The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 1

FORECAST Fair tonight and Friday; cold- er tonight. BISMARCK TRIBUNE BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926 , ILLINOIS POSTAL CLERK SHOT BY GUNMEN PRICE FIVE CENTS TABLISHED 1873 RECEPTION — [on is bac, ba Viewow J RARMRELIEF (RIGHT INDICTED | -ppeqtambin Down the River__. [By WET ROR ® FOR ROYALTY 'f m= _— DEFEATED BY | FOR DEATHOF \si ; ‘ coe CONVICTION | IS PLANNED PARTISANSHIP?) == CARPENTER, OF ROBBERS z Governor and Mrs. Sorlie,' § : . 1 Nye Says Representatives |Grand Jury Returns True| : Two Men Fire After Cover- Mayor and Mrs, Lenhart ; ' | Voted Against Bill to Bills Against Members of : ‘ ing Him With Guns and to Welcome Queen | Avoid Censure Carpenters’ Union } Explaining Mission ‘GIVES TALK AT MANDAN 2 MEN HAVE CONFESSED |2-98 WILL BE HERE MONDAY EXPECTED TO RECOVER City Will Present Flowers— t | Replies to Charges That He Is/All Are Charged With Mur- . ee at Clerk Was the Only Witness r ii it Vas | This 36-foot sloop is carrying Dennis J. Farrell and his son, Giles, ‘ : Governor to Give Pieces a Wet and Has Lived Here ee (inset) from their home in Muskegon, Mich, on a pleasure jaunt of to Postoffice Robbery and of N. D. Pottery Only Six Years tal ‘Hammer Slugging’ several itp eters deed They ree il Lafrreses athb asl fo on Identified Yeggs — j Lake Michigan; from Chigago they'll go down the canal to the sis- { ee " aa i ence i} xi d the east coast of South — { Governor A. G. Sorite wilt offictal- | gpBeply to charges that he is a wet! Sin Francisco, Oct, 22—#)—The| “ipl, and thence to the Gulf of Mexico and the east coast 0 Paxton, Ill, Oct. 28—P)—Harry ly and that he has lived in North Da-|Couny grand jury early today voted PENRO Bima es — Swanson, night clerk in the postoffice } y welcome Queen Marie of Rumania kota only six years was made at Man-/ indictments against eight officers and m . here, was shot and seriously wounded and her royal party to North Dakota dan last night by Gerald P, Nye,!™embers of | the carpenters’ union| | Anita Loos Will early today by two gunmen who cried when the special Northern Pacific Republican senatorial candidate, {charging murder in connection with} out as they fled, “That's what you get tenin-whiteh Wil enrey th Th charge, which he denied) the fatal hammer slugging of C. W.| Square Herself for squawking on Blackie.” ae i Snat abaya d west- categorical esulted from his ap-| Campbell, opep shop carpenter, here) * Swanson had opened fire on the stops in Bismarck at 12:25 p. pearance in Wisconsin in support of, lust Thursday. 9 | With Brunettes | pair when they attempted to force | uk Monday, November 1. The train he in the latt campaign for) Midis indicted fads Flite seh Fe into the workroom, sup- will stop here for 15 minutes. the Republican sena ial nomination! Mooney, vice president an ac ifie | San Fi n —tP)—Ani! posedly for robbery. t tha oMfislul -Welsehiikegany site in that state, Nye suid. Lenroot ‘was: Coast organizer of the United Broth-| San Ee EnelaCo, Ccts ae Oats | "Av year apeilu wes shelea niga iy bea ents ESCM ak Mis. Bor. i e and said here today she the conviction of the robbers who ie, Mayor and Mra, A, P. art, and Major Harold S i i i bs fing bBo eesent Roa Senator James Watson of Indiana, confined to a bed | : a him and ex witl al} Indianapolis ; reversible politicians who for so long; Moore, Samuel Moore, ( pher them, ped a small amount * by Loos is afi wie as Blaine, Nye said, and! €thood of Carpenters. and Joiners of oe cnileeenes i it Bie caleba aia cnt Of the untonte tasal tase Aeena| intended to try to square herself with , held up the Paxton postoffice, bound igh f loot. 4 ba : : *Sulliv. ie By this Miss Loos meant that pos-| % lde“in the abaehe -| hospital by injuries suffered in an auto accident, to Senator | has been matter of the art of play-| O'Sullivan, George Pesce, Gus Mad- sity her me > Swan Identified “Blackie” : jotant nara’ an. Haier, iar anes 1a Reed senator primary fund investigator, a vigorous "state: ing both ends