The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1929, Page 2

peeeesceenee’ PAGE TWO STATE STANDS 48TH IN FOREIGN TRADE ON'S1,296,516 TOTAL New York, Texas, Michigan Lead Rest of Country, Lone Star Showing Biggest Gain | GASOLINE HEADS N. D. LIST Farm Products Fall Behind Machinery and Parts Also; Oil and Auto Areas in Van Exports of merchandise from North - Dakota were valued at $1,296,518 in 1928, compared with $553,217 in the preceding year, an increase of $743.- 301, according to figures made public today by the department of commerce. “The state was forty-cighth in the order of export totals. Gasoline, valued at $416,670, ranked first in order of value among the commodities sent from the state to foreign markets during the year. Other leading exports, with compar- ative values for 1927 when available, were machinery, vehicles and parts, $214,329 and $247,372; inedible vege- table products, $186,149 and $43,259; edible animals and animal products, $78,482 and $16,413; inedible animals and animal products, $64,870 and and $40,466; metals and manufactures of metal, $46,070 and $17,273; wood and papers, $42,850 and $17,222; tex- tiles and manufactures, $29,302 and $7,625; corn, $26,604; chemicals and re- lated products, $13,606 and $17,484. A number of other products were included among the diversified com- modities exported from North Dakota during 1928. “Total exports of merchandise from the United States in 1928 were valued at $5,043,972,142, compared with $4,758,721,078 during 1927, an increase Of $285,252.064. The first 10 states in order of value of exports during the 12 months of last year were New York with exports valued at $861,573,924; Texas, $817.- 002,082; Michigan, $367,253,146; Cali- fornia, $345,436,658; Pennsylvania, $292,087.241; Louisiana, $235,467,286; New Jersey, $221,530,869; Illinois. $206,355,671; Ohio, $196,518,388; and Virginia, $142,504,115. Thirty-two of the states and terri- tories of the United States increased the value of their exports over 1927. ‘Texas registered the greatest increase, $169,975,941, followe@ ny New York which showed a gain of $91,812,021 Michigan. $40,373,562; California, $35,- 891,912; Washington, $13,991,692; Wis- consin, $10,759,541; Ohio, $10,426,843; North Carolina, $8,204,853; Massa- chusetts, $6,763,652; Louisiana, $6,162,- 324; Tennessee, $6,117,498; Virginia, $6,087,374; Arizona, $5,385,930; Okla- homa, $3,023,418; Iowa, $1,940,764; Kansas, $1,638,988; + Pennsylvania, New Mexico, $1,067,206. Other states to show increases were Florida, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Montana, | humming the melody. South Dakota, Delaware, Vermont, Hawaii, Colorado, Idaho, North Da-/ kota, Alaska and Washington, D. C. figures were compiled, calls attention to the fact that the figures are based rily on through bills-of-lading. and, therefore, in the case of some states, they reflect but.a part of the | Weather Report | cree ‘Temperature at 7 a. m. Highest yesterday . Lowest last night Precipitation to 7 a. m. | 3tate of weather a|other nation, 000,000 gallons of milk. THE BISMARCK TRIBUN North Dakota More Than Doubles Export of Products Overseas ”* | SIDE GLANCE: space—” total foreign trade an clude goods produced Some of the totals states were: e Persons attending atre tonight where emoting in “Careers” Vitaphone _all-talkin hear the strains of a Symphony orchestra, role in “Carcers.” Already the song popularity. casting it. comes out of the the: “Careers” is one as Noah Segurola, former Met star who also sings. Dillon directed. It | first all-talking picture. acRUSS 1. Bristle Polish Father Ages Funereal fab- rie ropieal tree fe measure: meni Pedal extremi- tles . Immerse ‘Three-toed toth an ting Metalliterous OC. + Color Metric ti and 4 ’ AT THE MOVIES CAPITOL THEATRE played throughout the showing. Not only is it played by the Vitaphone Carmel Myers who has an important The title of the son is “I Love ‘’ou, I Hate You.” Bryan wrote