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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
LAWEFORCNIEl|T
PROGRAM PASSAGE
BASIS FOR REQUEST
Senator Jones Advises Action II
Congress Falls Tolerant
Hoover's Wishes
SERIOUSLY CONSIDERS MOVE
Predicts Tariff BIN and Navy
Treaty VIII b Actsd Upon
Before June
SERIOUSLY CONSIDERS MOVE

UIoshio~Aam Ao~a1 - m~~>A>.
49,. u,...,....- -su..-. ~.
N" " w
lesoes' usSeu kIessoeus doov0 Uoosy
to call Z special session o9 congress
Ia the event that adjournment u
t.r.r hefcra th> .r,ee .v.~,,t,,.,.
NV en1enens posfsm nss Dssn
acted upon.
Tho senator after q morning con.
ference ct the white house. aid the
president should insist On action on
his law enforcement recommendae
lions which were reemphasised IA Z
special message 70 conerees two days
70. Jones = author Of the sfive
ana ten law for Volstead ~yiolators.
He told the uregident that II con.
res faiIed 70 ack - his recon.
mendatious. the chlef executive
should call Z special oe1siou the day
after sine dia adjournrmeuf n taken.
At the same time Senator Jones
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
BABY Chick RAISING
Plan OF A. G.. GOES
over LIMIT OF 5000
First Shipment Will Be Here
May s and Another May
8 for Distribution

Junior club members Of Burleigh
county are running away with the
baby chick project Of the Association
OF Commerce. Originally, in adopt
Ing the plan, it was the intention Of
the association to distribute $500 baby
chicks through the county for club
youngsters to raise, then It was found
that at least 5000 would be required.
Now It will probably Be necessary to
increase even the 5000. Already 2O3
applications have been received BY
Secretary H. r. Goddard for allot-
ments, which are to b Is chicks to an
applicant. Most Of tho applications
are for Buff Orpingtons. White ana
Barred Rocks coming next.
Distribution viii begin following ar
rival Of the first shipunent Of chicks
here. This Is to come May 6 and q
second Is to arrive May 8. Prompt
delivery Is desired, 20 that the asso-
citation viii not be under the necessity
Of caring for the little birds.
Notifications are to be sent out
SsSAOA9AS WAO VO04Aty W 0QQA1C0u68 -
soon - forms can Be typed at the IS
s~ociation office. Delivery first may
b made to the southern section OF
the county. leaving the second ship
ment for the applicants to the north.
A. r. Miesen, county agent. has re-
cetved word that prices on the orders
sent In have been cut q q hundred
by one chick hatchery. This viii en-
able the association to purchase "a.
ditional chicks beyond the 5000 and
to supply the applicants stil register
The association has q fund Of $500
to invest in the experiment, which Is
to require payment Of 81 on the al
lotments Of Is chicks, the other q to
cover the 8 cost to the association to I
Be collected from sale Of two matured
fowls out Of the lot which each boy |
or girl raises. This sale viii be made |
1t . poultry show to be held here In
The fall BY the young poultry raisers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
GLDERSHP PILOT
UNOFn|GALLY SETS
new WORLDS MARK
California. Craft Sails IS Hours
Y Miuutesi Through Dark
s,eas~And Rain

