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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
Hazlegrove
~ MRS. RAY HAzLEGRovE

Alex schremser and Ray Hazlegrove
were In Tuttle Monday.
Clarence Hirsh was In futile Mon
Hay.
Alex Schremser hauled out q load
bf coal for Jake Hirsh Monday.
Chris Hanson wa In Tuttel Mon
day.
Miss Lenora Kottke was a guest
Monday at the Hazlegove home, and
Alex Schremser and Lenora KottEe.
were supper guests at the Hazlegroves
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thoren were In
futile Monday shopping.
Lester Hawkins called at the Joe
Goldsmith farm Tuesday.
Lester Hawkins called Tuesday at
Ray Hazlegroves.
Ed Ochuner was In futile Wednes-
day on business. .
George Phel, IT,, hauled the mall
Wednesday in Oscar Wielsbocks place.
Ray Hazlegrove called at the Owen
Mcintyre home Thursday and was a
dinner guest there.
MI. and Mrs. Owen Mcintyre were
In Wing shopping Wednesday.
Ed Wagner broke his car again and
Lester Knowles Of Wing hauled it in
Wednesday.
Luverne Goldburg Is working for
Mcintyre brothers this winter.
Harry Lukenbar was in futile Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove were
guests Saturday evening at the Les
ter Hawkins home.
Art Ochuner was in Tuttle Thurs
day on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Pete Demagolly and
his father and Bernard SWEET were
guests Sunday at the Charlie King
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers attended
Sunday school at Pleasant Hill Sum
day.
Miss Dorothy Argent is now staying
1t the Will Thieling home.
Harry Ulfers called Monday at Ray
Hazlegroves.
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Steiber
BY MRS mo. CARLSON and
MRS WIN. G

Emil sattler was q business caller
in McClusky Thursday.
Regain callers from this vicinity
Saturday were: John Carlson, Delbert
Olson, Bill Hickel, w. s.. Oder, John
Anderson, John stroh, Emil stroh,
Glen McAllister, Willie steinert and
Jake Hochhalter.
julius Olson helped Bill Hickel
butcher Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bosche and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Mike Bosche
home.
Harry schafer and E. sheaffer
made q trip to. Regan Monday after
coal.
Paul Greenan was q Regain ce.ler
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hickel and son
Wayne were callers at the J. G. Olson
home Wednesday afternoon.
Jno. Anderson the mail carrier has
been making the trip with horses the
past week, on account Of the badly
drifted roads.
Miss Bessie Anderson spent Sun.
day evening and Monday at the
teacherage. with the Misses Rose Ell.
len, Mary Belle. and Margaret Doyle.
MI. and Mrs. J. Carlson called at
the Hickel home Monday afternoon.
Delbert Olson spent Sunday at the
w. s. Oder home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
Health Laboratories
Busy During 3 Months

Examinations made during October,
November. and December by the
North Dakota state public health la
boratories totaled 4,523.
Tests were made as follows: Blood,
typhoid (Widal) 70; blood, para ty-
phoid B e.: feces. typhoid, dysen. etc.
Is; Malta fever IS; tularemia Z: spi-
rochete pallida (smears) /: syphilis
(Wassermann's) 1885; gonorrhea
TAG: animals for incubation IS; ami
mails for autopsy II: collbidal Colds
Is; spinal fluids I: urines a.; blood
cultures !: cultures for diphtheria
S76: cultures for Vincent's Angina 10;
cultures for meningitis %: sputa for
tuberculosis 239; miscellaneous ~;
pathological tissues 1911: water, chem
ical 10; water, meteorological ~:
milk and cream, chemical 100: milk
and cream. meteorological 104. K
Main office Of the health lahora-
tories is at Grand Forks. Branches
are at Bismarck, Fargo. and Minot.
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Hampton
BY r

