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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

! st. Paul, MIMI, Dec. 20.-(AP)-
Gideon s. Ives, former lieutenant
governor Of Minnesota and one Of
the most widely known men IN the
state, died .ere today. He had been
sick several weeks, during which
time attending physicians held ~
tie hope for his recovery, q Mr..
Ives was 81 years old.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

worlds record for IN endurance
flight, the trim tored mouoplano
spirit Of California" was forced
down ct Mills Field here today on
account OF an exhausted fuel supply.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20
TEN YEARS FOR TWO CENTS

TEN YEARS FOR TWO CENTS
Dies Moines, Dec. 20.-xP1-La-
vern Harding, 20 years old, Of Adcl,
Iowa, was sentenced to serve 10
years 1t the Anamosa reformatory
for the theft Of two cents. Harding
told Judge Bonner that he and
Quintin Page, II, snatched . purse
containing the two cents from Miss
Anna Flood here several 'eeks ago.
Page is held by juvenile authorities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20
BODIES or TWO Me- FOUNn

Galens, ILL.,. Dec. 20.-(AP)-The
bodies Of two unidentified men. tied
together, we're found In Taplsy's
Wood. eight miles east Of 0alena.
today. Indications were that's they
had been murdered last night. Each
Vas between IS and IS years Of age.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Jim Olson would like TO meet
his friends at Klein's Toggery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20
INVESTIGATION ASKED

Warrington, Dec. 20.-(AP)-ln.
vestigation by . house committee Of
the sinking Of the navy submarines
So and $751; was asked today By
Representative Griffin, Democrat,
New York.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

PLANE FORCED DOWN
San Francisco, Dec. 2O.-(AP)-
After remaining in the air for 49,
hours in an attempt to break the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

An Rebekahs are requested
to meet at the I. o. o. F. hall
at l o'clock Wednesday after
noon to attend Sister MARITIME.
sons funeral. Signed, Noble
Grand.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

You can count On your Otthophoaic Vic
trola 10 bring you the best IN reproduced
music, yer n and year out. lie gift thai
ofen endless ensertainmenf-foee every mem.
Der Of your familyl
Wehave On display complete line Of Ortho'
phonic Vicrolas, priced - suit every purse
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Question: Why do under.
weight children need and
realize 50 much benefit from
emulsifed cod-liuer oil?
Answer: Because Il pro.
yides q vitamin rich food
that nourishes efficiently and
helps thin children put on
weight. It's known world
wide a.
SCOTS EMUL ON
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Store open every night until
Christians. - Kennedy Furni-
ture, Mandan. .,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-20

Added Special Features!
The game will be short and snappy. After It will
come two new special features for which you should
have pencil and paper. Be ready on time!
Evening star., 1927-08-11
FlREMEN PLAN CONTEST.
Hyattsville Team Chosen for Pump
err Hook-Up at Convention.

Special Dispatch TO The star
IIYATTSNILLE. Md, August IL
A the annual convention Of the
Prince Georges County Flremen $ AS
Sociation Saturday at Capitol Heights
chief Noble Rushe. Assistant Chlet
Roy Johnson. Frank Elmo, Alfred
Degges. Joseph Nincenzo and Thomas
I,atjmer will represent HyattsNille in
the hookup contest for bumpers.
Teams 10 represent the local depart
ment in the pumner aud hose wagon
and the hose wagon tests have not
been selected.
At the convention last year held at
Riverlale both the pumper and pump
er and hose wagon contests were won
hy IfvattsviIle and as a result one
leg was gained on each Of the cups
that will become the permanent pos
session of the departments first WIN
ming the competitions three years.
Evening star., 1927-08-11
AIR S!GNPOSTS URGED.

Foreseeing rapid strides in aviation
development the Commerce Depart
ment declared today that the most
Immediately important aid to aviation
is the signpostins Of buildings in
cities Of the United states. Roofs
should he preferably of tile, shingle.
tin or other metal, or slate. single
block letter in chrome yellow with a
duh background should he used, and
if the roof has a slope of more than
80 degrees. the sign should be painted
on both sides.
The name of the city should be
used, the department said, with an
arrow pointing in the direction of the
city's airport All the names should
he Illuminated at night by ordinary
food light or other method, the mum
ber' Of lights to be used to depend on
the area 10 he Illuminated and the
type Of light used.
Evening star., 1927-08-11
FUEL LIKE GASOLINE.
Substitute Invented by Portuguese
Said to Be More Efficient.

