The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1927, Page 1

ia i ' u at | New Orleans, April 26.—(AP) i assist in repairing one high embank- Clean, Healthy, Thrifty of life ended in the banquet hi Pe eS) Oe iota acing | —Three rifle shots were fired en ment which was. thr d by de- the Elks Lodge of which organization| Kerrick was shot to deat his | the west bank of the river while threatenes y de. f River Rises Slowly | ae | games with Toledo, scheduled to start ay i the river's unprecedented ri re i Y Y I c ‘. . ee SO ‘i ., ‘ cf 1 gi | Ss s H : 4 vcedented rise. From Memphis to V rushed through the stricken city, The river is slowly rising in Minot,| J. A. Little, Lincoln, Neb., freight ,Proaches for — dynamiting xiant) yan” has been postponed, i Sas eh tawaine a switling water. Greenville, Helena and other towns || George Crittenden married Miss and is dropping at Burlington, a short rate expert, has been retained by the | ©" ; Faneral. services probably will, be| Inara ciditeveds tiie cermutest tials ‘nidtors: Refures canna|| Hebe Smythe yesterday. The distance northwest of this city. Re-)state railroad board and the attor-} Fear of possible interference held Saturday afternoon, with the! | bei ee ee a 2 ae 1 4 sei b "PS 1] floor of the rectory in which the vorts from the Canadian boundary|ney general’s office to represent/¢auses engineers to guard plans for! piks and Masonic lodges in charg are being concentrated in this region, and preparations are being |] cormony was performed was line vicinity indicate that there is|North Dakota in the grain and lig-| blowing dike while soldiers patrol! yr, Borchert was a thirty-second di !made to cope with the disaster looming farther south—in the delta only a few inches above the wa- still w large volume of water due to nite freight rate cases, it was an-|many miles of Louisiana levees fol-| ree Mason. i region around New Orleans—where the waters threaten more destruc-|] ter. The wedding united two 1 * " & ie e ez come down the stream. nounced here today. jlowing rumors of dynamite plots. H i WEATHER FORECAST Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight; cooler. Friday, generally fair. ESTABLISHED 1873 MINOT STILL HOLDS MOUSE RIVER AT BAY Citizens Called Out at 4 a, m. to Repair a Threatened Embankment THREATENED BRIDGES Gauge Reading of 20.10 Feet at Noon Today Highest in Past 23 Years Minot, N. D., April 28,—()—Sev-| eral miles of “earthen dikes, con: structed in Minot to prevent t er- day, May 1. This date to mark the opening of a real Death last’ night called three strikes | motion picture folk, who participated oe. U levee of the Louia flow of the Mouse river, which is on| campaign of persistent and constructive effort in clean- on Otto Borchert, picturesque owner! Me™ ot une wildest. deinking partion LAKE PROVIDENCE, | Hallway and Navization company the Steatest rampage in'23 yenrs, to-| ing up and KEEPING IT UP. In this worthy movement and president of the Milwauce Amer-| ever to come under their attention in a Five GROG eiday,” covering’ ie within iis Lunia ite niatexeneeet of Cleaning, Painting, Planting, Repairing and general ican Association baseball club, while| Hollywood, and. which was climaxed | ver broke tedey, covering ap- of small areas which were inundated | Rehabilitaticn and Beautification we urge each citizen he was addressing 700 baseball fai | Or fiat cowbay, woke sakes tec seereow Fitty neato Camilles were sald te pi i Adgke auteunte to do his or her part to make our community as uct in honor of him an \fresh their Wazy soenioticn today as| be in the path of the water. ain emergency call at 4 a, m. today to! struction. Whistles were sounded to arouse the residents, and the dike Wan tet ce en . ‘foaes iit the speakers’ table, carry. | double,” ‘ having | q proposed artificial break site at ‘Many farm lands above and below A. G. Sorlie, Governor. his voice out to an unsecn audi-| fired, the fatal shot in a jealous} | poked Poydeas this afternoon on the Minot in the valley of the Mouse are A. P. Lenhart, Mayor. OS, ire nina Ves Allele tioned: All she remembered was a| J Tey ee jnundated and rosemble a gigantic ? At his home, his wife, Mrs. Ruby | “scuffle” with her husband and some ( ; luke, Higa Hest length. sees Borchert, listened the receiving | one else and that the shooting was i ¢ New Orleans, April 28.