The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1928, Page 1

ae NTU SEE UEOIEN SO sm cree se anlar ee enna aa |THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ; ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1928 PRICE FIVE CENTS | Ss SSS fps sss SSS MORE LIVES ARE LOST IN GAS-FILLED MINE Col. Lindbergh Completes Round Trip on Air Mail Route}1W0 xiim,9 * ARRIVES BACK |[___AimtostayinAircotiours ||Chicago’s 19th Bomb This Year weir ha 7 ae ‘ — AT ST, LOUIS | = Se Blows Lid Oft Ofticial Patience... we nites incall THIS MORNING BURLEIGH (0, [ems 2+ some! APPOINTMENT tented to Sear See EGE RENE EGET PIONEERS HAVE aces hike eed ine Fee OF LARKIN MAY ARE OVERCOME BY GASES Morning Lose Lives North Side District Wrecked Time After Flight to Chi- ANNUAL MEET) terme 4ome- sue) START ACTION MAIL CARGO VERY HEAVY TAB — mer Search Still on of Talks, Election of Of- {st'the apartment bulding ix whien| termine Length of New Rail seiashetinane sin ie stecincasmnginteneii miata a oS He Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 21.— Lawrence A. ine pe o; 8; tent ficers, Dance Ta and recta OP ae art] Board Member’s Term : (AP)—The known death toll, of q ae ir. mine of the ir Service a Boe ‘ ecenre p foe, thelr, ae ben ‘Inesiaed by the bombing. last FPR as ae Feb. are Be: d : Valley Camp Coal company, to- St. Louis, Feb, 21.—(?}—Flying a : more than 300 pioneers of Korth tt ine Seach foe tatorection| qutwted to determine whether Ben : Rl othe Ser sesceentog'ien Poon ager ye bee Dakota and of Burleigh met at the] fodiing to enaviction of the metie | Larecsgrecemtly appointed to the! | i Four of the bodien were feund he Stach cu pre rane . rand Pacific hotel last night. The) trators of recent bomb outrages, 12. id bi re! rl hoe by oo = in the main workings, white a » entire main dining roow: of the hotel Gove tlie, should serve bh wendy dergh landed at Lambert-St. Louis Rg was reserved for the meeting of the| (lUding those at the homes of City| out the remainder of the term of disastrous explagion oceerred , Burleigh: County Pioneers associa: | Comptroller Charles Fitsmorris and| Chairman Frank Milhollan, whe re-| |. last night. Twssd oihert were field at 9 a. m. today, completing a tion. ‘Tables were decorated with | Municipal Judge John A. Sbarbaro.| signed, was foreseen here following : : located in an isolated section of | round trip over his old air mail a. red carnations and miniature United | T8¢ offer was accompanied by alan announcement by Roy W the mine where five miners, un- route between St. Louis and Chicago! |: Bintes flee und an extalient turkey | Promise to the informant of im-| Frazier of Crosby that the names| |. : informed of the blast, went to in an effort to advertise the postal} |: ; diner ae evel. is munity from tion. of proposed candidates will be re- : work this morning and were sir service. Following the dinner, J. L. Bell The bomb last night destroyed] ceived from organized labor. overcome by gas. Three of the BR pe one of Bianar’s plot, preied| ih, gawene tc tte, 1Gepartwent| The ampocncement wat made by| || a oa oe dreams of air line operators. From 4 4 4 bat elie and Gee htied sev-| the fashionable north side district, is guinea teen Nowpeeeaes, mine mule which pelled out’ the fp re Tamariny Aiea ene . bo garleation, for short talks. | Shattering .. windows in nearby state executive committee. |}. °. : car on which ihe victims were catried 1,997 pounds and 10 ounces c P. E. Bryne, taking the place of ina ‘uneos.Were Away ganized laser ta vie Jel Aah FS : Le — < pial ral see thea oe 3 : ‘a : heh elec oe e itt ‘ The ees a Pod ng build-| a sepeincntntive. on ‘he board nl bee 8 : Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 21—()—An 0 4 ble to attend, incide on. | 8: other resi were} railroad commissioners, and said isolated section of the Kinlock coal 4 ene “ee ' i é nected withthe eae life "ot Bie Le a recent bombings