Porter TIMBER went to Linton Sat-
urday.
Carl Woods Of near Cannon Ball
got q load Of hay from this side OF
the Missouri Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bungo. Enock Swift
Bird and Paul Bear Heart Of near
Cannon Ball were calling on friends
in this vicinity Saturday.
G. II. Green was a business caller In
Cannon Ball Saturday.
Bob Chesrown went to Linton Fri
day returning back to his, fathers
ranch Saturday.
Francis Chesrown spent Sunday
afternoon at the Steve Koppy home.
Carl Woods Of near Cannon Ball.
Porter TIMBER, Sidney Fetterley and
Steve Koppy and sons are putting up
ice on the Missouri for their sum-
mer use.
Frank Yetter transacted business In
Cannon Ball Monday afternoon.
Godfrey Grenz was a business call
er In Linton Wednesday afternoon.
Steve Koppy ST.. and John Wat
kinson were business callers In Can
non Ball Wednesday.
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CiH-C County Briefs

II. 8. Lobach has returned to his
duties at the First National bank at.
er . months illness.
q. A. Lindell, Of the law firm Of
williams and Lindell, Washburn, was
. business visitor In the city the first
Of the week.
Walter Jensen left last evening for
Minneapolis where he will attend 2
day meeting for representatives Of the
Holland Furnace company.
Dorys Maddox has returned from
. business trip to Zap, where she
closed q business deal by which she
sold 100 acres Of coal land she owned
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Slender left to-
day for La Crosse, WIS.,, summoned
there by the death Of Mrs. stender's
sister -in-law, Mrs. Albert Loeffler,
which occurred yesterday.
Miss Helen Katen. secretary Of the
North Dakota Tu0eTculo6l6 aSeoC1a-
ton, returned Tuesday from Grand
Forks and other points in the eastern
part of the state where she spent
several days checking up on the
Christmas seal sale.
All members Of the board Of adj
ministration. with the exception Of
Joseph Kitchen, are ct the Uniyer-
sity Of North Dakota, Grand Forks,
for q meeting with Thomas F. Kane.
president Of the university, in con
nection with matters pertaining to
the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cooley,
Crane Forks. announce the birth Of
q daughter Tuesday. M. Cooley Is
managing editor OF the Grand Forks
Herald. and Mrs. Cooley Is farm edi-
tor for the same paper. Mrs. Cooley
is q sister Of Mrs. G. w. Moses OF this
city. The Cooley's have many &C.
quaintances In the city.
Thorvald Thorson, Forest City.
Iowa, architect for the church to be
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Notice 10 hereby given that that
certeln oveylan4 touring c@r, Model
-, Ntlnesots1 Iicens1 1879. No: A45.
ekl, VIII be sold 1t public auction at
the front door Of the Court House In
the City of BiemaSckt County .of Bur-
leigh and state % North pekote on
the Sth a.. oS yebFuary 1880 q the
hour o. 3'ofcloek ~ the afternoon of
SID day to satisfy . certain me-
e. Leanic..e lien. Tor r9psirs, eatd lien 81
ssSs1 in IL yspsif Sc said sufonSSiis
kyHIPa H4Tbett o. Bismarck, North
Dakota doing business - the Modern
Garage for \ Pearl IACla1f, the
leISl possessor % sid a~utQNobile,
and ~ virtue 81 the Eetentions 81 pos
session Of said descrfbod automobile
ana which said repairs and labor we're
fVtrished on thS 33nd day s. June
S:s.ule, Il. s.ia hen eonsists = tss
failure .o9 the legal poesessOr ef seld
(A0te43ottle fo pay fae.a amount y f0r
- due upon sald Hen e the date IS
this notice. ths suIn of Sl1.SI.
a| IRA HEHDERT.
HY1zAND AsyoGgEHs
Hi Attorneys,
= DtsmaScks NoSthS Oekota.
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Frances
BY MILDRED DIETzMAN

