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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-05-17
Mothers Day

Mothers Day
has of late been change the designation
of Mothers Day. applied to May 10 to Parents Day"
Those of this change believe that fathers being
neglected special Fathers Day" too
but somehow other that day has not become widely known
It to though Parents Day" be pretty
good idea, mother certainly deserves day all to herself
The argument in opinion should not hinge changing
the designation of the but should hinge the necessity for
closer observance of Fathers Day.
There is something about the very words Mothers Day
that creates noble inspiring emotion within and engus us
On this day we express respect alteration
mothers by bringing them thoughtful gifts and going out of
way be especially pleasing them. Every day in the
should do things to make mothers happyhs day pick
the which to be considerable than
other
1t seems to us as though Mothers Day must remain.
If it officially becomes Parents Day, it will still be Mothers
Day heart of hearand father will feel the
about it!
4 Statement
Dr. Josephine Corss the following
lime light:
standing of the interest the Superintendent Of Public instruction
has in industry, / wish to set forth these facts:
LAW PROVIDES FOR VOCATIONAL TEACHING.
1917 Congress passed the Smith Hughes Law which pro-
yded federal OF vocational education through the State
d fa d f0 n an ms srd Jaw p
economics which must be matched by local state funds The
federal aid to our schools last something S90O000
As Superintendent of Public Instruction chief executive Off
of the State Board for Vocational Education which handles
and three State Supervisors working under my direction The
sse ~con n W 9 oo up
include day. evening part time schools agriculture
making and industry,
ut follows here that the visitation of Industry by those
teach and those who are taught is of Importance.
eve have 43 schools in agriculture with boys enrolled
Recently selected group these boys 140 of hem given
trip to the State College by leading railroads We had
of $4,000 of high school girls home economics classes
last with possibly increasing number this year.
he visitation of power and other plants by large groups
from the graduating classes of Washington State College, and the
recent trip made by 400 Lincoln County boys and girls
direction of Superintendent Carl Morgan the industries of
kane illustrate the attitude of Educational leaders toward in
dustry.
"Nuch material Illustrative of the operation description
of the products of industry available today
In state Is monographs containing the business ogaza
ton and detailed information of operation of Is specific industries
in Washington available
In University text prepared two three years
schools by former Dean Business Administration
and distributed through the courtesy of the Seattle of
Commerce These and other publications the
4l.Sa H.. o.G.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-05-17
Thursday, May II, 1928
THE POKANE WON AN
STRIKING AT MRS. PRESTON

Des superintendent first reveal
fish" correspondence between Jay Thomas
demanded that the Office
occupied abolished Lack of in such direct efforts
hasdr his advisers attack by indreeon
criticism Mrs Preston confined to the
having permitted the crcu
schools of the state The attack has
dealing
of seeking mfne the advocates
the other monographs circulated in the schools
deatv of obscured
sought exclusively brand Mrs Preston
The Times not much concerned
on education of the the
uudng industries is matter of vital Importance
that the industrial monographs naccuracS
children
Know Mea"ht 'he people WI" 40 70 Oh all
continuing
Mrs Preston That the whole and substance of the natter
Legislation For Women
made for legislation in their behalf Let not forget that
these splendid bits of legislation, threw than 10000
mattresses Of jobs city with provision for other
pOyment for them We hearing lot about eighthour
for and overtime jobs While this looks lawfully we
in print 1t works hardship and 1t is humatng
to them have to their posts and their machines
in the busy shop because regardless of their capabilities
paper Office for instance in that field which has been opened
there is nOypeng and pooreadng both pleasant work
with good pay and jobs which handle pocenty
but the big daily newspaper office can't bothered with
must always get substitutes for the should the shift
que hour two overtime in order to take of the big
story that breaks Just before press time.
Club who endorse affecting the lives of bust
should be careful Often they euche their sisters
out Of real positions world in which competition keen be-
of beautiful high sounding propaganda designed just for that
end When 1t Is for business to have laws
eIning their work. these women will make the laws
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-05-17
4 Statement

Dr. Josephine Cos Preston makes the following statement
regard attacks designed bring her Office into the
ne light
n order that the people of State have clear under
anng of the interest the Superintendent of Public Instruction
rs in industry wish to set forth these facts:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
YoUAqsgQlsNsIR sIQyENsgE NQEIlE

