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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Splendid Flight.
(Prince Rupert News0

The flight from Seattle to Juneau, very close to thousand miles without stop, a splen- did In these northern waters the weather is not always as good for flying farther to the south, so that the trip the notable. While does not compare with the big hop of Lindberghs it was good test of flying ability and mechanical reliability
 soon. We shall begin to feel that we are adopted by the rest of the continent if have semi weekly air service to and from the centers of the South and also to and from Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

In spite of Senator Heflin's efforts to make the alleged insult accorded him by private citizens at Brockton Mass, where he made K. K. K. speech, the paramount issue of the special session of Con- gress the dispatches say that right of way will be given to Agricultural Relief.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

The knock-kneed girl has one ad- vantage these days, she doesn't have to keep her mind on keeping her knees together when she sits down.
 Some flappers look as if they were determined not to have a single spot on them where they can le vaccinated and the scar not show.
 Daughters idea of being help full around the house is run the radio while mother is running the vacuum cleaner.
 A lot of girls who now are so in terested in seeing how few clothes they can wear in winter not many years from now are going to be in- terested only in what is good for rheumatism.
 Try a HOT TAMALE after the Shom Ti1neaII Tca Cream Parl0rS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Knew Her Lemons

Knew Her Lemons Mae--Why didn't you try to sell that he some of those high priced silk stockings?
 Fae-Huh! I could tell from the bored expression on his face that he was buying them for his ball and chain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

Seeking office is perfectly legal. There is noth- ing to prevent anyone from applying for any office that strikes his fancy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Needs No Diagram

We know it does sound goofey, yet
 we're sure
 We will be understood When we declare there's nothing
 "goody goody" bout The modern lass who's good"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Try and Tie This One

ny ttIIA 4FC N1ffo OHL
 We enter as the prize pessimist the gent who hates to see the leaves coming out on the trees in the spring because he knows he'll have to rake them up when they fall off in the fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

We shall bet that Secretary Mellon will retain that job as long as he wants it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Passing Observation

Passing Observation
 The man with a car who hits 231 is going some, but the gent with the bat who can't hit better than 231 is going back to the minors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

Maybe if the prohibtionists dry up Washington the sessions of Congress will be shorter-Gndian- apoliS NeWS)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL.
Ask Dad, He Knows
By SAM HILL.

Wives are like fishermen, AS least so many husbands say For they, too, boast lot
 About big ones that got away.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
More or Less True

Home with some man is a one way street that they always are getting bawled out for going the wrong way on.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

spring because he knows he'll have to rake them up when they fall off in the fall.
 Needs No Diagram We know it does sound goofey, yet
 we're sure
 We will be understood When we declare there's nothing
 "goody, goody" bout The modern lass who's good"
 No Luck Why weepest thou?" T just read the author of T flaw down and go boom was knocked down by a hit-and-run driver" Huh! Why weep about that?" "It hardly damaged him."
 Don't They? What a whale of a difference a few ciphers make" grinned the forger as he added the three that made a five dollar check a $5,000 one.
 Interesting Information Among those tied by. Detroit preachers last week was A. I've.
 New One on Him Bill swears he's got no gal named that,
 So docs clean crazy-then some When he gets spilling all this bunk About his Sarah Belle Lum.
 The Exception 1.-TWO heads are better than one," quoted the bromide hound. Not if you have them the morn ing after retorted the rounder.
 Useless Information A dizzy blonde seldom is bright light.
 Which Am That The family's not so keen.
 To add to what dad knows, But it is always glad,
 to add to what he owes.
 Sure
 Its funny?"
 "G'wan, I'm laughing!" That a car makes the most noise when the engine is missing. !" Well, so does talker when the brain is." To kiss homely lass, Of course might be called a crime, But if she's pretty-then It is a. pleasant pastime
 Ho, Hum! Item on the household page says canned vegetables are better than the home-cooked. We may as well believe it, for we are gonna get the canned ones whether it is true or not. Unreliable Information There is no word in the Scotch language to express liberality.- they don't need one.
 Tough Luck T am the most unlucky guy in the world" complained the gloomy one.
 "Yeah?" yawned the victim. T sure am! Why when other fel- lows law them down to sleep they always have pleasant dreams, but all I ever have are horrible night mares"
 Dangerous
 Two things that it always is risky to get too near are the hind end of mule and near beer.
 Success Blurb
 You never find yourself by find ing fault.
 A Gentle Hint
 Do you know the difference be- tween the groceries you have or dered and a battery?" asked the grocer. What do you mean by asking that?" demanded the customer sus- piciously I'm just letting you know that battery can be charged, but that these groceries you have ordered can't be-" snapped the grocer. Let Him Laugh That Off You won't take me seriously" he complained. You are too big joke to ever take humorously," she retorted More or Less TEue Home with some man is a one. way street that they always art getting bawled out for going tho
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
No Luck

