The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1927, Page 3

asa WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1927 GUARDS ARE BACK ON DUTY IN CAPITOL Oklahoma Senate Announces It-Will Meet Despite Court Injunction Oklahoma City, Dec. 28.—(?)—The national guard was ordered back to duty in the state capitol building this morning when senate leaders defi- nitely announced they would attempt to meet there as a court of impeach- ment in defiance of an injunction ob- tain Gpvernor Henry 8. John- the senate had decided to convene at @ secret caucus called at a local hotel shortly after midnight. He declared that if the soldiers denied them use of the senate chamber, they, would meet elsewhere. id Senafoy Fidler announced that 22 secret caucus. He said they decided to vote on an order to suspend Gov- ernor Johnston immediately after convening as a court of impeach- ment, He said the senators would meet at the capitol at 10 a. m. Senate Superior to Courts After voting on the suspension of tke governor, Senator Fidler said is- suance of a formal call for a special session of the legislature would be considered. The senate then would review several court decisions ad- verse to the contention of legislators that they have a right to call a spe- cial session. The senate, if legally convened, is superior to other state courts. epresentative Tom Johnson, one of the leaders in the impeachment proceedings, declared a majortiy of the lower house were here and ready to conform to orders issued by the senate. Approximately 60 guardsmen un- der the command of Major Abe Kerskowitz were mobilized and moved intg the capitol basement. The court order prohibiting as- sembly of the senate called upon the sheriff of Oklahoma county to en- force the temporary injunction and required the governor to lend any assistance which might be neces- sary. Mer mera ee f Weather Reports | From Over State Snow was being drifted across Western North Dakota highways to-. day by a 16-mile-an-hour wind and prospects were that some additional - snow will fall-in the next 24 hours, according to the local weather bur- eau. The wind is expected to main- tain its present velocity throughout the night, Devils Lake, N. D., Dec. 28.—(?) —A light drizzle here all morning turned into snow shortly after noon, but Martin R. Hovde, weather ob- server, sees no signs of a severe storm. Minot, N. D., Dec. 28.—(7)— Cloudy skies with a temperature of. nix above zero described Minpt weather conditions at noon. Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 28—(?) —After a drizzling rain had turned into sleet during the early part of the day, a ig! snow storm set in about noon. e temperature was about 24 above zero but there was little wind, / Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 28.—(P)— Old timers here assert that there is @ perfect setting here today for a good old blizzard. Snow began fall- ing about 8 a. m., with the temper-: ature moderate and a very low bar- ometer, ese they declare, with the wind in the north as it is, that it will snow all day and begin to blow about 7 o’clock this evening. There is now some 18 inches of snow on the level over this district and it drifted some the week befo1 Christmas, | [NEWS BRIEFS | a (By The Associated Press) _New York—Twenty-four : persons died in New York of alcoholism Dr. Charles Norris, chief examiner, showed today. ‘Dr. Norris said none of the deaths was due to poison liquor. New York—The 71st birthday ait- niversary of W. Wilson will be observce) by the Woodrow Wil- son foundation at a dinner tonight at which No D, Baker, secre- tay of = in the late president’s cab’ t, will be the principal speak- er. New York—The New York Amer- ican that Mabel Boll, Queen,” is , “y enurance flight a tated for today Wee Mere ae or ime » cause of Acosta’s slight illness. — 's \ VV ston. Senator W. C. Fidler said that | ' Condemned senators, a quorum, attended the| - Mrs. Doris McDonald, former movie actress, has been sentenced to hang at Valleyfield, Quebec, on March 23 for the murder of Adelard Bouch- ard, taxi driver, last July. Her husband, George, is to hang with her. The couple hired Bouchard to drive them to Canada from the United States, robbed him- and took his life, leaving his body in a ditch, according to evidence at the ti They were caught at Butte, and extradited to Quebec for trial. uncivilized persecution carried on in Mexico by the Calles government,” and says Ambassador Morrow's friendliness with President Calles and Lindbergh’s visit “are widely interpreted as condoning, if not ap- proving,” acts of Calles govern- ment, Governor Johnston freee tem- porary injunction at Oklahoma City to prevent meeting today of senate court of impeachment. St. Paul—Ralph Budd, president of Great Northern railway, issued statement placing value of Great Northern stock at $198.30 a share, based on recent valuation figures announced by interstate commerce commission, St., Paul—Howard Gvilford, ‘pub- lisher of a weekly paper in Minne- ape! filed petition with Governor Christianson asking removal from office of Floyd B. Olson, county at- torney at Minneapolis, on charges of malfeasance. Governor refused petition to Attorney General Hilton. Tests Raise Question of College Efficiency Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 28.