Jednyla aa1a5aovsiel vyaaezot is aos5 process vpa,
ovania barry % kovu (anpealing) rfipfa-
votana (pieLlias) pr vtrpSe scsI h1tkot
laisni Tento novy proees napsh ceh polo
vicu ma vyrobnych vtdavkech to jest ked pr vrobe
st6ho poctu tpn potrebne bolo 100 pm noroH
procesi postati 80 tonn nepotrcbnyhni utin mnohe
stroje pece kort doterez pr vyrobs druhu kovov
boly potrebns
Tento novy tsporny process vyrobys plechu, ocel O.
vych harkov lajsn vpafovania baFvy kovu vyna-
siel Anglican Wilford Handy patiently pre- Ameriku
Ka,latu dostaa do moc tunajsia Aetna Standard En-
gineering Company. Novy process sa osvedcl Angll-
cku Francdzsku preto americke ocelarne: budu no
iste upotleboyat ably mohly zdalne europskym spo-
locnost ami kenkurovat' m#E 4a
Vskutku mnohi AMI len net,aae, akej Telkej prize
myselnej revolcii zeme Dosavad SINE to nebadah pre-
obmedzenie pracovnej DOLBY osem hon dostanm "a
mestnana novych prenlysloch etvorenim sa novycn
zdrojov vyzvy ktore move priemysle utvoriy Ale ak
move priemysle nebu stasit prjinat prep1stene pra
covne silly nch priemyslov spotreba clan
kov nebude rovnobezne rtst stale rastcou vyfobcu
nastan aks vazne problany ze ich nebae naoano roz
ldst mae nez skracovanm praeovnei dolby platendln
lpne mzy Ak ma toto priemyselnici neprstant pridv
strajky vylusovana price, bieda = bute po amerf
lckej prosperite. ~,, i. $500
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

Ester. slama poduskou, chat rie
plienky odevou predsa tpari
Jehe ziari laska, blaho st 'astie
Enadscmske. 3 iist Jeho ozyyajit 50
vecne mile drale slova: Pod
tie kn mne vsetci, ktorf praeujete
i ia vas obeerstvim, vsetci .ktori
ste obt 'azeni ia vam I'll 'aviliA'
Nermnt tie sa ami preto, re mas
'neprajnici fenavidia. / Jezisa vys-
ST pani stareho veku nenavidcli,
stihali, pred sad ,stayali a zoldnie-
rem tryyznit' i ukrizovat' dali, ile-
DO uicll' praydn. 4
Nuz here srsleia \ Bojujme preti
krivlitel 'om 6radiall ftlness marc.
densho Krala kraRew Bud me
Idobrei vole, 'peynej mysle. Hajnae
Isl svoje, bralme praydu asvitae
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

i Ham / 14EI1ta 4arpdn sloSs6skS.
nn kfaz f! dsA viaaocAS -
~ is dnx5h5
vfeli a srdesns viAi10dne po.
Islrastsdie zssieIan yam vsetkSm,
nhji dobrif bratia 4 sestry y nar
rsCle.
!. Jan 4. Aocdf,
tajomnis Slow. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
v74lsAJ6 rAp11K
z KUKURI6N1CH sTEBIEL

\ Farmari budn mat zas volaeo
ma predaj, colio doteraz nemaiil
ziadneho osohu. V Danville, ILL.,,
je papieren, ktora zkiisala vyra-
banie papieru kukuricnych ste
biel DO tycll eias, kym sa jej to
nepodarilo. Dfia 15. decembra krf-
kuriene stebla vyrobene boly be-
ho1n siestich hodin v 10O-stranove
The Commercial News, kto
re . tel prfleSitosti vysly vo zvla.
stnom vydani.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

"a "a I'M n<stalo dosa Wi
zs Santa Rarbara, Cal, ssna.
silss u Y v5stJ VI = II ~
6cy zs tan jedne5 eSsdfh1j Ito
|ra Evarila y hrnci 1axaI'u, fasnl'a
|odfsku, led i,r miesIla, zscala
.spilvat, stvorhlasne 1ena laala
of diSu a1'aku skapat', are. ked'
Q chvil'u pocula i HAS oznamova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

.tlt1a pr.gfamapy rsdies,yss ed 8, y Assapis
pochopila, u jej Kr1ls sext IA
kolI ssdig pldstsois.n. Privola,li
zaslci fyia1li,,. lie spodok hruaas
ktsRys bol truchu vdnty, sldzil "a
'eiafrAsm a reprodukoval radio
|program, doneseny induktivne po
elektricko1n dr6te ma jej elektri-.
exon sporaku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

