The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1920, Page 1

wants it based on the statutory rate| rather than the existing rate. This; question was one of the chief matters | of debate at the hearing on August 12] in the senate chambers, at which Lemke, though then a special assist-| ant Attorney-General by virtue of ap- pointment by the Governor, was not present. Neither was W. A. Ander- son, secretary of the Industrial Com- mission, who now contends with Mr. Lemke that there was not a real hear- ing, though Mr. Anderson was notified in a special letter of the hearing. Nei-| ther was J. A. McGovern, of the state} mill and elevator association present, though notified by special letter. One of the unusual statements made in the affidavit of Frank Milhollan, member of the commission, in an affi- davit accompanying Lemke’s new pe- FULL OF BOOZE TAKEN AT MINOT Authorities Alleged Car Belongs to George Gandy, of this City, and Get Out Warrant George Gandy, of Bismarck, is al- leged to be the owner 6f an auto- mobile load of whiskey seized at Mi- not by Sheriff. Scofield’s department according to information received spread death and terror in Wall street last Thursday officials today still groped for light that might lead to a solution. Literally scores of clews, stories and rumors have been sifted by op- eratives of the department ‘of justice and local authorities without result. Despite the varied stories, however, William J. Flynn, chief of the de- partment of justice agents, was. as positive, as ever that the tragedy was the result of a pre-arranged plot of anarchists... He ‘characterizes as “plain bunk” renewed stories that it, was accidental and predicted that those responsible would ultimately be brought to justice. “It was a criminal outrage,” he declared. ‘We are positive of that, and we are going ahead on that the- stock is not known. If this should be done there would still be nearly a mil- lion dollars worth of stock to sell farmers and others. Cog in Machine, There is a hitch in the arrange- ments just now which will be ironed out in court. The articles of incor- poration. which the stores people wished to file with the secretary of state provide for 50 doctors. The £0: operative stores law Asnovides tha company shall not havé"less thal vs directors, while the regular corpora- tion law provides not less than three nor more than 11. It is the opinion of Thomas Hall, secretary of state, that the regular corporation laws apply also in the or- ganiaztion of cooperative stores, and jGutdbor: During the latter half of the month other cities are to be visited, but the complete itinerary for that period had not yet been arranged. The first of the two trips includes speeches at Des Moines and Omaha, on Oct. 7; at Kansas City, Mo., on Oct. 8 and at Oklahoma City on Oct. 9. On the second trip he will speak at Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. 13; at Louisville, Ky., Oct. 14; at Indianap- olis, Ind. oes, 15, Bad at St. Louis on From St. Louis ‘it is understood ° ‘to have been suggested that he may swing into South Dakota, North Da- kota and Wisconsin during the first two days of the next week. Later in the week he is expected to visit New York and possibly some tity in New England. Two Days Late HEAVY RAINS IN STATE This is the first day of fall—or first part day. It became fall at 2:29 a. m., experts say. By all accepted standard Sept. 21 is summer’s last day. But this year the equinox was due at 2:29 a. m. central time. There’s been auite a lot of debate among experts on the Weather bureau officials, for their purposes, consider September as a fall nonth, and decision was refused on question. | ae | i THE BISMARCK 7 RIBU NE 4323 THIRTY-NINTH YEAR BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA. THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1920 PRICE FIVE CENTS ANSI NIRS evened Sa = SUPREME COURT | PRAVEDPERIES DYNAMITE WITH {7 "amy grap gos. IPRESIDENT TO C#EF,OF FOREIGN BOOSTER TOUR SHOT Ay THE MOON | WAR VETERANS HAS. NEW PLEA | FUSES BURNING a Man. Heer ‘CAMPAIGN FOR AIRPLANE HITS . Prof. Robert