against the middde” > |3en, all eavpenters, and John J. Can- Lethargic Condition Seen as Blondes” tight be retort dlieeait “Blackie,” mentioned by his assail- Washington. Members of the Bis-| ment that all tales of “deals” between Watson and the Indiana Ku} .,N¥¢ said he has never voted in any| Ton. Cunnon is alleged to have driven weecind a a Rca peene ore a é rv * ly by the darker members of the fair-|2"ts, was one of the four who had marek national guard company. will Klux Klan were false. state other than North Dakota, com-) the “wrecking crew” ear which con Just to prove no harm was | held him up in May, 1925, and whom ing here just after ‘he was of age.|V¢yed the men who assaulted Camp-| Indication That State Is nals ‘ 4 ‘ Swanson identified at the trial which be, at the train in uniform to assist d the author and her husband, : , ec | Major Sorenson as a guard of honor, mt °C ae hog hal 1d = les viel bi 4 The cight men had previously been Back to Normalcy Robert Emerson, who is here with Feel in sheeted tt and sentence to After Governor Sorlie has extended IB nO Is Good Aratmsline attocks ef ciperateiimmetarrested und churged with wapicn ther, say they plan to write another | ““ivenworth prison, 1 a welcome on behalf of the state, ; usiness Is GAG NILIEE WEIL; Ke card ntae eMeTn but their indieynene could seaman —. book with a title something like this: | 4,7he robbery then was followed by Mayor Lenhart will welcome the) ; Throughout Stat SMCS re toe cases wouldiga directly inte aie Political lethurgy such as North) "Gentlemen Really Do Like Bru- | je tabbery of the postoffice at Ran- 4 qapen, and sottibers of the ‘party, on | ughow ec, pnetednnee {gout for trial without a preliminary |Dakota'has not known since 1916 pre- | nettes.” capture of the quarter” na" the 5 eis eo ee ee ‘aoe Bank Manager Says Ring Farmer Hes Sattered, = ; pane vails over the state despite the fact} "ram Swanson was alone in the postoffice |". Bigenetot cubeene tcierreaite tay relict Tegislation, Nye. mast nothing allel Catfesst a oteowing the | that the election is leas than a week INTEREST TQ | roriroom, “shoreiy” after” Imidnight city and the governor will present her ion , i conditions| has been done for the farmer because! sen that the union men were respon. | ¥ay- y-bulladiee Wine areas with two beautiful pieces of North ; They call him, in” nment at Washington is not sible for the death of Campbell and| Leaders of both sides here see the See Mb diated Beeld | throughout ta, as did-| the gov “Ce it If,” ied Dakota pottery as a gift from the ‘closed by reports received at the abe ts 4 rc : ‘i or | conditi indication that North ome in yourself,” replied Swan- pedpinvel Novi rebel ihavpastery | Bank of North Dakota, are generally Leechs Tistoaa ua tee ae oe instituted attacks on scores of other) condition as an indication that Nor‘ son who was armed and. \ Pee ready for was made at the ceramics department 1 rdi to CR G ee carpenters aera strike onrdag vied Belt to adel. nor- them. ‘ . ¢socd, according: ‘to C. BR. reen,/the ear of the government through started here last April. The strike! maley after eight years of Republi- The ij 7 of the University of North Dakota | manager of that institution. such campaign contributions as an- was called in protest against the open| can strife,brought on by the Nonpar- ase Figatedety tng tomes ony ioe and the pieces are fine specimens of | Supreme Court Will Listen to ‘The tendency at present seems to! able them to win control of the party shop plan used by several contrac-|tisan League. | workroom and the clerk began to what can be done with North Dakota jbe @ little more toward conserva- | machinery. | tors. Aftorney General George Shafer, shoot. clay. They will be on display in the Argument For Appeal if {| ‘i*™.” Green said. “People are not] “Farm relief was defeated’ last! eee returning from Fullerton where he The pair opened fire on Swanson window of the ee Jewelry store spending as freely as they did. A‘ winter in congress because repre-| spoke Tuesday