The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT AGED MANIS Wha BEING HELD FOR MURDE THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, : : ‘ro (DISCUSSION OF sy ww unre t the World Is Doing DEBT GOES no 25 M DECEMBER 3, 1924 | s othe Gallon E i. 58 Miles per Hour | £4525 Miles * 8 Seconds ™ As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine Hunter Protected by Armored Suit Battles with Wolves Details of one of the strangest ex- periments in the history of animal hunting are related by Stanley Clark- Non-Freezing Water Dish for the Poultry A non-freezing water dish for the poultry is a necessity ia late fall and winter, and it is a very simple mat- ter to make one. As shown in the drawing, a pit is dug, in the ground or poultry-house floor, to a depth suffi- Aerial Kinks It is often quite a problem how tq attach a pulley to the top of the aerial mast properly, especially if it is made of pipe. An excellent method of do ing this is shown in the illustration, The end of the pipe is threaded and a floor flange with a hole drilled through Optimism Is Expressed By Officials on Progress Washington, Dee. regards with optimism Park Policeman in Moorhead, Minnesota, Is Arrested in Hansmann Death Washington the present course of discussions over the fund- —es dant is being held in t ber. D re- of bird shot in aS am keep the water warm even in zero eon. of St. Paul, Minn., who spent a weather, with 1,200 needle-sharp steel spi! he invited attacks from wolf packs Another trouble frequently experi- enced is that the bridle breake where POSTOFFICE | the repe through the pulley again, To prevent this trouble a emall piece | cient to accommodate the lamp it is PIPE FLANGE, ing of the French war debt to the | ae “Ee intended to use, and lined with con- LEAD WEIGHT United States. 1 aes . . inder INDICTMENT MADE erete, the coneréte extending upward puviher pieidiie oroan. “wttimute' Driving the new good Max- fie hig ine ae bs to a height of about 10 in. above the beceailent. wascaald authoritatively well yourself, it will not take ‘hrysler, have won the Moorhead, Minn., Dec. --George (aie Through one wall. a pipe fit- today to have been given in another you a half hour to discover _ tribute of an industry, have PipeHeTs ot 318 Tonth St. N, Moor. ted with two clbows and a long nipple long talk last night between Amba RO sisliceniun, ‘wax wcrested is placed, while the opposite wall car- sador Jusserand and Secretary Mel how wonderfully Chrysler Max alla ie yaa ied a Sheriff ries a short pipe that merely extends lon. seals engineers have carried out . i Se otti new degree o! Peter Mal county on a outside, ugh it may be fitted Thus far, however, the discussions r i A . . four-cy! ier power, speed t UEneE Boe with an elbow with the outlet turned have been ‘rather general and their | Spert Tewring. their conception of superior andflexibility,and vibration- ‘ 1 coutity down. The outside elbows prevent object is described in the cautious $1085; Readeter, four-cylinder performance. rT ti ich : indicted him. in dirt from being scratched into the pit. and circuitous language of diplomacy res CakcEaee a less operation which even A 1 murder of Mi Over the opening is placed a tight- as merely to find » busis for a tenth-" g1995, Sedan, ‘This group of men, who by _ surpass these already well- j te in the evening fitting wooden cover. in which a hole Ue [pel dott ere has been ne 91348. All pric H ii n wi iti Te/Gat to Re tis dntkine bearenucny [itm vectemed (on; it fa thentanteaay | Concicerationl ot “couerel tering of | Temes their unexampled achieves known Maxwell qualities. The charge of murder The heating element is an old incu-| matter to attach the pulley to the | settlement. aa Wyse bs wally bator lamp. A very small flame will | flange. Vs ‘ Fresh air follows the lon i Murdered oI « winter in the Canadian wilderne: 1d ans 4 aia red Ha ta ee pian a pipe to the bottom of the pit and the | it is tied to the rope or the rope itself | returning trom a hungry timber wolves. Dressed in an [0% #it and gases pass out of the short | breaks near this point, and.both aerial | { the Woodmen lodge of armor made of heavy leather studded [PIP There is room enough en the |nd rope then come down, making it | ¢ ade r necessary to “shin” the pole to thread. ! | Hansmann dying at while armed only with a short double- ’ . spss = | Hreapttal UUt’ Eh Hod SOVRuEs eae aEIE alate Tooke of pipe or other metal weight should | Only Two of Services Show a hooting. ough audicspped|by anlexeeptions Fee Bite RD aa) Surplus f mann cried out im- lly open winter and an unusually shown, so that the rope cannot slis | mediately after he was shot and farge number of wild rabbits, w Get a aa, I ea Ea Ti | eae D With the ex- | | meme of ie family. who -werels io cred and then tied to the