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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

It has been estimated that al.
most four.fifths Of the great golfers
since the game began started as
caddies. Even before the pros
pective caddy Is strong enough TO
carry a bag of clubs his interest
in the game is excited; and, as
soon as he becomes a full-fledged
caddy, he naturally tries to learn
to use all the sticks that are used
on the links. He watches all sorts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

season, but at that he has been
over 800 most Of the time and
there are quite a few on the
local club who cannot boast OF
that.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

For years, the largest and
best known "kids" golf schools"
have been the caddy houses at
all golf clubs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

Go WHERE yOu want 70 80 WHEN
YOu want 60 70, IN q good used ear
houghA through tOday's Classified ads.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

"The trouble Is that at the
head Of the team we have two
fine fellows, Clark Griffith and
Walter johnson, two men OF
fine character and principle.
both have been wonderful pitch.
ers IN their day, but as leaders
Of a ball team. they are
finauciefS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

COMPARE the delivered price
~ we'll 90 the list price In COM
oiderina automobile values.
Chevrolet'sd sliyefed prieesin-
eIude only reasonable charges
for delivery and financing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-14

Bill McCabe, who was MIR. Tun.
mey's duenna, Is dead. MIR. Tun.
ney, BY his own wish, has passed
from this life almost as def.
nitely as though he had died.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL THEATRE

Love Is the firm rock on which .
happy home Is founded. Material
considerations the shifting sands
which will not weather Z storm. Such,
declares Irene Rich, Is the lesson
taught BY "Craig's Wife," 4 new Pathe
picture which will be shown at the
Capitol Theatre on Monday next and
IN which she plays the leading role.
In "Craig's Wife" Miss Rich Is
seen as the beautiful calculating wife
OF an adoring husband. Every ees-
ture OF affection on her part Is
weighed and measured In advance a
to Its probable return in material Sc
curity. Her beautiful house plays a
lar more prominent part in her life
than does her husband, even though
he provides the home With the lux
urfes she Graves.
1T y an unlovely characterization. !.
MISS Rich said, "and yet q vital and
realistic one. Women will do well
TO see 1t. Through the medium Of an
entertaining plot and dramatic action,
the story proves that Z perfect house,
keeper may be the poorest sort Of
wife. without pointing any moral to
detract from the interest Of the pic
tlire, 'Craig's Wife also conveys to
the intelligent person the folly of dis
trust OF insincerity between husband
ana wife. It Is picture which will
make the average woman scrutinize
i1er own home bit more carefully"
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02

dan to 1885 for the landau sedan
Proportionate reductions have been
made on the four door sedan, coupe
and roadster.
The Senior Six was the first crea-
tion OF the Dodge Brothers division
OF Chrysler Motors under the direct
ing genius Of Walter p. Chrysler and
was introduced soon after the Dodge
interests were acquired by the Chrys-
Ter organization. Il is the largest ana
finest product Of Dodge Brothers
craftsmanship, STYLED to the newest
vague In custom design.
These new low prices on the SEN
ior line." said Charles w. Matheson.
General Sales Manager for Dodge
brothers. ARE made In accordance
With the established Chrysler princi-
pie OF giving the public the benefit
q economies made possible by more
efficient manufacturing methods, re-
duction Of manufacturing costs and
the savings Of Chryslcr Motors ereat
unified purchasing power. All these
savings now are passed on to the
Dodge Brothers public in new and
much lower prices and for a still bet
ter product"
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
Rush Production
of Whippets and
Willys-K night $

Toledo. O., Feb. 2.-production of
the new line Of Whippet and Willvs-
knight cars Is rapid,.' being stepped
up 70 plant capacity Of 1000 cars Z
oay to meet the influx OF orders that
immediately followed the initial
showing OF the new line. officials Of
the Willys-O Overland company stated
mere today. Thursdays production Of
l.o7l cars was the largest output since
the new models went into production.
Present indications are that Janu-
ary sales may double those Of the pre.
vlous highest January In the COM
pany's history and every effort Is be-
ing made to reach capacity produc-
tlon as speedily as possible to keen
pace with incoming orders.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
Home Rule Issue
Stirs Scotsmen
In By-Election