—4#)—Ten The Hoare ember eoroeare rics act, He telling an anecdote of | accidental. “She was held on a» mur- 3 | thousand residents of St. Bernard renhe Fiver at noon recorded a gauge voice faltered |der charge. —-—<- 2 jand Plaquemine Parishes in Louis- < highest that it has been since 1904 when a reading of 21.90 was tered. Several wooden bridges in Minot today are threatened, due to the vol- ume of water which is pouring over them. A bridge two miles north of Burlington was completely washed out, and travel on the highway there regis- has been shut off. Hope rose above flood danger as|, Puzzled and somewhat alarmed at! ji: e jentoess by Mi i men, women and children were trudg- al te t ‘s-{ his wife's jealousy by his attentions ac Joy riders have been ordered to New Orleans prepares to meet her ee eee eaten oe ner aus to, Miss Burns. | ing ebintl” every: Mind ote remain off the streets to expedite the hauling of earth for the dikes. The dirt hauling was speeded up today! ay | i | hE inter the ‘tel purse. Later, during a quarrel FLOOD DANGERS FAIL when a large power shovel was put in| Jereat dikes at Poydras at noon to-|A moment later the telephone rang) eit eee husband, acon: tue] TO DELAY WEDDING operation ‘to load the two score of Lincoln, Neb. Rate Expert morrow. | Club where she collapsed when the, ¥eapon and fired tw One of the! -— tricks which are being operated. | mas Ssnschistind ond tadiguaiinn at dan| ces Ses bOdaeN ts ber. | shots lod He Greenville, Miss, April 28.— olunteer laborers who have here-} Engaged For Grain and | ,,crentment and indignation at jwas dead | (®)—Cupid was not drowned in tofore been working in pits have been | dispatched to various dikes to as- sist in maintaining them. Thieves Make Away With 5 Paintings valuation of half a million dollars have been stolen from the state the Rembrandt of which only a cir- cular portion of the painting was ‘taken, The theft occurred during the Eas-) i yl tense situation in the} dead statesman, author and tor}] Miss Mary Cashel, secret: of " i : y be de i bri- (Continued on e two.) ter holidays when vigilance was re-| Mj who has been serving | Miss., for Cleveland area, despatched | Ports of a ; lead stat 5 orato iss Mary Cashel, secretary kota lignite may be made into bri. page laxed, and was only discovered yes- anneans “commerce counsel in the | to vicinity of Yazoo City where rising | Yangtze stronghold of the radical! joveq trees and shrubbery. His|} the local chapter. | quettes and plans for a carbonizing | app ae torday. The robbers entered ‘the|lignite rate cases, will be retained |Wwaters in lowlands reported to have|Cantonese organization, | Lestate here is a veritable forest with|} Contributions in uddition to jand briquetting — plant Lehigh | YU = museum by cutting their way through in that position and Little will as-| stranded thousands. A wireless poser ‘sai Bays in| the house almost hidden from view.|] those ucknowledged yesterday iquetting — plant Lehi a glass roof. They were et 4 sist him, BES SS re TES emer et te Sree aaenen teenie she lea eee erelained to Govecny e a i ilar wit 3 jon Continues my ae over the sudden demise of ner hus-}] y . Wesley Bak 5 [| tic by Dr. F. A. Octtken of Frankfort. Speneleesute. oF Sere aneiiee Mit Cages. Nery immportons, Evacuation of many parishes and| Near the Chinese Race club and that| bund from a heart attack, Mrs. Bev-|| Miiud Mes. Wesley, Huker. .§ 5 : chose the mo: valuable paintings out of scores of er works, r Miter | A hy : “Lurgi” association, which king every |; i {of Mississippi inundate more terri-|anese, the object of attacks by the! place would be in Geo. D. Man 19 || tor of the . , 4 the missing pictures were confiscat-| cen, yp aodolnarsl Tecognized’ that| Gfave menace to refugees in Ark- made stronger the defenses scpurat-| Mr. Beveridge, who had been ii ©. B. Allen B | briquetting process and has severe | ed from Czarist princes while others |the casey are ef the utmost import-| #8584 concentration camps us fresh| ing their concession from the native | disposed for nearly two weeks, w: plants in Germany, using lignite coal. had been transferred to Moscow from the Hermitage