LISBON. Portugal, August II P).-
Invention Of a substitute for gasoline.
which may solve the problem of q
concentrated fuel for lons-distance
aviation is claimed for Senor Ramon
Riheiro. a Portuguese engineer.
Trials Of the preparation. said to
have been successful. were carried out
1t military alrdrome yesterday. when
he fuel which 1t is claimed has 50
per cent greater efficiency than Saso-
line, was used In motor cycles,
Evening star., 1927-08-11

statement was madeN itiug forth that
there had been some irregularities but
that none ot the dcposIturs would lose.
4 few days later the controller of the
United States currenCl announced
fhat,a shortage oI about $4,000 had
been found.
Then followed scries Of actions in
the ciyii courts, with judgments
against SheeiE and persons Wbo had
signed their names tO negotiable docu-
ments The American Remedy Co.. in
which Sheely was concerned. mas ij!od
y petition IN bankruptcy, s>hae'y had
hnen iu the cmuioy of the lanE neatly
-. NcAr..
Evening star., 1927-08-11
RECEIVERSHIP DENIED.
Court Dismisses Suit Brought
Against Florida Concerns.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, August !
Up). Judge w / Gruhb of the United
States Court for the southern district
of Florida has dismissed the suit for
receiyership hy the Highway Construc-
ton 60. of Ohio against |. w. Young,
the Homeseekers' Realty Co. and the
Hollywood. Light & Water Go.
Dismissal of the bin of complaint
filed July T.. based on alleged breach
If contract for the construction ot
sidewalks and paving streets. came
after the defendants had produced eNj-
dpnce before the court showing assets
of $50 600 900 and that there was no
cause OF receiVerShir.
The hill Of complaint stipulated
claims for the sidewalks constructed
of >63, ,S63 2i. loss of profits for SIDE
walks not constructed, S400.763 40; loss
of profits Tor street paving not con
~tructcd. $4,000, together with in
terest from February :. 1927, and at
torneys' fees.
Judge Grubh granted dismissal of
the application of receiverShip and
dismissed the suit,
Evening star., 1927-08-11
Cosgrave of Free State Hurt.

DUBLIN, Ireland, August II lE).--
W5E.am r. Cosgrave, president of the
Free state executive council. received
a severe cut over the exc when his
automobile colIided with a motor
truck YES erday. The wound required
stitching
Evening star., 1927-08-11
ARMY'S DIVISIONS
TOBE REORGAN|ZED
Redistribution of Active Frag.
men(s Ordered by
War Department.

n or,lae to be prepared IL make the
hest war uso of tha units Of the Reg
u19r Aun4> as tho, o.,ist today. the
Nar n~n2~.u.cuf has inst ordered
q ranr,anj23tjan If tho divisions oi
tha Ra~nla. AVN, which is to he
cracted bv , redistribution of the ac
t.,.s rra..1,ont- ~ tae whole divisions
IN Iqao fha ro.,Ifar Aruy was organ.
izej rntn n.,e Infantry divisions and
~, .t.t,.tT.,. df,iSionS. In the gradual
reduction, N fh. military. establishment
s.,ca th.f t,rss sgl of these divisions
lara barn reduced hv making certain
-, i.fon4l 5nit. inactive. Tne process
-. 1...9 t, ia carried ON la the point
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
Trials
For Boy Slayers

los ANGELES, Sept. l.-Sele"t-
ion of a jury to try Frank Miller,
me Of the three lsyear- kid
bandits charged with numbering
Albeft f.. Matthias, Arcadia police
fficer, began here today in super
or Judge Alber Lee Stephens court.
Prosecution of Raw o Dell ana
i.illv Monford. defendants in the
Indictment. will follow Immediately
upon conclusion OF Miller's trial.
Separate trials were granted upon
the motion Of Miller 5 attorney,
Archie Ormc.
Orme asked for the separate trial
IN the ground that O'Dell and Mon
ford have made confessions naming
Miller AS the one who fired the fatal
shot. Miller. it is alleged, was the
only one armed on the night the
pol.ce officer was shot down ia fruS-
trating the robbery of an Arcadia
barbecue stand, the other youths
claim.
Miller has denied that he is guilty.
The police officer was shot down
last July IS as he attempted to
question the three boys as they were
seated in an unlighted automobil
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
Rodriguez Gets
Five Year Term

