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Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18
STARR DUE ! IN PORT II.
 FROM SEATTLE 5P. N.

The s. s. Starr, Capt. o. A. Johan- son, of the San Juan Fishing & Pack ing company, Is scheduled to ar rive in port. from Seattle at o'clock this afternoon, according to the latest report from the steamer. The Starr has been in Seattle for some days past undergoing it's twice year in spection of hull and boilers.
 It is annouced the vessel will re- sume. it's run to the Westward to- morrow afternoon. The exact date ot Captain Johanson's departure in the afternoon was not given.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING

A general discussion of refunds to be made to local users of electric power took place at the special meet ing of the City Council last evening. The matter of occupational tax was also discussed and in line with the wishes. form the Clerk of Courts de- partment at Valdez, notices will be mailed to delinQuents.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18
L-AklNA SAILS NOV. 23.

The s. s. Lakina, of the Alaska Steamship company, will sail from Seattle for Alaska on November 23, according to advices received at the local office. The Lakina will bring to Seward a large general cargo.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18
HoLpup PALLET,

SAN. FRANCISCO, Nov. IS. R-- Police bullets yesterday Illustrated holdup of bank in the Nilsson
 capped in a wild chase through the streets.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18
FOR THE POOR

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.{P-Frederick L. Lavanburg, millionaire bachelor, who died recently, left about $7,OOO,- 900 for the building of modern tene- ments to house the poor.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18

Given away FREE, to any one calling at our store on Saturday, one package of Shaw's Special coffee, fresh ly ground. Brown & Flaw kins Corporation.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18

Start the day right-order the Dest meat which Is FRyES'S BABY BEEF
Seward daily gateway., 1927-11-18

Let's go to the Liberty!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
MANY HONORS
GO TO IOWA AT
CHICAGO SHOW
Farmers Of Tall Corn State
Hope to Win Largest Num-
ber Of First Places

Chicago, Nov. 30.-(AP)-Be-
decked with ribbons showing su-
premacy in animal husbandry, farm
ers of the traditionalNt tall corn state,
Iowa. expected to clinch honors for
the largest number of first places
at tho international Live Stock Ex-
position today.
Although denied blue ribbons in
the major grand championship
events, the 10wans were so far in
the lead at the 9th annual exposi-
tion that nothing but q lonr series
Of grand slams by their closest COM
petitors-Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
California--could sweep the. all-ex-
position victory from their grasp.
California Steer Winner
California, however, was appar-
emily satisfied, having won the big
gest plum of the entire show-the
grand steer ch mp o MS h j p.
This honor went to California
Stamp" q crossbred Angus-S Short
horn, entered by the University Of
California.
Among the state agricultural COL
leges, tn. Iowa State college at
Ames was far in front. with those
Of Kansas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,
California, North Dakota, Illinois,
and Indina bringing up the rear.
Divisional Winners
Divisional championships in
cluded:
Senior champion polled Shorthorn
Continued on page five)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
Would Have Federal J.
Owned Lands Become
Property of States

Washington, Nov. 3O.-(R-In
the belief that the retention Of mil
lions Of acres Of land by the federal
government is , detriment 70 the
development of the west, Repre-
sentative Winter, Republican,
Wyoming. today announced he
planned to introduce q bill in the
new congress TO have the public
domain become the property of the
''f Especially in the west, Mr.. Win
ter believes, the federal domain in
juries the progress Of the states,
where he said about one billion
acres are public lands, approximate-
" one-fourth Of their area. The
other states have . much smaller
proportion Of public domain, he de-
clared. The western public lands
states he classified o. Arizona, Cal.
ifornia, Colorado, Idaho, Montana,
Nevada. New Mexico, North and
South Dakota, Oregon, Texas, Utah,
Washington, and Wyoming.
The return of the lands would b
made by cession or sales TO set
tiers under ~ measure and the
only federal domain excluded from
the transfer would b. national
p1IAue ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
Congress- Program

