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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
Washington Letter

WASHINGTON. May 22-when President Hoover
announced the appointment OF Charles Evans Hughes.
Jr. as solicitor general Of the United States. more
than a passing interest was manifested in the chief
executives selection.
congratulation. The introduction OF young blood OF
Hughes characterize viii not be 40 until next No
vember-into the public service was held to be a
splendid thing.
Chief Justice William Howard Taft was pointed to-
He became solicitor general AZ the age OF 81. And 1t
was an important step In his distinguished cereer.
DISTINGUISHED UTURE
Friends az the younger Hughes declare that his
most outstanding characteristic Is his mcdesty. It was
this quality that set him apart as one Of the most
uated in 1909.
Even at that time his fathers name was power
ful. Everywhere he went he was pointed out as the
son Of Charles Evans Hughes. While he was o scpho-
more al Brown his father was elected governor OF
New York. He was subjected TO much kidding from
his fellow students. for Brown has ever boosted Of
the fact that Il Is one OF the most democratic institu-
tons IN the world, ana tual ~ mat'els heAc ~ha eHe
mans father Is
The "Liber Brunensis." the university annual,
ibed young Hughes in its calendar Of events Of that
year with the following paragraph:
NOV. Election returns come In. Brown men win
all around. Charlie Hughes. Jr. celebrates his
fathers victory BY lunrhing with himself al the wal
dorf"
The waldorf was the one-arm lunch room in the
vicinity Of the university.
COLLEGE FRANKS
Ills classmates also delight In telling OF the part
young Hughes played in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fight in the year that ne was q second classnan.
Hughes class had attempted to kidnap the leaders
OF the freshman class and thereby prevent them hold
ing their annual banquet. A battle royal ensued. II
became 50 heated that a country constable In the
town Of Cranston took a hand.
Some say that the boys were peppered with bird
shot from the gun Of the constable. One or two are
known to have been hit. but whether Charlie" was
among the number Is not known definitely.
Hughes had a fine record IN the world war. Re
trained az Camp Upton, ". ". In 1917 and sailed for
France In April. 1918 In July Of that year he was
promoted from private to q battalion sergeant ma
icr In the field artillery and detached for service In
the Samur artillery school preparatory to receiving
a commission.
He was commissioned q second lieutenant. served
as an instructor ct Samur and was discharged May o
lf9ls.
Before and after the war he was connected with
prominent law firms In New York.
When President Hoover announced his appoints
|ment o. solicitor general ne was q member Of the New
york firm CT Hughes schurman and Wright.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-07
lions BACK CRUISER
BILL IN CONGRESS-
ANDAIDSC0IY FUND
Message in Support Of Naval
Program to Be Sent; Raise
$33.55 for Fire Family

