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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
Only Two Candidates
For City Commission

With the time limit for filing Pc
ttons as candidates for the place
on the city commission made va.
cant by the death OF Commissioner
Charles Wachter only couple II
hours away. indications this after
noon are that there will be but two
candidates for the post. The tim,
for filing petitions with City Auditor
NJ. II. Atkinson expires at ) o'clock
this afternoon.
The two avowed candidates for
the postion--Chris Bertsch and
Paul Wachter-filcd their petitions
with the city auditor yesterday. So
far as can be learned there have
been no other petitions IL circula-
ton and it is not believed that any
others are planning to enter the
race.
The special election will be he'd
Friday, April p.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
PrOgressives Win in
Wisconsin Election

Milwaukee. Wis. April 7.--(ATD
In the closest fight in Il years
between two factions. La Toilette
Frogressivcs emerged victorious
from the primary election Tuesday,
ard will control the states delega-
ticn To the Republican national con-
yention.
Election OF 16 Progressives
pledged to support Senator George
w. Norris and 10 Republicans, all
but three uninstructed, as the
states delegation to the Kansas CITY
convention was definitely estab-
lished today. Two Republicans arc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
Hoover Is Endorsed
by Secretary Wilbur

Omaha, Nebr., April 7.-(APl-
Curtis D. Wilbur. secretary Of the
navy. said here today that he en-
dorsed Herbert Hoover as the Repub-
lican party's presidential candidate.
He made the statement upon his
arrival here to speak before the
chamber Of commerce. This is the
first time I've given an endorsement.
but I'm going to say more about it
later when / prepare a statement
the secretary said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
DANCE PAVILION FOR AMCSE.
MENT PARK

Observation-Disclosures for the con-
struction Of mammoth octagon-
shaped dancing pavilion in the Be
den Amusement park bordering the
Heart river about two miles south
west of Dickinson has been let By
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Belden to Her
man kapelovitz. Work on the prof.
Get has begun. In addition 10 the
pavilion Mr.. and Mrs. Beiden plan
TO erect refreshment stands. rest
rooms and both houses and to i'm
prove the grounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
HOMEMAkERS CLUB ORGAN.
1ZED

Steele-Mrs. G. A. Kolstad was
elected president of the Homemak-
ers club which was recently organ
lied here by Carl T. Carlson, county
extension agent. Mrs. Ernest Repp
is vice president: Miss Evelyn Wood,
secretary, and Miss Lucille Truax,
treasurer. The club will be known
as the Pleasant Hill Homemakers
club.
GIRL INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
Sentinel Butte-Miss Nellie Reed
suffered a broken collar bone and
bruises when the car in which she
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07

pledged to former Governor Frank
.. Iowden and another personally
favors Herbert Hoover.
The closeness Of the race between
the Progressives End regulars made
the outcome doubtful until an over
whclming majority OF precincts
were heard from. In some distric.
contests the outcome was in doubt
until every vote was counted. This
Is an unusual situation in Wiscon-
sin where the PrOgressiyes have
previously held q wide margin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
Lucas Windows Are in
Keeping With Season

The A. w. Lucas store boasts Of
a series of beautifully decorated
display windows this week which are
in accordance with the Easter season
and with the advent Of spring.
The four windows on the cast
form rainbow Of the colors, yell
low, purple, green and red in de-
lightful shadings. The first window
is a symphony in yellow with dainty
gowns, hats and accessories and a
background Of yellow roses and DAFT
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
EXECUTION STAY GRANTED

Chicago, April 7.-(AP)-Thc
state supreme court today granted
stay of execution to DR.. Amante
Rongetti, sentenced to die for muir
der. Rongetti was to have been
elcctrocuted next Friday for the
death Of a young unwed mother who
died in his hospital following an H.
legal operation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07

was riding collided with another
car, the drivers being blinded by
headlights. Other occupants Of the
cars were slightly bruised and shak-
en- up. Tho car in which Miss Reed
was riding was badly wrecked while
the other car was only slightly DAM
| aged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
NAY INDlCT CUNNINGHAM

Washington. April 7.-.4,-Dis-
trict Attorney Rover announced to-
day that indictment of Thomas W..
Cunningham of Philadelphia. who
refused to tell the senate elections
committee the source of $4,000 he
contributed to the Ware senatorial
campaign fund, will be sought next
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
STATE BRIEFS