also Sseeative commenter te rede : } : night er ee rea | nea. 5 ee = is ve own. " § SACKS ¢ OF Mi Ath AN SS pecan A fitdelb ee Hectyel in’ keys on ao i Rec si «Hoon which is given powcr to fill vacan- Bue to have been killed and tine others Chicago, Feb, 21--Th Chicago-| These two Oklahoma flyers, Joe Hart (left) and Al Henly, will try to| provements which have taken litical, organization — including| (gee ea nearest’ ticket, will con-| f ae » | |trapped. probably claimed two addi- St. Louis ale wall started ceutrak bring back to the United States the world’s endurance flight record. The| since the early days. He told of the | Judge Sbarbaro, last Friday; Co ci “gee submitted by or- tional lives today when five men, i 6:04 a. m., today, with Col. Charles | ®¥82 monoplane, Fort Worth, in which they expect to stay in the air|moving of the capital to Bismarck troller Fitzmorris and Dr. Willi ts Hee s as a reigesreted oe BE . 4 uninformed of the blact, atten pted > A. Lindbergh at the controls. 60 hours or more to beat the German record of 53 hours, 22 minutes and|from Yankton and.the fight in con-| 1. Reed, a Thom ward com:| oid Position, in ite the courts de- ee . to go to work and were overcome by rode, west with the Dawn to swing b ee bebaae vi Dit, and closed with ve i onto sail that a court action will be institut- ‘ to learn the fate of the clght anes southward a short distance tribute to the carly settlers, quoting g wwerful forces are K ed to determire whether Mr. Larkin ‘J {trapped in the main workings, the Ge hiocelens ok Temes Nel- PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS DD MUCH the following verse: ee, discredit the Thompson: — seit the remainder ag lls : q ‘ Fie five others had entered that section son as pilot and Phil Love, who retanehe oF the Hgneh® Sry of the] | Fearing similar attack upon the hold office only until the mest. were | | : Sardi’ Coad ee ee ane Bet ychartas af ecesger| TQ PROMOTE GOODWILL AMONG THE — [>i.i'eccreyriieacuateres | atte of ice key ered |T™ SH |. SA Se ‘Two other planes awaited the arrival Xny, they reat with ru es! a police guard there and a sweep-| SORLIE'S COMMENT ' : im >7,' 1 |the five, about = mile inside, wer Tackaitcecestseres| —AMBRICAS, U, S, SPOKESMEN STATE| =: | inti ou a | SPRL SP Pg eo mail planes before following. 9 Vo We the splendor of ight.” rage. There also were reports that} Governor A. G. Sorlie laughed age dead. Thi = wher eee Jn the Lindbergh plane were 17 ; Early History Recalled Sree ir eager cya Bees heartily here when told that a court) J | mine car drawn bya mule? As the sacks of mail weighing approximate- | nejegs oa LEN | ay . ion mig! ought to deter- : imal, ps phn ns fillieg she Gir. a sae pion Doings in Congress | cuitmanion elerrveeeY pert Mrs. George Hull Porter, owner! mine his right to appoint Ben Lar- a pulled ‘igen ie nn ee mmf of the building, declared the bomb th, it The average time required for} With Clearer Views of Con-|@————————_——e | tian, w; * i e ing > kin to fill out the unexpired term collapsed and di hours and 20 minutes, but Col. Lind- o yy The Associat 85) ;} one tion as @ member of the state rail- ‘i i " ted delays at Peoris E TODAY oe eee : road board will take effect April 1. RESCUE DIFFICULT and Springfield. wHere regular stépsf~. or@tlon, Charles vars seaieelc: Seathddien: tecsgevecne “That's just: like Roy,” the gov- hat orcs tell Pittsburgh, Pa. Feb. 21.—(7)— were scheduled. Hughes Believes ment operation of Muscle Shoals sition +i “ he Fe bitrag ela reat “pe the! Two bodies had ‘been located and ’ A reporter has right of way in senate, The Pioneer Mother,”. written’ by ment . Frazier, chairman of | illusion tha: fe onument "WS! one-miner found alive early today in slept much last night. Col. wEE -Dill bill hearings continue |Mrs. Florence Borner of Baldwin . | the Nonpartisan state executive) being pressed into. service 88 4) the Kinlock mine of the Valley Ca! bergh smiled as he placed the query} Havana, Feb. 21.