The Lions club today went on rec
ord as indorsing the l5-cruiser bill
before congress and DR.. Dursema was
appointed q committee Of one to see
that the North Dakota representa-
tives in both houses of congress re-
ceive q message to that effect.
The club also donated the days
fines and some additional contribu-
lions to The Tribune fund for the
Scott family. The contribution to-
tailed $685..
Fred Peterson called on the men,
bers to do some thinking toward the
Association of Commerce group meet
ing on a program for 1929, pertaining
to the welfare and betterment Of Bis
marck. He mentioned community
building and q new courthouse as
among suggestions.
H. B. Thompson, guest from the
Fargo Lions club, spoke Oh the stu
, dents loan fund. by which worthy
young men are assisted to finance
an education and pay the money back
In easy amounts. He said the club
now has q revolving fund OF $4,000
for this purpose.
While no dates were picked, 1t was
decided to hold stag party in Janu-
airy and ladies' night In February
before February Is, DR.. Strauss sug-
gested, SO as not to interfere with the
solemnities Of Lent.
President Strauss reported that In
the international new club contest
Bismarck, last club to enter-and only
last October, at that--now stands
third. Mlnot Is first and Columbus,
Ohio, is second, all close together.
An invitation in Sioux from the
Mandan club. to attend q meeting
there Tuesday night, at which Major
A. b. WEIGH will talk on the capture
of Sitting Bull, wasn't read, because
it couldn't be. nor could 1t be trans
lated, so the members were referred
to the Jungle Jester for the informa-
ton the card concealed.
The club had more guests than
usual. Besides Lion Thompson OF
Fargo several county superintendent
were there as guests of Lion Parsons
They included Elroy Schroeder, Grand
Forks, Leonard Orvedal, Rugby, anc
w. w. Barr, Fessenden. j. H. Cam
mack, a new music dealer here, wa:
another guest, while F. J.. Bassett
credit man with the international
Harvester company, was introduced a
a cub"
Another guest who spoke was Wal.
ter Gushing, former Bismarck resi-.
dent, now Lion at Beach. He tole
of the carnival and other activitie.
the Lions there are putting on.
Eugene Forrest. a transferring
Lion, was present, too. Also Fred.
erick B. Strauss Jr. and Ernes
Strauss, sons of President Strauss
home on vacation from college.
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Macklem re-
turned Saturday from 4 two weeks
visit with relatives.
Charles Whitmer, Oliver county
senator, and Oliver Whitmer were
business visitors In Mandan 6atur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. SINNERS re-
turned Thursday from Cleveland
Ohio. where they visited relatives
during the holidays.
Miss Clara Morris, student at the
University Of washington. left Fri.
day for Seattle. after spending the
vacation ct her home here.
=
Charles M. Sheen has been appoint
ed justice OF the peace to succeed +
J. Krause, recently elected states at.
torney.
H. L. Berry, district Judge, and Lee
Frederick. court reporter, left today
for Medora where Judge Berry will
preside at the Billings county court
term which opens tomorrow.
.
Mrs. Max Kupitz, district deputy
ana Mrs. Birlea Ward, state monitor
both Of Bismarck, conducted the IN.
stallation Of officers Of the Mandar
court, Catholic Daughters Of Ameri'
ca, ut = meeting last week when Mrs
william Mccormick was installed a.
grand regent.
Miss Mildred Lehman. Grand Forks
was the guest Of Mrs. F. G. Tharl
over the weekend. Miss Lehman
who formerly taught in the Mandal
schools, Is now teaching at Livingston
/ Mont.
Mrs. N. H. Rohmer, proprietor o
the Mandan hotel, Is in the Mandal
Deaconess hospital as the result OF
fall from some scaffolding In her no
tel. Mrs. Rohmer was inspectin
some repairing when she fell back
wards from the scaffolding, sustainin
o fractured pelvis.
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Late News
Bulletins
ANETA HOTEL BURNS

ANEIA hOX61 0O0NC
Aneta, N. D., Jan. 7.-@A9-Fire
originating In . defective heat
register IN the wall did damage
amounting to $1,000 70 the Com.
mercial hotel here Sunday after.
noon with m additional $500
damage 70 the Furnishings.
BEAUTY VOTE CONTEST
Grand Forts. JsA. 7.-(R,-Bal.
lots, which will decide the student
body's choice Of tho eight most
beautiful women Of the North Da.
kota university campus aro being
counted BY the committee u
charge today. Twenty girls are
candidates for the honofs. Re-
suits viii Be announced tonight.
OPPOSE BUS SERVICE
Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. -
,P)-Commercial club directors at
4 meeting at noon today opposed
the granting OF = license for road
bus service between Grand Forks
and Fargo on the ground that
present service II adequate ana
ourht not TO be interfered with.
A resolution 70 that effect WAS
adopted.
COUNCILMAN NOMINATED
Fargo, Jan. I. - R - n. +.
Councilman has been nominated
for the presidency Of the Fargo
chamber OF commerce BY the
nominating committee. which Will
submit = list OF proposed Officers
at the annual business meeting
Jan. Is.
TREATY ACTION SEEN
Washington. Jan. 7-tF}-hopcs
for final action on tho Kellogg
anti-war treaty by tomorrow were
expressed today after series 81
senate conferences among those
seeking . compromise on the de-
mand for an interpretativc state
ment Of Americas position under
the pact.
GANGSTERS PLEAD GUILTY
Marion, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-{R)-Art
Newman, Fred Wooten, Riley
Simmons and Leslie Simpson,
Burger gangsters, pleaded guilty
today Of the murder Of Mrs. Ethel
Price, who, with her husband,
State Highway Pstrolman Lory L.
Price, was kidnapped and slain
nearly two years ago.
TUCKER REHEARING ASKED
Fargo, Jan. 7.-(P)-Appiication
for . rehearing Of his case BY the
state supreme court has been filed
by Francis Tucker, Verona, N. d.,
convicted Of slaying Hans Z.
Bjone, Verona banker, NJ. A. Hil-
drcth. his attorney, announced 70.
day.
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Frank Klein, Mandan,
Is Hurt in Car Crash

