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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
Northwest Railroad
Chiefs Are Stranded
Here Despite Titles

Their official positions failed to
help stranded chiefs Of four north
west railroads get out Of Bismarck
today.
Here to attend q hearing before
Examiner Money Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission relative to
the proposal to put the entire state
in the central standard time zone,
they could neither hold the hearing
nor leave the city. When cloud.
bursts in the Bad Lands paralyscd
railroad service last night, it be.
came impossible for Money to reach
Bismarck or for the railroad men
to leave.
T. F. Lowry, superintendent of
the Yellowstone division Of the
Northern Pacific, in whose district
the cloudburst did most damage, left
Mandan on No. z today for Medora.
He plans to supervise reconstruction
work in the storm sector, expecting
to travel west Of Medora by the best
available means.
The first train service of the day
was made at 2:24 o'clock this after.
noon. when q train to operate rs No
8 eastward, made up at Mandan, ar
rived here. A large crowd Of east
bound passengers had gathered a
the depot.
Train No. 5, which left Bismarcl
for tn. west at 10:48 o'clock las
night and travelled as far as Medora
was due to arrive here on its return
trip next, being expected shortl,
after No. 8 pulled out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
had disrupted train service west q
Bismarck.

MOTORISTS PARADISE
Arabia, largest peninsula In tn
world. has less than 1000 automobiles
according to the u. s. department q
commerce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
PRISON. ROAD PAVING
PROPER IS REJECTED
State Highway Commission De.
cIares Funds insufficient
to Enter Agreement

Contract awards totaling $246, l83.-
a. were announced today by the state
highway department, bringing the to.
tai Of contracts awarded yesterday
and today to $273, 1893 I.
! Major contracts follow: Gravel sur
facing 1875 miles, s. H. No. 6, north
Of Bismarck, w. H. Noel company,
Jamestown, $16,7l7.91.
Gravel surfacing and oiling Il miles
on 8. H. No. l8, north Of Casselton,
Stevens Brothers, st. Paul. Mimi.
$50, &c.
Gravel surfacing II miles on 8. H.
No. I, through Fort Totten and con.
meeting Devils Lake with s. H. No.
;, w. H. Noel company, $l6,l69.24.
Scoria surfacing 14.2 miles on y,
8. No. 10, east from Montana line
and west from Medora, Win Conan,
Goodrich, N. D., $2l ,268.O0.
, Gravel Surfacing 6.25 miles on s.
H. Nc. 9, west from Harvey, Interstate
Construction company, Aberdeen, 8
D.. $l0,720.64.
Gravel surfacing 1876 miles from
Balfour west and Drake east on 8. H
Nc. 8, M. D. Butler, Grand Forks
$27,A14.02.
4 Earth grading 9.47 miles from Dun.
seth south on S. H. No. 8, Johr
Coghlan, st. John, $23,265!O5
= Gravel surfacing and oiling OK
miles on U. s. No. 81, from Canadian
line to Hamilton, Interstate Con
struction company, $76.676.52.
Z Gravel surfacing 1906 miles on y
s. No. II, from Bucyrus to Reeder
Win Conan, SIS, 886.27.
Proposal by the Burleigh count!
commissioners and the city engineer
Of the city of Bismarck that the STATE
Join with the city and county in paw
ing the road from Bismarck to tn
state ~penitentiary. was rejected OF
the ground that the state highwa,
commission has insufficient funds t
enter into such agreements wit
cities. If such all agreement is mad
with one city 1t must be made wit
all, Commissioner J. A. Dinnie said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
Lip Paralysis Forces
Bands Change at Dome

A paralyzed lip has forced the cam
collation. of a jazz orchestra'S engage
ment at the Dome pavilion.
Mike Doty. leader Of the Red jack
cts, Fargo band, which has been play
ing at the Bismarck dance palace, in
jured a facial nerve to such an ex-
tent that a physician has ordered him
to stop blue blowing" for several
weeks. It automatically Cancelled the
Red Jackets engagement at the Dome
for Saturday night.
But dance lovers are not going
without their Saturday night ecre-
alton.
Ellis Commodorcs. novelty orchestra
from WATERFOWL, s. D., will take the
band stage at the Dome tomorrow
night.
They're hot" said the management
of the Dome today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
Imprudent Skeeter
Marshaling Forces

