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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-08
France Finds Yanks
Have. Grown Dignifed
in 10 Years Absence

CONTINUED from page one)
France. They wish they had thought
of the idea first.
A group. Of British veterans here
appealed to the Paris Daily Mail for
support of British Legion pageant in
this country, and the Mail has whole
heartedly endorsed the plan.
To Rekindle the Plane Of Remem.
bKAnce
"Our men who saw mud and blood
of Flanders, together with their rel
atives and descendants, should re-
fresh the wartime spirit Of comrade-
ship and sacrifice by making q pious
pilgrimage, with = great march in
Paris" writes former "Contemp-
tible." "Thus would they rekindle
the flame Of remembrance and re-
new the bonds Of old comradeship."
The Daily Mail recalls with q sdg-
gestion Of jealousy that "Frenchmen
have not forgotten that the British
and French fought through the war
from start to finish. When the call
came to the British they moved at
once without hesitating or making
excuses"
In the meantime the American Le-
gion chiefs are completing arrange
merits to extend the sphere Of the
American friendly invasion with 9
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-08
Friend of Harry Hill
Held For Questioning

StreAtor, ILL.,. Sept. S.--tP)-- Robert
L. Honeycutt OF Little Rock, Ark,
who left Streator about the same
time as Marry Hill. was taken into
custody by police early today for
questioning in connection with the
investigation Of the slaying Of Hills
mother.
Honeycutt returned here from Chi
cago and appeared surprised to learn
that officers wished to question him
He was understood to have been only
casual acquaintance Of Hill.
The two young men, however.
stopped ut the Plumb hotel here ut
the same time---between August ~
and lh--and Mrs. Hill is believed to
have been slain about that time.
States Attorney Russell Hanson
was notified at Ottawa Of Honey
CUTS detention and Immediately
started for Streator to conduct the
questioning.
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NO TRACE OF
TRANSOCEAN
PLANE FOUND
CONTINUED from ra1e one,

Captain David w. Bone, Of the
Cunard liner Pennsylvania, the vessel
nearest the spot, who raced his ship
more than SO miles to the estimated
last position of the plane, reported
reRretfully last night:
Have searched area without result.
Feel little hope of survival in view
of the rough sea at time of casualty"
He was proceeding on his voyage, he
added.
Another Plane Missing
During the search for Old Glory,
out over the Atlantic where the
Rome bound plane was last heard
from, where Nungesser and Coli, the
brave Frenchmen, are believed to
have gone down, and into whose
spaces the British St. Raphael, with
Princess Lowenstcin- Wertheim, van
ished u week ago. another plane was
winging its way to the east, unequip-
ped with a radio with which to sum
mon aid in case of emergency.
The Sir John CARING, manned by
Captain Terry Tully, pilot, and
Lieutenant James Medcalf, navigator,
left Harbor Grace Wednesday, and
was last seen heading across the
Atlantic from Cape St. Francis, &c
miles away.
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statement for Publication
TR0:ASli KER'S DEIsOSlTOR
RlxlsORT

Published in Compliance with
Section Il. Chapter 1919. of the Laws
of 1928. regarding deposits Of all
Public Funds.
Name Ut Bank
MOffit State Bank
Bank OF North Dakota.
Description Or Deposit
Checking aunt. $3,4S6.27 in
MOffit State BANK at ? per cent in
terest. $4,000 Surety: $3,5O3.16 in
Bank Of North Dakota at IL per
cent interest.
|, Fred W. Hinsey. treasurer of
the public funds of Long Lake
School District No 48. Rurleish
County, Moffit. North Dakota, do
sOlemniy swear that the above re-
port is correct to the best of my
knowledge. information and belief,
as Of this 7th day Of September.
1927.
FRED w. HINSEY.
Treasurer
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1927

good will tour which will extend in
to Belgium, Italy and England.
General Pershing to Go Along
Under the plans $50 Legionnaires
will leave Paris September "a on
the Commander Tour" and visit
Nice, Monte Carlo, Genoa, Rome,
Lucerne, Strassburg, Brussels, Ant
werp and London. They have been
promised great receptions in Belgium
and Italy.
The $50 Legfonnaires will be
drawn from every state in the union,
and will include high State as well as
national officials. General Pershing
and Commander Howard r. Savage
will head the delegation. The aim
Of the Peace and Goodwill Tour"
is to strengthen the ties Of friend
ship which bind America to the coun-
tries with which she was allied dur
ing the war. and to carry the Legion
message beyond the boundaries of
France.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-08
Hunt Is Started
For Missing Family

