The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1930, Page 1

| «=e THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE 22 ESTABLISHED 1873 ; BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1930 ‘ PRICE FIVE CEN'IS .| Rubio Is Wounded by Assassin 1 PRittor Strife | 5 cpa SKSHITSRRED AT. | Bitter Strife Rends Nonpartisan Convention tbe h TOWNLEY, RR, |Genator Wagner Assails Crime Commission | TRIMUIRINO . SINGLATR, LANGER, ‘Weinberger, Grambs, Ricker|wjyrc pequpmyy [POUND URGES MINOR DRY LAW | sri ien:si on LONE PRINEN|Get “Contracts for Memoriall yw main | TRIALS BY U. S. COMMISSIONERS) “=” "=== ; eee ee ful Gunman Is Held Bismarck Contractors Awarded f Saved by Skill ‘ ‘Bargain or Cafeteria Days’|| Marriage Brok | en Buildnig, Electrification REMEDIES PROPOSED cme” *| dnetaanetigityd |" ee ee Plumbing J and Plumbing Jobs Demands Direct Report on Mer- Federal Courts BIDS REPRESENT $175,851| its of Dry Law and Ques- tion of Amending It . ¢ . im! Battle Centers on Endorsing}! ‘Dry Up or Close Up,’ | Congressional Candidate Harney Tells Cafes In Third District LYNNER CAUSING TROUBLE Seven Others Arrested as Acs cessories; All Thought Vas. Concelos’ Followers JURY STUDY NOT COMPLETE Mexico City, Feb. 6.—(#)—Barely in office 24 hours, President Ortiz Rubio. today was resting at his home recovering from effects of a would be assassin’s bullet, while his government, temporarily without its. Alternative Figuring Forces Ar- chitect to Study All Bids in Detail Townley Wants to Fight Sinolair Alone to Avoid Making Liquor an Issue Crime Commission’s Recom- mendation Based on Prece- dent, Not New, He Says CITES NUMEROUS ABUSES _—— 7 leader, took up the task of investi- A. J. Weinberger, Bismarck con-|Most Serious Evil Is Steadily q gating the outrage. y Tide of Intem thet United ‘States ‘commissioners be | |p The investigation, the first _out- memorial to World war veterans. Rising Tide of intemperance, i sae : standing question to come before the given power to try slight or casual iano awarene eo thes Sista Says the New Yorker ; violatiors of the dry laws, Ros- .~ Hew government, fell to the lot of City builder this afternoon after he —_ SUEY Rn ancl ae : : new role of secretary of the interior: had submitted a bid yesterday of| Washington, Feb. 6.—()—President Loca etn Compatit late f ‘The city was calm this : $138,900. sone aia reed before the house judiciary committee 4 : | and the potulace pot 4 beri d 4 E. E. Ricker, Bismarck, will instal |20Over and lester ec? Se ee eee : | |to read in extensive newspaper ac« ‘The roster of the gladiators, if. the electrical fixtures, his bid being $7,661. mission were called upon in the sen- in recent years and that federal court} 4 ‘ counts that the president was ators are correct, reads F. G. Grambes, also of Bismarck, was congestion had been a result. : : poet % sidered out of danger and that he warded the contract for the plumb- ‘ Pound, who appeared with Chair- t : : Probably would be abl ar ph man Wickersham, of the commission, ie : Guties within a week.” oe said a serious condition existed in the 4 2 dag courts because of the conges- s anied Floreat: oma who ion. iurked on. Ortiz y = = He testified that “bargain or cafe- : . eral hours ponte! orn ‘the in stipulated for the use of some mate- teria days,” where prohibititon law C - auguration ceremonies, which passed rials and additions to the main bid assailed severe- For three minutes after an operation | ViOlators were tried wholesale to clear “ off without a hitch, and then struck fe sere at Albany, N. Y., little William Bruso, |federal court dockets, had impaired when trouble was least expected, was! 15-month-old baby pictured above, the dignity of the courts. He added : held at the military prison while sev- was pronounced dead. But doctors, |that in consequence the people were . ee en others were under arrest on suspi- refusing to despair, used restorative |!0Sing respect for the courts and for . cion of implication in the plot which. agents and brought the child back to the law. 3 a the government attributes to adher-' Congressman Asks Friends to Cooperate in Gaining Him N. P. Renomination ‘Word was being passed around, to- tractor, will build the county-city day, as the Nonpartisan League state| dite. Mace yeh eee tne baby, com- Have Approved Remedies ents of Jose Vasconcelos, defeated! the convention shall endorse @ candi-/convention delegates gathered at the pletely recovered, playing at his home | Pound, who is a dean of the Har- Candidate in the last presidential date for the Republican nomination | paterson hotel, not to draft J. H. in Rensselaer, N. Y. vatd Law school, asserted, congress : election. in district, representative has already approved methods of dis- President Ortiz Rubio's house re- Sinclair, congressional | posing of minor cases recommended mained under the surveillance of 4 from the Third district, for the nom!