bridle again, fides lili Fn Sas ' in the house at the time came to his BCPt the wolves from suffering from eae ception of first class mail and pos- i ve pe me eae to MS punger, he killed a number of the . tal savings, every service conducted 3 ai he derer escaped in he 2 i ZY e s { Bee ce cseaned in the: coasts with his'ax, During’ a mowe Remedy for Overheating by the postoffice shows a substan- | Eahvent Aroukes Suspicion storm on Steep Rock Lake, north of Bearings tial annual loss, Postmaster General \ Suspicion directed toward Atikokan, he was set upon by five Persistent overheating of bearings |New informed the Senate today, as | ' Piper duc to seve which ube wolves. He killed two of that are in constant duty may be over- . result of a far-reaching investiga os he had with Hansniann os © pas. them and wounded a third. The come by applying a paste of flour of |#°". | ty turing of the latter's cows near Wolves seized the hunters arms and| Platform for a number of fowls. but.| sulphur mixed with lubricating oil, | !8ndling of second class mail— | r Hole's park in Moorhead where Piper legs in their jaws, but could not de | because of the height of the pan above newspapers and magazines—is done | aid last night. been made i to the nature of any ntage basis, they will amount 5 per cent of the payroll, Mr. This permits the use of an oil cup. not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe ‘| gee Poe e 4 \ was policeman, County Attorney E. him injury because of the protruding | the floor, no litter can be tossed into |-phe mixture will also be found useful os eee sesoune aie rect | r n r Georee Hamincit i seve spikes of the armored suit, which is | the water. Paton on heavy-duty bearings in cam roils coal amt third class mail at a loss O Wi O oO O { ning. Hansmann ecured per- made of specially tanned thick cow- and similar machine parts. of 7.00465 cents a pound. ° mission from F. H. McCoy to pas- bide that will turn water and will not | QA worthless clock can be used in eee ROuetnieladoumiai accel posts: wae) i } ture le cows in that lot adjoining harden from rain or snow. There also | the sick room to indicate the next time] @[Nearly one-third of the entire ava handled at a loss of .19242 cents a me Gon ine is a helmet and heavy wire mask that | medicine is to be given by setting the| able water power of the United States {pound but first class mail, letters, nie de eue ° ie ene ; tint can be raised to protect the face. hand at the proper position. is located in the state of Washington. | etc. showed a profit of 25.08699 the park with the result - eee cones spcunt yy ae ‘a papacy browsed in the park. Fiver! “Four other indictment | Great Northern and Northern Pac Cw Mm ff - and Hansmann got into an argument ‘turned by the grand ju ci ted $500,000 each. y during the progress of which the Two were charges against & St. Louis, if in- CONGRESS IS @ sure 8 ey hia threatened Talmadge of Wodena ded in the order, will lis ASSERTED TO = , s life. » its running cost some $85,000. E. sien. murs otter! EMPLOYEES «6 garastie 2.2] “RE VERY DRY’ duced this evidence to the grand have been made. Talmadge jsaid he believed the road would be ——— H jury as a probable motive for the js being held in the Clay county jail. | jaffected by the order. Washington, De n the 69th i murder, He also explained that it { | | = ’\rongress there will be 319 “dry” i was possible for Piper who lives! IQ nl i votes in the*house, 111 “wet” votes : about'a block and a halt from the BUYING OF \ MINNESOTA and 5-which it is impossible to class- | ==—=—=—————————————— urder victim’s ‘home to leave his yl 5 | on ify with certainty, and i sen- | eee | u BserUsiieace, cuca through hact | LUMBER IS ae ae PROPERTY Boo eet ag ie tee cian, [magazines and books specializing in jfrom a theater here. Entirely too [record-breaking business, turnin a i { ‘REAGE,.° pe 1 Ay ENO 2 Ait: sex appeal and congratulated the | many leaves fell from the costumes |away crowds from its doors ever: yards, cross ‘Third oN c d locomo vers and. fire- 21 “wet” vi a va y, wee 8 , ‘4 \ Pa E ec et ON INCREASE jana econ ange tas VALUE GIVEN |: 'wet” votes and‘ vacaney, ac-| secretary of the treusuty and the|of the girl dancers, authorities |evening before the performance } is badly lighted between Tenth and eS men on northwestern railroads will | cordin to estimates presented yes- Paeres fs . A | BIRCANENUAUESe(E. ahd approkel : : : : : Yes" | prohibition commissioner for “check-| claimed. The theater was doing a|were stopped. Eleventh) streets, and approuch the} Minneupolis, De Industrial | receive uddition St. Paul, De ‘The equalized{terday to the annual meeting one oi ee Hansmann residence without being ysors of lumber have begun to. in-|#es annua autora true value of. all property| board of temperance, — prohi Piece hee i ee detected. The escape, Mr. Hammett crease their requirements and en-|der of the a 5 Ete aaa and public morals of the Methodist eee could have been made the same |tarced Luring cuuncite ot nernwaut| Labor board, inthe: state sulgcctace an ee Bpizeopal church, by Dr. Deets Pic- BAN POPULAR DANCE ae alecany ye reflected in{and broth recently. mil tree caiieibett, sudeuceh aeceeuicg. _Paris, Dee. 3.