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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
OCEAN ROUTE
BECOMES RACE
TRACK TODAY
Tully and Medcalf Leave Lon.
don, Ont. With London,
England, as Objective
TRY FOR $4,000 PRIZE
Wood and Schiller Hop or
From Windsor, Ont, For
Windsor. England
TRY FOR $4,000 PRIZE

London. Ontario, Sept. l.--(H)-
Captain Terry Tully and Lieutenant
James Medcalf took off at 5:3l this
morning in the monoplane Sir John
CARING for their attempted flight
from London. Ontario, TO London.
England
Perfect weather attended the take
off. The machine made a beautiful
start. leaving the ground about a
half mile down the runway and
mounting rapdl!> to an altitude Of
500 feet. when it headed eastward.
Tully is plotting the plane. with Med
calf as navigator The time Of take
off corresponds to 6:34 a. m. eastern
daylight saving time.
Originally planned as nonstop
flight. today's venture will be broken.
according to latest events. at Harbor
Grace. N. t., where additional fuel
will be taken aboard.
A s25,OO0 prize offered by the
hackers Of the flight awaits Tully and
Medca!f il they reach the English me-
tropolis.
The plane, which is 4 Stnson- DE-
troitcr, is equipped with a Wright
Whirlwind motor and is almost iden-
tical in construction to the Pride Of
Detroit. the world cruising monoplane
which arrived yesterday in Constan-
tinoplc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
Michigan Awakens
to Pine Depletion

Lansing, Mich. Sent, !. NJ lP, =
Awakened 20 the fact that its famous
pine forests are almos. depleted,
Michigan has taken steps to prevent
tho ccmr lctc destruction OF lis white
and Norway pine timber.
State f.~es'crs have found Il nat
ural stand OF pine near the center
Of the state, eo.'cring SO acres, and
this tract VIII 5000 acres surround
ing II will he purchased and dedi-
Gated as permanent forest preserve
and game refuge.
A few decades ago hundreds OF
thousands of Michigan acres were
covered with lofty pines. Vast
stretches Of former pine lands now
produce nothing but hucklebcrries
The soil has deficd attempts at re-
forestation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
MEN
ENJOY TOUR OF
PARK HIGHWAY
Group of News Writers and
Motor Club Officials Spends
Night Here

Delayed by welcoming parties III
the various towns through which they
passed EN- route from Osakis, Mimi,
to Bismarck yesterday, the group OF
Madison, Wis.,, newspaper men and
motor club officials making a tour Of
the National Parks highway from Chi
cago to Yellowstone park and return
arrived in Bismarck at 1880 Wedncs-
day night. The schedule ca)r for
their arrival at 7 p. m.
An invited group Of Bismarck people
was waiting for the visitors upon
their arrival at the Prince hotel, which
had been designated as the
night control point, and an
elaborate steak dinner was served
Attractive souvenir menus we're pre-
sented each Of the visitors. These
contained, in addition to the menu,
ph OF ographs Of the Prince hotel and
the Roosevelt cabin, and poem writ
ten by J. w. Foley, North Dakota s
poet.
To Stop ut Medora Tonight
This morning, before the guests de-
parted for Medora, they were taken or
a motor trip around Bismarck. in
GLIDING a visit to the Roosevelt cabin
on the capitol grounds, and were taker
to Mandan where they again boarded
the luxurious parlor bus in which they
are making the western trip. Tht
men will spend this evening and to.
morrow forenoon ut Carl Olson.
Peaceful Valley ranch in the Bad
Lands before continuing their jour
ney.
Experiencing most enjoyable TRIP
so far, the tourists spoke highly Of
the country through which they have
passed and the fine service available
to motorists in cities and towns alona
the National Parks highway.
The party includes Bert Wander.
warf, Chicago Motor club; p. +. Low
der, magazine editor. Motorists As
sociation Of Illinois; JOS. Schulien
Chicago Tribune information bureau;
NJ. Yung, feature writer, Chicago
Journal; Frank Pickcll, Royal Blue
Line Bus company representative, all
of Chicago: H. F.. McClelland, motor
editor, Wisconsin State Journal,
Madison, Wis; V. +. Fairbanks
Pioneer Press: Nathan Bomberg,
Daily News: John Hammerbacher,
secretary St. Paul Auto club. all of
St. Paul; Neil Kelly, Tribune; Ed.
Wallace. Journal; G. NJ. Bahr, Trails
Of the North Woods magazine, all Of
Minneapolis: and A. w. Tracy Of
jamestown, secretary of the highway
association. L. Robinson and C.
Bailey arc in charge Of the bus.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
Flight Bulletins