Evelette and Clinton Tooker got
water from Owens Monday night as
lockers well wasn't In working or
der.
Glib Cederstrom was a business call
er In Mckenzie Tuesday.
Joe Fischer took q load of feed to
Bismarck Tuesday. His brother An
ton accompanied him.
Harry Smith transacted business in
Bismarck Monday. He found the
roads quite difficult to get through.
MI. and Mrs. Tooker were shoppers
In Bismarck Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Tebbo Harms are
back on the farm after spending sew
eral weeks in Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. w. A. Dietzman were
business callers in Bismarck Wed
nesday.
MI. and Mrs. Kershaw braved the
snow drifts and autoed to Bismarck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and fam
lily were visitors at the John Olson
home e a Regan Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Anton Fischer and
son Gordon are visiting at the Joe
Fischer home.
Miss johnson, teacher of the west
Sibley school didn't have school on
account of the snow storm Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Moffitt who teaches the
cast Frances school only had three
pupils at school Friday on account
Of the bad weather.
Floyd Owen went to Bismarck
Thursday and on his return home he
broke some thing on his car and had
to leave 1t at John Salter's. So Len
ard Salter brought him on home in
his car
Cedric Craig went to Menoken
Thursday for some gasoline.
Mi. and Mrs. Floyd Owen enter
tanned MI. and Mrs. Harve Moffitt,
John Olsen. Geo. Wachel and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Dietzman and son
Edwin to duck dinner Sunday. After
dinner the men played cards while
the women visited.
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Two minor fire alarms called out
the department today, one at LAO
this morning and the other at 6:lO
q. m.
The first fire was caused by some
bedding taking fire in q sleeping room
1t the home Of A. N. Winfree. 1907
Bowen avenue, from what source not
being determined, but apparently
from heating fixtures.
The alarm ct dawn came from the
home Of former Governor Walter
e19 Fifth street. Smoke
pouring through q ventilattng shaft
leading from the furnace up through
the house walls was responsible. This
was traced to . srnouldering in the
basement floor under . tub Of hot
ashes, the draft sucking the smoke
into the mir shaft.
Little damage was done by either
fire. The firemen extinguished both
with the, use Of = chemical spray.
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Men0ken
BY MIS-. JENNIE DANCE

Mr.. end FRS. A. c. Dance are the
parents Of q baby daughter born at
the Bismarck hospital Wednesday
morning.
Menokea Nomemakers club met at
the home Of Mrs. Park Wood Thurs
day afternoon. Six members were
present and sewing was done on the
guide pattern. Luncheon was served.
Miss Gertrude Ness, Miss Ruth
Kampnaugh and Miss Blanche Stew
art were guests OF the club. The next
meeting will be held at the Ed Ebling
home Thursday.
c. D. King and George Varnum at
tended the county caucas Of Nonpar-
tisan League meetings at the Pat
terson hotel on Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Mr. King was selected
as one of the delegates to the state
convention Of that party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Abelein and
family, Mrs. r. McLudemenn were
supper guests at the Otto Ayers home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ebling, Mrs. Park
Wood ana daughter Dorothy and Mrs.
Otto Ayers and son were shopping
in Bisnarck Saturday.
Mrs. r. M. Laudenann spent Sat-
urday, Sunday and Monday visiting
her sister Miss Alice Klepstein Of
Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. r. q. Abelein were en-
|tertained ct dinner Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bnrbage Of
Bismarck.
Mike Knoll Of south Of Menoker
was married Saturday. Jan. 10, Il
Miss Mary Martin Of Bissnarck.
Mrs. Homer Craven spent several
days whiting ct the home Of A6ys
Milton Rue Of Bismarck.
Mis- Norma Agnew spent the wed
visiting her sister, Miss Orpha Asuew
who Is staying Of the A. g. Deucl
home.
Ada McCurdy speut the week yisttin,
Mn. walter Yesk1e,
Dorothy Wood was coastjng down
hill near the school building ana col,
llided With another sJed and hroke he.
moe Thursday. ahe was taken 70 /
doctor right away.
NJ. and Mn q. q. King; yer
aioppfnG n Uiamarck Saturday.
NJ. and 11rs. i. a. Uopotein yisttel
~ the Chris u Greet heme. SUNDAY
Nh b. u. Iudemansa attended !,
Ibtrthdiy dinner party ~ tn Charlt
JHhheR home "a 01nanarck 81 honor D
Mrs Xthe1 Etg1er sunday evenine
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7 The case OF Heino 6iirtola and
Elmo Pihlajs, Wing farmers, charged
With selling wheat which they had
mortgaged to the First National bank.
went TO the Jury In district court this
afternoon. after closing argument ~
Scott Cameron and he charge 0f
Judge Jensonius. 4. j. Wehes pre-
septed tie cnse for the defendohte.
IN the caS3 Of Walter Ecklund.
state becteriologist. tried before tho
wheat caee was taken Up, thu Jury
found Tor Ecklund. Who c1aime4
16o.26 from HabermAn 1og daJaooe6
sustained IN - automoblle cQlli13op
= year ago Tlesday. HoAe{men hid
IA ! counter-claim Tor 4l5.2o. which
the jury ignored.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
North Dakota Oilmen
Seek High Standards