Chicago. - (AP) - Early reports
indicate a bumper mosquito crop.
j. Lydell Clarke, engineer for the
Desplaines Valley mosquito abatc.
ment district, examined . square
foot Of flooded prairie sod. It yield
ed 307 mosquitoes in its first Today
crop.
At this rate, flooded prairie lands
will yield 13,372,920 mosquitoes to
the acre, he estimated, and no one
knows how many itching bumps.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07

which will arrive at jamestown to-
night.
Mrs. ]. +. Jesty, Killdeer, mother
of Howard Ellsworth who is taking
his wife's body to Baltimore for
burial, jeanette Ellsworth, daughter
Of the dead woman. and Mrs. An
drew Erdah., Mrs. Jesty's daughter.
will accompany the party to Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth,
and Andrew Erdahl will be unable
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07

to attend the funeral services at
Baltimore.
Friends Of the Ellsworths from
Hazen, Killdecr, Sterling and other
points who came to Bismarck today
to meet the funeral party have re-
turned home due to re-routing Of the
train via Minot after cloudbursts
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
Meyer Car Is
Recovered by Radio
On Streets Of MinOt

Use Of the radio has restored Phil
]. Meyers stolen Tord. Word came
from the Minot police today that the
stolen car had been found abandoned
on the streets there.
The fact Of the loss had been
broadcast BY Meyer from his KFYR
station, Thursday, and the authorities
all over the state were On the alert
to recover the stolen property.
Meyer will have the car brought
back by 1 trusty chauffeur.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
How CAN M LOSE?

Hazard, KY, June lit looks like
nothing outside Of an earthquake
could keep Mi. Combs from being
e scted jailer of this town. Even
though he is running against "a rival
office seekers, he can rest easy.
Twenty-four Of the IS are named
Combs, and their relatives make up
the majority Of the towns voters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07

been turned in tn. Capital city's di-
rectton.
From the Missouri river east, North
Dakota spent q dry "a hours, no pre-
cipitation being reported from any
point up to Z a. m. today. Prospects
Of showers were seen for the north
western portion Of the state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
FINE WORK, GEORGE

London, June IA collection Of
miniatures valued at more than
$15, 900 has been constructed here by
George M. Sibbald. Leeds jeweler.
with the aid Of q fine darning needle.
Ills models include q horizontal en-
CINE, inside q cherry stone, weighing
only five grains; a gold revolver Of 76
r secs, inside an almond shell; . fur
nished two-room home, in halt .
Barcelona nut shell: and q golden
state carriage weighing only II grains.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
Ellsworth Relatives
Go to jamestown to
Meet Funeral Train

North Dakota relatives of Mrs.
Howard Ellsworth, killed in an auto
mobile accident at Long Beach.
Calf, Sunday night, left Bismarck
today to meet the funeral party
aboard a Northern Pacific train
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO CASH CHAIN
Chicago, June VIII
sales.
Corn-No. 2 mixed 91X to 4; No.
l yellow 80; No. 2 white 05h; sample
grade Is to 50.
Oats-No. 2 white 46A; sample
grade Az.
Rye-No sales.
Barley-50 to 81.
Timothy seed 3.05 to 4.70.
Clover seed 100 to $500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07

signs Of relief.
All the q. w.
Roberts, federal
m e t G o rologist
would promise
was "partly
cloudy tonight
and Saturday.
Slightly warmer
tonight"
Take 1t or leave
1t, the Badlands
s h bath
snns1t has mi
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-07
Warmer Weather
Is Promised Slope

While western North Dakota and
eastern Montana were swimming out
Of the worst cloudburst in years to-
day, Bismarck was sweltering with
heat and scanning the heavens for
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
'WILLYS OFFERS
new SIX

Adherents Of the knight sleeve
valve engine have q wide range q
completely new models to select
from among the varied presentations
of the Wiilys-K Knight six being dis.
played at the automobile show.
John n. WHY'S. president Of the
WHY'S Overland Company. has upon
several ccoasions expressed himself
as believing that style and beauty
are OF paramount interest to present.
day motorists. The WfIl-N- knight
displays would indicate that art ana
design have become an integral part
of the Toledo manufacturers policy,
for all the models possess an air, =
balance OF proportion, which could
have come oaly 4rQH a slilIfu1 and
calculated effort to please the pub.
lie eye.
The Identifying markings of the
former Willys-Knight are fafntIy.
distinguishable In these latest pre-
sentations. but only family The
Characteristic Willys-Knight angles
and curves In the radiator shell and
along the lood have given way TO
streamline effect which sweeps back
across the hood and the high cowl
almost obliteratiI !; the old familiar
pattern.
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
Motorists Should Watch
Condition Of Headlights

