The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1929, Page 1

(==1THE BISMARCK TRIBU Bible Killed Speeding 202 M. P. H. |. DEFEAT OF REBELS IS PREDICT nie Sees oa, pa CK TRIBUNI BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER -ESTABLISHED 1873... .. : lo ED tt panes ito DUNE, KILLING PATHE ishington, March 13.—(AP)—Al- - Arro miles Le speecpriatien, af GAR 0 toc hn | Sa ice eaepbone. pein. ware though he tes relinquished the vice |ofe of the public land states, pletion af the five year naval aircrats| Gote’ty rey ea alle me ory |jum and auditorium at the obi j-| blown over between Bismarck andj presidency and returned to Chicago, Sees Broader Scope building program. This program was|the machine Monday to an officie) Setl- | Wilton and all lines north from Bis- |the question, what will Charles Gates recommended by the Morrow airjrecord of more than 23t miles puleral vallees: . marck are out of order as are all lines | Dawes do next, remains a subject of| Piiclactiics jorge Or es board which inquired into the na-| hour. " Protest Storage Rate between Bismarck and Mott and Bis- | lively speculation in the capital. tana expressed his belief that the |tion’s air defense. Father of 2 Children oe an equine iepsing pi mis marck and Linton. nee ba damaea| Of course, it is known that he has} vin it ration’s ofl conservation pol- | The admiral is a whole hearted be-| Overnight Bible had climbed inte in than |liever in the powers of aircraft as a/the limelight of publicity, an obscure known. All lines east and west of the| that £7, Sudimed upon its disclosure yes- | Weapon of national defense, and dur-| father of two children,’ who city are in good order, hawever, it 161200 organize the fiscal af-|/oay at the white nouse. ing his administration of the bureau | the bolt” in an effort to acquire fame : t nation. It is also known The senator said the president's |of aeronautics the navy’s air arm has| and bring back to America the (icers and soldiers might escape > \shment for the revolt but the leaders e + ‘aced severe punitive action. -| univeraity will officiate Deposits Money in U. 5. services. tomorrow. .at the palati government announcement | Candler + said that General Francisco nd providing for the inspection of such craft. The bill permitting judges to sen- tence first off lenders to the state! “Rainfall yesterday brought slight |that ! making plans to Go| .c¢'am contemplated the granting |grown by leaps and bounds. His ad-| title. es «x FEDERALS CLOSE IN: |[—_ ‘Beauty, Brains ||SHAFER SHARPENING He'll Be Big Chief White House HOOVER [ Hoover Keeps Him ] Keeps Him! NEWS GAMERA MAN . : i “ON TORREON READY VETO AX FOR ATTAGK ~| CONSERVING OIL HAS | : Law| a ON UNSIGNED BILLS NYB’S ENDORSEMENT (mm garments \ ; 10 Hit FINAL BLOW u Segrave’s Record of 231 ; wou : Miles per Hour President Gil States Rebellion All-but 14 Meas-res Passed by Rapidity of Department p Is Crushed and Order Solens Signed, Sent to Changes Has Oficial FATHER OF TWO CHILDREN ‘I Be Seoretary of State Washington Startled Will Be Restored y : ; ‘ . Cdlahada: ‘Golden Opportunity’ Ends in, —_— F 7 saute Whirling Di n GENERAL AGUIRRE EXECUTED KILLING SOME IS CERTAIN 3 BUREAU CHIEFS DEPOSED ty ny ine see penne : : . soca of na Rebel Commanders Send Fam- celitos Hivetall creeped beds | Senator Walsh susstions eid Ocean Speedway, Daytona Beach, i 5 proval Given Considera- , , dent's Right to Interpret Fia., March 13—(P)—An attempt to ilies North to United States ; i A set a new world’s automobile speed tion Before Action Federal Oi! Policy in th rful 36 cylind Prepared for Exile ‘Rear Admiral W. record in the powel cylinder Eo : G George F. Shafer today : : Washington, March 13.—(?)—Far- Sickenedg 4 triplex racer lost the lives of two men — ‘ was sretpeciitig his veto und it prob- < reaching changes in the policies and | Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, for |here today when it got beyond con- Nogales, Sonora, March 13.