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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
BOrah's Pessimislm
Over Volstead Law
Starts Verbal War
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conditions were such q to coil for m
effort and an heroic effort" He add.
ed that he had mo means Of know
Ing" how much progress has been
made - its results have not yet ap-
peared on the face Of things"
Enforcement Zeal Great
Mitchell said tn fairness TO the
men now engaged In the prohibition
service, he could not let Boeah's
criticism pass unchallenged. There
has never. he asserted. been greater
zeal In the enforcement Of the liquor
laws than at present.
He went Oh to say that moro can be
accomplished when congress Is ready
to approve legislGtion carrying out
the administrations recommends.
ttons for more adequate law enforce.
ment machinery. His department has
been Ut work for months, he added,
on measures designed to improve per.
sonnet. relieve congestion In the
courts ana reorganize the enforce.
ment agencies.
"There has been Improvement In
the last six MONTHS" he declared.
There has also, under the peesi.
dents leadership. been q noticeable
change In public attitude Of the pro-
hibition laws"
Dorian slightly fesaimlstjc
Doran. while saying the admins
tration Of the prohibition laws q
susceptible to Improvement" assert
ed that TO say prohibition cannot be
enforced with the present personnel
comes perilously near to saying It
cannot be enforced at all" He added
ION the whole. We are not likely to
find q more loyal and conscientious
group Of men than are now serving
under me-"
Borah said Mitchell's statement was
encouraging, but that the truth Of
the business Is the personnel q In
need Of drastic overhauling and II the
attorney general is engaged In that
work, strength to his arm"
He continued that IT there Is any
proposal before congress which Will
help this particular feature Of the
situation. that also should Be speeded,
but he added he knew 'of no pro-
posal which will reach the condition
rs I see 1t In this particular matter"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
Archbishop Of Turin,
Kings Friend, Dead

Rome, De-. ~. ~ B - Cardinal
GAMBIA. archbishop Of Turin, died to-
day. His death reduced the College
Of Cardinals 70 q, Of whom - are
Italians and - foreigners.
The archibshop was On old friend
Of the royal family and vas called In
BY both them and the pope during
OF arrangements for
Crown Prince Hubert's wedding jan
uAsy &.
Il had been expected he would per-
form tho ceremony but his age and
lntlrnity caused him to decline In
favoe q Cardinal Aaffi. archbishop
O. PA.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
Npw Yonak

New Ycrk. bee eE5XSIpe vltry
...arssse4 irrsla!ss: cCicsese. fsses
- to IS; frcssa g 8 =; roSstpt6
fresh 10 20 ~
Live irregular; cAjckens, " o.
press - ~ -; brolDeea oxlgooo d
g 81: fewla. sxprSse q, - Oh tus..
s g: Cd. SSsas. a;sasIs ~ ssstss;
Dsgs, unsettled; receipts ssl,911.
s. % s.; extra first u . 81, TIL
50 70 81; rsfrleesatos best meree llQ
to 81. extra first .lSi first 20 Is sIlfl
ssconds se!k te.ses: Nseley llsnee2!
nearby and nsatby westsFn 1AeanoeS
lets not quoted; nser6y lfcn9esY
brown. fancy 70 extra fancy % - IN
s rss!f'e f,f sStis rslt: :. extra = = ~
Butter unsettl16: rAc1ipts 11,9e3.
Creamery. higher thar txtsla Ae1t g
scorAl IS 70 94A.
cAsess sssaay; sesoipts i7t.1lA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
a.0n.AGN a.MacRcSac

ClllcaEV, Dec. ?6.-(AP)-Checsc
per Id: twins :0isc; daisies 70 3-4
10 2lc: long horns ~ to 21Lc; young
Americas :1Iec: Swiss see; Limburg *
ere; brick .V1kc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26

Chicago. Dec. sG.-(APl-lU. 8. d.
A.)-Potat0es receipts. 81 cars. on
track :4l cars: total y. 3. shipments
Tuesday ~. Wednesday AZ cars
trading fair. market firm on north.
ern, barely steady on Idaho, Wtscon.
sin sacked round whites 3.4E to $50,
Minnesota sacked round whites 3.35
go: occasional car 500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
MINNEAPOLIS Nnl:.AT
ElTlf1k1:S CLOSE HIGHER

