The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 8

‘PAGE EIGHT LABOR HEADS COMMITTED TO | FIVE-DAY WEEK Cardinal Point in Federaiion’s Policy of Constructive Progress’ .—-(AP)---Com- day week as the vard step for “the ers in the world,’ iH a Federation of Labor turned today, in the opening sessions of the fed- eration’s 46th annual convention, to a multitude of problems tered on the welfare of Amer labor. Eleventh hour agreements _ be- tween groups widely separated on several vexatious questions open uj fair prospect for the two weeks’ as- semblage bninging forth the pre- diction of prominent leaders that the entire time probably would be devoted to deliberations upon con- structive policies bearing directly upon the immediate program of the organization. The five-day week of 40 hours was defined as a cardinal point in the federation’s “policy of constructive progress” by President William Green, after the final pre-convention gathering of the executive council yesterday. “The shorter schedule is neces-, sary because of the strain under} which workers are placed in mod- ern industry,” he said. Insurance Company Launched Successful culmination of two years’ endeavor to launch a na- tional life insurance organization controlled by members of the fed- eration was announced today by Matthew Woll, vice president of the national labor body and presi- dent of the recently incorpor A] Vnion Labor Life Insurance com-; ae | with an initial capital of $600,- 000 almost entirely paid in by members of affiliated labor mal up-| zations, and anticipated formal ap- proval of the enterprise by the convention this week, directors of the insurance company, all of whem are officers of the federa- tin, now are planning to launch a standard — insurance Sigeitine vel during the next year. Capital earnings are limited by charter to six per cent. All earnings above that return are to be distributed among policy holders, Important Cases Cases on Docket For New Supreme Court Term Washington, Oct. 4—(AP)— ‘The supreme court convened to- day for its new term confronted with a docket presenting some of the mcst important questions ever to come before it. There were no opinions deliv- ered, but a volume of motions poured in, including 11 petitions asking the court to grant reviews. Oral arguments were ordered on several cases, including that brought by George W. Bryant, convicted at Buffalo, New York, for failure to file a sworn state-|} ment concerning the Ku Klux Klan as red under the Walker law. Should this be passed today the ap- peal of Edward L. Doheny involv- ing the legality of the naval oil) leases would be reached for argu- ment. 1,565 New Autos Registered During Month of of September A total of ‘1565 new pleasure automobiles and 390 commercial, vehic! i state auto license department du September, figures compiled by the Business Service company. The records show the total of new pleasure car registrations for the year to be 23,292 as compared with 23,655 for the same period in 1925. Comparative figures for commercial vehicles show 1,757 for the first nine months of 1926 and 3,355 for the same period a year ago. Cass county led the list in Sep- tember with registration) of 208 ure cars and 22 trucks., Reg- istrations from other leading coun- ties were: Burleigh, 70 automo- biles, 12 trucks; Grand Forks, 128 automobiles, 27 trucks; Morton, 34 automobiles, four trucks; Ramsey, 59 automobiles, 14 trucks; Stuts- man, 55 automobiles, 16 trucks; Ward, 93 automobiles, 19 trucks. Rumanian People ‘the first prize, $50 for the Wish Queen Marie Bucharest, Romania, Oct, (AP)—At the direction of the patriarch of Rumania, special ‘Bon Voyage’ to U.S.: Above: Mileage Contest Drawings Will Be concrete pos Tat the hig way unde Friday, finished the trip nd returned to the Lahr ein the week's tour of North Dakota and| registered, made by a disinterested party, person who guesses the corre eage or nearest thereto will re $20 in cash, and the second nearest guesser will receive $10 in cash, The first car left Bismarck m. Monday and one or the other of the two cars has been going almost steady since that time. The speed- ometer was covered and sealed before he start, so that no one knows how the car has traveled. When the rst car was wrecked, the speedome- r was transferred to the second , so that the mileage made by the machines is registered thereon. The seal will be broken drawing starts tonight. Dakota Maid Flour | Contest to Be Open Until October 15) Owing to the fact that hundeeds| of interested people are still work- ing on the farms and that schools; have only just opened, the Dakota Maid essay contest will not close until October 1 Three hundred e offered | in prizes for letters telling people! ould use Dakota Maid hundred dollars for second,, $15 for the! fifth and $1 best when the $25 for the fourth, $10 will be « the 100 letters. letter ceed 160 words in length. h let ter must be published in the con-| testant’s local paper and the clipping third, for the en for next must from the paper giving the name and| date of publication