The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 8

a ska ee PAGE EIGHT | TWO ARRESTED | / IN SEARCH FOR BVANS’ KILLER Youths Taken Into Custody Despite Threats of Moon- shining Clan Nex (A) While prelimi ¢ to be giv en Clyde Lashlee, 23, dd Frank! Grainger, 19, on being accessories af- We Want Every Woman in Bismarck to see our display of new White En- ameled Cabinet Gas Ranges at our office. Come in and let us demonstrate this new type of Range to you. Consolidated Utilities Co. 506 Broadway - ; ; ter the fact ‘in the slaying of T) 3] Evans, dry crusader, today, officers continued their investigations of the; { killing. The two youths were taken into custody yesterday in the face of! threats of the moonshining clan in| Ve northeastern Henry county that if an arrest was made for the slaying ot gvans seven other men would die, — | Both the youths live in the neigh-| borhood where Evans was ambush on April 18 and w e tody on warrants sworn to by Eva widow. 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Chicago, April 28.—U?)-A railroad! ¥#r¢ | : Spopatatina. fsmalatinne: 570,207,697.05 4.213 024.13 plished by an amateur cast. worth three quarters of a billion) Kis. who made Other visitors included: Di. 00! 316,578,387.27 | iV go under the auctioneers |i wy Anderson, Henry. Halverson, Roy by ttert | Mittin cnenth | ane Maird, Judge Pogh, and Judge Me- 2417.44, ‘An order of sale and a foreciosure bs iens “eon pene ane ttt ane a ann $46,126,730. marshal’s office that the wo was slain, probably wi found beside her charre decree were entered in federal court yesterday by Judge James H. Wilker- -o e Court | h the body, before HOSIERY TO BE DARKER made upon i hed In Polic son against the Chicago, Milwaukee] pe “tore building in which oh 5 n “ a I I ae a Si rod e e store ch she lived), State's Attorney F. E. McCurdy by a There is a tendency to introduce! q apdSt. Paul road.-tho biggest bapk:| wa, burned, pee = -@|man in Michigan who claims to be| darker hosicry, and gun metal andj Paced: holdings axe ued he] District Attorney Clarence Tettegen | Mrs. Violet Temple Anderson, who| Mrs. Anderson’s first husband. When| taupe shades are exceedingly smart, daaeeaee at aprizximately $790,000. | Said that a warrant charging murder, was arrested Saturday on a charge of arrested, according to the state's at-| particularly with the dark outfit. ae ately, $750,000"! may be issued today. i bigamy, was bound over to the Bur-|'torney, Mrs, Anderson claimed that 000. The court will set a date shor ly for the beginning of the sale, which is expected to take some weeks | to complete. The order of the sale embraces all the property of the road, one of the biggest systems of the country and operating 11,000 miles of tracks in 13 states from Indiana to the Pacific coast. Out of the sale is expected to come reorganization of the road and opera tion of it by new owners. The N: tional City Bank and Kuhn, and company of New York sponsors of the reorganization plan most prominently mentioned. They | are depositories for the principal sc- curities of the St. Paul company. BEMIDJI BABY | DIES IN FIRE Mother and Five Other Chil- dren Outside of House When Fire Starts | she had been divorced from her first] A woman is credited with having hhusband but she stated in court to-|invented a device for automatically day that she thought +her first hus-| turning off the gas when the flame is band was dead. accidentally blown out. -—— leigh county district court by Police An Oklahoma oil company has sent| Magistrate |W. Casselman this a geologist to the National Museum| morning. 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