Minneapolis, Dee. Wheat
futures were particularly dull most
Of The session today. although there
was Il squirt Of selling at the open.
ing OH beArish Argentine news u
Il flash Of covering at he close. in
between these two periods there MAS
only desultory scalping trade. May
closed Ii cent higher.
oats futures we're narrow and dan
with opening prices steady and Il la
ter dip recovered. Rye started l cent
lower but recovered most or its ioxs
later. Harley was dull throughout.
FLAX trade was light. mostly by com
mission OuSe8.
Cash wheat tone was narrow and
firm. Offerings were extremely light
paratiye prices. Winter wheat was
and easily disposed Of At firm com.
scarce. Durum WAS In good demand
and offerings were extremely light.
Cash corn was cas- to cent low
er. Oats offerings were light and IN
fair demand. l;ye was taken mostly
by elevators. Mating barley. was
scarce and wanted while feed was
slow. FLAX testing above nine per
.ent moisture was slow, but low test
quality WAS readily taken.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
ARARTlENTN

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-ApaTtmentS lust CON.
pleted, private bath. hot water heat,
equipped with General Electric re.
frigeratoe and electric stove, close
In. furnished OF uniurnished. Can
at SO fifth street o. 80 d n. 3.
Enge.
FOR RENT-TWo room nicely fur
nished apartment In 3 newly dec
GRATED. nice quiet home. Oonven.
lent TO capitol and schools. Call at
Slo Seventh street or phone Soo-W.
FOR RENT-Three room apartment,
partly furnished. gas stove. water
heat and light furnished. Also
sleeping room for rent. ol2 Ave. b.
Phone 063-W.
FOR RErsT-High class strictly mod
ern apartment In new two family
bungalow. Desirable location. In
quire I'll w. Rosser or phone 1913.
FOR RENT-CoW warm three room
corner apartment furnished. Also
. two room apartment. The Lau.
rain Apartments. Phone 800.
FOR RENT-Nurntshed apartment,
city heat, and m eight room mod
crn house. Close Ia. Also . garage.
L. w. Mclean. Phone COS.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment $500 per month. Gail
at l0l4 Broadway o. phone 4ee-M.
FOR RENT-Nurnished two room
apartment. private bath. $500 per
month. Call ct 6lo Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Two room 1urnished
modern apartment. Call 1t GA
Fourth street Or phone 54S-W.
FOR RENlTIanuary first. Yurnished
or unfurnished apartment. varncy
Apartments. Phone III.
FOR HENT-F1rst noof. four room
apartment with garage. H. J.
Woodmanscc.
FOR RENT-Furnished ap0Ftment
on ground floor. Call ct go Fourth
street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
nANEN ne CARlnr aAl.Ea

RANGE OF CANLOT NALEO
Minneapolis. Dec. 3e.-(APl-RAnge
Of carlut grain sales: wheat: No. I
hard spring. 1.33 3-4: No. 2 dark
northern. La TO l.3tM: No. ; mixed.
lis.
Corn. No. > yellow. 80 81; No. 5
mixed. 76X.
oats. No. I white. 4tM.
barley, No. ;. 50; sample so.
Flax. No. !, 3.20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
NHEATVALUESFAL
WITH bUENOS AYRES
QUOTATIONS. TUMBLE
Sudden Action Tends to In
crease Selling Pressure and
Check Buyers Demand