Zas nam nadiSa ratostna doba vianocna; Zasva-
time prchod Jezisa Krsta pocitime radostne zachve
nie srdca pri speve Narodil nam Spasite.." moz
no. zamyslime sa hlbse mad vyznamom tohto vsetkeho
A svedcilo by sa nam zamysliet' sa. Ved Vianoce
ME ST. nemau byt priezitost ou telesn6 hody, lebo
onv s hodam duse. Ia nevyslovna rados ktora mas
kazde Vianoce zmocnuje, prysti hlbky d,se naseJ
Preto ten cas- akoby preporodeni hi adine sve
mac preiavujeme pratel svo ku kazdemu; vyhybame sa
poholseniu; citime srdc asku ku vsetken, mas OBJ
taca. Sine lud mi, SINE krest anmi.s ~ sA.$ J
Ale po Vianociach upadame do starych neresti ia
lasa lska akosi vvmizne srdce schladne udia
zacinal sa nenavidiet, utacovat, vyuzivat zneuzi
vat - Sebectvo nenavst zavst zaujnl nase sfce q
vypudia neho lasku.. '%n /" Is.
Co je tolo pricnou! Preco laska Fudstvu a vset
kGmu tvorstvu ma nlsom srdc len chvilkovy stan a
preco nenavst zavst' vsetky inc neresti rudske pa
nujii mad covekom?
To je preto ze govek este nevidi pravy cel zivota
kto vdi ten holesieuje ebo nem6ze ovladat svo-
ie nekres ansk6 zados Clovek e este vzdy velmi
becky "a bohatstvon, sieou mocou bazaci. Vid len
dosauti ychto roch cie ov vrchoi svojho st astla
ably no osahol Shape prava nvch, vyuzva ich sabo-
st pre- seba hcka cloveka prot cloveku upodozeva.
iichot vzbudze zavst' nenavst' tax tvor peklo ma
zeni miesto ra ja
to je ME krest astvo TO je ME nasedovanie Kri-
sta Lebo nemiue Boha ten, ko nenavidi len ednoho
cloveka; kto krivdi co len jednej dusi. - .N '''
Kristus prisel ia svet spast lo svoj askou. Me
lskou vlaznou, ME laskou obycanou ale navcsou obe-
tovanm sa IA kriz Jeho cely zvo bol hasanim lasky
Kazl movat blizn6ho svojho ako seba sameho; odpl-
stat nepriatel om ne sedem krat ale sedemdesatsede
KRAFT seden. Ci my odpst ame previnena nasich biz
nch proti nam aslon sedem KRAFT ME to sedemdesiase-
dem KRAFT sedem! Me; snujeme proti nim ponlsu
staste CT nujcme svojich blizn!ch ako seba s;myc
Horkvze Kazdl ma seba radse ado vsetko inc; kaz-
dl chce len bohatsvo slavu pre- seba. preto je
zle na tomto svete.
Je len jeden lick proti vsetkym nerastiam Pulskvm
to e laska Me lska sehccka ale vSeobecna kazdeho
vsetko svojm tepom ohrevajnca. Me milovat' len
scba svoju ron svoj nilod svoch spoluveriacch ale
movat rovnako kazd6llo a klch bez vynimky. To
je prave krest anstvo.
Nenavst' budi nenavst laska asku. Jedna nena-
visit splodi druhi ia tretiu treta styr do nekonec-
elm viae nenavist, tym menej lasky, tym bizsie
peklo, tym dalej Kristus Naopak: elm vac asky, tyn
ncnej neavst tvm vac st astia blazenosti tym Wac
blatstva krest anskelo pozehnania bozieho
Iskru vsc udske asky zastepil do nisho srea Jezis
kristus tto skru name rozd,clovat' nielen na Via
nece, ale stale lstaviene dokym ju nerozddchame
velky pamen zachvacujnci kazdeho vsetko ia tomto
syete. Poom bude kazdy clovek opravdove st astny
kazdy den roku bnde casom nevinnei ladosti a We
seost. sr
N1VH VYNAT.EZ vO v1RnRE Knvu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21

