Bismarck Tribune, The (Newspaper) - February 13, 1930, Bismarck, North Dakota North Dakota's Oldest Newspaper ESTABLISHED 1873 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Mostly fair tonight and Colder NORTH FEBRUARY 13, 1930 Eielson's Helmet Found in Plane PRICE FIVE CENTS k Hugh THIRD ASIATIC INVASION BASIS RACE RIOTS North Dakota Still Ul i Land of Opportunity Joe Crosson Reports Searchers Plan to Continue Clearing Away Tundra Snow HOPE TO FIND BODIES SOON Digging Operations Directed Toward Spot Where Plane Hit Lagoon First Motorship North Feb. by the finding in the wreckage of his plane of the helmet worn by Pilot Carl Ben N. American aviator lost Nov. 9. r iie son and his Earl their labors with renewed vigor The wreck was found Jan. 25 in an icy lagoon 90 miles southeast of Pilot Joe who reported discovery of Eielson's helmet on his return from a flight to the lagoon said a part of the cockpit also had been recovered from the ice and that the workmen were digging around one of the wings torn off the Crosson said the searchers planned to continue clearing away the snow toward the spot where they believed the plane first hit the eral hundred feet cabin of the plane was He Feb. whose agriculture and Indus try have measured mighty strides in recent is still a land of oppor and its millions of acres pay big dividends to those who will work them with industry and intelli Lyman E. presi Minneapolis and of th First Bank Stock said in a radio address Mr. Wakefield spoke over a join hookup of and Twin Cities as guest speaker fo the Greater North Dakota association Re was introduced by C. E. president of the association Mr. address was the sec ond of a series sponsored by the North Dakota Development which presents a prominent business man as a guest speaker on each they expected to have all the wreckage dug out within three provided favorable weather and that they hoped to find the bodies The plane was almost buried by snowdrifts when Eielson and Borland were lost while attempting a flight to the a fur trading ship icebound They took off from IGWiER LANDS 1NBIWGKAFTEI FLIGHT FBI POLE Refuels With Prairie Leaving Jack Frost to Tune Up Overheated February NAVY ESSAY PRIZES Roaring into Bismarck on the shank of a 30 mile King shortly after midnight this morning piloted his blizzard squadron into the northwest after a nonstop flight from his Arctic Dropping his cool mechanic Jack the Monarch of the North Pple refueled with snow supplies deposited by his advance corps on the prairies the night before and then took off for points south and In Jack February craft and promptly drove the temperature to four degrees below Further tuning will send the the United States weather reau reported after an interview with the frigid Following a 10 day visit of Old Man Sunshine and his balmy assistants the the unexpected visitors from the Mob Bombing and Death on Pacific Coast Has Economic Background JAPS PRECEDED Frugal and Celibate Brown Men Compete With Thousands of Unemployed Whites San Feb. The third Asiatic invasion in the a flood of little brown men to these shores to take jobs as workers in many explains the recent race riots that have been marked by mob and even The outbreaks have been followed by Filipino protests both in Manila and and are almost KIDDER Poultry Improvement tion Also Advocated as zard Cuts Attendance N. Feb. That ike other comes At Filipinos born under the American nag in Hawaii and the Philippines are permitted to enter the United States without The Filipino riots have broken in increasing intensity since the first outbreak in California disturbances have occurred n a half-dozen The most ous in Watsonville by a mob inflamed by reports that a Filipino club em- ployed white girl Jap and Chinese Earlier Three times have Asiatic laborers America through Pacific ports and three times has The first wave of Oriental cheap abor threatened to inundate nia in the early days of her n the latter 70's thousands of nese imported to work the gold fields on page eps be made toward the formation of a farmer's co-operative creamery and the organization of a county-wide poultry improvement association were the outstanding recommendations made by 200 county farm residents who attended the farm ness conference at Steele A blizzard which descended during the night was effective in keeping most of the people from return ing for today's Cold and made bile transportation How sions A wider use of the duckfoot vator in the growing of wheat in der to control weeds and to conserve sou moisture was advocated this A moderate increase hi the acreage of flax was deemed Faith in Kidder county as a dairy region was many