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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26

Of the figure vying with it for first
place IN spring modes. The bolero
erect j. an elaboration Of the
Sports wear is unusually attractive
this year. The frocks are loose and
straight, belted and flared; in fact
there is wide range Of styles from
which to select. The short sleeve.
less jacket, known as the cardigan.
is new feature. Sport fabrics are
brilliant enough in themselves to
need little establishment, bright
belt buckles and metal and colored
buttons forming the chief adornmen
Suits are being made in tailored
designs that combine a greatly de.
sired simplicity with just the right
amount of feminine chic. Short
coats and short skirts feature the
trig little tailored models. Plain and
pleated skirts are both. very. good,
some of the jackets being matched
with two skirts.
To contrast with the new bishop
sleeves. requiring an abundance Of
material. is the simple sleeveless
frock which is designed for both
sports and evening wear. The sleeve
less frocks are one piece, often with
pleated skirts, and are fashioned
with the V, round and square neck.
Favorite Coat Styles
Wrapped models and. the straight
line silhOuettes remain the favOrites
in coat styles for the new season ac-
cording to the many attractive gar
ments to be seen in the stores Of
the city.
While the styles are not new, the
mode of adprnment is sstartlingly diff
ferent. pin tucking, pleating and met
al strapping forming an altogether
new method Of coat decoration.
Collars may be either Of fur or Of
self material. Monkey fur is pop
ular. especially on sport models, and
squirrel Is the favorite for dress
coats. Cuffs are often plain, the fur
cuff to be seen only on the more
elaborate dress coats.
An innovation this season is the
yoke model. This is particularly at
trectiye when the yoke is pointed in
the back. a. II often is. Another
varistion Of the yoke fashion is the
wide shoulder which. on some models
include. the sleeve. Collars, yoke
. tiny bow Of the material Of the
contrasting color.
The pin tucked model is unusually
effective when used to take away
the severity Of the straight line
fashion. Sometimes the tucking is
used elaborately. from collar to hem.
Usually, however, It is used but
sparingly.
Favorite materials for dress coats
seem to be the charmeens and twills.
Yamera IL nm attractive new coat fab
ric. Kasha cloth lining IS gaining in
popularity.
Navy sad Black Popular
Navy and black hold favor as
colors for dress coats. The various
maroon shades are still shown.
Tweeds are good for sport coats.
Rough weaves Of al kinds, mixed
eelossd materials And nexslty .uoolens
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hats. Applique and embroidery are
good. brilliant colors adding piquan-
cy to an otherwise demurc model.
Among the most popular of the
new styles are the crochet viscas.
Crochet straw, by the way, is one
Of the favorites for many types Of
spring hats. Milan and leghorn are
as good as ever. Felt hats are hold
ing their own. being frightened with
wide bands Of grosgrain ribbon and
jcweled buckles.
Black and white. q hat color COM
bination that made it's successful ap.
pearance several years ago, is as pop
ular as ever. Black hats are good
too, a feather pompcn often afford.
ing adornment !.e'i " sda#= a..
New Colors Used
Many models are made in the new
shade of gooseberry green. a color
that IL popular both in dress goods
and for sport coats. The monkey skin,
rose beige and tiger lily shades are
not only attractive in themselves but
they are neutral shades that blend
we'll with nearly every costume. Navy
is another old favorite that gains
friends each season.
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The frantts6At is set back far enough
to provide plenty Of leg room for the
driver The touring car has four
doors. making it easy for passengers
to enter and leave.
The coupe has it's usual conven-
fences and in addition has an extra
large luggage compartment with a
capacity Of 10 cubic feet. A recess
shelf behind the seat extends the
width Of the car and provides handy
space for smaller parcels.
The Tudor sedan seats five per-
sons comfortably and has many fea-
lures which add to its efficiency and
comfort. Hooded sun visor. wind
shield wiper, rear view. mirror, dash
light and nickeled radiator shell are
standard equipment. The front seats
are, adjustable to provide additional
leg room and tilt forward.
The Fordor sedan has all the fea-
lures of its compatriot. the Tudor and
has attractive upholstery Of gray mix.
ture. Adjustable plate glass windows,
dome light and other equipment add
to its convenience.
Mechanical features are one Of the
important things about this years
Ford models. The width of the trans
mission brake band has been increas-
ed. The instrument board is arranged
for convenience. the ammeter, light
ink aud ignition switches being group.
cd in one panel. The choke hutton
also controls the carburetor adjust
ment. The coil box and sediment bulb
are easy Of access. A special fan belt
bracket with an eccentric adjustment
Is designed as an integral part Of the
cylinder head outlet.
Oakland Models
Four models Of the Oakland Six.
companion to the Pontiac. are Of in
terest because Of their mechanical
and comfort features.
The sedan is painted in a Dundee
gray duco finish on body and hood.
with wheels in the same color. Up
per structure. tenders. side shields
and radiator splash apron are black.
Stripping on wheels and body is in a
lighter shade.
This model embodies all the distinc-
tive Oakland features: One-piece
windshield. sun and rain visor. au-
tomato windshield cleaner. rear view
mirror, A-inch doors. double hinged
front seats, color enamel window gar
nish holdings, dome light. nickeled
fittings. tools. cowl lights, double fill
ament depressible beam headlights
with foot control, r-wheel brakes.
balloon tires, air cleaner. oil filter.
full pressure oiling, interchangeable
bronze backed bearings, harmonic
balancer and rubber slenced
chassis.
The four-door sedan is in gray. with
red stripping on body, hood and wheels
and has all features mentioned above.
The Landau coupe is finished in Peer
Pan blue duco on body and hood, Robin
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variation in color schemes has been
achieved.
The sport cabriolet is a new model
this year. 1t is finished in Royal Oak
green duco and has tan whipcord
top. A rumble seat in the rear is pro.
vided. Upholstered in brown leather
the fittings Of the car include a tan
textile leather visor. nickeled landau
irons and nickeled windshield
frame. Equipment includes a one
piece fitting type windshield with au-
tomato wiper, rear vision mirror
complete instrument panel with coin.
cidental ignition and steering lock