must be mailed | 24 4,—|to the contest committee, State Mill ‘and Elevator, Grand Forks. ‘must be published and sent to the Letters contest committee between now and prayers were said today in ee er 16, church in the country for a voyage for Queen Marie, who beprr | Saturday for Paris Se oe first her to = ge Rieoe coun- | | MePh Clothing Worn By Evangelist Shown at Trial Los Angeled, Calif, Oct. 4—()— The clothing worn by Aimee Semple erson when she emerged from. aicnd hike across the Mexican -last June 23 to end her 36 oes disappearance was exhibited in A, munici Fort here today at the ist’ il “Fe ape saitich aed evangelist ‘wore “on the 15 or 20 acoso sweep te ‘a shae! X Honore, with er asticles of cloth- were , bneet 1 bite evidence. Made This Evening ™ Miss Rita Murphy, English instructor; S. O. Orwall, history and music. commercial law and assembly, Cuts loaned to The Tribune by a managing editors of Rickie high school _ publication. ing Santa today, flying adaiane of detectives searched the city on infor- mation that Kenneth G. Ormiston, 1g radio operator, was in ‘urmiston, the will-o-the-wisp of the mystery of the disappearance of Mrs. I Jointiy charged Pherson, her mother, Mra. Minnie dy and Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman- f with criminal concoct a kidnaping stor; the Angelus Temple leauer’ | in May and June, Mrs, McPherson yesterday posed the congregation at Angelus Temple as a martyr with a silhouette of the ¢ at her back, | Bismarck Theatres to Show Crossing Films This Week The theatres of Bismarck will show 200 feet of film seis to grade crossings and th Da highway comm commission will be shor tonight, Tuesday the Capitol theatre on day and Saturday th will show the. films ‘at Sat- urday’s matinee. The superintendent of schools been requested to haye announce- ments made in the schools concerni: the films and the people of Bismaret are urged to_ tel tage of the opportunitie to > Naway Delegate er) National ‘Meet Minot, N. D. Oct tion of a North Dakota delegate to attend the national meeting of the | Reserve Officers’ Association of | America will be one of the. principal | matters of business to be considered | t the annual state convention to be held in Minot tomorrow ‘afternoon, Colonel E, S, Persor’ of | iaot, presi- | dent of the state tion, said | today. The national onvention is to be. pela at Norfolk, Va., on October About 20 reserve officers in North | Dakota are expected to attend the Minot meeting, at- whieh officers for the coming are be named.) Bert Balerud of Minot ix secretary of the state association. Unrest in Spani Spanish Army Is La sipped St. Jean De Lun, Fra France believe momentu: care se, ing in Spain. inne eC ae they say, lery corps to th neers, and an Below, left, R. L.. Wells, history; right; Oscar . 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Taylor Will Fight Burrone October 15 St. Paul, Oct. 4—UP)—Bud Terre Ha bantamweight, Burrone, New York, have been signed for a 10round title bout here Octo- ber 15. Taylor was recently given the title by "he Mlinois boxing com- be Jos after his proposed fight with | a Be ley (Phil) Rosenberg was can- = je Fasciam’s system of creating offi- cial labor-unions for. intellectual as well as manual workers has affected ‘aylor, Vic May Valentine’s Company Plays te Small Audience, “The Bohemian Girl” ed at the B urday evenine. before u audience, by May Valentine's opera, company. Valentine’ di- the production in person from the orchestra pi playing the piano with the orchestra, some of whom were memebers of the company and others local musicians. Well known umbers from ‘the Is of the cast, udience, These Marble Halls,” “The Heart Bowed ”\and “Then You'll Remember Ns present- light Kemal Pasha has ordered the lead- ing hodjas of Angora to translate rek auditorium, Satejo , ther small |# Chieago, Oct. ¢ the same time| Make it your bread TRISCUIT Shredded Wheat cracker Some Crisp tasty andnouhing the Moslem holy book into Turkish eee ifnd’ Arable understood only vy the! Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery ‘educated Turk. An instryetive book has been pub- |Walker to to Attempt lished by » A 8, ‘Comeback’ Tonight noted real alist of Bacslaton rg is book yb how ms Read “Economize With Rather Than Without” by Ethel Somers in the October issue of Liberty Mag- azine and save on your gas bills. 4 ker, fecently dethroned “welterweight champion of the world, was ready to- day for the first lap of- hi back to pugilistic heights round bout to a referee's decision to- aus against Shuffle Callahan, Chi- “Ktter Walker lost his title to Pete Latzo and Was knocked out in. his next start, he revired to the north woods for a long period of eondition- ing. Tonight will reveal whether the once great fighter has profited. Callahan, with s: knowl of defensive tactics, is a hard hitter with either hand. . Graded and Hand Picked ly Ohio Potatoes x Grown in the Red River Valley. Absolutely the choicest potatoes that have been shipped into Bismarck this year. 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