Edinburgh. Scotland, Feb. 2.-tF-
The Scott1sh nationalist movement
thrust itself to the foreground as 4
leading issue In the North Nidlothian
by-electton. The famous oladstone
once campaiened In this constituency.
There were four candidates: Maior
John Colville. conservative: Deyid
Keir. liberal: Andrew Clarke. lahor.
and Lewis Spence, Scottish national.
ist Spence's platform Is self-eoyern.
ment TOR Scotland, or, to use the
pertys phrase. "an independent m.
tlonal status within the British sroup
OF nations"
Spence would give the Scottish mar.
lament control over customs. exciae.
defense, and immigration, similar 70
the Canadian plan. The present
movement goes much further than
earlier home rule programs. There
nave been = dozen OF these In the
last 70 years. none Of which has eone
beyond . second reading In paria-
meut.
The nationalist candidate speaks az
the contest as = spiritual Baunock-
burn, with The continued existence Of
Scotland and the Scottish race - an
issue" He believes that scotland
should BE represented In the imporial
scheme. mot g the pale shadow 81
England. but Is one Of the do
minions.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
Bismarck to Fargo
Telephone Service
Is Being Improved

To meet the demand BY the public
for long-distance telephone service
between Bismarck. Faro ana Moor.
head. Minn.. another pair Of copper
wires have been strung between these
cities BY the Northwestern Dell Tele-
phone company. according 70 =. i.
Waldo. district manager.
The new wires are heavier than the
ordinary telephone wires and win oct
ter safeguard against possible inter-
ruptions to the services because or
storms. It took zoo miles OF copnsr
wire TO put In the additional circuit.
This makes . total Of three talking
channels from Bismarck to Fargo. and
1t Is estimated that about 80 Con
versations can be carried on over tn:
three circuits In day.
This construction entailed an cx-
penditure Of approximately SIS 900.
Mr.. Waldo said. It provides Z more
dependable and adequate lonr-di,-
tance service for the people OF this
city.
The telephone company also Ina,
added another circuit Is miles l,nx
from here to Underwood 70 provlcc
Tor the Increasing long distance busi.
ness. There are two circuits between
Bismarck and Underwood now. IN
which about 70 conversations 1ay
can be handled.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
New Pontiac
Now on DISPLAY

Fulfilling advance promises Of biz
car performance. big car appearance
ana big car value, the Pontiac Six, es-
sentially . brand new car from radi-
ator to tail lamp. is on display today
ae the showrooms Of the Stair Motor
company. local Oakland and Pontiac
dealers.
Chassis improvements that give
the car flexible performance COM
parable with cars In q higher price
range. with bodies styled along en-
tirely different lines, distinguish every
MODEL In this newest General Motors
line.
All bodies are entirely new. the line
including two-door sedan, four-door
sedan. coupe. sport roadster with fold
ing rumble seat. sport phaeton, con-
vertible cabriolet with folding rumble
seat. and landaulet sedan. This last
two types are innovations In the Pom.
tiac line, having the appearance OF
custom-built bodies.
Outstanding features contributing
to the extraordinary performance Of
the new car are q large and more
powerful engine, new weight
ed crankshaft. new harmonic bal
ancer. new internal self -energi1ng
brakes. new rear axle, new transmits
sion, larger carburetor, intake mani
fold and valves, wider springs with
new shackles self-adjusting for wear,
increased valve list, and new Hotch-
kiss drive.
The shell Of the radiator, narrow
ana built up to IS inches in height,
gives to the front the appearances Of
power and fleetness borne out by the
performance Of the car. No emblem
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
SENATORS APPROVE
a,02S,O(o BUDGET
WITHOUT COMMENT
Make One Change in Uniform
Time for State Bill and
Approve Il