farmers declaring that conditions here were admirably suited to 4-H club work was strongly A growing appreciation of sanitation methods in the production of stock was evident in the discussions and recommendations On Friday and a farm Bismarck Hardware Man Speaks in Fargo FOR ALL Has Come for Creation of Industrial Board to Aid Development N. SEVEN m GANGSTERS TED IN ia Burleigh county at This will be the third of a series of nine county sponsored by the North Dakota Agricultural college ex- tentlon of North Dakota would benefit materially from a speeding up in the development of North Dakota Governor George Shafer said ast night in an address at the annual banquet of the North Dakota Retail Hardware Governor Shafer traced the 40 years of in North since t was admitted to the union in 1889, and said the state had developed from a population of to in that 75 Per Cent in Valley years ago 75 per cent of that small population was in the Red River was entirely eastward until at the present time the the form of agriculture was grata and that grain was almost exclusively of the state then was only grazed by isolated stock No grain raising moved westward and stock raising has moved until at the present time the production of all kinds of livestock is the order of the day in the Red River In other our state has passed from the colonization period into its second and more permanent stage of Farming is com- diversified and industry of many kinds Names Would Grace Star Near Death Detective Chief Says at ARE O'DONNELL CLANSMEN I believe the time has come when we should give special thought and study to this matter of industrial development and to that end I have suggested the establishment of an in- Feb. Korta Retail took minded Bismarck by The continues to hold the deepest interest for King a temperature of 30 degrees below zero being refrigerated at that Williston received the chilliest hello in the United the sinking to 10 In the wake of King Winter's ond hop of 1930 is clear and colder Snow flurries and a severe cold wave are predicted for points further Light rain aad wet snow cushioned the Rocky Mountain region for the Arctic Temperatures ly stood below the freezing point in braska and Fargo was warmest in North ta with 12 above but was feeling the Hardware Dealers convention i by who have exhibits in the argo auditorium has been on the better than ng to officials of the association who ave made an informal Speakers today were Louis M. T. I. W. F. O. L. Bis id- Girl Who Rose From board Operator in Three Years Is Sought Feb. People State Bank of Maywood remaine Early Birds Elect By Thone Hook-up closed today as search was Miss Laverne D. 25 year-old A warrant for her arrest was issued but bank officials said they could no say what the status of her account bank auditors having reporter the books in such condition that they could not interpret Elmer 35, president o the was released yesterday un der The charge agains him is It was Lang bank officials who spon sored Miss Lindgren in her three year rise from switchboard operator bank Miss Lindgren was reported ing a nervous breakdown at the home of but police had been un- able to find her early A 000 home which officials said Miss Lindgren recently built m Riverside was according to Langguth by money the young woman received estate of her grandmother Langguth said that one cent of the bank's money went into that Bank officials were unable to state how much money was Federal Jury Gets Narcotic Case pioneer aviator who Hew the first airmail from Nassau to N. a distance of six today became president of aviator's unique the Early flyers who won their aerial spurs prior to 1916. He succeeds P. G. B. of New A transcontinental telephone up connecting meetings of Early Birds plosion Causes One of to Faint Feb. found behind the drawn shades of a room in which not long ago two others were were held to the grand jury today as police took 425 prisoners bringing their total for five days to more than but the seven found in the dingy second floor restaurant were important of In presenting them at last night's at which suspects are across a small stage before the victims of recent Chief ot Detectives Egan names would grace a roster or a They are of the O'Donnell Two Brothers Two of them were O'Donnell Myles and is a third and better known called There was once convicted of George known as a labor terrorist and charged Edward and John With the seven was arrested Frank concerning whom police have no previous Five minutes after the eight lawyers were demanding that the men be promptly booked so that bail could be arranged and the men They ft ere successful only in the case of Myles