The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1927, Page 1

nd rsday. cas ae ore | Old id Glory ry Damage START NOW SET FOR TOMORROW; FLYERS READY Had Planned to Take-Off Late Todav But Wheel Bear- ings Become Heated Weather at Roosevelt Field ‘ideal—Storms at Sea Are Not Serious Roosevelt bb og fe N. ¥., At —F- * the Old Glory of Rome ‘was called off this peta aah when the bem is became heat: ed as the slant plane wae taxiing down the Pk mend bid for b aed flighi. i theo cova ala the Fn ate thin be too late a make be her favorable the projected steht will _grecctoreic ney ef p.m. rane Roosevelt Field, N. N. Y., Aug. 17.—] state and county officers continued (#)—Indications were strong at the | search for the assailants. hangars this mornin jorth opagee lay as they alle edit aeates the . it al r- oe ring ne a, tt | Petly ‘tied immediately after, the] the state mill and elevator at Grand this afternoon. ar. monoplane Old Glor: for Rome at 5 o’cloe! Mechanics worked al for the take-off, saying that it-would be at 5 o'clock noon when it was made, they would set:no definite before the hop, to ity of having to re- tract because of weather changes. Mechanics at the hangar, however, to the belief that the ine’ hibition agent was unknown to the) of" avoid "the Ppossibi ‘ould .. o'clock Atlantie weal James H. Kimbel "ot ‘the weather bureau said that he had no reports from ships at sea this morn- ing but that last night’s map showed two distinct storm areas. Storm Areas Forecast “A low Lt ure area off Ireland night,” he said, another off the should take off toda; through these areas, but (Continued on page three) ———- Weather Report | —— eer brag kota points for the 24 hours endit at 7 a. m. today: Temperature at 7 a. m, Highest. yesterday \ Lewest last night Prec’ “and pepe was at ga Pes - 57\ Denison, Iowa, Thursday wet raor y old elevator man and famili: ‘ith | to Greet Chamberlin the established metheds of purchas-| of . “) *| ing grain and ‘apparently could not) Pe ‘WEATHER FORECASTS Biamarck and Hatt : Seceeae ed Not much a cloudy ARR “| THE BIS : Y ‘BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1927 ANES NEAR HOMOLULU | aged: Flight to Rome Delayed a Day 8! ‘zits CE | 3 Shot From Ambush in! W.Va. Mountain Camp ; \Drys-Will Not Ask Veil Believed to Have UFYS” ‘on From iifies st Moon-| Parties to Include shiners — Killings) Now| Prohibition Planks Number Four in Less Than’ Winona Lake, Ind. Aug. 17—W)— Directors of the Anti-Saloon League a Month—Two Men Under decided against asking the Republi-j in and Democratic parties to include Arrest For Questioning prohibition law enforcement planks in their platforms, | ‘The directors, who discussed league . : _yol. affairs for 16 hours yesterday, took STORM AREAS CLEARING | PRs ag in aed Aug. 17.—)—Vol- the view that no political party, ‘would ys from the rifles of moonshine in ambush, who are thought to taken a party of campers for spi today had raised the total of su the mountains of Wes: to four in littie more sara pees Seo, 8 = STATE nt, dropped un which core their eamp ont istand Creek y Two men were “alee ‘arrest today in connection with the ambush y: lave nominate for president “a man who cannot be relied upon to keep his oath of office to uphold the consti- , tution of the United States and to enforce its laws.” old son, and Ernest Marcum; ail of Hart's Creek, were Villed. | ‘fhe six surviving members of the party, one, _| Howard Tomlin, also of Hart's Creek, Sorlie Names C. A. “Bell to bi bok ad fled sot shelter among tl “| Suceeed W in % Aassail iJ Sought a Meanwhile a posse of si ‘ Is Promoted . DECREASE IN CROP YIELDS Oats Harder Hit Than Other Grains—Rain Beneficial ‘to Late Grains The bodies of the three slain men} Removal by Governor A, G. Sorlie of H. M. Webster as wheat buyer for hocting. Forks. and the appointment of C. A. x The Tivack had not