No Luck Why weepest thou?" q just read the author of T flaw down and go boom was knocked down by a hit-and-run driver" Huh! Why weep about that?" "It hardly damaged him."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Let Him Laugh That Off

You won't take me seriously" he complained.
 You are too big a joke to even take humorously," she retorted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

Try a HOT TAMALE after the show. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Which Am That

The family's not so keen.
 To add to what dad knows, But it is always glad,
 to add to what he owes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
The Exception

The Exception 1.-TWO heads are better than one" quoted the bromide hound. Not if you have them the morn ing after retorted the rounder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Don't They?

What a whale of a difference a few ciphers make" grinned the forger as he added the three that made a five dollar check a $5,000 one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Dangerous

Two things that it always is risky to get too near are the hind end of a mule and near beer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

Unreliable Information There is no word in the Scotch language to express liberality.- they don't need one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Useless Information

A dizzy blonde seldom is bright light.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Sure

Sure Its funny?" "G'wan, I'm laughing!" That a car makes the most noise when the engine is missing. :" Well, so does a talker when the brain is." To kiss homely lass, Of course might be called a crime, But if she's pretty-then It is a. pleasant pastime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Interesting Information

Interesting Information Among those tied by. Detroit preachers last week was A. I've.
 New One on Him Bill swears he's got no gal named that,
 So docs clean crazy-then some When he gets spilling all this bunk About his Sarah Belle Lum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Success Blurb

You never find yourself by find ing fault.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
Tough Luck

Tough LUCK q am the most unlucky guy in the world" complained the gloomy one.
 "Yeah?" yawned the victim. T sure am! Why when other fel- lows law them down to sleep they always have pleasant dreams, but all I ever have are horrible night mares"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29
A Gentle Hint

A Gentle Hint
 Do you know the difference be- tween the groceries you have or dered and a battery?" asked the grocer.
 What do you mean by asking that?" demanded the customer sus- piciously.
 I'm just letting you know that a battery can be charged, but that these groceries you have ordered can't be-" snapped the grocer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-29

HO, Hum! Item on the household page says canned vegetables are better than the home-cooked
 We may as well believe it, for we are gonna get the canned ones whether it is true or not.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Arthur Bartlett Is
|Favorite of Field
In Omaha Tourney
Champion 6reezes Around the
Transmississippi Course
Four Under Par
BY PAUL r.. NICHOLSON

Omaha. Neb., June ~24.-tP,-Nearly
800 wielders of wood and iron toda,
! sought one of the most highly price
crowns of amateur golf. the trans.
Mississippi championship, over thu
stubborn Omaha field club course.
1t was easily the largest starting
field in the tournaments % years oil
play and while several stood out Al
ranking favoritcs the result OF ths
six -day grind appeared to be q toss
up.
E;shtccn-hole qualifying rounds
were programmed for today and to-
morrow. following which the struggle
will revert to match play. Two 10.
hole rounds will be decided for tho
survivors Wednesday and Thursday
with a 36-hole tussle between the
semifinalists Friday and between the
finalists Saturday.
Arthur Bartlett, OttumWa, Ia. tho
defending champion, drew more back
crs yesterday when he breezed around
the heavily trapped and wooded
course in So. four under par for the
6,40O yard stretch. His round was two
short Of the cours record, established
by Johnny Goodman, Omaha, and il
equaled the best previous practice
round carded by Art Tvcrra of Mime
apolis, Saturday.
Tvcrra, who has been knocking at
the door of fame cver since he start
cd the ancient game several years ago,
was another gallery favorite as were
Bob Mckee Of Des Moines, Ia; Jack
Pollard and Frank Siedlik. Omaha
youthful pair Of stars: Rudy Juran,
national southpaw champion of Min
ncapolis; Sam Reynolds of Omaha;
l.. b. Maytag of DcS Moines and Mar
tin Stein of Kansas City.
Rain last night changed the course
from fast to slow and the late arri-
walls who failed to get mort than one
practice shot at the championship
course became cheerful. Generally,
the course was i'll good shape and the
fairwayS were smooth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Hazelton Beats
Local A.O.U.W.
After IL Errors
Final Score Is II to 4; Shea Of
Hazelton and Patera of
Bismarck Scintillate

