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New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
Bank Head Apologies
 For Construction Noise

New York, Dee. : UP)-Thc thouGhtfulness Of q trust com. pany president who took time amid the pressure of business tG apologize to ncighbors for noises Incident to construction Of q Wall street skyscraper caused consid- crdblG comment today.
 More than 500 persons, mclud- ing !. r. Morgan, received courteous note from H, T.. Ward. president of inc Irving Trust company asking them to bear with us as patiently as ? ssiblc turing the unavoidably noisy weeks that lie just ahead"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
FIRE DRIVES FAMILIES
 FROM NORTH ST. HOUSE
Stubborn Blaze During Night in Six Tenement
 Block

Bremen attached to Engine No. 2 were called out at 10:59 o'clock last night on a still alarm to fight stubborn blaze at TO North street which drove six families into the street but was finally conquered after doing damage of $500. It was in the basement of a three-story building belonging to w. H. Erwin and was caused by defective chim- ney. Some bricks having been taken out of the bottom of the chimney, pieces of board were used to close the opening. it is said. These caught fire and the blaze was com municated to the woodwork under q metal ceiling.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
Two Men Killed at
 New Jersey Iron Mine

Wharton. x. J., Dec. P\-The accidental deaths of two men killed in fall of ,U00 feet at the Richards Iron Mine, were reported today.
 The victims were George B. Tolley, of Dover, civil engineer and Harry F. Briosius, of Darbey, Penn, con- struction foreman.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
EAGLES BUY HOUSE
 ON WALNUT STREET.
 WILL PAY Sl2,OOO
New Britain Aerie to Occupy F Room Building After
 Ren0delin8
PLANNING TO CONSTRUCT
 MODERN HOME IN FUTURE

Transaction Will Be Consummatcd
 Monday. Sl00 Deposit Being Made
 Today-Iodgc is Quarter Century
 Old and Has Membership of
 More Than 509-Dccision Made
 1t special Meeting.
 A decision 10 purchase a house . at 39 Walnut street to be converted into q traternal home was reached st a meeting of New Britain Acri2, No. 722, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at q special meeting last ,vtning. The vote was unanimous to pur- chase the house for $12,0O0 cash.
 The house is vacant and was Soli through the agency of Cox X Dunn. |, is u frame dwelling. Work will be started immediately rcmodclin;, and rcnovating il for the organiza- lions needs. An addition will be built in the near future.
 The house is a 1 , room structure and has five single car garages jll the rear. The garages will be rent ed to individual tenants. The deal
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
SHOOT SUMMONS
 TAX COMMITTEE
Hopes to Send Reduction Bill
 Back to Senate Monday
LEADERS FAVOR METHOD
Hoover Proposal To Cut Levy speeds Toward Adoption By Higher House-Iittle Opposition Heard

House-little Opposition Heard.
 Washington, Dec. : IP}-Cha jrmar Smoot of the senate finance commit tee called his committeeman together today for brief hearing and early approval of the administration one per cent income tax reduction pro- posal
 Early next week, it is expected that the measure will be reported to the senate and then will begin dis cussion, probably controversy. over whether the tariff bill is tc be laid aside and the tax resolution taken up.
 Both Leaders Approyc
 Both republican and democratic ] leaders have approved the tax cut and while indications are that. as 1 finally approved by the senate, it will be in practically the same form as adopted by the house, there are several movements for departures from the program drawn up by the l administration.
 This would provide reduction Of one per cent in corporation and nor nal income tax rates of all brackets. to apply 10 taxes on incomes of 1929. The legislation was drawn up as a resolution authorizing reduc- ton for one year only and by eXpi- ration restoring present rates when | taxes are collected on incomes of 1880
 Some democrats contend that cor porations should be excluded from the reduction on the ground that they already have passed on 10 the consumer the taxes to be paid on their incomes of this year. Others think the cut should be made eff fective for two years and there are some who believe ii should be made permanent
 should Reduce Debt The western republican independ- cnts long have held the belief that treasury surpluscs. on which tax cuts are predicted. should be applied to a reduction of the national debt.
 Senator Watson Of Indiana, the republican leader, has announced that he will ask immediate consid- eration of the tax resolution when it is reported by the committee. Senator Simmons of North Caro- lima. the ranking democratic mom- Der Of the finance committee. be- lievcs that the tariff bill should be disposed of first. and Senator Borah of Idaho. a leader of the independ- ents is willing that the senate take up the tax measure. if assurance is l given that it will not long delay the 1 tariff debate.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
STATE INTERESTED
 IN SENATE OFFICE
Gov. Fisher Denies Ruln0r He
 Will Name Ware
APPOINTMENT SET SOON
"OnlN Matter of HourS.'' Official Says. Before He Will select Man As Junior Legislator For Penn sylyania.

