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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14
JAPTYPHOON
FATAL TO4OO
Thousands of Others
Injured, Houses
Destroyed

TOKYO, Sept. la-aPf-Four hun
dred persons are dead. 2.500 injurSd
and seven hundred houses destroyeS
IN kumanoto prefecture, island %
AI1snil. In consequence of yester-
days typhoon and tidal wave. reports
t0 the japanese home office stated
to-day.
IN Fukuoka. Nagasaki ana AAna-
KaWa prefectures there were few
casualties hgt numerous houses were
inundated and damaged. The tall
of the typhOon struck Tokyo this
morning. Several thousand house
in the law-lying sections were flood
Cd Thirty children were injured
when the roof q a scheol house wax
blown eff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14
Former Railroad
Commissioner Dies

Af STIA IraAs. sept. I4.-iPt-N-
IA. rsNeEa@H. 54. rat.rca1 attorrey
an4 termfr ~KH.ner uf ne state ratl-
fana can.faass1an. 1ie4 here tctay
Naexe &tnr-an Es41iee iaw EE
a ass TEHH AH4 Lee University. lat
~. ~ ssrse4 a. hzrFisoz eeUnty ar
Jersey, @m# a. listEagt attorney 81
tAe 1LstFAct fwaracs1x fhzt coHntv.
ae alas Mas u nistrirt tEAEe W. Tar
Earf eaantg hefars hs became a Faii-
cad ruEH mt ~ uNer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14
SaccO Avengers Approach Border
FIRE CORNERSTONE Err
= y =
or HOUSTON BACKED
-
IN BISCUIT EATING

kaf NTNN. IeKaz, SeFt. i&--l<r
uzHfur i4rs are Ee4aF 10 iay
nM4f nr Pre- lQmE iaEianer Allie
Aras-BnH sacnl AssrEtt eating
rM4m raHn wAen - EanMtn GalomCA
E Hess. -sT pozn1 wafer ccm-
atanrF rf Dallas at the state
r a thrfahEF sn a hiar1it eats-s
rrfHss H enc tun cities
EAH raea 0f eaftnE niac@its BE-
fHre y rwuwH uH ere wNlltan makes
mH mHrNmUs Am1erEHn said nlr
E am raH 4rrr lt Htl ~ Colonel
MnHa MMmsHA mmt manH
Hr terar H Halrrmhv was pre-
rHra-E Hrt rf relies Cor the rnn-
rfar ahfeh SIN ~ f1r9ar1e1 Wed
m W tn Dallas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14
New Gain Takes
Cotton Up $3.50

NEW YORK. ". ". sept. 1a.-tP-
Curton prices scared mere thar 81
: bale in late dealings on the New
fcrk cotron exchange today ON a
bullish government cotton consump-
tioR repoFt. carrying the gain 20
So a bale above the Low quota
sHomE vegrawaav
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14
Charge Plot To
Slay Obregon

MEXICo CITY. sept iA-tP-
General Jose Domingo Ramirez
Garriba. former director Of the Mex
lean military academy and Jose
Guadlalupe Granados. former chief
" the secret service during the
Hlerta regime were arrested last
night o. charges of plotting to kill
fcrmer President Obreron- Police re-
fuse all information regarding the
case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14

PARIS. Sept I4-tF-The French
Transmitted tom0rrow. the Fr~nrh
foreiEn offirs tcdzy informed the
American embassy. Indicztions are
thMt the reply may n0t he M favur-
abls n was first expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14

NEW YORK. NJ ". Sept. I4.-tFi
Faster telephone service between
New York and Dallas was inaugural
ed today by the opening of n new
l.6s4 mile direct circuit between the
two cities
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-14
Coast Of
Mexico i'm Ruins
AfterHurriCane

