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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08

this before last Saturday" comment
ed Benson.
Senator D. II. Hamilton, McHenry
county, then challenged Ployhar'
motion adding S225,000, declaring
that it is out of order TO include a
deficit in an amendment and that
deficits must be covered in separate
bills. He was supported in this by
Senator Ole Ettestad, also Of Nc
Henry county.
Senator J. T.. Fleckten arose to
point out that the senate had passed
an emergency appropriation of $3.50
for Il deficit in the department OF
public instruction last Friday.
Hamilton again lcapcd to the at
tack TO characterize Ployhar as 4
smooth paliamentarian." THE mo-
ton was very smoothly gotten by
but il covers Il deficit, and he tPloy-
ha) knows it's Il deficit and ! know
it's Il deficit" he declared,
Insists Motion Is Legal
81 don't have to answer Hamilton's
objections" Ployhar asserted. my
motion is perfectly legal and | have
every right to make it. There is q
deficit--the former head of the de
partment spent all the money for
political purposes. What are you
going to do about it ?"
However, ployhar's motion was de-
Heated. II to 2G.
kretschmar then moved that the
amount of $4,000 for teachers in
stitutes be restored TO the bill. His
motion carried.
This drew from Hamilton tn,
comment that "after three weeks of
jockeying around, we're right back
where the budget board put u.s." He
followed this with motion for re-
cess until / O'Clock today, which
Ployhar seconded and the senate
agreed on.
AS the state aid for schools now
stands, it is the same as originally
ecomm ended by the budget board
appropriating $6S3,S0 for the next
two years.
The measure, with appropriations
for all other state departments foi
the next two years, is scheduled for
final vote today.
Flour Label Bill Today
The flour label bill was placed or
today's calendar when the majority
report of the state affairs commit
tee. recommending passage of the
bill with a few amendments, was ac-
copied without debate, 20 to 10
Opposition to the bill. which has the
support of Governor A. G. Sorlie. has
been weakened through adoption OF
the amendments eliminating the re-
quirement that the percentage OF
protein and the state in which the
wheat was grown be shown.
Proposed increases in district anl
supreme judges salaries were killed
! through adoption of the majority re.
port of the state affairs committee
rccomm ending .'indefinite postpone.
ment." A minority report, amend
ing the measure to make the raises
$1,000 instead Of $4,000, lost by d
% TO - vote.
Nonpartisan league attempts te
kill two hail insurance bills on the
floor lost through rejection of mi
nority reports OF the state affairs
committee. One makes the state
hail insurance department respon.
sible for assessors and the other al
lows suits to be instituted agains,
the department. Majority reports
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
EARLY ACTION
is SOUGHT ON
FARM AID BILL.
CONTINUED from page one, }


down on the equalization fee plan Of
aiding agriculture, Frank O. Lowden
of Illinois today added his active
support to the equalization fee pro
visions of the McNary Naugen BILL
In telegram to farm leaders here
the former Illinois governor express
ed his flavor" for the McNary Hau-
gen measure. and declared the Cur
tis-Crisp substitute. by emitting the
equalization fee, wholly misses the
point of legislation we have been ad
vocating.'8
Previously Mr.. Lowdcn had been
quoted in the house as favorable to
the Curtis-Crisp bill. and yesterday
one of it's authors, Senator Curtis of
Kansas, the Republican floor leader,
told the senate that the measure was
n composite product based in part
on the views of Lowden and other
leaders Of farm organizations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
NEWS BRIEFS