Kingston. Ontario, Sept. LII,
The mOn0plane Sir John Carl
ing. on the London tO London
flight. is reported passing east
near here n $3.50 eastern day
light saving time. s%sss's
.Alburg, VT. Sept. 1.-(P)-The
Canadian airmen, Captain Tully
and Lieutenant Medcalf. In their
transatlantic plane, Sir John
CARING. passed over this village
at 1917 4. M, eastern standard
time. The plane was flying low
and very fast, headed directly
east. 1t was also sighted over
R0uscs Point. n. Y.
Phillipsburg. Quebec, Sept -
R)-The London to London flight
mOn0planc, Sir John CarIing
passed over this village 1t l0:28
a. M. eastern standard time. to-
day. This ship was flying low
and fast and WAS headed east by
north.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
l3 Killed, 96 Hurt in
Hindu Festival Riot

Bareilly, British India. Sept. Up
Thirteen persons were killed and
90 injured in communal riot during
y Hindu festival here last night. A
Hindu procession with bands, passing
before Mohammedan mosque led
to the fighting, which became SO
serious the police fired 16 rounds in
to the rioters. Strong reinforcements
had to be called before the crowds
were dispersed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
ROTH DIE OF SHOCK

Findlay. o. When the physician
attending Perry G.. Thomas. "A, pro-
nounced him dead, Mrs. Thomas
screamed. But her husband was not
dead: the scream caused him to open
his eyes, attempt to rise. Mrs.
Thomas swooned. died Of fright and
shock. Mr.. Thomas. disturbed by his
wife's death, died three hours later.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
REPORT SAYS
PLANE LANDED
AT ALEMQUER
Brazilian Town Is 800 Miles
Southwest of Georgia
Mans Course
SEARCH IS UNDER WAY
Chairman of Flight Commit
tee Goes on Trip, Perhaps
TO Washington
SEARCH IS UNDER WAY

Para. Brazil, Sept. 1.-(AP)-
The governor Of the state Of
Para has authorized the equip
ment Of boats to cruise the river
Igarapc in search Of the missing
aviator, Paul Rcdfern. The gov
crnUr also has approved the or
ganization Of searching parties to
20 into the interior.
Para, Brazil, Sept. l-P)-An un-
confirmed report has been received
here that Paul Redfern landed in the
vicinity of Alemquer, Brazil.
This unconfirmcd report says that
Redfcrn fell at Alemquer.
Alemquer lies on the Amazon river
in the state Of Para, 60 miles west
southwest Of Montalegrc. Alcmquer
is some 800 miles southwest of the
Amaxonian island Gurupa, where II
was expected that Redfern would
drop flag to indicate what direction
he was taking. Gurupa is near the
mouth Of the Amazon.
Tampa, Florida, September 1,--[P)
The Gulf Radio Station is in COM
munication with West Indian and
South American stations in an effort
to check the report that Paul X. Red
fern landed in the vicinity of Alem-
Quer, Brazil. Operators said tha,
stations talked to thus far have been
unable to confirm the report or sup
ply additional information.
FRIENDS CONFIDENT
FLYER IS UNHARMED
Brunswick, Georgia, September
'---(R-Belief that Paul Redfern
missing Brunswick to Brazil aviator
will be found safe and unharmed
somewhere along the northeastern
coastal region of South America. con.
tinued to prevail here despite the
meagerness Of authentic information
concerning the flyer.
Paul j. Warner, chairman OF the
local committee sponsoring the flight
expressed the sentiment in departing
yesterday on what was de ,cribed as
"a short business trip" Speculation
was current here that Warner was
en- route to Washington to confe,
with government officials regarding
possible plans for a systematic search
for the airman.
Mrs. Rcdfern, wife of the pilot
likewise declared her belief hat hcl
husband is safe wherever he MA.
have landed in his mOnoliane. She
reiterated this statement AS she de.
parted yesterday for Sumter, S. G..
to visit Redfern's sister for few
days before returning here to await
news of her husband.
Meanwhile, "A definite search toi
krdfern has been started along the
South American coast
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01