night, said the situa- and in the exchange of several shorts, the latter part of this week. Counsel Is Ready ; Hood many people have been flying! sentatives were ordered to defeat it.! tion is similar to that which prevail- one bullet struck the clerk above the j Stanley Washburn {high above the roost but th itua-| Those orders came, not from the: ee ed before the Leay ‘éd on th -; heart but struck ib Fs . Majer Iadiar ‘Mewiace ots ic tion seems to reflect a desire to people but from the powerful inters! orion” e) Bismarck Business Men Re-) fcr jut, struck a rib and was de i pireire y | turn From Most Success- by f 5 John J. Hastings, who was de- Save and conserve personal re-i ests of W: Il Street id trial. erest ii e el i vi : BY. ttepeling sheiy. Gp sears special) nied: bail pending his appeal to sources more than ‘has been ap-| New England. Through the navies of! at lew cont pp ede i reo Se py ae ind to Her Maj ied yo nest the supreme court. which is to be | Parent in the recent past.’ advisors who emanate from that little! voters seem convinced that the Re- ful Goodwill Tours detested Ey Geveniotty; has been heard November 16, was taken! —_______ selfish section of the United States,’ ublican ticket will win without dif- - _ , | to the state penitentiary at 12 | President Coolidge objected to the Ficulty and that Democrats have nom: Hedda aitigrreg cory mercer Te tater jhy Ghorite -Chavien ; Haugen bill) Its defeat was counted + a Pr jinated a ticket merely to preserve| Back from trips which took them the state al oand to inform the| MeBonald of Morton county. | a Coolidge victory. I have a copy their party organization intact for use| into practically all towns within 100 that she will be given the| festings had heen in the Morton | j of the New York Commercial, spokes- in the next presidential election. miles of Bismarck, the members. of poner official WRONG tifen her ar-| county jail since he was sentenc- ;}man for the East, declaring that the ——— The Farmer-Labor party, led by| Rismarck’s six good-will tours report . G eizal ae the Capital City, Major 04 8 week ago by Judge Thomas eves of the bill was a vietory for Body of Mrs. Mills Exhumed | William Lemke, one-time power in the | that interest: ire the show is running Washburn will celine tap pert Pugh to five years imprisonment. | President Coolidge. % Nonpurtisan League, has enrolled in| high and that many people are plane Omits (ip (HOMERS “And today Iam urged from various © For Second Time to See [its ranks the militans Nonpartisan : Hearing on tne appeal of J. J. en he carte unqual Leaguers who are dissatisfied with | unk t@ attend, ; + war correspondent in Rumania in ‘ia! wizard and confessed embezzle: ion. I'm told that the: only will be held by the supreme cou! chisstion.4> sap cabalaany ab ahi ¥ the present administration. the show, premium lists, entry blanks, 1916 and the queen personally re-, November 16 if attorneys for Hest, time is the declaration that I don't] Somerville, NoJ. Oct, 28--vp)—.| Senatorial Candidates Campaigning | booklets about Bismarek, posters and 1 eeeameeimency t@ Present their case|Parks Superintendent —Be-, hit on all cylinders with and for the| The body of Mrs. Bicanor R, Mills to-| Only a fow candidutes have made | iittonieler Somcree hUne from the’ No Coroner’s Inquest Held— rf (Continued on page six.) ; President. And many of these same| day lay in a four-year-old grave op-|tea! campaigns. % sr nd et - | Offers te this effect were issued’ ieves Live Rodent At- ‘people who so advise me are ‘men ened for a second time in order to/seeking the United Staten, Sanator- | rekched witht viata ‘teous "nee ciexi Morton County Officials ; by the supreme court yesterday fol-/ { who declare themselves real believers learn whether her tongue was cut out | key aang 5 Ja eke ok ae Le shou, | lowing its refusal to issue a certifi-' tracted Jungle Beast j in honest farm relief legislation; men| after she was slain with the Rev. Ed- | #lected last, June to the short Leal) th -onek. town che skeame dott