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

, we 7 x” ’ TEN COMMANDMENTS | When the Exiled Ex-Kalser Was Seventy | TRADE OF MATES BRINGS NEW Divorce Sought by ||PCTRANCEMENT OF (mm ] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1873 Oe BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1929 HAPPINESS TO FARM COUPLES Bctencorthini IN PRAIRIE MARITAL ROMANCE Realigned ba saath to ‘HOODOO’ ENDS HOP veetweseet | BY MARTIN JENSEN, WOMEN STATE TRADE EVEN SEEKING SOLO MARK MEASURE IS KILLED BY POSTPONEMENT Bad Lands Park Bills Introduced in Senate and House; So- lons Seek Extra Pay RURAL SCHOOL ‘AID ASKED Seek Entrance Fee Charge Ap- proval-for Sunday Concerts, Pageants and Festivals CHURCH AND STATE 10 END IN CONCORD Vatican Subordinates Powers Claim by Recognizing Ital- ian Moral Law Principles ITALY CONCEDES AUTHORITY State Binds Itself to Secure Catholic Canon Law En- . forcement in Country } ‘Your Hat Was Knocked Off,| Didn't Mind Broken Gas Pipe, Wasn't It, Mama?’ Child Says About Quarrel Ice and Rain, but Broken — Water Jug Too Much Minot, Feb. 7.—(#)—A new happi- usual procedure of IN AIR 17 HOURS 6 MINUTES The bill to repeal the Ten Com- . ? 7 . mandments bill was killed in the . representatives adopted sci m report of the education committee ; living about 23 miles northwest of | Flyer Who Visited Bismarck recommending the indefinite post- ; : * he : ” . q i ne ge : sree Tee S| Were Ser Conrad Shey: argument or debate. and children, which has focused upon ing Utensils in Flight An effort to raise pay of North Secge . them widespread attention, is their Dakota legislators by indirection was own romantic tales of a mutual belief . ROE seen in a bill presented by Senators ‘ that they would find more enjoyment | Mitchel Field, N. Y.. Feb. 7—(AP) |chureh, above, with Frederic Chureh, Peck, McLean county, and Whitman, ; ay cc in life if they were remated. FA, hoodoo”, that trailed Martin |i, former Harvard football ster, will Grand Forks county, giving the leg- a i ‘Toward those who would be critical, |Jensen from the time he took off|ang in the divorce courts, Mrs. islators $2 per day extra for services . the realigned families are scornful; yesterday in an attempt to break the|Ghurch, heiress to a 1 share of | mier on tees. . but to those whose comments are |S0lo endurance flight record finally|ine vanderbilt suns about to “The Peck-Whitman senate bill ap- 8 : withheld, their hospitality befitting |forced him down at 2:10 this morn-|<\¢ her husband on the grounds of propriates $19,440 to pay this expense. i s : the event of recent matrimony is ex-|ing with less than half his goal| io). ‘Their wedi in 1925 ‘Another measure was introduced tected. achieved. te ena ecotet evear Gere raising the salaries of elective state ‘ It is the second “honeymoon” for|_ In the Bellanca monoplane Green -seibeis certs er) Officers. | each of four, and they are spending | Flash he set out to beat the record Senator Eastgate, Grand Forks | geventy years old that day and contented in exile, Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germnay is shown here, center, a8 | it quietly. For 17 years, Mr. and Mrs. of 35 hours and 25 minutes estab- CHARER SEEKS T AX Nth “Sen i The romance of New York society's “golden girl,” Mrs. Muriel Vanderbilt county, presented a bill written by| he posed with his children and grandchildren on his estate at Doorn, Holland. Princess Hermine, his second wife, | Knight had lived together, and had | lished by the late Royal Thomas. He the state department of public in-| who is in disfavor with the rest of the former emperor's family, was confined to her bed by chicken pox. The mill- | become the parents of five children. |took off at 9:04:05 a. m., yesterday struction increasing state aid granted | tary pomp and splendor that marked the ruler's birthdays in pre-war days was replaced here by bouquets, songs | It is 11 years since Mr. and Mrs. Rik-|in the face of adverse weather con- Tural schools. ‘and simple good wishes from his Dutch neighbors. ansrud were married, and