Aviator reports hosting of white
flag by liberal forces in Chinandega
Nicaragua, and remittance of town
by conservatives.
Fifteen Mexican bandits and three
federal soldiers reported killed in
engagement in state of Guanajuata;
Miguel Hernandez, bandit chief, re
ported gravely wounded.
Federal agents in Washington
New York and Brooklyn arrest al
legged heads of gigantic narcotic ring
United States army American
flight squadron reaches lilo. Peru
near Chile border.
Superior court in Los Angeles up
holds demurrers of Lloyd Wright
Charlie Chaplin's attorney, and
Chaplin Studios Inc, both defend.
ants in divorce suit of Lita Grey
Chaplin against actor.
st. Paul-Otto Swanstrom of Du.
luth was reelected president of Min.
nesota State Automobile association
which recommended laws licensing
all automobile drivers.
Pierre-South Dakota senate pass
ed house bill to provide elcctrocution
for persons convicted of murder
making death or life Imprisonment
optional with jury.
st. paul-Bill to reduce motor We
hicle taxes was introduced in Mime
sofas house.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Radios RialtO
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
A Lincoln program, based on Ida
M. TarbelPs book "He Knew Lin
coln," will be offered from New York
through WCCO, the Twin Cities sta
tion, at p. m. Selections from the
book will be read, accompanied by an
orchestra.
A news program will be heard
from New York at p. nj. and al
1880 WCCO will hook up in the ma.
tional chain for the Ever Ready Hour
Another New York program featur.
ing an orchestra will be offered al
$3.50 by WCCO.
WMAD (244) Minneapolis, viii
have group Of entertainers on the
air at 1880 p. M, preceded by din.
ner concert at 6:15. WRHM (252)
Minneapolis will have a dinner con.
cert at p. m.
WMBB (250) Chicago. mil, presen'
= duo at Z p. m. and WEBB (37O)
chicago vocal concert. hrNF (46l
Shenandoah, has q concert scheduled
for z p. m. WLW (423) Cincinnati
will feature quartet at that hour
A band will be heard at 7:15 p. NJ
from WREO (2s6) Lansing.
WGN (303), Chicago. offers a fea-
ture bringing in songs of all nations
under the caption Of "Over the Hill
and Far Away" at 10:40 p. m.
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Removal of Girl
Burglar to Insane
Hospital Halted

Nermilion, S. d., Feb. 8.-(P)-
Seemingly unconcerned over her fu.
turc, Miss Marian Meyers, coed
charged with burglary. rested in the
county jail today while officials ar.
gued on a prcposal to commit her Ia
the state insane hospital at Yankton
After she had waived examination
on the burglary charge yesterday
the county insanity board ordered her
sent To the state hospital for obscrva-
ton. The states attorney and other
county officers, however, refuse ia
permit her removal until 81 500 bonds
have been posted for her release
They claim the insanity board has no
jurisdiction in the case.
The bonds were fixed by justice
Of the peace at the preliminary hear
ing, when she was bound over to the
March term of the circuit court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Temperature and
Road Conditions

(Mercury readings a. Z a. NO.
Extraordinarily cloudy, Z be
low: road good.
st. Cloud 6: roads fair
Mino. Clear. Is below: roads fair
Grand Forks Cloudy, s below;
roads fair.
Crookston Showing. 10 below;
roads poor.
Hibbing above: road,
heavy.
Mandan lear, below; roads
rough.
Jamestown 8 below; roads
fair.
Duluth Cloudy. II; roads drifted
Winona Cloudy, 5: roads good.
Devils Lake Cloudy, below;
Mankato Cloudy. 10; roads fair
Fargo Cloudy. . below; roads
fair.
Rochester Showing. IL; roads
fair.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Rosenberg, Graham
Suspended Pending
Commission Inquiry

New York, Feb. S.-[P)-The New
York State Athletic commission to-
day suspended Charley (PhiD Rosen-
berg Of New York, Bushey Graham
of Utica and their managers pending
an investigation on Friday, into the
contracts for the match in which
Rosenberg defeated Graham last
week at Madison Square Garden.
Rosenberg had forfeited the world $
bantamweight championship by seal
ing l22i2 pounds for this bout.
Chairman Farley of the commits
sion declined to disclose details Of
the investigation, but admitted som.
question existed as to the honesty
of the contract" entered into by
Rosenberg and his manager, Harry
Segal, with William J. Parr. Ora
hams manager. Graham, who
weighed HE for the bout and was
within the bantamweight limit, was
not understood to have been involved
in the contract situation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
72l Injured During
Tokyo Funeral Rites

Tokyo. Feb. S.-(P)-Official police
reports tonight revealed that 72l
persons were injured in the crush of
the one million faithful subjects who
packed the streets of Tokyo last
night and today during the funeral
of the late Emperor Yoshihito.
Most Of the injuries were minor in
character, although there were two
deaths.
1t was estimated that about 3,OOO,-
600 persons assembled in the capital
during the funeral but no more than
100000 were able to crowd to a
point within sight of the funeral
cortege OF even to get near enough
to glimpse the procession.
The number Of those who contract
ed pneumonia and influenza from
long hours of waiting in the cold
streets is inestimable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Black Sea Swallows
Russian Ship With
Crew and Passengers