Budget bills totaline 81 .o2s. .0e4 81
were passed by the North Dakota
senate Friday without comment or
contest.
The senate made one change In the
bill to put the entire state In the
central standard time zone and sent
It 70 the governor for approval. This
ended fight which began two years
ago when similar bill was passed by
the senate 'sut lost in the house By
. small margin.
Senator Nels Magnuson's bill MAX
ing Is members Z quorum at the
meeting Of any cooperative organixa-
ton met with some opposition which
was ironed out when the matter vas
fully explained. There was little op-
position to 1t when the vote was
taken.
Insurance Bill Killed
The bill providing for reciurocitv
With other states In the licensing Of
lie insurance agents met q painless
death. the senate adopting q minority
report to kill the measure. n to q.
1t was twiG, recommended for pas-
sage by . m-jority Of the sinsurance
committee bit met with bitter oppo-
sition.
The time limit for introducing an
preparations was up Friday but the
senate extended this privilege by five
legislative days. It Is not expected
that any large number of additional
appropriation bills win be forthcom-
ing. however.
The appropriation bills passed in
cluded 10000 for the hospital for
the insane ct jamestown: $276,67o for
tuberculosis sanitarium, San Haven:
$2S3,035 for institute for feeble mind
ed. Grafton: $l71. .73S.54 for school for
deaf. Devils Lake: $243.62l for May
vile normal school and $4,000 for the
state veteran service commissioner.
Deaf School Fund Bigxer
The appropriation for the school
Tor the deaf Is 1880 over the amount
recommended In the budget, 5000
having been added for purchase Of
land and 500 deducted IS rental for
the land 1t IS proposed to buy.
The appropriations committee also
reduced the. estimated income Of the
Mayville normal school from sources
other than taxation by $4,000 and
added $1,000 70. payment to the Nav
VILE city school hoard. \
TIA change n the bill to put the
entire state on standard time con-
cerned only comma which had been
inserted by the house. The senate
concurred In the amendment without
protest and the entire state win be
on the same basis OF time when the
law becomes effective next July. At
present the territory west OF the Mis-
souri, river is In the mountain time
zone.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
'HOOvER'S AMBITION
TO HOOK MORE FISH
TAKES HIM ANGLING
Presidsnt-EIsct Anticipates En-.
tsrtaining Col. Lindbergh
and Senator Smoot

Long Key. Fla. Feb. 2.-tR)-Pres.
ident-elect Hoover embarked TO-DAY
upon the last day Of his second fish.
Ing trip since his arrival In Florida
With the landing Of one or more sail.
fish foremost In his mind. Late TO-
day. he Will return to Number 3. Belle
Isle. for several days Of work. promi-
nent on his schedule Il Z series OF
conferences with Senator Reed smoot
Of Utah, chairman OF the senate IL
nance committee.
The president elect anticipated
having Senator smoot and Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh. his next door
neighbor on Belle Isle for two days
e guests ct one Of the meals ON sun
day. but had made no decision a "a
the time Of the meal.
The conferences with the Utah
senator win not begin In earnest until
Monday. It was expected, It being un-
derstood that the president-elect Will
devote Sunday to church attendance
and to informal visits with Colonel
Lindbergh and Senator Smooth.
The transatlantic flyer arrived In Nj
ami last night.
Senator Smoot is expected to take
up With Mr.. Hoover the questions OF
tariff revision and the general state
Of federal finances during his confer
ences ct Belle Isle.
It is understood that Mr.. Hoover
VIII 90 extensively into the legislative
program on farm relief and tariff re-
vision measures.
A prominent part in carving
through the Hoover administration's
farm relief program Is expected to fall
upon the shoulders Of. Mr.. smoot. II
being expected that the program viii
provide . revolving fund Of 800 mil
lion dollars or more from the federal
treasury to aid farmer controlled cor
porations In their business of mar
keting agricultural products.
The president-elect will devote
most Of his attention today to his
to raise the number OF his
satlftsh catch. His second catch. 3
sailftsh six feet long and weighing
more than 50 pounds, was landed yes
terday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

