The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 1

ae TRY RICKARD TAKES —— for Tex MRARLAND ARRIVES tt ===] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE = ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1920 PRICE FIVE CE! POLITE —_—_o 22 Persons Lose Lives As United States Shivers With Cold|RANRHS EXt. 3 = pry wepripy |QUESTION MARK STILL AL OVER PRTERS WIT | biptry Save BISMARCK MERCIRY F AS ALL PLANE RECORDS FALL HOUSE CAUCUS SET Jim ote and ae Jocal fire fight SINKS 10 24 BELOW; 144 Hours of Continuous Flight tame eeatt fndaperigenta Contret tela tot 8 AT DEVILS LAKE Finds Army Craft Droning = | ¢———_—$$—__. @ Into Seventh’ Day xf Legislative Branch by 15: Rising Temperature Promised! Fouted Plugs Nearly Bring Ven- palage ~ TO OPEN COURT BUT FINDS JURORS AWAY Coffey’s Last Act on Retiring * DBATH COUNT WITH DEMPSEY IN CORNER Cowboy Who Found More Gold Majority, Check Shows in Boxing Champions Than ne escorted After North Dakota Expe- | ture to End but Wide-Open LEAGUE LEADS IN SENATE Klondike Is Dead Adjourn Session rienoes Coldest Days Nate Norwisieteans ‘Souci “a — — Metropolitan Airport, Los An- JACK LOSES HIS ‘BEST PAL’ LEAVES 100 CASES UNTRIED | biase SOUTHWEST IS SNowBOUND| °S% aeeein i eae Upper Chamber. Doubtful its 148th hour of ‘continuous flight at 11:26 a. m., today. Ideal Exposure Kills Three; Six Are| weather prevailed. The big plane Drowned at Sea; Blizzard ireund thie tipert” ein Claims Lives of 11 Jansonius Advises McFarland to Stay Away Until Affairs Are Straightened Out ‘Help Me Over This, Sweetheart; Vm Fighting My —,' Dying Man Utters as Members Trickle in { Politicians from all parts of the state were here today preparatory to the opening of the twenty-first legis- JUGOSLAVIA FORMS Metropolitan Airport, Los Angeles, lative session tomorrow. Jan. 7.—(P)}—With no precedent to Two questions buzzed louder in the Miami Beech, Fla, Jan. 7—(}— Altairs of ‘the ‘fourth Se Bismarck residents cuddled closer|gulde her now in a flight seemingly . George L. (Tex) Rickard, who trav-| & uddle today. NON-PARTY 6 | ET ‘and| without end the proud monoplane hotel lobbies than all others com- eled an adventurous road from cowboy ‘ . yesterday afternoon | Question Mark today approached her bined. They were, who will be speak- millionaire and found ing — 2 seventh day sustained flight with the - er of the house, and will the Nonpar- in boxing champions i finish not yet in sight. tisans organize the state senute on the Klondike, was on his last journey to-| ” . Virtually Becomes Dictator by cowering Every i Beles and distance same basis as marked the Indepen- Line railroad. day. isd Sek 1s otaneianial d flight record known to man and bird dent organization at the last seasion. le in 2 . " perched on the wide wings of the Edwin Traynor of Starkweather, here yesterday on the sixth day of ‘ Suspending Constitution . tri-motored Fokker as she droned on- Ramsey county, appeared to have the an illness which followed an opera ward to answer the question put to inside track in the race for the speak- tion for appendicitis New Year's . of Kingdom her by the army air corps—how long Ss ership. The Independents control the, night. The body of the promoter was can an airplane stay in the air? house 64 to 49, checkup today being borne to New York, the scene instil The 144th hour of continuous flight showed, and undoubtedly will elect of his greatest triumphs, on the vate was passed at 7:26 a. m. the speaker. Who will be the Inde- vane Special of the Florida East Coast Rae GENERAL NAMED PREMIER) ,-rature of degrees Motor trouble which developed Sat- pendent candidate will be determined urday night apparently had been : at a caucus of Independent house eliminated. . members this afternoon or nt Over Sup- The trouble, caused by fouled plugs, Traynor was said to have 32 votes Croatians Jubila - iP “om was eliminated by Captain Ira Baker, lined up which is just half the num- pression of Parliament we chief pilot, when he threw open wide ber needed to control the caucus. 