one! Take Charge of Case ' cate of probable cause, the result of | | who believe sincerely in the principle| ward Wheeler Hall. (Rede bMiRAERl Rt Mle carling’ cine. | pediearial: coxnawithvthe anime. imprint} which would have been to admit Hast- |gmbodied in the, McNary - Haugen| Throughout the night a deputy and nominate ee Sos ras ua guliee: wana. Gat tee ae ck pi |ingh to bond pending the appeal. The! Houston, Texas, Oct. 28—()—A. bill, armed with a pistol and a flashlight, tion as the Republican candidate. He D : Because Morton county officials lag i ; i has toured the state as has Senator hidden somewhere about town. To’ have taken cha: f th of J | appeal, tentatively set for November live white rat he was carrying in his stood guard over the rough wooden “ - on in. the fi KF crates 0} the cane na NEWS FROM ROBERT BURNS. |/ hearing, will be argued on the law) Pocket, intending to play a prank on) ,witt Choose One or the Other |..|box in which her casket’ was en-|Lyan J. F Pere ere, ak spake ince eee mne reports to 5tSe Korsvick of Abercrombie, N. Da who ELECTION BIC. PEOPLE COED. || Hestings ‘will bein the penitentiney of rodents: was ‘iter: ae thetrereee, plain how ene interested in real farm | ©l08ed., investigation of reports| Potent generally concede that. Nyo Fed car of corn, the radio station will in'g. free-for-all fight near Senmidt ELECTION BIG, PEOPLE COLD. || is | ae “f) Telief can be a staunch supporter of ° i will be elected ulong with other Re-, give a confirmation which, when pre- pon igh 7 RED MARS COMES NEAR. i Secourae for hiny t0" clay ere than | Te” a00 ene Tuesday by, “El President Coolldge when he stands un- shat, the, pole, singers tongue had publican candidates.” F, F. Burchard, sented in person to HB. Goddard, | Mangey, Tg Burleigh county offieisie ot imareens innmoeea 7 ima’ laat| auperinterddgee of pie Rll Minot, | alterably soncees fe the only ee lene, on ‘the Seon (ee dient tes. Democrat; William Lemke, Farmer- will be exchanged for a brand new | Telief measure of meri efore the e ry J said today. | borite; and Norris Nelson, farm re- dollar bill. This unique stunt is be- Although P; A dea week in the Morton county district| N. D. timony regarding the exact course of Lt i Pee eeatia: “Ane. halicueder th ices of Hi ough Pahinainen was woun: meee eae ere youn ws vere Tiatalng eevee, fam Ether, the prentent or farms ele | Duets hat Miled e-iin Pere Net Repablcan alas have Couredthe (ME Render th auanies of Hos). ov nun. hw rsa Fy 4 ae ive Years Serve severe lacerations on is argn, | of | mission to exhume ie bos o! ir "8 r ds, 4 L % wit spiritualis ma do othe Thon ,, Hastings was sentenced to terms of! shoulder and leg, auid he believed e pO eel Mag firmly for) Fall, which rests in a Brooklyn ceme. 0% an independent or Coolidge Re Show Well Advertised and an inquest was considered. b; "i two years on separate) rat attracte: e tiger which sprang nublican, has not been endorsed. by clan the Old Guard Republican organiza- arorkmen appeared at the unmark- tijn, C, P, Stone, wet, Republican, Conntory, New Branecick, yarteciny has made no campaign, His name ap- Sfternock, and’ started digging afte, Pears with that of Nelson in the list of Independent candidates. removing three geraniums and two,°'pincvents expect J. L, Page to ; three ? getting old, has news from Robert H Hy ly the leader of my party may object Burns’ That poet ety heav- | charges of embezzlement and violat-; at him when Hans Nagel, zoo keeper, ¢ : , | | to it. T sincerely hope that the presi- en, or wherever spirits dwell—that! ing the blue sky laws in connection opened the door of one of the cages. dont’ will eventually discover his. be- he'does not like the pictures of him-/ wr'n uit handing of the State Bank | Pagel whet lag yee eee pine | trayal at the hands of those New self usually shown, and tells which| °F Nev Engin time controlled al with the anime. Forty stitetay ine | Englanders whose advice he has been 2, pictures he does like, group of banks, it is said, his prec-, required to close