NOGALES. Ari1.. Sept to-
The collapse OF communication both
by telegraph and railway today still
kept from the world details of the
wholesale death and destruction be-
lieved 70 have been dealt out by =
hurricane which for three days last
week lzShed a thousand miles 'o< tire
wesr coast OF Mexico
Officials OF the Southern Pacific
ot Mexico railroad last night re-
ported that no train connection wlth
Mexico City CT southern coast points
would be made to-day. indicating that
an estimate 0f the storms toll could
not he obtained a- once- GGaynas,
Sono-4. main seaport os the west
coast 0f Mexico. u the EorthernEost
point cn the Southern Pacific Of
Mexico. Below that point cOEmEni-
cation was virtually impossible.
Neager reports that the death tell
in Salina Cruz and Mar1anillo, both
important west coast sea ports. was
enormous" gave cause for specula-
tiCn regarding the picture which
would BE- revealed when improved
communications lift TIE curtain of
silence.
Salina Cruz. port town Of the state
q Oaxaca. according 70 dispatches
from GUaynas- relayed here ovrr
badly damaged lines. left the full
fury OF the hurricane. The town
was said 70 be in ruins and il was
believed that the loss Of life ashore
ard AZ sea wight run into hundreds
shipping losses along the coast
will not be known definitely fo-
many days. Two ships Of the Nation
al Line. the Jalisco and the Savzoa.
were reported missing and there
were fears for the safety Of the
fishing fleet which Put out from
Mazatlan. Sinaloa-
The storm apparently originated
near the coast Of the isthmus Of
TehGantepec. about 125 miles from
Salina Cruz. IL probably extended
across the isthmus 20 the state Of
Vera Cruz. on the Gulf of Mexico.
IL swept the west coast states Of
ChiaFas. Oaxaea. Guerrero. Michoa-
can. COlina. Jalisco, Naryit, Sinaloa
and Sonora
Los ANGELES, Sept. 14.-tPl-
Union Oil company officials an
nounced here today that several
members oS the crew OF its tanker
Utacarbone had been injured I'm the
Mexican vest coast hurricane ard
that the vessel had been app-eciably
damaged hv the terrific so mile waie
Evening star., 1927-11-07
NEW HIGH RECORD
IN FRENCH BONDS.
Response to Proposal for Re-
funding S7O,000,000
Loan Outstanding.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.


special DlSpatCh TO Inc StdE.
NEW YORK, November THE re-
sponse today of all French dollar Is
sues to the plan announced late sat
urday to refund the S70,o0o'ooo per
cent bonds was immediate ana pro-
nounced.
A new hieh record price was es'
tablisbed on the uncallable 712s at llo,
~enresenting rise of 1Ss points lor
the day. The IS. which may ne tahel,
ND at Jos. advanced 3 to lVo,s hLo
the SIS, which are TO pe caiieu N'->'
March at 10. sold at III.
Other French issues that responded
10 the better feeling toward the
French situation were the municipal
6s and rs and the various railroad
bonds. Belgians were carried along
moderately by the rise in French
issues and the market for Italians
was also improved by reason OF the
same conditions.
German Issues Lag.
The publication of the letter OF
Agent Gilbert on the German lscal
situation had a tendency to hold BACK
German issues. with some OF 1heh
slightly lower than on Saturday.
The decision of the United states
Treasury to issue only S400.00O,000 OF
notes instead of the original proposal
for $500. .000. 900. with coupon rate
Of az ner cent. helped all hish-Srade
Investments. Many of the choice rail-
road and public utility bonds went to
the hest prices Of the year. NirGinian
Railway IS touched 10. Bell Tele-
phone of Pennsylvania IS sold at
lO7at.
In the secondary group of rails
the strength Of Frisco prior lien 5s at
an advance of a point within week
and of Southern Railway IS and 6l2s
was the feature. Other firm issues
were Erie refunding SIS, Denver Rio
Grande Western IS, Chicago East.
ern Illinois SIS, Rock Island 4ias and
Seaboard Air Line 6s.
Strength i'm Industrials.
In the industrial list considerable
strength was shown by Marine 6s,
Anaconda Is, Pan-American Petroleum
6s and in some of the short-term in.
dustrials like American Cotton Oil IS.
which were above par, and Corn
Products 5s, above 103. The last
named are selling to yield about the
same as legal rails. One-half of the
Goodyear three.year 5s are to be re-
tired on December Is at 1902.
Scattered through the industrial list
are quite a number Of issues that indi-
cate anxiety among bondholders of
various small companies. Among
these are North American Cement
61as, Pierce-Arrow SIS, Robbins &
Myers Is. Victor Fuel IS and West
Virginia Coal and Coke 6s, which are
off to so from so earlier in the year.
The United States Government list
was lower in the long Treasury group,
with the fourth Liberty Az steady.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
BOSTON WOOL UNCHANGED.