Frank Klein, Mandan grocer. SUI
fered fractured rib today when his
automobile collided with car driven
by Robert Byrne, secretary of state,
at a Mandan street intersection.
Byrne and passenger, Mrs. Alice
Bailey. fifth district juvenile court
commissioner, were uninjured. A
small daughter Of Kleins also escaped
injury.
Byrne has assumed responsibility for
the accident which was due to icy
pavement.
Both cars were badly damaged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-07
Fifth Annual Party
by Armour Employees

EMPLOYEES Of the Armour Creanefies
company held their annual party FRI
day evening in the Lions room at the
Grand Pacific hotel.
More than IS Armour employees.
their wives and invited guests attend.
ed the dinner. which was the fifth
annual one, and was followed by 4
dance.
Carl Nelson was in charge Of ar
rangements, and various forms Of
amusement were provided for the
guests.
Music was furnished by a four-piece
orchestra, with Edna Olson at the
piano..
There were informal talks by some
Of the men during the evening as they
were called BY Chairman Nelson.
Mrs. J. We're Of Carson, was an
out.ol- town guest at the dinner.
Word has been received in Bismarck
Of the death Of Mrs. Ed Hose Of Min
neapolis on January l. Mrs. Hose was
the daughte: OF Mrs. Hulda Nelson
q pioneer Bismarck resident who
made her home In Minneapolis until
she passed away on the 18th Of last
month. Both Mrs. Nelson and Mrs
Hose were well known In Bismarck
Mrs. Nelson having lived here foz
more than Is years.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moses have o.
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Cooley
OF Grand Forks. brother lin law and
sister Of Mrs. Moses. Mr.. Cooley 4
managing editor Of the Grand Forks
Herald, and Mrs. Cooley is agricul-
tural editor Of the same paper. They
will remain here during the legisla.
tive session.
The meeting Of Gilbert 8. Nelson
post, Veterans Of Foreign Wars. vii
b held Tuesday evening at $50 II
the Lions room ct the Grand Pacift'
hotel instead Of at 4:30 Is previousl!
stated.
Members Of the H. u. s. club me
at the home of Violet Smith Satur
day evening. After Q social evening
| refreshments were served. The clul
will met again in two weeks will
Ellen Hoffman.
Elvin Larson, who has been visiting
his mothr, Mrs. B. Larson. and hi
j sister, Mrs. q. NJ. Stebbins. left yes
terday for his homo ct Taylor. N. D.
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DR.. Clara b. Westphal spent tn
weekend in jamestown - the CUES
of friends.
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Association of Commerce q u
vote Four Evenings %
Program for 1929

The group conferences Of membes(
Of the Association Of Commerce, oee1}
ing to develop . program TOR 1e4
from suggestions g to what the beG(
activity for Dismarck's welfare would
be, will open this evening at o'clocy
ct the association rooms.
The members meeting will b thoso
whose names begin With the letters
A, b. G. and D. Any Of these unable
to cot to tonight's meeting can Join Ia
one Of the later group sympoGium&
The meetings cover four nights. con-
GLIDING Thursday night. Tho divis
sions are: Tuesday night, 3 to 4,
"wednesday night l. to q. Thursday
night q to z.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-07
M0FFIT farm HAND
DIES OF INFLUENZA

Clayton Latimer, 20, Belville, Texas,
farm worker near Motif. died at 8
p. m. Saturday after being III with
influenza for zen days.
The father Of the dead man, James
Latimer. will hot be able to attend
funeral services here tomorrow.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Webb Funeral Parlors ct 2 p.
m. tomorrow, with Rev. Paul 8.
Wright, pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain church. officiating.
Burial will be made at Fairview
cemetery.
Deceased had been employed on the
Lane Brothers farm near Moifit for
the last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-07
School Board Duties
Outlined by Parsons
at State Convention

Duties OF school boards in regard
to schools In the county were outlined
today by w. e. Parsons. deputy state
superintendent of public instruction.
before the state county superintend-
ents of schools In convention here.
A discussion on the Young Citizens
League was led by Nell A. Cooper
Barnes county. and Sara G. Guss, Of
the state department, discussed
eighth grade examinations.
Margaret Alexander, Towner coun-
ty. gave an address on standards Of
schools and H. O. Pippin. Stark coun-
ty. spoke on conducting school off,
GERS meetings.
Mr.. Parsons will discuss the duties
of the teacher at the morning session
tomorrow and Ethel K. Mertz. Rich
land county, E. G. Pickles, of the state
department, and ]. Arthur Solien.
Logan county. are Oh the program
Tuesday.
Thn nth Ia thn 1uot dov, ~
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Infant Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Smith Dies Saturday