Wilson's wound: heeding suring: his administration, Besides the distribution of advertis-| Burleigh county authorities. Wit Shap. 1s aM. s0eht. *) ing matter througout the towns, all. State's Attorney C.F. Kelach ‘and newspaper offices were visited and Sheriff Charles McDonald of Morton arrangements made to insure publicity county in charge of the case, however, for the show in the newspaper col-| it was decided that an inquest was The majority of the teams returned ' Pahinainen's body was turned over i administration more es Jars containing faded flowers’ |, a4¢ ing in the second Jast ing fi heir trips, but N.ito C Kennelly of Mand th . , i bo Past experience as a wrest! ced there by the slain woman's 14- ast evening from their trips, but N.|to Coroner Kennelly ot indan this 1 was talking, what tice being to borrow money from one, responsive to the interests of the| P! congr st Thomas 9, C| i it J. to Ai Dear as be, an talkies sense bank to provide capital stock for an-{ which enabled him to hold the tiger, mabontige nd especially the| year-old son, Danny. Darkness pre- ffl" Hevaptican incumbent, Oniy the 2; Churchill, George Humphreys, 0. morning by E. J Gobel, coroner of poem or two! His description of the jas vented the completion of the work, : and Tom Hall covered: Burleigh county, and no expense will The Third Autopsy most optimistic, however, concede their trip in a day, visiting 17 towns be attached to’ Burleigh county in Dr. Otto Schultz, expert of the New Him a chance to win. . Page is said to and traveling over 300 miles. They | connection with the case. York district attorney's office, as- D¢ keting the support of Republicans went east along the main line of the| A preliminary hearing will be held signed to examine the body, desired WhO are advocates of the Nonpartisan Northern Pacific to Tappen, then in the near future, Mr. Kelach de- i ‘ ‘ i icultura! of this country. i Hasti ill follow to the peni-} the animal were given by Wilson as! 98%! : Worth while, cobeclally ews of ther|tentiary H. J. Hagen, serving two and teasons for his narrow excape from | ¢,,pcleviRe as Igo in partes, having st ; a half years for accepting deposits in! death, * Miaith dancing gn the Seoteh tomb-/ the” Scandinavian American. eg ay Magee Bley pene ey |Party may soon be restored to the | | People, I mean to work with my party il } when he knew it to be insolvent.| “was that the rat died during the e: ty light for the autopsy, which will League. 3) north to Pettibone and Wing, then | clared today, adding that fhe Why muust spirite always send silly) Westin, was twice indicted in tho) citement, ‘E feund/ Hit deed 19 ay mnpoesey Licks aNd ka Ane end that it) Re orca the kody oe bre: tes ee Conk che ena tle, Lake branch to| signed statements ‘conceral peers allie sat *Y| Scandinavian-American Bank affair| pocket.” eople. But my allegiance to a party| The first, soon after the murder,’ ROCHON Aen Mercer shooting from all those who ppy ? peti but was acquitted on one charge and bay eyed is not sufficiently strong to permit| failed to record cuts on her throat. | One Party Travels 410 Miles ed a wii James Stoddard, laboring man,| the other was quashed by reason of me to be gagged and bound and a| The second, 12 days after her burial, The longest total distance covered | city end Judge Wy, anger of this killed three of his four little girls|2 technical fault in the information ring placed in my nose to be used in| Pfoduced records now in dispute. by any ofthe proups wan fio mites, city, and Judge W. S. Lauder. of with an ax and told the poliee, “I'just| filed against him, In North Dakota leading me wherever party leaders,| Dr. W. H. Long, Somerset county made by 0. A. Olson, J. L. Kelly, Re) fond’ Koravick, who probably. will 4 i and H. B, on, | murde: down the Missouri river to Fort Yates | "eld on @ second degree 2 i an “information” filed by a state's at- tt rf tative} Physician who examined the body Killed my re, tide and watt t2lorsey is sitar im effect to an fn: |? meemelinae" stint eters] Ra'aRt, "he