Chicago. Dee. :6.-(Ar)-wheat
scored lato mere .oday,
psrtment Of Agriculture OATS tending
10 confirm huge crop damage N Ar
yentina. Based on a study Of Argen.
tine wheat yields. temperatures and
rainfalls during the last - years.
s sss G io figure the @ 1873 as', wheat OUTPUT
in Argentina 1t 152. 600. 900 bu.. very
closely In limo with the latest. off,
ciAl Argentine government
Under such circumstances. wheat
more than countcrbalanced as the
Wheat closed irregular. at &c de-
cline to 1c. gain. as compared with
il. 1921 to =; May TASK to 1852.
Corn closed unchanged to sc down,
dec. BIS; Mar. sS%; May sSh 10
70 ~. .ff - 10 -, and proy,-
sions unchanged TO a setback Of A.
Corn trading was almost entirely
Of \ holiday character. Oats heId
within narrow limits owing t. rcla.
lively small business.
Provisions trade was also Of q holi.
day sort. and prices were swayed
chiefly by hog values.
Breaks In wheat prices TO-DAY a.
Buenos Ayres received spcclal At.ca..
NtVt lJSkO IN Us -
in the face of radically bullish Ar.
Kentinc government crop estimates
but also because European markets
were closed. and trade advices from
teans.Atlantic sources were scant.
Furthermore. private estimates TO-DAY
from Argentina regarding wheat
yield and cArry.OSer were komewhat
ut variance with official figures. aud
did n good deal to emphasize. tncre-
duli;y expressed In soce quarters AS
10 the Argentine government forecast
being accurate.
HuMdicaps today TO friends Of high.
er prices Tor wheat were augmented
by the fact hat no new export buy
Ing Of wheat from North America
over Christmas was ANNOUNCED. he-
sides, dispatches ut hand rather tHi-
piled that until the Liverpool market
resumed operations tomorrow little IL
ans fresh purchases VI wheat from
the United states or Canada to Oe
shipped to Europe were ~ Generdl
being ouked Tor. Oh the other hAnus
Omaha messages today indicated That
for the first time h Farmers Ma
tional Grain Corporation appears to
bc ready ~ purchase No. . hard win.
ter wheat M we'll as No. I, the grade
on which the Federal Farm GoAru
gases wheat loans.
Corn eaaed ut tines on selling
brought about by wheat weakness
receipts of corn today tOtaled III
cars, against II cars \ week ago and
100 cMrA at this time last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26

MINNEAPOLIS Tl0Un
Minneepollo, NlMn., Oec. ee,-(Apt
.1Eicur &c hlehsr; n ecgica9 iet.sk
barrel in 80 pouma cetten aaeks.
Shipments 37,lto.
Bran 1850 to o15.ee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
MONEY RATlnn

New York. Dec. 3V.-(AP)-s-ali
money firmer high : low ~ ruling
rate 81 close : time loans STEADY ~
days 4S-1. $3.50 dAys lk.l. 80
months lN-S
fYlme cor,merfial paper I-sh.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26

FEMALE HELP WANTED
-WANTED-W6itresses With not less
than two years experience, also soda
dispenser. young lady or young
man. Apply at Riverside Inn, Man
dan. N. Oak.
WANTED-A school girl 20 work for
board and room In family OF two.
Write p. q. Box 500, Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
D1DMAaCk GRAIN
(FoRnlo1e6 ~ @osseoo.mlDlep ]
CoWpooy.D
CNlCA0O CA0M 0RAlN

Chicago, Dec. 36.-(AP)-Whoat No.
hard 13e; No. ! northern spring 13e;
No. : mixed l3sM.
New corn No: I m!xed saM "a. q;
oS1k: sample. gfads IS to 7sh.
Old corn No. yellow ~ 70 Y.
Oats No. white t1N to n.
Rye No. !. 1861: No. 8, 103.
: Timothy seed $40 to SIS.
Glover seed 1850 TO 1900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-26
HELP WANTED

MEN. TWO. 70 cal Ga c0Stom6F5
for Real silk fIosiery. earning to
start about 5000 per week. Call
between 2 and 4 p. M. No. o. Hos.
kins.1keyer Blk.
DON'T b . Mis.ftt. Qualify for
good positions. Catalog free. Moler
Barber college. Fargo. N. D.. Butte,
Mont.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Tourists Invited
To Party AT &C.

A general invitation 70 tourists to
attend the weekly bridge party at
the tourist club rooms in the cham
Der Of commerce Is being issued by
Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer. hostess.
She is planning a party for 2:30
D. m. Wednesday. and wants all
visitors in the city 10 attend. whe-
Their they play bridge or not. Other
games are 10 be provided, and an
opportunity will be given to meet
congenial people also visiting here
as well as townspeople.
The Self Culture club, one of the
leading women's clubs Of the city
is to visit at the party Wednesday
and assist in entertaining the out
of-town guests. Prizes are TO l.
offered for the successful players.
Plans for a Christmas party will
Re discussed Wednesday. Mrs May
er said. She expects to have one
more elaborate social affair during
the holidays.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Federal Economist
To Reopen Office

w. D. Googe, Of the bureau Of
agricultural economics Of the de-
partment Of agriculture will be here
Jan. l to reopen the branch office
according to information received
at the chamber Of commerce. where
he will be located as usual.
Googe has been coming to the
Valley for several years during the
heavy marketing season, for the
purpose OF compiling local statis-
tics on the market conditions. He
also receives market reports by
radio from the central office de-
partment Of agriculture bureau. In
past years a mimeographed bullet
In compiled from this material has
been issued by the local office. but
Googe stated in his letter that he
does not yet know if this practice
will be continued.
Mrs. Googe and their children
are TO come with Mr.. Googe this
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Scrap Iron Dumped Into Rioer
To Check 7reacherous Waters