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 30.-R-
Higher standards in oil-marketlng
practices were considered by the
North Dakota division Of the North
west Petroleum association at its con-
vention opening here today.
The board Of directors met this
morning and accepted the resigna-
ton OF Secretary Paul E. Hadlick,
Minneapolis, who has accepted q po-
sition Is secretary Of the marketing
division Of the American Petroleum
institute, New York City. +
Hadlick's brother. Edwin E. Hadlick,
now counsel for the Northwest asso-
citation, was elected to fill the va
cancy. A meeting Of the North Da-
kota code committee followed the d.
rectors' meeting.
Henry M. Wilson Of Minot, who an
nouuced he has sold his oil business
ana Is about to retire, was presented
with q gavel as q token of esteem by
President z. G. Laughlin Of Minne-
apolis on behalf Of the association.
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SITUATION IS GOOD
Kenneth Mcorsgor, Page, n. D.,
Says Surplus continu-
ally Reducing

'Whatever the cutcogne Of the pre-
sent grain situation may be In the
West, there Is every reason to be sat
isfled with conditions In the livestock
industry In western Canada" &C
cording to Kenneth Mc0regor, Page,
N. Oak. son Of Lieut., Governor J.
q. McOreGor Of Manitoba.
The North Dakotan has just SALE
ed from st. John, n. b, on the Can
adian Pacific Liner Meltta for Perth.
Scotland, On an invitation Of the
Scotch Aberdeen-Angus association.
to oct, Is Judge at the cattle show
opening there Eeb. 8.
Surplus Of cattle ia the Canadian
West In the last three years, accord
ing to Mr.. Mc0regor, has been reduce
ed continually, 30 that prices have
been established and livestock rais-
ing placed on . sound basis. "lnas-
much Is the stock Of the western
United States In recent years has
been reduced below requirements, the
Canadian exporter Of cattle and
beef" said MI. Mc0regor, "is likely
to find . profitable market there,
even II the tariff against Canadian
beet Is raised by the United States.
Another market developing for the
Western Canadian cattle raiser, Is
Great Britain. since the preferential
tariff Is likely to prove an enormous
stimulus to imports from Canada.
We also have developed markets Ia
Australia and New Zealand, where
Canadian cattle are prixed for breed
ing purposes"
Lieut.. Governor Mc0regor Is one
Of the largest breeders Of Aberdeen
Angus cattle In Canada, and cattle
from his herds have been purchased
by breeders IN all parts Of the world.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
County Racing Fair
Books AmuseInents
For Vaudeville Acta

Midwinter preparations for the ace
meet fair ct the Bryan track, June
1871, are under way In the form Of
Amusement bookings. Due to the
fair managers conference 1t Grand
Forks, last week. all events through
the state which will include amuse-
uhents have signed up their vaude-
VILE arena acts.
Mrs. g. <. Bryan and the Associ.
alton Of Commerce committee OF
guarantors have selected the Novtkoft
troupe Of triple trapese artists. who
perform their difficult acrobatic
stunts 70 feet high In the air.
The George Duo, Russia's fastest
wire walkers, are other entertainers
signed for the meet.
Nagle's Wonder Working Dogs, from
Limona, Florida, are q third booking.
The circus Is claimed to be one Of
the leading animal circuses In exis-
tence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
Coincidence Extended
Ben Eielson's Family