Manuel Rodriguez, convicted here
in July, 1926, on charge of rob
berry, second degree, has had the
length of his term of Imprisonment
in San Quentin peniteniary fixed al
five years by the prison board. Not
ice 10 this effect was filed at the
county clerks office this morning
According to short history of
the case furnished San Quentin au
thorities Rodriguez came to FL Cen
tro the night before his arrest. He
was picked up by city police on
charge of having entered hotel but
was released after being arraigned
in city court because OF the failure
Of witnesses TO appear against him.
Later the same day District At.
torney Utley and Fiaye Kemp, in
vestigator, picked up Rodriguez aft
ter a report had been received thar
q man had entered the home OF
Walter Carey, county auditor. Rod
riquez pleaded gnilty TO having en-
tered the CAREY home and 10 have
later gone into the home of Marvin
Moore where he stole pair Of
shoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
yuma Blackie"
Is Given Limit

Toward Johnson, alias Yuma
Blackie,' who was convicted in
superior court here on charge of
manslaughter in May, 1926, was
given the limit of 10 years impris-
onment in San Quentin Penitenti
ary by the parole board. Notice to
this effect was filed at the county
clerk 8 office this morning.
The ease created considerable in
terest at the time. Charles Abel, a
white man, who with Olivia La We
ga, colored, had been conducting n
soft drink establishments in the
colored section o: Calipatria. hav-
ing been beaten to death by John
son and A. -. Walters, alias Three
Finger Blaekie, who has never been
apprehended.
According to testimony Of the
colored woman the three had wag-
ed bitter battle at the home in
which the soft drink business was
conducted. She said that during the
course of the fight the two men had
thrown Abel through plaster
they left him groaning and bleeding.
johnson was sentenced to spend
not less than one nor more than 10
years in San Quentin penitentiary
upon his conviction.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01

result of the Leagues international
economic conference of last May.
Ii Will be held Oct. p.
The second conference is that or
the League : Preparatory Dlsarm,
ament commission which on Nov. 10
viii take up the disarmament pro
hltm again from the point where II
vas broken off by the virtual fail
IRE of the commission s efforts last
April and also by the Coolidge naval
disarmament conferenv>.
Finally the council will have be
fore it the replies Of all leading
governments as to what extent th"v
are disposed to participate finance
anv in Or. \anZen : scheme for the
transfer Of some $4,000 Armenian
refugees from Europe to the new
Armenian bolshevik republic iii th2
Caucasian region and their settle
mtnt there On self supporting
nasis.
Tie council meeting, as usual, VIII
furnish the possibility for Foreign
Ministers BRAND, Chamberlain and
Stresemann to res tme their private
conversations on the settlement OF
question growing out y the IOc'
:,rno agreements.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
GREEK FINANCE
PLAN COMES UP
BEFORE LEAGUE
Will Attempt to Repeat
Success Made With Two
Other Nations.
BY HENRY WOOD
Omitted Pess Staff Correspondent

GENEVA, Sept. 1.-The forty
sixth session of the council of the
League of Nations opened here to
| day. Final approval on the project
! for financial reconstruction Of
Greece is expected to be one of the
important subjects under discussion,
The plan, when put into execution,
/ will be the third which the League
has sponsored for putting various
European state back onto sound
financial and economic basis. The
first two, which were successful in
ever, way, were undertaken on be
half of Austria and Hungary.
In addition, the League has also
sponsored International loans for
jthe aid of million war refugees
III Greece, for the aid of refugees
in Bulgaria, and for the financial
cstahliShme mt Of the Free City of
Dantzig.
The new project on behalf of
Greece will embodv not only the
final settlement of the million and
more refugees but the entire finan,
tls.l AID ttthuHllt GC -tStaDIISAHitHI
of the country.
The International loan which the
Council will sanction totals some
&tJ 900 900 Of which sl5, 100000 Will
be used for the final settlement of
the refugees; another $4,000, 900
for making up budget deficits and
definitely balancing the budget anil
the remaining sl5 600 900 for siren
gthening the bank Of issue in Greece.
As in the eases of Austria and
Hungary, the administration Of the
loan viii be under the control of
q high commission of the Leagu"
Of Nations who will also control
the revenues pledged by Greece for
its repayment.
The meeting of the council to-
day was the usual one that immedi
ately precedes the annual meeting
Of the League assembly, scheduled
tlds year for Sept. ., and is there
tere Of minor Importance for the
council Invariably passes on to the
assembly for final decision or in
siruetions, all important questions
pending.
The council however, viii remain
In session throughout the entire as
Scmbly for the purpose OF dealing
with questions that may come up,
and also for several days after the
assembly for the purpose Of put
ting into execution any recommend
ations or resolutions on various sub
ects which the Assembly may adopt.
The council will take during its
present session the final steps for
the holding Of the League tive
next intIe national conferences. The
FIRST of these for the launching OF
al international convention for til"
abolition of export and import res
trictions. will be the first praetica'
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
Eastern Tragedy
Takes Six Lives