Gallery at Petrograd. fe 2 |. Weather Report Qe Weather conditions at North Da- kota points for the 24 hours ending at 8 wu. m. today: ‘conte ! | i} | | Know All Men, Bp these Presents THAT, Whereas the NATION, out the United States, CAMPAIGN hes resulted in many advantages to community life through In furthering FIRE PREVENTION; In stimulating CIVIC PRIDE; and In making the HOME AND CITY BEAUTIFUL; Now, Therefore, Be it known that plans have been perfected for a thorough CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP CAMPAIGN in Bismarck, North Dakota, beginning Sun- Safe and Beautiful , Women and Children |AL CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP LITTLE HIRED | T0 REPRESENT NORTH DAKOTA Lignite Rate Cases i Action was taken after an all-day | ice’ between Little, Attorney | General -George Shafer und Frank Milhollan, chairman of the state railroad board. Under the terms of the agreement Little will devote all ; jointly by the attorney general's of-; fice and the state railroad board. {| in connection with the lignite hear- | ings since he was active in th state when the first lignite rates were established. Stanley B. Houck, In a statement to which the attor- ney general gave assent, Milhollan said that in’ employing Little to aid ance to the state and are working topetber to provide the best avail- able assistance. The grair. rate case was instituted by the Interstate Commerce Com- ‘mission and affects the grain’ rate structures of all states lying west of the Mississippi river and the state of Illinois. State, as well as inter- state and export rates, are involved, jing Mississippi "Situation Today Flooded Area - (By The Associated Press) unprecedented menace from th crest by rac- cutting :mingle in feelings of citizens of two| parishes to be inundated as the y con- tinued exodus before zero hour = Engineers not certain that Poydras crevasse will flood... - . Civilian Dictator Named ouisiana and,New Orleans under lian dictator for duration of flood saves the ejty from cf after appointment by Secretary Hoover. mates continue to place death toll between 300 and 500 persons in seven states affected. Boats concentrated at Gulfport, towns in northern Louisiana continues as Red river and smaller tributaries reports of disease reach Red Cros: situation said to be acute in 14 camps where measles, mumps, cough, malar! spreading rapidly. Future flood control in Mi: Secretary Hoover i ; President Coolidge ax! whooping and pellagra reported ssippi valley through revision of present protective levee system discussed by and. army en ed by BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927 DEATH COMES CLUB OWNER FOR KILLING | Milwaukee Team, Succumbs at Banquet Table Puzzled at Abrupt Term- ination of Speech Milwaukee, W Borchert’s last inning in the he w a life member. microphone stood k back in his chair. Friends Lore his limp form to, an ante room where physicians worked jover him. Life passed from the lodge brothers in the adjoining room | stood and sang “Auld Lang Syne.” | Physicians said that an applectic | stroke was the cause of death. ; home twisted the dials of her radio set in an effort to relocate his voice. Series Postponed tribute to the memory of Mr. | Borchert, the entire series of threc ‘SITUATION AT | HANKOW SAID | TOBE SERIOUS Shanghai, April 28.—UP)—-Disturb- ing news continued to be received from Hankow today, bearing out re- trenches had been prepared. It was also reported that the Jap- city. Kiukiang, on the Yangtze river about 120 miles southeast of Hankow, reported that troops of General Chiang Kai-Shek, commander of the moderate section of the Cantonese, were within 20 miles of Kiukiung and that fighting was going on. Kiu- kiang was giving shelter to u great many refugees from Hankow, who | WAS GIVING ADDRESS, WIFE IS | April 28.-44)—|! before his | baseball leader as his friends and) Otto Borchert, President of Tom Kerrick, Film Cowboy, , | Shot to Death at Alleged | ‘Drinking Party’ UNDER ARREST! Wife, Listening Over Radio, | Five Screen Folk Who At-, | tended Party to Be Called | For Questioning | Los Angeles, April 28.