NEW GOLF PRO FOR MINOT
MinotJ. B. Bacon Of Grand
Forks, golf professional. has been
engaged by the Minot Golf club and
will arrive here April Is to take up
his work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
NEWS BRIEFS

Westinghouse measure to cx-
tend to nine months the time in
which shippers may file damage
claims against railroads was intro
duced by Rep. Newton, Minnesota.
Chicago-Dr. +. Allen Of Univer-
sity Of Kansas was elected presi-
dent of National association of uni
vcrsity Of college basketball coaches.
New York-Mrs. Meta l.. Berger.
wife Of Rep. Victor l.. Berger of
Wisconsin, will be proposed as can
didate for vice president on social
list ticket at Socialist convention OPP
cning here Sunday.
Minneapolis Youthful orators
from Mankato. Rush City. Virginia
and Saltwater, carried off cham
pionship honors in finals of state
high school debate and declamatory
contests.
Minneapolis-The 1923 state high
school basketball tournament staged
here recently drew gross receipts OF
$1,000 and net profit of $500.
Belgrade. Jugo- Slavia-Thc AL
bantam charge D'Affaires notified
Jugo-Slavian government that AL
bania had reopcncd the frontier in
ncighborhood Of Ochrida, which had
threatened dispute
Salt Lake City. Utah-Jess
Stringham, 25. middlewe:snt boxer.
died suddenly while in training for
a bout here.
FL Paso-Albert Z. Fall, former
secretary of the interior. left for
Pasadena, Calf, to cn,cr sanitor-
ium.
New lork-Plans for organiza-
ton of a research institute on rural
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07

affairs and establishment of q Ma
tional agricultural museum at Col
umbia university were announced
by President Murray Nicholas But
1a,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
Guys INTEREST IN VAN HOOK
BUSINESS

Van Hook-Rslph Satermo has
purchased an interest in the Van
Hook Hardware & Implement COM
pany, formerly conducted by Gus
Sather and F. J. Traynor. The bust
ness will now be known as Traynor,
Satcrmo e. Co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
FIRE DAMAGES MINOT BLOC]

FIRE DAMAGES MINOT BLOCK
Minot-Fire which started in the
basement of what I, known as the
Troy Laundry block completely
Quilted the basement and damaged
the building to the extent of nearly
$4,000. w. d. Campbell. who occu-
pied the first floor and basement
with a $4,000 stock of general mer-
thandise and furniture, sustained q
complete loss, which was fully GOV.
cred by insurance.
Easter Monday Carnival
dance at PattersOn's hall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07
Easter Monday Carnival
dance at P,attersOn's hall.

The 10th is the last day Of
discount on Gas bills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07

New Iork-Plans for organiza-
ton of research institute on rural
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07

Chicago-Dr. +. Allen of Univer-
sity Of Kansas was elected presi-
dent of National association of uni
vcrsity Of college basketball coaches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-07

FL Paso-Albert L. Fall. former
secretary of the interior. left for
Pasadena, Calf, to cntcr sanitor-
ium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
HUSBAND IDEAL, !. ONLY HE'S GONE

CHICAGO, March IT = The ideal husband" was found-but he is lost.
 This is the situation: Williams Rozay, twenty-six, left his home and his wife to look for work He has not been seen since.
 Mrs. Rozay appealed to police to find her husband and here are the reasons:
 He never called me anything but honey girl
 He never quarreled.
 "He helped wash the dishes and always liked my cooking.
 ''He always consulted me before making engagements"
 He kissed me at least thirty times before he left home in the morning. E "He never dropped cigarettl ashes on the floor"
 Deputy Commissioner of Police William E. O'Connor agreed with Mrs. Rozay that everything pos sible should be done to find her perfect spouse. 7
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
U. s. CHEMISTS GAINING
 IN DEVELOPMENT RACE

cently by the Societe des Phos plates Tunisiens of Paris. which at the same time arranged to have it's engineers and chemists in structed in the operation of the apparatus by American experts.
 In addition to phosphoric acid which will be converted chiefly into ammonium phosphate, a con centrated fertilizer. the American equipment and methods will en able the French company to mar ket pure phosphoric acid and sev eral pure salts, including mon ammonium phosphate, diammoni us phosphate and sodium phos plates.
 "The production of concentrated fertilizer in Europe by means oi this American development is in accordance with the tendency ir the fertilizer industry to uss more concentrated plant foods. says Theodore Swann, presider' of the Federal company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
SENATOR FERRIS
 CRITIC ALLY ILL IN WASH |NCT0N
Report from Bedside that He Has Fighting
 Chance to Recover