sontdane’ caps, that run away. dictment in states where regular ses- may wish to lead me. I'am one who CERTAINTY ON Mrs. Mills’ tongue was not, and, Selfridge, then over along the | CaT&: ,Koravick is said to be the : sions of a grand jury are held, believes that, ‘he serves his party best| Special Prosecutor Simpson said South Datars boundary as far as| Sv, of Attorney G. H. Korevick of The explanation of the tragedy, as Hastings’ Claims jwho serves his country beat’, as it| information that it was came from a Lemmon, then northwest to Hettinger,| “Funeral services for Pahinainen you can guess, is “bootleg whishy.”| ho bast at Moot appeal, it is | once expressed by Rutherford B.| lawyer who is counsel ype hey vd Bowman and Amidon. will be held Friday afternoon at 2 All such whisky is poisonous; the sort] oii" will. bi Re ciae thds tne | Haves. Tam one who seriously be-| tives of Felix DiMartini, private de- a C. A. Myhre, C. H. Simpson, Ole | O'clock at the Kennelly unde sold to laborers is murderously pois-| 52d, ¥ bi rs an a ee io ’ ea pes * "| lieves that parties, under our form of| tective of the defense, ate Bad ane: Lee and L. K. ‘Thompson covered 381| > stturg in Mandan. and intreeee penag Fine At ea gigp sigan lage yrs eee government, are made to serve the] cessfully resisted extradition from/Qbgervatory Professor Be- miles on thelr trip, visiting towns on |Pe iq the Union cemetery the law will do to that father ‘ont om page seven.) . e Nort joo branch, including i 4 in uncertain. What it will do to those ee sore oF soe deteemation £0 which | Elections Will Fill 472 Vacan- | Heves There May Be Ani- |Washburn, Ryder, Plaza, Van Hook |s0("Guen ,of,,the, minister has not that sold him the bootleg poison is| PO Pioate’ pullty last spring cies—435 in Hi and 2 and as far north as Sanish and Gar-| Ti. that Rev. G. W. Stowart will ct. quite certain. Ie will do nothing. |"*Potcying the’ guilty plea last wig ADVERTISING HAS TAKEN COMMANDING mal Life There rie Brink, F. M. Davia, R. 3. Murphy | ficiate. ‘The deceased was not mar- ‘ This election is important to poli-| *PFing sentence was deferred on re 37 in Senate Tl va) agen SPH prs s is known has no ry ‘ied and so fi 7 i id F. R. Snyder, who visited towns | T1S0.! ‘ M resentations by Hastings that a gold Chicago, Oct. 28.—UP)—A certainty | 2% | relatives in this county. ASR ia eee Staal reel wacom, “oa am-oe| HAND IN BRINGING ABOUT AMERICAN | tsz.t: ‘ort srr Ss trite pease is th Sat though 4s ely of them do| Six months enough profits to enable} Washington, Oct. 28 De- 3 from which animal life may be in-' Stanton, thea Went to Kiilécer south | not know it. Whe ds 2, wooen| Bit £0 DAE Eick ho tos. Bank. depen cules, the avalanche af seinem alte: ferred, is expreszed by Frofessor to Dickinson and back to Bismarck | + here, or m big prize tight approaching, Sete ee Or a eee oe teks atill cae meciet cone SCALE OF WAGES, PRESIDENT Philip Fox, head of the arborn ob- | along the main line of the Northern she poeple up, but got at elec-| “rien called for sentence last woek| “This “off-year” campaign finds E servatory of Northwestern Univer- 4 Pacific. sity. J. C. Taylor, .H S. Dobler, P. J. Hastings said his gold mine was pro- | nearly 1,100 men and women seeking : i ‘i fe eems certain that vegetable | Meyer and C. J. Sipple were assigned In sixteon states about to elect sen-| Souldtaae get tho mosey. te mock bis | seventieth congress 436 ta the house| dens Costfage feels: thes stverticing the domandrcereated. by, advertioiee life exists on Mars and where vese-| tothe Mote line ont sisting (aa es ators results are in doubt. These| C°Uld not get the money to meet hi wentieth congress—435 in the house| dent Coolidge feels’ thai advertisii mmanding , hand in that much of the success of the Amer-| table life exists animal life is certain | far west as New England, then re- y domtetel. hanged edby vd aad west ae pane te cabeniine cat dit ny ed pg member- bringing a ut “our ‘American scale fean industrial s; sient rests, a & | hea conditions