The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1931, Page 1

ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1981 PRICE FIVE CENTS | France Approves Naval Treaty |, Reapportionment Bill Loses in Senate, 25-24/aam ne f« TWOSENATORS OF [—mrrseemFRINKSANFORD 70, [Last Week Marked — HRY \ COP, JAN, DOMINOS MAJORITY FACTION MASTER FARMER OF by H. eavy Calendar 80-YEAR-OLD DEAN Henderson and Alexander Leave i SUPPORT MEASURE | NORTH DAKOTA, DIES [Beauty Sought] 139 Bia on Sonate and House] OF HOUSE, 1S DEAD) for London After Denying Program; Committees Work- Rumors About Plan Join With Nonpartisans in Un- House Dean Dies | Pioneer Grain and Livestock! | 1 ing at Top Speed Wisconsin Repubjican Progres- renin! \ = sun Reiko he Raiser of Barnes County SEVERAL FIGHTS FORECAST| “sive Was Oldest Member FORMER TREATIES MODIFIED { ate East-West Division Is Stricken Sunday = &] ||Measure Creating Commission of Lower Branch Great Interest Taken in Report ie sda Teak to Manage State Mill One a That Battleship Tonnage i "PREDICT POLITICAL ECHOES ILL’ FOR SEVERAL MONTHS of Most Important WAR RECORD WAS ATTACKED Will Be Reduced With 139 bills the te and house calendars, ‘the North 1 Dakota | House Pays Tribute to Support- Paris, March 2—(P)\—The French cabinet Monday decided that the tri- Solon From Dunn-Mercer-Oliver Began Raising Purebred Cattle eT District Swings Issue by and Hogs Because Wheat be fengerrt isa iceoihote er of Elder La Follette partite naval agreement reached last { Profits Were Small Committees worked at top speed With Adjournment week by Great Britain, Italy and His Ballot Washington, March 2—(7)—The entire time to final action on bills. | dean of the house of representatives, ‘There were re bills on the senate| picturesque 80-year-old Henry Allen Gar, in addition to six in general or- Cooper, of Wisconsin, died here Sun- Basing tte RG won te etm | | rasa Beat that it would be unfair to “legislate |’ here ® congressman from office,” oppo- nents of the plan to redistrict North Dakota for congressional purposes ders. day. HENRY ALLEN COOPER and the British dominions, vire ls = i victory in the state senate Sat- _, . Bes oreo - cpoeressiocal tae ee aeiaee Progressive who sat |---| tually assured. eg ' The yote was 25 to 24, the closest | land, Ohio, police when New York q : ir there, euccumbed to acute indigestion Bendemon ait AV, Aiseanoe toe yecorded at this session of the upper | police failed to prosecute a charge’of | bu several hours after taking part in s lord of the admiralty, lett at’ mid ¢ legislative branch. Two I. V. A.’s|grand larceny proposed against her. 0 Ra Figh Prospect bitter house session Saturday night. day for London after spending most » © Joined with the Nonpartisans in sup-| She is the former wife of Harry Rich- h| Violet Jolley, above, 16-year-old Monday the house paid him tribute of a busy forenoo: 1 man, New York night club operator, ey, Store te Lid turin days | with is ted tn yee es wee, i who was ed a a -| Tisville, R. I., beauty, drew $3,100 out) ° the an adjournment of respect to his print in newspapers here which Telephone Me nger once oe engaged F of the bank in which she kept her, session, memory. A committee will represent pretended to give at least parts of | | "Presents Sidelight || ——————_ it. cera aie a ot S| eae wed emoe'es| CTA TED BY CVIRT| cise sue sates aoe \ sents Sidelig! BONZER DE . asked ‘0 Nock for: her, and. Heoda will ein state for a time before the greatest interest was that onewhich | ( | ARE Barnes authorities are seeking @ pos-| mony e services. some newspapers alleged would ask the { came Ley eats aetiet 5 oo sible connection between her disap- roviditig He leaves only his widow, Susan. ——————— United States and Japan to agree not i messenger, gave an interesting and eee = tpl A ad ee aaa Dobper of a cen-lare Most Widely Known and| 23,000 or “26,000 eee whereas sidelight on the reapportionment ° haranterd the Mer adeay bites th ‘Wisconsin Abbr . maximum fixed by th Wanmeien | vote in the senate Saturday. missing at the same time. o9 the first Wisconsin district in the} Most Clever Men of Their | treaty was 35,000 tons for battlestip f Enger said that, shortly betore HOMEMAGHIODTLOTIG:G8th Congrens Class in Russia The foreign ‘office refused Monday ; the vote, Senator Frank E. Ploy- 89 | became its oldest member in point to confirm or deny this report on the of service and one of the oldest in aE ground that it had agreed to furnish Moscow, March 2.