been without! Bell:to take his place was announced and | sonte warning, however. Dave Hei here: today upon the urn of the today its two pilots, Lioyd Ber- and James De Witt Hill, an- nouneed that all preparations for the| visited the Two Day Camp Monday, | North Dakota terminal exchange ye: ocean hop were completed, Decline to Set Definite Date qi They declined to set a definite date | fore noon yesterday bullets spattered | ager of the entire state mill and ele- merely| the camp. A few minutes fire and|vator plant. her of the slain officer,| governor from Grand Forks, where he told por men that a party of men| attended a spe: meeting of thi and warned them to be gone by nopn|terday. At the same time 0. the following day. But the warning) Spencer, manager of the mill depai was disregarded, A few minutes be- ignated general mai three lay dead; and the rest were; Mr. Bell, the now wheat buyer, hi scattered to the woods. served the state owned institution Were Not on Duty @ grain solicitor and later as flour Hensley said members of "he party|palesman and was cited by Governor were not hing for stills and, a8; Sorlie as an efficient man in both far as posse men were able to learn ns. He pointed out that Mr. the fact thes Ed. Hensley was 2 pro- promotion ix a just recognition ttgekers, 7 Removal of Webster ls. believed. a ree, fwen arrested, Arch Adkins to bea direct result of the re- and F. A. Roberts, residents of the) port of the mill fact finding commit- district, are held’ for questioning.’ tee appointéd by the state senate last Three stills were found during the winter. shocking moved were in circulation here bi fore the governor went to Grand Forks early this week. On Saturday On his return here at noon today,| said, directing that wheat for the pine mile Bought through farmery’ ele vators, loca’ independent e 8 |20,000 People Expected im and from farmers who could ship di- rect to the mill. grasp or put into agers the system producer as possil which the gov- 4 tne tow te he Nag. not anon | ©FAQE wished to inaugurate [ittslat yates vosng here of te Webster is a, fine fell governor said, “but i air was returning today: aboard the| tree in oia dog Gane urls car which, transported still convinced that the mill can buy jfamous persons about the nation. : the Bieat it needs in North Da: Clarence Chanaboriin ef aniean lg ey without going to Minneapo! ust one of the boys; he will re! Wieeeigy morning a hero Ime the bit po thet finding committee of the,entire world, the fi Lever to.accomplish a es > alight ig’ One! te port was’ presented tN bene na day Denison | Winter at about the same time a ma- when she welcomes her famous son. lly different Teper ans made to There Reto be no confetti tossed from tates bei i let publ a aaron rs, but the narrow si woe’ ig Rog Thess iled._ several dente. sn il eed fmt Donteera vans | geatlons. which the ‘comnitien > made | F +4 ttle to winter. Changes in Methods U: These are said to have for changes in the method buying wheat for the mill and for changes in the od of selling the flor than here justified and to ha: Bcibated thi Pope of t the rea sous @ hasis oped tat the They’re Well on Their Way to Honolulu J, A. Pediar and Minas Mildred Doran Art Goebel Milwaukee Wants The German Junker aviators have |} been asked to make Milwaukee the | destination of their next attempt to ori span the Atlantic ocean, The Mil- |waukee chapter of the National eronautie association, in a message! Rust has materially decreased. the prospect. for a bountiful yield small grains in some parts of North} Dakota, according to reports to the} Bank of North Dakota by its field | ome here. INDIANS AT wheat has shriveled as the result of rust and former yields have ‘been sealed down some- je this fact, however, the ee erdfente than, average | estimates of big: days ae expected to cause further! loss by delaying