Fargo. N. D., Jan. 30.-ReResQlu-
tions Of coincidence to Ole Eielson and
family Of Hatton, on the tragic loss
Of their son Ben In the Arctic were
passed today by pastors Of the North
Dakota district, Norwegian Lutheran
church In America, in session here.
Officers elected today were: Pres
ident. Rev. D. Stoeve, Fargo: vice
president, Rev. r. ]. johnson, Kim
bred secretary, Rev. Joseph Johnson,
jamestown, and treasurer. Rev. Q. II.
Elstad, Minnewauka.
The conference decided to hold .
joint committee meeting with the
Northern Pastoral conference, expect
ed to be held at Moorhead, Mimi, or
Fargo. at q time to be fixed later.
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Bradd0ck
BY MRS. E. f. SAVAGE

VIM. Adams, who Is living on the
Jagd farm in Dana township, met
With q very serious mishap Thurs
day afternoon which resulted In the
loss OF his right hand. In endeavor-
'ing to get some Of the bullets out Of
the gun he struck the end Of the bar.
Erel with his hand causing his gun to
lgo off and the bullet passed into his
hand, shattering his wrist badly.
Mrs. Carl Splitter and little daugh-
Ter Mercedes came up on the train
from Kintyre Wednesday and spent
several days. visiting at the G. T. Bar
ton home.
Miss Olga Bohlin was a Bismarck
shopper Thursday and Friday.
Services were held in the M. E.
church Wednesday evening. On ac-
count Of the bad conditions Of the
roads, which makes travel by auto
almost impossible, Rev. Kinzler was
compelled to come down On the train
and returned home Thursday.
Miss Leslie Prichard, who spent the
weekend ct the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Baker here, re-
turning Monday evening to the w.
w. Baxter home.
Several Of the members Of the jun
1or All club, namely, Clair and Cliff
ford Hulett, Christian, Theodore and
Mamie Maiden. Paul Albright and
Emory Edholm accompanied by
Messrs Thore Madden, Grant HuIett
md Don Macdonald were passengers
on the 500 to Bismarck to attend &
banquet given at the Elks hall BY the
Rotary club.
j. y. perFeuce antoed to Hasoltou
"wednesday uaorniug and from ther(
On TO Bismarck, returning home tn
saMo eyeuing. NJ. Herman 6ueltl
Ind csaEge of TIE bank during hi
nhGoooo.
Mir Alytra Munns who his bees
A1sttxg q the = v. Lesher home dir.
M he past Week TetuSned ~ he,
6nmo q 6eakceth, MINI, on Tnesday
~ NalG ncoompon1ed - far - Kin
tyro ~ Mn. OF. 1ATtm apd Mr.
\. I1oGh1r And Xeftk Who y1sttG(
NTH ff5G6a6o these between trains.
Ut 0WooE ae4tvo6 "wednesday 1rco
AhM16o9t0 ytGft at ~ hcGne ~ ~
w 0oh1E.
M. q. N. held their yeenlal
t1ng IA thu Stem hall Thure6al
1 1iil Two new me11bex1 wt8l
St6d into the order. The mn
11j1 seoG1De very acttye n addfnl
*90sAN
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PANTAGEs FAILS

Los Angelica Jan. 30.-R-The
third attempt Of Alexander Pam
tageA multimillionaire Snowman
convicted Of . criminal assault 70
gain his liberty on bond failed
today. At the same time superior
Jndge Frtcke denying the petit
ton for bail, prefaccd his decl-
sion with . fiery denunciation o.
alleged sttempts BY members Of
the theater mans family 70 In.
fluence the court.
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Mutuals Will Follow
Fire Insurance Firms
Slashing Their Rates

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 30.-R-Mutual
Fire Insurance companies Of North
Dakota will put lower insurance rates
into effect Feb /, the same as stock
companies, 1t was reported here today
by r. n. Wilder, secretary and state
agent for q number Of mutual organ
nations.
Most, II not all, mutual companies
Of this state contribute to the support
Of the general inspection bureau at
Minneapolis on the same basis as
stock companies and follow the rates
and rules made by the bureau" VIII
der said. I'VE will therefor allow 5
and 10 per cent reductions the same
Is stock companies"
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The Toughest Old
Can Now Be Stopped