ton Slls In tropical island drama,
His Captive Woman at the Eltinge
Monday and Tuesday.
While In the courtroom scenes she
appears In ordinary dress. In the Is
land scenes she u seen In rags and
tatters ana IS fully Is convincing and
as beautiful g when attired In the
height Of fashion.
Sills Is seen as . policeman who
is sent to bring the girl, accused Of
murder. back to New York. They
fau In love but he sticks to his duty
and In the end brings her to trial.
Much Of the picture was filmed In
the Hawaiian Islands and there are
some exceedingly exciting scenes with
beautiful tropical backgrounds.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02

or name plate marks the front OF the
radiator shell. but the familiar .Chiei
Pontiac" radiator cap ornament Is re-
tained. A chrome plated bar extend,
vertically from top to bottom OF the
radiator core.
Larger tenders. full crowned and
with . beaded edge. flare out in .
graceful sweep over the smart low
wheels. A forged fender tie-rod re-
places the pressed steel rod and lsmp
support formerly used. Headlamps on
lcur body types come In full chrome
plate. while on the remaining models
the rims are chrome plated.
A smart new louvre grouping sets
the car instantly apart In traffic.
instead OF In the conventional man
ner. all are grouped tn one panel and
extend horizontally across the hood.
All closed bodies have adjustable
drivers seats, smart new sun visor.
slender ebony finish l7-inch steering
wheel. ebony finish instrument panel
Illuminated by two hooded bulbs.
Delco-R Remy combination transmission
and ignition lock on dash, depressible
beam headlamps operated by foot
control. new. approved combination
tall light. stop light and license sup
port, larger Delco-Remy motor driven
horn, automatic windshield cleaner.
rear-view mirror, theft-proof door
locks, and exclusively designed run
ning-board mats.
Upholstery material in the closed
models Is of mohair, corduroy, or
velour In solid colors matching the
smart new exterior Duco combina-
tions. Open types are upholstered In
Spaniah leather trimmed in fabricoid.
with tops Of gray clothteal.
Massive ten-spoke artillery wheels
with large hubs and flanges and 20
by 500 straight-side balloon tires are
standard on all models.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
BEST north DAKOTA
TURKEY BELONGS TO
WOMAN AT DRAY1ON
Mrs. G. n. Fols Gets G. N. D. A.
Cup; Hackett to Direct
Next Years Show

Grand Forks. Feb. c-(AP)-
North Dakota's best turkey belongs
to Mrs. G. H. Fols, Drayton, accord.
ing to judges of the all.Americau
turkey show. who awarded the cur
donated by the Greater North Dako.
ia association for the best North Da-
kota bred and raised tom.
The bird, q White Holland adult
tom, was runner up for the grand
championship last year.
Mrs. Marcus Killen, Forest River,
won the award for the best display
'of Narragansetts.
The cup for the best display of
turkeys from North Dakota was won
by Mrs: Ida Midga rden Of Grafton
with White Hollands.
Alfred Malmberg of Crookston
had the best display Of birds from
Minnesota.
Haekett to Return
George w. Hackett Of Minneapo-
lis, who Is given credit for making
the sixth all-American turkey show
the most outstanding exclusive tur.
key show in the world will return to
Grand Forks next year to manage
the show, according to 4 decision
reached BY the board Of directors.
Colonel ]. M. Martin, Of Dallas,
Texas. whose copper back" bronze
turkeys were one of the sensations
OF the show, was named a member Of
the board.
Judging closed Thursday afternoon
with the exception of selection of
the best North Dakota birds.
North Dakota birds are far ahead
in the championships but the Bour-
bons Of Mrs. Gladys Honss singer Of
Lebanon, Missouri, swept everything
IN their class, taking five Of six
classes. and bronze birds brought by
Colonel Martin from Texas, were
heavy winners in those events and
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
Teachers Insurance
Fund Bill Considered