BOSTON. November (SpeciaD.-
Dealers prices We're unchanged at the
start of the week in the Boston wool
market. Uncertainties over the manu-.
featuring outlook occasioned by the
New England floods are expected to
act as retarding factor in the wool
market this week. Fine territory wool
was quoted today at 1.12a1.15. clean
basis; French combing at 1.O5a1 .OS.
half blood at 1.05; three .eighths
blood at 93a96. and quarter blood at
S3aS7. Fine Ohio grade fieeces were
quoted at 47a48. grease basis: half
blood and three.eighths blood at Ala
4712 and quarter blood at 471aa4S.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas 6s $500 at 1851 II
a. 10S. 49,
:. Potoomac ELECTRIC ,pfd. 51as-5 at 1o7.
Washington Gas Llght-10 at SO a, 8 at
s2S 10 at s2i4. 100 at 50
Barber & Ross com.-5 at 35I5
,oSC Columbia Sand SAND Gravel pfd.-1o at
co5i, cconil,mereiai National Co; ,pfd;1o1o at 10,
~ woodward & Lothrop pfd.-1O at 100.
AFTER CALL
Merchants, Transfer Storage pfd-10
RResS%ss HeStse S.s q s sloS gle Ct
Washington Gas 6s .B"-S5OO at 1O5 81
5000 at 104 "a. $500 at 106
1o2 10 At 1925 10 at 162. 10 at log.
capital Traction Cos at 10Sls. 10 at
10S1k 10 at 10S.
Union Trust Co.-1Q at 800.
Riggs National Bank at 4o4
Notice-This exchange will be closed TO-.
morrow.
Money-Call loans. and per cent
Evening star., 1927-11-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

NEW YORK, November Rp.-
cUty. Inc, declared an extra dividend
of 81 share and the regular quar-
terly Of $l.25. both payable December
81 to holders Of record December 16.
Reid Ice Cream Co. which will be
merged with the Borden Co on Jan
uary !. declared a dividend of so
cents a share on the common stock for
the period from October / to Decem-
ber 10. payable December Il to stock
of record November 8.
Evening star., 1927-11-07

Saturday, S.5S; Sunday, 80 cars: de.
mand and movement slow; market
steady: Wisconsin sacked round
whites, so to LIS; Minnesota, North
Dakota sacked Red River Ohios. | 40
to 1.50: sacked round whites. lao to
150: Idaho sacked russet Burba nks.
los to 100; sacked Rurals. Las to
65
Evening star., 1927-11-07

NEW YORK, November z @.-
Plans for q merger of eight large
Middle Western biscuit companies.
with the United Biscuit Co. as the
nucleus. were announced today in a
letter from X. J.. Mcclellan, president,
to stockholders Of the latter concern.
The combination In being effected
through the formation of a new COM
pany. to be called the United Biscuit
CO. Of America. ~" ~ ,.ns[a
Evening star., 1927-11-07
CHICAGO BUTTER PRICES.
PUBLIC UTILITY

CHICAGO, November Z @.-But-
ter, unchanged: receipts, 9,176 tubs;
creamery extras, 46A: standards,
Az; seconds, 36a3312. Eggs un-
changed; receipts, 6,108 cases; frsts,
sSalss ordinary frstss 2sasA. ..
Evening star., 1927-11-07
BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Sales High Low Close
Wilson & Co LIST IS. 8 l0lA i01 10la
Winchester A 7hs. S 1864 106 106
Youngstn SGT 6s.. IA l05h los los
Evening star., 1927-11-07
BAR SILVER PRICES.

NEW YORK. November 7 R).-
Bar silver. 57as; Mexican dollars. A
LONDON. November Z @.-Bar
silver, 26 7-16d per ounce. Money
ga per cent. Discount rates. short
bills. AZ per cent. Three-month bills
4 5-16a43s per cent.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
SLIGHT RISE IN RUBBER.