Los Angeles. Sept. S.--fP, An en-
tire family was reported missing to
the sheriff's office yesterday and aid
was sent b., q. b. Kennedy Of Glen
dale. in the hunt for his son, l.. 4.
Kennedy. his daughter and
grandchild. missing from their home
in Burbank since September :.
Kennedy told the police. his son
had had difficulties with liquor ring
members who were accusing him OF
reporting their activities TO the po'
lice. He said he feared the entire
family had met with foul play. His
son had been threatened over the
telephone, his father told the police
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statement for Publication
TREASIRER'S DIIlsOSBTOR
REPORT

Published in compliance with Sec.
ton Is. Chapter 1879. Of the Laws uf
'y23. regarding deposits Of All Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank of North Dakota
Description af Deposit
Checking account, $143S6.
Amount and Kind Of bond Fur
nixhed ny Hank
$1.000.00. surety.
l. Nora Sharp, Treasurer Of Ly-
man. Township. Hurleigh County,
North Dakota, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and
correct statement of deposits fer
period ending Sept. 5. 1927
NORA SHARP,
Treasurer.
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Statement for publication)
NER'S DEPOSITORY
n ElD01Rr

Published in compliance with Seq
ton Is. Chapter 1919, OF the Laws OF
1929. regarding deposits OF all Pub
lie Funds.
Name ~ Hank
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description Of Deposit
Checking account, $2.9Ol.oS AT ! !.
per cent interest.
Amount MMd Kind Of Bond Fur
mlshed by Hank
S2,O0O00. surety.
]. \. IT, ArneSOn, Treasurer al
1.cin school District No. -. Bur
leigh County, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
Il true and correct statement OF de-
posits for period ending Aug. 81
1927.
4. r. .ARNESON.
Treasurer.
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Temperature ana
Road Conditions
Mercury readings at 2 .. N.Y.

mercury readings at 2 .. n.y.
Bismarck-Cloudy, Ga; roads good.
st. Cloud-Cloudy. 70; roads good.
Municipality cloudy, GO; roads
good.
Mankato - Cloudy, 20; roads soft
and rough.
Winona-Cloudy, IS; roads good.
Duluth-Cloudy, GO; roads good.
Hibbing-Cloudy, 62; roads good.
Fargo-Cloudy, CT; roads good.
jamestown Cloudy, II; roads
good.
Rochester - Cloudy, GO; roads
rough.
Grand Forks-Cloudy, &C.; roads
good.
Devils Lake--Cloudy, Go; roads
good.
Mandan-Cloudy, Go; roads good.
Crookston-Cloudy, CT; roads good.
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Wreck and Washouts
Delay N. p. Traffic

Trar:it over the Northern Pacific
tracks both east and west bound was
Delayed considerably today. the west
bound ti..in, Icing held up east Of
Ster!in" when freight car jumped
the track and the east bound trains
being held in Montana because of
washouts near Medora. caused by q
near cloudburst last night. A wreck
ing train was summoned fro m
Jamestown to clear the tracks near
Sterling, and section crews are re-
pairing the damage done near Me-
dora.
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statement for Publication
TNEASC REN'S DEPOSITION
N N opAN n ~

Published ~ compliance with Sec
ton Is. Chapter 1873, OF the Laws of
1929, regarding deposits OF all Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank Of North Dakota
Description Of Deposit
Checking account. x613.66 at ia
per cent interest.
l, Steve Bachar, Treasurer Of
Schrunk School District No. II.
Burleigh County, North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is
Il true and correct statement of de-
posits for period ending Sept. I,
1927.
STEVE EAcIAR
Treasurer.
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statement for Publication)
TREASCREH,S DEPOSITON
N n 1914 N ~

