The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1927, Page 1

« N ==a] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE (== ‘ESTABLISHED 1873 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1927 i PRICE FIVE CENTS: |. | SPECIAL SESSION CALLED FOR JANUARY 1 _ British Aviator Makes Second Start tor Honolululsoruie avs | ; — GOOD WEATHER $250,000,000 |3Are Killed |THANKSGIVING TOR MEETING 3 PROMISED FOR LIMIT SET ON | When Train | TOBEHOLIDAY | (emmmmmmee 1h rec MOST OR TRIP TAX REDUCTION) Hilts Auto; jy BISHARCK| | nr! | New Mayor of ‘Indianapolis Better to Defer Session Un- til After Christmas Crossing Accident’ Occurs This ‘1 ia House Ways and Means Com- All Stores, City, County and t. Makes Ni Morning Two Miles North ' basset ste. Seca mittee Tentatively Decides Mine, State Offices and Banks re ee off and Plane Gains Al- of Waseca, par i on That Maximum Will Be Closed : titude Easily aaa . Fact-findin, " : tbc iz Body’s Report, : " g|WERE ON WAY TO SCHOOL) wee Grain Marketing and Flood ONLY LIGHTLY DRESSED oo a ee Control Mentioned . Curtains on Car Evidently — sda Flyer Is Trusting Mostly to Commie Decides ‘That Tax) Kept Driver From Seeing peters emia p Bismarck, N. D Now, 28-03 Luck—Has No Radio, Par- saya ltbeirn ot bus nea haa tatgd Approaching Engine oe North Dakota legislature to meet. : Shall Be Reduced Fort to Feast in special session at noon on Jan« achute or Sextant Waseca, Minn., Nov. 22—(AP)— oe 1 ee issued by Governgr Ay Hucten : " Washington, Nov. 22—)—The| A man and two children he was tak-| While turkey and pumpkin pie "Baaeona dor f oi cl en Erpcs,.| NE SOICEGL pene oli nf sho are dnd fcoing awit tid ach foyer Barack arr tea ot 2 P) spect tax red i il irl id boys Thursd: heir eld. Giles, British flyer, took off at 7:24] L. Ert Slack, Ff tion te i to grade crossing crash two miles girls an ys Thursday, their eld- a. m. today in @ second attempt to| is the w eager “Ot | Tndleaspene pot tie $26,000000 sorte nae North of here today. ers in the main will observe Thanks- fly to Honolulu on the first leg of a| succeeding John L, Duvall. Hel that proposed by the treasur The dead arc Ambrose Matz, 31; | giving day with the reverence of the projected flight to New Zealand. hosen as q “compromise can-| Moreover, it has gone directly| farmer living tree miles south of Pilgrim fathers. The plane splashed water and mud/ didate” by council and will serve| contrary to the recommendations i_riatold, his son, 6 yeurs of She, v along the runway getting into the} out Duvait fact-finding ‘committee’s report the state mill and elevator associa pes the accom Frege of grain marketin; pee q . ot the relation of the issouri River ’s term, which _expires|of Secretary Melon in two other EE Page PE pcr oer [ERR ite ene La é control plans + * 1 and Mrs. Carl Alland, neighbor | isterial association, union church : : : control plans. ? "Profiting by the ptevious. experi: a bel i es : ed ref 1 i tke salir Peg services will be held at 10 2. 7%, in ‘Although the governor indicated ence, Giles made the ta’c-off with 7 Set Taherito drebeal of the fed-| "The crash took place while Matz| the/ First Baptist church with Rev. : more than a month ago that he Gale and ko Bins, weighing mote nits len fee or eclaery) of! was taking the two children to a| Paul S. Wright, pastor of the First : : would call a special session, it was’ than 5,000 pounds ‘and loaded with UESTION OF tetainee bececene igeimmiane rural school in his automobile, Cur-! Presbyterian church, preaching a understoo * Jere that the legislature = gallons of gasoline, gained alti- Action « these three propositions | t#ins on his car are thought to| Thanksgiving sermon. : would be éalled to meet early . in! ude easily. December so as to finish its work | before the Christmas holidays, have impaired “his vision of the} | That public school students will id officials said the flyer got Fiydegle og et