Mary May Smith. slx.months-old
daughter Of Mr.. and MA Albert
Smith, Fort Rice township farmers
died Saturday evening after IN illness
from pneumonia OF eight days.
She died at the Smith home six
miles south Of Bismarck.
Funeral services viii be conducted
ct st. Mary's church ct 1880 =. m,
tomorrow. with Rev. Wilfred j.
Fischer officiating. Burial Will Be
made In the family lot In st. Mary's
cemetery.
She leaves her parents.
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Cocker Funeral Held
Today, Steele Church

Funeral services for Ethel Blanche
Cocker. n. who died ct Mayldan FRI
day morning. were held ct Steele
Presbyterian church ct 1880 this
morning. The Rev. g. w. Stewart,
Mandan. was In charge. Interment
was In WoodlaWn cemetery.
Miss Coker left her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Cocker: three brothers.
G. q. Cocker and Fred Cocker. Mandan:
Wayne H. Cocker. Los Angeles. and one
sister, Mrs. q. p. Waters, Of Steele.
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Wives of Insurance
Agents Entertained

In compliment to the wives Of the
visiting Provident Insurance company
men here for the convention, Mrs. F.
i. Conl1lin and Mrs. q @. Hoskius On
tertained Friday afternoon at Z thea
tire party and tea.
After the show at the Eltinge
tea was served at the Conklin home.
There were q guests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-07
Will Sail for Three
Months European Trip

DR.. Fannie Dunn Quain and son
Buell. viii leave this evening for Min.
neapolis. They then will 60 to New
York city. From there they will sail
on Saturday on the steamship Ara
btc' for London.
They expect to visit there and other
cities in England, and later will visit
the Riviera, as well as other points
along the Mediterranean coast and on
the continent.
They plan to be away for two or
three months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-07
Social and Personal
Bridge Dinner at
A. r. Alrnquist Home

ssA6r. and AGrs. A. E. AlmQuist enter
tained ~ guests ct bridge dinner
g their home Saturday evening.
Doep pink carnations were used
FOR the table centerpieces, and other
decorations were In the Same color.
Three tables q bridge were IN play
after dinner, with honors going to
Elf. and Mr.. Donald Snyder, e. n.
Hendricks and Mrs. r. T. Audrist.
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Miss ions Is Honor
Guest at Dinner

The superintendent and supervisors
Of the Bismarck hospital entertained
ct dinner last evening ct the Grand
Pacific hotel In honor Of Miss Eliza
beth ions, r. n, who q leaving thia
evening for Minneapolis.
Mis- ions, who has been employed
at the Quain and Hamstad clinic fot
several years past, w1s presented With
Z gift
Members Of the hospital staff who
attended were, Misses Susan Sheaffer
Justine 0ranner, Ella voge, Ruth
0ishler, Raenhild Berge, Hilda Gus
tafson, Minnie Tapley and Marie
Overmoen.
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City-Csunty Briefs

Mrs. George McCay is Ill at her
home with severe cold.
Jack williams, Fargo, Is In Bis
marck today on business mission.
Mrs. Alfred Zuger, who has been III
with influenza at the Bismarck hos.
pital. Is recovering.
r. b. Murphy Of the board Of adj
ministration returned last night from
. short business trip to tho University
Of Grand Forks.
Thomas J. Haggerty Of the Mon
tana Life insurance company re-
turned last night from q business
trip to jamestown.
The regular meeting Of the Bis.
marck Lodge Of Perfection will be
held "wednesday evening ct o'clock
ct the Masonic temple.
J. g. Taylor. branch manager Of the
international Harvester company
here. left this morning for Minneapo-
lis to attend Z meeting Of branch
managers Of the organization to be
held there this week.
| Harry A. Thompson, Bismarck fire
chief, and proprietor Of the Thomp-
son Plumbing shop, left this morning
for Fargo to attend the annual direc-
tors meeting Of the North Dakota
Master Plumbers association.
Drigadier General p. q. Harrington.
department commander Of the Pa
triachS Militant. Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows, and Major h. y. Car
landey, brigade adjutallt, left Sunday
morning on . two weeks tour Of In
spection Of the cantops of Tho state
which will cover more than 26oo miles
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London, jan. 7.-While talking Ia
Q sheepherder near ChAtham, Isaac
Chambers, -, Mas shot BY . lamb.
Chambers' gun wAs IN his hand and
the butt rested on the ground. The
lamb, frisking about. stumbled into
the gun, causing II - discharge, and
the load 81 one barrel catered Cham
hers head.
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Miss Cook Speaks at
Library Meetings