—(?) ably will be swung one or more times 3 operation of the interior department | two terms chief of the naval aircraft |trol of its pilot, Lee Bible, and —Advices telling of the defeat of tomorrow. Sas are being effected under the Hoover | department, has been reappointed by | plunged into the sand dunes, a wreck ( federal forces and the death of : F Only 14 bills remained on the exec- : administration with a rapidity which | President Hoover despite the objec- | o¢ twisted iron and steel, while trav- . General Francisco Carera-Torres, utive’s desk when he quit work at a - has startled official Washington. tions of members of the bureau of eling 202 miles an hour. a federal commander, in a battle noon today, all others passed at the 3 Although Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur has | acronautics who believed that the Bible, a novice in the racing game. with rebels at Carneros in the recent legislative session having been i : been in charge of the department | position should be passed around was killed instantly as was Charles state of San Luis Potosi, were re- signed and sent to the secretary of : only a week, @ new major policy, that | among other officers. Admiral Mof- Traub, a Pathe News cameraman, ceived at revolutionary. head- state for filing. ‘ F of the complete conservation of gov- | fett's administration has been marked | wing was struck by the speeding mas quarters here today. Of the 14 some will be approved + Jernment oil in the ground, has been | by the commissioning of the three chine. ! 4 , end others will be vetoed. In con- adopted and a series of changes made | giant aircraft carriers, Langley, Lex-|" «rhe crash occurred after Bible had sider! the work of the assembly in administrative officers with sev- ington and Saratoga. Mexico City, March: 13.—()—Fed- . ing follow ‘n th f negotiated the measured mile course eral troops closed in today on Torreon as represented ‘by the bills and reso- ; ni! more to follow ‘n the near fu- yal —-_—|on his northward run. Accounts of in @ determined effort to deliver a lutions passed by it, the governor has : oe abr Dies. pees the cause differed. One explanatior final and crushing blow to the rebel| - followed the practice of signing with- c Procyon puosoeded iY. re was that the racer was driven too far Movement centered there, Vee : Se MLCIRE abAMIRNA rtortiie sactes y [out towards the water and that Bible e forces of General Calles moved ‘i - | Who do you suppose called at the White House in Washington the other day? | tary; Erne: z was unable to correct its course. poet eat IBN agit el : soumiose which he felt should be ve | Why, it was White House, Yes, White House called at the White House! |(sehttemraey ns.renisced, Ernest Another theory was that he had ap- ,Camacho, Zacatecas, to attack the AL ther consideration were laid aside, | To get this over with as soon as possible, White House is the little India’s | bureau chiefs are to be deposed as plied the brakes too quickly after his city as other government troops gave ye >] +] 2 name and he-came in custody of his father, Chief Spotted Crow. id. close dash to the water's edge, causing ok soon as their successors can be fount lose pursuit to the rebel left wing, & Bills Under Consideration ‘They are Charles H. Burke, in charge the modern juggernaut to go into @ secs se PHILANTHROPIST AND ors == ee ee rreon. low: q \- val Overwhelming defeat was ptedicted House bills—The bill authorizing RAIN SLEET SNOW Farmer at Pingree Ta Bir) tocmisaioniee at ie pola ’ , atthe cmnetitne seas catapeitedinnys for the rebel army, with postpone- cities and towns to operate electric y y Sows Wheat, Oats | eral land office, who has been in ill than one hundred feet after striking ment of collapse of their cause possi- A Al Dl plants and pay for them by the prof- health for months. 