The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1927, Page 2

PAGE TWO “THE FLOOD AREA No TO NEED SOON tes On European Travel By George D. Mann BiG MEASURES ‘BEFORE LEAGUE Editor's Note: fourth of a ies upon European impre s. The writer and his fami eon a sixty day motor trip along the highways and by-ways of the Old World. This f is the articles Seeretary Hoover Informs Coolidge of Pressing Needs in the South | i { | | Liverpcol, July 5.—North Dakot especially the 85 per cent engaged agriculture, have had impressed up- on them that the price of wheat is fixed at Liverpool just as the cotton |growers of Dixie land look to this Jeity’s market as a deciding factor in |what the world will pay for the sta- President Considers Question |ple crop of the South. | The Mersey river, like some great of Calling Special Session | magnet, draws conimerce from. the of Congress |seven seas. Liverpool is probably |great a primary market as any in th | world today. Wheat and cotton rep- -| resent a great portion of the tonnage y|that passes through the seven or ten S| miles of docks that line both banks $3,000,000 NOW ON HAND Rapid City, Jaformed Hoo y r iy by Secret: ver, head of the administrat siss.pps relief committee, of press-,of the Mersey. ing conditions caused by the inunda- Marketing that has its ramifica- tion of thousands of acres of south- tions in the four corners of the globe ern lands, President Coolidge was) is the chief industry of this city. It prepared today to give consideration it not a particu beautiful city to the question of whether nd the tourist tarries here only long session of congress is ad a train or steame \Organization of Women Vot- To an American the great steam) or. Hoang Interesting lorry or truck is a most interesting | medium for heavy One m Speeches at Minot coals the engine near seat while the other drives. cheap in England and coal for heavy ; trucks is much less expensive than) national cooperation to prevent wat, gasoline. | living costs, efficiency in government When nrolled in the Auto club of | and child welfare were subjects taken London, a service cqual to that of the | up today at the fourth annual con- A. A. A. of the United Statex is| vention of the North Dakota League available. As a matter of fact it is| of Women Voters, in session at the even more complete. Keys to ‘tele- | Elks’ Home, Minot. Minot, N. D., Jul, | 21.—(P)—Inter- BISMARCK TRIBUNE — | Bills Allowed By | City Commission ———_____—___—_§+# .——— M. Wildes, 12. days dump, at $3.25.... Sam Cling, 12 days watch- man city dump, at $4... Harris and Woodmansee, suppplies = A, W. Lucas Co., Westein Union Telegraph company Corwin-Churchill, Motors . A. Helle, Wm. Ode, traffic control expense Horace Atkinson . Blue and White Cab Co.. R. E, Barneck, repai H. J. Nelson, labor Bismarck Motor company, ————— | Radio’s Rialto (By The Associated Press) | WCCO, the Twin Cities station jwill be hooked up with New York in two programs tonight. The first will |be a musical program at 7 p. m., and the second, the Dempsey-Sharkey fight, which will start at 8 p.m, A | dinner ,concert will be heard at 6 v. m. and the St Paul ‘policemen’s band | will broadeast a program at 9 p. m. WMAD (225), Minneapolis, feature musical moments at 5:30, has a dinner concert at 15 and a# | musical program at 7:15. WRHM |(261). Minneapolis, hus its dinner concert at 6 p. m.; a popular music jrevue at 10:15: has a Scandinavian dance program at 11 p. 39.00 48.00 ill 5|H. Waterous Works, supplies Water Department p: ‘0! Wachter Transfer_company. jroute us over Scotland, phone boxes along the main high- re supplied and local calls are Patrols are engaged by the club and they salute every club car that passes. They are posted at im- portant places to give aid in case of need and traffic dispute with fficers the club furnishes legal Detours are called “loop- Maps and itineraries ‘are drawn which take the motorist to the main points of interest over the snortest possible routes. In Liverpool out- of Wales and to Glasgow, w: ‘lined in very short ordé. At Glas- | gow, the club's representative will and some cone with the problem. i. The president was told by e secretary that id w: flogd area rehabili Hoovr, city 