—(AP)— Intelligence tests have raised the question of whether the American college campus really fosters intel- lectual life, Professor Thomas M. Thompson told the education section of the American Association for the Advancement of Science today. Mr. Thompson is associate professor of education at Colgate university. Professor Thompson described the results of a statistical study of the classes of 1926, 1927, 1928 and 1929 in the Colgate college of arts. He said that intelligence tests and scholastic marks given by the college indicated that “the freshman year is the best year on the campus in point of correlation of intelligence with scholarship.” “This,” he said, “raises a new question as to whether the American college campus fosters the intellect- ual life in accordance with the com- monly stated purposes of a liberal arts college. The notion that the sophomore year was an “off year” for students was questioned by Professor Thomp- son, The statistics for the classes since Friday, an official report by ‘medical | the KEEFE SUCCEEDS PALMER New York, Dec. 28—(AP)—James le, president of the 8. Keefe, American Now! The Beginning of Our Annual PRE-INVENTORY SALE Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday Here is a chance to put that Christmas money to extra good use. , chiefs, Blankets and Gift Novelties must be Children’s Hats and Bonnets Smart, Chic little styles for the Miss from 3,to 14 years, featuring every color in plain or trimmed vel- vet. Specially priced $100 RAYON BLOOMERS Colors of Orchid, Peach and Pink in fine quality Yayon, sew- ed with the lock stitch and cut full sizes. Values $1.95 and $2.25 on sale Gi i ienticdiecanin $ 1 48 CORDUROY ROBES: Quilted Silk Robes, Crepe De Chine Negligees, Pullman Robes and Corduroy robes must be closed out. Our en-] tire stock reduced ex- actly for quick clearance HAND BAGS Our entire stock of Purses, both Pouch and Envelope ‘styles, made of quality leathers and fabrics, such as Calfskin, Ant- elope, Suede, Alligator, Snaks- skin or Silk. Marked during this sale at ee OFF HOSIERY Women’s Silk Hose in Kayser and LaFrance makes — Dark colors only, also women’s and children’s merce! and wool hose in dark shades, al} placed on one table to close out. Values up to $1.75 “on sale at ........... ,50c THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Five great sale groups, replenished with additional, up-to-date styles that must be cleared out to avoid in- voicing. Beautifully silk lined coats of imported, soft pile woolens, lavishly fur trimmed. All colors and sizes. Values to $32.50 Values to $39.50 Values to $57.50 Values to $79.50 Values to $115.00 $19.50 $25.00 $35.00 $49.50 $57.50 DRESSES We have included many new numbers in these four great sale lots of. new style Ready to wear, Millinery, Lingerie, Children’s wear, Handker- reduced or closed out before inventory. Children’s Coats and Dresses Every child’s coat and dress including Wool and Cotton wash dresses. Sizes from 2 to 16 years in all col- ors and styles must dresses, Flat Crepes, Satins, Georgettes, Novelty Silks, Twills, Flannels, Jerseys, etc., all colors and sizes. Values to $19.50 $8.75 , sell at Values to $29.50 $15.00 | PARTY DRESSES A close out of all evening and ‘party dresses in light shades of georgette and.chiffon. They’re marked to Values to $39.50 $19.50 Values to $49.50 $25.00 Half Price Children’s SWEATER SUITS Brown, Blue and Red Sweater Suits for children, 2 to 6 years. Marked to close out at Ye PRICE Fancy PIN CUSHIONS Large or small sizes, fancy Pin Cushions with needle. point or lace trim, lovely for the dresser. All colors\ in values to $1.75 to close out 48c At Only e.sccscreceees Women’s Bodice or band top medium weight suits of heavy cotton or wool with silk stripe, knee or ankle lengths in values up to $2.75. Priced clear oe. at $1.00 All. our eft over Christmas Handkerchiefs for Men, Women and children; in plain and fancy colors must be closed out at a _” Discount of 14 Off Men’s and/Women’s linen, ¢otton and fine lawns. Broken’ lots with fine embroidered letters to close out at . Part Wool 66x80 Sateen bound, d patterns in all ’ doubl he ge oae good . good colors, a le e eo Millinery Every fall and winter hat must go. Our entire stock including values up to $15.00 in Metallic, Velvets and combinations in all head sizes and all colors are marked to sell at only 1.95 Winter Underwear Women’s and children’s winter weight underwear. Best Athena quality in all styles. One of the best wearing lines to 1/3 LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES Blankets Here is an item you cannot afford to pass with more cold weather in prospect. Single Cotton Blankets 64x76 Block pattern in Blue, Rose, Gold, Lavender and Grey with double whipped edge. A regular $1.25 value on sale at 95c . 70x80 size, $1.50 value, sale ‘ee $3.39. $4.50 ey ” sale at pprovals-No Exchanges , + No Refunds ° . BROT “Merchandise of Merit Only” N Snow Boy PLAY SUITS Heavy Woolen Plaid one piece suits for children’s outdoor wear. Several good colors left in various sizes to close out at 1/3 off of regular prices MEN’S. WOOL HOSE Attractive patterns in men's fancy wool hose, some are silk mixed. Broken sizes and color left over from the Christmas tush, $1.00 Values ... .69c $1.50 Values ....98c BED SPREADS Our entire remaining stock of ‘| white satin and crochet bed spreads, single and double sizes, plain or scalloped—to be closed out at V2 PRICE A few odd numbers in daintily embroidered pillow cases, van- ity sets, etc., to be closed out at 1/8 less regular be closed out. They are marked at CUSHIONS Fancy Velour and silk davea. Port or boudoir pillows in all shapes and sizes and almost every color, Values in this lot up to $3.95. a $ 1 .95 On sale at . TABLE RUNNERS One lot of fancy Velour and Tapestry table runners in odd lengths and sizes. Very well made. Specially reduced to sell in the preinventory sale at 331/3 OFF NOVELTY BASKETS Fancy Novelty Waste Baskets and Magazine baskets with floral decorations. Handy addi- tions to the living room or Mprary—reduced for clearance ; 1/3 OFF GIFT NOVELTIES A table full of novelties left over from the holidays, cigar- ette cases, holders, bridge pads, fancy tape measures, sewing kits, etc., will be closed out at HALF PRICE OUTING FLANNEL Good patterns for gowns, pa- jdmas, etc. stripes and figures on light or dark grounds in two good qualities. 25ce Value. ..18c¢ yd. 2c. Value. . .25¢ yd. Because of the mature of - this “sale and the great