The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 3

q {| Washington, ‘Nov. 13.—Analyzing a », | | wy} s < pe b\ -gutfit than that uncovered recently | MOONSHINER’S CAVE FOUND IN RIVER BANK) Officers Capture Large Outfit 26 Miles South of Mandan After Search is | | MAKE ARRESTS WILL Mandan, N. D., Nov. 13.—The fam- ed moonshiners of the Kentucky hills never had a more elaborate | im a eave on the bank of the’ Mis- { souri_ river 26 miles south of the; city by O. W. Widmer, deputy in. | spector of the state licensing dep: ment and A. W. Brady, P. special agent. One man, name withheld for the present, is in the county jail pending further investigation. i And yesterday visitors at the Mor- ton county court house have been inspecting the large 150 gallon capa- city copper still with long goose | nd perfectly fashioned coil. | According to Inspector Widmer he has been trying for several weeks to} Jocate the still, which he charges. been supplying a very good grade of moonshine liquor to Man- dan patrons for at least a ye: A few tips finally led Widmer and Brady to a systematic search of the woods in the Missouri river bot- | toms and they finally located the moonshine plant. A room about 14 by 20 feet in size had been hollowed out in the Mis- souri River bank. Inside the ceiling ‘as shored up with logs and the of the room faced in with} A concrete furnace was built ath the huge drum of the cop- still. This furnace had a regular ¢ door and the concrete was ntly poured to fit the still The great copper drum was ubout five feet high. From the neck at the top of the still a long coil of copper tubing running into a 500 gallon galvanized iron tank about four feet high where the product was cooled e’er it trick- led out into waiting containers. And most interesting of all, ac- cording to the inspector, was a well drilled in the center of the room, which tapped the water laden sands of the Missouri river for an inex- haustible supply of water for the cooler and for mixing mash, To reach this moonshiners cave required about nine miles of trek- king through the river bottoms. That it had been in operation for about a year was apparent from the path worn by the moonshiners. The still, five gallons of complet- ed moonshine, coil and other minor evidence was hauled to the county court house, Twelve 50 gallon bar- rels full of mash in various stages of fermentation, ten gallons of moon, 300 gallons of coarse sugar and 400 pounds of cracked corn was destroyed at the cave by the offi- cers, Further arrests are expected with- in a few days, it was stated. . Widmer on Monday also confis- cated a still at Hensler and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Wm. Chyle. WHEELER SEES DRYS VICTORS Says That Great Majority in Congress for Prohibition the results of the election from a “wet and dry viewpoint,” Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the An- ti-Saloon league today declared 320 of the 432 members of the House endagsed by the drys have been suc- cessful. : The Assgciation against the pro- hibition amendment, he said, made 174 endorsements of candidates for Congress of whom 82 were elected. They openly opposed 262 candidates of whom 219 were elected. Eigh* | the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1924 TOLLEY BANK DEPOSITORS FIRST PAID Guaranty Fund Commission Completing Preparations For Dividend | Depositors of the Tolley State Bank, which closed in the fall of | 1920, will be the first to veo dividend from the Depositors Gua anty Fund Commission, which now engaged in preliminaries ne to actually paying depositors, it was announced today by C. B. MeMillan and S$, G. Severtson, members of the commission. Under the method of procedure adopted by the commission, notices will be sent to depositors shown by the reports of the commission au- ditors, and depositors will be asked to return their receiver's claim and complete other necessary papers. The depositors then will be paid check. {t probably will be sever days before actual payment is made. In the case of claims of deposit- ors which are rejected or suspend- ed, the commission will give notice that the depositors have 90 days in which to uppeal and obtain a hear- ing. ‘The dividend is to be paid to de- positors of banks closing before July 1, 1923, that claims of $12 or less are to be paid in full, and de- positors with claims of $100 or less are to be given a flat payment of $10. In cases where the commission is able to pay but 10 percent on the claim, u, certificate of indebtedness, not bearing interest, will be given for the remainder. The Depositors Guaranty Fund! Commission, with assistance of ac- countants, is setting up office ma- chinery to continue the policy which it has adopted of paying dividends. BUDGET BODY STARTS WORK To Present Report to 1925 Legislature William Watt of Leonard, and Paul Kretschmar, chairman, respec- tively, of the appropriations com- mitteees of the House and Senate in the last legislature and ex-officio members of the budget committee which submits a budget to the 19: legislature, left here today for Fl- lendale to ihvestigate the needs of the normal school there and will continue their trip to other institu- tions. Other members of the budget committee, who are Governor Nes- tos, Attorney-General Shafer and State Auditor Poindexter, will be} with Watt and Leonard in visiting | some of the institutions in the state. After the needs of the various of the candidates endorsed by. the wet organization either repudiated the endorsement or had dry voting records, Of the 33 Senators elected, 17 who were reelected are listed as dry, one is outspokenly wet and two voted for more enforcement legislation while all but two of the 13 newly elected Senators are favorable to prohibition enforcement. Most of these were fought by the wets. The total number of members elect of the House who are listed ns favorable to the dry cause is 320 while in the Senate 72 out of the 96 members will support legislation to make prohibition effective. 80 MILES PER GALLON i A three-wheeled auto, in England, | is said to be capable of running 80 miles on a gallon of gasoline. It is run by a two and three-fourths horsepower motor. | For Constipated Sour Stomach, Bowe Gases, Biliousness educational, penal and other insti- tutions have been investigated by the budget committee, hearings will be held at the state capitol on the needs of the various departments, before the report is submitted to the legislature. DENY FENG FLEES PEKING Peking, Chi Noy. 13.—The re- port in eireulation that General Feng Yu-Hsiang, the “Christian general,” in military control her ugh the recent. coup, had fled from Tientsin, where he has been attending an im- portant conference, e denied here today. Genéral rence at Tientsin with, © lin the Manchorian war lord, Tuan-Chi-j former premier and liang, son of Chang T proceeding, it wa. 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