H. Goddard, who a few months ago attracted wide attention by declaring his beliet j ‘ ' a that a rocket capable of soaring A from the carth ip the moon was y a 4 herria ae feasible, annowes that a work- Considering Second Petition for| P. ing model of such a projectile . f 7 rf Injunction Filed by William ‘atrolman Puts Out Burning] would: be given a test within.a | Wilson Not to Make Speeches Accident While Landing at Wil- ‘ ; ior month’s time. Be ‘ ., fs Lemke Fuse on Elevated Station The basic principle of his inven- But Will Issue Statements, ton Forces Lieut. Ely’s Averting Explosion tion provides for the detonation i i Pier at ne Pp! of successive charges of explos- White House Announcement Machine Out of Party INSUFFICIENT HEARING? ine aCe ak eae he ing its momentum at regular in- a) =] H " MAY BE PLOT LINK) (eis. ewer in |GIVES $500 TO sowie TOUR GETS FINE START New Grounds Are Taken in Plea ren ; ai Bie slide Came esis Officials May Be Able to Trace ‘BIG BIZ? PL AN Chairman White Announced Baldwin School Children Wel- Revises Its Order Horse Which Drew Death Raising of $500,000 Fund for | come Visitors and Wilton Wagon OF LE AGUE MEN; Finish of Campaign | Business Men Greet Them y The supreme court this afternoon New York. Nes aS ‘ Cnwrne has under consideration a new plea _New York, Sept. 23.—While inves- Washington, Sept, 23.—President | (By Staff Correspondent) for injunction by William Lemke ,as tigators were still seeking to solve STEP Rit HT UP Wilson. will actively participate in the Wilton, Sept. 23.—Lieutenant special assistant Attorney General, to the mystery of the Wall street ex- presidential campaign when the | Newell Ely’s airplane came to prohibit increases in interstate | plosion a week ago, police neadquar- “proper time comes,” it was stated to- | grief with the Bismarck Booster freight and passenger rates being! ing dynamite had been found on the| Ch; G ki p,.| {a¥ at the White House. He probably tour while trying to make a made effective Sept. 26, under the new! we teens ot the iteed elevated station | clance to Get Stic in $2,000,-| wit not make any speeches, officials landing in Wilton just before 11 rorder of the board of railroad com- in Brooklyn. At the same time an-|. 000 Corporati¥n Going to sald, but will: ‘confine’ himselt to o'clock. missioners. aouncement came from police head- ar. statements on the campaign issues ‘ Statements appearing in the Cour-| quarters that a tag found in Wall Lot of Things particularly the league of nations. _The plane had been battling len News jana collier league newspa | street near the death cart had been : ie, ‘eee ee high winds and had circled the Court enjoined the railroad rate. in-| ientifed as one Jesued by the healt] Va pIKERS, THESE BOYS| Now York, Sept, 23—-George whte| cary ito Ay che mankind denen crease late yesterday are known to be} ‘ream company, of Brooklyn, certify- chairman of the Democratic national ROBERT G, is landing. As the machine travel- fake by Lemke’s new plea. i ng that the horse was not afflicted = committee, anounced here today that woonsile Ye” OF ied over thé ground after land- it was a coincidence that the su- with elavders’. Detectives. left‘clin: 7 ; «atinn |the committee would raise $500,000 cee F , [ing one of the wheels hit a hole, preme court formally, published the | gEAr te duesion Gerpabe ote Great Big Store§ Organization, | fo) the finish of the Democratic cam- WOES Deeper sipping the machine and turn- injunction it granted last. week about | tials as to whether the horse had been} Importers as Well as Export- | P*is». Iyealested Gon RSTn Gah ue ea i | the ening Unie tbat the boaed ot atl || cials as > ha : Me. ‘White said that a ? ly elected commander-in-chief of the ing it upside down. me time that the board of rail | sold within the last two years. ; ae that a thousand] Veterans of Foreign Wa t the a road commissioners was issuing a new | The bureau of combustibles at po-| - ers, is Planned friends of the league of nations would} shal meeting just © oa ag the an- MAKE GOOD START grat granting the increases and lice headquarters anounced that the t Be sored " follow the example of] tain Woodside fought in the Spanish | They propeller of ther airplane: Was avoiding the mistakes of record on — ‘ | dynamite was a homb with f at- a PE cae whi resident. Wilson and subscribe $500! awanies Pa ges iret e spanish broken and one wing was damaged. which the first injunetion was based. 