—()—Moscow|no details before the text was pub- it of years. Less ‘Only One Interruption accepted with apathy Monday the / lished. ‘His long period of succeeding terms | trial of 14 of Soviet Russia’s most] Several points of the accord need had but one interruption, when, in| widely known and clever economists|the approval of the United States PERU GOVERNMENT I REPLACED AFTER cera as eo ey crs WEEK-END ACTIVITY ere erent ees (erm har, Valley City, majority floor leader, called him and directed that he get the governor on the telephone and, with the governor on the line, to call Senator W. E. Jones of the Dunn-Mercer-Oliver district to talk with the chief executive. Enger said he did so, the con- ge Bg STATE'S INTEREST Says Action on Reapportion- ment ‘‘Questionabe’ With Regard to N. D. Welfare 3 8 5 i g i Ey i s versation between the governor be local the government disclosed that 138,000 ee ee eae ae es ee Spann sunt! See Er See, rer wl QOHALL APPEARS later quoted as tell n ring. mar ime. of peck k : i 4 a ings fellow senator that “the ng bits} yes g ; Regime. " “general. , au- 123000 were satt to have Cerro Ends After Duration of Only Six Months SOLONS AND WIVES srs" governor told me that all of his hopes of election to: the senate hung on my vote on the bill.” Because of pressure from his own district, proponents of the bill had been hopeful that Jones would support: the bill, but when the roll was called he voted against the measure. Percentage dismissed outright. Almost an empty gallery heard the 14 defendants Sunday night as they MISTRE ATED WIRE pleaded guilty to counts which canjNomination of Gunnar Hy Jead to execution. Nordbye Laid Aside By Sen- TESTRY BEM (Sac WINNER INAH revolutionary junta of Lieutenant ‘There was none of the glamor about Colonel Luis M. Sanchez Cerro into Ferg er the ight oa ate; Session Nears End Dinner Saturday Night and] the discard. endar Monday was the heaviest it has wit Tell of Husband’ the trial e : = ‘The head of the new government is|been at any one time during the ingsses Te lusband's/gineers on similar charges a few Automobile Ride Sunday | tho chief justice of the Peruvian su-| Presens session. most of the Bil 8°) Attacks as ‘Bridge Slay- meric ine defendants are all Usble Afternoon on Program Ered i : Leonclo |°" action taken by the assemblies on ing’ trial Continues to the oe penalty, petzon feos ironed vied ger haipade ted Bete on is foe ee already Passed fr as in the case of ‘the eight eared ; of the second, both I. V. A’s. Thelfailed, the pressure was applied to| Residents of Bismarck were hosts to| © _ 2 san : : five of whom were sentenced to death adminstration of Governor George F.|prevent any redistricting af ail. members of the legislature and their] Were discontinued, temporarily at brant: but had their sentences commuted to least. fer threw its influence behind the/ “In view, the legislature—par- | Wives at a dinner Saturday night and roman : 4 Ball viewpoin ta eeislottied. to | at an automobile ride Sunday after-| At midnight Saturday the naval ALCOHOL POISONING wife, were related Monday by wit-| All-are of the intelligentsia, the| firmed before the adjournment of the Hall viewpoint and some senators who|ticularly the senate—has failed to chiefs drew up a demand that San- had Burtness isans came|meet the obligation imposed upon it|Noon. About 500 attended the dinner. * nesses called by the defense to pre-| most.distinguished appearing