Dt' BOlS. Pn.. Sept. l.-Six men,
mcmbers Of line crew of the Pen
usvlvania Public Service Corporal
On. were electrocuted at Timblin,
jefferson county late today.
The dead:
Warren Barnett. line foreman:
RAYMOND Curry. brother in law Of
Parnett; David Dunmire. Floyd
Shafer. Blair Joyner and Raymond
Smith.
The party left Punxsutawnev this
morning TO erect q private telephone
line fer the Pennsylvania company.
Three of the party. QUAY CRUDE,
Blair Mcmillan and Smith, were
ahead of the others, arranging in
sulat tors on the posts. While at work
thew looked back and saw their five
companions stretched out on the
ground. and il was presumed they
had come in contact with the 80,
900 volt wire under which they were
working. Smith. in trying to aid the
men. was himself electrocuted. He
died q few minutes later.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
PERSONALS

H. C. Stevens, proprietor OF
Steve's Coffee shop. is here from
Los Angeles and Will remain for a
week
H. L. Loud has returned from an
extensive trip to the East. having
been gone about seven weeks.
Miss Ruth Marable has returned
from vacation trip TO FL Paso,
and other Texas points.
Mrs. X. A. Boyett and daughter
Dorothy, formerly Of this city, pass
Cd through here Yesterday on their
way from Arizona to San Diego and
visited few hours with friends.
Miss Evalyn Boman, county Ii
hrarian, has returned from a week 4
visit 70 San Diego.
Wiley Weaver Jr., has returned
from a vacation trip to the coast.
Ira Millkan, member of the city
police force, has recovered from an
attack of appendicitis and will
take q short vacation ON the coast
before returning to duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
MARRIAGES IN
COUNTY SHOW
BIG DECREASE
New Law Cuts Licenses
Issued to New Low
Mark in August.

There was no comparison to be
made in the marriage license re-
cords after the first month under
the new California laws. During the
81 day period only IA licenses were
issued which is the lowest total re-
corded i'll Il number of years. The
new law which calls for n three day
wait on the part of couples about
to wed seems to have sent the ma
lority OF them scurrying to other
states or into Mexico to obtain the
necessary licenses.
, During the last two years an ave
rage of approximately two licenses
have been issued daily at the coun-
~ clerk S office. The average for
the last month was less than one
license in two days.
The new law, however, is be
lieved to have curbed to a great eX-
tent the marriages of minors, who
have been wont to apply for licenses
and give their ages as old enough to
ACQUIRE them. With three day
period in which this deception may
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
Charges Filed
Against Harder

SACRAMENTO, Sept. Accused
# inefticiency, insubordination, dis
honesty and discourteous treatment
OF the public, G. X. Harder, chief
state traffic inspector for Calf
ornia and head of the state traffic
police. waa today suspended from
office by order of Frank c. Shook,
chief OF the state division Of motor
Vt thieles.
The charges were filed by Shook
with w. A Johnstone, president Of
state civil service commission, and
Harder viii be given 10 days to
file an answer. After this formal
ttril will be conducted. If the
charges are sustained, the suspension
viii become permanent.
George Moynahan, a district in
sreetor, has been placed in tenn
,orary charge Of the office.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
TEAM OF
C0EBEL PLANNING
FLIGHT TO JAPAN
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. /. A
nonstop California TO Japan flight
within the next few months as the
first leg of l2-day around the world
circuit was announced today by Bon
Mac Dougall, local aviator and team
mate of Art Goehel, winner of the
recent Dole race from Oakland air
port TO Hawaii.
A committee of local sportsmen
headed by David Feltz, broker. are
backing the MacDougall flight, aud
at present arc deciding OH the plane
TO be used for the longest overseas
flight in history, slightly under
5 900 miles.
I'VE are confident that Mae
pougall can make nonstop hop
from Los Angeles to Tokyo. and
will select the type of ship for the
flight within the next 10 days.
Feltz told the United Press.
eff MacDougall succeeds in the
Japan flight, he will make nom
stop hop to Leningrad, Russia.
thence to Paris. crossing the At
lantic TO New York, and concluding
with transcontinental aerial Jour
ney TO the starting point Feltz
continued.
MaeDoGgall's 5 career in the sports
realm has been a varied one. Fol
lowing appearance as a profession
nj mockev and baseball PLAYER. he
took up aviation, organizing the
'Thirteen Black Cats of Holly
wood, - an organization of stunt
flyers, in 1923.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
Haskell Charges
Are Dismissed

