The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1927, Page 1

MARCH 7-12 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 ESTABLISHED 1878 | FINAL EDITION | PRICE FIVE CENTS BISMARCK 10 BE HOST TO SLOPE [ CITIZENS i? | BRFORT T0 CUT | Defy Senate } DEATH BENEFIT | MORE IS FUTILE House Rejects 8 State Affairs Committee Amendment Put- ting Maximum at $12,500 MAY PASS SENATE BILL Maximum Placed at $15,000 v Therein—Repeal of Anti- Pass Bill Is'Killed Rejecting a recommendation of the state affairs committee that the maximum total disability and death benefit payable under the. state workmen’s compensation law be re- duced to $12,500, the house commit- tee of the whole Friday recommended the bill for passage as it came from the senate. The senate measure limits the lin- bility of the fund to $15,000 for eith- er death or permanent tagal disab ty. The present law ha i tion features. Reversing its actions of Thursday, the house killed a bill providing for repeal of the anti-pass law enacted in 1911. The vote was 92 to 16. In the original bill, the house amended the anti-pass law to permit free Btransportation of the dependent members of families of railroad doc- tors. The senate amended the house bill to repeal the old statute entirely. | Sharp Party Fight A sharp party fight developed in Aconnection with a resolution offered H, Burkhart, Ward county, mi- Trap atlone leader, which demanded that the state indus' commission ° be requested to inform the legislu- ture a to whether sales are on an i dnd. clovator, prepared at, the direc-|Samuel ‘Insull, Chicago public utili- tion of the governor and filed by him | ties:magnate (above), and Thomas W- with the industrial commission. SENATE PASSES 3 BRIDGE BILLS AND KILLS TWO $35,000 Appropriation For , Structure Across Little Mis- souri in McKenzie Co. |FARGO FUND RENEWED \Spirited Fight Waged Over $3,000 Appropriation For Soundings at Washburn Three house bridge appropriations were passed and two others were de- feated after warm tilts in the state sen riday. The bills passed and sent to the governor would appropriate $35,000 for a bridge over the Little Missouri iver in MeKenzie county at a point ere it is crossed by federal hieh- way number eight, — re-appropriate $75,000 for North Dakota's share in building a bridge across the Red river at Fargo, and appropriate $3,008 for soundings of the Missouri river Pp Elbowoods. Appropriations of $3,000 each for soundings of the Missouri river at n and Washburn as prelimina- ps to construct bridges at MM, house after a spirited fight, was in- definitely postponed, but an att to pass it lat the day aft had been revived nearly suc jand another effort to save the mea- sure may be made. ! Patten Leads Battle j Senator R. W. Patten, Mountrail lcounty, led the fight against the | Washburn appropriation with — the jmotion to indefinitely postpone Cunningham, former treasurer of} furthgr consideration. He said that ‘The house previously had passed {the Pennsylvania Republican Stute] it was not fuir for the legislature without argument a resolution offer- Committee, when they appeared at|to say where counties shall build cd Thursday by C. V. Freeman, Grand | the Capitol in Washington to testify] their bridges. Forks county, demanding that the xovernor file with the legislature re- ports on the mill's operation re-| expenditures. i y law 180 ex- THURS. the lene ar the enterprice [tions regarding contributions to cam 2 EEE a eee Ronse by the|vania and later faced possible governor following introduction of Pe ers the Freeman resolution was referred] «States: Senate. tu the state affairs committee. Attempts by Nonpartisans to pass 4 the Burkhart resolution or to get it on the calendar for today were de- feated after a sharp fight and the ec Se . H. Ha McHenry before the Reed special committee} Senator D. H. Hamilton, 'y investigation senatorial campaign| county, replied that the measure call- Both Insull and Cun-|ed only for a sounding of the river. ningham refused. to. answer ques-|He asserted