The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1929, Page 1

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) NORTH DAKOTA'S 3 OLDEST NEWSPAPER ‘ABLISHED 1873 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1929 6 Army Planes on Way to Bismarck Task of Formulating Farm Relief Pian Begins /#*®tim Seis 5 ORDERED TO BLAST RUM RUNNER CAPTAIN ADMITS | | ———airicay forsee Day ] LIONS LAUNCH MOVE TO SEND WR ) Taare BUSINESS; EXPLAINS BATTLE) ———= "ica CAGERS TO CHICAGO, “URGES BY HOOVER : ALL CROP SURPLUS fuss Coast Guard Cutters |{ "President Hoover | ¢ 55 Tons of War Bombs Will ‘Demons’ Seasonal Record En- f Barbers Preparing | Probabl: Al ly Be Dropped on Attack on Ship as Similar Plans Exercising | To ‘Trim’ Patrons titles Them to Compete for To Keep in Shape gars >I shitter Huff Jam by Aviators |. : , 5. oH ” 0 Ud Senator Norris Feels President to Submarine Warfare ° ¢ Picinn ite ras omg dl jn n aus : ee dent Hoover has pleled vo the kevin Master Barbers made char tyne BIG MUDDY CUTS CHANNELS Hoover Should Explain His | DESCRIBES LIQUOR DELIVERY | ot his physicians to follow a regime they called a meeting to discuss rais-| SINGERS, DANCERS APPEAR nme eaachieds of exercise to keep himself fit for > ¥ ing the price to $1. Chicago peer ren { Stand on Question the grueling hours he must spend in ; buys its haircuts for 75 cents « head. _, | Fort Leavenworth Plane Forced . : Says He Was 15 Miles Off| his ree a ce aks : Demands of journeymen barbers for| Morris Advises Boys to Avoid Down at Sioux City by PLATFORMS ARE BUNCOMBE, five day week and « higher wage Shore When U. S. Govern. medicine ball with Dr. Ray Lyman sobrarese i Leth ted Donations to Retired Horse- ment Coat Began Firing | wv DUr evenings he takes lone wane shoe Pitchers’ Home around the white house grounds. = YOUTHFUL SPANISH AVIATORS HOP OFF FOR RIO DE JANEIRO Heally as to what kind of legislation {rom George! Leave Seville Secretly c1 First ie would approve. pany. The greater part of the morning Attempt to Span Atlantic session was devoted to testimony by ballast, Senator Brookhart, Republican, Iowa, Ocean This Year in support of his plan for a huge ¥, pre riggs which the witha — ‘wou! up crop surpluses would fix the price of farm products A PATH IS 4,800 MILES LONG on a basis of 5 per cent in excess of com; GRNtnMSpLneE nae ot the capitol, | dollar Single-Motored Machine Is C: er side of the capitol, ingle-Motor jachine Is Ca- where the house agriculture commit- ond Lonpdes bi also is to hold hearings beginning | m; able of 100 Miles per Hour; Wednecday” Ohatnenn Haugen an- e : Storm Arrives Today lowa Senator's Praise of Hoover as Food Administrator Brings Retort From Norbeck An army armada of the air’ guarantee make a higher Lg neces- A move to send the Bismarck bas-/has been directed by President ketball team to the national tourna- sary, the Master Barbers sai fi LOODS, TORNADOES Hoover to survey and bomb if ment at Chicago, sponsored by Ph Ho hiomnta inert Possible the huge ice gorge N eat . O. ii TAKE LIVES OF 49 IN |ascexa se nn Jotn ot Sma en lt launching at the Lions club luncheon . andan. at noon. The club voted to give the| Acting Secretary Hurley of ovement its organized moral, and|the war department today dic its individual financial, support. rected both the corps of e : ade retest for this action was neers and the air ¢ f the er ae eu poplained | army’ to attempt to ivoal up Tennessee Is Hardest Hit as much 2 superior record throughout the Missouri river ice jam. season—losing o: to i Mountain Waters and Ter- | decide the ‘tate ‘champloniinn: t> a ene to _Tresident team it had twice defeated before— | 10over shat Ys of as that it was bel 1 commerce of Bismarck an rific Winds Sweep Country | pets account event would give a Mandan and officials of both ees the tournament than the Valley City | cities brought prompt action. winners of the championship. Secreta Hurley directed Major VICTIMS TRAPPED BY DEATH! ober: Ouwon and otner club mem- | ceneral Henn etme et Manloe bers shouted support for the idea ineers, to undertake blasting Z from their seats and 2 loud chorus fier at once. The operation sues Spasmodic and Local Storms 0! “ayes” gave approval to the move- lconducted under the direction district Create Millions of Dollars Stet Major G. R. Young, Arkane College Boys Sing and Toot _| 545 City. i Today's luncheon of the club was SS Damage in Southland re ol on ent that|,.The alr corps was directed to send. Washington, March 25.