het te BEE have sufficient time to recover from off the runway in 20 seconds. After maximum tax cuts greater than that| To reach the school Matz traveled/overindulgence in drum sticks and sleari i a road crossing over the Minneapo-| cranberry sauce, the schools of Bis- Hy Ten Days Soe peamucr tly stannous Pegi agreed upon were de-| Ti." and St. Louis track and. used|marck will close Wednesday for the ‘ ‘ In a statement today the gover- 200 feet. ree on One Item little excepiing by residents of the|balance of the week. Many of the F So | | nor said he still is of the opinion “You Will Hear From Me” The commities found ftaclf in nelghbothood going between farms.|instructors will leave for their see 10 days will be to do Captain Giles’ last words were: agreement with a single recommen- locomotive which crashed| homes in various parts of the state ‘ coe . ae he which he will it to “You will hear from me in a day ae dation of the treasury, that propos-| With the car was running without while others will spend Thanksgiv- r $ 3 ‘ e legislature but that he feels it or 80.” Commission Agrees to Flood|ing ‘a reduction in the tax bn cor.| cats. The engineer said he had| ing day at the homes of friends. : :| | would be more of a convenience He borrowed a handful of arettes and stuffed them into hi Teekat just before climbing into the plane. The much delayed flight {sibs dis got under way once more with fair to, ‘ the members to ‘defer the, session School Plots, But Defers Ac- |Poration incomes. It was decided fat cianed Howing one dene All Business Places Closed until the first of the year, ; called his attention to the approach-| _,“! stores, banks, city, county and} Lyle Womack’s: parting embraco of his celcbrated wife, Ttuth Elder, “Many are very bey, at this time tion on Municipal Rink ing car. By that time the car was| {{#te offices will be closed, allowing | when he sailed from New York back to Panama, fs pictured above. And| Preparing for the holidays and it virtually on the track and it was|the employes a day of rest. The|his disconsolate farewell as the steamer pulled away from the dock,| might seriously inconvenience them Although the.city commission ex- i to stop. ed Sets hears will eavels below. to come to Bismarck in : weather prospects at the starting|pressed its willingness to flood! ness interests have advocated going iz y _ delivery only, rural too lal ening. pla r en erg 5 mail carriers being releas 1 from Sorlie said. “By calling the session en rinks for the school children at the|as low as 10, their duties for the day. ‘The sta E ORDERED 10 S T it is made poss : The plane passed Land's End,|Richholt, St. Mary’s and William! Consideration of taxes on admis- window will ite cheaior pay wa CHICA PO H for January it attend — Pe westernmost point of San Francisco, | Moore schools, if the school atthori-| sions, automobile sales and club from 12 m to 1 p. m. sion without inconvenience to hime at 7:39 a. m. and struck out to sea.|ties desire it, no action was taken | dues also was left for a future ses- Fitting programs have been ar- 10 KILL F GANGSTERS PULL GUNS self or his family.” Benin rhea ton ae peer reer rd eerie sion. saci ae STREET MUST xanga in +e various institutions . Reasons for the call, given briefly helmet and dressed in a ti ht busi-| skating rink such as has been - ing Democrat “member of the of Bismarck and Mandan., 1 ~~ «| in the proclamation, will be en- s suit, Captain Giles dorined only|tained here during the last few ‘i ’ as: Holiday at the Fort . larged upon in his message to the a lifebelt as added trapping for the | years. prpemanetd tir pe pene agnai BE STOPPE Soldiers. of Fort Lincoln will|Suspect Draws Revolver - tif ant eke thee at te te Re 2400-mile flight, Hee Saree Si The rink last year upon, preticting that before the oe Beet all gills having Chief of Detectives While eraser pila Bp fare radio, no parachute and no sex! meas . through Z n off for the y ae ‘ x mment from being unable to use teé-navigat! of the ci house, and anedier the #2504000,000 . : the necescary guard details will be} Being Questioned — Several IN HOMES TOD AY ie ae aa cenimenageeee Tues aaipted he trusted a good ‘ Pacific Hegre will have been materiglly in-/Children ¢:d Parents Both gpa Conte, mess serg-| Armed Men Arrested Near might make “rearding. ie three bit to luck, ability to guess the|tracks. It was pointed out last : sie, rned— i i cant of Company M, ha el : ai — major items listed in i amount of his drift and the time| night that the school authorities will CORPORATION INCOME TAX Wa Drastic Action to |can following menu for hie bee, | Detective Bureau, Waiting secre method ot a Learn Se eae me use .of a Hughes | ig CUT TO 11% PER CENT Follow Law Violation xeslery, green olives, mixed Pickles, to. Shoot Down Members of Governor Adams Relieves Pies dare ceentea pce to over a trackless waste oi for that purpose again poe ‘Washi Nov. Sa —Re- cream of tomato soup, 0, .te’ crack- ane * ae —— th that would incu?’ to duction Int tax 2 AE ers, roast turkey with oyster dress-| Rival Gang Scherf of Responsibility in | returned from Washington and an Gi ; i i ‘ r : inced that he believes it is pos- ence Sie, tn, mm fh ie ano | emma frm 2 Eto econ, Yon Sh 1 Oe ne, eet eed hs : Miners’ Deaths | Hilton entail ld "or ie overs 0} si e: A lied sweet = * A i: he entered the Dole flight competi-|cation was not deemed desirable es- Pompe alge ed vost eggs and to their parents as well that/tatos cranberry sauce, dding, Chicago, Nov. 22. The — the Missouri river di i it | peci hildren playing on the streets must be| pnisi H " first victim of Chicago's new | Denver, Nov. 22.-(AP)_. .| from. the federal government by petty Ms eaneyed icnaae eee Laempeleetiy en, arta Pd peirmounes sas. The hom stopped immediately, or the police vosghverenl pumpkin “and eee gang war was found shot to | mittee ReuneeenHig nara oa cora| femaonuot tes cee i 4 esti 1 Granted mittee estimated that the reduction) wil) take drastic action. rage ‘ e ath an doorway on the u ¢ miners} in flood control. It is presumed He failed to reach the destin west i would result in @ loss of $166,000,-] “It has heen the habic of late, the| Ake mixed nuts, mixed candy, ap ide tht ing, The |i" the northern Colorado coal field| here that the legislature would be because of a series of minor A. B. Carley, George Wise and) qoq in revenue. The treasury had| oo jnsireen, the habit of late, the! ples, oranges, bananas, sweet cider, hn wean hie mornin: ter, | today announced all. idle workers] asked. to” throw ‘ite, weigbe, behind Ee eal weeks ago he agai Bi cods Commune y association, Tecommended a cut to 12 per cent. | dren to frequent the streets, catch- coffee, cigars, cigarettes. bert, brother of Earl “Big” | Hl been advised to remain at their} this project. A i 4 Thanksgivii inquets wit! = i 4 headed toward San, Francisco in hisj asked the commission to block off oar gevaeed api peed a ing on to passing automobiles eith-| ita, monus will hg oebsk hore Herbert, bodyguard of Joe Sal- | homes to avoid possibility of more] _ The state mill and elevator situa- nue C to er with sleds or by grabbing hold tis, beer baron recently acquit- |} 0Utbreaks similar to the skirmish] tion, kept before the public by a vie Mios Wanda: Hse, of Wyandotee, Seater to thet hide, of pearing inal de of fender or spate tire and slid: oie panany of thay ted of murdet, ‘The police be- ab, the -Coluniijne mine, yesterday| series of reports reetrding ts oRare sister of he build:r of the|that vicinity may use it for sliding dvocated: the| ing along roadway. several! st. Géorge’s Eipscopal ‘urch will lerbert ‘ Smeets | shed since thes i no's: cl tion and it is to|of the levy was advocated by near accidents have already oc- i ; | to erawl to home after be- | Shed since the. walkout was called| governor's close attent Phat time he came to grief at} d ihe - honed: Sanene treasury and strongly opposed by! curred and if the practice is not be at 9 a.m, with a choral Tuchar: October 18, last. assumed in some quarters ist. The offering will be given to] amaiee, the: tatket of “rival After reviewing reports of the! will present the report of the special automobile interests at the recent) stopped immediately, it was said, % Home| gangsters. Elko, Nevada, when in taking off he . “C+|the North Dakota Children 4 - ; ; committee hearing. “y .