The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1928, Page 1

) FLOOD dl _ Several of Gov. Sorlie’s DAKOTA'S 'EWSPAPER ; ESTABLISHED. 1878 HEARINGS ARE BROUGHT NEAR 10 CONCLUSION Freight Rate and Terminal El- evator Questions Only Ones Bringing Argument OPPOSE FARGO TERMINAL Airport Question Favored in Principle—Special Train Request Disapproved ATERS PRESIDENT T0 STOP IN MIAMI ON WAY TO CUBA Will Motor ‘Through Florida City and Visit Points of Interest There AT KEY WEST TONIGHT Plans to Make Trip to Havana Aboard the U. 8. Battle- ship Texas « oe ll yt aed reports involving: the transactions of the State Mill & Elevator at Grand Forks have been made. Among ther The Fact Finding Report The Lund The Poole-Schantz Report ; The Various Burchard Reports. None of these reports entirely. The Poole-Schantz and Burchard reports take 8! issue with the Fact Finding report and the Lund reports. The joint committee of ‘the legislature should tear the lid off and get at the truth. When reporting back to the leg- islature, the committee should be able to show that one of the reports is correct; the others false or all of them in error. This special session has heen called to ascertain the real facts in regard to the conduct of the mill. The people of the state will be satisfied with nothing less—there will always be doubt if the legislature does only a half job. HICKMAN SAYS PROVIDENCE DIRECTED HIM Slayer of Little Marian Parker. Adds Another Statement to Collection CHANGES FORMER STORY Says Impulse to. Kill. Just ‘Popped Into My Head’— Hunt’s Plea Refused THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE *" BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1928 DO DAMAGE IN WESTER Modesty Almost - Costs Man His Life Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. 14.— (@®—Modesty, and a lack of a ir ‘of trousers nearly cost lerman Cog 24, life here last Cramer, the only man in a rooming house full of ' was locked in the bath room. He was in the bath tub when he suddenly found he was fast losing consciousness from only: ¢l 5 er hesitated to open the door without having on his trousers, he told police. He had struggled into his | underwear when hv fell uncon- scious. The land lady heard him fall and smelled the gas. She called the police and Cram- er was rushed to a hospital in time to save his life, Proposals Rejected by Committee|soi mits. | MELT-TOWNS INUNDATED HIGHWAYS WASHED OUT. Washington, Idaho, Oregen, : Montana Affected Spokane, Wash,'Jan. 14.—(AP)— SEARCH STILL ON FOR SLAYER OF FLINT GIRL Two Men>Held in Custody as Suspects, Police Doubtful of Their Guilt $2,000 REWARD OFFERED 500 Police Officers and Depu- ties Comb Entire State For los Angeles, Jan, 14—()—An- Rcssing and sotee ot tats ing and - Mari "Parker bas been ‘added to the already feasions pencil by Mae Bae ward Hickman. President Coolidge’s Special There should be an examination of the members of the Train, en route to Key West, Jan.| Fact Finding committee; Mr. Somers should be quizzed further 14—(?)—Traversing ‘a section of|as to his interest in the matter; how the Fact Finding report the United States entirely new to| was given to the public and broadcast; Mr. Burchard, the mill him, President Coolidge journeyed| auditor, whose Leone Mor been challenged, should be exam- southward today to Key West,| ined; Mr. Lund should be heard in his defense. Mr. Spencer de- where es will (epg pean clares that Mr. Lund is right. Mr. Burchard declares ‘as em- -Ameri-| phatically that Mr. Lund is wrong, and so do the findings of a ‘international co-| the Poole-Schantz report. Messrs. Poole and Schantz should be heard also. A flo meil Governor Sorlie’s statement to the committee does not the president| alter the situation at all. His remarks are merely a reitera- sped during the| tion of his message. He still asks the committee to invest:- Fi sorte nae gate thoroughly and make recommendations as to future pol- oride, vith © stoPlicies. Governor Sorlie at no time has accepted the Fact Find- t hicarney Davi: ing report as wholly acctirate. He challenges many state- 4 ments therein, basing his challenge on the Burchard and Poole- Schantz audits. The responsibility in