The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 8

__ THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1926 HANNA TAKES STRONG STAND ) FOR FARM AID | Pledges Earnest Support to National Legislation That Will Help Farmer Jamestown, N. D., June 17—(A)— Former Governor L. B. Hanna, inde- .|pendent Republican candidate for United States se: r, took a strong stand for farm aid in his address PAGEEIGHT CONFESSED ‘BOOTLEGGERS SENTENCED Kuhn Gets Eight Months, ier “ we. Ertl Gets Six—Latter’s | at Water Is Too Sentence Suspended BOR fj osc & oe ; 3 : For Swimming THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE OPENING OF Film Star Weds Director CITY POOL IS POSTPONED _ At the Trial of Carl Magee The official opening of the munici- pal swimming pool here, originally scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, has been postponed for several days ; on Seek ak cool weather, he cording to J. A. Larson, city commis- vol and pay a fine and costs totaling sioner in charge of the pool. The ‘ 3 ere Wednesday night. £550 by District Judge Fred Janson- BS RY ¢ pool has been filled with water but Sd “if TI am elected United States ius this morning. Kuhn & ed the temperatures of the past few . senator,” he declared after consider- plea of guilty when arraigned in dis 5 days have not been such as to make able discussion of the. agricultural trict court a wi » but his sen-} it advisable to open the place tomor- situation, “I shall give my earnest tence was deferred until today. — row, as had been planned. support to national farm legislation Henry Ertl, arrested with Kuhn gs ‘ 5% é No definite date has now been set that will aid and help the farmer to pleaded not guilty gned a; . . ce for the opening of the swimming reestablish himself and to place his and a jury was pick " season at the city pool, but Mr. Lar- occupation—farming—on an equality try the state's son states it will not be until several with manufacturing industry. was also ch successi warm days have warmed “T have lived a long time in North the liquor f the water in the pool sufficiently to Dakota,” Mr. Hanna said, “and 1 Bee cpiivleted its make bathing safe. own considerable land here. Your chairman stated that for ‘selfish Jamestown Woman reasons, if for no other, I would be , interested im farm relief, but I am Recalls Snowstorm on June 17, 1901 i , cles for years, he was elected to the 1] also interested for unselfish Feasent | presidency at the annual convention pends upon agriculture. We must |'" Montreal this month. ag ee ed farming TEER. = paaanet : «. ver have the power, I certainly ‘ y ° Jamestown, N. D., June 17--)— “ at a local hospital Tuesday morhing Sieur tavenni: vibe prunt ce ilees have the inclination to do all that 1|foytowing an” illness of — several town 25 years ago today. The chill wind and heavy mist-dropping clouds of this morning recalled this to Mrs. Christ Schwaderer of this c R. J. Kuhn of Dickinson, arrested here in the early morning of June 11 on charges of engaging in the liquor traffic, was sentenced to serve eight months in the Burleigh county After the state | » and motions | pr dismissal and direc en denied, b withd plea of not guil entere of guilty to the He was sentenced jail und to pay $250, Sentence ¥ ing good behavior. Ralph A. Amerman, of Scrantong Pa., is the new president of Kiwanis In- ternational, Active in Kiwanis cir- suspended dur Arrests Foll Kuhn and Ertl wi tody by the last Fri f "ea cag can to put agriculture on an equal , basis ‘with industry.” ipa re! Sesquicentennial in which the officers claim to h found about 45 gallons of moon shine. The jury which heard the case of savs that on a morning similar to this, June 17, 1901, snow started to fall about the middle of the forenoon here and continued up to supper time, such| a Harrison Funeral Largely Attended| Stamps Being Sold at Local Postoffice A special issue of stamps has been made by the United States postal de- partment commemorating the sesqui- centennial, which opened last week in Philadelphia, celebrating the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States. The last pack of the stamps issued to the local post- office is being sold today. Funeral services for J. M. Harrison, held at the Zion Lutheran church on Fourth street this afternoon, were largely attended by these who had be- come intimately acquainted with him during his 16 years of residence in Bismarck. Rev. J. D. Reichert was in charge of the services, f6llowing which interment took place in Fair- view cemetery. Mr. Harrison was traveling sales- man for the International Harvester| The stamps bear a picture of the company and had a wide acquaint.