san Diego Calf, April 3o.-n-
Jack Darstov. sail plane pilot. LANDED
ct Point LoGpas Ct SIS O'Clock THU
morning. ending : flight q IS hsur,
and u minutes dufation thGt unpf.
ficially established Z n6W worjdt
record for motorless sustained -flight
Barstow took of 1t l3:4A p. N. yes
terday and took advantAee Of q f.
vorable breeze to circle Aan Diego
and Point Iona. He also exceeded
the American glider mark Of . hours,
5 minutes and - 775< seconds estab-
lished several months ago By Hawiey
BoWlus.
Tho official glider record 10 n
hours and "a. minutes and Wal e.
tsblished In Germany. AZ his flight
was unofficial ana he carried no
Paragraph, Barstow cannot claim Q
now official record.
Barstow scared into the air In the
face Of . strong south wind. The
take-off vas made over the precipi-
tous cliffs near the end Of Point
Iona
At $50 O'Clock last night the Amer,
lean record Ind been stattered ana
the poweele6s craft continued it,
flight through the darkness and on
the wings Of . co1d. rain-ladeu wind.
Shortly before midnight. the pilot
shouted 70 his friends that he was
going after the Oefmanrecoed," ana
then, % the wind shifted toward the
unnn& AcA anAN>nnAA d. RA~o~ 1890
altitude and eoafed nom sight.
Absence Of . batoirabh In Bar
slows plane depgives him OF III Of
ficial recognition for the unusual
II also prevents his claimiug
the $4,000 prise offered BY the pred.
dent Of . Detroit Aeronautical COR
poratiou to the first American pilot
Tying IN Amef1cAn-built glider Tor
Ten hours.
Before darkness closed In last night
Barstow far out over the ocean and
times reached On altitude a O..
most 1000 feet.
Later, however, he remained with
Ia about . half mile radius Of the
place where he took OH. fIis only
guide was the lights from Z campfire
Ind automobiles below. At times he
attained = speed Of abput "a, miles IN
hour. Only when he Scared Close to
The spectators could be ~ seen. a.
his voice could b. heard.
The takeoff WAS effected With m
line. Men grasped the linz
md raced down the runway. drawing
- glider into the air..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

TWeuty.five new cases & smallpox.
f1ve q which ware IN the CITY 6 H.
marck. were reported IN North pakota
last week, Il W1s announced thle
morning b. d. ]. u Jnng1man, epl.
demiologist q the stats health d.
paxtmeut.
The new cases were 1epogted =
tollows: Durletgh !: 0a1B /: etuts-
man /: Trail B; HissmArck B: Grand
Forks :; jamestown :: and 1einot ..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

lGinot, N. D.. April 30.-RACap-
tain =. n. Pat" Raid. Canadian avi-
etor who played . prominent part IN
the search for 0a<l Zen Eielson ana
Earl Dorland, avtators who died Ia
Siberia, has informed Mayor A. J. II.
1ratsbeg that he hopes to visit
Annoe and other North Dakota cities
soon.
Captain Reid tentatively Is sched-
uled 70 b at valley City June u lor
tho airport dedication.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
New York Night Club
Operator Shot Down

New York. April 3o.-R-Harry
Block. %. reputed partner Ia . mum.
per Ct night club enterprises, WAS
fatally shot ~ two nan this morning
g he and his wife were about to as
cend Ia IN elevator to their apart.
ment.
Police were unable to assign & mo-
tive for the shooting. Cash amount
tng, to 1850 was found In Blocks
pockets. g well . Q notebook con-
tanning the name "Ownie Maiden"
Madden = known g . backer Of
night clubs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
J. A.HxlandE Elected
Bar President After.
Part. Term in Office

Tho Burleigh County Bar associa-
ton has recognized for the ensuing
year by electing J. A. Hyland presi-
dent, T. H. Thoresen. vice president,
and George 8. Register, secretary
treasurer.
Mr.. Hyland was vice president Of
the association and on the death Of
Judge Nuchols he became acting pres
ident.
The association adopted . memorial
on the death Of Gen. Erastus A. VII.
liasns. the committee which drew this
up being George N. Register, L. J.
Wehe, Alfred Zuger and Ed 8. Allen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
AMERICAN FORESTRY
ASSOCIATION BACKS
NYE Tree MEASURE
Endorses Appropriation Pro
posal for Study Of North
Dakota Tree Growth