harvest. parts of the state the fields are too} wet to work and will remain soaked | The rain, however, , enerally believed to have slight- mproved the outlook for corn and Rain Delays Harvest Miller, reporting’ on condi- in Foster, Eddy and Wells| said this would have been st_week of the season for! Search, one near the scene of the| Rumors that Webster would be re- for several days, jis yn however, the executive had said that! \ he;had no changes to. ahndunce. | Governor Gives Reasons however, the governor sald he had, removed Webster be the latter) 3 “could not seem to vi ¢ the man-| ner in whieh I wanted to handle the! is 90 per cent of last year wheat purchases for the m \ arley and flax acreage were | De He had taken the. matter up with | i Webster repeatédly, the governor) ago, miles said, many fields having | the Pine Ridge reservation resounded with the beating of tom-toms and} war whoops today as more than 7,000 day hunger strike, is once more stir- ‘Sioux Indians waited on the |rulex, Chief -Leading Earle, known, more universally as President Cool- physician, who has advised that the the He estimates 8 to 26 bus! is of wheat an a€re, oats 10! to 20, barley 15 to 30, rye.12 to 30,! flax 7 to 18 and corn late. For the nine southwestern coun-| | ties, C. A. Seamands estimates yields; 12 to 15 bushels of wheat an acre, | oats 15-to 40, barley 20 Webster, the governor said, is an} <Denison, Towa, ‘Aug, 17.—()—Back | of buying ay, direct from the/ hi ‘in. Late Grains: Benefited The rain was needed for late grains on n the Missouri Slope, according to zea rust has severely dam- number of fields of He estimates wheat 15 | huehels oats 30 bushels, barley 40, rye 12 and flax 4 to 12. being cut on the green side to pre- last | Vent loss from rust ; would have beech general | be for the'rain. visit and the program included al jo the many games and dances with! bi the Indians amused themselves | a for fom in the Minot | It “YS, oats 35, a help 25. | re 15 ry flax 15, Thi Harvesting of i is general in that-area, As has been ee ease terouge it th t ind livestock are in excel-| and has.ordered them all in to do honor to their chief. He was coming with Mrs. Coolidge and their son John, for weather bureau here says. whom these sights dpubtlessly prom- that sige ae and_ threshi work in some sectjons, stem rust is observ: but the crop is: too: eal N J U N CTI UNCTION fre wee Sacneial she Sieriek bi ape Such ow sae Santenta PrOpBre claim that the mill paid | 1at@ chased it , it = pur- of & on late wheat Fr along to do ipo 3 corn is in the MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME COURT IS EXPECTED TO DECIDE QUICKLY ON MOTIONS IN SACCO-VANZETTI CASE German’ Aviators to Land There Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 17.—(?)— warded through the national head- | quarters of the organization, points! eoete will be especially poor, rust | out that Milwaukee is widely known having. hit that grain harder’ than, as German city and that German ators would be particularly wel- PINE RIDGE AWAIT CHIEF, ja motion to thé full bench for a writ of error; exceptions to Justice San erson's refusal of a writ of erro! appeal from Judge Webster Thayer's ruling of no jurisdiction by the su- perior court on a petition for a new trial and of his refusal to stay or revoke sentence, These actions were {all based chiefly on alleged prejudice | 8tre on the part of Judge Thayer, which the defense contends deprived the condemned men of a fair trial. | Pega. Coolidge t to See South: Dakota Redskins in Their Wartime ene ‘Pine Ridge 8. D. Aag. 17—@)—' eld is Dowh‘on the pl of southwestern i Dakota near, the Bad Lands, from the time set for their ex Nicola and Bartolomeo Vanzet day awaited the deliberations of the full bench of the Massachusetts su- preme court which will decide whether there remains any action in sis state courts open