gas gauge, door handle lock, combina.
ton stop and tail light, remote con.
troll door handles. tire carrier. steel
discNwhecls and balloon tires.
The landau has oval plate glass
rear windows which can be opened
and are set in textile leather. covered
rear quarters. Beige brown duco fin.
ISL and brown plush upholstery carry
ont the color scheme. Robe rail, ash
tray. dome light, steel disc wheels and
balloon tires are features.
The sedan is finished in Marine
blue duco and has blue cordoroy up.
holstcry. Equipment includes an au.
tomato windshield wiper, sun and
rain visor, dome light, automatic stop
light, one piece windshield, robe rail
ash tray, rear vision mirror. steel
disc wheels and balloon tires stand
ard.
The coupe is finished in Beige
brown duco with brown plush uphol-
stery. One-piece windshield. auto.
matte windshield wiper, sun and rain
visor, rear vision mirror. automatic
stop light. large rear compartment
steel disc wheels and balloon tires
The coach Is finished ia St. James
gray duco with .pistache green strip
ing and green cordoroy upholstery
Complete instrument panel, including
speedometer;. automatic Windshield
wiper. rear vision mirror, automatic
stop light, steel disc wheels and bal
loon tires are features.
The one-ton truck, with all the fea.
lures which have made it popular in
past years, is also continued this year
in new green color effect.
The three-Speed transmission and
other motor features are continued in
this wears Chevrolet models.
New Line Of D0dges Coming
A new line Of Dodge cars is in pros
pect as the result of a statement by
the president Of Dodge Brothers that
within few months Dodge Brothers
will introduce new line Of motor
cars. in no way conflicting with the
market for Dodge Brothers present
types"
Interest and speculation as to Just
what price, what type and what mum
Der Of cylinders this car will carry
are high and the general opinion
seems to be that it will be six and
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er. nickel-plated windshield arms. rear
deck bar and rumble seat side arms
add touches Of color. The rumble
seat is opened and entered by means
Of two aluminium steps on the frame
and fender. The body is SO con-
structed that the rear section may
be removed to provide space for a
panel delivery box.
The four passenger sport cabriolet
also has a rumble seat, and n leather
top. II is finished in Cherokee gray
duco. striped in orange. with green
top and tenders and green leather up
hOlstery.
The new sedan is finished in n color
combination Of Beverly blue duco
striped with Ivory white. The coupe
is finished in Il combination OF
Ardsley green duco with black top.
The landau sedan and de luxe lam
dau sedan are continued this year in
new color styles. The landau sedan
is finished in mackinaw green on
body, black type and stripping Of gold
bronze.
The de luxe model is finished in
blue with II blue top and gold bronze
stripping. Among the features Of this
body style are: American walnut
steering wheel, rear view mirror,
nickel front and rear bumpers, auto
matte windshield cleaner. dome light
and special springs covered in hue
mohair.
Studebakcr Custom Models
In addition TO its standard models.
Studebakcr this year announces a
series Of custom models: The Presi-
dent big six custom sedan for sew
on; the Chancellor. hig six custom
Victoria; the big six custom
Brougham; the standard six custom
Victoria: the standard six custom
sedan and the big six sport roadster.
The President is powered with the
Big Six L-head motor and has full
vision steel body. finished in two OPP
tional color combinations: Ehony lac
qucr body with Thistle green molding
striped in yellow or duotone finish
Of Pyramid gray and Desert Sand.
Disc wheels are banded in correspond
ing color schemes.
The wide seats are upholstered in
broadcloth or mohair with broadiace
trim. All hardware is of silver fin
ish with lacquer inlays. There are
silk curtains, opal iridcscent dome and
corner lights. toggle grips, smoking
set and vanity case.
On the instrument board the instru-
mcnts -ammetcr. hydrostatic gasoline
gauge. engine thermometer. speedom-
eter, clock and oil pressure gauge
are grouped under an oval glass and
illumi mated by an indirect lighting
system Ventilation without draft is
given by the Studebaker windshield.
which is controlled by "A handle on the
dash.
Two beam headlamps are controlled
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Dashing color designs, -slung
bodies, refinements In interior fur
nishings, increase in comfort, addi-
ton Of all up-to-the minute mechani-
cal improvements, lower prices--these
are few of the things which mark
the automobiles Of 1927 rs distinctive
from those of previous years.
Where once manufacturers strovc
for conservatism in color, today they
work for the newest and most strik-
ing things in constrasting colorings.
still. however, holding to the blacks
1and blues which will always prove
popular favorites.
Efforts to make speed possible even
in the smaller models have been
climaxed with triumph and today q
purchaser can buy a car--no matter
what makc-and be assured Of power,
quick acceleration and flashing swift.
ness.
Shorter wheelbases mark many Of
the cars this year, continuing tho
trend of the past two or three years.
Parking problems have complicated
automobile ownership and new models
are designed for the utmost conven-
fence. ~
Springs are improved, as are tires,
and riding comfort is assured. Re-
finements on the interior Of the car,
in the colcring Of upholstery. the dec
orations, the dashboard. are notice.
able.
The story below tells you what
Bismarck automobile dealers will
show you in new models. now or dur
ing Trade Week.
The Buick Models
Sixteen models, Of every possible
type and in varied color schemes,
make up the Buick showing this year.
Models are in three series: The
series lie, with five passenger two
door sedan. four passenger sport
roadster, five passenger sport touring.
two passenger coupe, four passenger
four door sedan and the four passen-
ger coupe.
The series 100 has q five passen re r
two-door sedan, a five passenger four
door sedan and four passenger
coupe.
The series 1923 has q. seven passen.
ger sedan. five passenger brougham,
four passenger country club coupe,
four passenger sport roadster, five
passenger sport touring and five
passenger coupe.
The series are named from their
wheelbase length, the 115 having a
ll4A inch wheelbase, the 100 4 100
inch base and the 1913 a 1913 base.
The series IFS has . 80 horsepower
, motor and the l2O and 1913 IS horse
power motor.
!. All models have four-wheel brakes:
low pressure tires; controllable beam
headlights with control switch on top
Of steering wheel: air cleaner; oil
J filter; gasoline strainer; crankcase
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
1907