Published in compliance with Sec
tion Is, Chapter 1873, of the Laws of
1928, regarding deposits of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name ~ bank
Bank OF North Dakota.
Description Of Deposit
Checking account, Sl.46S.23 at Ia
per cent interest.
Time deposits, 100000 for six
months at %. per cent: 100000 for
~ months at per cent.
I. &. Il. Christianson, Treasurer Of
Highland School District No. -,
Burleigh County, North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
Il true and correct statement OF de-
posits for period ending Sept. LIST,
1927.
C. Il. CHRISTIANSON,
Treasurer.
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(Statement for PublicatiCn)
TREAHIRER'S DEPOSITORY
n HCHDA1W

Published in compliance with Sec
ton Is. Chapter 1879, of the Laws OF
1923. regarding deposits of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank OF North Dakota.
Arena State Bank.
Description ~ Deposit
Checking account, first, $1,000;
second t4e4.04.
I, Mrs. Bert Granville. Treasurer
Of Aurora School District No. 4.
Burleigh County. North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing IL
a true and correct statement Of de-
posits for period ending Sept. s.
1926.
MRS. BERT GRANVILLE.
Treasurer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-08
Street Car System
in Reno Abandoned

Reno, New. Sept. S.-R)-N Nevada
today is u state without trolley
car.
DOddcring down Anticipated tracks,
the last street car Of Reno. and like
wise of the state. rode into oblivion
last night and the system will be
scrapped.
1t was an inglorious end Of Il
transportation system which troubled
wives once used for pleasure rides
while they waited for courts ia
award them divorces. Buses have
supplanted the trolley system.
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Statement for Publication
TNEASl fNl:R'S DEPOSITORY
uDpcgDlhn H. ~

Published in compliance with Sec
ton Il. Chapter 1879, of the Laws OF
1923. regarding deposits Of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of hank
Sterling State Bank, Sterling ND
Description Of Deposit
Checking account, $1,218.2O at .
per cent interest.
Amount MmdD Kind Of Bond Fur
MIMhed ny hank
$4,000, surety.
], Selmer Syvcrson, Treasurer Of
Thellna School District No. Is. Bur
leigh County. North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
q true and correct statement of de-
pOsits for period ending Sept. 1,
1927.
SELMER SYvERSON,
, Treasurer.
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By Chevrolet officials, u trip to De-
troit Lakes, where games and athletic
contests will be conducted. and the
annual banquet and entertainment
this evening. Over 100 men are in
attendance, coming from Minnesota.
North Dakota. South Dakota and
Montana, in addition to the company
officials from Detroit and Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-08
statement for Publication
TRI:ASli R FRS IDEtOSITORY
RERORT

Published in Compliance with
Section Is. Chapter 1893. Of the Laws
of 1928. regarding deposits of all
Public Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank of North Dakota
Description Of Deposit
Checking account, S1.347.9S at Il
per cent interest.
!, Elvin Hoover, treasurer Of Nor
ton School DISTRICT No. ~. BurleiHh
County, North Dakota. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is Il true
and correct statement of deposits
for period ending Sept. 3, 1927.
ELVlN HOOVER,
Treasurer.
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Statement for PublicatiOn)
TREASCRER'S DEpOSlTORY
REDnRT

Published in compliance with Sec
ton Is, Chapter 1893, Of the Laws of
1923. regarding deposits OF all Pub
lie Funds.
Name at Hank
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description Of Deposit
Checking account, $1,327.29 at
per cent interest.
!, Mrs. Emil Sabot, Treasurer Of
Gibbs Township; Burleigh County.
North Dakota, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true and
correct statement. Of deposits for
period ending Sept. Z. 1927.
MRS. EMIL SABOT,
Treasurer.
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Statement for Publication
TREASCREN'S DEPOSITORY