00%, juris’ aut’ aageniurce to | wehed and fuses burning When & DA [igé scale may aon te der way DF] sy SS8U"® stecess of the Cox| sc in the world ‘war by suving. | 7h, omeubants, Lent Ely. William 5 cated Is and adventure: ached ani 4 a pa ca 2 o va ticket. vorld war aving al pa 4 PaaS Tee. court, grants a large’ book the Misses Frances} trolman found it and put it out. : leaders of the Nonpartisan league. 2 flank of his battalion in the fighting Panihelmer: aud pre ooo wate i creased’ rates ‘willbe: effebtive, Sept | (above) and Marion Smith below), Detectives took the bomb to bureau) Efforts now are bei':g made to in- HARDING ON IRISH near Verdun. with the airplane: areRaiey rena bs 26. “)daughters of a St. Louis manufactur- headanarere 5 OwtEuse corporate the “Conspmers Coopera-| Marion, 0., Sept. 23.—Deciaring the i Phrilled Crowds i | Lemke presented his petition late | €T are safe here. he two sirlp were] | somb win In ihe teen of a} five” for $2,000,000, divided into 20,000) Trish problem is not a question for Before the accident Lieut. Ely had 1 yesterday and the court continued dis-| in eyenr as the Orient when ‘crdboard’ eylinder and, contained: no ahares of stock at par value of $100,-| “official’ America,” Senator Hardins | thrilled the Bismarck Boosters and cussion of it until a session today. | they were caught between the fight-| (° ds thee boata’ of combustibles sane 0 each. “ said in a statement today that in his other residents of Baldwin, and Wil- Lemke’s new petition is based, in| ing ctions of North and South China | rere oe ee ut dynamite ie const rhe, leaders in the movement are} opinion the movement for Trish in- ton with some hair-raising stunts in part, on grounds which the court did | SUrins oe up alen against me Anfu saerante quantity : men identified now or in the past! dependence would be under the league the air. Some of the univitiated in not consider in the previous injunc-| forces. ey escaped on the tast train Patrolinan awantelll, who i 1 the with the Consumers ’Stores, started by| of nations a subject “entirely inter- ‘the party thought he was coming down {to leave Peking after being isolated ‘atrolman Swantelll, who found lc} Nonpartisan league organizers and 1 or de a ! f nen alan on arhougl if Dar of Lomke’s pets tha ‘ity for some time when com-| bomb, put out ‘the fuse, he said, by; which became notorious through the sie pe he the: dite caravan When be made a Sone ee. neues eee Reraseae munication lines were cut off. They stamping on it. Then he soaked it| state for the clever stock arrange- HARDING TOUR 7 lav bat the. machine gliden Cts shippers at the hearing Aug, 12 ani|| Salted from Shanghai here. i a Pao water, at Wee nine] ments which gave the organizers an| Marion, O., Sept. 23.— Two spcak- ‘put the machine out of the tour was ! that there was no real heaging be- sachet fae ae et eae neh ins opportunuity to pile up big money. ing trips, circling the middlewest and such as frequently happens to ma- 4 cause the shippets were not adequate -| cata aie ‘ ay own, he; it is understood that tle new $2,-| dipping as far south as Tennessee are chines, even on good landing fields $ ly represented. . oko 900,000 corporation will take over the|to be made by Senator Harding dur- 2 land is an argument for the establish- iN Lemke is willing for the railroads New York, Sept. 23.—After one week De thee (ha ola cies ea TOR HL ke Pont fal ie otk A deat Equinox was at 2:29 a. m. To-;ment of smooth landing fields near investizati i e| e Baniz 4 al a sses Ww! e de- . 