The first bright days of early
spring are creating an interest in
the new modes for spring wear that
is made evident by the throngs Of
shoppers who are visiting the wom-
ems wear shops Of the city. Modes
and design are familiar, the straight
line frock retaining the favor il has
earned in past seasons. But there
are hundreds Of new adornne nts.
new sleeves, collars and cuffs that
belong wholly to the new season.
Colors are the outstanding fea-
lures Of the early spring frocks. The
new shades are lovely and differ.
ent." Mother Goose is the charming
Hamc of delightful shade Of neu.
trail tan that is making its first APP
pearance this spring. Gooseberry
green is seen in sport frocks. after
noon gowns and for street wear.
Monkey skin is new pinkish tan
and an attractive shade Of grayish
medium blue will be known as goblin.
Athenea rose is lovely and new.
Bachelor button is smother new
shade, a neutral pink. Wood violet. !
soft violet Of neutral tone, and
cameo. a deep shell pink. are among
the popular new shades in dress
goods.
The Ensemble Frock
The ensemble frock is worked out
in q variety of new modes. In the
ensembles for formal wear there is
a marked tendency to emphasize the
coat as a separate and distinct style
feature. Prints are used in the max.
ing Of the ensemble, with . coat of
more dignified material to offer
CONTRAST. There are many of the
frocks in which the coat and dress
are of the same color and fabric.
In others the colors are the same.
the fabrics differing. A third COM
bination that lends variety Is to have
the coat AND dress Of the same ma
tcrial but differing in color.
charm to frock are not forgotten,
indeed they are the predomjnatine
feature Of the new spring mode. Rish.
op and balloon sleeves, often heavi-
ly and deliberately embroidered. add
charm to many afternoon frocks.
A two, Or often q three-tone ef.
feet, is given by the use Of two or
three shades Of the same colors COM
bined into one frock. This is charm.
ingly worked ont in the TERED shirt.
the upper tier being Of the lighter
shade, the darker shades forming tie
second and third tier. The same two
tQhc. effect is obtained in doubled
fAced cuffs. collars, tucks and pleated
ruffles.
The two tone idea IL also emphas.s.
ixed in some instances in one fabric,
the, novel weave carrying out the
idea. Flat crepes and georrettes are
again the leading fabrics. Yamera
and cameo are mentioned 40 two OF
the new leading fabrics.
Tive Piece Garments PopuIar s.
Two piece garments are very pop
ular. a novel style Il the three piece
froek that il making ~ debut this
spring. Broad shoulders With loose
lines in the upper halt of the lig-
urs form one popular silhouette. 1
princess effset that 1its To rliaesl
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Straw hats. ribbon hats, hats Of
taffeta and satins, and clever little
models combining straw and fabric
are among the hundreds of new
spring styles from which one has to
choose this spring.
Tailored hats, tiny off-the- face
models, hats with brims Of all shapes
and sizes, high straight crowns, high
draped crowns, the tam o'shanter
mode. somewhat repressed by the ad-
diti0n of clever brims, and the round
crown offer a variety of styles from
which it Is possible for any woman
TO find a hat that suits her partic-
ular type.
Pins, deliberately studded with
brilliants, form an attractive bit of
decoration on many models. Some
of these are particularly clever. the
pin representing brilliant colorcd
bird. One small hat is adorned with
purple grapes.
Attractive Adornments
Braids. buckles and flowers are
also popular adornment to the new
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
ITALY RUNS AUTO CLlJR