—)—Five the county grand jury was called in ‘home yesterday morning during the | party.” His wife, Sarah Kerrick, screen double,” who is accused of ‘having The other principals, according to| police, had not sufficiently recove ed from the effects of liquor yes- terday to make coherent statement: | Held as material witnesses, they ai | Miss Iris Burns, Joc Hunt, Henry; Isabell and his wife, Anita Davis, all | said to be motion picture “extras.” | | According to the police reconstruc- tion of the killit Kerrick areused | Mrs. Kerrick, borrowing a small jculibre pistol from Hunt, hid it in| | An addit :of murder was lodg@d against Hun FOR BEVERIDGE stricken, Selects Burial Plot ; | ing. It is a roomy plot that has been selected with a tree or two to cast a bit of shade across the grass. The | eridge visited Crown to make certain ussing death with Dr. W. Little, one of his physicians, but a | few minutes before he died. Shori- {ly before his heart stopped beating Dr. Little had made a thorough ex- | | amination and found nothing of a! | grave nature, it was s: | 128 Townships Get {This LITTLE ROCK PINE BLUFF PLAQ' th of the Mi: however, und those like to help in reli fering among the flood ure asked to send their, Catholic Daughters of America ary map shows the flood- at the mow @.\) ST. FRANCISVILLE é UEMINE tic terday to the fund being raised who would ving the suf- refugees checks to 10 Pills to Correct Dispositions May Be Developed Soon; “Chicago, April 28.—(P)--Pills for} ppi country, the next great THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE |: TWO PARISHES LEAVE HOME chamation-+] SUDDENLY TO 10 FIX BLAME Clean Up and Daint hear this Ye people.Chink! Act !! de MemPHis MISS. GREENVILLE ' and Arkansas | Possessions to New Orleans under PRICE FIVE C PLANS MADE TO - OPEN DIKE AT ' NOON FRIDAY jScene of People Abandoning Homes Compared to Bel- : gium’s Evacuation ;|GUARDS PATROL LEVEE | | Flood Waters Continue to | Spread Over Mississippi La, April 2 Shreveport, . Secretary Hoover was returning from an inspection trip of the iana were abandoning their homes today and carrying all their portable the menace of Mississippi flood waters to be loosed tomorrow by the deliberate breaking of their protect- ing levee. The scenes along the dusty high- ways leading to New Orleans where conveyance was strikingly similar to the flood. With the whirling current mur- muring a wedding march as it WiLL YOU HELP? | PROCESS FOR BRIQUETTING museum of fine arts, formerly the] Little served as freight rate ex-| Racing torrents of Mississippt ri in Indianapolis by the Burleigh county chapter flood waters, will be created at noon Alexander IIL museum. en pert for the state di rr} board un-| er and her ‘ tributaries m= new po! of the Red Cross for relief in the tomorrow in a manner as yet un- stolen were Rembrandt's hri: til. about nine years ago when he| lands and towns on sweep toward . — flood stricken area of the south, designated by engineers who feared Titian’s “Christ,” Corregi “The] went to Washington to serve as an, Crescent City, swelling ranks of], Indianapolis, April, 28.--(@®)—A)] and the fund now approximates that revelation of their plans might Holy Family,” Carlo Dolocis's “St.| independent rate expert and com-| homeless and causing renewed calls|Cantonese Reported to Have! grassy knoll in the shadow of the!] $100, in addition to the $100 tak- — arouse troublesome resistance. John the Divine,” and Gunta Pes-!merce counsellor. Several years ago! for aid to pour in Red Cross head-) 5 agen sag, | mating, place of dames . Whiteomb)] en from the local chapter's treas: 1) Se F Some Are tful ‘ino’s “Flagellation.” | he opened his office in Lincoln, Neb.,! quarters. Set Up Guns in City, Antici- | Riley, Indiana’s poet, will be the bur-|] ury and forwarded to Fo ge |German Scientist Explains} Although some of the parish resi- The vandals ruthlessly cut thejand has been active in numerous| Death list swells as Arkansas re- 5 Sisto, ial ground tomorrow afternoon for|} headquarters when the first ap- : 3 dents received the official edict of canvases from their frames and it! freight rate hearings. He is ex-|ports one hundred dead from floods pating Heavy Fighting the remains of Albert J. Beveridge,|]’ peal was made. New System to Governor— | banishment from their homes with ‘is believed ruined them, especially | pected to prove especially