WASHINGTON, March IT, United States Senator Woodbridge N. Ferris, Democrat of Michigan is said by members of his family to be very sick with a fighting chance for recovery"
 Senator Ferris is 79 years of age. He has been confined to his room for a week with a severe cold which developed into pneu- monia. He had bad night and a number of physicians are at tending him today. Senator Ferris has been very active on the floor of the Senate during the recent month.
 Senator Ferris was elected to the term beginning March }, 1923. by 294,932 votes as against 2S1.S43 for his Republican op- ponent the Hon. Charles E. Town send.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
C0RDELL HULL MAKES DENIAL
 ABOUT REPORT
Says Never Agreed to Withhold Publishing
 Campaign Deficits


 WASHINGTON. March 17-Em- phatic denial of tl.x kpbwledge of plans. agreements or arrange. ments of the slightest nature with any official of the Republican Ma tional Committee was made by Cordell Hull, former Chairman of the Democratic National commit tee in reply to testimony given before the Senate Oil sub-com. mittee in Chicago that there had been an understanding by treas urers of the two committees in 1923 not to publish statements al to deficit in financing the 1920 campaign.
 Hull also made public tele gram to Wilbur Marsh urging him to publish any facts within his knowledge. Marsh was Treas urer of the Democratic National Committee in 1923 at the time the Senate committee had been told there had been an agreement be- tween him and Fred Upham, Re publican National Committea Treasurer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
MORE MARINES WILL BE SENT
 TO NICARAGUA
Thousand Ad dditiona a l Leathernecks Will Be
 Dispatched South

WASHINGTON, March IL As q sequel to Nicaragua failure to enact legislation providing for American supervision of her next Presidential election. plans are under way for dispatching 1,000 more Marines to Nicaragua to help enforce the Stimson peace agreement.
 Two additional battallons of Marines will be sent to Nicaragua Il ssas annouueed at the, Navy Departmeht soon after President Coolidge represented 1t as believ- ing the United States could still be of assistance to Nicaragua.
 The Marines will embark as soon as sailing space Is obtained and they will augument 2,700 already in Nicaragua.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
JAZZ MUSIC
 IS CAUSE 0F
 NAVY TROUBLE
Real Reason Given for Sus- pension of Three
 British Officers

LONDON, March IA dis pute over music by a jazz band for the Admiral's dance Is said in Naval circles to have been the real cause of the incident aboard the British battleship Royal Oak following which three Navy offi- cers were suspended.
 Newspapers are clamoring for the Admiralty to make an ex- planation of the suspensions.
 When the Royal Oak arrived at Matla. Rear Admiral Collard planned a party with the battle- ship jazz band furnishing the music.
 Capt Dewar refused to permit the band to play aud Commander Daniel backed him up
 Capt. Dewar said his boys had too much work to do and would be too tired to play all night.
 The three officers were sus- pended.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
PLANE CRASHES
 INTO MOUNTAIN
Passenger Found Alive by Seachers-Pilot
 Is Dead

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March F
 Bert D. Haugh, passenger in a Southern California Edison Com. pany airplane, which crashed into a mountain ridge 30 miles nortn of here last Tuesday. was found alive late yesterday afternoon with broken leg. beside the wrecked plane. Lis pilot, c. W English, was dead.
 The two men had been sent out by the company Tuesday morning to survey the damas } caused. by the St. Francis dam break and were never heard of until yesterday afternoon when the wrecked plane was sighted from the air by searching plane
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
$2Ol,OOO of Stock In Mining Company
 Found in Rubbish

COLFAx, Wash, March IT, Stock in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company, valued at S2O1, ,OOO, was picked up on a service station driveway here where it had been dumped with rubbish from remodeled buile ing.
 The stock had been concealed in partition of his living quar. tcrs by the late Gen. H. w. Liy- ingstone, Colfax pioneer, who died two years ago. In remodeling the building the partition was torn out.
 Heirs of General Livingstone had been forced to furnish bond to the mining company for the missing stock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
FAINT HOPE IS REVIVED ABOUT
 MISSING PLANE
Residents of Maine Section Claim Plane w as
 Heard and Seen