the words and George W. Meyer wrote the music. Radio stations are broad- 638. Music stores are featuring $1,589,267; Arkansas, $1,140,557; and! it in their window displays. And al- most everybody who secs “Careers” most successful efforts. the beautiful star are such sterling O. P. Hopkins, acting director of the | players bureau of foreign and domestic com- | Moreno, Thelma Todd, Robert Frazer, merce, under whose supervision the |Carmel Myers, Sojin and Andre de Britons drink less milk than any Britain imports 63- - - By George Clark | nd for others in- elsewhere. of northwestern First N. P. Comet Goes Through to Park With . A 1928 1921] Big Party of Tourists Wisconsin ... $137,861,141 $127,101,600 pliorang Washington . 121,638,132 107,646, Th the Northern ic Minnesota .. 76,035,274 105,418,088 comets Wee through sama gr Oregon ..... 69,271,988 84,213,262 | 11:39 today. The Comets go on with Montana .... 6.814.817 5,905,027 | the opening of Yellowstone Park June South Dakota 6,140,142 5.184,484 | 20, and today’s train will arrive at Wyoming ... 2,703,557 4,603,488 | Gardiner, Montana, just as that event Idaho ....... 2,282,991 1,884,526 | takes place. North Dakota 1,296,518 553,217 The train was well filled with tour- ists from the cast, indicating a big season for the national playgrounds in the west this summer. i ° NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Capitol the- Sauk Dense ae Billie Dove is is hereby a First National ‘detest ng picture will | a; beautiful melody jahl, late of the Township of Gibbs, in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, decease creditors of, and ‘all perso: claims against said deceased, to ex- hibit them with the necessary vouch. ers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to said Ad- ministrator at the office of Zuger & Tillotson In the City of Bismarck in {sald Burleigh County, or to the Judge of the County Court of Burleigh County at his office in the Court House-in the City of Bismarck, Bur- leigh County, North Dakota, You hereby further notitied I. C. Davies, Judge of t ounty Court’ within’ and for the ‘ounty of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, has fixed the 7th day of January, A. D. 1930, at the hour of Kk in the forenoon of sald lay, at the Court Rooms, in the Court House in the City of Bismarck, in said County and State, as the time d for hearing and adjusti against the estate of the nah = Engdahi, presented as hereinbefore provided. Dated June 11th, A. D. 1929, OHN ENGDAHL, Administrator of the Evtate of Hannah Engdahl, Deceased. First publication on the 13th 4 of June, A. D. 1929. 6/42-19-26 Sound travels 1090 feet a second in the air and 4700 feet a second in the water. but also sung by Al is carning wide atre whistling or of Billie Dove's Supporting Beery, Antonio | #344 tropolitan Opera John Francis is Billie Dove's Daily ‘Cross-word Puzzle | Solution of Yesterday's Puzzie 11. Haccataurente degree 43. Maining free quently Babble © Ktago settin iy Li « Rerthwesters WEATHER FORCING PEONY EXHIBITION Hot Wave and Sunshine Have Brought Out Riot of the Big Blooms on City Lawns The weather and the peony show to be held at the Association of Com- merce rooms Friday have the rela- tionship of cause and_ effect. The unusually sunny, hot spell forced the flowers to bloom earlier than ex- pected, so the Garden club was forced to hurry on che show or go without it. In addition the hot spell produced an unusually luxuriant type of the flower. So the club is elaborately set for the exhibit. Lawns of peony fans are a riot of color these days. The arri its for the show provide that all entries must be in by 11 a. m. Friday for judging. The judges have not yet been selected, but will be announced by tomorrow. The show will continue all day. A stipulation of the show sponsors is that the flowers t: brought in milk bottles, each exhibitor. to pro- vide his or her own bottles. Flowers will not be accepted in fancy vases