| fight at the Columbine, which re.| senate fact-finding committee, ap- Pcp nie des taal uInrY A motion to repeal the tax of ad- oe Deepal to he, 6 satlons | scarey. . Chicago, Nov. 22—(—The guns] sulted in five deaths among miners| pointed at the last session, The plar- was -zated and sent i missions under §3 was similarly)" parents are especially instructed Penitentiary Program of Chicago police and two rival un-| and left a score injured, several se-| with his own comment on the var- ‘The | left undecided, as was a proposal to! 4, see that their children are not| Inmates of the state nitentiary| derworld gangs were ‘loaded andj rlously, Governor Adams announced] ious points raised. The committee’s perme oe ene fee, are ef pl Increase to 25 per cent the present! permitted to play on the streets,/ will hold a special nae at oh unsheath tal y, and three sides| he had relieved Louis N. Scherf,| report, made public several months took off last Saturday but was|similar to that used a year ago, with | levy on tickets to prize fights. _ and are warned that if the practice/m. wuen the girls of the ‘Indjan| were tense in'the expectancy of|commander of the state police, of| ago, attacked the mill Vihar ae ae ti ts will be made. hool, under the direction of C. B. hich has marked| responsibility in firing om the min-| in several details, foe 20 an awe ots Denys entered pay Ja eeoned ays Coolidge Is Not in w Btorits who aye be bees Darling Dickinson, superintendent vail stage olen mnen,pechaps more, for death, ara when they attempted to invade risteag of Faiag il *, sled loads un about a in the prison auditorium. ready th w outbred as| the property, 5 . For Page nncig a at his flight, |¥1 Favor of Petitions ales are. also ‘warned that this is anksgiving serviecs will be hela] beew carried to the offices of the} Warrants signed by 10 miners at| Recommendations with regard to Captain ‘iles would encounter ual jiness men — against the city ordinance and must|at 8 a. m. to mark the opening of| chief of detectives, William O’Con-| Erie, have been made out by a jus-| the grain marketing problems are “medium weather,” with .the winds Wi n, Nov. 22.—(%—The| be sto; ‘ashingto! . a day of relaxation while a motion] nor, ‘against whom a revolver was|tice of the peace there, charging | expected to deal with freight rates - mostly north and north east, the a Two sections of the traffic code,| picture show will close the day’s ac-| drawn yesterday by a. suspect un: | Theodore Pert, superintendent of|on grain from North and San Frencieco weather bureau pre- the President cited by the commission, follow: | tivities. i der questioning. That it would be! the Columbine, and Bud Wyatt of] similar matters, dicted. The fiyer should not run in- “Section 629, Playing on Streets} | The dinner menu is as follows:| fought even in the shadow of the| Greeley, under-sheriff of Weld coun- Text of Proclamation to rains or atmospheric disturbances that r Prohibited. No person shall play|/Roast turkey, dressing, gravy,| detective bureau was indicated with| ty, with murder in connection with The text of the proclamation fole until in the vicinity of the islands,|tive system eat Gee rd and ogg streets, srpnnet, sieve or| mashed potatos, creamy peas, a arrest of satel a all armed, oe death ae she miners. Bienith time nounced. effective rot % ic: grounds, either le resi-/ery, cranberry sauce, mince q were found near the buteau Inson of Weld county sa! e! “Rs uthority vested: eee veer ene ements forth much faversble comment from Sibe that petitions on his behalf be Hence or business districts of the|bread and butter and coffee. The awaiting a chance to shoot down|and Wyatt would be arrested, de-| 5, "hy, ieee atthe * ty, had been made with seven aries be-| the surrounding fevtary bee ques-!