that federal aid for -| bridges will be eliminated ‘some time, i Pennsyl-| and that now is the time to take ad- SEE eee eat onal proses vantage of federal aid. Without fed- cution for contemnt of the Unitedjeral aid, he said, the sae could not afford its bridges. Patten replied that as near as he could learn the people do not want a brid, ere, and that on the west- ern side of the river, across from ieolerhiad there is no support for bridge. paratory to building a bridge at} these points were defeated over| | that the issue, practically dead as FARM RELIEF WILL BECOME VOTE ISSUE; 61 Iowa Legislators Request Lowden to Become G.0.P. Presidential Candidate DECLINES TO COMMENT Coolidge’s Veto Expected to Affect Materially His Sup- port in the West Des Moines, lowa, Feb. 26.— (At)—Governor John Hammil of Towa, leader in the corn belt movement for farm aid, today is- sued a statement ing he special effort” would be made at the next, Republican national conven- tion to select a nominee for the presidency who would be regard- ed as sympathetic with agreiul- tural interests. The governor declined to say whether he re- ferred to a boom for Frank 0. Lowden of Illinois. Washington, Feb. 26.—()—-Presi-] out aj dent Coolidge’s vote of the MeNary- Haugen farm relief bill has met with an avalanche of comment of approval, and disapproval, wi! predictions |” far as this session of gress is concerned, will be presented seein next December and probably into the 1928 political campaign: A last resort to make the measure effective before congress quits next Friday was to be made today by ator McNary, Republican, poy ale ‘ts co-author, in a motion to override the veto, but failure of the attempt has been conceded by both advocates and opponents, They ‘had in mind the slim majorities the bill obtained in passing both house and senate and with no possibility of mustering the necessary two-thirds to pass the mea- sure in the face of presidential re- jection. Supporters of the bill, returned un- signed by Mr. Coolidge on the ground that it is economically unsound and unconstitutional, predicted, however, that the vote on the McNary motion would serve notice on the White House that they have not’ given up the fight but are prepared to resume it in the 70th congress convening next December. Grain Prices Rally | While middlewestern agricultural leaders expressed keen disappoint- Few Ais ever taken of warfare any why “re: One of the first of it It shows revolution: atten “of loyal government Hbahe. the little-organized rebels from their pos n two days afterward in Lisbon ave been careful to shield themselves y Hind? a bunting corner from the bullets flying thick and fatally. picture iting with cocked rifles behind + disciplined infantrymen 3 and crushed the re Observe To Buy Seed President Coolidge Signs Nor- beck-Johnson Seed Loan Bill] —Loans Will Be Adminis- | tered By Department of Ag-! riculture Through Agricul- we ha tural Offices iff Each C ‘ounty \ opinion that the; proposed law is.tauperfluous,” . Sorlie today vetoed the| aeayaer bill providing for repeal of] the flut heil insurance ta cent an acre, levied agains cultural lands in the state. Again striking sharply at the which he atuieked in a previaus veto, the executive By a vote of 72 today refused second deficiency surance lobby” appropriation Rebel Entrenchment in Oporto d JS ENDANGERED Seward and Surrounding Ter- ritory Experiencing Worst Hurricane in Years of the Portuguese revolu- was rushed to The Tribune street bar ade in Oport by airp! and artillery, drove elution which broke that the interes sag by- stand- which nearly a thousand [men at stake, “thes w jhalibut fishing fleet | doggedly “against destruct! ion ross the north ward indicated | #?! storm stricken LARGE CROWDS COMING HERE MARCH 7 T0 12 More Than 200 Prizes, Worth Over $1,000, Will Be Given Away to Visitors BARGAINS IN STORES Auto Dealers to Show New Models—Clothing.. Firms to Conduct Style Review Bismarck is prepared to be host to the entire Slope country March 7 to 12, when