L L
Va ianskt. re ma Vianoce stare
srdce tisko mladne, rozpomienlsa
Imocne zove az q detstva chvlle
ladne. Mech som uz kdekoPvek a
Iv jakomkol'vek polozeni,. ked' "a
vitaul Vianoce. najneznejsie, mai,
Ikrasnejsie to. sviatky krest 'anslse-
Iho sveta, vzdy duch moi zalieta
10 dob detin.skych. Rozpemienka.
lvzdv mocne zove z detstva chviie
nevinnej to radosti a. spokolnostl..
Pravda, ami vtedy nezllal saan bo-
hatstva. neznaf som blahobytu.
iii som mojou draho1l matkouev
chudobnej chalupke, vktorej ble ble-
ly chlieb Dol TahoakevA a spreeisa
tdzim "a tou dobou.
Preco9 Preto, laskavy citatel u,
laebo ytedy aNzhsl soase zicby sses
ia. Neznal SON, sHer6desov, Pilal
tov. Annanasov Kajfasov. Ne
.hapal som, co eje to otroctvo a
sol most Vtedy radoval: som sa
lvnekalenej radosti: budeme mat
stromcek, oriesky biely chlebl.
eek; pojdeme do kostola videt
bethlehem pocut' til radcstnl'
,ipseii: "Nar6dil -sa Kristus Pan
yesel'me sa.''
| A dnes9 | dnes budi vo niue ia
krasna piesen tie nadzemske city
IT dnes sa radujem radosti mia
ldych, vzpominajuc ma easy mojho
| detstva. ktorych bola dusa mo
| ia najst 'astnejsia, najblazenejsla
ILenze bohuziaI' miesaju sa uz
do tel tajnej harmonic i do te,
radosti mnohe horkosti blenu
IChudoba $ bohatstvom, otrocty6 $
| vol most on. HADN'T so sytymi
l'ud panmi sveta tiahnu popred
oei huse, mojej.. Vidim. ze zloba
| potupa a nam dnes vladne sve.
| tom.
Neveriiss,, drahy bratu, sestro
milas Noze sa ohliadni aspon ler
DO nasom slovenskom obzore a u
vidis, ze nebo nasho spolocenske
lhd, narodneho politickehc Two
Ita lie zatiahnute hustymi chmara.
mi. Uvidis, re slovenska cnost' '
prachu lei posliapana, ze nasa
! rec. nase bozske prirodzene pra.
va majt malo smelych zastancov
| Ale dost'.
i Tu je deba pokoja, mieru Ia.
sky. Syn Bozi sostupuje ma zen
|sprevadzany $ radostnym speyon
/ anielov: "Slava ma vysostiach
Rohu ma zemi pokoj lud 'om dc
| bfei v6le.'' Nuz zabudnite aspoil
ma. den-dya ma tie neresti, ktort
4 nam zloba sveta doniesla. Zabud.
mite i w, mill rodaci moi, ma va,
su opustenost', ktorych kruty O.
sud vyhnal rodinneho krbu "a
skyvou chleba do cudziny. Ia.
buslnite Wy, zlate duse, kt0rt
mate miesto stromku radosti
stromcek bolesti. miesto .slssti
llorle Shy. Nehorekujte, nezdfaj-
te bratia, sestry, we'd ste royni
dnes NarodenenH. Pechybljete
Nemate prisiny. Posrite 50 j On
trpi. Ghudobna nAastal 'ka ie Je.
| ho domeyOm Ji .Jel1O rs,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
NovY vYNALEz vo v1RoBE KovU.

Tcchnika y terajsom veku robi ollromny pokrok; ~
ehejs nez je pre- robotnictvo ziadncny Move pooauto
atckd yyrobne stroje vynachodene stale tieto kaz
slal<enne Eytiskaiil i paace srebetnlkev.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-12-21
vIL,Kf zkzRAH sA sTAL,
rAxuL,A Y HnNuI sPIEvALA

Uz sa vselijake zazraky posta-t
.valy ma svete,4 ale. aby fazul'a "
hrnci zaspievala stvorhlasne, . to,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
STOCK MARKET
ACTION UNEVEN
Several Specialties Whirl High
While General Pressure
Exists