There's a reason for the dumping
OF WORKOUT cars and other scrap
iron along the bank Of the Rio
Grande. even beside the Chamber
Of Commerce park. and the curve or
the river down to the international
bridges.
Many new corners have wondered
why this should be allowed in the
vicinity Of what IS being developed
into a beauty spot. II is not care
lessness but deliberate intention.
The explanation Is given by G. w.
Rogers, city engineer.
YearG ago the river started eat
ing into the bank along this Sec
ton Of its course. The treacherous
yellow waters which wind so quietly
along are notorious for their habit
Of changing the course OF the
stream. Cracks on the upper end
Of Levee street were appearing and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Tickets For AIl-Star
Game Going Fast

Brownsville's allotment Of tickets
for the Battle Of Grapefruit" foot
ball game, to be staged on Tucker
field New Years day are going fast.
according to Ed Mockbee, who Is in
charge OF the sale here.
Everyone who wants a good seat
is urged to make his reservation at
once, instead OF waiting till the
last day or two. Mockbee says.
Each town has allotment Of the
good seats and some OF those not
so good. and the good ones viii be
sold within the next few days, he
predicts.
Tickets are selling rapidly in the
upper Valley. Mockbee says. Each
town has a section allotted to it.
All box seats are sold through his
office. and reservations for ordinary
or box seats may be made by COM
municating with him at ahe
Brownsville telephone exchange. OF
which he is manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Girl Reserves Plan
To Help Needy Kids

Members OF the Brownsville Girl
Reserves are busy making plans for
their annual Christmas tree for
needy children. which Is to be given
at 4 p. N. Friday in the high school
auditorium. Donations OF money,
toys, clothing. or anything else
suitable for the tree will be ap-
preciated the girls say, and will be
received at the high school office.
The girls have been making a
custom OF the tree for needy chill
dren. and each year try to gather
together some group OF youngsters
who otherwise would have none.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
LOWRY'S BODY
BEING SHIPPED
Life Taken With Bullet
Through Brain
Monday
Especial to The Herald


McALLEN. Dec. 1.-THE body OF
Orville w. Lowry. 80. OF tission.
who fired a bullet into his brain
Monday afternoon I'm a Reynosa.
Mexico cafe al died instantly.
will be forwarded to Dallas tonight
for funeral ri and burial by
Kreidler's Undertaking establish
ment. Dallar -'atives OF Lowry. his
parents and a brother. have sent
instructions arrangements 20
friends Of the dead man.
Dependency over the recent death
Of his brother. Col. r. c. Lowry.
who was killed In an airplane
crash near Mexico City, Nov. 4, Il
believed to have caused Lowry TO
take his life, ending q long period
Of brooding over the tragedy.
According to friends, Lowry and
his bride Of four months visited
Reynosa on a Christmas shopping
tour. They met several friends from
Mission and Edfnburg and were
IN a cafe engaged In conversation.
when without warning, Lowry Is
said to have pulled d small re
volver from a holster, placed the
muzzle against his temple and pull
led the trigger.
The tragic death of his brother
had been the occasion for deep
grief to Lowry. his friends say. made
harder TO bear by the many. diff
ficulties he experienced in return
ing the body 70 Texas for burial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17

the sand OF the banks alone was
insufficient to hold.
II was then that dumping Of the
old cars and the like into the river
began. The scrap iron binds the
sand, Rogers explains. and furnish
cd means Of reinforcing the bank at
little cost. If this had not been
done, the city would have been
forced TO take expensive engineering
measures 10 stop the Entertainments
Of the river. At one time all the
scrapped cars and other such mat
trial were gathered up around the
city and thrown into the river.
Rogers states that within a COM
parativelv short time the danger
spots viii be completely filled. and
sand will be packed in the rubbish
until its is completely hidden. The
banks of the river can then be beau
titled just as though the spot were
not the %graveya'sl for dozens Of dis
carded LizZies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Permit For Hunting
In Mexico Necessary