—(AP)—Two] before senate patents commit- enpecally for this occasion. OVER HOW LONG nee a ee ech raght ati een ee ae Coal company. at: Pan fet ant in the “perscnal question” category| spokesmen for the United States rs. W. A. Falconer, appearing of here, where explosion trapped which he makes a practice never to|delegation are convinced that the| ‘Senate naval committee con- {on the program in the piace of Mrs Reoeer es Se. baiber: Taekin| seallty, fhe sltable mnsrely, wee Dass" | At men Jest night 7TH answer. Fellow air ren, however,| Pan-American congress, which ended| siders several measures in ex- | Mary McLean, the official historian, TOAD CAN LIVE oi rid Milhollan’s unexpired) ing to the rear while poet ea! 8N-! ported by J. S. Bryson, m baged 9 said Lindbergh slept about three its labors here yesterday, did much| ecutive session. th inti until the next generalj niversary flowers on the Washing-| anniiance man of Pi hours, although he appeared fresh good will among the Executive cai on various | ak prep ily ee rrr arg css, capper abelian Pag have f ton and Lincoln memorials. r lattes coinaeha with: the, unt when he reached the field. Americas. bills called by senate lands Mrs. P. E. Bi read a poem ye: 3 and nine months of a ed States bureau‘of mines, who “The delegates will return to their} committee. written by Mrs. McLeau, paying a Poses For Photographers, |countries with clearer views of th Esch hearing continues be- Zoologists Brand Story of Toad fee Apri 1 eigen MEN AN D fives a usnbercta cone s les SO! e i i , *. as a me! re id, Just before ing off he conditions of saeepes fal: collahors, fore coasts latasaaate commerce eee Teac ie pag fy rernor Sorlie refused to make SIX WOMEN AN Bryson ssid the bodies ‘were nate understanding and for camera men, this being the first|tion, and the camsalitae, Living in Cornerstone as | any further comment on Frazier’s ly mutilated, indicating an explo- chance the photographers sete — will which are the essence of House continues consideration |* jsp included a piano ‘Impossible’ ee ret adh ing Pica sion of strong nature’ The tan him since he landed from St. Americanism, have been pro-| of District of Columbia sppro- | solo by Mrs. Arthur Bauer, a vocal pte pes a ch wy aerer oe found alive was apparently not bad- it. moted in notable a les}, riation bill. duet by Mrs. John A. Larson and — appoint mene seatseoe veal ke a ‘ly hurt, he said, but was unable to Evans Hughes, chief of the United Twelve house committees con- |G Humphreys, and a vocal sole| Eastland, Tex. Feb. 21.—(r)—| nounced, talk when brought out. The bodies on, said. sider immigration quotas, roed by Emmet Griffin,” Removal of s horned toad from a| looked up the law on the point and HICKM AN s HUNT: found at “Six face,” a mile in the , usecle Shoals, thorization, Next President t here that sealed * i workings, were not disturbed, th ( parture from the Janding fie farm relief, naval building, Ata Reaiawe Nest Or ‘Dr, G. gag erg at seaee a. hollan’s unexpired term. rescue workers pushing: et night was due to his desire that the /the present conference was in many| railroad consolidation and house | A. Rawlings was elected president | found xzoologists and laymen - jeg \ No Signs of Fire (Continued on page iwo) the most fruitful of the; . reapportionment. for the coming year, with J. L. Bell| locked in a dispute as to how long 4 _There were no signs of fire, as arg —_———_ (Continued on page two) such a reptile can hibernate. 