The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1929, Page 1

North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper ESTABLISHED 1873 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1929 The Weather Mostly fair tonight and Tuesday. oo Rising temperature. 4 PRICE FIVE CENT: TAX REDUCTION PROPOSAL GIVEN CONGRES Grain Co-op Okay Called ‘Terrible Blunder’ Third John D. Is Ready for Business Today \. MISSING MANAGER OF BYRD’S tl EXPEDITION FOUND IN OMAHA ‘Father to Return Editor Notices Resemblance of DOUBTFUL, SAYS NYE | His Son to Mandan i - : Picture and - : Minneapolis, Dec. 2.—()—George | Can't Understand Sudden Reo-|®. Bremen, Walkie, WD. siate| Render Roross Desk . ognition Granted ‘Mush. ing itvowa fon ts Nerdy Deki | BROPHY ADMITS IDENTITY; + toom Organization’ District T: 2mas H. Salmon, admitting that! Given for Leaving Suicide IGNORE TWO COOPERATIVES |on tne mane sr Norn s'ke rag | van for Leaving broken into the Savoy theater and | \ naa stolen about $9 in cash. | — Mints Commission | ‘The father was = Sout fg ra | Omaha, Nebr., Dec. 2—(#)—Richard son en e guilty pl le Influence May Be Respon- | Judge Salmon that Kenneth was on |Ot¢ Brophy, business manager for sible for Action parole from the Mandan training |*he Byrd Antarctic expedition who . school when he came to Minneapolis | resigned suddenly in New Zealand ——— ; and that he would like to return him |last spring and later disappeared St. Paul, Dec. 2—(#—The grain|to the North Dakota institution | trom New York leaving a suicide note, marketing situation in the northwest, | where he could watch over him. (14.4 found alive onthe the opinion of Sen. Gerald P. Wye,; Judge Salmon asked into \ ihe . Rricioe North Dakota, is in a more doubtful ; the case, indicating the defendant copy desk of Omaha Bee-News. might be released to the North Da- | The Bee-News said in a copyrighted kota authority. story today that Brophy's identity from 8 show- i ‘Only Wanted to Rest’ Is Reason | INEW ELECTRIC RATE SCHEDULE APPROVAL | ASKED BY COMPANY Bismarck, Mandan, Dickinson and Other Slope Towns Af- fected by New Rates ARE GENERALLY CHEAPER |Residential Rates Placed on | ‘Room-Rate’ Basis Instead of Meter Readings | Reduced electric rates, applicable {at all cities served by it, were filed {today with the state railroad board bythe North Dakota Light and Pow- er company. If approved by the rail- road board the new rates will become effective with the December meter readings. Residential rates are placed on a new basis, the “room-rate” plan suc: ceeding that of straight meter read- ings. Although the rates are generally lower, the company proposed to in- crease its minimum charge for resi- dential service in all cities except, Bismarck, Mandan and Dickinson, DEMOCRATS WILLING 10 AlD REPUBLICANS IN PASSING MEASUR! Senate Leaders Prepared 1 Expedite Consideration of Christmas Present 25,000 BILLS ARE EXPECTE Many New and Redrafted Meas ures Being Prepared for In- troduction at Once Washington, Dec. 2—()—A ne session of congress began at noon tc day facing the task of passing o President Hoover's first full legisla {tive program which will be place {before it tomorrow in a 12,000 wor message dealing with almost ever |national and international activiity « | federal govern Although it was a new session, © {Was not a new congress for its mem (bers had been engaged in work of th (Special session through the summer. | Although the work consisted largel jot formalities and a preparation fc the days ahead, Chairman Hawley ¢ | the house ways and means committe introduced a resolution to carry ou the treasury plan for a one per cer. reduction in the tax rate on individus and corporation incomes—estimate to effect a total tax cut of $160,000,00" Tariff Biggest Issue Another of the big issues to b faced, that of the tariff was alread before the new session, a legacy fror ab S Eas which are grouped together on one| John D, Rockefeller IIT (shown at right in his Princeton graduation togs) is ready today to learn the manage- |the special session. schedule, ° ment of America’s most famous fortune, founded by his grandfather (left) and carried on by his father (center). | _ Both houses convened at noon, Vic Increase Minimum President Curtis pounding for orde In other cities and towns it is pro-| in the senate and Speaker e e e wielding the gavel in om ise raat | Pprenticeship in Managing Huge vin i an "muse same ra(fockefeller Fortune Is Started» ve Long after the senate had ad Residential light and power—Frist vas five kwh per room per month, nine ! Journed, the house clerk still was call i i 7 1 min 7 ing the long roll of 435 names. 