the city will entertain western Dakota folks to show them its good will through the biggest event in many years—the Automo- ile Show-Style Show and Trade j Week. With reduced rates offered on the Northern Pacifie and Soo line rail- roads, people from hundreds of miles’ around this territory pected to flock here to a event Over 200 free prizes, gregate value of well free vaudeville acts, | automobile exhibits 1 bargains ‘FLAT HAIL TAX [$5,000,000 ALASKAN COAST: ) REPEAL BILL Availa ble FISHING FLEET. VETOED TODAY Sorlie Calls Proposed Law j ‘Superfluous’ — State Has Too Many Such Laws in all stores— se are expected to make the city a mecca for this section of the state March 7 to 12. Committees have been working on ns for the big event ever since the a of holding a Week was conceived, Janur embers of the Associat % ments of work a left their businesses temporarily to Bismarck's visitors will be good time. s for the vaudeville acts the auditorium starting ing, March 8, and clos- afternoon, March 12, Shows Free to Visitors No charge is to be made out-of- town visitors for the afternoon per- neces, which will be given Waed- Thursday, Friday and Satur: ’ r the evening performances, a small charge will be made and local people will be allowed to attend, ux well as visitors. Local people can also attend the afternoon perform- neces on payment of a small charge. The program for afternoon shows Wednesday and Friday, besides the cl F ere es eters ser] ment and criticized the veto, prices proposed; law. seoms to. be ane i ly enacted "1 Tob pte | vaudeville will include a motion piec- deisien conleian: ResdbAGby Usk: Benatoe F ae poeatth reer! of wheat, corn and cotton, three of| superfluous since we now have a law| “¢e@ loam act. iuenbaiineeate © re last { ture. Saturday afternoon, followinz Twichell, majority floor leader. County, said that there is no de-| thewix basic commodities affected by| providing that wuen the permanent) Wacningt F 5) vive} Might The a y grow-{the program, the big drawing for Twichell objected to passage of fund forthe bridge in Oliver coun.| the bill, rallied strongly on the Chi-[hail insurance surplus fund shall), Washington, Teh: rime sed | Prizes will be held. the resolution Friday and to placing ty and read a letter which he said| C40 board of trade. reach the sum of $4,000,000 the flat| million dollars, ee ee A ths apie E he st! Dr. John Lee Coulter of the State it on the calendar for today on the wie from the chairman of the board} ,Frank O. Lowden, former governor) hail insurance tax ‘levy shall au-| iy mn North audsBouen Dake (Ot vessels wou pe destruc. Agricultural College will speak on the ground that it should not be adopted Of county commissionets of Oliver] &f, Hlinois and a leader in the farm /tomatically cease. Mon tenay ainren aed ieauth j Thursday afternoon program, when until it has been well considered. county in which the proposed bridge| telief movement, came into the west-| “We have too many superfluous) *Wffering | from drought. rd’s well | the vaudeville will ulso be held. He challenged its accuracy as to — and the sounding were opposed, The| €® political spotlight almost as Soon’ laws on our statute books stating| Poolidue having signed the ll) Dr. Coulter is a nationally known law and facts recited by Burkhart in| Refuses to Answer Questions | soundings would be made at Wash-| #8 first word of the veto reached the | sonrething just a little bit different. |4ohnson seed loan bill yesterday. MOOrINES 4 ssed_ authority on agriculture and his topic, the preamble to his demand on the burn, amd a bridge built there would| farm centers. Sixty-one lowa legis tly than it has been stated before. In addition to the amount about the bay :though not yet announced, will have industrial commission. Burkhart] About Finances—to Be |connect McLean and Oliver counties. (Continued on page three) “Furthermore, this bill has also|available to northwest Face Double Per ;something to do with ag pointed out that the procedure a Windlton teturned. toc tke