NEW YORK, November z (SpeciaD.-
Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets,
advanced u cent at today's noon quo
tation of 81 cents. This compares with
$685. a month ago and AZ a year ago.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
COTTON SHOWING
SLIGHT CHANGES
Market Opens Firm With
Point Advances Attributed
to Short Coverings.

NEW YORK. November R>.-
The cotton market opened firm today
at an advance of 13 to is points. at
tributed to further covering by shorts
in preparation for the local holiday
tomorrow and the Government crop
report on Wednesday.
Unfavorabe weather advices from
the South. including reports OF frosts
in the Carolinas and rains in Okla
homa, probably stimulated the de-
mand, but the advance to 21.O0 for
December and 21.27 for May met more
Southern selling and there were re.
actions of 10 to IL points before the
end of the first hour.
A private crop report published
before the opening. placing the in.
dicated yield at 1867 900 bales. com.
pared with an estimate Of 13.712,000
a month ago, appeared to he without
much influence on the immediate
market.
LIVERPOOL. November R.-
Cotton spot quiet; prices easier; Amer.
lean strict good middling. 1912; good
middling. 1919; strict middling. 1872;
middling. 11.77; strict low middling,
l1.57; low midding. 1122: strict good
ordinary, 1902: good ordinary, 1867;
sales. 5000 bales. including 400 Amer
ican. Receipts, 5000 bales. American
none. Futures closed quiet.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
POTATO MARKET STEADY.

CHICAGO. November Z OP.-Pota-
toes-Receipts, 27O cars: on track,
485 cars; total United States shipments
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
MANY ATTEND
FARM PICNIC
Farmers, Residents of Man
dan and Bismarck FrOlic
at Affair Today

Farmers of Burleigh and Morton
counties, as we'll as Mandan and Bis
marck residents frolicked today at
the Chautauqua Park here and
heard talks on agricultural topics.
The occasion was the annual Bur-
leigh Morton dairy circuit picnic.
DR.. John Lee Coulter. president Of
the state agricultural college, John
HUSKY. state dairy commiss Toner, and
j. NJ. Devine. commissioner of immi-
grafton, were principal speakers at
the picnic.
The Armour band played and other
musical numbers were provided.
Community singing and dance in
the pavilion this evening will con-
clude the program.
This morning the group gathered
at the Northern Great Plains field
station, to be shown through the
grounds by Supt- ]. M. Stephens.
Later they visited the dairy barns Of
the state training school.
Races for young and old and other
special stunts were also on the pro-
gram, in charge of County Agent A.
r. Miesen of Burleigh county and
Ralph c. Newcomer Of Morton coun-
ty.
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CHARGES LAID
AGAINST FOUR
IN FL0GGING
Ge~-"ic Men Alleged to Hav.
lt.!ly Eaten Mother,
Son Early Sunday

Toccoa, Ca, June l4.--iP)-With
warrants issued charging them with
participation in the flogging Of Mrs
Ansley Bowers, 80, and her son
Floyd, 10, early Sunday, the arrest OF
Elmer Clark, railroad conductor
and Charles Tomas, railroad employe
. was expected by authorities today.
.--~s- w. J. Acrec, principal Of the
Baskerville high school near here
and T. r. Lowry. foreman of furni-
~ture factory, were arrested last night
on similar charges. and released on
bonds Of 5000 each pending prelim-
! mary hearing.
Warrants Issued Yesterday
. The warrants for the arrest of the
I four men were issued yesterday
Floyd Bowers swearing that he rec.
ogRized them as four Of the II mer
who took him and his mother from
their home near the public square
:. nerr shortly before daybreak Sunday
Both AGREE and Lowry declared they
knew nothing of the affair Their
cases probably will be presented tc
the grand jury which meets early il
July.
Mrs. Bowers and Floyd were taken
six miles from town and the woman
-ScstcH lillo UAiCuHSIcOuSHCSS. lneI
her son was dashed. The boy told
authorities that the men told him he
was whipped because he got sassy
and that his mother was accused OF
being bad character"
woman May Recover
At the hospital in Gainesville
where she was taken for treatment
1t was said Mrs. Bowers was respond
ing favorably to treatment. and
would recover unless complications
developed. Mrs. Bowers was quoted
as telling authorities the flogging re-
suited from false report" circu-
lated about her.
Mrs. Bowers has been separated
from her husband, railroad man,
Tor about two years.
~ Five other floggings in recent
weeks came to light following the
whipping Of Mrs. Bowers. Three
tUthcr women and two men have been
taken from their homes by masked
-Inobs and flogged, but no action had
been taken as the victims feared fur
Their punishment ut the hands of the
band.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
'DAKOTANS" MAKE
GOOD EMPLOYEES