they are |ditions and at the time of his land- nnn | the parents of @ son and & daughter. | ing had been in the air 17 hours, 6 u poral gjecichgees rity : ‘ = Now, following ® double divorce and | minutes. ca nee a pills Hts Ancient Riches Found a double wedding, “the former. Mrs. He declared the combination of ice a ee AB ob rio ney ‘in Four Ol id Cannons Knight has gone to the Rikansrud|and rain that he had faced all day SEE IN FIRST VET0 ‘nai ells ond pesntthirmrihg more auth= ! L ‘ home taking four of her five chikiren | and night, culminating in a series of ene with her, and the former Mrs. Rik- | petty annoyances, caused him to give raleyl on cote of etic Fagg pa Havana, Feb. 7.—(?)—Four fisher- ROUND DE AD IN SHACK ansrud has gone to the home of |up the attempt. are Caer ae pol dings fo men browsing about the beach near Knight, taking her two children and| A minor break in a gasoline pipe,| a ti Megas city develop- Batabano, Cuba, Tuesday excavated becoming the foster mother of one |the breaking of the therMostat and| Killing Measure Introduced by ment. four old cannon, in the muzzles of mh boy who remained with his father. the bad weather caused him consid- which they found ancient Spanish | Fred Smith, 60, Believed Fatally erable annoyance. When a gallon| the Independents Draws ‘The senate also passed three bills} Participates in Pacific Fleet Took Personal Things i ‘Lynch, Richi doubloons, pieces of gold, rare . earthen jug of water crashed to the i a end! Maneuvers to Give Opinion old jewelry of an estimated value of Injured During Brawl at Gel ed took with them only |fioor of the cabin, sending frag- Chuckles and Praise $50,000. One of the canonn bore the Drinking Party : ieeltinsbeete vic Mts: i aia ments of the jug into his eyes, he de- on Navy Air Problem date of 1687. playthings of the children, leaving cided he had enough. Members of the North Dakota legis- a bill permitting women 2 the remainder of their personal prop- Feared Landing in Rain lature today were of the opinion that and children over 16 years of age| Panama, Feb. 7—(AP)—Colonel J Perit ls Reb, 7 (Pi—Pred | erty in each home. It was as nearly) While he did not suffer any seri-| Governor George F. Shafer's veto of employed on farms by parents or|Charles A. Lindbergh was s guost found dead in his shack today, His |® fair trade, so far as household goods |ous injury to his eyes, Jensen said the wolf bounty bill is significant of guardians to file labor lens to obtain | toda: the U..8. 8S, Saratoga, were concerned, as could have been | the rai! d hi fear he would | *Wo things. compensation for their services, “lane-earrier; while that ship par- head bore deep cuts and authorities | orto, the two women declare. ret ba abiects ee nate bet ag ‘The first is that the governor really i». He also presented a bill making sail th Cnaenves of the PLANNED IN COU TY part; The explanatory stories of the two|He brought his plane down without meant what he said when he told benefits from insurance policies ex- : ‘ Lg dead, ing | mishap, however. Although he, fin- economy he ~ cain ayee sices + Sttection ae the Part of cach with res |iehed in ‘second place te the "Dele| acministration : i 2 i the governor intends to stand on his derby from San’ Francisco to Ha- troduced a measure appropriating t; th this ‘ rf M terday and last night over the Long in overruling the I stature appeared 9000 annuelly until 1942 for the edu. (‘ent from Miamf, ‘Fla. ganize Junior Clubs in Island flying fields as one of the|t ‘be totally lacking. Thoce Non- Cation at state colleges of orphans | °¢ yesterday, a ae gprs Burleigh most difficult in his career. partisan league members who are dis- of men killed in service during the olonel Lindbergh's visit a ue e Shortly after he ascended {ce} hoega to view the matter in a political pr aes the Saratoga was by special ar- snared formed on the wings of his plane,| jing were getting a quiet chuckle out Senator’ Ployhar, Barnes county, |Tangement.and in complience With] ping for a series of instructional Parente found enjoyment