The first step toward settlement
Of the Haskell Hin feud was seen
tins morning when charges of dis
turbing the peace against Lloyd and
Glenn Haskell were dismissed By
Judge Mayfield upon reeommenda
tion OF Monte Hill, complainant
The feud was begun when Mrs
Haskell had George Hill arrested on
a charge of failing 10 obtain IL
eense fer his dog. The dog is al
legged to have killed a number of
turkeys belonging 10 Mrs. Haskell.
Monte Hill then brought complaint
against the sons of Mrs. Haskell,
charging that they disturbed the
feace by tresspassing upon the Hill
property with a gun in their pos
session The Hill ease has been con
tinued and il is expected that q
settlement viii be reached outside
of court
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
MORE DYNAMITE
DISCOVERED In
OWENS VALLEY
ny tnired Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. l.-Believ-
ca TO have been cached pending an
other attack upon the Los Angeles
aqueduet, huge store of dynamite
was brought TO this city today fol
lowing its discovery in an isolated
cahau IN Iny0 county.
The explosives, described by Dep
uty Sheriff Dan Nichols, of Inyo
county, as enough to blow up the
entire downtown section Of the
city, included three boxes Of 90
percent nitro-glyeerine, each box
containing 80 pounds; 100 pounds Of
illuminate Of mercury and $50 feet
Of special water proof fuse.
According TO Nichols, the eXplo-
eives were discovered late yesterday
in a small cabin known as 'Ston =
cabin. - located near the foot of the
Alabama hills near Lone Pine creek,
the scene Of the last dynamiting.
The cabin stands within a few
hundred feet Of the aqueduct, an
open concrete conduit. Experts who
are examining the explosives DE-
elared that il was Identical 10 that
recently discovered near No Nam"
eaAyon siphon.
Identification marks and serial
numbers We're found on the boxes
through which authorities hope 10
srace The purchasers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01

be discovered before the license can
be issued, many such marriages have
been discouraged, it is believed.
Only one minor applied for lie
ense during the month. This license
was granted to j. II. Little, 19, of
Holtville. Three girls giving their
ages as IS were awarded licenses.
They were Lorraine Herring of
Holtville; Francisco Real of Lemon
Grove, and Maria E. Lopez, of
MelOland.
And turning to the notices of in
tention to marry two such notices
seem to have been forgotten by the
contracting parties. Francisco Viii
legas, 81, native of Mexico>and resi-
dent of Brawley, and Juana Alcar-
as, Is, native of Mexico and resident
of Brawley, signed notices of such
intention on August s. A similar
notice was filed by Ysabel Montova,
Is, native of Mexico and resident of
Oalipatria, and Manuela Alaboda,
81, native of Mexico and resident
of Brawley, on August 4. Neither
of these couples has as yet applied
for license. If the application for
license is not made before the ex
piration of 30 days from the sign
ing Of the notice, new notice OF
intention to we'd must be filed and
another three.day wait period allow
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
TrachOma Found
At La Habra
By United Press Leased Wire

LA HABRA, Calf. Sept. l.
Emergency steps providing for the
segregation of American and Mexi-
can children in La Habra schools
will be taken Immediately as a
means of preventing the spread of
trachoma, dread eve disease which
appeared among the Mexicans last
year. it was announced today.
A mass meeting of the La Habra
citizens was held last night to dis
cuss control of the disease. DR.. V.
c. Presson. county health officer
declared that trachoma has extend
ed all over the state and that this
city has been more successful than
any other in placing its under con
troll. He advised continuance Of
caution.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
ARRESTED FOR THEFT

Ed Reed. "a, colored, Of Calexieo
Was locked up at the county Jail
this morning and is being held for
Nalexico police. According to in
formation received at the sheriff :
office I'd was helping himself to
too many automobile tires, the own
,r putting in an objection which
landed Ell in the hands of the po-
lice. He pleaded not guilty when
arraigned before Judge Lorenz this
morning and is being held pending
trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
Former Film
Comedian Dies
by United Press Leased Wire

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. l.-Leshe
Hodgins, AZ, professional singer
and one time "fat man" in motion
picture comedies, was TO be buried
from ST. Johns Episcopal church
here today.
Hodgins five years ago was well
known in Hollywood and was much
sought after for comedy roles. His
death here Tuesday was caused by
a carbuncle.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01
PIRATES TAKE FIRST
~ United Pres. Leased w,r.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1.-The Pit
tsburgh Pirates Today went into
first place in the National league
by defeating the Chicago Cubs 4
to 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-01

Rabbits are destroying vegetable
crops in the Carlsbad Vista section
Of San Diego county and drive is
suggested.