115 Examined Before Panel Is! sirs¢ reported, Bryson said. Steam International Ring Discussion, of the P Fon-American bp FOUR ARE HELD Judge, Edward Pritebard as Complete—Taking of Tes- | "8" mistaken for smoke, it was union, . Hughes |, resul in Tim H Which | declarat j . ‘ of Crooks Believed |,’ general I of opinion as to le in to he witnessed removal of the. toad BE UPPERMOST timony Starts Bryson and two other rescue men 0 and , Apply For Bonus the sealed and he were forced from the mine to change their breathing apparatus, cee jow! pee oii .”” IN MEXI CI Green hil papal} iL rmelige tg ponte ae 5 and Welby Hunt, youthful partn pany, said a check-up had shown C0 [ y wo yea! ; the time in which veterans may ap-|* horned ‘ that 16 men were in the mine at in crime, for the murder of C. Ivy} the time of the explosion. Five ificates passe ‘July, 1897. Missouri Democratic Presiden-| Thoms, suburban druggist, reached] escaped, he said. ve seo erento ae sent . t ial id T the testimony stage today after) _A rescue squad of the Valley he! Charges Against Men, One al the senate. in tial Candidate Touring | having dragged through several| Camp company, another from a Bishan snd Anather 9. | miter ar et eee ied Seas Deen | Western States E77 hia Siarners, fought. over] Pietsburgh eval company aad’ aa | Priest, Are Myst Becdies, extends, the. time “iimit Perhenyy soy 4 — sesteniay A jury of six “ne and sea re ee, ee ee et tions ' Dallas, ). 21,4) — a like number of women, wit wo , 4 » - sp _— a ae ne ean zoologiste that such a thing wasifight for the, phate and per women alternates, was completed,| Ploring the mine. ‘gh_coal company and one - : : tely which be demanded| a challenge by the defense that the| A fourth group of mine rescue Be Mexico City, Feb. 21.—(AP)—The Ps praxis Hillam. M, Mann, director of for jury| experts was sent from the Valley country. Bishop of i and three pede Slory org yr af ee 2 ree anaes duty rejected, and the way ‘was| Camp mines in the Morgantown, W. i Va., field, and they entered the mine + uary 1 or have been defective would} Washington, Senator James A. Reed, of Missouri, cue for the flow of testimony to} Mae fel an ad entered shame 28 benefit ‘under the extension, out today for Tulsa, Okla., and) start. headed by Stephen Arkwright, | Could Ni far west to spread his doctrine} Both Hickman and Hunt appeared 1 Mid fy ms Wright Biplane toad, harmony. glad that their actual trial was to| Seneral superintendent for the con- 7 E i apartment, suc “hi tern cam tart soon. A total of 115 men and| °°r. ; bank the bo Luncie, Now in England ft By issouri Democratic P sy was pearetiad before the merece members oti cxalering lel, Gok Coleen EA — tou sand, bis. pact ay Opp aaa ee after having been overcome.” They Ww ¥ . a . tke 'aparinene nals Gap, whee fom | Landon Feb, Hiei Th, | Ma oS we hlovd| tn urbe wl beached op une we're, aust, when the town where Gerald Caspman Z tic party can unite and| the trial is over. They were ailow: Cold Hampers Work and, Prisciliano Garza, who|made their first. successfu- flight at to go home last night but we ‘was captured at Monterey, v.erc also| Kitty Hawk, N.-C., landed on Eng- ; 4, t “bri 4 It was intensely cold at the scene, arrested and brought to Mexi¢o|lish soil from the Stinewaska today. : ee most Soportent aoeetion: bes Wegia on their vet aga the thermometer revistering five bition in the wu Hae m the Republican party ‘oday’s session was to be acted the ee break. a ae pelle oli heat . . is_govern-| by a brief = miners cataract by mine vas sn baat ‘the cold vas Thoms. The first actual witness cabeyy’ WOEK Cf TOSCUS.. ime and lobbyists and to place | heduied to be put on the stand by ward of 200 persons, some of thems a the ution .was Dr. Vrank| Te Atves Oy 5 AEROS tet. were the necessity’ for] Webb, assistant county autopsy sur-| Zee them was the father of John the Misi de- gen who examined the druggist’s Poole, whose phy in the my own, son was some of thy Texes| Freeport, IIL, Has [he anxiously inquired concerning Million Dollar Fire) "* ee fale in toe: : : i , ; i ered is Freeport, Ill, Feb. 21-—(AP)—A | : 3 . : : MERICAN & » is E ut? : : ; ay an 5S zy wt i ct i utr z i i} | For North Dakots: Snow able tonight and Wednesday, er, WEATHER CONDITIONS high FEBRUARY 31. sonar ce, a