aetenss | been sponsored by the insurance} measure also appropriates $2,500,000] The stricken halibut boats faced al Here are the vaudeville c vocated to place it on today's cal Cited For Contempt Sf the Lil With thd btakeiment thet }lobby that has been at work during|for fertilizer in drought areas of|double peri}. Many them were presented during the week: endar was the same as that followed federal aid could not be obtained un- jthe present session in hopes of en-| Georgia, South Carolina and western | fishing sev ed miles at se: rl Patwell, in song: in the Freeman resolution but his -——— GIMRa cede dina prasad. taecn the ane 8 wedge for the destruction] Alabama and $600,000 to. re a hould they choo Stanchfield Sisters, in songs and motion lost, 49 to 59. Washington, eb. 26.—-—On| bint had been made, and said that the ur insurance laws sugar cane fields ani orchards i anchor until the s Ff dance. Anti-Pass Bill Acted On advice of counsel, Samuel Insull,| whole fight over the measure came Tn my opinion we “ean get along! Louisiana and Florida. a ‘ould be in constan i Peterson Brothers, in acrobatic act. Action on the anti-pass bill was] multi-million utilities operator] from troubles within McLean coun- \eeuuemey with our present law| The total amount appropriated is| ing capsized by m : Stanchfigd Sisters, in a Tiller <ytaken on motion of J. M. Thompson, | of Chicago, n defied the senate}ty, He said that Garrison was jeal- jand FS ae therefore, vetoed house | $8,600,000 which leaves $500,000 to be’ sweeping ove i eeks. dance. . Burleigh county, who sponsored the | campaign funds committee today by] oux of Washburn and. pointed out eros used in the discretion of the secretary ected cove would al rl Patwell, in monologue. original bill in the house. Thompson | refusing to answer questions about! that the house delegation from Me- The executive's action today bore! of agriculture in wha ction -of | risk of being dashed to bits nchfield Sisters, in song and said.he was placed in the position of | the financing of the Ilinois Republi-| Lean county had split on the mea- lout his statement made whe the country he considers loans advis-| $n rocky shorc dance. a father who has to whip his own| can campaign of 1926. oe p vetoed ‘the ill ‘changing the ‘Rew}able. » The. bill stipulates, however,| ‘The hurrican straight out] Peterson Brothers, in a “trampo- child; that he used to think he] Insull again refused to give the] Senator Ole Ettestad, McHenry | with reference to insurance on fite-| that no farmer can borrow more than! of the north, the worst line” comedy act. wanted to be a senator, but that| names of the four men to whom ho] county, said there was no object in |proof public buildings. At that time $300. experienced js area in years.) Stanchfield Sisters, in soft shoe «since the bill e me, back from the] gavo $40,000 during the Republican| making soundings ‘at points where| One-half of r Navmal Rates (Ror tated that the alleged presence] C. W. Warburton of the depart- y smaller craft were believed to| dance. senate with h an amendment he He will be cited to the] bridges were not wanted, and opposed jin Bismarck of an extensive jur-|ment of agricalture and a staff of; the battle in the compara-] Earl Patwell, in his “bug” song. had enanped kis mink at naeeamees, Will Be Charged, Railroad "ce lobby” was sufficient reason for| assistants will have charge of the y we of the storm which} Stanchfield Sisters, in a tambou- he said, the bill would hurt nobody,| Earlier in the week the had| Senator Fred n Catmp, Pembina vetoing insurance bills presented to! loans, which will be made within two ie here before it with their] rine act. e but as amended it would give every-/| failed to give testimony t , said th bill w: Board Announces him. : ‘| or three weeks, or as soon as the| anchors dravgine. Leroy Sisson, in a big surprise act. bsp are i Be Fre Wig odds gral tt Bag red Highways, eek gee tN ee | athe governor signed a bill clarify-| necessary forms can be sent to they Tossed About