Erring II times. the Bismarck A. o.
U. w. baseball nine lost to the Hazel
ton nine at the Emnlons county city
yesterday afternoon. The score was
IL to 4.
Hazelton. at present. is holding
cellar position in the Emmons Logan
Mcintosh county league but has been
strengthened with the addition Of
Mindt, crack pitcher from Wishek.
Hazelton scored three times in the
second inning without securing a safe
bingle as the Workers made six mis-
plays.
Mindt. opposing hurler. allowed
eight singles. hit two men with
pitched balls. walked one, and was
effective in the pinches. Frank Hum
mel, W0rkmen toiler of the slab,
granted six hits in six and two-thirds
innings and walked two men while
Percy allowed HazeltOn six hits in
one and one-third innings.
Shea. getting three hits in four
trips. was Hazelton's neatest stickcr
while Patera, who knocked down six
difficult drives from Emmons county
bats and made two hits in four at
tempts. was the best club boy on the
diamond.
The Bismarck club meets the fast
Dawson club at Lake. Isabelle next
Sunday during the statewide A. o.
u. w. picnic.
The box SCO-e.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
DEPARTMENT STARTS
death TOLL SURVEY.

Milwaukee, WIS.,, June 24.-R-The
Sentinel today said 1t has learned the
department Of justice has launched
an intensive and confidential survey
to determine the national death toll
Of prohibition enforcement, going d.
rectly to all constitutional officers Of
states, counties. cities and villages
for its information.
The survey apparently, the paper
said, is an attempt to ascertain the
justice and efficiency of enforcement
methods.
Questionnaires, with the request
that the fact that they are in exist
crce be held in confidence, have been
sent out by the department Of justice,
the Sentinel said 1t has learned, and
list the following questions:
1.-The number Of state. county,
city and village officers killed solely
as the result Of enforcement Of the
prohibition laws.
2-The number Of alleged viOlators
Of the prohibition laws killed by state
enforcement officers.
3-The number Of private citizens
such as bystanderS, killed by state
officers in the enforcement of prohi-
bition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Fifteen Prisoners
Caught in Dry Net

Virginia, Mimi. June 24.-(R-Ef.
teen prisoners, arrested on liquor law
violation charges, were to face United
States Commissioner Otto PORTER to-
day.
They were nabbed over the week.
end in a series Of dry raids by 20 fed
eral enforcement officers on the
range. John and Tony Pluth and
Jack Maravetz, were arrested in an
Ely soft drink bar: william Hodge
and Helen Rice in residences and
John Komatar in q tailor shop.
At a roadhouse nine miles south of
Ely. officers arrested John 6maley
and Daisey Redfield, near Winton.
Frank and Frances Gasperlin were
nabbed in q roadhouse while Joe
Vidrnar and Joe Hovat were taken in
an Eveleth, Mimi, soft drink bar.
Dominica Galvisi was arrested in an
Eveleth cafe. Mike Copense and Joe
Serino were nabbed in Gilbert.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Florence Observes
Ancient Ceremony

Florence, Italy, June 24.-(R)-
F1orcnce's thousand-year-old cere-
mony Of honoring the city's patron
saint. John the Baptist, was celebrate
ed today with all the color of the mid
die ages.
Religious ceremonies. fireworks, pa
rades and a carriage race in one of
the principal streets Of the town were
combined to carry out the old ira
ditions.
The observance began at eight
o'clock this morning with q cannon
salute from Fort Belvedere. A little
later the Royal Society Of st. John
the Baptist marched in costume to
receive the municipal authorities. The
mayor and his following came from
the vecchio palace in parade forma-
ton. preceded by a squadron Of
guards in full uniform and pages and
trumpeters In costume.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Tenney Is Principal
Speaker at Meeting

