The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 3

MEMBER QUITS Edward P. Costigun Attacks Three of His Colleagues and Coolidge ; Washington, March .15.—(AP)— The long-smouldering fires. of dis- agreement in the tariff commission were rekindled momentarily today with the sudden resignaation of its oldest_ member, Commissioner Ed- ward P, Costigum of Denver, Colo., who simultaneously outspoken attack agi his colleagues and President Cool- idge. The last of the original Wood- row Wilson appointees, Costigun terminated exactly 11 years on the commission yesterday by tendering his resignation and taking a parting shot at the “high tariff” or “Marvin group” in the six-member body. er who two rs ago headed a com- mittee inveatigation of the. tariff body, the retiring commis long at loggerheads with t) ministration’s tariff policies, as- sailed President Coolidge for failure to lower rates when the evidence clearly demanded it and charged the “helped to wreck the usefulness.” Chairman Thomas 0. Marvin of Massachusetts, and Commissioners Sherman J. Lowell, of New York, and Edgar B. Brossard of Utah, were those against whom Costigan leveled his attack within the com- mission. Makes Serious Charges Declaring they had been “reckless on occasions in their treatment of facts and the law,” he said this group had consistently worked: for higher rates and against important reductions and that the “neanipula- tion of the commission since 1922 is but a part of the total picture of present-day Washington in an era which history may. oe summarize asthe age of Daugherty, Fall and Sinclair.” Marvin was pictured as a “tirc- less and fanatical ionis known in Washington as a tavif! lobbyist for New England protected interests.” Brossard, Costigan ass2rted, had “long been known in Washington as a political protege of Senator Smoot, who has created the impression of a biased, as distinguished from a scientific or judicial mind.” “Member of the senate investigat- ing committee,” he wrote, in further reference to Brossard, “are aware that, while testifying under oath, he ry at times to be cautiously hiding material information within his knowledge which was sought by such members. ‘ i Not a ‘Dissenter’ . Lowell was describec as lacki “equipment or for the duties sion.” and as | [eigaaeage rather tl e acted independently. He “even seems to take pride in ing his misconception of his o! respon- sibilities,” Costigan charged, add- ing that Lowell had tolc the commis- sion that he was not a “dissenting” man and would “keep still” rather than vote his, dissent in reports to the president. f Flashes of Life (By the Associated Press) New York.—Frances Alda, opera star, wife of Giulio Gatti-Gasazza, jitan impresario, is to a Lei and girl in r to make life worth while. At 44 ‘inds wealth, beauty and talent insufficient. “All my house needs is children,” she says. “I haven't any of my own, So I want to be a mother by proxy.” Paris.—A girl athlete who rushed in where adults feared to tread is mourned a heroine. Madeleine Cedelle, who once put the eight- pound shot 39 feet 3 inches, seed at two armed lars.in her home. She felled one and was shot dead by the other in front of her terrorized parents, Augusta, Ga.—There’s more than one athlete in the Cobb-family: Miss Shirley Cobb has just.won a blue ribbon at a horse show. Her brother Junior is an excellent tennis player, Their dad is Ty. A Edinburgh.— When- is. Ireland Seon? we he is ae Seated, won uropean middlewei Shean from Tommy i gan on a foul. Both are Scots. New York.—In the belief that wild animals will have dlsappcored frem Af fficials of the in 50 years, of American museum of tory have sealed 200,000 feet of film in a vacuum container and put it in the’ archives where it will not be ry for half a century. The film of jungle life was: made by Martin Johnson.: London Orangaais and lemonade fot fine Aer, int meena in offerings of the nie ues Mercury is the smallest planet. THURSDAY, MARCH 15,1998 - TARIFF GROUP f Flower and Garden ; Lovers Will Meet) § Following an enthusiastic meet- ing of the flower and garden com- mittee of the Bismarck Association | ¥ of Commerce Wednesday afternoon, | ¥ T,|the members set next Thursday,| % March 22, as the date for a public) § tally of all lovers of flowers and/ % Notes on Special Church Services the series of Lenten serv- been cond: At that time, plans for making| & Bismarck a more beautiful city wi'l| % be discussed, and plans for the|q holding of one or more flower shows | ¥ and other items of intertst to gar-| & deners will be talked over. ‘ Members of the committee are|% C. L.. Young, chairman; Mmes. 8, D./ ¢ Taking John 12:28 for his text, the Rev. . Hilborne his subject “The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved.” He said in part: Henry Drummond wrote a most magnetic book which he called ‘The Greatest Thing in the World.’ In that book he portrayed test of all forces. that the power of love:| is greater than all the materialistic | forces of earth, but if love is the; greatest thing, then to have the! 4 consciousness of being loved is the next greatest thing in all God’s uni- verse. It is marvelous indeed meditate on the universal love of an infinite God toward an erring hu- manity, for his compassion has been nif jout the centuries Burt Finney and E. G. Wanner. FORD MOTION DENIED 4 Pontiac, Mich., March 15—(AP)—| % motion of Henry and Edsel Ford | § filed against them by Hery M. and| Wilfred _C. Leland was denied by |X Judge Frank L. Covert in Oakland | % county circuit court here today. % APITO Tonight—Thursday “However, God’s love in Christ ‘was manifest in a singular and most way to the 12 disciples chose to carry out his mis- sion in the world. But out of that company of 12 there was one above all others to whom the scripture refers on five distinct occasions as ‘The disciple whom Jesus loved.’ To the student with keen spiritual per- ception there would appear five sons for such confi John’s intimate fellowship with Christ, his trustworthiness, his sym- pathy, his quick perception and his unfailing optimism.” which would make them worthy of Christ’s implicit confidence. “No greater honor could be con- ferred upon John or any disciple than to have Jesus willing to entrust his own mother to their care and keeping,” said the Rev. Hilborne. “Are we worthy of the high tasks and the grave res with, and can Christ’ cow | when all others might fail him? How | lo i worth? Does it cost, us any real love, sacrifice and genu- | ine service for him?” Minnesota Democrats Will Indorse Smith) SECRE Minneapolis, March 15.—(P)—In- Smith of New York for the Demo- tial nomination was looked for as the Minnesota state / convention of Democrats got under | ; || VILLEAM. FOX Ne new municipal au- | : ditorium, approximately 250 dele- ites prepared to express a presi. | preference and select 24 delegates and a like number of al- ternates to the National convention | What bothered the convention at the outset, however, what it shguld do, was where i Plans to meet back stage at the auditorium were upset’ by a@ last-minute rush of delegates It was then “2termined to use the! ing” | main convention hall in the audi. torium, but as this called for addi i $300, the start of the meeting was delayed until volun-| teer. subscriptions had been to cover this increased cost. - “20 Legs Under the Sea” Friday and Saturday | OU VE 206 « day and buy 2 white-enameled | Y-RELSAN SAVE 200 « dey spd bey Red Wheel Seif regulating Oven. Why put ‘it off any Relieble Ges talled 4 wing of time and work a y the control of the oven heat by s and finishes we have it your kitchen. the means of the Loveia Red Whee! 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