NEW YORK, March 17-Faint hope has been revived that Elsie MacKay and Capt. Walter Hinch- cliffe reached American shores, for which they set out from Eng land last Tuesday in the plane Endeavor. Hope depended solely on reports from several persons in the vicinity of Greenville, Maine, that an unidentified plane had been heard and seen at 6 o'clock Thursday morning flyins in northwesterly direction.
 If this plane was the British craft, it was near the limit of it's fuel supply and forced landing would have plunged it into a wild- erness broken only by lumber camps and very few small settle. ments.
 So many rumors have followed the disappearance of this and other transatlantic craft that aviators have hesitated to place much credence in the Greenville reports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
Father Disciplines
 Girl; 5 Daughters
 s'Walk Out'' on Hin,

NEW YORK, March 17-A fath CT reported to police yesterday that his five daughters, rangins from 10 to 19 years in age. or ganized "walkout'' after he had attempted to discipline one 0: them, and since have not beer seen by their family.
 James Tuscano, an ice dealer said that when he tried to stimu late his daughter Josephine, 1f years old, to greater activity with her studies her sisters, Rose. 19: Margaret, 15: Frances. IA, and Antoinette, 10, objected to his methods and the five then left home together.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March IT The rapid advance of chemical engineering in the United States within the last few years is being significantly demonstrated by tho adoption of an American process and apparatus for electrothermal production of phosphoric acid by a French fertilizer concern.
 Heretofore the situation hes usually been reversed. Many of the important developments in chemistry have been achieved abroad and American companies, to keep abreast of the industry's progress, have had to purchase the right to utilize these discov. cries in the United States.
 The phosphoric acid process was worked out by engineers and -sci- entists of the Federal Phosphorus company of Birmingham, and thus far has been employed only in it's plant at Anniston, Ala. The French rights were purchased re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
II IS DRY IN
 IRELAND TODAY
Drowning of the Sham rock Impossible, in
 a Public Way
BELFAST, Ireland, March IT.

BELFAST, Ireland, March IT. St. Patriek's Day is dry in the Irish Free State country. With the annual drink bill running into eighteen million sterling, the National Festival could not be celebrated with the time hon. ored "drowning of the sham rock Public houses were forced to close i'll the Free State today, Dwellers, however. could lay in a stock of his favorite beverage and enjoy it i'll his home or jour ney across the border and drown the shamrock to his hearts con tent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
GIRLS ENGLISH
 WORTH s5,000

SAN FRANCISCO, March IT, Sixteen-year-old Mary Pinocci looked back on her school days and found that they had been spent profitably. Just about $5,- 900 worth, to be correct.
 When Mary took the witness stand in Judge Thomas F. Ora. hams court to act as interpreter for her father. Giuseppe, her Eng fish was fluent. The court even complimented her on her pronun- citation.
 And because of her knowledge. her father was granted a S5,000 estate that was left by his uncle, Battista Piccinini, who died last year intestate. The young girl explained matters so clearly that the court granted letters of aG- ministration to the father.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
American Woman
 Wins Berlin Ph. D

BERLIN. March 17-The first doctor of philosophy degree eyer won by an American woman at the University of Berlin, was re gently awarded Barbara Morgan, wife of Shephard Morgan, eco. homie adviser to the Dawes com mission.
 Mrs. Morgan. a native New Yorker. studied at Bryn Mawr and Columbia. Her thesis. "The Indi. vidual's Place in the American Educational system,e won highest approval by the Berlin faculty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
South in Llmellght
 Through Current Plays

CHAPEL HILL, N. C.. March IT Samuel Selden, backstage man ager of the Carolina Playmakers, believes southern playwrights are suggesting new horizons in Ameri- can drama through portrayal of life in this part of the country.
 He points to "Porgy," by Du- bose and Dorothy Hayward, deal
 ing with South Carolina Negroes; "In Abraham's Bosom,' Paul M. Greens play of the struggles of a Negro for his race; "Coquette," by Anne Preston Bridgers, cen tered around d southern girl. and Trigger and Sun Up," by Lula Vollmer, dramas of mountain life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
NAVY PROGRAM IS PASSED BY HOUS|
WOMAN DESCRIBES HER IMPRESSION OF BEING DEAD''; SEES MARBLE STAIRS
 FALLS ON HER HEADS SHE WILL RECOVER