Harrisburg, Pa. Dee. : IP)-Spcc- ulation on the identity of the man to be named by Governor John s. Fisher to fill the post of junior United States senator from Penn sylvania, made vacant by the sen ate's rejection of William $, Ware, took wide range today. No less than d dozen possibilities were advanced in political circles, with Joseph E. Grundy of Bristol, president of the Pennsylvania Manu- facturcrS' association. heading the list. Political observers believed that Grundy will be offered the appoint mcnt, but there was considerable doubt as to his acceptance because of the unllicndly feeling manifest against him by independent rcpub- licans and democrats in the senate during the investigation Of his lobbying activities.
 Sees States Opinion
 Governor Fisher announced in Reading last night that the appoint ment was "Only q matter of hours, |" but he said he would not reach a decision until h. had obtained a Summary Of opinion in various parts of the state"
 The governor criticized the sen- ate in refusing to seat Mr. Ware. In q statement 10 ncwspapermen, he said:
 While I have been opposed 10 Mr. Ware politically, I regarded his election as an established fact. accepted it as such, and issued a corrected certificate of election. In doing this I simply manifest the
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
THE WEATHE.R

New Britain and vicinity: Cloudy. followed by snow or rain late tonight or Sunday: not much change III temper aturc.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
HURLEY IS NAMED
 WAR SECRETARY
Oklahoma Native Keeps Up
 Lucky Friday Precedent
CHOICE PLEASES SOLDIERS
Assistant to Good Urged For Post By >outherncrs and Other Sec
 tions of Nation-New Official IG

tions of Nation-New Official iG
 Washington, Dec. (UP)-Lifc is just a succession of Fridays for Patrick Jay Hurley, Of Tulsa, Okla. selected by President Hoover 10 sue cecd the late James W. Good a. secretary of war.
 If the Fridays hold out there is no telling how high Hurley's career may take him. Friday is his good luck day. He will be the youngest secretary Of wa, so far as quick check of records shows, when the senate confirms his appointment, He is 4G.
 Born on Reservation
 Hurley was born on Friday, Jan. ,, 1883, ill the Choctaw nation, In. dian territory. He was graduated from National university here or Friday was admitted to the Okla. homa state bar on Friday. joined the army on Friday and was cited for the distinguished service medal on still another Friday.
 When Hurley married the daugh ter Of Admiral Henry B. Wilson tho calendar said Friday and when h. was sworn as assistant secretary 0. war last spring it was Friday again. Yesterday was Friday and on that day Mir. Hoover sent Hurley's nom ination as secretary of war to the senate. If Hurley doesn't die on Friday he will be as surprised as the circumstances of his death will permit.
 Hurley is q Catholic and the first Southerner Mir. Hoover has selected for full cabinet rank He is the first Oklahoman to enter any cab lnet office. Even democrats in southweSe states urged Hurleys appointment and the clamor for his selection was general in the south. As assistant secretary, Hurley Was
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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

Hawks. Il knew that we were going
to have trouble.
II want girl with those mysteri-
Gus, smouldering eyes. which express
50 very much, and ye. tell SO very
little. This Is power, OF the deepest,
most significant kind, but few wom-
en- possess it.
Farrell. cast as a naughty Arabian
prince, is capable Of great loyc-but it
is not the way OF men of his wealth
and position TO confess their love in
so many terms. Such things are
deeper than words.
Therefore, wanted a girl, with
the eyes OF the scul-a girl so vastly
different that she could wrench the
heart Of this naughty lover and make
him declare his passion.
1T takes the eyes OF siren to do
that. but did not want a siren. I
wanted woman who could love one
man, and be loved by one, but her
power had TO transcend the audible
power OF the desert. So much de-
pended upon the cycs-yct I wanted
soul behind those eyes.
so decided upon sad eyes, with
slight suggestion of mystery. Miss
Nlsscn is the one woman in the mo-
ton picture industry who completely
met my conception OF the girl ! de-
sired for this part. Her eyes, coupled
with poisc and magnificent acting,
make Miss Nissen ono OF the most
magnetic women in the motion pic
turc business"
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
Wolf Slain After Hunt
Lasting Four Months