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 17.-tPl-
FL U~niversal's correspondent az Jua-
rez reports that Americans wishing
TO hunt in Mexico henceforth must
have a permit from the owner Of
the ranch on which they intend 10
hunt. in addition to a permit from
the Mexican consulate.
That step was taken because of
complaints from ranch owners that
American hunters utilized their
ranches without consent. frightening
cattle and causing other damage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Association Admits
Sui Ross College

ALPINE. Dec. 17-(P-The Sui
Ross state Teachers College has
been admitted as "a first-clasS col
lege to- the Southern Association
Of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
which held its annual meeting IN
Lexington. KY, Dec. I'll.
Sui Ross, less than 10 years old.
Is a member or the Texas Associa-
ton OF Colleges and the Ameri-
can Association OF Teachers Col
legeS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
To Conducs
Jose Cara Rites

Funeral services for Jose Cara.
only son Of MI. and IS. TeleSforo
Cara. are 70 be held at 4 p. m.
Tuesday at the Immaculate Con-
ception church. with interment az
the city cemetery. The deceased was
A juvenile member Of the Wood
men OF the World. and the 5ge
viii take charge OF the services.
The boy was IL years OF age He
died at the home Of his parents
AZ $50 a. m. Monday. from hron-
chial pneumonia. which developed
Saturday afternoon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Continued from page ~

bodies were found handcuffed to-
gether In the Rio Grande.
Gales, who passed through here
several months ago enrcute to Eu-
rope. was not questioned in any
way by Webb county officials, Walls
at that time being district Judge.
He said any move on the charge
would have TO be made by the dis
trict attorney.
While Gales was in Europe Walls
took over his old duties as district
attorney and threatened to arrest
the general should he pass through
Laredo. He gave up this plan only
after he was told the United States
government would protect its dip
lomatic visitor with armed force, II
necessary. When informed Gales
had passed through Laredo without
stopping. the district attorney
merely replied he had expected ne
would.
A detachment or American ma
rines. two officers and eight men,
which accompanied the party from
New York. left the train at Nuevo
Laredo.
Action Of the Mexican govern
ment IN closing the consulate and
withdrawing permission TO issue
tourist passes might be expected TO
seriously affect imports and tourist
travel through Laredo.
Traffic n Same Here
Chamber or commerce officials
said today that Brownsville. having
practically the same tourist facilities
previously enjoyed by Laredo.
would continue In the past In this
respect.
Some tourists will probably cone
to Brownsville who otherwise would
90 from Laredo to Monterrey while
'others will change their course 70
include Piedras Niegras. opposite
Eagle Pass, 1t Is believed here.
Consul Rafael de Ia Colina will
not be moved from the Laredo con-
sulate," Consul L. Lopez Montero
said Tuesday afternoon when shown
a press dispatch from Corpus Christi
that de Ia Colina might be moved
TO this port Of entry.
II talked with Consul de la Colina
today and he did not mention q
move. He will remain In LAREDO
until the situation clears up; there
would be no point in his moving
10 a town already having a Mexican
consul"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17

NEW YORK, DEC. I7-CP-Cot-
ton opened steady unchanged to an
advance Of 2 points in response to
relatively steady cables.
Further Southern selling caused
some irregularity, but the market
had a fairly steady undertone and
after showing net advances ) to 8
points on the active months, with
March selling up to 17.16, held with
in a point or two OF the best al the
end of the first half hour.
The market was quiet. but steady,
later. Offerings were comparatively
light after early selling had run its
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17

HARLINGEN, Dec. 1.-THE civic
committee OF the Harlingen Cham
Der OF Commerce, John III. Foster,
chairman, has requested that all
homes and lawns be- decorated APP
propriately 10 properly usher In the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. wv. Nj. Hundley. or the Wo-
mems Chamber OF Commerce, lis ar
ranging decoration OF lawn trees
and grounds or the Chamber OF
Commerce building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-17
Theft Count Will Be
Tried In Florida

The two men recently taken in
to custody at Greenville Fla, with
the automobile stolen from Clyde
Tandy OF this city. will be tried
on charges of theft in Florida, Tan
DIV has been advised.
The car disappeared from in
front of the Presbyterian church
Dec. / as Tandy was attending
services.
He plans TO attend the trial and
TO bring the car back himself at
that time.