Rsport On the teachers insura,,ce
ana rettroment fund was Given at +
)oms Moettng Of the serate ana l,oa,as
eoucatlon committees last nieht. ~.
pee1ntendept <. 6. Bere. Diekinson
eecretery q the board 81 trusteos r.
the fund. and PreGident e u. 1lacf
also q Dfckinaop. chairman 81 ths
ooaro. eppeared before the commit
the meeting. :
The Steen bin to reduce the rate
o. interest on tax certiflcatea fro1s
3 to 8 per cent WAS reconnaended ~
Indefinite postponement g o.moctina
Of the hcuse committee on tax lanS
The Thompson bill seeking . minor
change n endowment benefits 81 fta-
ternal benefit societies was recom-
mended Tor paaeaCe by the houso
committees on insurance.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
.PE|N7ENYIARY LAND
PURCHASE BILL HAS
APPROVAIOF House
Bin Which Caused a Lively
Discussion on Thursday
Passes Quietly

The Thompson bill to appropriate
! t26.4 40 to purchase land for the state
penttentiary, which caused lively dis
cussion In the house Thursday, va
passed FridLy with little discussion
sitting as the committee Of the
whole to consider the Mau- Carter bill
permitting counties to raise money in
advance for public improvements. the
house saw It's warmest debate. Lee,
Dunn county: Burkhart, Ward
county, an Swendseid, Mountrail
county, opposed the measure claim
Ing It ts designed to circumvent the
present law. Twichell, Cass county,
and Mau, Ransom county. co-author
OF the bill, defended It. The bill was
recommended for passage.
Three substitute motions came from
the oppositicn following Mau's motion
that the till b. recommended for pas-
sage. Burkhart moved for IN amend
ment to limit the type Of structure
to BE- bull. Lee moved 1pr an amend
ment to require q 60 per cent vote
rather than majority VOTE Of the
people for suc.i construction. swend-
seid sought indefinite postponement
OF the bill. All three motions were
lost.
Upon the report Of the committee
on warehouse and grain grading for
indefinite postponement Of the
Van Berkom- owings bill providing
compulsory storage Of grain by ele-
vators, Van Berkom inquired II the
committee which had KILLED" his bill
Saturday, resurrected It Monday with
recommendation for passage and
KILLED" It again Friday were certain
that It was Eow dead. Otherwise he
would not arrange for its interment.
he said.
Kneeland. stutsman county, was
granted permission on the floor to
answer an editorial in 9 Mandan
newspaper which he said had un-
justly attacked Representative Mau
arc him for their connection with q
bill for repeal 1t the law requiring
publication of city council proceed
ings. His response will be recorded in
the house journal.
Two administration bills were in
troduced In the house, one for an act
TO create q bureau OF criminal appre-
hension AMI Identification sponsored
by Horncr. Cass county. and one for
creation OF ! North Dakota govern.
mental sur commission, sponsored
by Twichell. Among six game and
fish law bills introduced was one to
permit the hunting Of wolves and
coyotes by aircraft.
Three members Of the house were
named BY Speaker Traynor Is q COM
mtttee to meet with similar commit.
tee from the senate to arrange for a
memorial observance on Lincoln's
birthday. Feb. IL.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
BIBLE VS.. BOOZE

;, Chicago-(AP Bishop Edwin
holt Hughes Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church would appeal to bootleg
Ser: through advertising to "stop such
business for all time and give them.
selves to Cod" He advocated the
plan at meeting Of the Chicago BIZ
bic society.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
TWO EMPTY CELLS
TELL TRAGIC STORY
Louisiana SIayers Maintained
Innocence as the Hangman's
Moose Tightened on Necks

