The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 3

a” [MANDAN NEWS Quarters For Fire Department Finished The new fire hall which has been constructed from the Mandan hotel property ‘has been completed and is ly for use. The new addition been built and the old building been remodeled. Moving of the equipment from the old building to ton ‘You Davling —! The Year’s Picture Event in This City! BOOTH TARKINGTON’S “THE FLIRT” She was sweet of face and graceful of figure — so-alluring in fact that ‘she captivated _ herself. And often she pressed her lips to her own image in the mirror and mur- mured, “You darling!” She mowed ‘the swains down right andsleft, and awoke to. the’ shallow- ness.of her soul only af- ter-she had involved her loved ones in grief and near-tragedy. ' is ‘such ‘a story as ooth Tarkington ‘has always loved..to write — full of dramatic -situa- tions, istible humor ‘and just enough pathos mow and then to arouse the softer emotions, No’ one knows American life 2 Tarkington” knows , it, 0, one can depict. be ‘more graphically, ' 1 ‘OU admire the good taste of the man who wears Flor- sheim. Shoes. Their appearance conveys a definite impression of fine quality— their style is correct —it is lasting. oe The Rialto the new wil] take’ place in the near future. The building is fitted with two large swinging doors for the two au- tomobile fie trucks while a dormi- tory for firemen and headquarters are maintained in that section of the hotel formerly used as a dining room which has been completely refinished. A large drying rack of hose, show- ers and bath have been built in. At a recent meeting of the city commission, reorganization was ef- fected with passage of a resolution limiting the fire department to 18 members and allowing $25 for each fie attended. At a recent meeting of the city commission, reorganization was ef- fected with passage of a resolution limitimg the fire department to 18 members, and allowing $25 for each fire attended. The fire company was authorized to be composed of Mike Heidt, chief; Henry Handtmann, as- sistant chief; and Matt Cchweigert, Archie Reynolds, Henry Meyers, Frank Lockbeam, Joe V. Bochm, Frank Barth, Jr., Matt Samuels, ¥ Kraft, Frank Ressler, Frank er, John Handtmann, Jr., J. D, Sim- ons, Hilmar Starr, Alfred Kolstad Thorwald Anderson and Leo, Eck- roth,~ A three-ton White truck, purchas- ed from/the state highway commis- sion has ‘been delivered to the city with new<cord tires all around, and after a thordugh overhaul, Except for paint job the truck is as good #8 new. It cost the city less than $400 und could not be purchased new for $3,000, ‘This will be equipped with modern fire apparatus as soon as the other complete new fire truck ar- rives and is placed ih service. De- lays in manufacturing have result- LANSFORD Lanpher quality means - more than usual this sea- son, It takes a fine grade of fur to produce the sight- ly rough Lanphers that are so much in The velvety texture ‘style Lansford is, most pleasing to the eye—as are the new N TO WIND UP N. D, BUILDERS | Industrial Commission Tak- ing Steps'to Settle.Price of Homes | \ Steps to wind up finally | the af- |fairs of the Home Building Assécia- |tion of North Dakota, which puilt jhouses with state funds and #ncurred a large deficit, are under way by the |atate® industrial commissiol etoltew: ing the decision of District Judge |'Thomas Pugh which it is considered finally disposed of the George E. Wallace home case. Attorney-General George Shafer ed in failure of the manufacturing company to deliver the new truck. Peter Schmidt of Timmer, who has been a patient for some time at the Deaconess hospital, was able to leave for his home yesterday. Mr, ang, Mrs, John Etherington of Price, were visitors in Mandan yes- terday. Philip Vogel of Sweet Briar en- tered the Deaconess hospital yes- terday. He is suffering with an in- fection of the hand. Anton Bender is in the city re- ceiving treatment for his arm whigh was fractured a week ago when caught in a drive‘belt of a separator at his home south of the city. H, A. Sweet of Minneapolis, who is here in connection with the open- ing of- bids for the erection of the w Mandan school, is enjoying a visit with Mr. and Mrs, R, A. Coun- tryman, Mr. ahd Mrs. H, A, Schmidt return- ed yesterday from a visit \of several days with relatives in Minneapolis. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Newton return- ed yesterday from Bellingham, Wash., where: they were guests at the home of Mr. Newton’s brother for the past two weeks, Too Late To Classify FOR RENT—Furnished apartment at Murphy apartments. See janitor. 9-28-1w — FOR posséssion at once. Phone 623J. 9-28-31 FOR BENT—One double, one single newly furnished, very comfortable pee ‘NT--Modern 5 réom house,| jsaid toddy that houses which the as- | sociation contracted to build for less | than $6,000, the maximum amount \the law ‘permitted to be put | state-built home, will be delivered jto purchasers at the contract figures, junder the court decision, Houses | costing more than $5,000, and under lewhich verbal or other contxacts jwere null because in violation of law, will be disposed of under an alternative. The home builder may take the house at the “market value” as determined by a board composed lof an architect, a real estdte ‘man jand « builder, employed by the ¢om- | mission; receiving back payments j made minus rental; or the purchaser | may resort to arbitration as provided jin the law of the 1923 legislature |winding up the affairs oe - in ciation. CHILD HEALTH WORKERS MEET New York, Sept. 28.