Lingering coughs-the kind that
hang on and hang on and rob . man
Of his sleep-the kind that makes him
peeviSh and all worn out.
Those are the breed Of coughs that
prove that common cough syrups are
about rs useful Is . bottle Of ginger
pop.
The quickest and surest way to get
rid Of Z persistent cough Is to take
Z teaspoou1ul Of Bronchuline Emul-
sion four times . day.
It's made to stop the old-timers-
the tough ones-and II. does It with
out any los Of time.
And remember. there Is no chloro-
Sorm-no sugar-no dope In this
grand cough medicine. It's . pre-
scription Tor stubborn. coughs and
that's the kind It speedily conquers.
Tcr ordinary coughs cne or two
d0eoe - usually enough. Service
Drug CO.. and dealers everywhere can
supply you.-Adv.
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DIsMIssEs SUIT

New York, Jan. 30@RHFed-
eral Judge william Bondy today
dismissed . suit for m Injunction
brought to restrain directors Of
the Cities Service corporation
from Withdrawing their offer Of
special purchasing rights issued
October 10 last to holders Of COM
mon stock 1t the corporation.
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BOARD BUYS AT K. c.

Kansas City, Jan. 30.-R-The
Kansas City representative Of the
federal farm board, for the first
time, today bought two cars OF
No. 2 hard wheat At the boards
loan price Of $l.13 . bushel. Fu-
lures showed further decline on
the Kansas City market this
morning, dropping about I to TX
cents.
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Nav FREE

Fargo. N. D.. Jan. 30.-R-Dr.
Macmillan Schpeller, who Il. held in
the Cas- county jail awaiting possible
deportation, Will be released II the
French government will not accept
him, p. b. 0arberg. United states
district attorney, said. Dr.. SCHNEIDER
Is held for the department Of immi-
grafton which - In touch with the
French consul In Chicago, who In
turn, ID In touch with the French gov
eminent.
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Bulletin News
AMER1CANs NAMED

London, Jan. 30.-ReSecre.
tary. Of the Navy Adams ana Am.
bassador Hugh Gibson were des.
ignated this afternoon - the
American members Of the special
committee appointed to consider
tho question row 70 measure
naval power, BY total tonnage or
BY tonnage In catergories Of ships.
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st. Jean ~ In, Francs. Jaa.
tEjealing svss
Tie Spanish fpaptieF flF0agh .
strict oensegshlA stets thet the
aituat1eo n 1gAAE1A hAG b6eoalo
sraves ana tllAt Hing Aleegl6o =
ersstly annsysd = IL tn = AZ
fair.
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RTyER REPORT READY

RIVER REPORT READY
Washington, Jan. 3e.-<R-
Secretary Hurley announced to-
day . report On the upper Missls-
sippi river channel project short.
~ could be expected Hessaid the
War department favored IN even-
tual n~ine-look channel.
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Washington, Jan. 3o-ReSen-
Ator Shtpgtead, Farmer.Labor,
Minnesota, who returned 70
washington recently from PAM
anna where he had gone 70 regain
strength after . long illness,
xgain win leave for the iSthmus
next week after attending 70
some business here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30
Grand Forks Youth Is
Charged With Hitting
Burlington Motoris

Minot, N. d., Jan. 30.-R-Roy
Ness, 10. claiming Grand Forks q
his home, is in the county jail here
today, charged with aggravated as
sault an battery and Is accused Of be-
ing the man who last Saturday after
noon struck J. r. Reeve, Burlington,
with is fist after m automobile COL
lision.
Ness was identified yesterday aft
ernoon by Reeve at Burlington q be-
ing the person who hit him In an
eye. after . machine In which Nesa
was riding and . car being driven BY
Reeve had scraped in meeting and
passing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-30

Aggravated assault and battery. Is
desienated BY law - Z more sevore
assault than ordinary assault ana
battery. Persons couvincted On such
charges are subject TO . heavier than
ordinary penalty.