Bucharest, Rumania, Feb. S.--LP)
The Russian steamer Batushiov is
reported to have sunk in the Black
Sea with the loss of the crew and
40 passengers.
The severe storms are reported to
have caused numerous other ship
ping casualties. The Rumanian
freighter Braila foundered near
kustendji. Rumania, and the Greek
streamer kreia. en- route to Con-
stantinople, also was wrecked.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Illinois Towns Are
Menaced BY Floods

Chicago, Feb 6.-LP)-- Bulwarks of
sandbags rose again today along the
course of the Illinois river, surging
toward the Mississippi under the i'm
petus Of thawing ice and heavy rains,
mcnacing towns and farming coun-
try.
The crest Of the high water had
passed Peru and La Sale today and
was bearing down on Peoria, where
preparations were made to battle a
23-foot stage expected within "a
hours
One flood death was reported from
Ottawa, where an l1-year-old boy
drowned in ravinc filled by over
flow waters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Many Lives Lost
in Disastrous Fire
Near BuenOs Aires

Buenos Aires. Feb. 8. (P) "A dis
astrous fire, spreading over several
miles in country section of the
province Of Buenos Aires called La
Verdi, is reported 10 have caused the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
Governor Signs Bill
Appr0priating $500
to O'Neill's Family

Governor Sorlie today signed the
bill carrying an emergency appropria-
ton of $500 to pay the medical. hos
pital and funeral expenses Of Rep. j.
w. O'Neill, Renville county, who died
here recently.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08
An Embarrassing
Moment For Prince


London. Feb. S.-tP)-The Prince
Of Wales suffered one Of those en-
barrassing moments during the state
ceremonies attendant upon the open
ing Of parliament today.
The great assembly Of mobiles and
their ladies in the house of lords
gasped as the heir to the throne,
failing to manipulate his sword and
long red robe properly, got them
tangled up with his feet and staum
bled. The prince, however, recover
ed quickly. and flashed one Of his
rougish smiles as he left the house
The celebrated altar-piccc, 1.-THE
Alteration of the Lamb" by the
brothers Van Eyck, is regarded by
many critics as the greatest painting
in the world.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08

Pay your gas bin now and
save the discount before the
tenth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08

Just how the fire started is not
known but there are intimatiofls that
it was set The general impression,
however. is that it was caused by the
intense heat of the Argentine SUM
mer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-08

England is scandal courts Lily
Langt famous actress Of the whose
involved love affair between Miss angtry
liam Gladstone Engand great premier charged
courts by Peter Wright author Wright book attributed
oss mesalances to and suing vsount
late libel called
Miss Langtry Lady de Battle upper picture
yscount Gladstone left) and Wright below.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
By LOIS LEEDS.

Of fuller's earth and enough water to
make a smooth paste. After steaming
the neck with hot towels rub in lit.
tie cold cream and then spread on the
bleach When it is dry, wash It off in
warm water rinsing in cold afterward.
Neck exercises should not be neg
lectod bv any one who wants to avoid
a double chin or a habby throat. EX-
ereise wears away that excess of fat
cells on the thick neck and covers
scrawny nc ks with firm and shapely
muscles Oyerweights,. underweights
and Just average types all need sys-
tematic neck exercises. Here are two
exercises, one extremely simple and
the other more difficult to do.
Exercise stand erect with hands
clasped behind. Tense the arm mus
cles and hold them rigid while YOU
turn your head slowly from side to side
and rotate it back and front. Keep
your shoulders straight.
Exercise 2--Lie on your back on the
floor Raise right knee. Clasp hands
under 1t and pull head and shoulders
upward trying to touch forehead 10
the knee. Relax and repeat with the
left leg.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Scalloned Parsnins.