OStitenenl IOf f'unIlcatlOnD
TREASCRIGN'S DEPOSITORY
REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec
ton 10. Chapter 1879. Of the Laws OF
1928 regarding deposits Of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank of North Dakota.
Sterling State Bank.
Description Of Deposit
Checking account. 1892 in Bank
Of North Dakota, at liz per cent;
$7i.5O in Sterling State bank at II.
per cent interest.
!. Is. a. Ersland. Treasurer Of
Driscoll Township. Burleish County.
North Dakota. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true and
correct statement of deposits for
period ending Sept. I, 1927.
X. \. ERSLAND,
Treasurer.
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statement for Publication
TREASI Il FRS IDEIsO1ITORY
nEDORT

Published in Compliance with
Section II, Chapter 1879. OF the Laws
Of 1928. regarding deposits of all
Public Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description Of lDepOslt
Checking account, $1I1O92, at y
per cent interest.
|, .. Il. Swanson. treasurer of
Wild Rose School District No. 81.
Burleigh County. North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
Il true and correct statement Of de-
1927.
q. Il. SWANSON,
Treasurer.
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statement for Publication
TREASUAEn'H DEPOSITORY

Published in compliance with Sec
ton Is. Chapter 1913, of the Laws Of
1928. regarding deposits of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name 1t Rank
Bank of North Dakota.
Description Of Deposit
Checking account. $931.5S at IL
per cent interest.
/. Mrs. J. G. Tees, Treasurer OF
Florence Lake School District No.
IA, Burleigh, County. North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true and correct statement 81
deposits for period ending Septem-
Der 1, 1927.
MRS. J. g. TEES,
Treasurer.
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statement for IpubiicatiOn)
TNEASQ Hf:R'S DElsOSlTODN
~ ~ eDfhgRsns

Published in compliance with Sec
ton IL, Chapter 1879, of the Laws Of
1923. regarding deposits of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name ~ Hank
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description Of Deposit
Checking account $l,lO3.ll.
$2?5.3i tied up in closed bank.
], Arthur Johnson, Treasurer CT
Baskerville School District No. i3,
Hurleigh County. North Dakota. do
hereby certify that the foregoing IL
Il true and correct statement Of de-
pOSits for period ending Sept. !.
1927.
ARTHUR JOHNSON,
Treasurer.
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Local Chevrolet
Salesman Attends
Meeting at Fargo

r. c. Fritz. salesman with the
Capital Chevrolet company Of Bis
marck. is in Fargo today attending
the annual meeting of the Fargo
chapter Of the 72-car club, an or
ganization Of Chevrolet statesmen in
the northwest territory who have
sold ~ or more cars during the last
year.
The convention is featured by talks
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Statement for PublicatiOn)
TNEASCREN'S DElsOSIIONI
REPORT

Published IN compliance with Sec
ton II. Chapter 1873. OF the Laws OF
1928. regarding deposits Of all Pub
lie Funds
Name 1T Dnmk
Bank Of North Dakota.
Description ~ Deposit
Checking account. $G76.07 ut I L
per cent interest.
/. Nels a. Niemic. Treasurer Of
Lyman School District No. IS. Bur
leigh County. North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoin. Is
a true and correct statement OF de-
posits for period ending Aug. 3lst
1927
NEIIS \. NIEMIc,
Treasurer.
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'fStatement for Publication)

(Statement for PuDltcat1On1
TREASURER'A DEPOSITORY
REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec
ton Is. ChaDterN199, of the Laws Of
1929. regarding deposits OF all Pub
lie Funds.
NanAe Of Bank
Bank Of North Dakota.
DescrlptlOn Of Dep0sjt
Checking account. $576.8O at IL
per cent interest.
Missouri Civil Township. Burleigh
County, North Dakota. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is q true
and correct statement of deposits
for period ending Sept. 1. 1927.
WILSON J. BROWN.
Treasurer.
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MADISON BANK ROBBED

Madison, Wisconsin, Sept. 8.--LAO-
Unsuccessful in robbing the South
Side State bank late yesterday, a
young robber today met Teller Ray
Thorpang as he opened the institu-
ton and forced him to hand over
Sl,500. He escaped from the south
ern edge of the city in sedan.
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statement for Publication
TREASlRER'S DEPOSITORY