The Automobile Club of Italy is
under government control and all
automobile owners are required to
become members according to re-
ports from Italy. The present status
of the club is said to be the result
OF an order by Premier Mussolini,
who plans to use the organization as
o government auxiliary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-26
ACCIDENTS INCREASE

Grade, crossing accidents are on
the increase in the United States in
spite Of safety schemes and cross
ing elimination work being done in
many sections, according to sum-
mary Of reports Of all the large rail-
road lines of the country.
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MIST SLOW LIP

When IA mOtorist is blinded by the
headlights Of an approaching auto
mobile he is legally required to slow
up. according to many court deci-
siOns throughout the country.
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arc used extensively. Plaids, stripes.
blocks and plain fabrics are equally
popular. Models are both belted and
beltless. ~
Colors are as gay as one likes
them. Tweeds Of neutral shades vi.
Tor popularity with brilliant plaids.
Braids Of bright colors trim collars.
cuffs and lapels. >
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AUTOS MAY KILL. 25.0eo
II the automobile toll this year
continues to rise, at the same rate
.sy~ .yn1n
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them to pay double for the plates the
number Of offenders is greatly de-
creased
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MANY MORE CARS

There will be 100000 automo-
biles in use in the United States BY
1880 If the predictions of Professor
G. E. Griffin Of the University of
Michigan are fulfilled.
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DELAY Is EXPENSIVE