| liberty bell and the dates 1776 and Rernice Speaks vs. school district No. HUMES a heavy fall as to keep the ground verdict in favor white throughout ‘the afternoon. ROBERTS SAYS WOMAN'S MEMORY PLAYS HER FALSE | here was a trace of snow in some parts of North Dakota on June 17, | 1901,” said O. W. Roberts, veteran rd contended | ather observer in charge of the no WV contract : Bismarck bureau, today when told of 4 that the board | é ? <=) | the Jamestown woman's statement as never offi a action of related above. “But not a flake of CM of i ib gaging the | snow ei james i fi ji i ‘ y 1 399 eee i members in engaging pnae tel 1 eee Se meriaal Gertrude Olmsted, moving picture actress, is now the bride of Robert Z.] ance throughout the state. He died | 1926. not depend on his memory for his Leonard, former husband of Mae Murray. The romance began when | \ i | automobile standing on a city \ | 46 brought in the plaintiff, granting her judgment | for $260, the full amount asked. Miss | Speaks claimed four months’ teacher in the dist E she was hired for term che months. ng that | months’ | fter three | Jury Disagrees The jury in the $10,000 damage suit | of Mrs, Margarette Lattimorelle vs. Harry Schonert was discharged at 10:30 last night after 12 hours’ de- liberation, during which it was un- able to reach an agreement. The case of C. J. Fisk vs. Inter- state Transportation company — was continued over the term by consent of the counsel. : The court today is hearing the case of L. R. Baird, as receiver of the Burleigh County State bank of Wing, vs. Nels Niemic. Great Plans Made For Royalty’s Visit to Yellowstone Park Bp samme Yellowstone Park, Wyo., June 17 Above is the courthous t Las Vegas, N. M., where Carl Magee, ighting editor, went on trial Tuesday for manslaughter in connection with the accidental killing of John B. Lassiter last August. Below are ex-Judge D. J. Leahy (left), whose assault on Magee led to the fatal shooting, and Juc Luis E. Armijo (right), siding at the trial. MAN ARRESTED AT LA CROSSE PLEADS : “| NOT GUILTY TO FOUR FRAUD CHARGES that a truly native American ani- go, N. D. June 17—(A) John Elmer Partridge, pilot, was killed when the plane inaugurating the Ciicago-Minneapolis. airmail service crashed near St.» Paul. He is be- lieved to have fainted and lost con- trol of his ship, which was a new one lof his own design. Has \ “Chic”— —and it’s not because she has more clothes than anyone else. You know women like her who al- ways contrive to look charming. ‘The secret is in the care her clothes: have. Our cleansing will keep your summer wardrobe spic and span! : Tae ‘Mother's statement regarding the weather of the two met in a studio some months ago. Miss Olmstead entered the 25 years ago today, but went into the | movies after winning a beauty contest at La Salle, Ill., a few years ago. » ys Fecords kept in his office, which cover a period of ‘52 years. ry ents io M 250 Postmasters lot Killed ~~ onan an at | ExPected to Attend a ec esident | Mill City Meeting of Rotary Clubs| |. i f Minneapoils, Wee 17—@®)—Post- Hee tbalo: a masters from all parts of Minnesota Denver, Colo, June, 17 Ur Haiy | and a few from the Dakotas and Wis. Hay became president of Rotary In.|consin gathered here today for the ternational when Arthur H. Sapp of| annual convention of, the Minnesots p peda tae ANE hula Beda district postmasters. About 250 post-| convention“bare, masters were expected to register for the session, which will be concluded late Friday ; Problems and routine postal affairs Last Minute | were the only matters listed on the| official program, but some informal eins News Bulleting ||taks ‘on alered defects in present! ing, showing that he had shipped 88,- |g ______—-@| postal practices were expected. tal—the buffalo—may be shown| Warren Holmes,, alias James Hunt,/000 pounds of wheat to the Duluth chi June 17—(AP)—OF- Amalgamation of the Tri-State Post- | in the state that the pioneers found] aij, voiney F. Kent, who conce nd to have forwarded a cane, nme t=) j—Of- | inasters association with the national . Jowst Park’s royal|*) ” wei x i ht draft on the Minnesota National] ficial announcement was madeto- |{jeague was expected to be effected him to Yellowstone Park's royal) address as Minneapolis, Minn, and} Pank at Duluth for $1,100. He is al-| day that the 29th International | during the convention, but no ar-| visitors, the crown prince and Prin Thacrosse, Wis. is held in the Cass|leged to have induced the grain com: Eucharistic Congress would be |rangements have been made to bring| peuat Sweden, when they are here y ; it ith ob. {pany to forward him a draft for a} held in Sidney, Australia, in 1928. this matter at any aprticular ses july 2. . like amount. Postmasters of Minnesota a Stephen T; Mather, director of | ‘grand jury heve last spring inc], Washinaton, June 12—-(AP)=> | the: Dakotas are members of the the National Park Service, and dicted Holmes on four counts, three senate (0 permit use o} State organization. ne ; Superintendent Horace M. Albright,}ed Ely Salyar irging him with vending letters} corn sugar in certain food prod- = Ee and turned oyer to the society, which ‘of Yellowstone, have planned an ex-|dealers at Duluth, t i i 1s which were in-| wets without so labeling was! OR NONE na HOuE subi ehcre and re- tensive itinerary for the prince and | Nati Bank at ) fraudulent purposes and| ‘Ipassed today by the house. It “{ would like to give my uncle aj ome Mey princess, who will be accompanied each in. September, 1 a ging hie with obtain-| now goes to the president. ines at fits cigars, Ar you « HIGKSVILLE ALWAYS Ny “i The complaint all ing money under false pretenses. —_—_ ink of how I can give him sville reel nek by Secretary of the Interior Hubert} 4, “at that slam We Hiolmes was arrested at LaCrosse New York, June 17—(AP)— |greater pleasure?” £ ges ieee i oe eat a ange Work. The distinguished visitors} Coiway, Walsh cour es ae Testes AL ta Faves| Sale of the White Star Line to |" "Yes. “Give him only 50."