- by the commission. : fifth presidential guards and police ss ‘ nation for governor. This was one of He iy The judiciary committee is consid- ER diverted all traffic two blocks from the main, astivities informally engag- ering bills introduced by Represent , 3 (Continued on page nine.) tive Christopherson, Republican, {South Dakota, which would give fed- i eral commissioners the power to try cent. : . . i “= m or tepain etn mardseene 7 are ml : ‘When the commission began the | of whose ge to William ‘H. Mackley, Minot, $159,984, over- study to relieve federal court conges- | B. Leeds, son of the “Tin Plate King,” head and profit 10 per cent. tion he said, its members considered |has ended in the divorce court, | Sve ery = Hanson, beh gener three plans. One was to increase the | shown in’ her latest photo, taken at Profit. number of federal judges, which, he | Palm Beach. The wedding of thej{ ae . explained was undesirable because the | Russian Princess and the wealthy y AT I’ve Been Through Hell,’ Broker | judges would be appointed for life for | young American took place in Paris | ing the attention of the assembling ’ «Continued on page nine.) eat Na es . temporary situation. ‘The second | eight Mr. and Mrs. Led: NORTH DAKOTAPAYS | Scracetoeoer (Rene te eee ee courts, f Le I. in th WIFE SAVES LIFE OF i agencies necessary scsod ica eal Ge ornate’ esabiihment ‘built, tor nis Crosson and Gillam Plan Every < . — Use Present Facilities ; arried Prince - GREEN LAST TRIBUTE : » ‘Feb. 6. ‘The third, on which the commission |. topher of Greece and Denmark. | Other Day Flights to Scene determined he added, was to use the to Keep World Informed AT FUNERAL SERVICE es sess rhea Sry AMERONBITVIN | ma scocoe os en |frequent interruptions by severe arc-! FARMER AT TAYLOR Mrs. Sivert Elkins Applies Tour- cases, lorced Pound said the commission had not | tic st . niquet to Crushed-Arm of to my p| Rev. Bennett-Haines Praises Psedaige sang OM SOE ROE, ha tn opportunity to study the jury FOR CHIC AGO'S NEW al iriaian means for ie bodies. of; uation excep! letermine ° Her Husband Keg 4 Deceased Banker as Church- and | uried = ee span there was no problem of obtaining | » roy non Earl egtragting ov ass : ghee RR man and Citizen y midnight last night when he walked |CRVictlOns. oo so.000 CRIME REVOLUTIO goon 90-miles southeast of North Lich engine y] ms! into the Peuderiors, railroad een law, he said, casual and slight of- Kore fulige ope renege of their peng necesal oiticets, “Pee been through hell” Siumee were. ‘hapealy found Une ; who with Sivert A ‘Trembli atubble-bearded, | and | Common law, he added and in the SS ‘the fj y wearied by five miles of walking from | us#ei#l history of this country petty | porice Commissioner Russell|radiced Inst night trom the i IN TERRIBLE SHAPE ag Ai been [eee eee cee teats sel'|fur trading ship Nanuk, at He asserted, however, the defining Does Not Think Situation Cape, that flights i (Continued on page nine) the wreck every other day to on the progress of the crews Bad, Lacking Police 5. . i Chicago, Feb. 6.—(#)—Police Com- missioner William Russell does not regard Chicago's present crime situ- ation as bad “when it is considered FEAR WILKING’ SHIP SUFFERED DAMAGE the police are not being paid and All Radio Contact With Antarc-| erly protect the community.” commisioner Egea SEEE ze if Payless Payday; ‘Public Floating Debt Grows ta 7 is ay rhe B f g i i ze Py Ha g i j The commented last “in He said he was in the yard next to tic Expedition Lost for night in connection with the seven his home here on the evening of Jan. 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