Helplessly Grand finale by. the entire. com- | | 0. Erickson, Kidder county, | until toda re Mek ene county baa Yee ing the came and fish law with rela-| agricultural offices in the states af-| Manned mostly by sturdy Se: pany. pointed out that other corporations ‘donation heed expressed sorrow that meter before the nets be Emergency freight rates of onc- tion to weapons and instruments | fected. avian seamen, the halibut ‘ q Guests to Register ermitted to issue refunds and|the witness had declined to answer| seid that it was a local fight vat| half the normal rates on hay and which nray be legally used in hunt-| Fra Pe Ralse Narieck Mawel mecubeodied to. the can a sake why not the railroads. He| questions and Insull said he, too, was| Washburn, and that the rest of Mc-| fee4 grains will be made effective by ing or trapping game or iur-bearing’ Representative Johnson of South Da-| often lash the jagged Alaskan co charged that the present majority,| sorry he could go no further. They| Lean county was against.the bill. He|the Northern Pacific, Great North- animals. ikota, the measure wus designed to! but seldom have tney seen a pecified place, which will be which was the minority at the last! shock hands and the session ended.|snid that the committea had agreed; ¢f" and Soo Line railroads at o1 insure seed for the upproaching such as tossed them helplessly ubout! designated later. Euch visitor will ession, had attempted at that time i i “| the state railroad board” announce season after droughts and| the sea today. at then be given a numbered coupon, te Anca the law fo permit free {Weather Report 1 Co obess Whe Ribowppds and los. {or| today. The go, Milwaukee & | OR GeeHE amahione caorienedt 3 , stocky little vessels] which he is to keep, and will also be pi for real estate agents. 1 Weather Report || Washburn ‘and Garrison. Bi Roel rend alae FS ee crops last year, , ' Aes a and Ketchilion fue ven Gckets. admitting them to ie ‘Carries nding * fing the annual closed season, from afte: vaudeville programs with- said” he cannot understand, Mow wil be a Patten, motion. to indefinitely Perea tnie: CHSLEMIRR One Fall oad ; j November 16 to February 16. out charge. We ibesSig inp ‘ ‘i be pro- feather conditions at No - joard. Throughout the other nine months of| Saturday afternoon, the drawings Fressive could. vote for uch a bill,| Kota pointe for the 24 hours ending | Postpone the Dit Carried when, om & ‘Action was taken following a con- Brother of Former. (re een 'the' crews ure at work 161 will be held ‘on the auditeriam eeuge he railroads get something, for| at 8 a. m: today. the motion. ference of railroad representati a day, braving the severest of|—one for farmers only . ‘ d the oth everything thay give away, he“said, | Temperature at, a. m. 4) Later inthe day Senator 8. J, At-| mith members of the railroad boxrd President Wilson | °°: wag so lfar ail out of town wiitors e other i | Highest yesterday ere yesterday. “haa : | A majority of the boats sell their] ing farmers. Three blindfolded. girls and alleged that a demand for re- ae owner CORN: SPAITAG ea ‘The emerge ey. rates will apply ; Dies in Baltimore | f°) Rian towns: from wherelwit dene numbers at ore eee to Bismarck are to register eal obg fall. i ould have Howe ne ae 7 gy : ei ae 01 ges 3 — ihe fish is shipped in cold storage vende Dome Lethe todhy ist dir en. Highewt wind velocity pecenyiaes, the Action je. Killing the nize emergency conditions by ele ' Nas iv (P)--Jo- to the states, but some journey to ‘oud Pt to issu bill. This was met with a counter : +The railroads would have WEATHER FORECAST. tion by Senator Peder L. Hjlem-|im& to make use of the emergenc ‘ of Wood- | Seattle, where prices are higher. 1 Prizes will be given out at once. that legislators to whom For Bismarck and vicinity: Unset-| stad, Walsh county, who moved that| feed, and i hia act, recently pussed! Adolph , Spitzer, Hardware | + sident, died els are powered by |In the case of winners who were un- tses would at least be friendly, he| tled tonight and ‘Sunday. Probably|Avcinss mocion be tabled. ‘However, {bY the legislature. The special rates : . idnight oline or semi-diesel engines and able to stay for the drawing, arrange- ¥ + ¢| local snow. Slightly wariher Sunday.