this emergency rests solely. with: the af Mieml|tegislature. They must either adjourn finding that the mill visit} has been inefficient, such is the case it is their sole} the search. : i will] business to arrive at the proper remedy. The members can-| _In telling of the dismemberment| Out That Otherwise e hunted | Hot dodge this responsibility. Se belt crater: Must Be Rebuilt ‘i Be en gro of = committee Ww today, the Joint, house thousand dollars damage in the: out nalineed tramks tak trector Ema inundated towns. leaving CIVIL SERVICE TESTS 700 HIGH |e FOR DRY FORCE Lapwai, and Uniontown, Pullman, Elum, Walla Walla, Wash., were inundated, the lower by. William Ed- The latest: document was scrib- day by Hickman in the alienists, prosecution and the y Prosecution ly drew fire from: the prosecution camp, representa- tives of the district attorney’s of- fice hailing it as a defense plan to| tear holes. in the wall of confes- ie previously made by the young slayer. i Whereas he previously . said he vee on small Ric's sy in the beer is apartment woul searched, in his last declaration of —_ ee “ee Oo motive Hickman wrote: into my heads” P Maul dot Poured] Commissioner Doran’ Points|, ighways all over W a if. j HH *s 1,500 of the 2,000 Men on Pro- hibition Pay Roll to Pass « Examinations [ oi y. Senator W. D. Lynch, La Moure county, chairman of a committee to stady the rules of ogre sald that the com- — decided ‘Sunda: This legislature cannot dispose of the matter and go home.| «, mee vbr Pacific traffic was reported bark on The people expect the whole truth from stem to gudgeon, and ren daciae te cree at dont Washington, Jan. 14.—(AP)— *s veal a remedy if one is necessary. ; a it was a cold blooded mur-|The government’s prohibition en- TELEVISION a | oe If the legislature adjourns without some definite action,|“*l, his new confession. Hickman|‘rcement machine must go to the re _were|it will earn the condemnation of the state. No one expects! wrote of a “kind of: providence,”|S@tage for an almost complete re- By f Faz 5333 Ha who saw the child’s wt rejected Fa the proposal 1 appropriate. 6 ‘ $25.00 for an immigration train a g 3 4 oie 8 i = F H FE te 3 it ge ‘7 f F j i ‘ ; 8 é = i ile i Pit > ‘ » 2 time after the crime was tli the their the not hese db Qe rite 3 ce. com- looting A equal new world, CUBA WANT: TO PROVIDE : HARMONIOUS ATMOSPHERE Havana, Jan. 14.—(7)—Cube was determined presi- a whitewash one way or the other, but the people of the state expect to know the truth. To date, from evidence brought been| before the committee, the truth or falsity of none of the vari- ‘Mr.|ous reports has been established—in fact there has been no in reply| investigation worthy of the name. . .At-this writing none-of the auditors who wrote the re- ports in issue has been examined—why? Can Mr. Spencer qualify as accountant? : Let the legislature get down tp the business for which it] ened ‘was summoned—hew ‘to the line and let the chips fall where they will. CHAMBERLIN FAILS TO ESTABLISH NEW WORLD DURATION FLIGHT RECORD rua Fens won meme! FIGHT TO SAVE BABY’S LIFE IS off from Physical Hardships From Net stay Up tone Boon! UNSUCCESSFUL attempt this week to establish a Finally Dies mane landed at 2:04 p.m. It the record held in Germany. | and skilled obstetricians to keep record, had bettered the old mark of $1 blood transfusion 25 has were » the and the heart stopped. itchell. Field , day, ‘the werkers used 55 tanks of and the transfusions in the Start—Flyer Betters Old| American Record, But Does to Make It Official Mitchell Field, N. Y., Jan. 14.