--The “Dance of the : e e | vered i lumber industries, which The board inereased wages of en- the last] The meeting adopted resolutions Falling Lea has been barred Mr. Hammett, casts increasing properity in 1925 to}gineers and firemen on 45. we ear in which real estate was tabu-|condemning prize fighting on gov- B | Ferenc a auisarent members of the Northwestern s 5 per cent. Railway officitls | jated, according to a tabulation of {ernment reservations and that par- lo baee hat he did and did not have, wood Lumbermen’s Asso id the 45 railroads probably in-| the 1924 real and personal property| ticipated in by professional prize A peut ate weapon nite which the which opened its 39th annual con-|elude all on which the eased |'gid money diid|¢rédita completes to-| fighters, condemned lynching, indor-| DNUSUAL VALUES Mined at Washburn, N. D. | murder was committed was thought yention here today. wage was not already 1 Ha Gls alittea e Minnes hibiti f tra | to have en a sawed off shotgun ue ST" MP COU : ne Ok Lape nce aoe anna | Eee Ne aeate OE N Clean, dry and hard at $4.35 ton. a wexupon without a chol bure, for, ! Oy, a following the DAB! according to Hansmidnn’s aying, Conn Kennedy, q rk ral, which Depen Le UseD Cars HYDRADE LIGNITE COAL | Statement, the shot was fired from | Showman, Dies}: te agreement with i en, in- “ | a distance of about YZ fect and the 2 ages of engineers and fire- '| Whether you buy a Mined at Medora, N. D. | shot had spread little larger than | Susi wh Bec eae e i q | an_eight inch circle. Kennedy, 58, onc of Amecica’e beet| “We ure gratified at the result,” IS new car or a used car Furnace size 8 to 6 inch lump. \ oc hine's residence has nut yt boon ianee auiurernieaeneeseaee rea Ooi po thoon tater meee deg f ‘4 .we feel that you are $4.00 per ton delivered. | searched und as o gun of any yi. carniva gohic namie. die n of the Brotherhood of Locomo- ‘ 5 A 5 5 Kind has been foynd in connection ‘pie teriertuy of double macurnenia [tive Engineers of the Great North- making a sufficient This coal goes over three screens and is free from \ with the case, Mr Hammett stated.) “Kennedy had heen showtnan for i aid, “IE does not restore the = investmenttodeserve slack and real small pieces. Is an elegant furnace size. | a . ve He a Scottish Rite | "28¢ OF ofa) wi ceca 2 5 5 y j With a niece, Miss Abbie Piper.'37,2n, a Shriner, a life member of jf! but it does meet our d serious consideration. Sold by W. P. LOMAS i Viper has been living a secluded life he Giles. oe RIKE ind’ prominent, in |25, modified) } ‘i That’ hy our used ; 0! iy eons i and although he has lived in Moor-!1"° nner of showmen's organiza}, “The decision was made after | = 8 why our Office Corner 9th St. & Main. Phone 82 ae eee head for the last four or five years “2.0% : “*T hearing only one side of the cuse, cardepartmentiscon- WAGNER APPLES, $1.85 bai few people knew him until he took ss, Kennedy was we vn in| that of the operators.” AP So per Dox. charge of Holes park this past cum: |,E Kennedy was well known 11°", Goa engineers in passenger] te a ducted on the same Bue erie (upvears of ize antl A. ot tic tairslhoreleach year withjhis | “oye. Were "ecelving a amin i FF principles as our new Pie e ci eeune: 1b ia) thought thal (ic inedy shows) which have furnish: |°. #0 Seen Genii ( he came to Moorhead from Red Lake joy entertainment on. the Midway, {284 im yard service $6.40. In 1921, car department—on * | Falls, Minn. He was very quiet and|jj 0 “jue et layed at many |2l0E With a general scaling down | Dod; in- B li Stud t i alm in his cell in the Clay county /Hi* Shows have also played at many |i, the labor bard, 48 cents was! Dodge Brothers prin: usiness Co ege ents | Monday night, according to re-/ONr fairs inthe state and he hed |eaken off the pay of the locomotive ciples of fair dealing. : nee ‘ sper | Personal friends in Fargo and all| cobs ec, ‘He Masceneer service: Gt j he night of the murder Piper oie NS NGDIES cents off o ht and off of | For your protection make le Bes abseil to go hame shout § 7. , fe rd. The present increase, Mr} SAY **BAYER- ASPIRIN’ and INSIST! your used car purchase Hi { m. and was seen no more that eve- tape ee Schoonmaker said, adds 24 cents to} from a reputable dealer. ° P ning. He has made Indiana Man EVEN? A) 36, cents | to, (4 Are in C. 0o concerning his Is Corn Champ relent and to nae Aiihougt| Unless you sce the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are Hammett or Sheriff Malvey, they the increases are not reckoned on a! © J AS No intimation has irae N. ie TOURING: lt : . aid, by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for || 1923 car, in the very best of School is the place for the young | ments. We ‘suggest the immediate oper eu eee ann te elected grand champion] ‘The Soo line will pay out pay Cores caie man or woman of school age.