or containers. While this. is to be a peony show other flowers and bouquets will be accepted for background and emba- lishment. ‘There will even be a_few first ‘awards for varieties of garden flowers, but the show will be essen- tially a peony affair. There will be several classifications of peonies in singles and doubles and they will be shown in exhibits of one or three to a bottle. The types are to be white, red and light and dark pink. Any other attractive hue may mae however, in a class by The committee of the club, of which Mrs. F. C. Stucke is president, con- sists of Mrs. 8. D. Cook, chairman; Mrs. E. H. Morris, Mrs. Helen L. oa R. E. Jack and Harry P. GL ANDVATICAN SEE SETTLEMENT Agreement Would Give Broader Interpretation of Mexican Religious Laws Mexico City, June 19.—(#)— The : | Mexican government and emissaries of the Vatican have agreed upon a basis of settlement of the Mexican religiof@s controversy. Approval of the today was all that was needed to make the agreement effec- tive and permit an episcopate order returning the priests to Mexican churches. The settlement, as arrived at by President Portes Gil and Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores of Michoacan, and Bishop Pascual Diaz of Tabasco, with Ambassador Morrow as inter- mediary, does not involve constitu- tional changes, but merely a broader interpretation of the religious laws and their constitutional background. The settlement was reached Mon- day afternoon in the course of con- ferences between Ambassador Mor- row and President Portes Gil, and Ambassador Morrow and the two Mexican bishops. An’ authoritative source stated to- day that unless the Vatican ‘ratified the present: settlement, and acts quickly on it, there is not much pos- sibility that anything further will be lished toward settlement for Papal sanction of the agreement would be followed immediately, it was bishop Ruiz- as Mexican primate, would then ‘instruct the bishops to order the Mexican clergy to return to the churches, from which they have been absent August, 1926, Instructed by the episcopaté to withdraw in protest at enforcement of the unsatisfactory re- ligious laws. Still Case Hired Man Moved to Fargo Jail Orin Huranko, the hired man ar- | OUT OUR WAY ; By Williams ZZ. Zz Ze ZL, y AEO.U.8.PAT.OFF. 105A SEE AT Gos, SET 1F ONE O' THEM MOMENTS WED LIKE 10 LIVE OVER OvuR OLD FRONT PORCH. suMMONS a pie ot North Dakota, County of q In, Di trict Court, Fourth Juéiciat | Frank. 5. Hedden, Watertown Fire pan: lorr! rris, LeGrand lovris, Morris, Julius C. Burrows, C. B. Lit- tle, Bismarck National Bank, « co: poration, Capital National Bank, » corporation, Charles Duncombe, harle ma harles Dun- combe, Jr., Charles combe, Jr., Mary ‘ayne, Burleigh Coanty i Bullding & Loan jation, poration, Martha J. ‘Thompacn, M. "Wileo: "Pom Ivaac Ls Kil J. Cali, Nelli Thompson, WELL, ATN HIT ON TH’ PORCH ROOF WITHOUT MUCH CAMIDGE. 'AT WAEN! NO STAR, IT WAS A FIRE N’ FALL? y Btelvin We gacod G. je! 01 son_K, ‘Bull, Lilly, C. A. Lounsberry, Lounsberry, William c. Snodgras: ¥F, jodge, Frederick W. Bi illlam'8. Moorhouse, Ben- Fleuch: eS. Littl nder BM icKensie, Reams Gal hea deceit, , Jr, John. Mel uncan McRae, Farquhar McRae, William McRae, Katherine McRae, Rae Cook, Jeannette Moka McRae, and all known claiming any estat or i terest in or lien or encumbrances | upon the property described in the 1 complaint, Defendants. State of North Dakota to the Above Named Defendants: You are hereby summoned to ans- wer the complaint in this actio which ig on file in the office of th clerk of said court, and to serve a copy of your answer upon tl ub- 4 fare to app ir answer, judgment will Peary n 4 against you default for the relief demanded in the complaint. SYNOPSIS: Pecbles describes his experiences of the night to Deacon, omitting mention of the two silent figures seated at the poker table. Deacon questions Furie without result but purloins the lens which Furic always