Minneapolis, April 3o.-(R3-A reso-
luton indorsing . $2S.ooo congress
sional appropriation proposal for the
study Of tree growth In North Dakota
was before the S6th annual ,conven-
ton OF the American Forestry asso.
citation today. 5
Action Il expected to b taken to-
day on the measure, which urges 70.
tention In the agricultural appeopria-
ton blu Of, Sen. Gerald Nye'S amend.
ment providing for such . FUND.
ITS supporters point out that con-
Sre9oional Approval and subsequent
study q tree growth in Dakota Wuold
-enhAnce living and crop oouditioos,
that stateaud also Would I'D In regu.
listed production Of grain crops.
The resolution reads: "Recognixing
the immediate and potential poesihili-
ties Of tree growth In the northern
great plains region, the dependence
Of many crops upon wind protection,
the need Of local supplies Of wood for
building and fuel. ana the responsible
Titles Of the federal government for
maintenance Of . permanent aSri.
culture. It b resolved that the associa-
ton strongly urge retention In the
agriculture appropriation bill Of SEN
ator Nye's amendment to include 426,-
900 for study Of three growth In North
Dakota"
Glenn Frank. president Of the Uni
verstty Of Wisconsin, was the chief
speaker 1t the banquet last night.
Conservation. he said, has become q
pressing problem because the Ameri-
can people have inherited . "hand-
to-mouth." psychology that generates
. passive resistance to any long time
problem.
Conservation. he said. has . social
far wider than the
planting II . few trees, the saving Of
fish. Or turning tired businessmen In
10 . natural playground"
George D. Pratt, New York, Vas re-
president. New vice presidents
included Mira. Herbert Hoover, Wash
D. O.: Alexander Legge. Mi.
nois: and Charles L. McNasy, Oregon.
frank O. Lowden. former governor
q Illinois. was among those named
directors,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
Issues CHALLENGE
TOSCTUPPnVAIE
farm RELIEF BODY
Chamber Of Commerce. Receives
Board Claimants Fiery
Defy In Silence
BANKER URGES ACT REPEAL
Secretary Hyde IN Extompora.
'nsous Addrsss Defends Fed.
sraI organlzation

washington, April 1o-lA-rn -
spouse to . challenge hy ohaaruan
Legge Of the farm board 1or monnn5rs
OF the United States chamher ~ -.
merce % match him dollar 1ur -.
IA Ior establishment q q prtVn4a
agency to taxa over the work a. ~
farm board. Julius Barnes said 1872
ne would engage 70 obtain hae11r.
rom business interests % Wo1cis
every dollar put up b. N. - -
engage IN . study q The farm ~
alton"
Whether Barnes. Who n chaarman
OF the board Of the chamber direo1ors
also intended to raise funds 8 ~ -
tne establishment Of tho petVnAo
agency was not immediately mado
Barnes said:
The chamber has tried 70 dosoma.
thing for cooperative mag1retine 49,
sound lines. It does not couG6aer ~
being on sound lines IN effoft - n.
derrnine private initiative ana mce1va
power"
Barnes said he hsld The cuan1an
oS SAAAOA8A4 AoD90G Io0G80y O1oED
q great marketing structure = ho1nr
steadily undermined"
Chairman Legge OF the hoard 80
the chamber had failed TO taeo anV
constructive action 70 Improve -
farm situation"
In reply Daniel A. Millet*. penvsr
banker ana stockmAn, coutended -
the farm board ana the aericnltsrrai
act which created - go
part Of - fantaatic dream a ~.
ollisasion." He urged that the ct
/. The attack and counter attack thrav
Into controversy til prsvloasly serene
meeting. Middle western graln deal-
ers. opposing he hoard. sud others
had previously Announced intention
Of speaking fpen tie foer on boerd
policies Aftr Lloge ana llillett 80
concluded.
SusSegls Private lizard
At one point Leege departed from
hn prepared address to sueeest that
CONTINUED, on page six)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

