The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1927, Page 1

6 iat io dal ok a ei Boe ae LTE PE SL EON TL TRO FOTO ee a b= 828 pe (2=%) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE |=? COOLIDGE PLEADS FOR STRICTEST ECONOM Bismarck Has More Snow Than During Winter of ’25 or ’2 itd commen Bandits Net Him |*y-qperch Ha ‘Fre \Dog Team Takes | OO | a” | Sei | Bight Lives. Sts cog | |S UNCHANGED { i ° NORTH DAKOTA'S * OLDEST NEWSPAPER { 5 Hasbrouck Heights, N. J., ‘ Salt Lake City, | . 6., Recommends Loan Board With LAST NIGHT Dees Sita! Chaps [Boarding Houie in Willamoos,| ($5* Whe C4, nike acing Revolving Fiénd’thetua Haan : i Loais was in the "ot k shop W. Va. Is Destroyed Early | (ose, lek prurungled | through Today Idaho, to carry medical aid to a sick boy marooned in an isolated , Ged cand: fifty" ties of herd FLAMES CUT OFF ESCAPE) ‘ycauinn wit themes of here says Dr Den Numbers ete Six of the Victims Were at| McCall, Idaho, by automobile Equalization Fee FAVORS FLOOD CONTROL Indications Are That. New Record For Early Snowfall Ss Will Be Established Moderate Program of Expan- as the craft after a trial flight, and e nose tilted, sending the Sunday for Lak mn’ fensea ROADS BADLY , DRIFTED Shitling. propeller ints. the | Williamson to Testify in | Sundey for the Payette, Lake sion For Nation's Def aa ground, The colonel was un- Murder Trial compelled him to try the dog Is Suggested : hart, pureer: team. The boy, Emmett Rout- Lowest Temperature Last It was Colonel Lindbergh's sialic, son of Weiser, Idaho, was first mishap since he took the Williamson, W. Va., Dec. 6.—(AP)| Stricken with influenza and Washington, Dec, 6.—)—Calling | Night 1 Above Zero—Sub- air for Paris from Roosevelt |_right persons met death in a hemorrhages and was not, ex: : : . = the people to continue @ “stern | . lew days. cae — tail wi swel is |house here today, gs were rounded from ‘ : More snow has fallen in Bismarck plane in landing to prevent Six of the victims were residents} avtong championship tema and " gress aay a ee Lp phew fn ‘the past 30 days than the total crashing into a group of photo- jof the Dingess section of’ Mingo] taken to Payette Lake to await gi Pei mt the nation’s 3 fall in 1926: or 1926, according to’ graphers, e county, who had come to William-| Dr. Numbers and Roy Stover, . a ; its natui = 9 fi s on file in the office ef 0. ——_—_—_— son to testify in the murder trial of} expert musher, who will drive . c th ti a eter which touched vir gy rts, federal’ meteorologist : Elijah Wellman and his three so: the team into the Thunder ee : ® “7 ‘a = of Sotelo fier Seunes of the i 8 Weather bureau here, ‘ BO ARD F The fire originated in a hallw: Mountain region in the west E : 3 - wi <n) he thes ‘ interest, 4 which record 222 inches up until 8 i y | between two sections of the room-| central district of Idaho. < speculation, the president presented ing house about 6 a. m., and spread so rapidly that the cight were trapped’ when flames cut of the iews_ differi ae sctaesniasihitaaaamiseciesibii : : : tutte fveitee a in minor ; s SUIT AG AINST : $ outlined on the major PB iewse of only stairway. : farm relief, taxation, feat All the bodies wero found ina foreign relations and the bathroom in the upper floor, »t : SA . the army and navy. which the victims had fled. ‘Those OIL COMP ANIRS , b Informii a that he had’ burned to death were: : a online Bed srggpe of the with its equalization fee, he Secon mended instead « federal farm board with a revol fund to up cooperative marketing and eid stood ‘the ; a. m. today. ‘ This mark also approximates that “ of 1916, when a total snowfall of| | TEXAS BANKERS 22.5 was registered for the months eee + of November and December. With the month stjll young, Mr. Roberts believes that this figure TO AGREE ON ik ems re 2) 10 BR DROPPED i g 7 "| -| children, Goldie, Wade and a six- dans frcentrar i oily ene Ede THOU ‘ Union Off a Fur: weeks-old baby; Pearl Johnson | a 12-mile an hour wind, was form- ther Consideration When | Browring and Mennty sheriff John impenetrable drifts on highways in this sector, a os survey by L. Marcum, all witnesses at. the Denver Meet Fails murder tial, and pov 1.sum ana in the disposition of crop ~ This son, Albert, who conducted aiMaster in Chancery Decides \ On tax revision he Mr. Rol veal LIBEAT: BANK, 2 : ir. Roberts re ! vi Sie stas ea Denver, Cold, Dec. 6—(AP)—| cafe on the groifhd floor of the; Charges of Violating Law z Be Re ee Rh: A biting ‘wind that “sent cost Failure of a mediation board to| wllding and(lived above it. ‘Are Not Justified panded "by the Bry Peage! 