New York, Dec. 5.-(F-Specu-
lative uneasiness over the credit stu
alton was reflected in the extremely
erratic price movements in today's
stock market. Although several spe-
cialties were whirled up in spectacu-
lar fashion to new high levels on
gains of 5 to IS points, the general
list appeared to be under pressure
during a greater part of the session,
losses Of l to 6 points being distrib-
uted over broad list Of issues.
Call money opened at 8 per cent,
the highest renewal rate since Nov.
IL, 1920, and held steady at that
rate.
Another series Of favorable divi-
dend announcements, and the publi-
cation of the weekly "Iron Age" re-
view stating that pig iron production
last month was the highest since
April, 1927, and the largest Novem-
Der output since 1918, helped to re-
vive bullish enthusiasm. and started
a general recovery in prices in the
early afternoon trading. Radio,
which fell from 42O to 400 quickly
rallied to 416h, Wright Aeronautical
made up most of its IL point drop
and A. M. Byers converted an early
loss of 6 points into a gain of 5A
by touching a new high at 3O1.
Packard Motors led the afternoon
rally by soaring 9a points to a new
high record at $50. Foundation Co.,
ran up 10 points to new top at
By. Others sold to s points
higher.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
GUSHERS CAUSE
INDUSTRY FEAR
New Kansas, Texas and Okla
h0ma Oil Fields Heralded
by Strikes

Kansas City, Dec. 5.-(AP)-The
Southwestern Oil Industry, already
burdened with overproduction, today
viewed with trepidation the flow OF
crude from three wells in Is many
adjoining states, two Of which are
gushers heralding the opening Of
new and perhaps extensive produc-
ing fields.
Two of the wells were in the back
yard Of metropolitan cities while the
third was the deepest oil we'll ever
drilled in Texas.
The largest strike was the Mar
land Production company's Wildcat
well that came in yesterday on the
Willard Goodrich farm, y miles
north Of Wichita, Kansas, and flowed
over the derrick. The gusher, rated
good for 1000 barrels or more Z
day, was shut in after running wild
for IL hours with . loss Of about
5000 barrels Of crude oil which
formed lake nearby. Oil men de-
scribed it as the largest Kansas pro-
Queer in the last decade.
Oil likewise gushed in Oklahoma
City's backdoor yesterday when the
first large oil we'll in the immediate
vicinity Of the capital came in for
an estimated flow up to $500 bar
rels daily.
The third well, believed to be the
deepest producer in the world, was
q small producer Of amazingly high
gravity test in the center Of the big
lake field, West Texas discovery
pool, near Santa Rita, Texas. It
flowed 20 barrels of SIG gravity oil
an hour from 8,525 feet yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Dec. 5.-(AP)-
u. S. d. A.)-Cattle, $500; run
slow in arriving, early indications
fully steady on all classes; steer
crop mostly kinds salable 1000 to
1900; part load short feds 1900;
she stock 700 to 8.25 for cows and
to 9.25 for heifers; cutters $50 to
$50; bulls 10 to Is cents up; weighty
outstanding medium grades 9.l5;
bulk heavy kinds S.75 to 900; stock
ers and feeders steady; run includes
IL cars Canadians; nothing done on
there as yet. G
Calves, $500; fully steady, large
ly 1880 to 400.
Hogs, $4,000; steady to mostly 10
cents lower than Tuesdays average;
decline chiefly on lights and butch
ers; bulk pigs and light lights 500;
sows 7.5O to IT'S; average cost
Tuesday 8.25; weight 218.
Sheep, $500; little done early;
bidding Is cents lower on fed wooled
lambs, at 1925 to 1850; heavy lambs
100; culls largely 1000; fat ewes
to killers $50 down; few feeding
lambs offered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Dec. 5.-(AP)-U. S. D.
of A.)-Hogs receipts $4,000; mar
ket steady to 1Oc lower mostly SC
lower than Tuesdays average; large
ly $50 to SOS on weights ITO lbs.
up; butchers, medium to choice $50
800 ID. $40 to $40; 2O0-25O lb. $40
to $40; 10000 ID. 1926 to $40; 130-
100 lbs. 7.50 to $50. Packing sows
7.5O to $50. Pigs, medium to choice
9O-130 lb. ZOO to tbs.
Cattle 5000; calves $500; fed
steer and yearling trade strong to
25c higher; she stock steady to
strong; vealers Is to SOC lower; not
much beef in run; top around 1850.
Slaughter classes steers good and
choice 1300-15OO lb. 1875 to 1850;
1100-130O ID. 1880 to 1850; $50
HOO lb. 1925 to 1850; common and
medium $50 lb. up 900 to 1880. Fed
yearlings, good and choice 750-950
lb. 1900 to 1850. Heifers, good and
choice $50 lbs. down 1850 to 1925;
common and medium 500 to 1850;
cows, good and choice 500 to HOO;
common and medium ESQ to $50;
low cutter and cutter 5.35 to $50.
Oulos BOOu auU CHOlCc \Uct4) gov "
11.5O; cutter to medium 7.25 to $50.
Vealers milk fed) good and choice
1900 to 1880; medium 1850 to
1900; Gull and common 7.50 to 1850.
Stocker and feeder steers, good and
choice (all weights) 1925 to 1900;
common and medium 900 to 1925.
Sheep receipts 10000; market
slow; fat lambs steady to Csc lower;
top 14.35; sheep steady; best fat
ewes 100 feeders strong. Lambs,
good and choice 81 lbs. down 1850
to 14.40; medium 1900 to 1850;
Gull and common $50 to 1900; ewes
medium to choice $50 lb. down 500
to 7.25; Gull and eern::.::en 200 to
$50. Feeder lambs. good anu .hoice
IX.75 to 1885.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
SEEKS $4,000
DAMAGES FROM
SHOW ON FIGHT