| kept from circulation. city, nor on the sidewalks within] inmates’ orchestra will play during] one or more leaders of a rival] spite an announcement by A. B. Ro- ‘and Gin (cae ot tween here and Honolulu to give|tioned the f abi of the Inlike the “I do not choose”| the business district of the city.” | the dinner. gang, the police said. mans, Weld county district attorney, Datota’ and in pursuance thereof, Giles his bearings by flag si: city to assistin the work this ’ hich was typewritten| “Section 631. Towing Sleds and| At the Indian school the follow- Several Marked for Deat that no complaints or warrants] 7 hereby call the ‘to con: in the daylight hours and by flares) A decision on the question will be Carts, No person _ shall ing. dinner Will be served—turkey| 1 Capone and Tony Lombido,| Would be recognized except those| 1 hereby call the legislature Y ‘cag: at_night. ‘ permit { sowing dressing, Potat jigned i marek elock noon, * voaded, his plane was expected to on the pes gravy, cranberry sauce, fruit salad,| 2 on one side, are two who tol at Bisi opr o cart, : i ae te con- : tobo tomate. pickles, jelly, ‘rolls, mince| the police are certain have becn ; J 0, 1938 perigee except a regula ae a aes coffee and| listed for seston, Bis others, 1d Manda E a pon telionine tened. igured he would bas San Srsgnediin Coniier.” apples. ial eeedigetc eg A fod 15-year-o ancan mt me senate oe directly. é , which was a power under the lead- fs * rE ie v 2 ene in eee i Comi A nae ae ine, preseniatioe. cf fee ogi the’ slain Dean *O’Banion, Boy Still Mi IMB} mittee’s report on the mill pr Pye ho + barring difficulties “ok Ballots ming in students at the Indian school will be| #80 have indicated that they are — vator association. s uae : For A. C. Directors} entertained with a moting picture eed te Reais TORY ace: Cre, St. Paul, Minn, Nov, 22—(AP)—| | “2, ‘The increasing scclaneaes ¥ 2, » known as ARDY t al 00: ©: roblems of grain sinsor~—Tho Corner Grocery in ‘ SEN ee evening credited with having important] scrawica on w scrap of epee and| ee3, Aihe Mlsssact river, diversion pee seals . Dick was itroyed i Ballots are already being received political . connections; George left for his parents to see when they| project. in its relation to federal by fie recen ently. ofits broke out n perm ;| at the office of Secretary H. P. God- dan Training rw to the po f Dean aeakenht. Wan the only evidence Flood control 4 about midnight and the caure was ; dard in the annual election of direc- Francis Ford, 15-year-old Mandan,|~ “4, And to enact such further , tors for the Association of Com- potatoes, whit a D., high school student who “ran| legislation as may be deemed neces-- nop Genera ee » bullging Sara merce, and it is expected that by the it awey” from his home last week, oc : : eee P time the polls close at 3 p. m., Fri- of. a. group. alle; gave of how deeply he was hurt| ‘In witness , ber of | fe arranged to assassinate Capone and) | ion he “flunked” two “exams” in “It is God’s mercy that no one ty ted’ in dramatic wor e terested ic work, been.slain in the last fortnight,’ ted 80 H f Detestive| Francis was said to have devoted s i ductions that his former wah a nounced records were marre 0 - i eed re 105 of them. ures.” Francis, considering this -| deep tragedy, left his home without! Robert telling his parents of his desire. to| formal Pelde to redeem his gelf-| ments frantic’ mond, Dale Simon, J. C. ns Webb. The votes ‘clared elected. i caft, five