whom they represented as dying Frightens During the questioning a rapher set off a flash light behind and O'Donnell When tie was revived he said he thought he been The room in which arrests were made is partitioned from the It was police that two other west side William Clifford and Michael were DOUBTFUL AS VOTE Reciting History Points Out Case Belief on Property Rights HAD CORPORATION BUSINESS Ballot May Not Be Reached eb Noah motion picture bad today in real life was waging a perate battle against the death he has so ably portrayed in numerous roles on the AC the Hollywood hospital where the film yesterday under- went an operation for his condition described as physicians said a condition of the appendix was and that it yet was too early to tell whether the infection lad physicians said he was able to talk a little when he came out from under the influence that I day as Opposition Among Democrats Appears Feb. Chairman Norris of the senate committee gave notice to the senate today he would the nomination of Charles Evans Hughes to be chief justice of the United States to the judiciary Washington Feb of Charles Evans Hughes iy the senate went into the doubtful stage today as his friends conceded uea condition was as good as could be ex- were ine mm MIC bodies of Clifford and Reilly night Of the fraternity the opposition over night Senator of Indiana the Republican predicted a gin of 17 votes for the nominee as day of debate was resumed with Senators Vir and carrying on the against Hughes Others who were busy checking the situation early today agreed then waf beginning to be doubt on the outcome on the final attitude of the North attack Half Century of Will Celebrate Event March 31 the attack on on said today will be but he smiled when asked by how many Glass Expresses Doubt t was of the opinion tnat the result was in All senators in the class the center of on tte floor and in the cloak rooms as ers anxiously sought to determine the battle lines trie not set a precedent by rejecting the nomination and had right and reason to consider the environment training and probably candidates for the supreme court lor me supreme court Masonic bodies here arc preparing j read lengthy extracts to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary record up A 1 ID IT. of the local No. March 31 The celebration will be in conjunction uith the regular past 1912. It listed several power cor- as among the clients ot law firm and said the and Morton School Children Write on U. S. and Roosevelt Junior and ert are winners of two essay contests conducted among school children in Burleigh and ton counties this winter and each will receive a it was announced today completion of The Bismarck boy won with his say entitled Relation of the V. S. Navy to North which was open to seventh and eighth grade while the Mandan boy took honors in the other branch with his essay on The latter contest was open to pupils hi grades up to and including the 28 Win Prizes tht two counties won prizes in the two 18 in each The contest was sponsored by the state Navy Day committee on Roosevelt's Oct. while the bodies of Scottish Rite masonry furnished the money Other place winners in the two branches of the in which about 74, 34 from Burleigh and 40 from Morton county Joyce Pauline and Mary Mary Florentina Zander and Herman Jean Katherine Schmidt and Dolly New and Paul Jane Charles Marian Frances and Frances all of Grace Arisen Fredie Highland consolidated school Lucile and Peggy and McGillic and Winners of second place each re- third place fourth place and the next 10 places in each branch Checks are being mailed on tpage pinch of Jack Frost's icicle New Feb. woman identified as a dance hall hostess and her were killed early today by four gunmen who alighted from an them when they fled in opposite directions and shot them The killers escaped in their Several hours after the shooting the body of the woman was identified as that of May 24. to Battleship Holiday Is Acceptable to Japan Feb. ese delegation in a statement given out this declared that pan was ready to accept a holiday in battleship construction until 1936, to reduce the tonnage of battleships to tons and to reduce the mum calibre of guns to 14 The which had been eagerly awaited in view of the Brit- ish and American announcements of naval said that Japan also was ready to agree to the prolongation of the life of battleships from twenty years to twenty-six Japan attaches special importance to cruisers armed with 8-inch guns and maintain mini- mum force sufficient forthe needs or national defense taking into ation the forces possessed by other and had been em- ployed as a her escort was