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 17.-The Examiner today reports q case of a woman being brought back to life" by a surgical op- eration after the heart. pulse and respiratory organs stopped functioning five minutes.
 The patient is Mrs. I. s. Veil. She described briefly the impree- sion of being dead7 and said.
 Tt was a feeling like rising through the air. 1 seemed to soc the marble steps, then I fell upon my head. The next I heard the nurse say: Are you back?' !"
 Mrs. Well had been critically ill for months from tumor at the base of the brain.
 Dr. Howard Naffziger was at her side when she became life less, rushed her to the operat- ing room and removed the tumor.
 Mrs. Well is expected to re- cover completely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
PROHIBITION
 FORGED INTO
 STATE FIGHT
Senator Willis Takes Shot at Hoover and 18th
 Amendment
LANCASTER. Ohio, March IT.

LANCASTER, Ohio, March IT. With what appeared to be an indirect shot at Herbert c. Hooy- CT, Presidential candidate in the Republican primaries in this State, Prohibition was brought to the front in the Ohio campaign by Senator Frank B. Willis.
 Senator Willis declared in a speech here that the voters this year will stand for no lodging on the Prohibition issue by Pres idential candidates.
 Campaigns cannot be won by evasion, consequently in the con- test of 1928 it may be under stood at the outset that the peo- pie demand and are entitled to receive a definite and unequivocal assurance of the position of can didates regarding the Eighteenth Amendment and law enforce ment," said Willis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
Demand for Canada
 Twins Take Spurt

EDMONTON, Alta. March IT,. Have you any twins to spare?
 The demand al present is very heavy, according to Charles B. Hill, of the department of neg lected children. A recent adver- tisement for a homo for year-old twin sisters brought a hearty re sponse.
 Had there been twelve more pairs available. they, too, could have been provided with parents and homes. An of which goes to show that not all people consider twins burden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
OFFICIALS WILL NOT
 INVESTIGATE REPORT

Deciding that information re- ceived from U. s. Commissioner Frank H. Clark at Hoonah. con corning the finding of the dead body of an Indian woman at Funter Bay was not definite enough to warrant an inyestiga- ton. local federal officials vii. not go to the Bay. 1t was said to- day. Yesterday, when the infor- nation was received, it was thought officials might investigate the report.
 The mail boat Margnita has been advised of the situation and requested to stop in at Funter Bay to obtain further informa- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
DETROIT MAN
 IS KIDNAPPED,
 RANSOM

DETROIT. MicE., March IT. James Hall, aged 54 years wealthy hotel and cafe proprietor has been kidnapped from hif home in the exclusive Gross Poini Village district. 1t has been re ported to the police the kidnap pers demand $1e,000 ransom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSE

In the Seattle Star of March 7 and in the Seattle Times of March 8. among the marriage H- censes is one as follows: "Jonn E. Meals, legal, and Leone Gra- Der, legal, both of Seattle.
 There is John E. Meals. for mer resident of Juneau and Val deg and Leone Graber, also ot Juneau. but whether the two parties are of Juneau is not positively known,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
Los Angeles City to
 Repair Damage Caused
 By Break, Water Dam

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March 1.-The Job of repairing the havoc spread by the breaking of the St. Francis dam has been hoisted by the City of Los An geles onto it's own shoulders by Mayor George Cryer acknowledge ing the city's moral resp0nzl- bility" He told the conference of City C0uncilmen and other officials that i've cannot restafe the lives but we can maho amends for property damaa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
Fifty Thousand Ties To Be Shipped from
 Seattle to s e,0ard

SEATTLE. March 17--Arrange- ments have been completed for the shipment of 50,000 ties to Seward for replacement of Gov ernment Railroad ties. The total number of ties will measure about 100000 feet. The freight CT Derblay will probably load tho first consignment and two othe~ ships will carry the remainder.@
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-17
Former Alaskan Is to
 Wed a Wealthy Widow

SEATTLE. March r Walter Caughey Fox, retired physician and once eoneneted with the medical department of the Gov ernment in Alaska, will marry Mrs. Dora J. Wilson, wealthy widow, next Wednesday. On the marriage license it gave his resi- dence as England, he not having forsaken his native citizenship.