The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1929, Page 1

NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST NEWSPAP! ESTABLISHED 1878 7 BUSINESS HOUSES |(_____ Wales Walks With DestituteMiners | BURN AS RESULT OF | FURNACE EXPLOSION Flames Fanned by a Strong _ Northwest Wind Level Buildings in One Block STRUCTURE IS TORN DOWN Town Saved as Wind Carries Burning Embers From Business Section Fire this morning caused losses estimated at $80,000 at Flasher, 35 exploded in the basement of the Flasher cash store and spread rapidly. It was fanned by a strong northwest “Meanest Man Robs Elk River’s Bastile Elk River, , Minn. Feb. 14—()— authorities are Es Ei City, Feb. -14— UA) Miss Morrow is learning rapidly what 4 cablegrams of congrat licitation which have nearly over- and 2; Will Top-Member- ship Drive of Post 2 ei 3 Hl ” FROM SHIPS AGROUND Seattle, Wash, Feb. 14—(%)— ‘Twenty-five Japanese, : from the freighter i fl i | : | : i ; fi vs i § se H & id i = E g Bs vee He tt £ es E i! ie eat pelt age ota fl ef ae Ml BRAMWELL BOOTH IS Evangeline “Booth, American Leader, Rumored: About to Lead Secession Here London, Feb. 14—()—The Salva- tion Army had a new commander-in- chief today—its former commissioner, Edward J. Higgins, of England. The immediate future of the army, how- ever, seemed to depend upon the army THE BISMARCK TRIBUN 7 Gangsters Trapped, Killed _FLASHER FIRE DAMAGE IS $80,000 BISMARCK-MANDAN AUTO SHOW OPENS DOORS NEXT THURSDAY Tribune’s Special Automobile Section Reveals Cars That Will Be Displayed MUSICAL COMEDY PLANNED Fourth Annual Dealers’ Auto- motive Exposition Shows Latest Styles in Cars The Peacocx alley of autodom, adazzle with the beauty and power of the motor car world, will be thrown open over February 21, 22 and 23, in the training school gymnasium at Mandan, when Bismarck and Man- dan dealers jointly stage automobile show for this Twin cities area, What may be expected to be shown can be gleaned from The Trib- une’s special automobile section to this edition, wherein the new and im- proved features of the 1929 models are set forth, The show will be purely an exhibi- tion affair, free vf selling activities, and it will be supplemented with en- tertainment by dancing and musical talent of a high character. An or- chestra will be there every afternoon to furnish music and the Mandan or- chestra will take over the evening hours. The Bismarck-Mandan Automobile association is the show. Its committee chairmen all went to the Minneapolis show to get ideas of what was desirable to stress at the exhibition across the river, and the local show will strive to measure up in proportion to the bigger show of /ly, the Northwest in the Twin Cities. The entertainment phases were put in the hands of F. A. Copelin, Bismarck Ford dealer, who announces that six different program features have been arranged for the evenings. “A Bit of Musical Comedy” will be staged by Ronald MacIntyre and his pupils in the follow program: Nobody's Sweetheart—Betty Mack- in and chorus. Stair | the proposal, | kota legislature since the union is Motor | same ends was killed and a third will WIDOW OF MURDERED sere = DETECTIVE SUICIDES Willimantic, Conn., Feb. 14.—(P)— interest in slaying of | : | f : } gece ft fest ; i il i A | ie EE fie hi let ? uli Ha ‘tj8 i FOR SCOTTISH RITE Local Masonic Assembly Will Establish Consistory March 25-28 i i i | t s g g ‘The aration i fF i 3 : panites a PRICE FIVE CENT MURDERERS POSE AS POLICE; LINE MEN UP [__Soains itr |] AND LOOSE BULLETS | Five Exeoutioners Herd Un- armed Victims Against: Wall;. Riddle Bodies With Lead GRAIN STORAGE BILL AMENDED, APPROVED FOR SENATE PASSAGE Administration of Act Placed in Hands of Commissioner Ap- pointed by the Governor MERCILESSLY- EXECUTED : Wholesale ‘Killing Most Sensae © tional in History of Bloody Chicago Gang Wars oa] Chicago, Feb. 14—()—Seven mem- bers of the powerful north -side-gang ELIMINATE RAILROAD BOARD Sets Up System Whereby Farm- er Can Borrow Money on Grain Stored on Farm Passage of the administration's bill to provide for the storage of grain on farms under state supervision was recommended by the senate state af- fairs committee today. As amended today administration of the act is placed in the hands of @ commissioner to be appointed by the governor. At the request of the state railroad board its connection with the bill was completely severed. Members of the board said the act as originally drawn imposed certain ob- ligations upon them without giving them power to discharge the obliga- tions. They asked that they either be given complete administration of the act or divorced from it complete- . The committee accommodated them by eliminating all reference to the railroad board. What part, if any, the railroad board should have in the administra- tion of the measure has been the subject of considerable discussion since the farm storage bill first came up for consideration. Certain Non- partisans wanted the railroad board charged with. administration of the act. Supporters of the governor held that he, or # commissioner to be ap- pointed by him, should be given com- plete control. Enables Farm Loans ‘The measure is intended to set up ae bese Se Nagy ron on their farms W | Coolidge, will in all likelihood never money on the security afforded by | occupy. lage eau Sl an ad a ‘The chief executive hag. recom- It sets up a new department of | aj government which would administer the act, appoint field inspectors, grade and test the grain and issue the storage tickets. ‘The committee's action ended three weeks of work and negotiation by committee members, representatives of the Farmers Union and the gov- ernor, all of whom were interested in & ie é z li WHITE HOUSE STEN VIRGINA WOUNTARS CHOSEN BY COOUDGE President Asks Congress for & $48,000 Appropriation to Renovate Federal Property Washington, Feb. 14-—()—Mount Weather, Virginia, in th) Blue Ridge been hones about 50 mide Sgt any ‘Washington, will site of a country white & resi- dence that its sponsor, Hu ad Hi i Hil li i E FY ll i d i HI ij i i ! if | tH Qe a rfl A i # E E a} 1 i F a Be z E i Q i i = i i i f i z i 5 & ‘ i E i 4 i 5 | z g g set fl i | i § i Ag Ha i 5 i ge : i i A Farmers Union representative asked early action by the North Da- | el ill apts ie He | g 4 Another bill seeking to effect the | | ik i be killed or withdrawn, the commit- FTL E | killed them, or swept past in au- fire. 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