—| Infant Kept Alive 58 Hours by @)—Clarence Chamberlin’s second Artificial Respiration ’s duration flight record today. — Chicago, Jan. 14—()—The 58- main in the Pegi sy hela hour fight of six Chicago firemen ‘The also fai to mak life in the body of 12-day old Bab: ised nit ithcogh he Geo Smith through: ‘artificial res} and hee bab died last night just .baby ni ju the tire! firemen and physicians the; ‘ith- iy ey Sa t seemed certain death lant | Wednes. jued_at $1,400, Yee Jose: Seith sub- two effort to save the Curtails List of Employes which. he declared - directed him in what he called “this terrible crime.” Murder Only Incidental i “If they had hindered me.I would have done it, namely, kill my moth- er or any one else who stood ‘ way because they. stood in the way pat Pepeiienre. which was. in- thin," map when asked ‘if he oe threat- his mothers And later, he added: “In the pursuit of this great calling the murder of my. own mother would be only: inciden- tal. The life of one person:is-of no value when the property and lives ot rh fg of people is to be con- idered.' While Hickman was wielding his pencil for the opposing slienists, 16-year-old Welby Hunt, his con- fessed accomplice in the ‘holdup etic tesie kat aqinrios ing 0! ivy Thoms, lost a for a. separate trial on the indictment jointly. accusing the two of the care of Hunt’s attorney, A. Gray Gi * to obtain a juvenile court trial for his young Nuchols Funeral Held in Mandan - Funeral services for Judge Samuel L. Nuchols of Bismarck, who died after a long illness Wednesday night, were held from the First Presbyte- rian church of Mandan Friday with Rev: G. W. Stewart, pestor, offici- ating.” Burial was made {n the Un- fon cemetery, beside the bady of Mrs. Nuchols, who died in 1918. “Remember Me” was sung at the church services by a male quartet . Gould, Walter Tostevin, Rev. Stewart, and a duet, “O Morn- ing Land,” was sung by Mrs. D, C. Scothorn and Rev. Stewart. > Pallbearers were H. L. Berry, J. M. Hanley, B. W. Shaw, W. H. Stuts- man, ong 4. 0. deraon,. ~ F. Kelsc! - mn, John F. Sullivan and J. £. Campbell.. In respect to the memory of Judge Nuchols, the Burleigh 'y dis. trict court, which is in session in| Some adjourned noon : Fri- few a i A. SP ee : ogre ;, Kindred’ has ‘been Oscar Lybeck, Ki Po cwrote| to buildng unless the civil service commission lowers the hurdles with which it confronted the dry agents in the recent: examinations. Seventy-five per cent of the work- ing parts of the machine—1,500 pf the 2,000 men on the payroll—faii pass the ‘tests cae Erm ty ommissoher’ Doran is certain enforcement must come to a tem- porary halt’ if ‘the flunkers ate: not rare a "éhance. It would be a. told the commission, to rel his ‘enforcement machine trom other than preserit employes who passed the examination. About 4,000 succeeded in the test but Doran said: their other qualifications ap- peared to be not so good. If the present examination results stand,. Doran pointed out that, as an example, an entire new force would be for the Carolina district, where only one man of 30 ssed the test. In Philadelphia, a niversit; ¥ former United States marshal fell before the questionnaires. Slight Earthquakes Are Felt in Belgium Brussels, Jan. 14.—(AP)-—Slight earthquakes were felt in Belgium today, the first’ being registered about midnight and the second be- tween 3 a. m. and 4 a. m. brallgtty e was gerd the eas! ol ie province o! in the Vehdre i and in the province of Luxumberg. The second tremor was felt in the borhood of Brussels. lo _serious damage to yperty or loss of life was . Hunting Wolves From . Planes Against Law big i itemplatii ntir Pa aye gig ase a In the first place, it's too hazard- ous and in the second it is against the state law. This has been out by Senator John W. eon “who is: also chief Cea Beg of Iowa graduate and a home BEING ADAPTED 10 USE IN HOME Sound Near Realization - Schenectady, N. Y., Jan.- 14—(#) —The radio fan's dream of a home receiving ‘set bringing to him both sight and sound seemed nesr real- Rado wr ried ‘ both waves § audition and vision into homes here. Some further simplication and: a regulation of cost of apparatus are all that stand in the way of house- hold use of television, engineers say. a mee ee ‘ ce ere Bt Q *, detail, the Perry it artiste whose voices they heard from = common: radio loud speaker. The - ter was located in a laboratory three miles away. demonstration was given by the General Filectric com- Pany. : E. F. W. Alexanderson, ‘chief consulting engineer of the Radio Cor of America, said that: at present the vision broadcaster was limited to the transmission of but a single subject, such as the face of @ person or an extremc’/ con-- centrated group of objects, wilt For Dist Toleiton br des yas. been The law, ‘Senator Benson says, my