The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1931, Page 1

and Other Merchants Will" Show. Stock STYLE SHOW PLANNED ALSO Various Committees in Charge of Show Will Meet in Near Future March 20 and 31 have been set as Bismarck tention of putting on exhibitions. ‘The latest models of the city: will be on display and it expected that er mercantile concerns walls of the entire building. A meeting of the various in charge of tures and entertainments made, Quanrud will be in charge of the show. 8. W. Corwin and F. A. ce ee WAVETAKISIBAVY TOLL AORN “ Bird:Experts Puzzled Over Wholesale Fatality READ HOLMES AFFIDAVITS || petween 2,000 A motion made by the defense - for a change of venue in the case blackemit of the floral decorations; J. A. W.A. Late Bulletins McFarland probably. will not rule on the motion before Monday. THOMPSON FACES CHARGE waterway floodscontrol associa- tion of the Mississippi valley, al- misappropriation of. its leging relief funds, was begun in superior court Saturday by Charles. 8, Smith, » taxpayer. AGREE ON COMPROMISE promise was agreed to Sat- trday by conferees of the senate ‘and house. RELIEF SAID ADEQUATE 4 cles were adequately eS se einitons of suffering in Arkansas. 16 counties of STOCK PRICES LEAP ANUALCARDSPAY TOBE CONDUCTED IN HOR, BLN Latest Models Wil! Be Exhibited BERGENCY CLAUSE ‘ON CAPITOL BILE IS LOST IN HOUSE Some Legislators Favorable to ure for Other Reasons FACTIONS SPLIT ON VOTE Record Shows 56 |. V. A.’s and i by Pp. é - Speedy Construction i i i i i | | 5 il BE itt 3 H i es f z t i E i é ? ! I i i HLF H fe i FEE af Fy it i Hs E | is *t i if s af i i ' arrangements be held in the near future to complete details and, at. that time, definite announcements as to the Nene tae i i MN peat remarks he made on the house floor “To his face.” A é F j { fil | : i | i i mT HII il: | £ i | i i F B : | arta gage Three Are Recommended for In- ;| definite Postponement by State Affairs Group t Eee A eget li i H F Ba Z # if Bee ft mii i aig > Hae 5 ee i auf mh $f f a i ve Fs Kneeland Launches Attack On Tribune; Answer Is Presented Blemarok Vote Against Meas- | Stutsman County Representative Singles Out Local Newspaper for Attack; Jamestown, Fargo and Other News- papers Carried Similar Stories ‘WHAT MR. HANSEN WROTE. (February 6) PRESENT PROSPECT OF AVOIDING EXTRA SESSION BRIGHTER Relief Agreement Satisfactory to Both Parties and Hoo- ver is Reached PLAN NOT CLEARLY STATED Article Filed With Associated Press| New Proposal Calls for Appro- Bureau, Bismarck, and used in part all dailies of state and written by M. Hansen, Jamestown Sun editor. Referring to rumors current in hotel lobbies and legislative cham- bers that Stuteman county group had offered to “trade” with Non- partisan League for shpgort in their effort to kill the emergency Association and Stutsman county ernor John W. Carr in the next As’a curtain raiser to the vote on the final passage of the capitol commission bill, the members of the House and a large gallery, Friday. were treated to an oratorical flourish in which members of the Stutsman county delegation. entered vigorous denials of rumors and reports that they had traded with Non- partisans to defeat the emergency feature of the measure under Despite the fact that the Jamestown Sun in an article from the pen of its editor and chief capital removal booster, Percy M. Hansen,’had hinted of rumors of trades, despite too the fact that the Fargo Forum and virtually every daily newspaper in the state for days have been carrying stories of rumored trades and deals in-connection with the capitol commission bill, the “| Stutsman county delegation singled out the Bismarck Tribune alone for their wrath and excoriation. Prohibition Director To Visit North Dako Mr. Twichell’s Statement L. L. Twichell, majority leader of ta the house and ardent supporter of the Capitol Co: bill, told the Washington, Feb. 7.