The headlights Of your auto.
mobile are under untiring inspec.
fion Of from the traffic law enforce.
Inent officers. It Is your duty
under the law to maintain sufficien.
light TO see and to be seen by other
motorists, vet you are not allowed
10 maintain bright or dazzling
tights.
Under the law you are not en-.
titled to maintain more than two
spot lights on your car. It is well
to carry your official inspection
certificate with you. They carry q
preponderance OF weight IN case
Won are questioned
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
Traffic Men Who Tow
Must Netifv Owners

Patrolmen ant traffic men ii
Pittsburgh. Pa. who tow autonao.
biles found parked in violation 81
the traffic rules, to public garages,
must notify the owners. The de.
cision. made by the municipal court,
Is expected to have an important 81.
feet on the conduct OF the proprie.
tors Of the so-cailed police garages.
who are alleged IN many cases fo
have failed To notify owners 81 cars
brought in by the police and later Is
have sold the machines for the stor.
age charges
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
Styles Of 1929 Models Will Draw Thousands to Show
COMMANDER 8.
MAKES BOW

A new Commander Eight, an
improved Commander six at 4
new low price. and a new Pres.
ident Eight make their first for.
NAL appearances in Washington at
the Auto Show. The Dictator
and Efskine rounds out the com.
plete studebaker line for 1929.
The brilliant performance which
during the last year has won 50
many Iaurels for the President
has been further Improved by In
creasing the output Of the motor
to 115. Longer wheeIbase ana
double drop frame CONSTRUCTION
have permitted the design Of beau.
tiful new bodies of greater length
and rDOminess. with markedfy lower
and more graceful anes.
The new Commanders are mount.
cd on e chassis Of 100 inches wheel
base. Tho Commander Eight de.
yel0ps 80 horsepower and the Six
rs horsepower. Both motors re.
fleet brilliant qualities. A com.
plete range Of beautiful new bodies
styles. longer, lower and roonaier
and fitted with nonshatte safe.
ty glass windshia1ds. are offered
ia the new Commander line.
The Dictator's body lines are
low and graceful, distinctively set
Off by Studebaker's polo cap"
VISOR. deep. narrow radiator topped
BY q winged radiator cap, winged
head lamps and smart color com.
binations
All the new Studebaker models
are characterized by a wealth Of
smart appointments and complete
equipmant. There 10 more leg room
IN both front and rear eornpart.
ments.
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
Keep Bearings Clean
To Get Good Service

Wheel bearings Should he kept
clean and thoroughly Iubricated.
when these bearings are worn or
broken. about the only thing that
can be done Il to replace themn
repair them.
II the slightest piece Of metal
goes into the beariag ii may result
in the crushing of the balls and
raceway. This would Be indicated
by a scratching sort Of noise when
the car is running.
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
BROTHERS SIX

WHN FIRST you sss the Nesg
Dodge Brothers Sir you are gurs
60 excIains
ssWhat Beaufys What NEW
Style! What 4 yaIne!''
And when firstyou ridein Il, and
driyeit, You win feel an equal thrill
from its spirited performance.
For not only has ChrysIer artis-
Try here fashioned fresh triumphs
Ia alIuring lines and curves. but
Chrysler engineering has deyeI-
oped Cor this new Dodge Brothers
Six notabIe advances that insurea 4
measure and quality of perform-
ance never before known in ear
90 moderately priced.
The exclusive MonO-piecc Boiy
y an outstanding achievement.
It's single-piece construction and
inhexibIe uni6cation with the
chassis produce unparalleled rid
ing steadinesa. There are no joints
to squeak. Tens Of thousands Of
miles Of hardest usage leave this
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
Gunlrned Brake Bands
Muck to Be Avoided

When brake Dands, especially
hand brake bands, become badly
gummed efficiency IL greatly i'm
paired.
Jerky starting of the car results
from gummed brake bands which
Is quite noticeable after the car
has been allowed to stand a while
with the brake on. Many car
owners attribute this peculiarity 10
the clutch, many to loose rear
wheels.
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
SEDAN
EXHIBITED
At SHOW