car- ried. Deacon eliminates Furie as a murder suspect but theorizes that a quarrel over a new vein in the Ogden mine ended with Jerry Ogden stabbing his father. Peebles and Deacon enter the mine and find an immensely rich | vein of gold-quartz, CHAPTER 26 “JERRY”"—AND ANOTHER I think the discovery of no other form of wealth is comparable with! that of virgin gold in its effect upon the human emotions. My brain} seemed to have become~a well of flame. A strange intoxication gave wings to my feet. And Deacon, who is seldom demonstrative, was similarly affected. “Looks like that stuff we found in Ogden’s desk,” he muttered. I whistled. “If there's any depth or breadth to the vein or if the hang- ing wall is good, it may run into mil- lions. . . . Hello! what's this?” We saw it at the same moment. A small, square, shining object, it stood in a niche just below the vein. My hand beat Deacon's to it. . “A silver snuff-box,” he grunted. “It hasn't been here long by the look of it.” “It comes from one of the French Louis periods,” I observed. “Well, whose is it? You look as if you know something.” “It belongs to Nathan Hyde, Henry,” T announced significantly. ‘Hyde, Hyde,” he muttered in per- plexity. “It isn’t like him to put a valuable down and forget it.” I chuckled. “He must have been deeply stirred. Taking snuff from his Louis snuff-box is a sort of a cere- mony with Hyde.” Henry nodded reluctantly, pocketing the snuff-box. “ upon the vein was enough to make him for- Get it, eh? Well, we had already concluded he knew something about His tone implied that there was nothing more to it than that, but I knew the snuff-box had given him something to think about, and I laughed to myself as we went on into the timbered passage. - We had gene Some distance in the direction of the original entrance when I GOLD BULLETS By CHARLES G. BOOTH Dated this ist da: of Aprh. 1929. DULLAM & YOUNG, Attorney for Plaintiff. « First National Bank Building, (By The Associated Press) + lem eee lt witha To the Above Named Defendants, and ae preparatory Corecess nn | take, Notice, That ne, personal : claim is ‘made above en if Senate considers nominations {action against the - defendants, or Another Hold-up at Lundy's! Bad| nq hears addresses, ca or any of them; and that the q Medicine Closes Down. And 50 on. Postponement of maturity date | {othe follcwing dereribed Sent pene Part of the top margin of the third| of. $40,000,000 French debt is be- Soa onntnen cl ly fuloeek n city 0} 4 Page had been torn off. With it had| fore house. in ahevoounty oF Burleigh and stats gone the date line. We stared at the) Senate finance subcommittees | of North Dakota, to-wit: torn margin in silence, our hearts} continue hearings on tariff bill An undivided one-half interest in pounding in our ears, The curtain] schedules. 52'S2° $293; Sit in Block 6; Lots 31, had lifted. £8, 3 ape ge all ap Black, 51 dots “This is where Furie got your pistol, NOTICE OF STATE BAR jock 7; ‘Lots, 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, EXAMINATION 13,14 and 15,’all in Block’ 8; ‘Li John,” Henry said at length. 4 5, 6, 7, 1 “Yes, This is the pencil.” I stared| Notice is hereby given’ that the | an 1 H down at the remains below me,| State,Bar Board of the State of North | 24, 25, 26, ae’ . conduct a state bar ex- “‘Jerry"—what were you to Andrew?” | amination for the Purpose of examin-| Block 1 2.10.2 and 1B s seeking admission ck 12; an u S I looked up at Deacon. State, commencing at [est In Lots 21,2299 and ate sit t : “I suppose this was Andrew's rea- rates one ft I. on. the rool ad fe eh ae: mote ty 2, »he| duly, A. D. ‘at Bismarck, Nort all in’ Bloc son for keeping the mine closed,” he | July, A. half Interest in Lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, said huskily. “It's a good thing you} " “the following named have filed no- | all in Block 13; Lots 8, 9; 17, 18 and found the note in that cartridge,| tice of their intention to participate |19, all in Block 18; Lots 1, 2: 3, 4 John.” in such examination, vis: 6,'7, 8 and 21, all‘in Block 19; Lots “You mean you'd have assumed An- Cie ey Sota’ in Bisel 20s ae we in 5 an 4 drew had killed this nan himself, 30 ided’ one-half interest in’ Lots “2. years ago?” 30, 31 and 32, all in Block 20; an un- He nodded. “We should have had 18) 19 and 20, allie Block. 