4 ° 7 the dunes before it fell to the sands, ot” arrccerrtnls! ee + igen ces hes goreenoe the BRING DAMAGES 10 . ©) ‘The oil conservation policy, dis- | Five-Year Naval Aircraft-Build- | a pore ae a: im : e Jamestown, N. D., by President Hoover} . owned by J. M. § Meanwhile government _ bulletins Tight to declare open oF closed sea- “eps OL fle eg prepend dmeeaien Abie of newspaper | ing Program to Be Com- sportaman, and was driven to ® related evacuation of Saltillo the a) sons on game ant . neighbor- indents, was determined upon ord last year by Keech. rebels, Checking of the advance on |Former Country Drug Store|“ “The bil permitting hunting deer PHONE LINES HERE ood eowedl whieh aunt oats ebtedey, Les conterences between tie president pleted by Veteran mark, of 207 miles an hour, was Mazatlan, and return to the govern- “Clerk Made Millions by and trapping beaver in open seasons “jhe reports. Verlinden started seed-|and Dr. Wilbur afid seems to have — passed here Monday by Major H. a. ment of 1,600 Indian troops at Naco, y adel rs ted i the Pdibtonteed ing last year March 21 and says grain | produced conflicting reactions on cap- | washington, March 13.—(AP)—The Lite risen re — cue ain 4 Faith 1:1 Soft Drink | tare ixing © special license inks daeandaai needed then brought his best cope. |itol hill. Aa sidanss veteran hand of Rear Admiral Wil-| Bible simed fis ne eae gst ige breed _— ; The bill reducing annuities payable | Yesterday's Rain, Totaling . Senator Walsh of Montana; a Dem- |liam A. Moffett today took over the ‘Chance of a Lifetime’ anta, Ge, 2 13,~)—at- | By the state teachers’ insurange amg)... of an Inch, Heaviest for ALANSON HOUGHTON ocrat, whose prosecution of the naval |control stick of the naval air service Mible, caretres | Sank pt Je gone ae G, Candler | rhe general. Any for. -the March in.27 Years pain tesa fndeliote imprint upon ‘congressional |*°" Sother period pf service despite | grimy’ overalls of 8 garage” owner: a fornier’ drug — country | tate agricultural 4 P Py h oe hes ahi the authority |the belief of a umber of high rank-/mechanic into the ranks of tht . mn him lions the | ., "He general: eppropriation bill for % e : BE CE ED of the chief executiv: to refuse to is- |ing officers that the position of chief | World's fastest racing car drivers of coca cola. The 78) “nate the legal bellead se mene ip pc Oe . fue permits for further oll prospect- Jof the bureau of aeronautics should | POT? Tat the lest time, ad bee year old-cagitaliat, civic leader and Baye bill Grapes per _hieiggd mmarck yesterday . totaling as of a r art) ying_on the public domain when cons |e passed around among officers. hee pre care porietep ler ee Leet yamai ties an| te "bill appropriating $56,000 to |e" ,une, city, exper etended ‘here BY HELL N MARIA Bert isan: cuit tae lenses fer oll.on~ sapgreral Positions in the naval €s-| iitetime” to use his own words, as the ‘Wesley Me jospital er an iz 7 z ‘e “ iment, sut as ie chief of ines of more tan Gro years. |Patmsnts of wate income tants |T3t"satement was made this a een nea a aclr iea tins is Suan, of | and he expced wre fom tae © 4 ec leet, are given first} 37,0, D. and he election’ of loca fa | mommng by U. 6 wee! Shetrvet | Reports Gain Gredenc®” That] oh Se ce. tans, Seater 6 otto one officer and then to another [opted egret tes satan oe ‘The bill revising the tex laws ard | ae jen a eee it was a ; North Dakota, chairman of the public | ror this reason some in the navy felt|° But not sithous ‘a ateacee tren reducing the maximum tax levies dees irae as ai Former Vice President arpa pias vat coll investiga- pynabiird egal ame pera peat Major Segrave. He, too, was expected “e be as to the government unconditionally tape enticed Priracae oai Telephone Lines Damaged Will Be Ambassador tions and of ae eanatoe ea beeiie. ait Faget ew ma ot that After he had made an effort to secure ‘The general appropriation for the} The storm yesterday dealt a dam- Sener oy and 100 has. Senator | President Hoover, however, has re-| ideal beach and weather conditions bpd Ph aeclinba Grek peecdnwg university of North Dakota. “| aging blow to the Northwestern Bell Borah, of Idaho, who also hails from |#PPointed him for another term and| permitted, Segrave hoped to step hit ES bee cae Penitentiary and