1s an ideal place through which to reach the more interesting plices in Wales, northern” England Scotland. | Twenty-four hours fter the S; iria docked, our auto- mobile, delivered to the steamship en care of company xt Boston, nine days. ago, lar ses-| was at the dock garage ‘und ready for tour of Europe, The Automobile economy! London is a construct its levees and people, but Mr. tioning a special : he s convinced that the refugees could be until congress meets in re; \ | ing Planting | Asso f hat with in wonderful institution, 000,000 on hand and cares for the needs of the Amer. | relief fund on ican autoist in fine style. There is it is impossible|the English driving license to secure mine what the} international license. Amer- | : license tags are stripped IG recommending “immediate” fed-| the r and tives of Great britain eral ecretary Hoover said he had | attached, short test of the driver's in anind t fact that state legis-| ability to kee latures were unable to ratse enougi | ¢: money on the imperative | cen work levees broken by the| lon floods, local communities) Auto traffic moves very slowly in would not be in a position financially | Liverpool and rural sections. There to meet taxes falling due on levee|is no speed limit, but the “bobb bonds, because little better than half|and their n legion, can cite ‘a of sthe ded wereage had risen/driver any time if in the opinion of would from the R Nay 1, bi athth sd netéssitios id | iven before li- It does not take on the left side. lest kind of a Bt in Boston that we would other branch will give us the most teresting itinerary to London and southern England. The roads are ex- cellent, leaving nothing to be desired. A drive about Liverpool proved most interesting as a first glimpse at the English houses, quaint gar- dens, hedges and a park of generous proportions. The house where Glad- stone was born is fittingly marked, and a few miles away in Wales is Hawarden Castle, where the great premier lived for more than 60 years. Public drinking is most excellently controlled in Liverpool. The English barmaid. in some of the inns seems to throw restraint about the tipplers, but what impresses an American is the fact that most ofthe bars are labeled “American Bar and Smoke Room.” In some places the brass rail glistens and free lunch thrives in what used to be American style. The bars open at 11:30 a. m., close xt 3 p.m. reopen around 5 p.m., a close promptly at 10 p, m, One |it- erary innkeeper has his liquor fist interspersed with the following quo. tations: ‘May there be no moaning at the bar,” Tennyson; “When the butt is out, we will drink water, not a drop before,” Shakespeare. Adjusting oneself to the English style of cooking is more difficult than the rules of the road. When | traffic is all moving left it is easy | to follow the line, but to recognize and relish some of the dishes takes our| ‘route to Chester, through # portion | with the welfare and government of :INTOWN FIRE The convention opened with a din.| ™idnight radio play at 1 ner conference last night, at which | W0GY (261), Minneapolis, will fea- | Miss Marguerite M. Wells, Minneap-| Fa Fo tae rt 3 to 9:30. | olis, regional director, and’ president | KMOY (258), St. Paul, has an enter- | of the Minnesota leagu F,|tainment, beginning at 9:00. | Mone ar ties seemennolis, Vice Brest | Ay orchestra will be heard at 6:50 | er Governor Nestos, and David |. ™- from WOW (508). Omana. s. catty ‘ | Light opera will be heard at 8 p. m.. S. Owen, secretary of the Minot as- | / Mates ohicece: ROT 9 a * ‘om WBBM | tended the dinner. a Saat ae | Carefully Selected 330 from KTHS (341), Hot | Mr. Nestos urged the need of men | pprings. Boa Sat oud and women accuainting themselves | )* heard at 8 p.m. over WHT (416) Chie ‘Tommy and Irene wilt be rat 10 p.m. through WLW ), Cincinnati. A crazy quilt pro- nm will given from WBBM 482), Chicago, 10 p.m. IMMIGRATION TO 127 | their own communities, as well as with government in its larger ‘aspect, | 0” the Miss Wells discussed the need of |‘? special effort to interest women in| politics. She defines the league as « movement to foster the intelligent participation of women in govern-| z ments. The league, Miss Wells, says | , Ottawa, Canada.