The better firms employ graou-
ates Of Dakota Business College,
Fargo,repeatedly. ACTUAL BUS
MESS training (copyrighted-un-
obtainab!c elsewhere) makes them
valuable employees from the start.
|. E. Stenso like scores OF 'Da-
kotans" has gone to Internationa!
Harvester Co. Lincoln NationalLife
Insurance Co. employs their third
Dakotan'' Olive Baertsch. w.
B. Plummeris third for Northern Pa
cific Land Office, Miles City, Mont.
Watch each week. Follow the
Successful" Ask F. L. Watkins,
Pres, 300 Front ST., Fargo, about
Summer School.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
BOY DROWNED,
TWO RESCUED
AT GARRISON
Andrew Hagen, Athlete, Is
Dead - Local Mans
Cousin Is Saved

MinCt. N. d., June HAP
Andrew Hagen, 10, star athlete Of
the Garrison high school. is dead
as result Of accidental drowning,
and two Of his boy friends nearly
lest their lives as one strove 20
save the other, according to IA dis
patch received by the Minot Daily
News today.
Hagen lost his life while swim
ming in Douglas Creek, 10 miles
southwest CT Garrison. in com
pany with Cassius Nelson, IS, ard
Carl Stucke, ID, both Of whom es-
capped after going down twice
Nelson was respl nsiblc for saving
Stucke's life, but in the attempt
to do SO, he was nearly drowned
himself Hagen was drowned in
about 10 feet Of water.
The tragedy occurred when Ha
gen, Il powerful swimmer, attempt
ed to swim from one bank Of the
stream to the other, carrying
Stuckc, who could not swim, on
his back. Hagen had declined an
offer Cf Nelson, who was on a
raft, To carry Stucke across the
creek, it is said. When in mid
stream Hagen suddenly sank.
Stucke screamed fer help and
Nelson vert to his aid and saved
him.
- Carl Stuckc is Il cousin Of Dr..
+. c. Stuckc Of this city and was
4, guest at the Stuckc home here
for several days only few weeks
age.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
Murder Suspect Will
Seek Change of Venue

La Moure; n. d.. June 14.--P)-
Decision as to whether Francis Tuck
or. La Moure county farmer charged
With the murder of Hans c. Bjone.
Verona, N. d., bank cashier on March
! last, by special grand jury here
will be tried at the term of district
court which will open at ,. m. to-
day is expected to be made late to-
day.
Francis Murphy. Fargo. defense
counsel, announced here today that
he would file an application for a
change Of venue with Judge George
McKenna. Napoleon, to preside, as
soon as court is opened at 2 p. m. +.
". warren. states attorney, and Will
liam c. Green. Fargo, special prose
Gator. have announced that they will
resist the attempt to transfer the
case from. this county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
Grand Forks Is Host
to BARRIERS of State

Grand Forks. n. d., June l4.-(P)--
Necr.y $50 BARRIERS gathered at the
Hotel Dacotah here this morning for
the opening session of the second an
nual convention Of the Associated
Master BARRIERS Of North Dakota.
BARRIERS were here from every section
cf the stat2.
Committees appointed by G. r.
Wick. Fargo. state president. are as
follows: Resolutions-F. j. She'll.
Gra>i Forks: Tim knight. CARING
ton, and G. II. Dahl, Minot; auditing
NJ Westberg, Adams; A. +. High
uGi. Valley City, A. NJ. Veppler,
jamestown and p G. Anderson, Far
go. Their reports will be heard at
the meet ne Wednesday morning.
Following the BARRIERS mass meet
ing this, afternoon, the delegates. will
gather in the main dining room of
the hotel for their annual banquet at
G o'clock. Alden Warmelin, Cover
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
MQndQ11 Neus
Rural Carriers May
Have Meeting Here