Tho attorney,
Joseph +. Tfue6-
dale. declined 70
comment On ~
por0 Of . Pm.
trial agreement
eeetltng upon Mn.
t3el0 IN annual
income ol more
than Ny000eoo
giving hW poo1l1>
ao0 II the Fad
hou10 81
East 50th Sko6,
md custody
three chill
dnn0. MnnShAu
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30
Wagner and Nick cellar
Assail Judge Parker

Washington. April 30.-R-The
opposition to Judge John j. Parker OF
North Carolina . 4 member Of the
supreme court drew support from two
Democrats In the third day OF senate
debate today with Senators Wagner
Of New York and Mcclellan, OF Ten
nessee. assailing his qualifications.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

Bucharest. Rumania. April 3o.-lR
Dashing Prince Carol, who sold the
throne which was his birthright for
life With q titian-haired iusmorata
on the Partisan boulevards, MAJ come
back home and ask forgiveness or
his ex-wtfe, Princess Helen Of Greece.
who is mother Of his son. King
Michael.
Tho newspaper Cuventul says It
has confirmation OF rumors the for
Crown Prince is attempting q
reconciliation with his ex- wife and that
he has broken off with Mime. Lupe-
sou. The Prince Is supposed to have
written . letter conveying this idea
to the Princess ct Easter.
It was said the royal family was
still discussing the matter and that
their attitude had not been decided.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

r., Il. Barbara, II, and Deruioe, &.
Inc Fields were married Ia 1911.
IN addition to having vast Interests
n Chicago NJ. Field = . member q
. New York brokerage firm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

1oG lGACKEREL CATCH FonSEEN
WoGafngton-0-The buSoou a.
dGoaoe4oe PREDICTS Q catch q o0eo0,0o0
poundB q MAebefel thib yOot "a H.
n0gth At1ontie ooast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-30

Cleveland. April 3o.-R-Former
Secretary q, War Newton .. Baker
was suffering from bronchial pneu.
monta today. but physiciaus said
there was no cause for alarm 90 lone
- he continues TO Show the improve
ment mated Let night.
Baker has been confined 70 his
home hare since attending . Demo-
cratic rally Saturday night. d.. Les
ter ~. Taylor: and Dr.. Roy w. Scott,
heart specialists, held . consultation
and reported their patient better last
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
DEFENDS BILLIARD TITLE
Johnny Layton, Holder ot Worlds Three Cushion Championship, Meets seven ChailcDgers.

New York, Jan. LP)-Johnny Layton, holder Of the worlds three cushion billiards championship for the past two years, begins defense of his title at the Palm Garden tonight with seven challcngcrs in the field
 The championship round robin tournament gets under way with Layton opposing Harry Schulcr of New York in one match and Otto Eciselt of Philadelphia meeting Charles Jordan of Los Angeles in another.
 Layton rules favorite 10 retain his crown but considerable opposi- ton may be expected from the former title holders. Heisclt and AuGlc kicCkhefer of Chicago as well as from the other five challengcrs, Schulcr Jordan. Allan Hall of St Louis: lief Denton of Kansas City and Gus COpulOs O. Detroit.
 After inc opening night four matches will be played daily. two in the afternoon and two in the eve nlnG. All matches arc at 50 points.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
MARBLE SHOOTERS
 WILL JET MEDALS
Trophies Engraved With Names
 Of Winners to Be Issued