| fjelmatad’s mot defeated, 23, Will not apply to seed. grain. _| Store Employe, Held on ine 7 from 20 0 feet long. The} ments will be made to see that their rnes county, wl For North Dakota: Unsettled to- Hiaeriads eae motion for recon-{ The reduction will be made appii- ceived here today by relatives. His | average s about four, although | prizes are sent to them or called for. pei jog iit ned, | night‘ and Sendey.. Peonebiy. local | siderstion carried, Papeete hl ici MT bing Charge of Manslaughter tural will be at Glackayille, ‘Tehnn xome vessels carry as many as 20| Automobile dealers are busy plan- thas iets end hed ea aries portion. tonight rete. ee TR eee le Binega on the preclude feed merchants from obtains r — : RG cais te navataperioa: unin nt the ecatl ae; faicabile Door eee for pints shoceen to go along, but it hed de: sarees. in-| portions Sun lost by # 23 to 23 vote, the neces- mlsslonere for es ee Birch, down by a speeding auto- | reer, a” weekly known here, is equipped with a radio and new models which the visitor said, would creat be pt ae minds 4 e barometric press is tional majority being 25. Patten bie jsion t is ake eeuata com: 4 shy ‘Ss BRO _ e Style ow plans are now the people serious doubts as to ne over the Great Lakes region and over| moved the clincher motion, prevent- cision to make y n- ;terday afternoon, Leroy Vanor: : . For several year: i being worked out by a committee of integrity of the legis in deal-| the Southwest while high pressure] ing further reconsideration except by |{mussioners responsible for proves) of | Ashley, ws instantly kilied.| city editor of the Nashville Banner Girl Sentenced to five and announcement of complete ing 4 mith colleges Seige hinged seotered Lover cutenne a eueshinis maloriiy, but it also lost | § ipments resulted from the desire has he mere ioe A ah if Hes ep ment pales 3 re a ne Penitentiary For detain ot she affair will be made in s nt Pre Lit coprons of the raliroads and the commission c om eRe 4 ; ice Sen: A gre ae we | ees, pace throughout te nor-[ene"soundngs Neu Gasrson wg | atcha guanine, pete manlnagr 1 “SETS | cba widow ana daarner, Part im Plog ming acrregte tac of tit sot 4th results from the reduction will g: i : Pla quae changed th ui the Ae walls Revnty. a states walle panera. aaie willed Shrous an adverse Fepert, e tae EnvalaTh Gather dine ta deniers. Hoe Depleateaty, Aesringon the men Mrs, 1, D. McElroy of this city, sur he adstic MEET OLS ck ee | have a collected and over 200 will the: thdenondeut’ te Temperatures dropped somewhat over | save. the measure. by reconsideration | _ circulars will be sent out to bourds|zer at 2 o'clock this afternoon. A oe uch Fouter, 18, weber ofp pramil en ee ene wei that the Nompartioans were: will-| {he Spper Misslssinpl Valley and over |of the committes report fatles, 82 to | Of county commissioners in counties |Poroner's jury attributed. the. acci- inent family in the agricultural cOm-| Committees Working Hard and that lonpai e upper aan alley of Spare ee report failed, Ol where the feed crop was short | Gone » eas drivi ne family e com. | it ing re ing to help them either kill it or| the northern Plains while warmer} 16, the clincher motion was| rai) ag Rice of the” srran nat lent to “careless driving at excessive Toda », Doi * munity of this county, was today un-| All committees have been working / pass it. A few in-each faction sup-| weather prevails. over the Rocky| ad adaed A previous attempt to recon-| os “ong Mpetveoting thew how tp eee H + lays Ings in der suspended sentence of 12 months hard on the project and have func- ported the sill es amended. Mountain region. Sider the ‘action in killing the bill] eke advantage of it e Vahormy boy was lying down Nation’s Capital | itch site penitentiary as, the re! tioned smoothly and efficiently under IVAs Vole With Nonpartisans ‘ORRIS W. ROBERTS, |had also been defeated, 21 to on the sidewalk in front of his home, ation’s Capital |) sue of her conviction on a charge uf |the managership of M. B. Gilman, ‘Action on the workmen's compen- ‘ 2 Otficial in.charge.