Here is the program facing
the Seventieth Congress, with
the probable disposal that now
seems in store for the various
measures:
Tax Reduction-Automobile Ia
and nuisance" taxes due to 20,
federal estate tax likely to be
kept; total reduction, probably
$500, 900, 900.
Flood Relief-Army engi-
neers' "levees only" system apt
to be adopted % . step gap
measure, with commission ap-
pointed to fix permanent sys-
tenn.
Farm Relief-Situation ex-
tremely tangled. and political
considerations may prevent any
bill from passing.
Contested Elections.nVarc
and Smith probably will be ex-
cluded.
Naval Appropriations-Eight
new cruisers likely to be voted.
Other bills are in doubt:
Boulder Dam and Muscle Shoals
bills face stiff opposition. SEN
ate may pass anti third term"
resolution, and several Coolidge
appointments may fail Of con-
firmation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
NEGRO KILLER
IN KENTUCKY
Is LYNCHED
Mob of 200 Armed Men Take
Priscaer From Jail, Shoot
Him and Burn Body

jenkins, KY, Nov. 3O.-(AP)-
Soaring flames mounting from the
top Of Cumberland mountain sig
nailed the death Of Leonard Woods,
negro, who was lynched by aemob Of
more than 200 armed men early to-
day:
Woods, arrested for the Staying
Of Harshell Deaton, IS, mine fore
man for the Elkton Coal corpora
tion 1t Fleming, KY, was shot to
death IS he faced q half circle of
rifles. Then his body was placed
on = platform recently erected for
the dedication ceremonies at the
opening of the Kentucky Virginia
highway. Gasoline was poured over
It and Z match touched off the struc-
ture.
The negro was arrested shortly
after Deaton's body was found Sun
day. Growing excitement caused Of.
ficers to take their prisoner to
Whitesburg yesterday tor safe
keeping. Late last night IN un.
na6ked throng Of men approched
the jail, sawed through its iron
bars, placed . chain around the
neeros neck and led him away.
Jailer II . Woman
Mrs. Fess Whitaker, the jailer
said she was powerless to resist
Two negro women, who were "
rested With Woods IN connection
With the Staying, were unmolested
Deaton wns shot to death when hl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
Annual Election Of
A. C. Officers Will
Be Held Thursday

Members Of the Association OF
Commerce will hold their annual
election Of officers in the club
chambers 1t p. q. Thursday, ac-
cording to an ann0uncement today
by H. r. Goddard, secretary.
r. L. Conklin, L. II. Richmond,
Dale Simon, j. G. Taylor and h. b.
Webb, recently elected to the board
OF directors for q two-year term
will be officially seated at this meet
ing.
Officers Of the association during
the past year were Henry J. Dnenne-
land, president A. W. Mundy, vice
president; r. p. Logan, treasurer,
and H. p. Goddard, secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
BYRN NE CHOSEN
FOR ADDRESS AT
ELKS MEMORIAL
Secretary Of State to Be Prin.
cipal Speaker at Lodges
Annual Service

"Elks Memorial Day." the day
upon which the memories Of the de-
ceased members Of the local lodge
Of the B. p. o. f. are commemor-
ated. will be observed on Sunday at
3 p. m. in the Elks Home with !
special memorial program.
]. G. Taylor, exalted ruler Of the
local lodge, has extended an invita-
ton to the general public to attend
the memorial ceremonies which will
be exemplified by ritual, music and
eulogies.
The program follows:
Funeral March $500. Chopin
Mrs. R. E. Morris
Rituali1ttc Ceremony .............
Officers Ct the Lodge
"Blest Are the Pure in Heart. -.
qa.rtst-Mmss. &. +. winsssene musses
and F. J. Bayendick, Henry Hal
vers0n, George Humphreys
Mrs. R. e. Morris =. the piano
"Turn Ye Unto Me-. Harker
Quartet
Memorial Address -. !,
:. Robert Rryns, Secretary Of State
Ritnsiistic CLOSING ~ ....... -. !.
Postlude Lord, How Manif6ld
Are Thay Works. !. Freeman
Mrs.. Z. =. Morris
The service viii commemorate the
msmosiss of ths Following: =. 3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30

Mexicans Refused Money and
Arms When They Attacked
Thompson's Home-Threat.
en- Death If Authorities Are
Notified Before Ransom Is
Paid

Mexico City, Nov. 3O.-(AP)-Ar
American, H. w. Thompson, man.
ager Of 4 mine at Copaia. state Of
Guerreo, has been kidnapped by &c
bandits, dispatches from Mazatlan
said today.
The bandits demanded 5000 pesos
(roughly $2,500) ransom.
Thompson was captured and taken
to the mountains after the bandits
attacked his home and were refused
money and arms. They threatened
to kill him If the authorities were
notified before the ransom was
paid.
One Of Thompson's employees noti-
fled headquarters in 'Mazatlan, state
of Sinola. The employe was in
structed to send a messenger to pay
the ransom and obtain his employ
er's release.
The military commander, General
Leopoldo Rizo, ordered that the
bandits be pursued Immediately and
that Thompson be rescued.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
CONVENTION OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
STATE LEGISLATORS COST Sl2.l60
Money Used TO Defray Ex-
penses Was Contributed by
individuals, State Officials
and Commercial Organiza-
tions, According to Presi-
dent Kirby