Improvements in the Lincoln auto.
mobile. which are creating one OF
the points Of interest OF the auto.
mobile shows this year. include not
only alterations In the LincolIl
chassis, but also in the design Of
some OF the well known Lincoln
bodies.
AS the policy of the Ford Motor
Company. which is applicable
equally to the Lincoln, does not
contemplate yearly model changes.
the alterations made with the Lin
coin have attracted more than
usual notice. According to an
nouncement By the Lincoln Conn
pany, these changes embrace what
has been found justifiable, as q re-
suit Of numerous experiments, to
continue the progressive develop
ment Of this high-class motor car.
Has New Sedan
The Lincoln Company has among
its standard cars this year new
town sedan. designed by Willoughby.
Al 7WHAC1l IIllS We'll hnOWA C01SO4kl
coach builder sought to en1body the
most authoritative conception Of
automobile body art. The body was
shaped for its eye appeal, and with
the particular thought of obtaining
grace and beauty Of line while the
car Is in motion.
The Town Sedan is the type Of
owner driven closed car that is hav.
ing wider and wider acceptance, ape
pealing to men and women who
like to do their own driving as an
automobile well adapted for daily
use.
The Sedan was SO designed by the
custom artist that opportunity was
given for a range OF color treat
ment to satisfy a variety of tastes.
An almost unlimited number OF color
combinations may be used In EN-
phasizing the impression of motion
given by the silhouette. Treatment
of the belt line. mouldings and
window reveals Of this Sedan dis
plays the artistry that went into
its conception. Other striking Lin
coin bodies are being exhibited at
the shows this year. for greater
comfort and convenience and give
a rev touch of beauty to the gem
eral ensemble Of this fine automo-
bile.
The outline Of the Lincoln fadia-
tor shell has been altered slightly.
with the result that It's neatness Is
improved.
The Washington times., 1929-01-26

"The Times Offers Unexed Cooperation fn AuooiUe Fied
Statement That Has Never Been Challenger
LEO SUGRUE
OmoH
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
Greater Hudson Retains
Two Chassis Idea
Elaborated

In the greater Hudson-as the
two cars built BY the Hudson Motor
Car Company is now caIled-the
two chassis fsiea has been retained
ana elaborated into an Interesting
variety Of bodies. mounted on q
standard chassis and . leng chassis,
the former being 122 inches and
the latter 1Se inches. Although the
two chassis carry different bodies.
their salient mechanical features
are the RaIl1e.
The wider variety sDf body choice
Is giwan 10 the standard chassis
which comes with nine bodies.
namely: roadster phaeton, coupe
convertible coupe. e0ach victoria,
standard sedan, town sedan and
land dau-aedan. The tR2sinch con.
vertible coupe ID an interesting ad-
.Cition 10 the line, offering the re-
clusion OF D eoupe body which IN
a few moments, with the aid 0f dis
appearing wfndows, may be con.
Yerted into nm open model with top
down.
Model Shows Changes
"A model which shows q number 81
Interesting changes d the victoria
The, former sloptng hack with fold.
ing ia has given way p straighter
vines, permitting the placing of q
trunk of original and hagnonioils
outlines.
Changes appear also In the seaErl
ir,g arrangement Of the new victoria.
The seats are no longer staggered
but extend STRAIGHT across the body
in the rear. while the front seats are
side BY side. :
available on the i39fnch chassis
are five bodiesa four. passenger
sport phaet0n. 4 7-passenger phaeton.
a 54Dassanger sport sedass a 1-paS-
senger sedan and limousine.
The bodies oe both chassis aver
age = inches longer and 81 inches
wider than their immediate pHele-
ceHsors. While there l., in conse-
q .ence, more les and elbow room,
nothing intruGes on the slender
s. ace that is the dominant note of
the body contours.
The endeavor to increase comfort
has also been carried into the front
compartments Tho front seats Of
the eedans and the drivers seat In.
the coach ana Victoria models may
be adjusted SIS inches forward or
back ky means oe q large, easily
manipulated worm screw located
at the seat base. This wide adj
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
HudsOnMO Noted
For NelO Features
Essex Boasts Is Body.
improvements on
Challenger

L y ( t
| While the new Essex, the lower.
priced OF the two cars built by Hud.
son Motor Car Company, at the
show, is tagged with q list Of rs
different mechanical and body Inn
/ proponents, the makers lay so much
stress on the cars outstanding per-
fornanee, that the new Issue has
been given the official name OF
Essex the Challenger"
There Is speed-70 miles and more
--ana abundant power. because the
output of the motor has been sn.
creased % per cent, TO an actual 56i
horsepower. Among the changes tOi
which the greater speed and power
are due are a larger bore. higher
compensated. increased valve lit,
new cylinder head, improved valve
timing, new location of spark plugs,
new fabrication system larger rad
ator, new type cooling fan, new muf-
fier, higher gear ratio Of the final
drive sand other features.
New Rod Bearings
The development Of the power
plant to an engine delivering IS
hersepower has led to the adoption
of new naaIn and connecting rod
hearings Of new design, for which
patent applications are pending. In
the improved main bearings the
lower half is without the conven.
tional fabrication grooves, and il
the connecting rod bearings the
upper halves are ungrooyed. On the
other hand, the npper main bear
ings and the lever connecting rod
bearings are grooved Ia accordance
with h new system that provides
eOpious lubricati0n in spite of the
fact that the, bearings themselves
are adjusted with closer clearance
than Is common practice.
Also, through the adoption Of q
new Marvel carburetor with two
heat controls. adjustments Tor tenn.
perature and climatic changes. etc,
the gasoline consumption Ii said to
b. still lower than before
Essex the Challenger now comes
with new steering GEAR, adjust
able for the drivers height and
operating on roller bearings through. /
out the entire mechanism. A new
four-wheel brake system has been
provided. Il is Of the two-shoe type.
completely covered Nodded com.
position blocks are used instead of |
textile Innings, and brake adjust |
ment can be made without tools.
IA
The Washington times., 1929-01-26