W9ATHGR FORECASTS
For Bismarck and vicinity: Gener.
ally fair tonight and Friday. Some-
) what cooler Friday.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday. Somewhat cool
er Friday west portion.
GENERAL WEATuBR CONDITION.
A low pressure area is centered
over Saskatchewan this morning
while high pressure sreas cover the
Great Lakes region and Pacific coast
states. Precipitation occurred In the
north Pacific coast states, southern
Plains States and in parts Of Mime
sofa. Elsewhere the weather e een.
orally fair. TsmperatuF3e afe ,above
G.he seasonal normal In pr1ctieally I'll
oRRI1 ". RoDERTs.
Official II Charge.
fsfts4zxSs -. h h.r.~n
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01

The sleeping place Of the whale
never has definitely been discovered.
Since these mammals can hold their
occasionally returning to the surface
for q breath Of fresh air.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
LAST SIGHTED
UPON LEAVING
IRISH COAST
Radio Stations and Ships at
Sea Are Watching For Mon
oplane st. Raphael
= WEATHER IS IMPROVED
Plane Has Fuel Enough
Aboard TO Remain in Air
For FOrty-four Hours
WEATHER Is IMPROVED

VUacu 0UU ltS IIybUK VftUSeSS tUtS
afternoon were fast dropping into
the list Of missing ocean flyers.
No word had come from it
since . British report last night
that II was we'll out from the At
lantic coast in its westward
flight.
Lighthouses and wireless sta
the St. Lawrence kept special
watch last night and all day with
out finding a trace Of the missing
plane.
st. Johns, New Foundland, Sept. l.
--(A'y-Obscrvers at various points
along the eastern coast Of New
Foundland were anxiously scanning
the horizon this morning for a
glimpse Of the plane bearing the
flying princess, whose coming would
mark the first airplane crossing Of
the Atlantic from east to west.
Radio stations, aviation centcrs and
vessels all were on the alert for the
approach Of the monoplane ST. Raph-
aei. which left upavon, England
yesterday morning, with Ottawa as
its first scheduled stop. In the plane
as a passenger is the first woman tc
essay a transatlantic air crossing, the
Princess Lowenstein-W w ortheim, fl
nancial backer Of the expedition
The pilot is Captain Leslie Hamilton
who has Colonel =. +. Minchin Us as.
sistant.
Representations were that ths
plane might reach here at dawn. bu,
the possibility of the plane heading
inland without being sighted wa.
realized, as was the fact that condi
tions at sea might delay the craft
. Lighthouse keepers kept vigil Will,
government wireless stations re-
tanned men ut their posts continuous
ly so as to pick up any radioed wore
of the sighting of the craft.
Weather Conditions Better
Much improved weather condit ion.
along the entire New Foundlane
coast were reported after day o.
lowering clouds, rain and some fog.
The last definite word of the St
Raphael was the departure from tn,
Irish coast into the great Atlantic ex
panse, when she had but 27O mile.
behind her. That was at 1910 p. M
Wednesday (7:l0 a. M, eastern day
light time) nearly five hours aftcl
leaving Upavon. After that the only
news was brief message from thu
. Imperial Airways company, London
England. that the plane still was fly
ing at $3.50 last night (4:3O p. III
eastern daylight time). This wa.
taken to- mean that it had covered
about 1,4O0 miles and passed the half
:. way mark between ireland and New
Foundland.
From Atlantic weather report:
reaching here, there were no storms
in the path of the plane.
lCsatinued on pags thrseJ
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01