| When the Fargo bridge gppropri: 2 playing in some watér, while his peaking | participating in the flogging of a| The finance committee saw to the sation hanets oa talon. ie the seo. | ; tion a eg ae bp for final veneer Pree eee across the Ganiebin Boke ce isbn Deere Bah and his site. ; 3 | padmeting: Sf comma ities and other ittee ofthe whole after a sharp vote, Senator H. J. Rusch, Cass coun- eing zer's car coming, y x vi er brother and four other! important matters.‘ On this commit- fight in which a few Independents Church 's Ferry. h’s Ferry Bank ty, explained that the fund had been Today’s Program th boy turned back. _House again tackles second defi- |) men, she stood trial Wednesday and| tee are M. B.°Gilman, gneral manager, lined up with the Nonpartisans to Will P: Dividend appropriated two years ago, but had y of Legislature |° Spitzer, who was driving his car at|] ciency bill, ‘ : was convicted. Her sentence was'S. W. Cofwin, chairman, and R. B. defeat the committee | amendments, ray never. been used when a site for the in such a rate of speed that he could not || Lake diverson hearings continu- | suspended. ‘The others convicted | Webb. which would reduce the maximum) bridge could not be eed upon. —_—— turn out for the boy, swerved to the|| ed before Charles E. Hughes. |) were Claude Foster, Connie W: son, | The advertising committee has been death and permanent total disability Payment ofa 2 10 pe per cent dividend| He said that Cass county wants the Senate meets at 1:30; House || right, jumping the curb and striking Senate votes .on rule to limit | Jim Harvey and Olin Maudling. sending out publicity matter and benefits to $12,500. creditors of the . Farmers State| appropriation and that mace time is Jit 2. Leroy. The boy was Killed instantly.|| debate on Boulder Canyon dam Frank Gil and his wife, the negroes, | posters as its work. Members of Opposing adoption of the commit- kk of Church’s Ferry was author- os in which to determine a lo- Senate to vote on house bill || Funeral servic were held this|] bill. ~ , 4 | testified that the five men and the this committee are W. E. Lahr, chair- amendment, R. Swendseld,| tized by the state receiver of closed cation. transferring $100, from stat» || afternoon at 1 o’clock from the city Senate foreign relations com- | girl came to their home one night! man; Ray Bergeson and Jack Fleck. untrail ce pointed gut that) banks today. Payment will be made bi fond, on house bill a Mi Wig filled with people.|] mittee meets again on Mexican || about two weeks ago, accused. them! The enterta ment committ took A the law had been enacted for the} through just celébrated his and Nicaraguan situations. hopper and they will be announced to the audience immediately. Other Passed €. W. Conroy, district) mat a Bistctetien bill, sed | | ‘taxi: ams les. . f stealii id whipped them! f ‘ing il benetit™ of employes ing, contended agar at Devils Laker This ts the thied | Reiday. “wwe iided $4,200 ter pe ates Ce vote te bill Tedusing L sevnsee airtbtée, Thusedle aveuion’ |[. Bamuol Toews’ Cacus further £| Slysrann ne Daw, ane, Nivnped. them cane Ok oeeerian ae cae | severely. and other entertainment featui that it should ‘ane! pee: ment to creditors of the bank and|penses and steno) e's, wplary, maximum benefits paid b; pitzer is an employe of th Hind-|| questioning before Reed campaign Miss Foster admitted she | Thi ittee has as chairman: W. Reduction of the total benefit brine the total payment to 35 per te dairy eat the eae ‘workmen's compensation wife and a'small chil rh 4) fakes" ! eonteal ttee. panied the aes ‘but lentge ‘eral {s. ‘Agen Otter eae are F. A. * (Contiaged, page thse cent C7 wif. on da small cai : sea parceipation in the assault. |“ GGonpinded on page. three) |