Scrub the parsnips clean. Cook until
tender in lightly salted water; 20 TO 30
minutes win be enough for medium
sized parsnips Drain. then scrape off
the outer skin. Split the parsnips
lengthwise. Pun out the woody cores.
Place the parsnips in a shallow baking
dish. Cover with a white sauce made
with butter, -four and milk. If de-
sired. the liquid for the sauce may be
top milk or cream, in which case less
butter is needed. After this sauce is
poured over the parsnips, cover the top
with bread crumbs which have been
mixed with melted butter. Bake In a
moderate oven until the parsnips are
thoroughly heated and the buttered
crumbs are golden brown.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

by massage. Notice how pink flush
replaces the sallowness of the neck
after massage or scrubbing with bath
brush. Unless special pains are taken
10 stimulate the flow of blod here the
Iskin tends to become flabby and vel
low. A simple bleaching lotion to be
used to lubriCte the massage move
Ynents may be made of one cup of milk
and one teaspoonful of lemon juice.
Pat the mixture on the skin and then
massage with the heel of the hand at
the throat and the fingers reaching
around 10 the back of the neck.
Equal parts of glycerin, rose water
and spirits Of camphor also make
good lotion for the massage, especially
for plump necks.
once a week a bleaching pack may
be applied to remove tan and improve
the texture of the skin. Mix two ta-
blespoonfuls Of lemon juice with three
Evening star., 1927-04-18

'Tis as easy to he right as to be
wrong-and to one s glory.
MY dear, the young man could
hardly have joined you without an
invitation, in spite of the fact that
you had known him for long period.
There is always the question of a host
or hostess in such matters, and he
&ould not possibly have known
whether you were there at the invi-
tatiun of some member of the group or
after the manner Of Dutch treats"
Had he joined you unasked, he might
easily have let himself in for no
end of criticism at the hands of the
host. if host there was. The criticism
might have been silent, but existent,
nevertheless.
There are two ways Of looking at
all things Let US be frank Suppose
he had dropped into the shop for
morseI of refreshment. Was tired
Evening star., 1927-04-18
70 Preserve Mint.

The usual way Of preserving mint Is
TO dry it, but the ss.uce made from the
dried herb lacks the flavor of that
freshly made. The best way is to
miflce fine, fresh lecves and add
enough fresh vinegar to make stiff
paste, and then seal In bottle with an
alright stopper. This will keep long
time. When YOU want to use 1t, add
sugar and more vinegar to taste, and
the sauce will be found to have the
same flavor as IL the leaves had been
freshly gathered.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BEAUTY CHATS
Scalp Troubles.

You can only fight a real scalp
trouble scientifically II you have
something wrong with your scalp, find
out what is wrong and how to treat
the disease.
Go to a scalp specialist if you can
find one. If you happen to live in the
country or a small town where there
is no one who knows scalp troubles,
go to your own doctor. If he
examines your skin with magnifying
glass, and also examines a few hairs
pulled from the scalp. he can probably
tell you what is wrong and the best
things to use to cure yourself.
If you can't do this. there are two
treatments that will do you good, no
matter what the trouble. One is using
an antiseptic ointment, the other, an
antiseptic soap. For dry or oily dam
druff. sehorrhoea. and such things, q
2 per cent bichloride soap is good,
and between shampoos, a sulphur oint-
ment, or if the condition of the scalp
is not too bald. plain crude oil. I'd
suggest shampooing twice q week, say
Saturdays and Tuesdays, and each
day between mot the actual shampoo
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Strawberry Gateau.

Cut the center neatly out of one
large sponge cake, mix two tablespoon.
fuls of milk with a few drops of mara
schino from cherries. and sprinkle the
inside of the cake with this. Mix two
tablespoonfuis of strawberry jam with
one tablespoonful of warm water,
strain it. and brush it over the out
side of the cake, then sprinkle lightly
with finely chopped almonds. Slice
threefourths pound of ripe strawber.
ries with a silver knife and dredge
Evening star., 1927-04-18

and far from eager to join any
gang however much he might have
enjoyed their company at another
time. Suppose he had little or no
change with him. and felt that if he
joined the crowd, some embarrass-
ment might ensue for him. when he
wanted TO share the check, as he
should, and could not.
There are many suppositions posi-
BILE as to his state of mind, and as
many more as to the right or wrong
of this young man. who did not join
your group on entering this refresh
ment place, and We're ] you, / should
not consider it a slight, as possibly
you may, but realize that he eXerted
the right Of all humans ia the natural
pursuit of happiness he thought
none the less of his friends. but at the
moment went his way alone. Have ]
answered your doubt?
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BY EDNA KENT FORBES

