The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 3

1 { . | NYE COMMITTEE WILL|” BE AT WORK SEPT. 15 North Dakota Senator Says In- vestigating Body Has Many Complaints to Hear Helena, Mont., Aug. 29.—()—Chair- ynan Gerald P. Nye of the senate cam- Ypaign committee, said by telegram from Glacier National Park that Sept. 15 has been set for resumption of the hearing in Tllinois onsenator- | jal campaign expenditures. The hear- ing in Illinois, said Senator Nye, will be followed by hearings in Nebraska. Then the committee will probably go to Colorado where pleas for immedi- ate hearings have been made. “The committee hesitates to place itself in a position which leave room for a complaint that it was permitting _jtself to be used for or against any candidates”, said the telegram. The date for the Colorado hearings was placed tentatively at Sept. 25, ‘yWhich will be after the primary in that state. “The committee has determined”, said the telegram, “that there shall be no further hearings in Pennsyl- vania before the November election. Very serious charges involving ex- penditures and illegal voting in the Tennessee democratic primary elec- tion have occasioned the sending of investigators to that state, and upon their report will depend the time and Place for the hearing. “Concerning such charges, candi- date Wallace White of Maine is be- ing asked today by the committee to submit a report of his campaign re- 2 ceipts and expenses. In line with the request originally made upon him and other candidates. Mr. White has not complied fully with this request, and the committee has seen fit to make a third demand upon him, “The Montana situation is one to which the committee will give full consideration. Hearings are not like- ly to be held before the November election x x x. The committee find the situation in Massachusetts and New Jersey occasioning the contin- uance of investigators in those fields x x x, The same is true with rela- tion to the inquiry in North Carolina.” The telegram was to the Associated POLICE MARKSMEN SHOOT FOR HONORS Detroit Officer Scores Six Bull’s- Eyes in Six Seconds at 15 Yards Camp Perry, O., Aug. 29.—(?)—The barrage of bullets on Camp Perry's ranges grew heavy today as several hundred marksmen fired in four matches. Police sharpshooters from over the country were entered in three events of today’s competition in the national rifle matches while boys and girls, some of them only 12 years old, con- tinued shooting for junior trophies. One hundred policemen fired for individual honors, 22 teams were en- tered in the police pistol team’ match and a special event was held for graduates of the Police school. Policeman James E. Davis of Los Angeles won the hardy left and right hand pistol match yesterday, his total of 265 out of a possible 300 points be- ing one better than the score of George A. Marshall of Portland, Ore. Yames Parks of Detroit scored six bulls eyes in as many seconds from 5 yards to win the Langrish police itch. His was the only perfect Score of the 96 entrants. Christopher Markham, 17, of Ypsi- lanti, Mich., won the Class A event in the junior prone-sitting-kneeling fir- ing with 279 out of a possible 300 points. Francis W. Parker III, 14, of High- land Park, annexed his third straight Class B junior trophy and Riley Helm, 13, of Wisner, Neb., again was second. Parker scored 257 points from prone, sitting and kneeling posi- tions and Helsm had 243. 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We have Bismarck in two sections with valves between so that the first section which will be turned on will be the territory north of the Northern Pacific Railroad tracks and all houses on Fifth Street and the streets west of there to the western border of the City. To change the manufactured gas orifices to nat- ural gas will take the time of approximately 30 men for 2 daysand after this section is com- pleted we will turn natural gas into the section east of Fifth Street and north of the Northern Pacific Railroad tracks. The Montana-Dakota Power Co. at its own expense will send a man and material to your home to change the gas orifices on your gas ap- pliances. All of our men on this work will wear badges and in case admittance to the home can not be obtained, a blue tag will be tacked on the front door requesting the occupant to phone our office, Phone 1030, and ask for the service | department anda man will be immediately sent up to change over the appliances. 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