Phoenix, Ariz.. April l9.-(P)-Four
months pursuit of l0-year-old wolf
wllosc dcpredations were internation-
al In scope has been rewarded by his
death.
The predatory creature included in
his range southeastern Arizona, New
Mexico and Mexico. He was credited
with having slain thousands OF dollars
worth of stock.
Last September, M. e. Musgrayc
director OF the governments fight
against destructive animals dis
patched Deputy AL Fields into the
district with instructions to stay there
until the wolf was killed. Every
path the animal was known to have
used was blocked with traps and
Fields established permanent camp
III the territor.,. After !. wait OF four
months the hunt was terminated
when the wolf returned to Arizona
and was trapped.
That the animal was {. good Judge
of beef was disclosed by the records
which indicated 70 per cent of his
kills were fat. yearling hcifcrs cut out
from the herd End har.lstrung.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
SELFR|DGE SEEKING
MOTOR FREIGHT Line
Semi-Weekiy Service From Bis.
mdrck and Mandan to Be
Aired at Hearing

Scmi-weekly motor freight service
from Bismarck and Mandan to Self
ridge and Breien is in prospect as the
result OF an application by Coils and
Ellingson Of Selfridge for permission
to furnish such service
The state railroad board. which has
charge OF such matters. will hold a
formal hearing on the application a,
Sclfricge at 2 p. m. on April %.
Business houses in Bismarck and
Mandan are expected TO urge the
board to grant the application. Com
modities now are sent into that ter
ritory from points in South Dakota
on the Milwaukee, and western North
Dakota jobbers see in the new freight
line an opportunity to increase their
trade territory.
The proposed Semi-week1y service
would be offered from April to Mo-
vcmbcr !. From November TO April
] the service would be weekly only.
Special rates would be offered on
milk or cream in cans and empty
cans would be returned free under the
proposed tariff schedules. The rates
from Bismarck and Mandan to the
southern points would be the same,
the two cities being treated as one for
rate making purposes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
FREE HOSPITALITY
AT STATE H. s. TESTS
Grand Forks Providing univer-
sity Buildings and Meal
Tickets

Grand Forks, N. D., April 19-(P)-
When high school boys and girls come
here next month from all parts OF the
state to participate in the state high
school contests they will require only
Z little money to pay their expenses.
Free meals and free living quarters
are provided for the contestants as an
announcement to students who might
otherwise be handicapped in making
the trip.
Meal tickets will be issued upon the
registration Of the contestants and
will be accepted as cash at the uni
versity cafeteria. Residence halls,
fraternity and sorority houses will be
thrown open to house visitors. The
only requirement is that contestants
bring their own blankets.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

WCC0 have attracted much favor
eblo comment. He is a member Of
the Hillcrest Coli club, st. Paul Atl,-
letic club. the Optimist club and a
popular IN both social and busine8
circles. Mr.. Henderson recently wrote
the following voluntary letter Of rec
ommendation for eargon:
Il suffered 26 years with periodic
stomach disorders and biliousness.
With these attacks, the usual symp-
toms Of indigestion, coated tongue.
d1xsine6s and . very sallow color. I
Was extremely nervous, lacked enegry
and vitality and was in q generally
weakened condition. Last year I
consulted ono Of the finest clinics In
America. Soon after leaving there. i
had another attack. NY case had
neen quite 9 puzzle to q number OF
the best medical men in the U. 8.
and Canada. :.
II began taking sargon, ana Y
haven't felt - good In twenry.~.~5
years. My appetite Is splendid and /
enjoy anything ! feel Ike eating with
no trouble. Now I sleep well, my
color y good and 6atgon has pre-
vented recurrence Of attacks that
no medicine Or treatment was ever
able to previously accomplish.
1T has been = pleasure to recom-
mend this wonderful medicine "a :
number q my friends. / have GER
tasnyy pue Sargon to the test, a,3d
kneM y viii d II claimed for II. Il.
eyeen my b obtained in Dias
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
utilities GRANTED
SERVICE APPEALS
Motor Freights Approved and
Telephone Changes by Pur-
chase Permitted