suspend the sen-| trouble to the Dakots Power }to) this summer. ee ape pi led to holders of oil specting | mi tion marked by the e succeeded today, he would Will DIN short time. 5 glopragenomes ne pnd deh oe eras conpany inference Mc cat en maropeee oee aly only in hose canes where the prmmienonine ef the first experi- bevel beet employed for a year by Not all of these are slated tor |! severe cold spared the trig eep id Conia Flea P| permittees have made reasonable ex- |mental aircraft carrier, the Langley, ke fo fake the Triplex around on executive action. It is generally be- great damage, officials say. cole . maT Adtate ‘eer penditures in drilling wells. and later by the commissioning of o e ea tour at fairs.and other ileved, emer ayaa some .Silainac brea electric Ree cncept st Wishek however, the idea| ,, There ane ae Permits. alleen nga! Sarria Lexington abd Bore kes in the tndiacianane plas ha beets the ectesdy pre SOF i and a few points in Bismarck, about is gaining cred- ny Pe es et the holders Moffett ‘was appointed head of the} Way classic, Bible said. the | university and sericultural colee midnight yesterday. Service on sec--) rag that pis who have made such reasonable ex-!navy aeronautical bureau at the time one: rove the Triplex the |and that the dog tax bill and the | {ins of the lines in the city was in- ig 29% fo 25 * Private | Senaitures as contemplated under the lot its creation in the early days of | at the rate of 199 miles an . | measure granting judges the right to ‘errupted for short. perlods while re- | citizen, but a8] coneral leasing act is believed to be the Harding administration, At the| A.A. official ‘y New Candidate’s Friends Hur- tigat | P&fOle prisoners Pasvestorday's Precipitation fel in the rather small. Sa Deepak tine pee dire Tees, Sung » trying About City With pens form of rain, snow, and sleet. tain. Recalls mark and the reappointment of the fall was general throughout the : Alanson 8B.| The policy of the administration, |admiral was recommended by the northwest, with Bismarck reporting Houghton, the|as Senator Walsh now understands | new secretary of the navy, Charles in| the greatest precipitation and the Present ambassa-| it, also contemplated no leases of land /wrancis Adams, the National Aero- two Dakotas getting the most water. adjacent to that which may be leased | nautical association, and a number of Precipitation of more than .15 of an to prospectors who strike oil. The | others, senator holds that the act of April,| “r gm gratified at my reappoint- 1920, contemplated the leasing of such | ment,” Moffett said, oh being notified lands so as to bring about the de-!o¢ nis reappointment. yeopment of fairly large fields in| «we ire im the midst tof the five each case. year a Program, including two of ey ® further masse. of merited rigid airships recently contracted for. ernment groun remains done,” he said administration will ment leases ie Much tobe he the drilling of offset wells on the pub- Pp . (Special to The Tribune! : le domain to prevent drainage of Mother Leaves Entire eqbiskinton, N. Dak, March 13-—Piest government through w on ad- forts toward establishment 8 Jacent territory, Fortune to Lost Son sir at tecric light and pow Court action to test the validity of — system in Dickinson were taken Tues- ‘Petitions Obert A. Olson has announced him- self a candidate for the city com- With 5 o'clock this afternoon the deadline for filing petit a id TE 4 a candidate e ing about the city today \n an effort to get 300 signatures on Olson's petitions before the time imit expired. "Olson is the fourth candidate for s tice, ‘Three will ape : are He the construction the administratio: Los Angeles, March 13—(#)--Ed- | day night when the city 0 which ary ened 6 comnts Oe eee i * on pale fod survey and the drafting of thal Since such @ system to be & ry ® Result Hinges on ‘May’ Senator Walsh said the outcome probably would hinge on the mean-| mother died March (Continued on page nine) ii uf Council of Ministers Okays Mussolini’s Bill itt ; |