valuable|in that state alone; varying esti-| who died here early yesterday morn- More contributions are wanted, good grace, bitter resentment was ap- | Plan Plant at Lehigh Germany, this morning. Dr. Oettken is the technical direc- |. He now making an_ inspection | to visit the Washburn mine at W ton and several other mines on the North Soo today, go to Lehigh to inspect the mine there. He has already conferred with the premiers of Saskatchewan and Manitoba about the possibility of iquetting plants in their provinces — \the levee with avowed intention of New processes whereby North Da-| opposing any move to break it, .de- { tour through North Dakota and plans | Tomorrow he will) prominent families of the Mis- sissippi delta. those enacted 13 years ago when the civilian populations of France and { Belgium fled before advancing hostile Moscow, April 28.—()—Five old: his time to representing North Da-{emergency as former Governor John Statesman’s Wife, Gricf- armies. ‘ masters with an estimated pre-wat)kota’s interests and will be paid x: Parker assumes post as director | The great crevasse, designed to of situation sacrifice the two parishes in un at- tempt to save New Orleans from parent in the bearing of others. Many farmers und trappers patrolled | REELECTION | Senator Nye Believes Presi- | dent Will Be Successful i Candidate in 1928 Belief that President Coolidge will 4 r said that residences in the ive | H H ersonali d potions to correct! and has inspected the Souris fields} be renominated by the Republican Temperature at 7 a.m, ... » 49|he said, ; : a peg ta tolcity of American missionarics were Gopher Poison Aid Uispositions insy ‘evolve from exper:| in Saskatchewan. From North Da-| party and reelected ‘was expressed Highest yesterday . 71| The first hearing in the grain rate De 200,000 driven fr: being looted and occupied by troops. ; iments which Dr. Joseph J. Rich of! kota he plans to go to Portland, Ore.| here today by Gerald P. Nye, junior Lowest last night . 48/case will be held at Dallas, Texas,| somes: more than $200,000,000 lost in | ‘Twenty-eight townships in Burleigh | Cornell University now is conduct-| Plans are now being made for con-! senator from North Dakota. Precipitation to 7 a, m. 0/on May 9, Milhollan said, and Little | (ouce? More tm ood: suye Hoover Southerners Have Setback county have been supplied with | ing. struction of a plant at Lehigh, to be|" In a written statement Nye said? Highest wind velocity 18/ will represent North Dakota there. | 2t*Now Orleans after completing in|, The defeat of the southerners in a! poisoned oats to aid in ridding them | “Relations! ip of the chemical ele-| owned by the Lehigh Briquetting | “While it docs not now appear that ‘emps. 8 pier so picting '""| battle with northern troops moving |f gophers, according to County | ments of the human body to person.| company. Work is expected to be| Coolidge could curry the Northwest S po, Milholian to Attend me 3 from the Han river toward Peianfu | Agent A, R. Miesen. ality and disposition is the subject! started in the near future. A group] next year, it must, nevertheless, be $8 sy | Milhollan also will attend as one was reported in a wireless message | "The poisoned oats are held for| of the experiments, he told North-| of Twin City men and several Dick- | admitted that in ail probability he 3 2 |of a committee of three, invited by from Hankow. The’ police reported | distribution. by euch township clerk, | western University, students last| inson residents, including L. R. Buird, | will be easily renominated for. the GS | |the Interstate. Commerce: Commis- Last || that plain clothes men and nation- | with the exesption of ‘Phoenix and | Newt’ One uf the first: tedtogs. ha | are interested in the company. presidency by. the party. aalbhen é = S2 |sion to sit with it in deciding the r |alist troops broke up strikers’ dem-| Richmond townships, which are un-| satd, wae ‘thet the more acid’ in a. Dr. Octtken declared that North | reelected. ; 5 GE lease. Since he will sit.as one of the|| | \onstrations at Kingwan, killing three | Seganioed, ‘In there townshipa Avel | saifont been fhe more, Bel IM 8) Dakota lignite was superior to Ger: | “f° there any possibility of farm Amenis .... O Clear {judges