Carmine 30, of the who police said was known in the Bronx as a gambler and had a inal record dating back to 1919. Legs Blasted Off by Reporter Dead Feb. reporter who lost both legs in a bomb explosion which Monday night wrecked the editorial and composing rooms of Populo Di died Three others were injured and twelve to a in The paper was the of- Fessenden Farmer Is Minot Grand Champion N. Feb. W. Klindworth of a 29-year- old farmer from Wells today prepared to pocket the grand prize of the state seed grain and potato which will close here worth won the prize given by the Northwest Crop Improvement for the best sample of seed a prize for having the most exhibits at the He displayed 16. Only members of the Crop ment association were eligible to com- pete for the and the prize was required to be selected When the seed and potato show and the northwest poultry also in progress close tomorrow night it is estimated that the total ance will have mounted well into the r in New York City and Los Angeles brought to Ovington last night the news of his election there and in re- turn carried his acceptance Alexander P. Moore Fights Lung Infection Feb. United States ambassador to Alexander P. 63, recently pointed by President today was fighting for his health in a He is suffering from an infection of the throat and Mr. Moore has been in Southern California for an extended and when his name was submitted to the senate to fill the Warsaw post he was sojourning at Palm desert re- Only ultimate friends are allowed to see Mr. Moore at the taken to the back yard of Al Capone's where they were say Clifford and Reilly's Police Devils N. Feb. The case of Dr. J. A. Carter of who has been on trial here for the last eight days on charges of lating the federal narcotic was in the hands of a federal court jury today Machine Guns Used to Repel Chicago Junior Crime Wage Records Shooting and Two Arrests Feb. junior crime wave stood about like Innocent bystanders 12, was the robbery Two ages 11 and 12, held him up at the point of a and took the nine had them 12, was the boy with the real He told John 14, to 'em John the trigger of the gun he thought wasn't loaded and they took his friend to a hospital with a serious stomach Along came hunting They stopped on a corner to ask a man if he had seen the The man drew a pistol and began teg and Police wounded but couldn't stop F. radio manufacturer and Arguments were presented this morning and the case went to the jury this George represented the and Fred T. Devils represented the 14TH BOMB EXPLODES Feb. 14th bomb of the year exploded early day in the ELston avenue factory dis- doing damage to the Right Welding and Boiler Repairing company plant and nearby 28 16 Injured In Soviet Mill Blast U. S. S. Feb. Twenty-eight persons were tilled and 16 others injured seriously n an explosion at the state grain mill lere last The casualties were officially announced only 200 Harvard Students Wreck Train Interior Feb. students who deaths were the squel to the slaying in Cicero last The blaming Clifford and Reilly for the reprimanded paying such unprovoked killings Cicero a bad When Clifford and Reilly what are you going to do about police de- they signed warrants for their own death a hockey victory on a sub- train returning from Boston last night by tearing down breaking windows and light bulbs and pulling own bell cords have had their names aken by One student was ar- Alcohol Referendum Forced in Australia Feb. compulsory referendum will be held on the question of prohibition of alcoholic liquors in the state of toria March 29. Melbourne and some of its suburbs already are and an intense campaign is being made by both sides to extend or present ex- tension of the prohibition area in the rest of the Lehigh Briquet Plant Is Sued for N. Feb. of an action in which I. B. is suing the Lehigh company for alleged due as commissions for selling was begun in the Cass county district a young Cites Property Case history from which Nye read gave considerable space to a New York wire case in it said firm lost an attempt to pre- vent the city from taking down over- nead wires as a danger to life The court in this the history continued held the contention s aPPeared to be It was conceded that a vote might not be reached This was based on the presumption that those Democratic senators who have on page Hostess Is Held for Hammering Her Guest N. D. Feb. Pearl Rourke has a peculiar idea of the duties of a Ordered out STILL BETTER by police a few Feb. is held by Fargo brief but encouraging reports from I on a charge of striking the bedside of William Howard Taft continued attendants ing that the former chief justice