1 y akota citi ir to have a 35 percent increase, but! of investigation of the explosion that taken over and given 51 percent of the| livered. day, and Fall Season Starts [Rene Dakota cities as air travel | The tourists pulled out of Bismarck late, with 21 cars and about 80 peo- ple. The sun came out brightly and the roads were good. The ‘trip to |Baldwin, tho first stop, was made in ‘fine time. At Baldwin the. principal of the school lined up the school children, who gave the boosters a welcome and gave a couple of yells for Bismarck. The toursters dis- itributed presents to the children. | Farmers Greet Them * At both Baldwin and Wilton busi- ness men gave the tourists a hearty greeting and there were many farm- ers in town to shake hands. Because the tour was behind schedule lunch was eaten at Wilton, the Washburn gnite Coal company entertaining the visitors at the company hotel. John Bortel and a Mandan member tition, was that there was not a real|here. A story in the Minot News} ory.” that the number of directors shall not s hearing and the public was not repre-| says: - ( be more than 11. i COX IN WRECK the point. : of the party organized a clown band, WARN OF PLOT is more or less of a No y The equinox is a time for storms,|Which promised to be a feature of the sented. Milhollan, though a com- missioner, and though he gave first public notice of the railroads petitica for an increase, was not present at the hearing, except for the close. He} had been in Washington, D. C. the week previous and failed to return in time. Wants Situation Unchanged. Lemke asked the restraining order “A warrant was issued for George Gandy, of Bismarck, as the owner of the automobile load of whiskey seizea {by Sheriff Scofield’s department here early Monday morning. It was ex- pected that Gandy would be appre- hended in Bismarck. State Attorney Herigstad announces that the car and liquor taken here will be turned over Superior, Wis., Sept. 23—A warn- ing that the Douglas county court- house and every prominent business house on Power avenue would be was found in a mail box here this morning. blown up Saturday morning at 10: 30; oyt'The matter formality and the Secretary of State is glad to have the consumers stores people take the matter to court for interpretation. L. L. Griffith et al j have announced that they will seek a mandamus in the Burleigh county district court to gain acceptance of their articles of incorporation as ; tendered to the Secretary of State. The »tescaped injury. Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 23.—Governor Cox's presidential campaign train was wrecked about 4:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon 14 miles north of here. while en route to Prescott, Arizona. The Democratic presidential candi- date and hig party were badly shaken up when aif engine and four cars of the special train were ditched but all The most seriously according to legend. The weather bureau reports don’t show this, how- ever. The equinox is, the dictionary says: “The time when the sun’s center in crossing the equator coincides with either of the equinoc points, that is, about Sept. 12 or ‘The weather bureau here did fore- tour. The organization of the tour ‘as the best of the tours held this season. The Bismarck Boosters got away to a flying start this morning. With a score of cars in line, the band in fine fettle, and an airplane motor drumming and horns honking the boosters started on their two-day tour which will touch 16 towns along to the federal authorities. . be granted so that the matter would} «yw, sandy, ¢ JAPANESE T0 attorney for “Consumers Cooperative”| escaped Injury.” cast probably showers tonight and remain in status quo until October 16, Bie ee ee is H. A. Paddock, of Fargo. ns ed bas Charles. A. Nichols, en- Friday, but no storms or colder weath-| the North Soo. when, the commission has announced, | }j, headquarters, is under indictment ~ Regular “Biz Biz.” ee of Prescott, who had a leg er 16 in slight, The cars lined up at Fourth and it wil hear all appeals and protests ope: dans ‘ aad ante Pema and Sebel There was rain in many places in| Broadway, and there were more in against its order, which is still held eoimealad ae ere Aes ta one “pe Hie een Tere rt pe rtendln e me train assigned 2s the state in the lust 24 hours’ weather | line than on the two previous tours of f vi is- Me fi Gd ae : zl $ ‘ jc LtDe A CARRE: ¢|the season. The boosters carried open for the purpose of removing dis-| nection with his arrest last spring would incorporate to conduct whole-| was drawn by. two heavy engines bureau reports. ieday.. showed: iae| tolaers ‘iO ie distibutaason the tone: criminations in rates or other adjust- ments. rm Though Lemke was not at the first hearing, notice of which was pub- lished in his newspaper and others, it is expected that he will make a play at ‘the hearing, Oct. 16. CLOTHING PRICE CUT IS TO COME, DEALERS ASSERT near Donnybrook while conveying a load of liquor with Ed Norris, alse under bond awaiting trial, officials state. “The Gandy case is only one of many in which the local and state officials have aided enforcement ot the dry laws and also co-operated with the federal officials,” Mr. Herig- stad remarked today. “They have turned over much more illicit liquor here to U. S. officials than the latter have themselves seized in this re- Tokio, Sept. 23—The , Washington government will be asked to appoint a commission to effect a solution of Japanese-American problems and in the event of the passage of the Cali- fornia Japanese legislation the Jap- anese government will arrange for a lawsuit against the California legisla- ture on the ground that the bill is un- sonstitutional and a violation of the treaty, newspapers here say. The newspapers say the above pro- gram was defined at meetings of the sale establishments, storage ware- houses, brokerage offices, buying and selling agencies and manufacturing plants. Also to manufacture, export, import, buy and sell. An additional clause would permit them to publish periodicals, papers or magazines and carry on advertis- ing campaigns, etc. It is provided that each stockhold- er shall have but one vote. Earnings not exceeding 8 per cent shall be paid annually as accumulate dividends and needed for the upgrade to Prescott. The four forward cars were ditch- ed, the governor’s private car, the Federal, at the rear, and the adjoin- ing compartment car of newspaper men, except for its forward truck, re- maining on the rails. Governor Cox was in tho dining room of his private car going over papers when the crash occurred. “What's that?” he shouted, rising to his feet only to be thrown heavily across the car into steel wall. He shaken but rushed out to inches of rainfall. Other amounts re- ported were: Napoleon, .10; Langdon 47; Pembina .20; Amenia .20; Lisbor: 12; Grand Forks .08; Moorhead .16, Devils Lake .18. MILLER AND IS NEW PRESIDENT’: handbills advertising ‘the dances to be given in McClusky tonight and Washburn tomorrow night, confetti and balloons to be distributed to the j children in the various towns. ! Tour Systemized All cars) were ‘numbered, signs neatly painted by F. H. Hurley mark- ed the cars and every man on the ‘tour wore a badge identifying him. ‘The tour was arranged in a system- atic manner. Certain men were de- signed by Phil Meyer, president, of the Town Criers ciub, to distribfite 4 aq | Sion. The ials work to- ic up, are fan to temible Tastoateee: to the gether In: etfect mony Seen eee alplomaie agriaery. the remainder, if any surplus to) assist the injured and soon was non- folders at each stop and take care s “| The warrant for Gandy was sent to shareholders and stock subscribers by|chalantly viewing the wreckage,j Versailles, Sept. 23. — Alexandre|of other publicity matter; a “glad Retail Clothier’s association conven- tion here declared. Prices next spring will be nearly 33 per cent lower, ac- cording to Fred Boiland of Topeka, Kan., national director of the associa- tion. The public has made reduction necessary by its refusal to pay hice prices, dealers said. CUT 20 PER CENT 15,578 PERSONS Bismarck, Dut it was understood he had given bond to Minot authorities. IN BURLEIGH C0, BANDIT ROBS TRAIN; CAUGHT Denver, Sept. — Passengers on Santa Fe train No. 4 were robbed early this morning by a single mask- ed bandit between Las Animas and La Junta, Colorado, and then cap- patronage dividends