in’ the ‘easé, Milhollan said,|¢ | _' ____g |strikers and wounding ‘many others. | Seder can supply’ information ag to | erserys sblood, the less excita man lignite for briquetting purposes, relief legislation of merit’ next. wine BISMARCK © .t0udy |he was especialy anxious to have One hundred and fifty persons were| where ‘farmers F the pelaen (° Caronne i haying only 30 to 40 per cent of mois-|ter? There is a possibility that the Bottineau © Cloudy |the best available talent to present a, Cape arrested [aoe eons omer eee DeIROe |) CAD TIAR. Mese.experiments to, a} DITNE YC Fapaced to. 60 to 60 percent |prosident canye er yates Crosby . © Cloudy |the ease for North Dakota. A com- i . ENT, att keine th. pelaen | Ag | eee eee te OR eine Tarra coal: | Ehange his attitude on’ the whaln Devils Lake 4¢ 0 Cloudy | mittee of rate experts rei Commander Ji Barros, | WOUNDED U. 8. SAILOR soon as possible, Miesen ‘cays, be: | disposition by adding the needed acid,| The projected plant would first! question and that a bill measuring Dickinson .. 76 87 .02 Cloudy | 26 states is working on-th zilian aviator, who is on a flight || TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Feause at this time of the year the | Other temperamentel flaws may find. carbonize the coal and then briquette | close to the McNary-Haugen bill Dunn Center .... 74 44 0 Cloudy | aspects of the case, from Genoa, Italy, to Santos, | Shanghai, April 28.—()—A sailor, gophers are hungry and, with little | sirmlar corrective jaws may Une’ it. Dre Oettken said, As u by-product | wouid have his approv! Ellendale 65 41 0 Cloudy | each state’ will be expected to pro-| Brazil, hopped off at 4:45 this |the m riowsly wounded of the| food available, they eat the poisoned |e “meee of the carbonizing pro New Awakening in the East Fessenden 37 8 Cloudy ect itself with regard to rates of, morning for Brasil casualties abourd the United States oats readily. | | ee ee nie anae WHER CREE fo | east et ie eee ae is ; , xiliary vessel in, which was * son. | Foe ete would he: raader With Mane to |'epa ee tbe meet ot influ. Jamestown ..... 64 36 0 Cloudy |""‘The lignite case isn result of the| Wilmington, N.C. Ajril 22— fired on by Chines near Kieneeie ede ea eehips having aor nagenoadl Temperature and [jsen the coke direct to manufacturing | ence with regard to farm needs. ia + 68 © Cloudy Irecent uction of the legislature in| (AP)—The United States army. | several days ago, was brought here se’ follow : yey tj plants and homes. The projected; the way of legislation. I hope this O: Chendy | Giering tee ites elle ese ‘American Goodwill. fillets today aboard ‘the United Siaes dei Gate ts. Wild Rose, eight; Lon Road Conditions || pint‘ wouta “develop a new. worth. | awakening ie catficient to eeeee ns 0 Cloudy |make a complete investigation of all| arrived here at 12:35 p. m., from | stroyer Peary. Lake, 16; Missou: Sitoes Sone ‘—| while industry in North Dakota, he/ reflection on the part of eastern 03 PCldy.litems affecting lignite shipments,| Savannah, Ga. . | The man, whose name was under-! Wilson, | 12: claims. | representatives In congress and on © PCldy.| either state or interstate. Action to — stood to be Neilson, was placed in! Lake, 15; Phoenix, 11; Richmond, 1 (Mercury readings a.m.) ———— ‘the part of the administratio a 0 PCldy.| review the rates on lignite already Zumbrota, Minn, April 28.— | the ship’s hospital aboard the United Canfield, 18; Grass ‘Lake, 12: ‘Eel Bismarck—Clear, 49; rounds good. Fighti Renewed | whole. 64 10 Rain |have been taken by the Interstate] (AP)—Mrs,C, N. Swain, Goodhue | States transport Chaumont. eg eg Ry oe St. Cloud—Clear, 60; roads good. | FIGNUNE ie! “As things were in the east last Moran Via Soapodee’ "| Conmezc, crmnutos,, hesvtac| Svgu, neon goa ere sy ago ge gate tet suse iat net Ming, 4, rast ed,| om Poland Frontier ze. ji Pyiucrt coal sgh Mave joth state and interstate rates on C. Swain, of the state | 3 hyd lankato--Cloudy, 63; roads fair, to signed the MeNary-Hi n bill and For Bismarck and vicinity: Purtly| ignite are inedived Miltolle sain | Scachere celine et Sasi | ‘Snoopers’ Banned Lyman, eight; od. , | enjoyed the continued | Cromwell, 12. or of the cloudy to cloudy tonight; cooler. Fri- “eso alle og «Feiss i ry a 5 is | a tal f r y, 56; , wer} r it 28.