Medals for marble champions i1 the 1929 Herald d-Junior Achievement marble contest which were returned to the factory for engraving hav" arrived at the Herald office and may be obtained by the owners. Due to an error at the factory last June th" order for medals was mslad and q last minute rush order for blank medals was shipped here as q tenn porary measure. The blank medals were presented to the boys by Judge William r. Mangan at the Strand theater.
 When the fall term Of school open ed communications were sent to tn } boys asking them 10 return the blank medals for suitable engrav- ing, Not all the boys responded and it required so much time recalling the blank medals that it was impos- siblc to have them completed in time for Christmas, which was the hope of the Herald.
 The following boys who returned their medals for engraving can ob- tain them by calling at the desk of the marble editor between 11:3O and 12 o'clock tomorrow forenoon Leonard Carlson, Dominic Cartcllj, Leo MatuZak. Herhert Wells. Gerald TurGcon, Charles Alex, Benedict Hansek. Nicholas Benjamin. Paul Tontorski and Dominick Nosness. George Mazur, who has moved away from this city. will receive his medal by mail.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
TEAMS TO SETTLE THIRD
 PLACE IN DUSTY LEAGUE
Stanley Works to Battle League Leading Corbin Screw Five While RussWns Clash With Landers Con- blnation-Buttmaker Confident of Filming Defeat
 On Champion Quintet - Newmatcs and Corbin Cabinet Lock Crews to Open ThreeGame Program

center: Charow and II. Eccano, forwards and O'Brion Wcihn and Crcsccnzo, guards. Sarkus. Preissrr and Ralph keCano will be in reserve.
 Ncwmatics Ns. torbin Cabinet
 The race for the cellar position. which is kecner this year than the one for first place, will tighten further if the Ncvmatlcs defeat Corbin Cabinet. Al tn" prcscn. time the New Britain Machine and Gas cos are tied for last place but q victory for the Chestnut street gang will take if out of the undesirable position and move it into a three rorncrod fife with thc r X r. Cor. bin and Corbin Cabinet Lock teams.
 The Ncwmatics will line mp aa follows: II. Anderson center: Au- -ustino and Arena, forwards and His and swanson, guards.
 Cabinet wilt probably start win NIopp. center; Anderson ana Wal lher forwards and Nankaskas and Larson. guards.
 The first gam" will start at 7:%o o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
R0SBNBL00M YS. L0MSKI
Leading Light Hcavywcichts to Clash in lO-IOund Bout at Nadi- son square Tonight.

New York, Jan. 2 tRl-Maxie Eoscnbloom and Leo Lomski. lead ing light heavywcights for several years. clash m 10-round bout at Madison square Garden tonight.
 Through a combination of cir cumStahces neither Rosenhloom nor his prospective rival figure in the light heavyweight champion clmi- nation tournament. which has pro HrCsscd to a stage where the only survivors arc two Buffalo residents, Jimmy Slattory and Lou Scozza.
 Rosenbloom and Lomski have met three times with honors all even.
 George Courtney, Oklahoma light heavyweight, meets Joe BanoviC of BinShamton x. Y, in the semi final, and Canada Lee, Harlem nc gro Weltcrweight. takes on Arturo Sch ccklcs of Belgium in the first ..
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
200 Dash From Thcatcr
 At False Crv of "Firc'

ottawa, Ont, Jan. , tHo) - Two hundred persons. maIy of thcm children, rushed from inc Fraucais thcator yesterday when 4 young uau shouted "I,jrr" as he ran down the stairs from tho balcony 10 the street. MI reached rbo street in safety despite the crush 10 the doors. They returned 10 the thcatcr when they learned tn" alarm w4s q false one.
 Recalling tn" Paisley. Scotland, New Years eve tragedy. the thea ter authorities said every effort would be made to arrest the man who shouted the alarm.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
CAYANAUGH RENAMED
Again Selected as Football Coach by Officials at T'ordham University Had Cnbeaten Team,

New York, Jan. 3.-(Pp-Major Frank ". Cavanaugh has been re- engaged as head football coach at Iordham university. thereby setting al rest rumors that the Iron Major' would be found elsewhere wher the 193o season rolls around.
 Cavanaugh turned out an unbcat- cn team at F'ordham during the season just closed.
 rordham has a difficult schedule for next year with seven major games in a. TOW but loses only two ray.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
League Standing
IOninhtS Games
Toni@ht'S Games .'eWmatics Vs. Corbin Cabinet. I.anders Ns. Eusswin. Stanley Works NS. r0rbin S,.r.,