based on pur- chases. Before any stockholder transfers his stock the directors may on behalf of the corporation purchase the stock at par value and 10 per cent. Fifty Directors. There shall be 50 directors, it is provided, whose names are given as smoking his pipe and waiting for a wrecking train to arrive and take him back to Phoenix. CANDIDATES FOR PHYSICAL DRILL Sept. 28 Washington, Support of Millerand was today elected president of France by the national assembly here. He succeeds Paul Deschanel, who resigned because of ill health. M. Millerand re ed 695 votes out of a total of 8: At'4:07 o’clock } proclaimed by Leon iding officer of the ite, and ¢ the 11th presi- hand squad” was charged with the duty of covering both sides of the streets in every town shaking hands; street parades were arranged for Mc- Clusky tonight and Washburn tomor- row night. C. L. Young, president of the Commercial club, and P, R. Fields, director-general of the tour, were to make short talks along on good roads and express Bismarck’s desire for the Chicago, Sept. 23—Recent price in follows: W. H. Sanburn, Coopers-| the movement for universal physicai| man of the senate, reductions of from 20 to 25 percent v aires robber end eee easing town; A. T. Retzlaff, Aneta; H. C./ education is expressed by Senator| dent of France. closest co-operation with her neigh- announced by textile manufacturers (Special to the Tribune) Rearly all their valuables, according! Link, Niagara; Ludvig Pederson.) Harding and Governor Cox, presiden-| |’ ~ bors, se will be reflected in the price of} washington, D. C., Sept. 23.—The| to reports. Langdon; J. C. McMillen, Esmond. | tial nominees of the two major par-| NA} W BISMARCK aa, Cover 121 Miles Today men’s clothing next spring, Elijcensus figur for Burleigh county, Richard Price, Fessenden; C. W. Hall,| ties, in letters made public here by | The tour is to cover 121 miles to- Strouse, president of the National |North Dakota, announced today, show) T]RGE PRECAUTION New Rockford; George B. Brastruf.| the National Physical ducation ser- CENSUS 7,122 day, touching Baldwin, Wilton, Regan, Clothing Manufacturers’ association.|, population of 15,578. This repre- Courtenay; A. C. Frendberg, Hills- ice. The letters were in response to pace Wing, Arena, Tuttle, Goodrich, Den- declared at the association's conven-|sents an increase of 2,491 over the) AGAINST ANTHRAX boro; O. erecaene, Sherwood; 7 J; an inquiry by the service. Washington, .— The hott and McClusky. Saas tion. ' sus of 10 years ago, nt. { Meekman, Sherwood; . J. Burns. Se censu urean today ; will cover 146 s tomorrow, My.” cBirowse “addéd,* that men's “tts To) eet Bee, Olen? Der cent Helena, Mont, Sept. 22.—Steriliza-| Sherwood; Wm, Kruger, Sherwood;| ANARCHISTS IN that figure arek, |touching Mercer, Turtle Lake, Garri- clothing prices cannot go down more | 30.000 STOLEN tod or every: new Tlie: brash pur.| Frank Rassow, Sherwood; Louis Ney-) | ON" D., show a population of 7,122, |80n, Coleharbor, Underwood, Falkirk quickly. ,titan, the: high cost of laber $ - ! sha sd in Montana has been urged by| Sard, Columbus; | S. 8. Seingson. ITALY ATTACK idstend of 6,951, as previously | and Washburn. and materials” and that people must} BY BANK BANDITS! estat board of health asa precau-|CTosby; E. E. Engberg. Crosby; T. 0. pee eee announced. The hoosters hold a street parade, remember that “the cost of textiles ne stare on pontcaction or pases Huso, Crosby; I. J. Pepke, Minot;| Turin, Italy, Sept. 23.—During the = entertainment and dance in Wash- is not the only factor entering into| nHorroit, Michy Sept. 23.Four hand-| ti wastannoanced here today. "| John 1. Fleckter, Kenmare; R. W.| funeral of two workmen today an an- This total was announced | burn Friday night, and return to Bis- the clothing prices.” i Dieter dio 2 Se Cap He was ane rile Frazier, Crosby; Geo. Kitty, aLrson;| archist group attacked the armory} some time ago in a message to | marck at 3 a. m. Saturday with horns ' its held up a branch of the First State] |The warning followed statements to! yh stone, Powers Lake; Adolph] here. Th lic led and o( srcial club. The revis blowing and a street parade to follow. 