Ud1t1V1 10 11.N1 E.NoIV u
California penalties motorists 100
per cent for not obtaining their IL
cense plates during the regular pc
riod assigned by law. BY causing
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featuring pastel shades. Pastels
should share equal prominence with
blacks and others this year.
Although hat bands seem to
have settled down into conservative
ways, striped bands are still some
what in evidence. Bands in solid
colors-contrasting or not, as the
purchaser wishes-will continue in
popularity.
This year the straw hat will
make itself "felt" more strongly
than ever, SO great is the variety
from which . particular maa may
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that it increased during 1926, it is
possible that $4,000 men, women and
children will be killed bv motor We
hIcles in 1927, according to an csti-
mate OF the National Safety Coun-
oil
Evening star., 1927-05-15
PLANES IN BATTLE
OVER SAN ANTONIO
Opposing Army Flyers Stage
Thrilling Combat" in
Early ManeuverS.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, May IL
Blue and red Army airplanes clashed
in the clouds over San Antonio today
In quick.moving battle in which al
most every type of plane used by the
Army was employed.
The dog fight followed bombing
raid made by blue Army planes this
morning into red territory north of
here and Is one of the preliminary
skirnaishes between the two armies,
which are supposed to be ad';ancing
toward each other for a general en-
gagement of Infantry, Artillery and
Air Forces next week.
Under the theory upon which the
maneuvers are based, the red nation
north of here recently declared war
on the blue nation, in which San An
tonic is located. and both are mobiliZ-
ing their ground forces feverishly and
advancing toward each other, jock
eying for position.
Bombers Get Into Action.
Accompanied by flights of swift pur-
suit and combat planes, nine huge
red Martin bombers today flew into
blue territory. bombing rail heads.
bridges. supply depots and ammun'-
tion dumps. Opposing blue planes har-
ried them throughout the trip, but
were unable to mass sufficient
strength to drive the raiders back
until the middle of the morning. when
the bombers We're overtaken over San
Antonio by 20 enemy combat and
pursuit ships.
Darling like rockets about the lum-
bering bombers, the blue planes de-
livered thorough attack before they
were engaged and driven away by the
red combat planes.
The demonstration gave San Anton.
ians a realistic picture Of aerial war
fare. The pombers were threshing
along slowly under a bank of tleecy,
low lying clouds when the wasp-like
pursuit planes. seeming to travel
twice as fast as the bombers, dropped
from the clouds and flew circles about
the raiders. Every turn, twist, fall
and dodge employed in aerial combat
was used by the attackers.
Cavalries Move Up.
Their gray wings turned to silver
as they banked, catching the rays of
the sun as 1t broke through riffs in
the clouds. Then they would dart
away into the clouds and disappear,
only to reappear d moment later in
another spot and renew the attack
Through it all the bombers held
their formation and plodded slowly and
Evening star., 1927-05-15
EMPLOYE is ARRESTED
AFTER ROBBERY REPORT
Oil Company Worker Jailed on
Embezzlement Charge-Con-
fession Alleged.

A police record of burglary COM
mitted Thursday night at the station
of the Penn Oil Co, 2075 Georgia ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon was marked
mo robbery by the police, and Frank
Buchanan. 716 Eighth street north
east. employed at the station, was ar
rested by Detectives Patrick O'Brien
and Thomas Nally on a charge Of en-
bezzlement.
Buchanan, former soldier. was dis.
charged from Fort Myer only a few
weeks ago, and instead of going back
to his home in Kentucky, remained
here and sought employment. He
purchased an automobile and con.
tracted other bills, he said. and when
time came for a settlement was
without funds to meet them.
Detectives investigated Buchanan's
report of the alleged burglary and
told him they took no stock in it.
Finally. he admitted he had made the
report to cover up" his shortage, &C.
cording to the detectives, and the
charge of embezzlement was pre-
ferred.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

unspectacularly toward their home
field.
In the meantime the hostile Caval-
ries moved toward each other. feeling
their way carefully and forming "
light screen for the Infantry an
Artillery movements to their rear.
For the purpose of establishing the
situation which the commanding Off
GERS wish to use in their problem, the
Infantry forces will be presumed to
have made coHtact sometime late to-
day or early tomorrow. In the en-.
suing engagement, the reds will be
driven to the north bank of the
Cibolo River, north of here, thus