Regent, N. D.. June I'D. D, Ten
ney. president Of the Minneapolis
Civic and Commerce association, was
the principal speaker at the annual
meeting Of the Regent Equity as
ISOLATION, Regent, N. D. Mr.. Tenney
spoke at both morning and afternoon
meetings. outlining the business Of a
cooperative association, and explain-
ing the new farm board.
Leroy Melton, national president.
gave an address on the business prin-
ciples underlying cooperative associa-
tions and DR.. Weber, Regent, told of
the accomplishments Of various
similar organizations.
Noon luncheon was served free to
those attending the meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
l84,O96 Baseball
Fans See Mackmen
And Yanks Battle
Athletics Nip Champions 7 to 4
Before $4,000 in Series
Rubber Contest
BY WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN
fA~~r~;1f>A D.oce Sn~-A. vU.sA~.

NAoOSO~A0VW0 80 OHVb 20 vv1AVCIv
The Athletics nipped the champions
by Z to 4 before some IS. 1000 in the
fifth and rubber game yesterday. but
the really important transaction took
place in the counting house. Exactly
l84. c96 New York fans paid their way
at the gate in three days. making the
series a complete victory for Edward
Grant Barrow regardless of what hap
pened to Higgins.
The attendance set a new record for
a single series, beating the mark of
It'll made by the same teams at
the same park last September in
three afternoons.
The lead of the Mackmen was
stretched to eight and one-half
games. and the impression spread
among metropolitan fans that here,
indeed. were the coming champions.
The final game was a triumph for
Howard Ehmke. the veteran right
handler, although George Earnshaw
had to be called in the eighth to nut
down a Yankee uprising.
The defeated pitcher was Eddie
Wells. Simmons hit his eighteenth
home run, FoxX has thirteenth and
Haas his ninth.
Lou Gehrig hit his twentieth home
run. The defeat coupled with the 6
to S victory of the Browns over the
White Sox, dropped the champions
into a tie with st. Louis for third
place.
Detroit nosed out Cleveland 8 to Z,
and Washington won from Boston by
Z to ! in other American League
gagements yesterday.
The National League campaign wit
messed the third straight victory Of
the Pirates owe the Cubs, 8 to Z. The
Reds shaded the Champion Cardinals
by 4 to 2 and the Booklyn Robins
nosed out the Giants by 9 to 8 in IA
innings. The Braves completed the
National League program by taking
two from the Phillies. S to l. and Z
to S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Additional Sports
Grove Giants Hit
Perkins Hard to
Trim Leeds I to 4
Stellar Pitcher Is Relieved in
Sixth; StolIer Homeruns
for Bismarck Clan

Chasing Perkins, the highly-touted
pitcher from the northeastern sec
ton of the state, from the mound in
the fifth inning at the state peii-
Tertiary baseball diamond Saturday
afternoon, the Grove Giants won Il
~well-earncd I to 4 victory over the
a~ll-salaried Leeds aggregation.
With two mcn on the sacks in the
second frame, Stoller, young Giant
catcher. sweeped out a home run
which made things rosy for Giant
fans.
Leeds scored lone counters in the
second and third frames and two in
tho sixth. but Carroll, on the mound
for the prison aggregation, had the
game we'll in hand throughout.
k~abeary. who relieved Perkins for
Leeds in the sixth. had the Giants
baffled. The Giants scored lone
counters in each the third, fourth,
fifth, and eighth frames.
Whitefcather, Leeds catcher, also
smacked a homer, bat no one was
on base.
The Giants face the Wilton Miners
on the prison diamond at 1:3O o'clock
next Saturday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Army and Navy Game
To Have New Chance

Washington. June 24.-lF-Secre-
tary Good announced today that he
had begun negotiations with Secre-
tary Adams with a view to the re-
sumption of football relations between
West Point and Annapolis.
Full details on the question of eli
glbility rule which resulted in a dis
Tuption Of the games between the
service schools have been asked of the
general staff by the secretary.
He said that since the schedules Of
the army and navy have been COM
pletcd for a considerable time in adj
vance. any games which they might
play this year a. a result of q favor
able completion Of the negotiations
would have to be outside the sched-
ulcs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Frank Brokl New
Northwest Champ