1 ts kwh; next five kwh " i a Foom, ‘ive cenis; over 10 kwh per ERSTWHILE COWBO Must Learn How to Give Millions SING SING CONVICT aged gta = a Toom, three cents. : had been used by Chairman Commercial lighting—Pirst 50 kwh to Cultural, Religious and | to. expla _ yer month, noe cents each; next Ba HELD FOR BANDITRY a i | STABBED 10 DEATH tax resolution, The. same fy eight cents; next 100, six cents; next | Welfare Enterprises | sent to the printers and placed 1, 200, five cents; over 400, four cents. shape for consideration Thursday. : i fz i per Efforts to Rescue Miss- ing Men.in Arctic Nome, Alaska, Dec. i ; Te Ha ee ; gst tiln HH Hoff ue al : i : id oH iW ALL ry sf Saas g 3 f 8 Bz i Hl ize & Ee il i i ; $ i ; 3 A i i Hawley Offers Resolution Identified as Lone Desperado WAS CAREFULLY SCHOOLED Code Against ‘Squealing’ and! , Chilrman Hawiey ofthe house w Who Derailed and Robbed = | — | Fear of Vengeance Cloak | sented a resolution to provide for h Two Fast Trains Lad Who Never Smokes or Slayer's Identity ested theta oe i had called the house to order. It, ho Pawnee, Okla, Dec. 2—()—Tom| Orinks Chosen as Outstand- | ——— if: it if if! g tl Cie f;i thie i i ! E f | ‘ man's Body Found in Boat Causes Rescue of Rest i H | i a Ba Fes cons could not be classed as an off Ossining, N. ¥., Dec. 2—(4)—Four | ficial measure until the thump of th Vernon, 43, erstwhile cowboy. rodeo; ing by Princeton Class inmates of Bing Sing prison were in | Mallet had rung through the ch tider anc fireman, and five times a/ ing by soley. Coletineneny: Paine while} Under customary procedure rison authorities sought the slayer |Tesolution was referred back to f a young convict who was stabbed | WAYS and means committee for con death as he stood in line with 1,729 | Sideration. This committee first mus} : f his fellows. Pass on all revenue legislation, as th: j ment of America’s most famous f0F- |" Pubin Kaminetsky, 17, of Brooklyn, (Continucd on page mine. serving seven and one-half to 15 NEL ESREN ! Fresh from a trip around the | years for robbery, fell with four stab possession wounds near his heart yesterday. The inmates were lined up in the old pris- on yard at the end of the recreation ‘| | period and were about to be marched yi DES i similarly and to the new prison to witness a per- 1 plundered near Sai Calif., Nov. | ,|formance of the annual Sing Sing ] 10, had identified Vernon's photo-/ play, Good News. an those of the man who,/ Saw Nothing s lined them up, in ac- \ A dozen guards ran to Kaminetsky | Students’ Tips Rasult in Arr western traditions, | when he fell and while two of them \earried him to the prison hospital} of Rum Dealers Near Yard | wi . i i where he died 15 minutes later with- in Cambridge , | Out regaining consciousness, the oth- ers questioned prisoners who had — been standing near him. Allof them/| Boston, Dec. 2.—(4)—Boo Pr professed to have seen nothing. have become a pest at Harvard in th Warden Lewis E. Lawes ordered| opinion of Major Henry EB. G ; Jacob Burakoff, also 17, and three} nough, assistant ‘5; others placed in solitary for further ae enforcement for questioning. land. Rewspaper conjectil |” Burakoff was convicted of the same} After raids by federal agents pgp meyer ener ie | holdup for which Kaminetsky was in | Boston police over the week-end di ‘child of John D. Sr., would be worth | Prison. Warden Lawes said Burakoff}ing which five arrests were = eae | Was captured and convicted on infor-} Major Goodnough said that tips ther | mation furnished by Kaminetsky. The | the arrest of two men “might h identity of the other three placed in| come” from Harvard students. solitary was not revealed. denied that students were being u Code Prevents Code as paid informers and added that an} Prison attaches said that the code | information from undergraduates h | of the inmates which prohibits giv-| come voluntarily. | ing information against each other! “To my way of thinking.” he 6 and fear of vengeance for its viola-|“the students are cooperating in tion made it impossible to learn any-| real honest desire to rid their thing concerning the stabbing even | mitories of the bootlegger pest.” though many might have witnessed; Six students are known to have j it. ited Major Goodnough last Kaminetsky and Burakoff were |The next day two men were af near the college yard after they received $135 in marked money company in Brooklyn. 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