| registration of students who want May Be Tried Soon corn exhibitor in the International | more a_y | Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago meter and lock, Extra tire. | $Sooy is the Rerning pout of wile | boreee ee aes Sg Mr. Hammett said last evening | Livestock Show, Hay and Grain divi- }lace, gene peported: | * og aie . Brand new Battery, and ex- student. This is an average figura| Year—this ds @ desirable thing to that a thorough investigation of the Sion. The exhibit was the Heilman, | 0: inerease in cost} Pain Toothache _Neuritis Rheumatism cellent tires. A bargain price {/that has been arrived at following |do; it means the saving of e month case would be begun immediately | Jhnson county, white dent variety.) of operation as $96,000 a year, The y for a quick sale. many different types of investiga-| to ‘six weeks’ time; YOU know the and it was possible that the case| J: E- Mumert, Astoria, Illinois, the only “Bayer” package | s 1 will be brought to trial at the pres- ent term of district court. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain! corn king of last year’s show, won | the second honors th r MOOD i =) T oO Pp SEALSKIN ; 1 of femin-| (@ fe] U G H Ss ine interest in sealskins is reported] by London furriers, who have exper- ienced a heavy demand this fall for seal coats and jackets, many of them enlive! of golden beaver or ermine. The ‘heavy, dull brown sealskin coat beloved of the Victor- ian era, however, is a thing of the past, for new methods of preparing and dyging the fur have resulted in duction of pelts, far lighter in weight than even musquash, in durable golden and dark browns that improve, rather than grow shab- by with age. According to the London furriers, fur coats this, year will have comfort- able loose sleeves, with huge gaunt- let cuffs and big roll collars, prefer- Whooping Cough Accept Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tabl Gy s I Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiats. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Sallcylicacté Oo ———————————EEeEeEeEeeEeEeeEeEeEese NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS The Agricultural Credit Corporation is now distributing Rambouilet and Oxford Rams ‘to those farmere who need them at $32.00 and $35.00 each from the State Fair Grounds at Fargo. Time will be given those who received ewes from the, cor- poration, Others may purchase their neea's for cash. Wire or write, Sam F, Crabbe, Representative which contains proven directions. ' 4 DOOR FORD SEDAN Here is a latest Model Closed Car, in fine condition, that you can buy for practically one-half the price of a new car, We have priced this car low so that it will sell quickly. DODGE BROTHERS TOURING 1921 production. A ihigh- grade, dependable used car that is a real investment. M. B. BILMAN fC 212 Main STARMET BISMARCK Fuone 808 tion: The young person who allows a few dollars a week “cash in hand” to lind him ‘to the larger earnings that he might enjoy later, were he ready to earn them is indeed un- fortunate. There can be but one choice between school and busi- ness for the young man or young woman of school age—SCHOOL. Now Iy Better Than Sometime. You can begin a course of study at the Mandan Business Coilege any business day in the year. 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SHERWIN OF ALL MAKES Mandan Business College, A Mandan, N. Dak. HOLLAND BUYS H ROXTLER BORING BAR Rented - Repaired wa MILITARY PLANES t ay Fever Sold on Easy Payments. Gentlemen: Amsterdam, Dec. 3—The govern- AUTO MOTIVE SALES SERVICE pewri : Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little] ment of the Netherlands has ordered ca ath h ba 207 Typemeiiee Without any obligation to me, you may send me detailed in- “Freezone” on an aching corn, in-| 12 high speed scout planes, and 16|/ COU Ss STATE DISTRIBUTORS = formation regarding the See we eeueyen that I have marked as stantly that corn stops hurting, then! two seater planes for artillery ob- \ being especially interested in. shortly you lift it right off with fin-' rs. oe druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, got corn, or corn between the toes, and the Colds servation. This military equipment is to be delivered in 1925, NOTICE Do not experiment. To buy ATYOUR P. O. 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