Washington, Nov. 3O.-(AP)-Ex
penses OF the convention held her,
by tho national council Of state leg
fslators, at the time representative.
OF that organization advocated re.
peal OF the federal inheritance ia,
before the house ways and mean.
committee, were announced today
as totaling $12,16O.
John Henry Kirby, president, II
a letter to members of the organi
cation said the money used to de-
Tray expenses had been contributed
by individuals, state officials ant
commercial organizations.
Investigation Threatened
During the recent tax hearings
representatives of the Legislative
council swere questioned closely b,
number of committee members as
to the source OF their expense money
and Representative Rainey, Demo.
crat. Illinois, threatened to initiate
congressional investigation.
Mr.. Kirby said that his announce
ment was prompted by the many
misleading and false statements
concerning the convention and that
he felt members of the legislative
council should be acquainted with
the facts.
He said that the EXPENSES Of the
convention, amounting to .$12,160
did not include those delegates
whose expenses, had been paid by
states they officially represented or
by state organizations in their re-
spective states.
All states Represented
every state in the union is rep
resented In the list Of contributors
to the funds used in defraying the
expenses Of the convention at which
the national council Of state lcgis-
latures was established OH a perma-
nent basis" he said.
At the time Of the commission tax
hearings Mr.. Rainey and Represen-
tative Garner OF Texas, ranking
Democrats on the commission
charged that part Of the legislative
councils funds had been obtained
from the American Taxpayers
league, which, they .contendcd, re-
ceived financial support from cor
porations seeking repeal of the in
heritance levy for selfish purposes.
Subsequent to the hearings, Rep
resentative Johnson, Republican,
South Dakota, charged that $4,000
had been in the possession of lob
by seeking repeal OF the estate levy,
but he did not refer to- either the
legislative council or taxpayers
league by name.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
u. S. CHAMBER
WANTS LARGER.
TAX REDUCTION
Stands Firm in Belief That
Cut of $4OO,O ,O00, 900 Is Sound
and Practicable

Washington, Nov. 3O.-E-Ir
spite Of criticism from the White
House, the chamber of commerc(
of the United States stands firm
in it's belief that tax reduction to.
taling 100000, 900 is both sound
and practicable.
With the house ways and means
committee in recess, q statement
from that organization reiteratinl
its position and replying. to It.
critics had a clear field today in tn,
capitals tax discussions.
Duty 10 Express Views
Not only is it the right of. bust,
ness organizations to express theil
views on taxation, the national
chamber said, but it is their dut,
as we'll, particularly when theiI
opinions have been reached through
expert study, full discussion and
referendum vote.
There is no direct reference tt
President Coolidge who, it was SAID
last week at the White House, was
highly displeased with the chamber
for its persistence in advocating .
$40O, 600, 900 tax slash in the face
Of the administrations insistence
that. the prospective reduction bt
limited to 1925, ,0OO, 900. On Mr.
Coolidge's behalf, it was said al
we'll, that he considered the cham.
ber's attitude on department ex-
penditures inconsistent with it,
tax reduction position.
The Chambers Stand
The chamber, however, asserted
that it was committed to program
of national expenditures planned
and controlled by the budget, and
provision by law for annual redut.
tion of the national debt. It op.
posed, the statement said, all mea.
sures of taxation producing reve-
nue. in excess of these requirements
The ways and means committee
will meet tomorrow to take up
alien property legislation, return.
ing Friday to the revenue bill. The
measure, which calls for q total
reduction Of 1896. .000, 900, will b
given final approval, It is expected,
before the weekend and be ready
for introduction on the first day
of the congressional session.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-30
Chris MartinesOn's
Automobile Stolen

Chief OF Police Chris Martineson's
Hudson automobile, stolen from the
street in Mandan sometime between
3 and $3.50 last night, was recovered
in Jamestown this morning, where
II had been abandoned, according
to word. received by Sheriff Henry
Handtmann OF Mandal, who imme-
diately started q search for the car
% soon as It's theft was learned.
No information has heen obtained
as to who took the car.
S Chief Martineson's daughter, Miss
Vivian Martineson, with som =
friends, had driven to Mandan early
In the evening. The car was parked
on one Of the streets close to the
business district and the theft was
discovered about $3.50 when the lo-
cal people were ready to return
home,