The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1930, Page 1

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ESTABLISHED 1873 é BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS: ar aric alls to Ban Submarine State Dormitory Law Held Constitutional™»™ | PERMITS ERECTION [THREE LEAP FOR LIFE TO NET [Seeks Governorshin {|EDISON FEELS 85 ON {CONFIRMATION OF HUGHES AS | NECESSARY WEAPON OP DORMTORIES AT FROM EIGHTH STORY WINDOW oa ‘HIS 83RD BIRTHDAY | CHIEF JUSTICE BY SENATE Is | NAT | ___ AS FLAMES SWEEP BUILDING HR TRIS RRPORTER| THREATENED BY OPPOSITION "=" «' t= cow’ wu STATE INSTITUTIONS ‘Sons of MacDonald _||Giri Critically Hurt as Body Re- ) EE non-Profit-Sharing Holding As- ‘Humanized’ and Restric- 1 tive Efforts Made And Hoover Confer || pounds aid Ricochets Off gee my in Borah and Glass Listed as Un- favorable to Former Su- Ly ‘Pay More Attention to Engi- “neers Than to Politicians,’ Firemen’s Bodies ITALIANS REMAIN NEUTRAL " sociations Granted Right t= eririte 1 Avia Wo Atte Pe coms re nee bias “ ; to House Students th| THREE TAKEN FROM LEDGES _ pane rnd | oe lbnve evened Ata HIGH COURT MAKES RULING os a a First eneitel. dumps Ever agaectng ee toa ee hd pm o cer iy a sod ‘ae | paraneere<: tition inline tion bia sg ed etn th gu ‘Way Things Are,’ High School cessor to Sick Taft changed blows in s Hollywood cafe| | By DEWITT MA ibmarines Graduate Should Enter Washington, Feb. 11.—()—Increas- | q;2, 007 cate 10 talk about it,” said| were virtually assured of a new lease gram, Held Up by Legal ing opposition to. Charen a Gilbert, who with his wife, Ina Claire,|on life as weapons of war during Business, Not College act spending a week at Palm |historic debate at the fourth plenary Fight, to Go Forward [arene L ion felis Sate we ce the United | springs. “Ididonly whatanyman would session of the naval conference today: ; ? Fort. Myers, Fia., Feb. 11—(P—|today, threatening ® final vote on ilies >) the citeungtan: lot the ‘wor -peasnunt teak roan ; Decision that the 1929 law authoriz~ scaling q Thomas A. Edison, celebrating his! confirmation by nightfall. the | circumstan- - Gea views! ' holding associations KIDDER cIVi¢ FEUD Gord birthday here today, declared Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, er ale wale ee ee : i e biggest thing erican| and Glass, Democrat, Virginia, were t pleas :. 2 .! governor of North Dakota. Senator People can accomplish during the listed today among the opponents of 2 you or anyobdy ieee os! the jerintd eloquent ‘Margaret Brant, one of the foremost men in the |next year ts to “pay more attention| the former supreme courr forte aig eee oc atl tGie ceapanr ne ee q INVOLV from to engineers than to politiolans.” Republican presidential nominee, as| {¥ done if a man bined hehe Hd grew formal resolu- a | y The aged inventor scribbled this|senate leaders began to sound out had come charg-}tions w ak ae Senerally taken as, ol “ operated with a stub of a pencil as he gave| sentiment preparatory to fesuming ing across a room monte we Ppt ade! will be i% J his written answers to a question-| consideration of the Hughes nomina- at you,” Tullyde-|continued but their acivities will he’ 3 naire from newspapermen who were | tion at 4p. m. There were indications clared. “I got/ “humanized” and that an effort will As Present at his annual birthday in-| that Borah would follow up the up and knocked|be made to restrict their size and Mr. |terview. tack launched in the senate yester. , him down.” number. Despite that he walked blithely to/day by Senator Norris, Republican, Other diners,| There was an air of tensity Judge Jansonius Hears Reasons ehmans his workshop for the audience with | of Nebraska. A who unwittingly|no other plenary session has seen for Demurrer, Holds Case ‘s RARE LE: IRS —|the reporters and quickly wrote his Watson Predicts Victory ‘ 2 had purchased |the delegates of the sea forces . wers to questi Mr. Edi Administration leaders, however, ringside seatsjeach other to make caouarea ssbeeren older than he rae were confident of early confirmation with their cof-|regarding this ly is, of Hughes despite the unexpected op- fee,described the|torn the world “How old do you feel?” was one of | Position. : scene in greater detail. the Lusitania was the queriex. Senator Watson of Indiana, Re-| They said Tully was seated with| It was the inited “Generally about 50,” replied Mr.| Publican, leader, predicted a “very'May Cruze, sister of James Cruze, the|Britain for the Edison, “but lately ‘some microbe has | “¢cisive majority,” for confirmation. director, and Nicholas Kelly, when;marines and France and bothered me ‘and done some experi-| Most of the Democrats were said to [Gilbert entered with Miss Claire and| their retention, holding to menting with my internal machinery be in favor of confirmation. Senator |Sid Grauman. that they would not surrender FRID y and I feel about 85 years.” Walsh of Montana, the acting Dem-| Gilbert shouted something to Tully [arm of their navies. Italy agreed in Believes in Prohibition ocratic leader, voted for @ favorable |about an article he had written two iretteipie with America Great: . “Mr. Edison believes that absolute | PO of the nomination in the judi- | years ago in a magazine, in which the! Britain