—(4#)—The task of formulating a new farm re-|9 rum runner, and explained the Nef plan was begun by the senate | methods of delivering contraband agriculture committee today amid | liquor cargoes. frequent declarations by some of its inary tata Should Arrive Tonight —_— has been put on in months and only | Tuesday to Fort Lincoln, prepared to Tous be. feel tier sabe rfoirey | i i ivered pee anes . § : 4 Louisville, Ky., March 25.—(7)—|equaled by its famous stag ‘and bomb the gorge, three ition conan He id he expected tol arena, be sett the cargo to Maari Mare! ; Floods rushing down from the Cum- | ladies nights. Jim Morris, attorney [Planes from Selfridge Field, Mich., have s measure ready for present” yes jpg ate ie fs criea earl elaborate 2 ‘ berland mountain watersheds tok a |feneral. wan the speaker of the day |*W® bombers trom Langley Met Vax ym the : : ic tan nal, N. J., and five hune afrplan over the week-end wile tornadoes | Dakota, with a dancing trio from ve hun Want Hoover's Conception pen Pes ane iilonretry H 4 : and storms spread death over four | the Ronald McIntyre studio. dred 100-pound bombs from the ‘ * Savannah ordinance depot, Tilinois, Norris took. the - position passed ’ other southern states bringing the| The saxophone quartet first gave sah enoerseScA the white house r Oro, prasahted iene oe 3 south’s death toll to 49 and possibly |two numbers, the first sounding ar erst: a had been at odds too long on farm . with aifaverabie wind. 7 D more. suspiciously like “dod leedle Cher- eutenant Herry P. Bissell, army man bant.” The players were J. G. | Pilot, ordered from Fort Lesven’ relief and. that now the committee .m. March . 22, es <No sun upon an Easter Day is half so fine a sight,” was the way Sir John |. Tennessee was the hardest hit with tts, i Kansas, to reconnoiter th should have @ clear conteption of % or J Seville, Spain, March 25.—()—Two | Suckling wrote it. He waan't-writing about Lavette Young, movie queen |31 Known deaths. Kentucky has six.| Betts. bass sax; R. Myers, tenor sax . what President Hoover wants so as | shore. after labama had five negro children kill- | L. Hopkins,-alto, and H. Baker, alto, |in the river here landed at the Fort pictured above, but he might as well have been, you'll have to agree. Below | 4! Lincoln flying f! . im. neha over 30 persed th arn ee Dae Le ber taverve ‘Bast ind, tha'wdfenpoot“SOAY att | tied x Georgia By" Sonn ‘and |Soow, base; W. wnucoans eS. % [fore tng field at 3p. me wap 3 » th 5 é YS! white man by lightning. ‘Three B., Wvillamson, second tenor; J. .|Iowa, by a snow storm after leaving oh ieee baiblls cm debetin & wiffenpoof is = poof that wiffens. agrees were, killed fer atiotiat ippi in| Betts, first tenor, with Walter Nel. |his home port Saturday night, - been attempt to maki "| eam eemine ps A iy GA cue | 8 storm. A boy was'killed in tortn | 808: 83. plano ‘Sccompanist, sang two Sanish Gorge Breaks time” senatae Norrie sala co mop flight to Rio idols pa Carolina by a storm. selections and a final toast. Both{ Conditions approached a criticad te and the house have sometimes said :]_ Captains Francisco Jimenez and ) Mountain streams in eastern Ken- | Wartets were greeted with salvos of | point here today when the Sanish pa convinced but we have neéver | ‘ t 5 Ignacio Iglesas, Spanish aces te aie ® tucky and Tennessee ‘receded as | ®PPlause to each selection. Gorge broke at 11 a. m. according to been able to put otir ideas over on Moroccan campaign, left Seville in a ‘ 9} rapidly as they rose and trapped Graceful si ts D: & report received by W. Roberts, the white house. Now it seems only secret takeoff yesterday ‘at 5:43 (2:42 their victims. Twenty persons, most- The Mcintyre peqarianeh akan federal meteorologist. fair that we know how we are going y said: D. m,, eastern standard time) in their : éiusiow Paexrmen and children, were lost! their dances’ * cases then put on! ‘The gorge and backed up waters at to get along at this time.” r to Spanish made airplane “Jesus del ‘§ when the Emery river at Harriman, appeared in a j Sr lyn Pilmoor | that point extend for 17 miles and ‘The Nebraskan was reminded by | mind. Gran Poder.” They have not becn ; Tennessee, left its banks at 3 o'clock | ohtuwre Taek rane ance in plerette | are approximately three miles wide. Senator Brookhart that the farm re- ? reported since. World-Famous Gambling Cen- yesterday morning. Seven Boy | aance in costume, then Preeqras tap| Full force of the Sanish jam and lief views of Mr. Hoover were incor- 7 Their course lay down the west Scouts and their scoutmaster were Joined: by Were | flood are expected to reach Bis- ib : Ronald McIntyre, their in- 8 Fripde: Pe Swept into White creek and drowned marck in about 18 hours or Wede, porated in the