to their coun- seh. P22 In Full Regalia War bonnets, and beaded garments hauled out’ for the president's ago. ie ine Ridge the most remote of |South Dakota’s Indian reservations.' tucked away in an unorganized county, an hour's ride from the rail-' d_ virtually without ‘any sort | of communicatior |. The reservation provides a home for slightly more than 7,000 Indian: Buperintendent E. R. Germ: @ new experience. Leaving the summer White House early today, the dent's trip called for boarding « special train at Hermosa, for '& four-hour run to praper y? Neb., just ‘acrosa the bor- rom there an hour’s motor der, ih" prospects to the reservation, : of To Wi Defense Counsel’s Appeals All Based on Alleged Preju- dice on Part of Judge Thay- .cr—Governor Assures Ju- ror Whose Home Was Bombed That He Will Be Recompensed Boston, Aug. n of the court will be igiven but, in view of the shortness of *the respite which remains, it was expectei brook no delay in the study of affi- duvits and motions before it. that the justices would The court has under consideration City to Be Canvassed to Sell given a chance Friday to show that they know a good thing when they] Wheeler ‘Field, Honolulu, see it, a Slope baseball tournament, to be| flight plane Woolaroc, re- held here August 26, 27 and 28, are > Ci 'lto go on sale at that time and teams |Ported by the steamship City will canvass the city selling them. |of Los Angeles at 8:59 a, m. to six gumes; two on Friday, two. on Sarueiay me segs ater i 1 avia are to be sold for $2, while individual i ii ii tickets are to be 75, cents each for aviation:officiats:to. slight. at “nO. Inditation oslo and and the territory they as follows: Frank of Broadway and west of ‘Second Streets J.P, Spies and Overt Olson,|2t, more than 16,000 im south of Broudway between Second| patiently awaiting to greet and Third streets; William Kontos|the flyers. and Harry Larson, south of Broad- Bacco Eats Again Sacco’s appetite, deadened, by a 30- ig and is curbed only by the ion of Dr. Joseph McLaughlin, prison risoner go slowly until his stomach “They wanted to show him how ansglbne adjusted itself to digestion once’ 5 tive since they were rounded up on more. Vanzetti and Celestino M opPeriithis same prairie where a fe Rees | decades ago they fought the last ma. i'M jor engagement with government |troops and they were ready to hear| am address from their chief—the first made to Indians by-a president since hey were given full rights of citi-| zenship. leiros, the third man whose respite expires on August 22, are eating heartily. Both the Saeco-Vanzetti defense ‘committee and the citizens’ national committee for Sacco.- and Vanzetti| ieee denied any knowledge of the bombing of the East Milton home of’ j Lewis McHardy, a juror in the case, ve expressed hope thut the and | Perpetrators, will be punished. 11 Governor Fuller advised Mr. Mc- | Hamly that he was confident that he}. would be recompensed, for the dam- jage. A bill: was, filed, with the legis- lature, to be retrogctive, which would | permit restitution by “the state in, Such cats, and the Heston American | began a subscription list with a epn- tribution of of $100, 'NANKING IS BOMBARDED Northern’ Chinese Forces Cap. ture Pukow—British Evac- uate Nanking - London, “Aug, 11—UP}—Northers | n| Chinese forces this morning captured Pukow, Reuters soporte, and thi by: ft ernon were bombarding Nanking, ‘Tt is rum cross the Yangtze. British subjects racuating ng fron bape tee ee ir vessels lyin; ie roth ‘bet cok lope Tiver. ae sein « legraph’s Sheng- nal sorrapanden| Saroning @ sim- wine be ion columns wre fleeing | } towa: a volunteers ‘ ‘asbilized, “The ‘Shengaet, ose the defenses, re- Swern + similar coup at Han- way between Third and Fourth| Eight planes took off from |streets; J. P. Sell and Paul Wachter. Luke Field, used by the army Third : Churchill, A. L. Brink