7 the throttle of the big liner, and t His major opponent is D. L. Paters Where Three Died ively. ,| brought the lagging cylinders’ back of Wolford, Pierce county, a veteran into action. It was considered so ser- Independent member of the house. He fous at one time Saturday night that also had following but political ob- Major Spatz, in command, ordered all | Distinction of being the nation’s} servers were doubtful if he could mus- men to their posts to be ready for a Ce ee ere of Juggplavia today, having suspended be- | Slide to earth, ff Cyril Porter Dickson, Jr., 10 the constitution and named a non- The Question Mark, which took off |months old, of Denver. Cyril starts from this airport at 7:26 a. m., New |high and shrill early in the morning Year's day, claimed the last aircraft |and spends much of his time whist-| the organization of the senate, which endurance record yesterday ling away, his parents say. they control 26 to 23. Some a a 3 eee ee Sm) ANDEAN Pee | Nach HG ‘ he more recent and better known all of the Nonpartisan senators Local weathermen say that it-will| the more recent and better known i ) here and a full roster will not be had gradually get warmer in the next few! Grar Zeppelin, which covered 111 until tonight or possibly tomorrow. ‘ hours, 34 minutes and 6,500 miles in As a@ result Nonpartisan leaders said Stormy. Suburb Where ‘Thirty its lim ve to America last |}! the situation is uncertain and will not reer ares| SPENGER SUDDENLY eres == tisan senators can be held. § Baa ii g rai] [ ‘ghortly. after eclipsing all lighter- than-air records, the ship doubled the At the last session the Indepeid previous endurance refueling records dents, in organizing the senr‘e, le by : of atrpl and at the 13ist:hour | « adopted rules which took commite Slayings Are Recorded by were un last hight had remained aleft double | The mill I All Through With Federal Agents the time than an airplane ever flew!’ Audits,’ Manager Says, | Walter Maddock, then lieutenant gov- F a8 before, ernor and presiding officer of the ae pS el ~ anecing tememstistion gt mommaniat | mening Castle | efpfas a questions Nonpartians begun. toibiot the Blobs ane beer feagy ‘Are : and to and air-worthiness has flown between | Grand Forks, N. D.. Jan. 7—U—| Will adopt the same tactics this year. Dritted 10,000 and 12,000 miles, nearly half! agit of the state mill and elevator | some re sald to be in favor of giving the distance around the world, by F. F. Burchard & Co, public ac- | ‘ne, independents some of thelr own countants of this city, was summarily | Medicine while others favored a plan SCOTT FUNDS PASS [Sees Ssarcvartartetacuct| ipod" saa dismissed Floyd L. Castle, an Lieutenant Governor John Carr name countant of the Burchard concern, with the statement that “the mill is all through with audits.” ! (Continued on page nine) 300 BIRDS STRUT AT MLEAN FARM SHOW O.'J. Weisner, Agricultural Col- lege Expert, Is Judging Underwood Poultry Audit of the mill and elevator was started on November 12 and was a Tliness LIONS ADD $33 Hy complete surprise to Spencer, who in- timated that he had no knowledge " such. action was contemplated. The | Will deliver his inaugural message to. audit was ordered by Governor Walter |® Joint session of the two legisiati ._ | Maddock, eo (0 information | branches. He still ts suffering fron Women of B. I. C. Announce Big | given out at that time, and Mr. Spen- |* Cold and some of his friends were Li cer stated that he met Governor Mad- | Ureing ist of Furnishings for dock in Fargo that afternoon and pro- tested the action. wants to deliver it Their New Home seal Persons feel that he will Nelson Resigns as [inc concn ae ota time. He Faces Englert) 2°cing.of ‘he two lesislative branch- Duties; New Administra- tion Begins Tuesday are SETS Ee sR a we ee ae, < | ‘The ‘Tribune total at noon stood at 9822.75. The R. H. Crane subscription list Valley City, Jan. 1—(P)}—C. w.|in getting Nelson, awaiting trial on charges of | Preliminary work. te te HEEL at be added to The Tribune total. These contributions themselves would bring | of county commissioners who have} Message. Walter Maddock. now an not selected his successor. ex-governor, is expected to deliver his Nelson was arraigned before Judge | parting message to the just M. J. Englert in district court this | prior to the present of Shafer's morning on one charge but by agree- | Message. court and counsel g iy silted vert i tid Regma? T. Cole, Fargo, will be called to hear his plea on Wednesday morning. "Tribune-Scott Fund |] Previously ME - fs Rosser, furniture; 110 Avenue A, , all Avenue E, 827 fl rc g a3 1 < FF vi fi ul : | | ; i 7 | is alive today—thanks to a heavy wool Hy : Cd EH F | Hf Base A iF : i F i aS : ae at ean evaTeast i g E i [ i lh i" ef i i | f E i d Ty 4] af ie