—U). feaeees ay, aeueraliy alr Indians I t D. dled here today. | From Chicago Force; (rotie,’ nine: Glenview, tour ang) ,gamertgy™ Party, cloudy, 56:] Warsaw. Poland, April, 28-U0> | industrial cas “And after all Ia sald ‘or North Dakota: Partly cloudy| AN@lans Ignoran Washington, April 23—(AP)— | — i Shel OMaRIDS, | Winona-—Cloudy, 52; roads fair. | calm along the Polish-Lithuanian and; which is still making and aamaki to cloudy tonight; cooler. Friday, of Volst a d Act; Aa piaee complete victory over eines Apel) ah Snooping Lake, ‘eign Sterling, Fargo—Partly cloudy, 61; roads Polish-Russian feaehiere, ee news- | presidents. I hope this will not al- Fy we 1 ye stripped o' eir stars 4 “a ta several generally fair. GENERAL WEATHER CONDITIONS| coast rum smuggling was toda: rohibit! | nie, 12. papers report san- | good. ways be true but it is true today. Hy claimed | under Chief “Go Get ’Em” Michael | | Duluth--Clear, 45; roads fair. uinary conflicts have occurred re- Ne administration adwsers wh A low pressure area is centered Get Day in Jail) one it cada | Hughes’ newest instructions to po-| | Rochester—Partly cloudy, 64; roads! cently. Bands of Lithuanian irregu-| cmanate from the East ene be meee over the Plains States and light pre- —_—_— the announcement that Vancou- | lice officers. { MOTORING MIRTH | good. lars, they state, have twice crossed | to see the farm need, the " cipitation occurred from the Dakotas} Fort Myers, Fla., April 28.—()—| ver interests which owned 10 The police emphasis hereufter must! The Cop: Did you get his num-| Hibbing—Clear, 44; roads good, | the border and fired on block houses. ! party, even as now constituted, ‘will westward to the north Pacific coast.| Three Seminole Indians, who hadn't! . steaniships under British, Pana- | be upon the known criminal, the} ber? . Crookston—-Partly cloudy, 50; roads| Polish frontier guards are suid to| rally to the rescue of that indi atry bis qenier Je seasrally fair rat een. to town Fete “a ne nent ma ng canoe a registry had | thug, fared od the Estauneas. | The Victim: No, but I'd recognize reed. a Peake Paci eae have seiver them i but the aldars upon which the well-being. of the e yj ut ment was passed an 't know! soug! unity from prosecu- e chief to! is captains last! pj, ywhere.—Tit-! | rani ‘orks—Partly cloudy, 45;] escaped, carrying off their wounded. | whole country is so de| 4 prevail from the Mississippi Valley| there was such q thing, have been| thon in return for abandoning its | night. Minor divations by citizens| "i ‘u#h_anywhere.—Tit-Bits. | reads fait, to good. The Polish Press suggests that | rleniture™ erent to the eastern Mountain slope| given suspended sentences of one day| activities. : of accepted respectability should not; | Devils Lake—Cloudy, 47; roads|these incidents are due to the fail-| Nye said that whether while a hi Pp re area over the| in jail. They pleaded guilty to a — be a major concern of the police he, _. NATURALLY | good. ure of Lithuanians’ efforts to get the | Coolidge will seek another term is. 4 north Pacific coast is accompanied by| charge of intoxication. The red] A Hindu artist is planning a world | held. , \ it a case of love at first | Mandan—Cloudy, 62; roads good. | Vilna question reopened before an/ problematical but that he a gooler weather from the western| skins, attired in ceremonial regalia,,tour, during which he will pay ex-| “Stop kicking in doors and windows | sight?’ | ~ international forum. | ally convinced that Coolidge ail'ar a Rocky Mountain slope westward. convinced the court of their veracity rd by writing on grains of rice. | of homes, soda parlors, and pool; “Absolutely, the first time I saw | ‘A movement is under in Japan| (Both Poland and Lithuania claim | prove a proposal to place his s ORRIS W. ROBERTS. | and promised to observe the law in|He is able to write letters on a he said. “Go after the:erim-|him in his Rolls-Royce.’—Lonuon | for the passage of a law to permit| Vilna. and efforts to settle the dis-| before the next Repubican conven. Me my Official in charge. | future,’ single grain in four hours. | inal fe | Opinion. ees to take the bar examination. / pute have thus far been unavailing.) tion, Raviars &