Permission TO operate motor freight
service from Moorhead, Mimi, to East
Grand Forks, Mimi. via Fargo and
Grand Forks. has been granted by the
state railroad board to the Tn-City
Motor Transportation company Of
| Fargo
The proposed route will operate
over U. S. Highway No. 81 from Fargo
TO Grand Forks, returning to the east
side OF the Red River at the Northern
terminus.
The Northwestern Bell Telephone
company has been authorized to buy
two miles OF telephone line south Of
Mandan. Morton county, from the St.
Anthony Telephone company.
William Clifford, OF Mohal1, has
been authorized to buy from Charles
Z. Shrawder, OF Medina, the telephone
exchanges at Woodworth, Braddock
| and Hazelt0n and the rural lines near
Braddock and Hazelton.
Permits to operate local motor
freight services were granted to Will
liam Barber, Westhope: r. J. Jonas,
Lehr. and William Currey, operating
as the Bell Transfer, Devils Lake.
Pringle McQuarries, Devils Lake.
operating as the Gray Cab company,
was authorized to furnish motor pas
5engcr service in the vicinity Of that
city.
A reduction in the electric rates for
cooking and refrigeration. proposed by
the Dakota Public Service company
and applicable at Lakota was ap-
proved.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
METHODIST BISHOP
FROM HELENA HERE
SUNDAY FOR SERVICE
Or. Brown, Noted Missionary,
viii Spend Week Visiting
In This District

Bishop Wallace e. Brown. .. D..
Ii. D., Of Helena, Montana, resident
bishop of the Helena conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church. will
be . visitor In Bismarck on Saturday
and Sunday, in connection with the
world service cultivation program Of
the church.
It is the purpose Of Bishop Brown
to spend one week in each district of
the conference giving inspirational
addresses In connection with this pro-
gram.
Bishop Brown will occupy the pull
pit Of McCabe Methodist church at
l0:30 Sunday morning.
From Bismarck he will 90 to Dick
inson, where he will conduct the eve
ming service and his itinerary on the
Bismarck district for the coming
week will be as follows: Monday
Mott: Tuesday, Washburn: Wednes-
day. Douglas; Thursday. Linton; FRI
day. Steele.
Bishop Brown will speak twics
daily In all the rural churches at 3
p. m. and 8 p. m. All neighboring
Methodist congregations are expected
to be in attendance.
Accompanying the bishop will be
the Rev. G. Leroy White, district
superintendent.
Bishop Brown Is one Of the out
standing leaders of the Methodist
Episcopal church, most forceful
speaker, has spent several years in
China Is missionary bishop and has
Travelled extensively in Europe in con-
nection with his church duties.
The Rev. Walter E. Water. the local
pastor, urges every Methodist of the
city to be present on Sunday morn
ing next. to hear the Bishops mes
sage. The general public also is in
vited to attend.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
AT THE MOVIES
ELTINGE THEATRE

A reproduction OF the Battle OF
Trafalgar Is seen in THE Divine
Lady" Corinne Griifith's latest pic
turc for First National, which is now
showing at the Eltinge Theatre.
Despite the magnitude OF the mari
time scenes OF The Divine Lady
this sequence by no means dominates
the picture. which deals with naval
battles only as incidents in the grea,
love story OF Lady Hamilton and Lord
Nelson. Miss Griffith, as the lady
OF many affairs and one splendid
ideal romance. worked In the picture
steadily for over more than Six
months while another six months wa;
devoted to preparations for filming
the story.
The cincmatic naval battles ane
other scenes with old fashioned sail.
ing ships and memo war took place
along the entire California coast
from Monterey TO San Diego. Land
Ing scenes were filmed near Monterey
and three hundred miles south. tho
principal battle scenes were taken al
distances ranging from fifty to ONT
hundred miles from shore.
Four ships were used as "princi-
pals" In the sea episodes, and from,
eight to fourteen others for distan,
atmosphere. no action being showr
on the decks OF the latter. In this
way the whole English and French
fleets were reproduced.
The cast supporting Miss Griffith
In THE Divine Lady" Is notable
one and includes Victor Varconi a.
Lord Nelson. H. b. Warner as Lore
Hamilton. Ian Keith. Montagu Love
william Conklin. Marie DresSler
Dorothy Cummings. Michael Vavitct
and others. Frank Lloyd always to h
remembered gratefully for his sc,
Hawk" directed.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
u SUMMER SESSION
OFFERS 16O COURSES
Teaching Of Care for MaIad-
justsd Children Among
New Features