being | session Wednesday. a Loe nth cea: Carro rested iat Lanes \Bandey pare for Mrs. Myrtle A. Bennett'sowi | Professor Visdimir Groman, a noted| After another hearing of the con- . porting the bill while the remaining 25 I. V. A’s stood firmly against it. 3 In the final stages the bill became i tnvolved in the meshes of the inter- Za ests of Congressman O. B, Burtness|the I. V. A's into supporting an il- ; of the first district and Thontas Hall |logical north-south plan. When this terests . I sincerely ‘The function was the capital city's ) aay. ae wise phpetsiaren act in iearpenniee tribute to the state's lawmakers andj morning papers published the docu- answer to the charge that she mur-| economist. Some of them have long YF ene bitterest battle was the first of its kind in the recent| ment. dered her husband in a bridge game | beards and look the part of an Amer- | oon tee ne ee history of the city. Gordon Cox, tosst-| | Sunday afternoon 45 leaders of all quarrel. ican communist cartoon. ; pear) Serenipicda: were being heard pods at the icine, Pract geod prannee: tie A ys acer mat Although sabe defense has main- 1 affair | called oa t ahonias tant lie ecliee ita reee sid one of the leading festivities at| PALSC®. Gilbert. Anderson, 40, and Jo- GARRISON RIDGE é ‘an accoun' esich legislative session. led who testified they hed ‘Speakers were members of the leg-| dining sephine DeSoto Are Found F. the slaps with which he answered her | $7,832,348 FIGURE : : seer gore] Dente Devs Lake [Satine mesons ACTION POSTPONED J interest. No ini FOR N D VETERANS ‘ ane ones a Peed Lake, N. D., March 2—(7)— es who i Vs Commerce. i here ati ten testified - | Senate Committee on Highways g districts would bas iF CO peer announced his resignation. an and Bridges to Discuss | 7pomas_ |< Estimate That 15,609. North ger ae ‘ Sol play en ogain and again for the retiring pres- | and J Measure Tuesday fi Dakotans’ Hold Adjusted |surtness has been dealt with unfairly World| 22 Bancher left the room surrender- | side ai : eee Compensation Certificates by the political faction Sneh he al- Z ing the chairmanship to yeaa body : v7 punts Fae einthacrgg i ways has supported and loyally Dscineo aN eee oe, Are pa exclaimed “I'l put some sense in your “He slapped her real hard,” the |" Eight Mexicans Die When Theater Burns) Mexico City,, March 2.—(P)—At least eight persons were burned to death and s score or more were in- jured when the 178-year-old -princi- theater burned at the end of a Senate Swings Axe on Measure torn noe Monsey. a i and Monsignor Holquin tiring president. A motion was passed appointing a new government junta. coe BILL: TO CHANGE Pair Celebrates : : BGG LAW KILLED 74th Anniversary E 5 3 Ege aE aii i i S Is ay by for pe) eager Offered'by Dickey Coun- ty Legislator A:bill to regulate and to establish a Leon Trotzky Loses Valuable Papers And Library as Turkish Home Burns Istanbul, Turkey, March 2—(7) water and Leon Trotsky, Russian revolu- down while debated what uniform egg law was killed by the 700,000,000, fie tes it includes: Ten-Million-a- Year Sa 1 in 455, $40,743,150 - is “inei| To Be Effected by Treasury Washington, March 2—UP-—A 10-| $600,000.00 of one year. 2-per cent| ton, McHenry, ’ o , ome than ecient public debt due exile on Prinkipo is- Test an was is valuable Devils Lake, N. D., March 2—(7)—| Bonds and will be is- tinued sued at rock bottom interest rates— Monday. con' the : ! i ever has ob- | this to the ‘before Russian revolution c ‘Sad. his “witer both of toon bea - ‘whom are ill with malaria, could He and wife took refuge in rescue more than a few of their & Prinkipo hotel, where he in- possessions. structed his secretary to an- ‘The fire began from an over- nounce that the fire had no con- heated stove in a bathroom on nection’ with white Russians or the lower floor of the villa, and the. present Soviet regime. He the cook who roused | commented that he intended to i j i jit i - Pe ret g i Ee iil