Dodge Brothers SIX body = tight,
asiirlm and as silent a when new
The pOwer-plant Of the new
Dodgc Brothcrs Six IL = HaasteffuI
engine with 7-bearing crank
shaft. Its amodeI of aceessibiI biIlty.
The transmission gears are Of
nesC wide face design. The rear
axle has double thrust-absorbing
roller bearings. The brakes are
4-wheeI Chrysler weatherproof
hydraulics. There are LOyejoy
hydraulic shock absorbers All
around. The tires arc $50 Oversize.
The new Dodge Br0thers Six ID
car that win take any paceyOu ask
il for, and hold Il indefinitely
with fatigueIess easefor driver and
passengers, and with luxurious
comfort and safety.
Seize the very first opportunity
to see this new Dodge Brothers Six
and learn for yourself why every.
one = saying that % u the gEeat-
cst Dodge triumph Of all.
r. y y s. E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-13
AMARILLO WOMAN AGAIN
ON TRIAL FOR Staying

CANYON. Texas. Aug. 13.-tR)-
With the jury complete. after one
day Of questioning. testimony in the
second trial CT Mrs. Levi Stallwcrth
for the Staying in Amarillo last May
Of Mrs. Grace Morrison, was to
open today.
The jury was completed at a ses-
sion last night after the state ana
the defense had exhausted most Of
their peremptory challenges.
Mrs. Stallworth and her mother
in-law are ac.oSed OF having co.,
laborated in the Staying Of Mrs.
Morrison. whose home was in Plain
view. Mrs. Levi Stallwcrth is ac-
cused Of having fired the fatal
shots.
The shooting occurred IN down.
town Amarillo. At the first trial,
which resulted in a disagreement,
the defense sought to show Mrs.
Morrison had accepted attentions
from Mr.. Stallworth and the de-
PENDANT had gone to Mrs. Morrison
to demonstrate with her. Mrs. STALL
worth testified in her first trial she
shot only after Mrs. Morrison made
threatening gestures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-13
Railroads Combat
Waste by Research

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 13.-
Rl-R. II Ashton, prssiden. Of the
American Railway association. says
American railroads have been put
under the microscope with a view
toward eliminating waste and i'm
proving the service.
To-day the railroad systems are
one gigantic laboratory" he told an
audience Of railroad men. in
which millions OF persons are en-
gagged in an extensive war on
waste"
He listed the chief contributions
by science to more efficient opera
ton Of the railroads, as follows:
ID Greater utilization Of loco
motives BY increasing the length OF
runs.
~ Fuel conservation.
CD Modification Of Specifications
for steel rails and wheels with 6
view to improving their quality.
ca Substitution Of steel for wood
n cars.
(5) Rearrangement Of terminals
and shops.
(6) Improved methods OF COM
munication and signaling.
Cd Reclamation, where economi-
cal. of old materials.
90 Greater Standardization or
freight cars, which reduces costs
OF repairs.
CD Simplification and reduction
Of stocks Of materials and supplies.
G0) Better methods Of Grating
and storing goods in freight cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-13
Grand Jurors For
Next Term Named

a list OF grand jurors for the Sep
TENDER term of the district criminal
court has been turned over to the
sheriff's department by the district
clerk. The court will open Sept. 2.
The criminal docket is said to be
average.
The grand jurors to be summoned
are: Charles Lovinger. Joe Joachim.
III. @. Gay and Claude Macy Of
Brownsville Dwight Cilley. r. T.
Roberts. Fred M. Booth and j. G.
Hfertz Of San Benito; c. B. Richey,
M. Rogers and Gerald w. Nc
Kenna Of Harrington: r. l.. Day and
I. 3. Corns Of Stuart Place: J. r.
George Of Rio Hondo: II. 3. Noblett
of La Feria and G. G. Paloma-