—Immigration to is politieal but not partisan, is not) Canada in the month of May this | for or ugainst parties or for or Year totaled 23,941, according to 4 against candi es, but is for meas- | statement issued | tor : by the De- ites; which Very carefully sel-| partment of Immigration and Colon- ected before backed by the league. ation. This is an ine 29 The young vote ion wiil have cent over May, 19 a supper and meeting this eyening. | immigration to Canada j led vy Mrs. J. A. Poppler, Grand| 620; and 79 per cent over-M: Forks, state vice president, and dire hen the total immigration to Can- tor of young voters activities. The | ada for that’month was 13,338, convention wiil close at noon Fri-| Last May there were 8,408 Briti diy, election of officers being sched- | came to Canada, 2,503 from the Uni- uled for the morning: session, ted States and 13,030 from other = | countries, as compared with 7,986} i | British, 2063 from the United States 1 from other countries in | 26, Immigration for April and May of this: year totaled 59,382 or almost 1,060 "persons per day for the two months, In M of this year 5,561 Can- ho nad gone to the United adians, who na States’ intending to remain . » | ix Business Places } Also; permanently, returned to Canada di Damaged at Wisconsin Point | ¢!2ting their intention of staying in | the Dominion. These are tot —Lightning Is Cause | cluded in the ‘ation figure: NADA ar ee ad on page 3.—Casing Superior, Wis., July 21—(?)—Two, and Tube Locktite Patches.) girls were burned to death, when|We carry a full line—Acces- lightning struck &he Ogema Tele- 4 i phone Exchange early this morning, SCrY Service Station, 306 |F. traffic department suppli Bismarck Motor company, street. dapartment supplies Police pay. roll, Special police Quick Print, supplies Freight bills : L. S. Frederi supplies. Modern Machine Works; re- pairs Copelin Motor company, sup- plieg | Austin-Western Road chinery Co. supplies Fleck Motor Sales Co, plies . Swimming Bismarck repairs see marek | Spring || company, repairs | Lenhart Drug compan: plies... ea ae Modern Machine Works, re- pairs | Vacuum olis, Ma- sap- 19.60 8.39 16.09 1.80 5.00 epairs : Lahr Motor Sale: supplies .. PENS MN. Carpenter Lumber company, supplies F. H. Carpenter company, supplies . H. Carpenter supplies : rpenter company, supplies Northwestern Bell phone company s company, Lumber +. 108,10 Lumber company eee Lumber a 4.80 109.65 So | H. Sh Th H. Ot Wachter Transfer company. Standard P B. K. Skeels, supplies pany, supplies Auditorium sows Consolidated Utilities com- pan; Street department pay roll.. Ww. walk repair ..... THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927, 634.25 Nec PING ADE Motors, sup- plies... : 25.00 Northwestern Bell Tele- 1.70! phone company | Capital Laundry com 3 .12| Business Service company | Quanrud, Brink and Reibo! 112.50| supplies 2.00! State Fire 18.00| Freight pills Bismarck Grocery company, 5.66 supplies 9.35|F. H. Catpenter 497.85| ‘company, supplies *|Modetn Machine Work: 475.79} pairs an dsupplies. 2.25) Oscar H. Wills company, 0; supplies | Standard 0: 15.75 | 246.55 | 35.00 | sup: lies... 0 Line Telegraph compa ny ies com- ©, Liepsner Co., supp aft Manufacturing omas J* Gal sa 8 H. Pilmoor, labor Lumber J. Noggle, labor and side- to Dirlam, repairs : ; H. Pilmo labor Fire You Are The Judge! The great American favorite is, of course, Puritan Malt. Most people will tell you that Puritan is the ae quality malt. But why take anybody's word ‘Why not determine the truth for yourself? Results Will Tell! Hear the evidence, examine it carefully —Then Judge! Puritan contains the finest, carefully picked grains of No. 1 barley, high in food and malt value. Puritan is blended with genuine Imported Bohemian Hops. You know what results Puritan Malt gives Now try another brand of malt—Then Judge! For Sale by All Good Dealers from the waters in time for the! the police he ngering the lives regular spring planting. | of pedestrians. Most of the s are gears. These! » however, make from 30 to! jon for petrol or} time and courage. To an American,| six buildings were destroyed and a| Fourth St., Bismarck. tt ugreeably surprised |the absence of the viticties