had I spent a restful WAA Ul 4tlUUllg Rasmussen with a hammer ing a Christmas eve A. P. Lenhart will be chairman o the general reception committee There will be a number of of the general as Refreshments Worth L. V. J. H L. S L- A J. L program A J. chairman G. L L K. John F N publicity Archie Jess To composing the the general are added A. L. John A. past A. G. senior H. J. junior Henry L. George F. W. A. R. W. E. Oliver F. F. Gilbert H. S. J. L. Bell is compiling a history of the lodge from such records as are some of the earlier lodge archives having been lost in a It Is possible to piece the gap from other so that the history will be a full story of the organization md existence of the lodge over the half century just Women Demand Vote On Prohibition Act Feb. of outspoken women demanded of Wednesday congress today that prohibition Several hundred persons placed squarely before the voters of ere there in the course of the the nation and that the count of the cominS to view the body ballot boxes decide whether America shall continue dry One after another they appeared before the house judiciary committee and urged that the Norton resolution to authorize a referendum on the question be They backed up this appeal with a denunciation of conditions as they exist today and Hundreds Attend Services for Miss Bernice Johnson Funeral services for Bernice were conducted by Rev. Floyd of the First and Bev a M. of the The pallbearers w Ande Clyde Lawrence Hugh lette and Harold Ervine Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shepard of aa ana ot argued that a decade of the dry whose tute had produced a situation the the three victims of voters themselves should be called attended the services n 9no trt back from a cruise about the pagos islands in the eastern greeted friends today with a tale of fighting great schools of sharks with machine were so thick that we were afraid they would endanger the We killed hundreds of Donald McDonald related that Ms which included several made discoveries of a scientific nature on the islands so startling that they could not be revealed until after there Three sea lions and four giant taken by the McDonald party for Chicago became sick and were left behind when the vacht docked at Fla Edisons and Have Spending Money at County Fair Fort Feb. Edisons and the went to the Lee County fair last The inventor had carrying a huge stuffed yellow rabbit which his wife won at one of the Both Edison and Harvey staked 35 cents each at a booth but were They played number 11 each I'm the aged in- ventor said to Mr. Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Firestone fared Mrs. Firestone matching the rabbit won by the Inventor's wife with a baby Edison selected the yellow colored rabbit for his wife variety of trinkets Trick rides caught the eyes of both Mr. Edison and Mrs. but the inventor was most pleased with a diving The pup shook hands with the to win the the smartest dog I ever A few minutes later when Mrs. Firestone insisted on having her for- tune Mr. Edison chuckled and remarked the They always want to find out about the f the almost he smiled to a fairs are great We'll be back again Lakes Paving to Start Early Feb. of concrete on Minnesota highway No. 2 between Hawley and Detroit will be started May 1 and Is expected to be completed by October 1, according to information received here from Mullen and About 60 men will be employed on the project which will commence on the Detroit Lakes The strip to be paved is 24.2 miles long and will take square yards of from Candle HONOR VALLEY BAKER Grand N. Feb. J. L. Valley was ed president of the North Dakota Bakers association at the closing ness session of the here succeeding Sam Grand Carl J. o. was named vice president and Harry upon to settle added to the profuse floral tri- some of the roses which had casket of their the Shepard services Tuesday Fatal to Chicagoan through which walks had been mourners Feb. from a candle that set fire to her dress caused the death last night of Mrs. Mary 55 years could not see each other from the various sections as they walked to the Hound States Daytona Beach Dogs Are Feb. many friends of Geno De D. happy to learn of his success at in his chosen De during his short but tive career caught dogs in a big Had it not been for financial embarrassment suffered by the embarrassment ingly being a contagion De Servi would still be on the liked De Servi did not re- gard art for art's sake as a proper so he went south with the soon as I identified pe Servi has written an Evanston got the job It took me a little time to get accustomed to the dogs as they back they are very nice attribute success to
