® py ~~ RESO ay | g Labor Conditions ‘the new proce: Farmer Labor party in Minnesota is| wus given first aid treatment and her| attempting to proceed with the erce-| posted But no serious damage. re- f Temperature and || New York to Paris. 4, Americans do not Ing behind. The| ready to receive the overtures of the! parents sent for. Later he was re-| tion of a new school building. sulted, Corn is mostly out of danger : } Favorable in N. D. big steel i Wael Judge Gary chest | Democrats th the feiendly apicit in| moved to St, Alsxiue hospital where] A demurrer presented in the case! from frost and the cenaition contin-|| Read Conditions | Flight Postponed itp itbate aos os | Gh te tan ge| gee nw aes eae it tyre deta me Bini sone baplorment cen treabet in ie opinion of liam E, tion. ier rij arm was adly is i * ® tReet ia Breall, Thee great | Ewon, Farmer Labor campaign mau-| scratched und’a deeo gash was inc] case will berheard of ite merits <his| Official in Charge.| (Mercury readings at 7 a. m.) New York, Sept. 15—()—Storms | North Dakota are favorable with bath me (preter power there, not used, that can tor the state. . Phy-| afternoon, The matter will probably deSahikasascdsth Bi ~ ds good. |off the New Foundland coast have | ®killed and common labor well, em- a! ¢ turned. into. electricity and rerrpath It: oo deobictnk wh Wael ttee in pale Md the aes ald to: | be taben aden eavisetent, nesording a ehond flowy, a0; reeds "goed, |ennsed postponement until Friday or plone fate She Avenne seene aoe U department of labor rece’ Minot-—Clear, 50; roads rough. later of the 4%,600-mile New York toudy. St od, | to. Paris flight set for today by Cap- ene ta alan’ ‘cchasdeh bhieeatas epee enone Saeh and appreciate the support of Di dey thot’ the’ citi was rooting enally | to the judge, and hie decision, made Today’ 's Games in : o- Devils Lake-Cloudy, 52; roads|tain Rene Fonck. cratic voters for our congresi d getting a pel Be could | later. . Wall street: went to bed notiquite| Candidates,” he said today. “As tol he expected considering the ature | fast night. Prices were off, °| tional Le: St fi the | and threshing to some extent but ame ici arn aoe a eae Seed ee Nec ere. | Former Member of | |,__TS el Rae tng ec |g ae in, eRe ea tat Sea tes ii me districts, I WE CO) TO THIS? © H E] Winona—Cloudy, 61; roads fair. 'rench ace and three companions ap big wise ones. will ta no knowl ge. of" any-move in that et ere here have: an- Dakota Bar Dies ieee : t 6 1 Rochester—Foge: cloudy, 60; were making final preparations for ze Sroka Ihe able to secure i Shortly Hed po gus ive Mend. | directio : nounced their new fall styles for . 4 a 0 4 0} roads fair. é ca Sieteaire Nop of the three motor until the ground f § > e!. ‘This is no countty to » For street wear, they recom- |. Fargo, N. D.. Sept, 5.) —Win- oan eer Botton, _ Honerigs | “ee Forks—Clear, 55; roads oe paaty plane, the “New York rations are on a sal 1TH CONTROL DISCUSSED *, field for yeats 3 ia Cit et ne Prices up 00) stueatown N. De Sept, 15—-um)—|mend: A stiff Migu and the" beim | leader of the North’ Dakota har |Huntsioger ond. Hartnett," (Firat]" Hibbing-—Henyy fog, 50: roads fair.| Friday ie the new date set for Taste teens ioe iy. Re ree nage the} Dr. aun ne Sooet o! ta clinical : mites couething like: an antomo- but who has not art ‘ Hoatan Siem fi is good. 4: 4d pen ott dependent upon weath- ating: with Seine! forces and a researc! artme! oO merican jamestown-—Clear, fonda goo ee on: threshermen d, Staten ‘i “agli teday for] picth Contvol League, New. York bile fender. The ult is blue serge, peed % R oH Crookston—Clear, 5 good. | Captain Fonck hopes to make the| general form iavor The ‘ city, spoke before the miscting of the doubled-breasted, the coat very short spake, Ke ‘| Boston 3 10 Duluth—Cloudy, 88; 5 3,400-mile hop in 30 or 85 hours. | eral condition Prevails Grad jixty-nine philosophers trom eigh-| Stutsman goune mi ical faclety be and loose at the shoulders and the ‘Stambaugh cime Chheago 2 3 Forks, the report countries will ga Jast evening, giving tent medic trousers very loose and flappy, their] 1898 from Kasees, ona and we ively 0 tae Edwards While 4 yellow silk fringe on offi-|' Maly manufactures a third of the re ers ical en i the Se tet of birth me about three bead above! engaged in the practice of jaw ‘here ber fe cae oe chicago’ Kaulmann | cial flage is common. there is no ty artificial silk now produced inthe}. Nine out of every 10 meter Fidsteanen es page. ; ‘iudomt,’ eeatrel. the shoe top i until 1913 ; : 1908 Gonsa (Second game), | requiring or forbidding it, world, sales involve a used car,