of food| bucket. brigade before noon was/ Hindi er lvery small and power. CHA EARE |Some are as 10 or 12 horse- 4 | + | little ¢ 7 re miles on a gellen of petrol. Some 4 ik ve only three wheels. aU Wa wv jr correct price was /that ure ever present in the Yankee} valiantly battling to prevent spread | ality Macias dient . at figure and the gallon | cafeteria, lunch counter or first-class | of the flames a preaa| Phone-944 for tire service. Claimed She Wants G to Assume Responsibility For Murder of Husband jt r approach- | appealed to r, Henry Judd Gray, to assume responsibility forthe murder of her husband. “If you will take full responsibility for Aibert’s death and exonerate me. I will, when set free, devote all my tim This, says the Daily News, is the message the former Queens Village housewifo gave one of her keepers at Sing Sing n to deliver to the former cors an. Whether the message Warden Lewis FE. Lawes said he kneW: nothing about the matter. Both | Mrs, Snyder 3 ¢ occupants of fhe Sing Sing death house, but theit executions are held up pending | appeals. COURTNEY 10 START SUNDAY British Aviator Is Getting Ready For Flight to New York Dublin, July 21.— (4) — Captain! Frank T. Courtney, British aviator, who is preparing for a transatlantic flight to New York, will not attempt ithe fligitt before’ Sunday, says a message received from him at the Baldonnel air station, in County Dublin. Woman Is Divorced, ;Pleading Her Guilt a... July 21.—@—U nique among many divorce cases, a decree was xranted yesterday to a man who is missing, his wife appearing before the court and asking that he be given the divorce on grounds of her adul- tery. The woman, Mrs. Palinonia Miten- ell, Add first won a decree on a cor- ‘responding complaint but it had been revetsed by the appellate court, which ruled the husband should have been granted the divorce. Then the huskpnd disappeared and the wife wishing to be married again, went to court today with the plea that her missing husband be given the di- vorce was granted, DOG DIES OF GRIEF Butte, Wash.—Afte~ his master met death in’a mine-accident, a dog he had reared from puppyhood re- and funds in saving you. fi in the United States. | ions are few and far be- nd garage to be had in the more impor-| t centers, Tratfic regulations are simple a traffic more carefully directed t :n the United States. Practically every corner where there is any traf- fic an ofticer directs most deliberate- ly if only an English bieylist rounding the corner. — Liverpool,: the streets are so irregular that you have to point up the street you in- tend to enter before getting the “come-on” signal fram. the traific of- er, id in rstaurant is noticeable. An abund- ance of food does not exist here, and aecommodations |the light diet of many people in the! entire block of frame buildings in public eating houses attests to this. America wastes enough to keep many well fed here. There are pinched looking faces and evidences of pov- id want which none can ap- ite who has not seen the seamy side of ‘an English city. In rura! is England, conditions are exceedingly | land, a cousin, different. The people of all walks of life look well fed and of average prosperity. vun of stock are remarkable in slee hess and show every evidence of ex- cellent housing and care. SHIP SINKING; 2 TO RESCUE American Freighter Dam- aged By Heavy Storm Off Malabar Coast , London, July 21 dispatch from Bombay says that a les message had been rece! ved, | stating that the American freighter} Homestead is sinking off the Malabar coast. as a rsult of damage caused by a heavy storm, Several steamers, including the In- dian Mariner and the Khandalla, were reported rushing to the rescue of the crew of the Homestead. Flyer Risks Life to Save Bathers New York, July 21.