The ancient Romans would saePi.
flee . dog each year to Siriut,, the
dog star, because they believed the
star influenced their crops.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01

a high-soundinT name for a high
flying plane is that Of the Stnsoa
nonoplane in which Lieutenant
james Medcalf tleft) and Terrcncc
Tuly. Irish airmcn. started this
morning from London. Ontario, en-
route 70 London. England They and
Their sh p were pictured at turt.ss
Field, Long Island whence tn" "Sir
John Carling' flew to Canada to pre-
pare for it's transatlantic attcmp..
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Weather Report

Weather conditions at North Da-
kota points for the q hours ending
at a. m. today:
Temperature at Z q. m. ........ 58l
Highest yesterday .............. nj
Lowest last night ............. 571
Precipitation to =. m. ......... .Ol
Highest wind velocity .......... 20I
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01

Cost of production plus a fair
profit, the universal demand OF farm
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
WEATHER FORECASTS

Generally fair tofight md Fri
day. Somewhat ceoler Friday.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

To the Sheriff or any ConMtable OF
Cameron County, Greetings
Ramon Dnvila, Administrator ok
the Estate az Juan Q~uintnnillaY De-
ceased, having filed I'm our County
Court his Final Account OK che 0 iva
dition 0f the Estate uf said Juan
QuintiniAln, Deceased numbered 1897
On the Probate Docket XIX Cameron
County, together with nn mpplIrm-
tion to he discharged from said Ad-
mlniEtrmtiunr
You ars hereby commanded. that
by publication uf this Writ f0r
twenty days in n Newspaper printed
in the County ok Cameron. Browns
villrY Texas, YOU give due notice tu
mill persons interested in thm Ac-
count for Final settlement Df said
Estate to appear and contest thn
same if they NEE proper B0 to dur cn
or before Che December Term, 1927
uf said County Court. commencing
and to be hrldcn nt thn Court House
Of said County im ere City 0E
Brownsville. On the fifth day ln De-
cember, "A. I'D. 1927 when said Ac-
count and Application will hn acted
upon NV said Court
Given under my hand and seal 81
said Court. at my office i'm the Conn-
~ Of Cameron this 18th day of Oc-
tober. "A. ID. 1927.
Clerk, County Court Cameron Coun-
BY o. p. BRENNER. Deputy.
I hereby certify that the abovs
and f~oregoing j. q true and eorrect
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

CAMP Accommodations for hunterns
fishermen and tourists &C reasonable
rates. Surfsido Tourist camp, TWEEN
ty-three miles north Of Coast Guard
station on Padre Island. w. l.
Archer. Manager. Address cnra
Auto Ferry Adj" Point Isabel, Tex
as. 1-lb1
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Automobiles For Sale
0=lIIHll!l.=z
IA with an OK that cOEnts
7&;E@

Chevrolet coupe. late z6 model, I'm
ished in new dark blue duco, me-
chanically reconditioned, good tires.
Chevrolet coupe, PC model, refin-
ished in Beige Brown Dueo, good
tires, mechanically reconditioned'
number OF accessories.
Chevrolet coach. late % model, good
tires. complete mechanical overhaul,
good paint, some accessories
Chevrolet touring, 1873 MODEL
duco finish, good tires, best me-
chanicnl condition.
Chevrolet ton truck, cab and farm
body, rs model. motor rebuilt, al IN
best mechanical condition.
Ford rs tudor sedan, new paint,
good tires, good mechanical eondi-
zion.
Ford, "a fordor sedan, good paint,
best mechanical condition and good
tires.
Also a number 81 Ford tourings
and roadsters running in price from
5000 20 $4,000.
STEVENSON MOTOR co. INC.
963 Adams ST., Brownsville
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Several thousand citrus
trees. Clyde 7. Mckinley, Melon,
Texas. Y-1sSI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28
REAL ESTATE