Republican party plat- |: sgt of northern Africa to Capo ter Will Return to Constitu TRIBUTE 10 FOCH AT as they slept. ‘They occupied sane a nesday morning at the lateet, ; . tage on the creek bank during a 4 Roberts said. There are a number of speeches. : open ocean probably to Pernambuco, Attorney General Morris “Oh we know that political plat- F Brasil, by way of the Cape Verde tional Government Week-end hike. Three members of | tne pebieteg naw small gorges between and Purpose of service clubs, leadi ” —. one family were drowned at Webster, ng | Sanish which will slow t onrush. forms are 90 per cent buncombe,’ REST IN 6 ATHEDRAL, mean Bales, of six Boy Scouts, their | °!f With @ testily funny reply of « Residents af the. oe vita PRINCE CONCEDES DEMANDS| . Norris said. “Now we have elected Aft 4,800-Mile Flight 4 man named Layton at Billings, Mon- President Hoover. He has never dis- From Pernambuco to Rio Janeiro eee two others have tans. b protesting at being metas m- | ity of Sanish and the Elbowoods In- closed his Ideas in real detail. No ; it 1s approximately 1,200 miles. From associations ‘and clube ang | “ia s8ency force and residents have spokesman for as ev Brazil, by way of Cadiz, to to tell us. I think we ought to find fete Capo out.” Hundreds of families are without ladies aid moved to the high lands ; . aes homes in the Kentucky and societies when a lawyer | the river Mob Action Follows Dissolution 000 Fi 5 img made ® proposal to him involving between Capo Blanco and Pernam. 25, File Past Bier in Mortu-| see mountains, All coal mines further contribution to Stage of the river here at Heflin Asks Conference f buco—which, with the exception over} of National Assembly and ary Chamber of Notre Dame ‘ere, sections were automatically | noraeshoe Gaines’ | oday was 119 feet, 17. feet imately 2, y Senator Heflin suggested that it . oom Mater_is spyroximately 3.400 Registry Order noon, ' home at Gaines- closed down. | While property dam-| ine sieee ene? than the crest recorded Saturday and ill run into millions of dollars - 3.1 feet below flood stage. e miles, the total projected flight: being During Six Hours poy Morris said the service clubs were the President’ does not eommunioate prs pp leer tly ; sexi Po enttempt at official estimate has in existence te make the taking of pay Papi, M : ene be ‘The machine was capable of some-| Monte Carlo, March 25,—(#)—This bee! ce ous sores in ote such pills pleasant and with m Belief that the river will rise here! made for a conference at the white " thing better than ne miles an hour. | jittie principality of Monaco, more| tribute to Marshal pikes southern states over week-e1 jugar house in an effort to. determine Seva sel noted as the home of the Casino than coat rapl e resulted from spasmodic and local | °°*#NS. Service clubs, he said, made |"#Pidly after the huge gorge Foch tl fa 21. ; whether the committee's work has|-« as a national entity, faced return to| och With the firing of a 21-gun it possible for all to function in| #D bse fins of storms. doing their Dit in the complicated ‘ standard tional ite at sunrise and a social organiza! into which we are been satisfactory. Constitutionalism and more liberal| ™® - born. He urged the Lone : 5 Bovernment today as a consequence | Single gun salute each half hour Lead ic Of ® “bloodless revolution.” = until sunset. relax with the advent of spring, but Prince Louis, its ruler, yesterday E in the Uni the salutes: in this fashion by General: Charles Pelot Summer- all, chief of staff. Fort Lincoln tomorrow will pay take ® little sulphur and molasses instead of so much taffy from the STATE CAGE CHAMPS} rs ws" and keep the work going. — reetings 3 peciai - valley City, N. D., March BP Paris, March 25.—(P)—The peop! ley City residents turned out en of Pare: againtoaay” for ax ali Valley Clty ‘high school hesmeit hours passed before the bier of the |teany’as u i | late Marshal Foch which during the : been. ed from the 5 4 gl Qe be 3 He ae aE J tS 5 e f i AG j & Hi eter t i i Bef i z : EI E z z BY HATTON FRIENDS | ui 1 it i i if i [ E 3 % E | i : i ti fsf = HB i f Hi Bl i iy i i it Eivé Bg Ht 3 orderly , there broke and caused a drop of ae ‘ nex gota | Prosperity to Poverty, to Madness [race's "sat rll larly ho. by two priests ‘2 e i neni, Roberta = ween ie ae And Murder, Is Tragic Family Drama |=": =iam future yial Many workmen who unable p This gorge is py Se ta a et Sh a | aha a a eo [oa i 2 i HE aH ih i i z i h i i: Z f i : i i i ul lt ta if ii §>883 i a i f E | Hi cr atx I | i | a i & i af tt i Ra ae zh is aff i the

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