together. ‘i jcausing him to lose altitude. Rain of the gact that Shafer’s first veto presented @ bill sppropriating 42.106 |%, desire, of naval authorities hat) eotings on hog-raising and) hog atendane other which followed soaked him and] went to @ bill sponsored by an Inde- Prescinburee the trate food eomrais- |e, be taken slong to give his opin- | tition in Burleigh county the | When he was s young A eS caused the ico to melt. pangs noes tp lion on a naval air problem. employed at Harton’s elevator for page serene pe e more | , Despite these difficulties notes | ‘They were frank in regarding it as a sioner for the state regula-| Official quarters were somewhat part time: work. frequent, so dwindled the regard Of | dropped during the early evening | «. ign.” tory department lost in the closing Of | at sea as to whether he would take one mate for the'other, with @ cor-|broathed optimism 0 bank. responding increase in admiration for ye ae , The veto was regarded in some mail back with him to the United One. of them read: “After eight Bilan . EFFORT 10 ADOPT the husband or wife of the neighbor. |1,urs in the air I’m cold and hun- povlaneesyonyo mene see pendent, C. C. Turner of Stark county. Gradually, the breach in each. serving notice on the legislature that ‘More than 30,000 letters are ready gry. This weather is terrible. The] appropriations must be held down Catholic for the return flight, but advices geese) ' family widened an an oer ane, {WAY it looks it’s going to be a tough | 1¢ "is believed to have dimmed the|1aw throughout Italy, that many see were received from Ricardo aro, will to | night. I'm neither cramped nor tired.| prospects for any substantial in-| the greatest victory for the church. minister at Washington, that the Everything is working 100 per cent.| creases in state expenditures at, this Haven’t touched. the rolls yet.” session. With a demonstration before ‘Vm All Wet’ them of what the executive will do if Another said: “Hey, it’s wet up here. Ice began collecting on wings and struts about 1 p. m. when it started raining it melted. Had so much ice it started losing altitude. I’m all wet from this leaky wind- shield.” caption to he Jae of water, 8 positive understanding—they should | Which proved to evel broke the camel’s back, Jensen car- remain friends, and up to date this /.icq ‘sioft a quart of coffee and six hard rolls. He also took shaving sup- plies on the theory that if he wed it would keep him awake. - It was Jensen’s second failure in an attempt to set an endurance rec- ’ lord. A week ago he was forced down by an overheated engine after two hours in the air. . SENSATIONAL DROP HTS STOCK MARKET New York, Feb. 7.—(?)—The stock toffice department had informed Rim it hed been planned on this trip terearry mall only from the Uni Couple Demands Bambino’s ‘Mystery Child’ as Daughter | ore ee eae re edoubie” of Woman in Prison “double remarriage to ‘war di- dif- i ef fF Ee I Rochester, N. ¥., Feb. 7.—( blish claims ” uff Ee H age eect a $5 ns i i pi MEETS HERE FEB, 27 Bigger 1929 Crop Than Last Year Predicted by Asso- 3 g g z § 5 i z . z i RERR. al PH ee a Criminals by Exile Mexico City, Feb. 7—(P)—A freight train threading its way through Mexi- mountains today carried 1% mea criminals, to 3 E A = ada g 4 ‘and women, convicted as ‘The bill will operatii : of that probe) pen in case. the ‘United ‘States govern- out- sudden present | than death. Dees Oe ad ae ment takes action and creates @ na- vicinity of Bis- to have Tomorrow the 174 will arrive at tional park in the Bad Lands end invited to attend Jr., 38 of that wolf | anzanillo, Pacific port, and will be shall apply only to unsold state iands & the Meee sons. with a $20 each, | nut aboard = small steamer, which located ‘i park area contained in who oli oo ay snd thee S- Haat an will take them to the penal colony on Seige valley ‘an Makensie. Md to attend the prevented a, to trae See me ee aati : ‘with, coast of the state of Nayarit. Sen- High Undertakers Are cei eat the conviste watched tem aa e mate | i | ge | i af & li i f