Statement for Publication
TREASlRER'S DEPOSITORY
REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec
tfon Is, Chapter 1893, Of the Laws Of
1929. regarding deposits of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of Bank
MOffit State Bank. Moffit, n. p.
Description u Deposit
Checking account, $1,308.23 at 2
per cent interest.
Amount sind Kind Of BOmd Fur.
nlxhed by Bank
S1.O0O.OO, surety.
l, F.. Fl. Pillsbury, Treasurer of
Long Lake Township, Rurleigh
County. North Dakota. do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is true
and correct statement Of deposits
for period. ending September 3rd.
1927.
r. II. PILLSBURY,
Treasurer.
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Statement for Puhlication)
TREASCRER'S DEPOSITORY

REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec
ton -. Chapter 1879. of the Laws of
1923. regarding deposits Of all Pub
lie Funds.
Name Of Bank
Bank of North Dakota.
Description IT Deposit
Checking account, $1,6O3.40 at IL
fpor cent interest.
l, VIM. Schonert. Treasurer Of
Riverview School District No. %.
!; Burleigh County, North Dakota, do
, hereby certify that the foregoing Is
a true and correct statement Of de-
pOsits for period ending September
II, 1927.
WIN. SCHONERT.
Treasurer.
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Sir John CARING,
!. LOndOn-tO.LOndOn
Plane Missing
CONTINUED from page cne)

Continued from page cne)
ent Of the civil guard reported ut II
o'clock this morning, British SUM
mer time, that nothing had been
heard Of the airplane. Sir John Car
ling. He stated that the weather was
breezy and the visibility bad.
Dublin, Sept. S.--Op)---lt was stated
ut civic guard headquarters at 3 p.
m. British simmer time. that they
were without information from any
station concerning the airplane Sir
John CARING.
Croydon. England. Sept. S.-tA 1T
was stated at the Croydon airdrom,
at 1903 this afternoon. British SUM-
mer time, that nothing had been
heard Of the airplane Sir John Car
ling.
Belfast. Ireland. Sept. S.-tP)-Re-
ports from civic guard stations along
the Galway shore up to 4:l0 this aft
ernoon, British summer time, stated
that they had failed to sight the Sir
John CARING. Visibility was bad, u
strong southwesterly gale was blow
ing and a heavy mist was hanging.
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CAPT. Rome TELLS OF
HIS HUNT FOR PLANE
BY JOHN n. HARMON
CAsAn~ - 49, n.~l.n.,s. Ts->~c
BY Wireless to the Associated Press)

(By Wireless to the Associated Press)
S. S. Pennsylvania, Sept. 8.-aP)--
The search of the Atlantic for the
monoplane Old Glory, which began at
$3.50 yesterday morning, has ended
without finding the slightest trace
Of the missing aviators.
Captain David W. Bone and the
officers Of the Pennsylvania for over
Is hours kept strict watch on the
horizon and searched over an area
where it is supposed the Old Glory
dropped into the sea.
During all this time Ia lookouts
armed with binoculars and telescopes
also endcavored to find some trace
Of Old Glory, but all to no avail.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
UNIONS ID ALLOW
 WAGE AGREEMENTS
Separate Contracts in Competi-
 tive Field Sanctioned

Indianapolis, Ind, March % OP'- The United Mine Workers have gone so far as to authorize sep arate wage agreements between mining companies in the central competitive field and their union- lzed employes after March 3i when the present contract expires, ru an effort to avert a general sus- tension in the bituminous coal in dastry April I. This policy was de ridcd upon yesterday at a meeting of the policy committee of the m.re workers.
 Two resolutions adopted provided that districts in the central field Illinois, Indiana. Ohio and western Pennsylvania may enter into district wage agreements based upon existing agreements. and also that these districts may permit any operator 10 operate after March 3l on 8 temporary extension Of the present contract pending negotia- ton of basic scale for the whole field. 4 third resolution provided for the keeping of maintenance men in the mines in event uf q strike on the condition that exist ing wages be paid.
 However, il was believed a walk cut in Illinois. Indiana and Ohio was probable in view of the deter mined stands taken by operators oi those states for q competitive wage scale which would enable