days, thought rubbing with the oil or
the ointment. This gives you soft,
fluffy hair two days week, not too
oily for two more, and quite oily for
three days. Or, you can alternate the
oil and the shampoo, one one day and
the other the next, as was suggested
some weeks ago. This takes some
time, more time than most women can
afford to give.
Plain flower of sulphur, powdered
and mixed with olive oil to form
thick paste is as good as any olnt-
ment for the scalp.
Mrs. ]. A. Nm. B.--You- can get
the pamphlet entitled Beauty" by
sending 10 cents for it to the news.
paper; also include a selfaddressed
stamped envelope for the mailing.
c. C.--You probably need to build
up TO tighten the skin by having
astringent treatments. For a quick
improvement, build up your health. for
that means the tissues of your face
and neck, and all the muscles become
firm again. Once a week use an
astringent such as one part white Of
egg to six parts water.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Keening the Neck Young

If you have pretty face. do not
neglect to keep the lines of your neck
vouthfuf and the skin light. IF. how
ever. your face is not of the type that
saaunched a thousand ships, like the
x soian Helen's, there is all the more
reason why you should keep your neck
beautiful. 1t is not possible for every
girl to have lovely features, but all
may have pretty necks il they Will
work for them.
To prevent the neck from becoming
dark it is necessary not only to use
bleaches but to improve the circulation
Evening star., 1927-04-18
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

IT is charming-this oldtime bed
chamber, with itswhite plastered walls
ornamented only by Wallpaper
border In bright. cllintzlilxe design.
The border follows the ceiling ttrrsa
edges the window and door frames
and encircles the room just above the
base board.
The furniture is all antique mahog-
fine pieces like this
tall four-poster bed with its delicately
Evening star., 1927-04-18

fiuted posts and the chest of drawers
with it's old prasses and block feet
Rag rugs are scattered on the floor
of this r0om-which is painted olive
green. Al the windows are very
simple curtains - overcurtains Of
cherry wolfe and undercurtains Of soft
white net,
The bed is dressed all in white, but
the cherry color of the curtains is re-
peated in the calico which covers the
two old upholstered chairs on either
side Of the quaint little fireplace in one
end of the room.
Copyright 1924
Evening star., 1927-04-18

with sugar. Fill the center with alter
nate layers Of fruit and thick crearn.
piIing high in the center. Whip sonic
cream and sweeten slightly, and force
1t out on top and around the edge as a
decoration. Serve on a dish garnished
with few strawberries.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
Amsbong5 Newest Idea
an altra-modern floor
at a surprisingly low cost

Openwork designs in which the colored
inOIeum base becomes part of the pat
tern. "Arabesque" decorations applied
in low relief new surface texture.
IF there's a floor in your house that is
l. old and worn; if your present floor
covering is trife shabby-then this new
idea of Armstrong; designers spells love
at first sight.
Armstrong; Arabesq Linoleum is an
Evening star., 1927-04-18

A chemist Of Dunedin, New Zealand,
has discovered a process for cleaning
wool badly stained by branding.
Hitherton such stains have been in
eradicabIe,
Evening star., 1927-04-18

When at work or school Filipino
girls wear American clothes, but when
they are at home they wear the native
costume.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

We showing Armstrong Inoems myriad Of styles
patterns and color combinations that will blend with color scheme
the house Parquet designs embossed marbzd
inset and small tile designs representative of the
Of which will improve the appearance Of your
that visitor whose attracted there
welcome II they covered with Armstrong Lnoeum Laid with
bother for lifetime you should nspec
ton to convince yourself that Armstrong Lnoleums dsnc
lively different
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Neat figures have been inserted at regu-
lar intervals in the open field, giving an
appearance hitherto obtained only by
painstaking hand operation. The result is
floor that gives character to the largest
of rooms without being at all obtrusive.
Also ask to see Armstrong; Marbleized
Tiles-a new graining effect in genuine
inlaid linoleum
Evening star., 1927-04-18

entirely new kind Of linoleum floor.
The base is Armstrong Jaspe or Arm
strong's Plain Linoleum in pleasing tones
of gray, tan, blue, green. The decora-
tions are cleverly applied with heavy oil
colors so that the background peeps
through as regular part of the pattern.
Here is new surface effect-an effect
of actual low relief A surface that
sparkles with bright color, cheerful color;
an easy-to-keep-clean surface--for dust
Evening star., 1927-04-18
THE HOW-THE WHEN-THE WHY
BY ANNE ARDEN.

'Tis as easy to he right as to b
wrong~-and to one glory.