2 tails flappi and caused pedes-| Sheriff Reed Webb, at Od ; reach an agreement here in a wi > liebe alle ~ . é submarines, 1 a iriske-40" byenue closar ito ret Tex., is the first thie in.on the pores ie ed Brotherhood of Forest aoe Chi Dec. 6—(AP) 0 re eset maecuse roeersr| the of 0 ireme! 3 shicago, Dec. 6.—| —Cha: . tery lepton cals the weths| co to pey 0 eat ox on tog gre tan Sporenera ratrnde,| $1,500,000 Damage | itt von a : Ry: Contro}, Even if they dave to meet in jail, Oklauuma’s insurgent legislators} He recommended.that flood will investigate the adminjstration of Gov. Henry S. Johnston. The|trol be confined this year to governor bas applied for an injunction against them, and should this|lower Mississippi river, with pro-~ f ._ |of violating the Sh is bureau in regard to temperatures| bank bandits. The sheriff and part| ‘day brought a demand from union Over California iv, contained in a federal’ cuit which ‘were estimated’ at from 20/ of his check for killing the two ee ea cae aed against the Standard Oil company “Howeten Mi, Roberts’ inatra-| tre Gute, M,the act of robbing] ht’ reported it was unable t0| Los Angeles, Dec. 6—(AP—With|and 50 other oll cognpanien, ore nev poteel rcgibes fot mare 8 i above, omer? Lobe oe pays el pear aie areas eres Cue; | justified and the suit should be|b® granted any session would be in contempt of court. The “big| vision for adequate dikes, emerg- above zero during the ni put increased » eh, i four” of the anti-Johnston forces are pictured above, At the top, left,|ency spillways and aides to na’ predicted subzero- temperatures for| helpers, hostlers and outside hostler| thousands of acres of brush and for-|dropped, a master in chancery has|ig Representative Robert C. Graham; right, Representative ©. P Hill, | tion; cautioned that this probe: 1 tonight and Wednesday. ~ helpers, and declined to make any/ st lands of southern California, and| recommended to the United States| slated to become speaker of the special session; below, left, Represen- | should be met by viewing it as a sep- - "4 to‘al of 25.4 inches of snow has ; award on other demands. These|the fifth fairly well under control.|cireuit court of appe The suit tative Tom ‘Johnson; right, Representative H. T. Knight. arate, national question fallen so far this season in St. workers sought an increase of one/ estimates of losses to property and! 2. filed three . attempts to link it with other pro- : watersheds today sent the total d years ago by the d : Sirraatirs whether haeaba sania AT B AN U E ieee Boone and Albert| damages to more than $1,500,000. oa: States department ' f agri- STORM. CLOUDS : posals for river control and expaw. three addi u al By far the greater part of this!" Choties Martindale, the master, 1 | . . sion; and suggested that the peo- ree additional inches during ‘the Phillis, appointed by the Brother.| | By far the greater part, of this High Lights of ple enjoying the bencfits of Jand night and the flakes til falling. ; a i hood, agreed on cents a day and 40| chief property loss was tn Sunset sptalag was no sy hienee of 8 G ATHERING ON Annual Message || 52%" rial, althoust hh i bs jj Rev. G..W. Stewart of Mandan fk, RV. Ny monoply, price i a Ses iter, of its expense. = ....- ~of re oioe. ive Pi pects tor and, ex iret, repre-| northwest of Los Angeles, it epee patent rents, dal Farm Relief—Creation of a MeCcmteatn of in dam at ‘‘oulder bed the! to Give Principal Talk at tives ad Je carriers, were un-| most « hundred homes and tho old| itis "findings were anon test ‘= waxes federal farm board to adminis- ||Canyor. in: the Colorado river was meee FathersSon Dinner |riing to give te fee an | Sra cca aed ne ct eo ean a oes! CAPETOL HILL || case = || Sree & Me pradet S ot “ " crease but fav. a of seven| a total o: ,000, , ‘ da’ i \ A ‘ operatives. |, however, every e rd pp peieons aoe ant me Sal Bball per cent: ta, cher em pet and a‘year in preparing his : a *, Flood Control—Construction peasiility should be exhausted be- . of dikes, emergency spillways ‘ore the federal government becomes and aides to navigation on the || engaged in the power business. Mus- lower reves (2 cle Shoals, he said, now was mostly Taxation—Moderate reduction || concerned with power, but in its dis- as recommended by the Treas- || position he said preference should ployes involved. 