—(#)—Prohibi- {members that newspapermen Director Woodcock started Sat-| were hailed before the bar of the Keep Weather Eye Alert When You Play Bridge on Liner, Lenz Says 7 Hi i of 2568 biel ge* ebay tll Eafi ¢ ie “ i F [ a] | eee beet iy Hi é il ecenegey i iit Mtl iret il g * i ; ra nH { f Hs i i BSeEE il 28 priation of $20,000,000 for ‘Rehabilitation’ ‘Washington, Feb. 7—(}—Prospects for avoiding a special session of con- were better Saturday than at in weeks. agreement was reached late Friday on relief legislation, satisfac- tory to all major groups in both sen- ate and house and represented as bearing the approval of President ‘This snapped the tension in ‘Hoover. congress, cleared the major obstacle from the path of the necessary ap- ft ws sil it was still too early for assurance that independent efforts would not be made in the remaining weeks to block legislation, but the willingness of the Democratic leaders to go along with the administration forces as- sured @ majority of controling pro- portions. The leaders are ready to take drastic action should a filibuster develop. Conferees of the senate and house decided to complete formally Satur- day the agreement on a y afternoon substitute for the $25,000,000 appro- Arkansas, the Democratic chief sald he believed food loans “will be made.” Senator Watson of Indiana, » the Republican leader, pointed out: “You cannot rehabilitate farms with dead farmers. On the house side Repub- lican Leader Tilson said the plan a away from all ideas of a grat- wu because , or & dole, or charit every dollar advanced on the loans will be secure.” BISMARCK GOODS FOUND IN CACHE Minneapolis Officials Hope to Round Up Band of North- west Robbers Minneapolis, Feb, 7.—(?)—Round- up of a robber band, which police be- Meved preyed on small communities in Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota, was reported under way Sat- urday as one man was held incom- municado here and another was ar- at Sheboygan, Wis. Police said several thousand dol- . | for refusing to approve for the judge- RULES FUR-B: END CONTROVERSY OVER APPOINTMENT Asks Senator Schall to Suggest} , Eight or Ten Men for Min- nesota Judgeship The president's letter was giveri out late Friday after, Schall had renewed his attack upon the attorney general ship in Minnesota Earnest Michel, Minneapolis attorney whom he had recommended for the post. In @ sen- ate speech Schall criticized also Sec- retary Hurley for alleged connection with a real estate transaction in which a recently bankrupt mortgage firm had figured on Hur- ley's demand, Schall moved to have the latter reference kept out of the congressional record, but he said he had not apologized to the war secre- tary. Hurley asserted he had had no connection with the bankrupt firm. The controversy with Mitchell came into the open when the attor- ney general recently issued a state- ment saying it should be understood | Printer “once and for all” that he would not recommend Michel to the president. Schall replied in several statements that there was nothing against his candidate and Friday assailed the attorney general for having endorsed | DOF Pennsy! said Schall did not consider Watson really qualifed but was afraid to say 50. The president wrote the Minnesotan he would be glad So eseten ny ug make “fit appointees.” ANIMALS TAXABLE State Tax Commissioner 1. E. Acker Says Animals Are Private Property i ; ial I i i ® & ae inf i A iw 4 F eu lta i Ad Be ial FE is A] LR ui E i t DAMAGE NHIGHWAY OFFICES. ESTIMATED {_teDie acer J} $490 000 BY TUNEL Details of Capitol Fire Losses Outlined in Fire-Tornado REPLACING VALUE $859,239 $298,000 arid $8,000 Insurance Received on Contents Replacement of highway depart- ment records and equipment de- stroyed in the state capitol fire last December would cost approximately $400,000, according to a report made supplies of the state purchasing it were valued at Details of the capitol fire losses are HOOVER MOVES T0 - |: contained in a preliminary the fire and tornado fund, The new replacement value of the prisehs acts eae is set at $859,230, insurance highway folios of of 1,550 miles of road construction detailed is set at $145,312.50, while the ‘cost for replacement of additional highway engineering data 1s estimat- of plot tracing covering 1,550 miles road construction would cost $54,250 and additional engineering field data also would cost $54,250 to replace, ac- cording to the report. Replacement Values Listed Replacement valuations and new