The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 8

PAGE EIGun BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB : _ FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920 PhS AE sai Be ee te ee Ee Ee Ee eh ee ee ee oe: : | | | ELTINGE TO-DAY GEORGE WALSH == Ne “A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” A story of an architectural draftsman who came to possess three sets of names before he was twenty-one—and how a fair girl disturbed him. L aed 0 THE HOUSE OF PEATORES EA BROW Quality Grocer 114 Fifth Street WE DELIVER BY TRUCK Fresh Hood River Strawberries Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Celery, Iceberg Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Radishes, Green On- ions, Young Fresh Spinach, New Potatoes, Strawberries, Bananas, Cherries, Oranges, - Lemons, Fresh Pineapple, Cantaloupes PURE HIGH TEST SWEET CREAM Pe en ee GALVIN’S Quality Meat Market For Fair Prices! Bulk ene per Pound - - - 27%¢€ Saturday Special only. J. B. Galvin, Prop. Phone 722 611 Broadway, opp: City Scales ‘VELOUR FINISH fear yren ’ DERMANENTyartistic results “Cart be'Secured with DEVOE VELOURSFINISH, The" color does not fade. Thorough’ washings will not’ harm the finish. You can retnove’ dirt spots and renew the beauty. JOHN BORTELL Bismarck, N. D. { = 2%, tT Ett ELE Te ey JURY DEBATES MURDER ! (Continued from Page One) father of Morris Meadow who was on trial were also out. legal battles witnessed for several Step .by step with quiet inten- ty the state wove its web of circum- stantial evidence and the defense with equal intensity watched every move, “i CHARGE BUT 7 MINUTES i. it. ess, outside of Meadow, who testi- fied for himself. Practically all of them were character witnesses and a few indirectly connected with either Volonsky ot his family during the cul-; mination of events which lead to. his death, Unsound Mind In bringing the verdict of not guilty, the jury, it is believed, by inference assumed that Moses Polonsky was mentally unbalanced. As it is around the sanity or insantiy of Polonsky that the defense made its hardest fight. The defense assumed by inference that Polonsky, through more than one year of over-work, had worked himself into such physical condition that he was for a month before his death mentally incompetent. Throwing aside the volumes of tes- timony of both the defense and the state, it was evident that the jury inferred that the signed statement of Polonsky which was admitted to court records as a dying statement, was the thought of a man mentally unbalanced or suffering from hallucinations. ~ The Dying Statement. This dying statement of Polonsky, and it being witnessed by. the sheriff of McLean county and the chief of police of Wilton, was the bulwark around which the state built its case against Meadow. Meadow, according to the testimony of the witnesses for the defense, had always lived a straight, clean life, and been the chief support of his aged, father and mother. The witnesses called during the case are as follows: Mrs. Tillie Warshaw, Isaac Bernstein, Samuel Fairman, Harry Green, J. Basaraba, Jacob sremeneszke, ohnJ Sandelin, Mrs. ‘Tuba Polonsky, Harry Eisenberg, Mor- ris Meadow and B. Meadow for the de- fense. Dr. Thompson, Dr. Quain, Dr. Thelan, John Hammond, Ole Stetferu+t, Robert Cotton, Wm. Fisher, Catherine Ehnes, Jos. Wright, Peter Bodler, and Wm. Burdensky for the state. The jurors were as follows: Wm. O'Hara, H. B. Wagner, Carl Bredy. Fred Peterson, Patrick Casey, Patrick Sullivan, W. D. Brooks, Carl Pede: son, Dan Falconer, Wm. Lukes, V. T. Ryan and L. H. Langley. WILSON FACES TREATY FIGHT IN OWN PARTY LCantinned @ron Cage ora from Iowa. He pointed out that Iowa is normally a republican state and the secretary might aid in breaking this front through his personal follow- ing. McAdoo stock seems to be most pop- ‘ular among the democratic. senators and representatives left here since the exodus of congress. Some of his friends express the utmost confidence in his nomination. The Bismarck Lodge of Elks Will hold a regular meeting Fri- day evening. 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Macdonald, former state super- intendent of public in pow cational forces,” found another OU know the story of the where he didn’t find it agreeable to i > tarry long, according to information two men discussing a which has leaked out here. . : When Neil went “east” last fall it question; one said: - was said he would take work in a big university and’ later it was reported that he attended Chicago universi However; according to information given by a former student in the uni- versity, Neil. stayed in Chicago just four days. He had trouble getting his credits accepted as he thought they should be, it is said, He now is reported to be back in the state to compaign against M Minnie J. 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