7 DES: FS 380- report. Republicans Meet to Beside the Standard Oi ompanien of ry *4.,/of Indiana, New Je . Pick Convention City Kansas, Louisiana, New’ "York, ‘Car. 4 fornia, and Ohio, the defendants in- Washington, Dec. 6.—(AP)-—The|cluded ‘the Standard Developnient bowed More than. 600 Bismarck fathe ilar of coffee which were soon) \i/ons will: attend the annual 6 Dads and Lads banquet that will be ca = ontane, weitern Pilot Baad held in the High pecool gymnasium M AY REPE AL resale d temperatures rang- at 6:30 p. m. Thursday. 4 Senate Republicans Authorize Continuance of Negotiations Under the auspices of che Rotar: ‘i yy, the With Independ ury and retextion of certain ex- ||be given to proposals.to use all or Williston to. -20 at is S fight in the Republican national|compai.y, the Texas company, the ith Independents ” : B Pilnce Alberts Sask. gid Kivaiisclabs, with W. G. Ful- es MITH Meonlige See Caisn Butler Sun Oil’ company, the Skelly’ Oil else taxes, i part of it for nitrate production and ans ney mick ere id girls’ wel- because he declared publicly that he}company, the Waite Phillips com- Washingt Dee. - PIN ti aL ef ree. ae ore sae Uplate ae had CONSTRUCTION CREW IS fare work, in charge, an unusually favored Kansas City for the next!pany, the Magnolia Petroleum com- er lekdt cetheted ce Gate ed tiie senna Ne nae ae oar MAROONED IN MONTANA eee program has been pre- national convention broke out today | pany, the White Eagle Oil compan = clouds re ered over Capitol supply of officers. _ attained a prosperity never exceed- Denver, Dec. 6—()—The first pared rge Shafer, attorney xs the commitee men began to hear|and the Roxona Petroleum corpo! ill today ns the new congress, in! avy—More cruisers, sub- |/cd and therefore was in a position nevere blizzard of the season roared| Seneral of North Dakota, will act formal arguments from a dozen|tion. the second day of its session, as- marines anc airplane carriers ||to enjoy some of the benefits which ~ but no participation in a naval result from economy, Mr. lidge building race. presented the spectre, sembled to hear the reading of neral chairman. southward from Canada today to ae fe : foll President Coolidge’s annual mes- % pone nb, cities seeking the convention. The master said he found no evi- cripple traffic and leave more than Ensemb™ BH. S$. Orchestra|Farmers Warned That ‘At- Two committee men issucd state-|dence that the defending companies of persons trapped on‘ -the e ments to the effect that it was not|procured patents to further a con-| 58! a ; Prohibition — Strict enforce- Reis in central Montana. America eee tempt Will Be Made at Pres- |in the province of the chairman to|spiracy and to “freeze out” compet- Rot only did the presidential|] ment. With thermometers standing at, Sis attempt to swing the convention to|itors, as charged by the govern-| message disclose a chief executive Coal—Legislation permitting e mark: ruck 2 Session of Congress ile head : tC tition, id, is ac-| Standing pat on those controversial|| the president to act during sabaee i Bd shepn. a in . J. Duemeland ent of or oe f ae emnapaee ers Of tual and Past the mecketing sub; which have been the source}| strikes. 3 filled ts t i railroads, and H. S. Girls’ sextette lye and other cities in the race expressed | rivalry keen. of his greatest opposition in the! Foreign _ Relations—Under- sacrifice 4 traffic in ci Fog as ‘well ‘as rural dis-| B° +-.W. G. Fulton] Chicago, Dec. 6—(AP)—A warn-| surprise and anger that the chair- ‘i ec senate and house, but the senate|| standing with other nations to- || government must continue to econo- | tricts. The storm was the worst i. -Rev. G. W. Stewart|ing to farmers that an attempt! ian had not remained neutral. MOTION 18 DENIED itself uncovered a new element of|| ward outlawing war and nego- || mize. .« Audience | probably will be made at the pres- ‘i n, Wis., Dec. 6.