Minneapolis. juno 24.-(P,-Frank
BrOkl. st. Paul. twice winner of the
state public links golf championship,
added further laurels to his collection
Saturday by winning the champion
ship OF the first annual Northwest
Public Links golf tournament by a
margin of five strokes.
The champion. who has Keller OF
st. Paul as his home course, played
the u holes in $40. gaining his adj
vantage on the final l8 holes of the
y hole medal play. Howard Pou-
settle, also OF Keller. and AIDE Nor
mark. Armour. each scored BIS for a
second place tic.
Brokl and Normark started the
afternoons play OH even terms and
on the first nine Brokl took a 2 stroke
lead and increased it coming in when
Normark took a Al. Brokl had a So
going out against 80 for the Armour
player and a 50 coming in.
Normark had a good chance to cop
the title but had trouble On the 10th
hole both in the morning and after
noon. On the first 18th he took a Z
on this hole when his hall went into
q group Of trees and in the afternoon
used 6 strokes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Fowler Enters
College Event

Deal. N. j.. June 24.-R9-Eishty-
six youths from more than a score
Of colleges and universities were here
today to seek the intercollegiate golf
championship at the Hollywood golf
club. Maurice J.. Mccarthy. Jr.. Of
Georgetown. is Q favortte to defend
the title he won last year.
Qualifying play is 50 holes. 10 today,
and 10 tomorrow. Eighteen-hole
match-play begins Wednesday with a
36-h0le final Friday.
Among the entrants are Phillips
Finlay Of Harvard: Lester Bolstad. Of
Minnesota: and Bill Fowler, North
Dakotan representing Minnesota.
The team having the lowest total
score for Its four best men In the
qualifying play for the individual title
win Be team champion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Crowley Will Go
To Michigan State

East Lansing. Mich, June 24.-Hee
James H.. Crowley. assistant football
coach at the University of Georgia
will succeed Harry Kipke as head
coach at Michigan State college. An.
nouncement of his appointment was
made Saturday by President r. S
Shaw of Michigan State.
Crowley. one of the famous four
horsemen of Notre Dame. was recon-
mended to Michigan State authorities
by Knute Rockne. coach of the IA
nous aggregation. He played in the
Notre Dame backfield in 1922, 1923
and 1924. He has held his present
position at Georgia for four years.
President Shaw said Crowley would
report here Sept. l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Near Beer With a Kick
Under Attack in Iowa

Des Moines, Ia, June 24.-(Pe
Iowa drinkers of near beer faced q
new attack today from John B. Ham,
mond, veteran dry crusader of Des
Moines. He announced he would seek
seizure>o of two carloads of the beverage
which we're reported en- route from
Sheboygan, Wis, to Boone.
Last week Hammond obtained a
search warrant which resulted in the
seizure Of 10000 bottles of near beer
which had been shipped here. He
contended that possession. sale. de.
livery Or transportation of malt bcv-
erages constituted a Violation of the
Iowa laws. The case will come be-
fore the municipal court Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
State Band Contest
Opens in jamestown

Jamestown, N. Oak, June 24.-R)-
Nearly 200 boys and girls were par
ticipating in the state band contest
opening here today.
All manner of bands were entered
and all sizes Of bandsmen were pre-
pared to blow their hardest to win the
state championship. Included in the
competition are both municipal and
school bands.
Many bands contained both boys
and girls in their membership and
one. the band from Harvey, was com
posed Of girls only.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
Quiz Former Spouse
OF Man Found Slain

Sacramento. Calf, June 24.-(R-
Mrs. Mary Slayback, 81, was held
here today for questioning in connec-
ton with the Staying of her former
husband, Herbert J. Slayback, %, who
was found shot to death in her apart
ment Saturday night.
Investigators said they had learned
that Mrs. Slayback had been jealous
Of her former husbands sweetheart,
q girl known only as Betsy"
Mrs. Slayback protested her inno-
cence, declaring she had been talking
on the telephone and had not heard
the shots.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24

Kansas City. juno 24.-Just what
is an umpire supposed to do to MAIN
tain his dignity and poisc when a
pitcher is in there believing 10000
ooey!" every time he calls a close one
a ball?
Whatever it is, umpircs and play
crS alike protested recently the hog
calling of Pitcher Pea Ridge Day
that's his name, Pea Ridge Day-of
the Kansas City Blues.
1t seems that Pea Ridge let 60 his
whoops whenever the mood struck
him, and it struck him often. Bat
tiers said it unncrved them. Um.
pircs protested to President T. ].