being equal,” he turning slong the mae Une mA the . from Masgachusett 5 ship—396 to be exact—is trying to! of wages,” the maintenance of w Conditions Shou! h imal, ‘h er, ii . to’ Arizona, north to. Idaho daa sige Stage 2 comeback, while 29 Senators| he belleves ie paramount to the sup- “It will occur at once that’ the! The Martian animal, however, is| miles, What interests corporations and would succeed themselves. Of the| port of the home market. + conditions under which these results| probably « fur bearing one, equipped |S. E. Bergeson, C. A. Swanson, JoRn politicians fe this: a House members seeking Ye-election,| Speaking last night at the annual have been secured should be main-| by nature to live in the wastes around| Hoffman a . Hanson visited B44 No Democratic seatija the Senate ther Report | | bangu ation tained. It is our high rate of wages; the polar snow caps. It must be of | towns on the south branch of the S00] Mandan Previously Selected "fa Ta danger. All the fs on | Weather Report | thres Farmer Lanett aed the kes: banquet of the racriciun, the presie which brings about the greatest die. | necessity quite smail to be able tol fine reine ue for rocthoes hil e Repu side, o s igrate rapidly with the changing} and returning along the Chicago,| ag Tourney City—District poccaioke Weather conditions at North Da-j,ists. Among the senators, are 22/ dent held it would not be ee e tribution o! Bigs irede yng br pe ialeryd pe sand Milwaukee @ St. Pani and Novthere y’ Pita prpti 2 Re detinite Repub- Lig’ pelnie ie6- TAs 26 DOSre SRenWr pg matey an bree ge fede’ and ce tae featation ° tor capacity for ‘the consumption of all| “It probably would be amebiplout, Pacific branch: Meets March 4 and 5 [ 3 “much of f the American of commodities which charac-' something like our seal, enat : , fearing to mix too ng Intepe bien: the eanegen 6 forthe ry to swim along the streams’ of icy i as ote complications He coma hgsaraaad t Bs amhanie in a lade male Teas areenineace of ‘Ammprjoan, ln it "et (proceed under oar Present a melted from ie see Foe weer ~ levied prea D. Qe. ” . a a offer-| dustry, which has constantly bro 5 » there would a1 ebed: ono! eet state school Hg the country wales ig Ene | Upracargerro dra Ing'for tho 31. eenste’ vacancies fo) Shoet’s vedurtinn Gf costar" the pies: iittie eason’ tov doubt that we cen| dence of animal ‘if, and with our league met here tt find » Republican ident | Highest wind velocity ng for the 37 neonate vacancies eee 8 eae large- I of high | Present instruments there is no like- panel ed March 18 ¥ lacking support in’ the Benete ie wil : pit Fema eg agen Penge ir [pre eer age fe, mane "production Miss Raman Es eerie ie soe cean Hinged thab our generation ever will.”| Washington, Oct. 28.—U@)—Invita-| the snaual state: h meet a complicated situation, house, the Democrats having nearly demand as been created almost en- consumption Indefinite! 7» and. with servation of the BA | Bex tions to governors of the various | ball tournament. ‘ 400 in the field, ‘With 66 of them| tirely the development of our home markets as a foundation in-| thwarted last njght by rain and dense} states to attend the Hawaiian Pan- previously. paieeted \ gBlanees hae sxe and disad- ‘and’ the 5 adv. ‘ crease our foreign commerce. clouds. Pacific educational conference at] city. 4 and 5 were set senate erase ectteseae| Sickie, of enc bn a withoat se aioe onl Sars comic, | Haus gare Apeyhace beet | daa in Hitele united action tp polities, One| ihe sealer .paotins, the ‘Amorican| “Little ‘boy, do. you know what| “In sddigion to the snseative heads | which, ore ion does not ‘know what other Secaiog Se a. He the happens to pres wis. Soe Sed of the utates. the i Pen eens) ee ee ee one wants. ‘ate! 4 i the 4 24; when play marb! engineers, mination enemies, morkers Se dew Snctand be Plaite Seater | the Prohibiciontate 1@ n0d;the’ Pro Fes, air, they, of parks | will be appointed in (Continued ‘on page six.) ‘ westward to the Pacific Coast, sessives 15, 7 Se Stig : * 4 Set tig ies 2 . ae i