—(#)—The| uncertainty and political contro-|| tiations of covenants not out of Tax Reduction } bers e committee ‘that oak cession of congress to repeal the Pe, iors orale coal iee, 1m pe) Pre ayryattl court ais denied| versy in its own ranks. harmony with the Constitution. “The rep of the treasury,” the program and banquet|Hoch-Smith resolution, directing| Hetroe for the convention, declared | the motion of attorneys for the] Just before the annual message Philippines ~- Congressional |j the president , “has recommend- ; L. Conk:in, Frank Brown,| the interstate commerce commission | that if was not necessary for any| Izaak Walton league of Wisconsin] Was teceived at the capitol, senate|| supervision of revenue expendi- ||ed a measure which would give us a George Bird, W. L. Nu.ssle, W. G.|to change freight rates to” permit| committee man to follow the sug-| for permission to start action ‘in| republicans threw down the guant-|] tures and visit to the Islands || much better balanced system of tax- Fulton, L. E. Birdzell, Father John| movement of tural products! Cestion of Butler and that: he was| quo warranto, against L. B. Nagler,| let to the group of five independ-|] every two years by a congres- ||ation and without oppression pro- P. E. Byrne, and Dr. C. E.|at lowest. possible rates, was issued displeased that the chairman|. conservation director. The con-|emts who are demanding certain|| sional committee. duce sufficient revenue, It has my jouse, nin John E. Benton,.of the Na- Frye fag a preference. James E.| templated action would have re-| legislative assurances on farm re- Panama Canal—Construction || complete support. - Calling the attention of many Bis-| tional Rajlway and] Davidson, national committee man| quired Negler, former secretary to| lief and other subjects before they|| of a $2,000,000 canal at Alha- into| marek, fathers to the fact that there i issjoners. for Michigan, asse that Butler’s|,Gove nor Zimmerman, to show he|tupport the Republican slate of|] juela for flood. protection. they] #te many boys who do not hafe fath-| Mi: q statement was “provoking.” ‘was qualified for the office. ~ senate officers, The conference, Merchant Marine—Stop fur- Y{lers, Mr. Fulton urges sonless fath- v4 after some plain talk about telling|} ther building; turn ships over to ets to call H. GO; Saxvik, super : n the independents to go as far asi} private capital as second line of tendent of the public schools, who. they liked, finally did authorize aj} naval defense. ll allot some hoy, for the evening. | expected. \ continuation of negotiations. Inland Navigation—Projection Si ——— hago a ‘ “ Palas a ba eS ek of the ae to ie egy ag . cess! le! js largely s This development, as ej] terway through tl it. Law- ix Are Arrested «| cent) depends este FOR 24 GIRLS FROM SLOPE COUNTIES) .is.s-r's7re"s. ie, "se] teres ns a ey Sg er ata ek od see ete | m 8 subst » = wn siness. After.Club Holdup gr, expecially in prevention of | Only Home. in United States That Conducts Statewide Rescue) *THO" S30 “however, was in a t advances in trl tes, ood. A few minutes WN thieins. nk darren ae ae Work Reviews Organization and Its North Dakota fiazs orsene oot A fom baci IND ] CTMENTS wit to liens any of the “An ererention oe action ime Activities For Community, Chest Drive which r areas is being made b~ ti:, commis- ‘ 3 Mellon's tax _reductioi ‘rd tothe i 04 i pomiany Lae that pare (of a beer of 15 members, eight women and seven men, the ase aie its tax bil ARE HELD VALID fa Me repeal of the resolu ho oversee the financial and internal policy of the Florence Critt Pr eies coneigersticn: ong 3 : T make this sri Oe sige APT, rn ' ’ | Wisconsin State Supreme! ir homes country, a Appvors WINTER AHEAD uf a bo} id fi the National Washington. B. ©. We are the only ‘home in the eahingtn, Dee, 4-—(AP)_—Ott Court Upholds Lower Court wor! other being located ind: start that generous- ustaining Dem loca lems. : ly bore eu, preesion forecasts of in Su : muyrer oe venga ino is second round tay, welcom-| Madison, Wis., Dec..6.—(AP)— rs wounded in the bat-|that the . spell afforded | Validity of indictments ‘returned by boriglh shih tested a poss ten.” ‘ reading of Fresident Co0l-| the special grand jury which investi- oy beoked f oo : m ‘s . | gated vice conditions and gounty of- ficials of Forest county was upheld today by the Wisconsin state au- experienced in several years. Driven across the Montana border