Grand Forks. N. D., April 19.-More
than $50 courses will Be offered 1T
the University Of North Dakota sum-
mer session beginning June II and
concluding Aug. 8, it was announced
today by Dean J. v. Breitweiser, di-
rector. This number is decided in
crease over that Of other years, Mr..
Breitweiser said.
Additional offerings come. he ex-
plains, in the form Of courses for
teaching Of maladjusted children,
practice teaching In high schools, and
additional offerings in music and
manual arts. A special training school
for teachers Of the deaf win be spon-
sored In addition.
Through cooperation with the
school for the deaf at Devils Lake and
the Institution for the feeble minded
1t Grafton, the directors Of the sum
mer session have been able to secure
special teachers for instructing peo-
pie In how to handle maladiusted
and defective children.
Two special teachers will be Sc
cured, Mr.. Breitweiser said. They
with the assistance Of Supt. Burton
w. briggs. Of the Devils Lake school
and the head Of the Grafton institute
will direct work In aiding people as
sist defective children throughout the
state, II Is explained.
Students Will enroll on regular uni
versity blanks and will receive credit
for work completed. announces the
director.
Those Interested In the maladjusted
children will attend school at Graf.
ton under the direction o. l1lss Nellie
Mcdonald. special lecturer. Arrange
meuts tor their care and hoard are
being made By the Grafton authogi-
ties. accoeding 70 Hreitweiser.
The deaf children, however, win be
brought to tho university ana quar-
tered there Ia = fraternity home un-
der their regular matron, present
plans indicate. Thus, It Is explained
the students enrolling In the course
VIII be given the theory Of teachiue
the detectives and then have regula1
subjects on whom they can practice
the theory explained.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
PLAN RUST ERADICTION

In order 10 interest boys and girls
OF the state III eradicting the bar
berry bush. spreadcr of black stem
rust. Illinois has arranged to give
anyone reporting the location Of a
barbcrry bush and sending in twig
Tor identification, the badge and
medal signifying honorary member
ship in the National Rust Busters
club.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
CAPITOL THEATRE

Sad eyes, with slight suggestion
OF mystery. are the greatest assets a
girl can have in the motion picture
industry. says Howard Hawks. Fox
Films director, who made FAIL,
coming to the Capitol Theatre on
Monday.
when we began searching for a
girl to play the leading feminine role
opposite Charles Farrell" said
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

an unqucStioned right 10 demand that
an adequate supply OF fuel be main
tained. based on consumption, and
that the move toward conservation
not be made a cloak TO cover a boost
in price for gasoline and oils"
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19

Well irrigation is fairly easy in
Kansas It is estimated that more
than 2,500,O00 acres of land in that
state are SO located that water is
available within depth of 60 feet,
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
SELLS CHAMPION COW

Canary Korndykc Alcartra," the
Holstein cow Of Ben H. Thompscn. o!
Boharm, Saskatchewan. was bough,
by the Saskatchewan government for
$4,000. The cows holds the worlds
record for butterfat production.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-19
gram planned for the capital will bt
outlined.

gram planned for the capital will be
outlined
c. Francis Jenkins and DR.. Lee De-
Forest will discuss Developments In
television in an interview to be broad
cast Sunday evening from WBAC and
chain group.
WGN. Chicago, has rearranged its
daytime schedule to make room for
broadcasts Of baseball play by play Of
the Chicago major league teams. Quiu
Ryan gives the details.
WIS, Chicago, In reviewing its five
years on the air, estimates that In
that time it has received Z million let
tiers from listeners. Last year 1000
persons appeared before its micro
phone.
In commemoration Of the birthday
Of william Shakespeare, a perform
ance Of his drama, "The Tempest y
will be presented Monday evening
April ~, from WIZ, KDKA, WJR and
KWK.
CFBR, Toronto, becomes q part Of
the CHS chain for the first time Sun
day evening, coming On for the thea
ter Of the air. Two Canadian songs
are to be given during the hour In
honor of the stations addition to the
network.
WENR, Chicago, has q new feature
In the persons Of Thora Martens
mezzo soprano, and Edward Davies
baritone. who are giving a series OF
duets from light opera during the late
night programs on Mondays and Fri
days.
The new station Of KPO, San Fran
cisco, Is said to have an unusual
ground system. It consists Of q net
work Of copper strips. spaced . foot
apart and running parallel to each
other. They will stretch over . wide
area just above the roof Of the build
ing supporting the antenna towers.