31 to. Andrew steadfastly refused to open the mine. Why? Because of Crosb: what we have just found: the skeleton| Jshneon, Benjaiain, Osnabrock, N.D. is 4, 5 of aman who has been murdered. Koths, H. Irving, Grand Forks, N. D. 10, 11 and 12, all in’ Block 28: The inference would have been ines-| MeCarthy, H. Preston, ‘Minnewau- tin rcionttad! hee hie 14419, and capable.” Nelson, Re N., Rosholt, 8. aivided one-half interest Inthe Wig “Demonstrating again the unreli-| Otos, H. Donald, Mapleton, N. D. of Lots 13, 14, 15, 16,17 and 18, al remaseed 071. ee is my, emer Smith, Arthur G., Grand Fork: tots 1, re | ion ‘Jerry’ years ago, an _.N. D. » 14, A 4 he killed Andrew three days ago. He! Sulerud, Clark Arnold, Grand Forks, 23\ and ‘24, 3 killed Andrew because Andrew had is Olaf, Bartlett, N. D. Block’'s6: ‘and Lote ig 200s SE ‘ , 21, 22, 38 just found out that he, Dillon, had ui Horace C., Bowman, N. D.| and 28, ail in Block 47, . F killed ‘Jerry.” Tisdale, Ross ©. St; Thomas, N Dated this ist day of April. 1929, fi allen, Alfred 0., “Perhaps you are right,” Henry ad- Rate — Attorneys for Same mitted wearily. “But if you. are right, eaten lugene, Oregon. First Nati Winga: Young, E Willmar, Minn, Any objections to the participation of any of the above in said examina- tion, or their subsequent admi the ‘Bar of this State, if si why did Andrew leave this body here instead of giving it proper burial?” “When we know that we shall know what turned Alex Peterson into An- drew Ogden,” I replied sententiously. “Depend on it, he had some good rea- son. Andrew never did anything without reason.” “I wish MacNair was here,” Dea- con muttered, getting up. “He's got @ solid head on his shoulders. Thi thing is too much for me. You'd bet- ter take care of that newspaper. That bit of pencil, too.” The blocked door of the mine was just beyond the body, and we were returning silently to the slash through which we had entered the tunnel when I heard quite distinctly a small sound. Somehow I felt that it was of human. origin. So did Deacon, for he snapped out the light and dropped his hand to my arm. aa s that?” I whispered. He guided me into one of the trib- YOUTHFUL SPENDTHRIFT Washington.—Helen Marie Gucker, 5, tired of the routine at home, spied her mother's pocketbook, “borrowed” it and set out for a 5) pt cecrentines took her candy shops in the neighborhood, hot- } dog stands, a barber shop and finally } the police station, where officers noti- fied her mother. Her mother came to claim her and found that only $3 of the agg in the pocketbook had been spent prior to the opening day of such ex- aminatio! Bismarck, North Dakota, Dated this 10th day of June, A. D, 19: i NE! IN, Clerk of the Supreme Court and ex-officio Secretary State Bar Board, State of forth Dakota. w3 spree. to all the 6/12-19-26 One of the most famous glaciers is the Mer de Glace in the ‘Alps. It is about 5700 feet above sea level. stopped abruptly, clutching Deacon by the) dar! arm. I went a little sick, for I have no stomach for the grewsome. I had al- most tripped over the skeleton of a Louder, this time. And then a ray of light pierced the Where you will enjoy in fullest measure CALIFORNIA'S Glorious Summer Days bids for road gradi pete Srna, nde mahiD, . Dakots, will be received by the nera of q the to amount fasto guaran jdder will, if successful fromptly enter into a the. necessary hond for fe eaeare le to for five Per cont. jajer than auly 10 }4 A hot later than August The Board of Count mission- rs reserves the mene ts reject any or_all bids. é iy order of the Board of County Geramisctoner