1 ss Pre ane i bank here yesterday and escaped with {the board by physicians who attended | ‘7 7 OM. MTR eet a eect ores. called and.) te Commerclalielits: 20eirey ” SUGAR AGAIN OFF an amount estimated by bank offi-| Patrick Sullivan, a miner, during an Arneson, Wildrose; A. M. Neer, Alex-| shots were exchanged resulting in the] figures are based upon the, Com. | if menee oa agate Chicago, Sept. 24.—Two of the eae eet eee oa Teer ee a ean fatal. Sullivan | ander; T. G. Buchanan, Watford City!] death of two pérsons and the wound-) mercial elu data, A recount has | INCORPORATE STORE \ ? Fe eee ares illness. that. ‘proved —fala.. H. W. Patten, Pla Henry Golden,| ing of eight others. not been tak Articles of incorporation largest mail order houses followed the example of Henry Ford.today by an-} nouncing cuts of from 10 to 20 per cent in many lines of merchandise. Food prices as a whole were not af- fected, although sugar was quoted $17.95 a hundred pounds, and the} representatives of one company pre- | dicted that it would drop to $10 or $12 after the canning season. j Shade trees may be destroyed by | gas leaking from mains, poisoning the} roots and making it impossible for the | tree to obtain nourishment from the} ground. An individual dressing tent for sea-| shore bathers can be packed and car- ried in a suitcase. | bank employes at bay with pistols, seized the cash and fled in an auto- mobile. . was taken to a hospital suffering from ‘anthrax two days after using a new shaving brush. BOY KILLED IN CEMETERY WHILE . MOTHER IS DECORATING A GRAVE Chicago, Sept. 23.—Flowers car- ried by a mother-to decorate the grave of one son today were rest- ing on the coffin of a second son | whose life was crushed out yes- terday when a tombstone fell on him when he was examining an image on the top of it. While Mrs. Mary O. Borovicka first son in a cemetery at Nor- wood park, a suburb, the other boy, aged 2, wandered to a near- by grave. The marble image of an angel at the top of a tombstone attracted the boy. He sought a closer view and climbed to see. His weight topped over the huge stone, and he was caught beneath it. was decorating the grave of the Garrison; Martin Larson, Geneva; A. J. Hauge, Powers Lake; Geo. H. Moell- ring, Ray; Axel Soder, Wing; Fred Kautner, Jamestown; Albert Etten, Dawson, Harry R. Danielson, Petti- bone; C. W. Reichard, Carrington; Mat. Mullholland, Hurdsfield; J. J. Simonson, Turtle Lake; Ray A. Yeater, Hazelton; E. A. Schuck, Linton; .C. B. Magck, Kulm; Albert Peterson, La Moure; W. G. Johnson, Fargo; R. 9. Bryant, Bowman; L. L. Griffith, Far- go; R. O. Felner, Fargo. APPOINTED TO BOARD. Leroy, L. Bancroft, of Fargo, has been named by Governor Frazier 2 member of the Barbers’ Examining board for a term ending July 1, 1922, SOCIALISTS IN ITALY TRIED TO INVADE CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS Rome, Tuesday, Sept. 21.-—The | Observatore Romano, the Vati- can organ, says last night social- ists attempted to invade a church { - but did not succeed in breaking | through the door. They postpon- | ed the undertaking to a later date when, the paper asserts, they will attempt to occupy the Late- ran palace, once the residence of the Pope. The newspaper also asserts that the socialists are threatening to invade the Catholic club and two nunneries. filed for the Backer Jewel paiy, 313 Broadway, Fargo, stock, $50,000; incorporators, H. Backer, I. H. Ulsaker, J. I. Inberg, J. E. Hendrickson. BISHOP BUILDS HOME FOR HIS PASTORS ie o_9 London, Wedni part a movement of persons un- able to obtain dwellings owing to the shortage in housing accom- modations to seize unoccupied homes and other buildings and in- stall themselves, says a dispatch to the London Times. Reno, Sept. 23.—Bishop Hunting of the Episcopal church, has just {| completed building, with his own hands, his summer home on Lake Tahoe. He also built a stone chapel nearby. He plans to give each one of his clergymen a two weeks’ vacation at his lake home, “The Nevada Holiday House.”