Franklin. La. Feb. 2.-(R-Twc
empty cells in the small brick parish
jail today told the story Of the pass.
Ing OF Mrs. Ada Bonner Lebouef and
Dr. Thomas E. Dreher on the end o1
hangman's moose.
The law ruled them guilty Of the
murder Of the woman's husband. jim
LeDouef. found shot, and weighted by
irons In 2 lake near Morgan City on
July l. 1927.
But In their pre-death statements
both asserted. that Jim Beadle. tran
per. fired the shot that killed Lebouef
They clung to their story that thev
went to the lake III sliffs in an ef-
Iort 70 reconcile the old family doc
tor and the jealous husband.
Inc vile said her husband carried
PISTOL without her knowledge and
Doth she and the doctor claimed that
Beadle shot before he knew it.
Among her last statements. the
woman said:
on. Il I could have been between
jim and Beadle. ] could haze pre-
vented It."
SeNaA1SA W 0At0I tklSV 3x0IV
even at the pleadings OF the cath.
J ollc father and the Methodist min.
lister % tell the truth.
I am innocent" both cried clearly
from the sca4fold.
As the end approached, Dr.. Dreher
began 70 feel that he was the caa,se ~
Ada Lebouefs plight. He beeeed the
sner1ff TO let him tell her good-bye.
Ine doctor was led to her cell hs,t
wnen he got there he couldn't look
. Miss Ada" Is he called her.
Crashing her hand, he said:
Goodbye. Miss Ada. viii meet
you Ia heaven" ''
uood-bye. doctor" said Ada.
Ha was led back to his cell. to wait
Tor the rope. '
NH Iebouef had accepted the
Cetnolc faith. Dr. Dreher had re-
ceaved spiritual comfort from hoth
the father and the Rev. J. a. Nc-
Cormsck, pastor Of the Irenklin
Methodist church. '-''
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02

eIS0 TOOK tn0 eIen0 ch4Mptono61p.
n. D. Hollan1s WI
However, North Dakots bfrde
swept the flsld IN White Hoyanaa
and cut into prizes IN other evmeo,
taking five Manganese blue llb-
bons.
All prize winning birds, rsprssent-
ing practically evsry state q ths
union and five Canadian provlneoe,
will b placed IN one Group for puh.
lie inspection at the closine session
Of the show today.
Ida 0idgarden 81 Grafton. N. %.
whose entries Of White Hollands Won
II prizes Tuesday, again SWEPT ths
young hens class when her birds Won
six out Of twelve awards, includinR
five firsts and Z twelfth.
Mrs. John Wolfe, Merrifield, N. D..
won first prize with her turkey cal
when 76 members Of the all-Amer.
lean turkey hen club answered roll
call at the clubs annual banquet.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
Prices Reduced
on Senior Skies
by Dodge Brothers

Substantial price reductions on all
models In the Dodge Brothers Senior
SIX line were announced today by M.
B. Gilman Co., local Dodge Brothers
dealers.
The new price schedule goes into
effect Immediately. The models on
which reductions have been made in
clude the two and four-door sedans,
landau sedan, two-passenger coupe
and roadster. The new prices now
range from $14o5 for the two-door Sc
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
The Day in Bismarck


Ho0oe meets at I.
Senate meets q :,
Heu9e - cons1aer ln. oommittee
9 The whole the Neethrl1xe-
namlltsn blll taking eeopslsofy
feAeare ont Of law governing
graan storage IN s1eva1ees.
Ap1rs9eiat3ons kllls may - IN
tfo0uce1 1n the hou0e untu :
p. a.
Senate % consider Van Arnam
blIl suthoglxlng cities - buy e
Lease aifplane landing fields Or
alrpeeta
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-02-02
ELTINGE THEATRE

Dorothy Mackaill, the English ac-
tre:s whose many splendid represen-
tations IN pictures have stamped her
- . sincere artiste, appears with MI
"