Continued from page one)
show attaches. They wanted to know
what he wanted, he said, and he re-
piled he merely had wanted informa-
ton. A blow Of fist from one side
sent him reeling backward, he said,
and he struck in sef-defense. A
blow from the other side soon landed
on hI jaw. Then blow from be-
hind which he could not see, knocked
hir unconscious under the ropes, he
testified. The intention is to prove
that he was struck with q sledge
stick. Klett showed the jury a scar
on his head as q mark.
Boys Put Him in Car
Two boys pulled him out and led
him into his car, he said. A local
physician whom he wanted to see
was in jamestown, he testified, SO at
the desire of Mrs. klett, his head
throbbing terribly and unable to sit
or lie down in comfort, he was taken
to jamestown, where the physician
had him placed in the hospital.
He entered the hospital Wednes-
day, Klett said. and remembered
11OGllluk S1A ISS0 lVNOWl1lS ONIQ0ys
where he testified, he came out Of
unconsci lsness.
When the suit opened, q young
blonde woman entered the court and
was called in to the side of the coun-
sci for the defense. She is the wom-
an ticket seller with whom Klett had
the alleged conversation about the
complimentaries, and she is expected
to be witness for the show owner.
Defendant Engesser is represented
by G. B. Craven, Of Darlington, and
John w. Carr, Of Jamestown. The
plaintiffs counsel are P. w. Lanier.
Of jamestown, and George Thorpe,
Of Fargo.
N. j. Gehl and Ed Ulrich, Garri-
son, pleaded guilty to charges Of
violating the prohibition law and
were fined 5000 each Tuesday.
Abe Wall, Steele, pleaded moi
guilty to . similar charge.
The jurors drawn in the case an
Carl Serum. Angus Black, j. H
Shannon, M. O. Holberg, s. w
Leonard, H. N. Hendrickson, A. p
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Angered Man Starts
Shooting Out Of Jail

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 6.-(AP)-An-
gered because Jail attaches would
not allow him to use the telephone,
Sturgeon Cowart, held on q charge
of drunkenness, attempted to shoot
his way out early today. TRUSTEES
rushed to Cowart's cell after he had
fired several shots and removed the
pistol which the jailer had over
looked in searching him.
Not only was Cowart again de-
MED use Of the telephone but he now
faces the additional charges Of dis
orderly conduct and discharging fire
arms within the city limits.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS

High pressure, accompanied by
cold weather, extends from the
Rocky Mountain region to the middle
and lower Mississippi valley. Tenn
peratures are below zero in Wv.
oming and Manitoba. A low pressure
area is centered over Alberta and
temperatures are considerably higher
from the Dakotas to the far north
west. Precipitation occurred in the
Great Lakes region and Mississippi
valley, while elsewhere generally fair
weather prevails.
Highways throughout the state are
in good condition.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Meteorologist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
KFYR Radio Program

Thursday, December 6, 1928
A. M.
9:00-Shoppers' Guide and Ortho'
phonic program.
9:3O-Music-Old Time.
10:0O-Market quotations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. selections.
1O:3O-World Book Man.
11:00-Grain futures.
p. M.
1:0O-Markets.
l:1O-Standard selections.
1:20-Farm Flashes.
1:30-Chicago and st. Paul live.
stock quotations.
1:35-Items of Interest and Dance
Music.
1.65-News Flashes.
2:00-Mal kets.
2:O6-Aunt Sammy.
2:l5-Silent.
6:4O-Erickson- Boardman Dru m.
mers.
7:1O-Iron Firemen Orchestra.
7:40-Silent.