—Many phases of child health work will be ¢iscussed by national authorities when ° the American Child Health Association holds its annual meeting at Detroit, October 15 to 17. With Herbert Hoovet, president of the Association, at their head, the delegates will strive to make ven moré effective the efforts expende:! since the organization came into be- ing last winter, according to Cour- tenay Dinwiddie, its general execu tive. The association was formed by merging 6f the American Chii¢ giene Association and. the Chil: Health Organization of America. Among the subjects to be taken up are “Problems of State and City Child Health Officials,” “Commun- ity Programs for Child Health,” and “The Workers in Health Education; What They Should Do.” The efforts of the doctor,"the teagher, the nutri- tibnist and the nurse will be‘discuss- ed by leaders ‘tn these respectiv: professions. Dr. Arnold Gesell, of Yale Univer- sity, will preside ‘at one of ane see- end-day sessions qf the eting, when there will be an plbies on “The Psychological Background of Health Teaching.” Among other dis- cussions under the general head of “Practical Methods of Teaching Health to Children’ will be one deal- ing with habit formation, and one on teaching health to older children, The question of lowering the present i fant mortality rate also will be dis: cussed. WEATHER, FORECASTS For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly overcast tonight and Saturday, Cool- er tonight, For North Dakota: Partly cast tonight and Saturday. tonight. General Weather Conditions An area of low pressure is center- ed over the southern Plains States Cooler Elman String Quartet the Emperor ( artet ‘The famous air, which Haydn em- rooms to rent. Phone 658M. 404 loyed in the F: y : ‘mperor Quartet and in” dat By: Hey his Felon reece and which later y ‘9-28-1w | became FOR SALE--Choice lot West end of City. Write Tribune No. 652. . FOR RENT—7 room house, West end | of of City. aa. modern. Write Tri- bune No, 652. 9-28-tf Fok SALE—Electrie washing ‘ma- chine, porch swing, 2 dressers, 4 beds complete,- Victrola nner Al at dress-form, clectrie iron, roc 3 medi machine, Call after 12 p. m, at 27 Ave. D, Phone 685R. Why not do it t now?. You'll have to come across with a y, sa. why not do it wi ike ed exhibit ot the Ma- lic Range is on at the store von Hardware Co, all this week. If you buy that long-needed range this week, Ge wife will get a fine ‘set ig utensils absolytelv 9-26-tf, Bi 9-28-8t| 3 hardly ies Bee od bine tes mo! attention than, to be be selected fe be mi ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE over-. Ausical | of the Dax New Records by McCormack; Playe occurred in all sections except in the northern Bor-j and precipitation | der States and in the extreme West. About three inches of precipitation fell during the past 24 hours at! Rapid , §. Dak. and at Sheridan, |! W Slightly cooler weather pre-| ils over the Northwest, but tem-| moderate it all] I peratures remain sections, Road Conditions The roads throughout the ares mostly in good condition they are quite rough in places, North ‘Dakota Corn and wheat | State! but | Stations. High Low Preci. Amenia . 1 440 C | BISMARCK 70 51 0 CL Bottineau 7 39 0 PC! Bowbells. .. 6 a1 0 c | Devils Lake . 66 40 0 Cl} Dickinson 68 42 0 (CI! Dunn Center 69 41 0 lt 1 880 Cll 65 48 02 Cl 66 62 0 Cl Jamestown 65 47 0 Cl Langdon 16 o cl 65 o cli Lisbon 19 o Pcl Minot 70 o Pcl Napoleon 67 o clh mbina 64 oc Williston 68 0 cl Moorhead . 0 0 cl C, clear; Cl, cloudy; PC, partly cloudy, Orris W, Roberts, Meteorologist. TWO CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER INQUEST (Continued from’ Page 1) body was carried from the hog wal- low by Furst and Carl and placed in the rear of the car. Mallinger drove the team, Furst guided the car, Carl sat in the rear seat of the car with the body and Fred rode in the buggy. ‘They drove west on an east and west county road to within a half-mile of the Mallinger place. They then turn- ed north to the Clay eounty line, dbove west on the line for three- quarters of a mile until they came to'a pasture fence about 40 rods long. They drove along this fence, west xround the end and then nerth across the field, which was being plowed. Two wheels of the car were in a fur- row and the other two on stubble and. They drove but a short dis- ance into the field from the fence. Grave Hastily Dug. The grave was dug with two shovels segured from Carl Marwitz place by Furst and Carl, east of the car in the plowed portion of the field. Furst, Carl and Mallinger carried the body from the ear, dumped it into the grave and buried it, smoothing the grave over. Mallinger testified that he knew the ‘body was that of Smith because of its clothes, Smith having been wearing two suits, in- cluding a pair of overalls. There was blood on the face, about the eyes and nose, he’said. A little pool of blood on the grass near the car where it broke down and where Smith is believed to have been killed, was hidden under some hay after oil had been poureq over it, Mallinger said. Mallinger declared that Furst and Carl said they had shot Smith with a 22 calibre revolver after he had been struck on the head with a double- barreled shotgun. This shotgun was in the rear seat of the car at that time, Mallinger said. He did not charge either Furst or Carl with be- ing the one who hag actually struck or shot Smith. He testified that the two declared they were afraid Smith might get up and run away if the revolver failed to kill him, so they hit him with the shotgun. AT LAST—a fabric glove with a guarantee that the finger ends will outwear the glove. Kayser Duette Gloves! Two gloves woven as one glove—a soft, warm glove that slips on easily, slips off easily. Smart in winter-time;. washable at any time; wear able for the longest time. 7 Called For Gun, Mallinger testified that he saw the revolver at that time. Furst, he said, thad owned the weapon for two or jOsstp at | iy DUETTE GLOVES RAG. U.S. PAT. OPP. ISN’T KAYSER IT — IT -ISN’T DUETTE IF three years. Mallinger had used the revolver a short time before and testified that Furst called at his home between @ and 11 p. m, that night to get it. 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