and J. Sip- “jway between Fourth and . Fifth{contest for the prize of $25,- ‘kota. building. land, Calif., which began at jto the games, they will get more] MAKE SUCCESSFUL START JUDGE CLOSES “sais |J. A. Coffey, in distriet court here| Evidence Held Sufficient to | Tuesday sustained a demurrer in the j the pole icy never had been delivered ito the and cut the rail'vay! rink y! PLANE LIKELY: TO LAND FIRST Weolaroc Reported 491 Miles From Wheeler Field at 8:59 Pacific Time LARGE CROWD WAITING Three Other Planes Believed Clese Behind—Only Four * Make Getaway ete prizes word wi here that one of the located near the isla ind the whereabouts of the remaining be was perp t umors ran le of a roaring ; stretch for the fiat landing’ om re jor Martin Jensen Wheeler Field, i ta SARSS eh 1 landii for the racers, William * Dlege naval John “Auggy” by Lieut i. ope of San Diego, and D al carrying Mian Mildred bare 1e flying school teache: of ucats for Big Baseball Flint, Mich; and the’ Alohe, Event piloted by Martin Jensen of Honolulu and navigated by Paul pelea Schulter of San Francisco, had n sighted since 4 osters for Bismarck are to be! Paelfie timer yesterday. aga on tickets for the Missouri! Aug. 17.—(AP)—The Dole The tickets admit the purchasers | (Pacific time) 491 miles from this city, was expected by Field at aboug,.11:30 day day. thus. 9d Hon "ice Spurehgper a."m. (2 p.m. Pacific ‘kme): aoe eevee golicitors Named Wheeler Field, 25. miles The men who are to cover the city} from Honolulu, was surround. MM ed by thousands of automo- other man to be chosen later, south|biles with a crowd estimated north of Foe ay Prank Bils-|and navy in Pearl Harbor, to worth, north of Broadway between escort the Dole Flyers to land. an Three other Dole planes ples south _ of Broadway ‘between were reported also approach- Fourth and Fifth streets; Fred Peter-| is i ton and J.B, Smith, north of Broad-| 148 this island of Oahu in the throats: ne w. aepees and W. B./000 and $10,000 offered by a it ixtl treet except wys feeBask of North Dakota building; James 1). Dole: for’ first and +E. G. Wanner, Lars Siljan and “Babe”|second planes to land in the Mohn, state capitol; Geor Janda ; i = a MoM. Johanson, Bank of North Da-|2400 mile flight from Oak | It was pointed ot arc that fhe noon yesterday. They were | tournament is a fine advertisemen' + for Bismarck and. that civie pride|Delieved not far from should impel everyone, regardless of | Woolaroc. whether they plan to attend or not, ——_ +to buy tickets. If purchasers do go| ONLY HALF OF ENTRIES 4 if than their money's wrerth, those in|” San Francisco, Aug. 17.—-P)—The ia pehaene of the sale said. four planes speeding over the Pa- h cific in the $35,000 Dole air race ‘ Ni URY AWARD IN Bary se og STEJSKAL CASE mer com tan | 1) AFFIRMED Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 17.—Judge case of the Depositors Holding com-| Pro} ‘ Guilt; any of the closed City Ni ve Dr. Darrow Guilty ank, , Bis agatnst of Negligence Swett, Nonpartisan floor sion of the legislatur eae the case came up for hearing.| Ruling that “the evidence is Ping sal ‘This will close the case unless an|cient to sustain the indie ‘the pneal to the state supreme court is|jury that the ae it was sullty of of The court, in dism' re North Dakota é for their isbuance. district ¢ourt i et made an _ assignment s ages to Jose) writing of an. insurance pellcy “ant and the death of bs ees pres, an ehreooey bank.” ‘Later, the policy was He Dr. D.C, eg Fargo murrendered to the life insui ‘ioner, |company and Swett received $240, it| from corked races but et ov givy tent held that no statute bad deduction was Pypees the govern assigned | hi |, because of the inw ae Buajekat se tii of property {ta th lowed by the ‘a f wal Coffey ‘aciaea, wan ate ie =] farm virts someeeerne sa00 es ga nas serviges > A HARMONIC and inert rau 2 0 A Bee BPE