The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1928, Page 12

"PAGE TWELVE THF BISMARCK TRIBUNE GOVERNOR HUNT STOPS FISTS OF STATESENATOR ‘Arizona Special Legislative) Session Enlivened by Fistic | Encounter Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 27.—(AP)—| ‘A fistic encounter between G. W. P.) Hunt, governor of Arizona, and State Senator Fred Colter during an argument in the state capitol over the Colorado river question, gave an exciting touch yesterday to a prob- lem which has harassed the state for years. Arizona's intense feeling over the ultimate settlement of the Colorado river problem, in which she has bat- tled her sister states for what she insists is a just share of water and | power from proposed dams, was the | subject of an argument which pre- cipitated the clash. The state legis- lature has been called into special session primarily to consider action to be taken upon the Swing-Johnson ( bill now before congress. Arizona's Colorado river commis- | sion, appointed to investigate and handle the river problem in conjunc- | tion with the commissions of the six other states concerned, was being discussed by Senator Colter and sev eral legislative associates when G ernor Hunt appeared. Hunt, who was defeated in a seventh term at the November elections, became involved in the argument. | w.; The governor's secretary, J. \ Strode, declared afterwards that he saw his chief stagger against the wall from a blow delivered by Col- ter. Strode interfered, catching| the senator by the arms, whereupon | the group of legislators closed in, fighting and shouting. Colter also was reported to have been struck in the face during the melee. CANADA-CUBA FLIGHT STARTS Non-stop Hop from Walkers- ville to Havana Must Be Completed Before Dusk Walkerville, Ont. Nov. —Leonard Flo of Ann Arbor, Mich., 26 year old former army and air mail pilot, today was making his second attempt at a non stop solo flight from Canada to Cub. He took off from the airport here at 11:07 last night in a Spartan bi- plane and hoped to reach Havana in 18 to 20 hours. It is approximately 1,800 miles to the Cuban capital. His route was via Cincinanti, O., ‘Atlanta, Ga., Tampa and Key West, Fla., thence across the 90 miles of water to Camp Columbia, Havana. He must arrive there before dark to- night to insure a safe landing as the field is not equipped with guide lights, markets of searchlights. He honed to arrive just before dusk. Last January 18, accompanied by Austin F. Bement, he attempted the flight but was forced down at Paris TJsland, South Carolina, by fogs. o—________Y if AT THE MOVIES | _—— ELTINGE THEATRE Never has Corinne Griffith ap- peared to greater advantage than in the role of Miriam, a girl of easy virtue but with a heart of gold and a soul above her sordid surroundings, who not only rises to great heights herself, but also uplifts the man she loves, in “Outcast,” coming to the Eltinge screen for Wednesday and Thursday. The stellar role, made famous on the stage by Elsie Ferguson over a decade ago when the celebrated Hu- bert Henry Davies play had its Broadway opening in New York and efterward toured several important cities, calls for real character de- lineation and gives Miss Griffith an opportunity for tremendous emo- tional depths contrasted with lighter moments which bring into play her | keen comedy sense. | Edmund Lowe plays opposite the , star. The principal actors in the supporting cast are Huntley Gordon, Louise Fazenda, James Ford, and Kathryn Carver. CAPITOL THEATRE David Rollins spent the busiest day of his three months on “The Air Circus,” Howard Hawks’ and Lew Seiler’s Fox Films production, on the final lap of this epic of the air. David Butler, the Fox director who gave Rollins his first big start in pictures, had the youth cast in his production of “Prep and Pep,” filmed at Culver Military Academy in In- diana, and was anxious for Rollins to start. However, cloudy weather held up roduction on the air picture and utler had to leave for the east without Rollins. It was expected that Rollins would have to take a plane to get to the Butler unit as soon as he finished, but bright sun for two days and concentration on scenes in which Rollins appeared cleared up his part in “The Air Cir- cus” at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and at 6 p. m. Rollins was on the Sante Fe Chief headed for Hoosier- dom to take up his next role. “The Air Circus” comes to the Capitol Theatre next week and has| as its theme the interest of young} America in commercial aviation, motivated by the daring of Colonel Lindbergh. POSSE CORNERS POLICE SLAYER Alleged Killer of Big Falls Peace Officer Found Frozen in Shack 5» Minn., Nov. 27.— in an abandoned is near Craig after jay man hunt, Al- lodged in the count: waiting the arrival of Koochiching | county authorities. Larson will be | taken to International Falls. Led by Sheriff Howard A. Har- mond of ca county, a posse joined forces with the Koochiching county group and closed in on the shack, between Graig and Effie, 50 y where Larson lay exhausted and frozen. Larson offered no re- sistance when the officers entered, but while he was being led out he attempted escape, but was recap- tured. Authorities allege that Larson, while in company with a man named Hanson, fired the shot which killed the constable. Hanson was captured immediately after the shooting, while Larson escaped into the woods. Hanson is being held in jail at International Falls. Sheriff Hugh Reidy of Koochi- ching county was expected to arrive here late today or tomorrow to take A alate back to International Falls, FRANCE FREES DOME WITNESS Paris, Nov. 27.—(4)—France, on the advice of the court of indictment, today decided not to honor the extra- dition request of the United States for H. M. Blackmer, missing Teapot Dome witness. His delivery to American officers was sought on an indictment charging him with mak- ing false income tax returns at Den- ver, Colo. The second hearing in the case was had today, and the court's opin- ion was then sent to the ministry of foreign affairs. Mr. Blackmer was immediately ordered liberated. | The French government attorney advocated refusal of the extradition on the ground that the offense was primarily political. DUKE Munich, Germany, —Duke Nicholas of who was an officer in the czar’s bodyguard of Cossacks, has married Ella Mueller, beautiful blonde serv- ant girl. for a hairdresser she tended store. hair wash. NAB MURDER SUSPECT International Falls, Minn., Nov. 27.—(AP)—Albert Larson, sought as a suspect in the killing of Arvid Lundgren at Big Falls, was captured in a shack between Craig and Effie, and taken to Grand Rapid ee SEMENT Baby Not Gaining? Look to His Digestion Babies can’t gain when souring waste in a clogged digestive tract is forming gas, making them colicky, constipated and miserable. Just try the method doctors endorse, and mil- lions of mothers know, and see how your baby improves. 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The blaze ted shortly before midnight and fanned by a strong |wind soon swept through the build- ing. The loss was estimated at $200,000. Sparks carried a quarter of a mile threatened for a time other build- \ings on the campus, including the {home of Dean Christian Gauss and |the new $2,000,000 chapel. COULTER FL. REPRESENTA. TIVE | _ Fargo, N. D., Nov. 27.—(AP)—Dr. John Lee Coulter, president of North Dakota Agricultural college, will represent this state at flax tariff hearing before Federal Tariff com- ion at Washington Dec. 5. many laxatives, but for your own good the druggist would rather have you ask for the inexpensive ly, have stuck to stronger things andj little box of Cascarets than any-| thing else —Adv. CASCARETS They Work While You Sleep! EL BACKS terest; H. S. McClusky, Arizona, Objects lution Boulder favoring _ construction dam with safeguards | protect the public interest. Henry R. 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