Miss Lillian Cook, Of the state
library commission. returned. last
night from Chicago where she at-
tended the regular mid.winter meet.
Ing Of tn American Library associ-
alton, ana the meeting Of the League
of Library Commissions, which were
Held there last week.
Miss Cook spoke on Thursday ut
session Of the library league, on IAN
Adult Reading Course" and on Friday
before the anne organization on
adult Education"
Before going to Chicago, Miss Cook
spent the holidays In Minneapolis
with her sister, Mrs. r. L. Delaney,
and her mother, Mrs. Seymour H.
Cook. She also visited relatives ct
Gary and Elkhart, Indiana.
Mrs. william Lehfeld, 416 Avenue A.
has as her guest this week Mrs. A. T.
Bumann Of New Salem. Mrs. Lehfeld
entertained yesterday at dinner In
compliment to her house guest. Other
yuests yesterday at the Lehfeld home
we're Mr.. and Mrs. z. g. Pentle and
Mrs. Catherine Lendgraf Of New
Salem and Mrs. F. @. Schultz Of Man.
dan.
+ John and Dorothy Moses, son and
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moses,
left yesterday for Minneapolis to con.
Snue their studies 1t the University
Of Minnesota, after spending the
holiday vacation here with their
narentS.
Lieut.. and Mrs. James A. Harron,
Fort Lincoln, had as their guest over
Sunday George Revelle Jr., brother
Of Mrs. Harron. Mr.. Revelle was en-
route from his home at Seattle to
DelAfield, Wis.,, where he attends st.
Johns military academy.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Methodist church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 with
Mrs. Bert 6pohn, ~ Seventh street.
AMrS. D. II. Houser will be In charge
Of the program for the afternoon.
Miss Jane 6tackhouse, who haa
been spending the holidays here with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. C.E. Stack
house, left this morning for Roanoke
Va. Miss 9tackhouse Is q student 1t
Hollins college. Hollins. Va.
All members Of the Business and
Professional Women's club who plan
TO attend the $50 dinner meeting
Tuesday evening are asked to come
prepared to say q few words on "How
- Aduapklan 0haS N1sa1s -
W. E. Lair and son James win leave
this evening for Faribault. MINI.
where James attends st. james
school. From there Mr.. Lair will g
to Waterloo. H.. for q visit With hi
.Jather, v. Lahr.
Harry Rubin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Rubin, who has been visiting her(
during the holidays. left yesterday fo1
Minneapolis, where he attends thu
University Of Minnesota.
=
] Members Of the Mothers 0ervict
club win hold their business meeting
Tuesday evening at o'clock ut TIL
aone Of Mrs. E. ]. Bavendick.
Members Of the Cosmos club vii
meDt this evening with Mrs. Lottll
II .eowle1 ct the Business ana Pro
foo1toual Women's club rooms.
~ The Progressive Mothers club vii
mast tomorrow evening ct oclocl
ct the hounA Of Mrs. Jacob Yeasley
IN Thirteenth street.
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EXACTLY SUITS ELDERLY PER.
SONS

EXACTLY SUITS ELDERLY FEK-
SONS
Teasing, harassing coughs. tickling
in the throat, and exhausting, nervous
hacking are Immediately relieved by
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Hold the dose low in the throat q
short time before swallowing. It's &C
curate blend of pure pine tar, fresh
laxative honey, together with other
valuable medicinal ingredients is won
derfully healing to cold-inflamed It's
sues Of throat and bronchials, and
easily clears away irritating phlesm.
No opiates. no chloroform. Try It.
ADV.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY

WIS : z41AEN AOE1S111 .
Louisville, Ky.-By switching cells
with w. H. Kramer, John Henry.
bank thief, escaped jail here recent
Nv. A woman called L. J. Bradbury,
lawyer, and asked him to obtain bond
for Kramer. Bradbury went to the
Jail, put up the oond, and made an
appointment to see the supposed Kra-
mer, In reality Henry, never showed
up.
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The 10th II the last day o.
discount on Gas bills.
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The 10th is the last dag OF
discount on Gas BILLS.
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Don't forget the Sons and
Daughters Of Norway dance
February 10 d !. @. O. F. hall.
! Old and new lnAlic.