but with reservations which ¥ in| Clary committee yesterday and alllactor was mentioned. ‘Tully replied, | would safeguard her interests as come prohibit ‘ecomplished in| other. Democrats on the committee tel ‘more words Gil- | pared with those of other powers. Outlook for 1930 Will Be Spe- Who were present did likewise. penteel age orasredigesincetorageer ma Under Advisement i are Kidder county's sensational political , | feud was up in district court again, Blease ed. Tables were upset, chairs Called Inhuman Weapons _— ctal Discussion, Stressing E : charg ‘Gah en After Prime Minister io M ee I Dairy Situation down. At this point bystanders in-| ad formally opened the session, A. V. 5 terferred, and the actor was persuad-| Alexander, first lord of the admiralty, ‘The “Federal Parm board “aaid"d Se ne doe ne ar, Semel red. tones. declared orene ahem Probable influence on the farming bs temperance. The inventor replied. I cepien ron mee “deride S belief that submarines should be “No.” 's ion was sul a | Wil from the navies of the business in Burleigh county will come He asserted his belief that the Lon-| week ago because of his health. The pros and Japanese duageue up for its share of attention and dis- (Continued cn page seven) Blease has urged that Taft be re- jistened with particular intentness as cussion when several hundred of this ited as chief justice. Newspa- he declared with emotion that sub- appoint and F Permen sought to learn today what mersibles were “! a get together for their information he had received from N ATI Al, DRIVE ‘human. cienaie tapes tie two-day farm business meeting in the Taft's physicians. He sent back word Great Britain, he said, wanted Postoffice building here February 14 that he had received some | personal tion, but and 15, beginning at 10 o'clock Friday AW ARDED 10 SCOUTS Word but that this was his business 10 BOOST PRODUCTS Scnitet ee nse ee morning. and usiness man who gave To explain the farm board and it it to him. manizing of submarine warfare and inf Blease gave no reason on the floor . for his opposition to immediate con- ae eae sideration, but said later that he i wanted to examine a physic! ? g abee ians cer. |O: A: Amundson, Jamestown, Is the proposal for abolishment in the Blomarck Goout Lead teary rgeiaeascriac ot William | Made State Chairman; Aid aes sig srt diac aces out ORC” chief justiceship last week because of Given by Greenwood Talary of State Stimson, followed ers Take Exams for First poor health. Blease urges that he be a8 wii Ee it EeEyEee s E s sf TH bi i i Aid Certificates reappointed and has said he suspects pans Hugh tment. use of dairy products is soon to be iniiammicaienmi |: launched by the National Dairy coun-| .),America Favors Abolition cil, preliminary operations to be con- vor of the abolition of the sul . ap ae lage eyed tein seg ducted in 17 states. The drive will be| Briefly he amplified this declara-, tk Z with Jschools, various iations, -|ealling for the committee to study the obligation of the Tepresenting the ‘ Fares sree Jase i ag WITH CENSUS TAKER sion services, County, agents ‘and ‘ti the | three ‘questions: \ holding association. ioe joe, CHARITY iN GRANTED John Karasiewics, Bill Smith, giale railroads and, in part, through adver-| 1—Abolition of the submarine. Fro hear iim sqaee 3—Regulation of unit and BLAME CHEAP BOOZE Poon Fore Fetal All States Wage Campaigns to | missioner, is one of the active leaders| undersea craft. : Blot Out Illiteracy Before |i, ‘he, drive selected trom this Baltimore, Feb. a , gi lam Royal Stokes city’s bu- ()—Three bottles | Feaut of bacteriology died last night of County Employes May Draw aieeee, Bap which! Necessities From Bureau; that a political plot underlies the A nation-wide drive to increase the | famous among the naval conferees. “The American delegation is in fa bmarine.”' ing the studente’ final conducted through service clubs, |tion and later handed in 2 resolution. 3 2—Regulation of use in war time. E. A. Greenwood, state dairy com- size “to Discover Remedy) UNPAID CHICAGOANS He is in receipt of a letter from M. FOR DEATHS OF TWO} "> Discover Bem . ‘co lueieone City Workers Banned ©. A. Amundton, Jamestown, has| been appointed state chairman for | ibys. tad a i ae E : sf ht Hi E | it i iL FAtee 3 at aii i it fel a H 4 ft ; ' the drive which is connected with ice cream makers and centralizing lleged Highbal through the extension service of the urces Made by ‘Feds’ |25."s a4 5 i : i I i a i E k il it ie i i i Hi i lf | iu ty lin raglan Judge A. M. Christisneon is the chair- fire man of the Court of Honor. - bro lege sours \- peeding Fire Truc! "in Chicago, the = Sneed Ae om Hert | id be sought for the 156 x ‘woul ° — persons and 31 corporations indicted : i : i i : t Fi a ea Ee ide open ‘ren ot | for the arrest of thooe indicted were ‘asking the [hearing each other. Hoa S00 Core mene, secs ie Forum. Bogan, CM were charged with furnishing large Rage pi nary —- shipments of yeast andssugar to fl- the sulting Levert capi Qity, Feb. 21.—()—Jose | tictt distillers. Sixteen individuals, WALES AT MOMBASA preg prioreg Earned ‘Trafillo, of -Tolotalan | anegedly ,, moa Kast Bh oe a | te ; ‘each other to death |" of Modeee, age Sega as tt:forced the the main plaza of tf Hf t