 .,eWmutlCS NS. tOrbin Cabinet
 l.anders Vs. Eusswin
 Stanley Works Ns. Corbin Screw.
 The only place al stake in the "I' Industrial basketball league standing is third place, which is held at present by two teams. Both of these quintets will be in action tonight when the Stanley Works will oppose the first place Corbiu screw team and the ItuSsWin team, also in third place. will fight il out with Landers.
 The best battle of the night ap- pears 10 he tha, which will be staged between inc Screw Shop and Stanley Works teams. Stanley Workers are confident they will pin the first defeat on the Corbin Screw team. but the latter figures this an easy game. One Of the Screw Shop players termed the stanley Works q onc-mau team and this man will be well cared for by either Hank" Arbmr' of "Hammy" parroW. Corbin Screw guards The one man is Elmer Swanson. whom no guard has been able 10 stop all season.
 It is probable that one or the other members of the Stanley Works team will be "fcd" and the dope about Swanson will be crossed.
 The Corbin Screw lineup will br as follows: Luke and Nakubowicz forwards: Luty. center and Arburr and Dar'row. guards Stanley Works will start With Rcckcrt and Swan son. forwards: IloWctt. center and .AbramoWiCz and Carlson. guards.
 Iandcrs Ns. RuSswin
 1T I.anders is no, successful in defeating the Russell X Erwin quintet tonight it will lind itself hob-nohbnG with the tail-endvrs The Corbin Cabinet Lock team will go into a tic with it if the Cabinet outfit succeeds in winning over the NeWmatics.
 The R. X F.. team will again he without tn" services of Elmer Ny borg tonight. it was reported today. The lineup will consist Of RakoW- ski center: Marscli and Karhonic. forwards and SaXr and Iuko. guards. Becker and Trrwilligcr will h" in reserve. Fritz Marsoli will ho playing against his teammates Of las year.
 Iandors will start with ZaIrski,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
GOAL CRITTERS WIN

The Goal Gctters hockey team 'rouuccd the All-Stars 10 ycstcr- day afternoon in game played without roller skates on Putnam street. r.. Dobeck featured for the All Stars while F. Cassclla and A.. DFranzo were the stars for tine Goal G"ltors. The goals were as follows. Goal Getlrrs. DiI'ranzo i. Cassclla i FreStash 1 and Accidental 1. All Stars, Dohocli 1, Accidental |. Tho lincups were as follows: Goal Get t"rs IfFranzo, rasscllo. l2rcstasr. kyonn and l'yzow. All Stars. r.. bohch. SrIripch, J, pohrh |. EIg1a and Bisroli.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

Tn" flying Fronchmrn. St. Auhln and Boucher, will be here Sunday. They handed New Britain shcl- lacking in Iohocs last Wednesday night and "kid' Williams X co. will hc out for complete revenge when th" team comes here. cohocs means butter battle for New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
COL. H. \. N.tI.I. DEAD

Norfolk, Na.. Jan. : tP'-coIon,I Robert A. M1rr -. widely huovu scientist. inventor and civil engineer. former head of engineer doparj- mnls a' Virginia Military Iuyuu'" and Virginia Polytechnic InsIuu., died at his hom" h"ro last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
WITH THE BO\VLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS >iASItf Rt LIE & LEVEL IEAIIE
( lliSeIs

Parker ...,.....I1i co ua oo, Perretta ..I02 1o2 og ooS Leopold .... a7 IOf 1IE nIa Thorsten son l.n -t ca ooS IicGler ....... e S S, at,
 6, q Nj 3G2
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

The New Britain combination ap- pears 10 be almost unbeatable. Tho long and eXhausting trip of the day before. From this city 10 Amstcr- dam is 160 miles and it is @5 more miles to Cohocs. Tho team left yes terday morning at 9:30 o'clock and had 10 get 10 the rink almost inn mediatcly. Then the team went 10 tohocs. where the players had to don wet suits and go into another game. Then the long trip had 10 he made homo again.