Rural mail carriers of southwest
ern North Dakota may meet here
Thursday in connection with the
scheduled meeting of the North Da-
kota postmasters, it was said today.
H. F.. Frazier Of Braddock is pres
ident of the association. General
meetings Of the postmasters' conven-
ton will be open to the carriers, but
business melting will be held separ-
ately. according to the tentative
plan,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
RED CROSS PILLS
For Liver, Stomach, Bowel
Troubles, Constipation, Gall
Stones, Appendicitis

A treatment modern in make, ac-
tive in principle, and one to remove
the cause in the treatment and relief
of chronic diseases of the liver, kid
neys, stomach and bowels. A treat
ment that will take away that tired
look, stimulate the circulation and
bring good health.
Red Cross Pills overcome constipa-
ton, bad breath and stomach ills, at
tack tie real cause Of clogged liver
disordered bowels and deranged di-
gestive system.
Put up in watch-shaped screw tor
bottles, sold by. druggists for 25c.-
Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
Hebron Man Dies
En- Route to City

c. H. Zeig, 81, of Hebron, died
Monday afternoon on Northern Pa
cific train No. while en- route to
Mandan to enter a hospital. DrOpsy
and heart disease were giyen as
causes Of death.
Zieg has a brother, Joseph Zieg. in
York, Neb. Funeral arrangements
have been held up pending word
from him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
AdOlph MenjOu Will
Wed Kathryn Carver

Los Angeles, June 14.-P)-The
Examiner says Adolph Menjou of the
movies has disclosed that after
Kathryn Carver, his screen protege,
obtains her final divorce decree a
year from now. they will be married.
Her husband is Ira Hill, New York
city photographer.
Menjou's own final divorce decree
will be awarded in October, he said
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
Last Minute
Bulletins

Fargo. N. D.. June 14.-(AP)-
The state board Of pharmacy,
meeting here, today refused tn
seat Louis Rosoff. Grand Forks.
as member. though he present
I'd credentials Of appointment
from Governor 4. G. SOrlic.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
Temperature and
Road Conditions

(Mercury readings at a. No.
Bismarck -Cloar, 81; roads good.
st. Cloud-Clcar, So roads good.
Fargo Clear. so: roads good.
lear, &c; roads good
Winona lear, 81; roads clear.
Mankato-Clear, 63; roads fair.
Rochester--Clear, 46; roads good.
Mandan Clear. Sc; roads good.
Duluth-Partly cloudy, SO; road
good.
Hibbing Clear. 81: road, good
Grand ForAs-Clcar, so; road
good.
Crookston--Clear. 4S; roads good.
Minot Cloudy. 49,; roads fair.
Devils Lake Partly cloudy, 40
roads good.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-14
Seth Richardson Nav
Get Washington Job

Fargo, N. D., June 14.-tP)-Seth
w Richardson, whom Washington
dispatches indicate may be appoint
cd an assistant attorney general of
the United States, said today that
the subject had been preached to lin
upon the occasion of recent visit
to Washington, but that he had no
further advices on the subject.
According to press dispatches, the
appointment of Mr. Richardson to
head the department of prohib
and tax is in prospect. Reports in
dictate he may be named as the sue
ccssor to Mrs Mabel Walker Willie
brant of California, assistant attor-
new general, now leaving and ru-
mored to be slated err appointment
to federal judgeship.
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CO.ED,S "KAMPUS KAT-ss

Pittsburgh, Kas.-Co-eds of the
Pittsburgh State Teachers College
have banded together for the purpose
of getting together on a few lusty
cheers for the home team. There are
$50 girls in the club. which is ap-
propriately named "Kampus K.ats."
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nor A. G. Sorlie and J. H. Pearson
will be the banquet speakers. Tracy
r. Bangs will be POSTMASTER. Sew
eral musical numbers have also been
arranged.
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tions listed for sale at this time
were disposed Of. The property Of
fered for sale was that to which. the
county has taken tax deed.
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Monday. All chickens in the build
ing were rescued and none of the
other buildings on the property were
damaged.