(#)—Risking | his own life’ to avert a forced land: ing in the midst of hundreds of bath- ers at Great Kills, Staten Island, Lieutenant J. B. Swarthout of the United States marines corps today | successfully “jockeyed” his plane, whose motor had stalled at 2, feet and crashed into the marshes near Snyder's Inn. Except for a se- vere shaking up he was virtually un- (hurt. The plane, a Curtiss Hawk turned over in the air, landed on its back and was demolished. Lieutenant Swarthout took out from Quantico, Va.. this forenoon in a flight to Miller field: Will Hold Funeral For Edberg Friday Funeral services for Marcus Ed- berg, pioneer resident of Bismarck, who passed away Monday in St. Paul, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 at the First Baptist church of Bismarck. Rev, ¥ A. Stephens will officiate. The following friends of deceased will attend as pall bearers: J. P. Spcobson, Charles Staley. Fred ~P)—A Reuter fused to eat and cried almost con- tinually for ten ae A veterinary ‘was sent for to chloroform the dog, but St was dead when arrived. Miller, H. P, O'Hare) Adam Hoff and R.E, Kennedy, a Coolidge, She Says Rapid City, 8., D. July 21—~»)— Ameab exilors ay. at. 4 Rich Woman Jumps From Hotel Window New York, July 21.—(AP)— Police today announced that Miss Litlian Jaeger, daughter of the later Otto J. Jaeger, mi plush manu.acturer of Clair. N had comraitied Ai: le by jumping from the low ny Atlantic City hotel eariy lay. No reason for the act was known, although it was said at Atlantic City that Miss Jaeger plunged from the window a few moments, after. responding to a telephone call from New York. cid of MINOT MAN HAS CHA’ Minot, N. D,, July 21—()—J. J. McCluskey, of Minot, 39, is in a local hospital, conceded a fair chance to recover by attending physicians, suf- fering from knife wounds suffered in a conflict with another man in front {a local cafe about 9:35 p. m. Wed- nesday. The assailant escaped be- fore police arrived on the scene. STOVE HATCHES EGG Rochester, N. H.—Three weeks ago a housewife purchased a number of eggs and placed them in a closet near the kitchen stove. She used the eggs from the supply and believed them all gone when she heard a noise in the closet and found a baby chick. The one had rolled into a roll of nel. WAS SHOCKING WATER Bangor, Maine.—Ernest Norwond, foreman and janitor of a factory here, started to’ wash his hands in 4 basin of water he saw on the floor. He woke up in a hospital. The basin highly charged with clectricity. heing connected with an electric re- frigeration plant. \ n consulate at Geneva asks police protection for Hugh Gibson, delegate to naval conference, and for consulate on July 31, when Geneva Socialists plan demonstration against ares sentence of Sacco and Van- zetti. Two young robbers kidnap Shelby county treasurer in Toledo business section and toss him: from machine, after stealing $40,000 in county funds. page ein 3 Bepuars ‘ Their horses and general! cording to messages | received here from Phillip: | firmation of the fire w Read Bismarck ‘Cloak Shop | Sale ad on Page 3. | h swept the town was received here at Abbots- ford. Trapped Upstairs The dead, Blanche Si daughter of Warren Stevens; man-j ager of the Ogema_ Telepho; change and Elv Ellickson, 1 _A RED HOT SATURDAY SPECIAL were trap ed up the s hange where they were sleeping. Stevens saved his wife's life by dropping her out of the second story window, but was unable to redch:the two girl a> REDUCES ACID TARIFF Rapid S. D., July. 21.—@)+ Under the flexible provisions of:the tariff act, President Coolidge has.de- creased the duty on refined cresylic acid from 40 per cent and seven ents a pound to 20 per cent and three and oen-half cents a pound. Pail size zine board, 6x7 rubbing surface ‘Nasai Catarrh, Sinus froubie. Hay Sever Rone Colds. Just afew drops @f Arzen in each nostril opens air (Dassages at once, clears the head like Only 60c Try it when you buy it Getemazi Fetiet or don't pay for Droggiste guarantee it Pleapant, harmicss. Saturday, 11 Cents ° Jarrell Hardware Ride acamelanda gondola. Dream over moon-litruins, Frolic through Arsbian nights. See high life at Monte Carlo. Dine and Se in ixteen languages, out one travel discomfort if you sail with as, February 4. 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GLQeTS $39.50 Coats $24.75 Bho cee + $29.50 .and $34.50 Coats at Silk Dresses In all leading shades, styles and materials closing out at this sale. $49.00 and $45.00 $32-45 pene #950 $98.45 $21.45 Dresses at $35.00 and $29.50 $18.75 ? Presses) $12.95 Dresses at stock of. house frocks re- $27.50 Dresses this great clearcince sale. $19.50 Dresses at -