WHAT DO you want Cor q home
anyway? Peace? Quiet7 Beautiful
shade trees A place TO swim7 To
fish, To canoe7 To use a motor
boat? Good soil? Irrigation? Tile
drainage? A house7 Five rooms,
you bet. A paved highway, accessible
10 San Benito and Brownsville F!
Fifteen minutes from either. Gas
line nearby, electric line close. Mod
ern school five minutes away. Tele-
phone9 Drainage ditchf 500 one
year-old citrus trees; IS large bear
ing trees. Best citrus soil IN Valley.
Between two railroads. All these
opposite beautiful Olmito, 500 yards
from the pavement. How long do
you think this snap il going begging
Thirty-six and one-half acres. $500
nm acre, house incladcd or will sell
sixteen and one-half acres with 800
citrus without house at $500 I'm acre,
20 acres with 500 citrus trees less
house nt $400 per acre. Land values
NIL around this choice estate rising
rapidly. Take note that five years
from now this place will sell for
$1,000 an acre. Seeing In believing.
John ~. Merrill. Agent 234 Levee
Street, Phone SCI. Z-lI
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I WILL SELL furniture and lease 20
a town boarding and rooming house;
or will sell part Of the furniture and
snbrent. Apply SAP Elizabeth, or
phone 12s7-W. Y-16l
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FARM FOR RENT-2o0 acres. 30
acres under irrigations all has been
in cultivation. Three room frame
house; half mile off highway, four
miles from Brownsville. Inquire
Room lis, Del Walt Hotel. Y-206
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LOST-Sack Of goose 'decoys. Lost
on road Ia Horseshoe lake country.
Four dollars reward IL returned 70
X. r.. Gilmore AZ Auto Paint shop
near Express Office. Phone 733-W.
Y-2O5
LOST. Coliie-Spitz dog, male; white
with large light brown spots. Ans
wers 10 name Of Boots. Had short
piece Of rome around neck when last
seen. Reward for information lead
fnR to his Telephone J.
M. Stein, 765, Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

DAIRY FARM. nesr center o. VAL
ley. On highway. 20 acres In culti-
walton, irrigated. 26 acres desirable
pasture. water plenty. Fair improve
ments. 40 head or cattle, a team,
scme corn, and hogs. Attractive price.
some terms. A paying combination
with local demand for all products.
G. I. Asbury, Mercedes, Texas.
Phone 30T. 1lol
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Apartments

SMALL, convenient. completely fur
nished modern apartments, fireplace,
garage On highway. northern end
Of Olmito. f-l54
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Houses For Sale

FIVE ROOM brick bungalow. 100 foot
corner st. Charles street. Home in
excellent condition. Fruit trees
shrubbery, etc. $500. Terms.
Daugherty & Mootmart, Realtors.
Q-32
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FIVE ROOM modern new bungalow,
never occupied excellent location
near school. For quick sale priced
at $4250. with $3.50 down, balance
like rent. Why not pay rent 70 your
self? DauRherty a Moothart, Real
tors. Phone sol. Q-32
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HOTELS-CAFES
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equality Food House"
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~Typewriters
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Help Wanted
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Y-19.
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Y-i7e
Situation Wanted
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

FOR RENT: Nicely furnished two
room apartment, bath and garage.
IA ST. Charles Street. Phone 1156-W.
Y-182
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE: New modern
house In Brownsville. Five rooms,
bath, front and back porches. Would
accept clear lot as down payment,
balance like rent. Henry Fl. Parks.
San Benito, Texas. Phone 1645 Fill.
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