—Munich | ‘be, name of Hicksvilic, The wt lage will journey among the beauties} \ota, wrote the grain 1 authorities this morning.| Furness, Withy and company, and |Fliegende Blaetter. preeey sd Digscetat ey and wonders of Yellowstone for one|ing that he had a large not guilty before Judge] other British interests was ap- : Fe oh kerala te 1 ebelaledh de sng} week. grain on hand, that he did not want . Amidon in United Sta proved today. by stockholders of “OH, YES, THE THIRD!” tl iar gniphg 78 eerie pal ie The buffalo herds will be seen|to sell to elevators, but to the com- | dis gourt and in default Fs International Mercantile Mar- Fat lady (arriving, breathless, at| Sspera advocated Pes hoe ref ranging their habitat in the Lamar | pany direct % j bail.wa committed to the Cass cou EO egrennagres pia Toe theatre) = Am L late? pers advocated a re-christ < river valley. ‘‘Bob” Lacombe, vet- He is then ed to have forged jjail to rel trial Saas next jury million ai pounds. Usher: They've already played one THAT HELPS eran ranger who rides herd on the at North lroad bills of lad-| term to be held at Grand Forks. act, madam. She animals summer and winter, plans to have them brought down from their summer feeding grounds in the hills for the royal_inspection by Gustavus Adolphus and his party. The trip to the buffalo ranch and the tour of the Park will be accom- plished by special motor convey- | ances furnished by the Yellowstone | ,, Park Transportation Company. The prince and princess, accom- panied by W. Bostrom, the Swedish minister, and a party of 11, will arrive at the north park entrance ‘on the evening of July 1, spending the first night at Mammoth, as well as that of July 2. They will leave the Park July 6 by the south- | ern entrance, spending several days in the famous Jackson Hole coun- > try which it is hoped to include in the Park soon. The park tour will embrace all scenic points, including the geyser basins and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Newspaperman With Best Ad Story Will Get Handsome Cup Philadelphia, June 17-(AP)—A handsome cup will be presented to the newpaperman who presents the best story of an advertising success | et the annual convention of the A: ciation of Newspaper Advertising Executives here June 20-24. A. L. Shuman, vicepresident, and adver ing dirtctor of the Fort Worth Star- Telegram, will make the awArd. Either a single ad or a series may fe offered in competition dealing with any class of advertisements, especial- Jy featuring ‘the expenditures and the Fesults. ———————— How She Gained 10 :’ Pounds in 22 Days Skinny Men Can Do the Same ‘Thats going some—but skinny men, ‘women and children just can’t help good, healthy flesh when potting yy take McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil d Tablets. “As chock full of vitamines as the fish ing cod liver oil i MeCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com- Tablets and if you don’t gain | Ne least 5 in 80 days your ireggist is authorized to hand you ack oney id for them. “{ * eC 0} i) zee gen- June 7— (RP) nd is having such diffiew cruiting his 10th ca et t of his fail ministry was being considered in the | plauned by Premier Briand. lobbies tod | former would be most likely called upon possibility said Briand Is Having Trouble in Forming His Tenth Cabinet (ty to form y when it wa Premier ould renounce the t 200,000 Mourn Here are some of ons laid down by both dent Poincare and for- Herriot are such that thought probable that ept portfolios in M. mbination, The cond | former Pres mer Premier lit is new ~-Aristide Paris, June 17--@)—Former Pre- Edouard Herriot, cal party, today the “national leader of refused to union” cabinet _Isn’t it time to send relief expedi- tions for the relief expeditions for arctic explorer Socialist Leader York—Gentile and Jew, rich and poor, Republican, Democrat and Socialist—tyrned out by the tens of thousands for the funera} of Me: London, first New York sbeialist elected to cong reeently in an auto accident. He er fi massed procession behind the hearse) He was tiendsion foot in London, June 17—(P)—A. J. Cook, secretary of the British Miners’ Federation, announced today that the international miners’ federation will meet in London on June 23, possibly to discuss either an embargo on coal or an international strike. Washington, June 17—(AP)— A_ resolution proposing sine die adjournment of congress on Sat- urday, June 26, is expected to he called up in the house next Mon- day by either Representative Tilson, the Republican leader, or Chairman Snell of the rules committee. Karl Schmidt Is Still Being Sought: | Karl Schmidt, said to operate a! garage in a small town 50 miles southwest of Bismarck, is still being sought for on behalf of his brother | Roy, injured Monday in an automo- bile’ uceident while on the way to! visit his brother, according to ad- | vices received in Bismarck this morn- | ing from the American Consul at | Regina, Sask. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Karl Schmidt is urged to notify the chief of police at Bismarck as |soon as posbibje. | Prospects fér the recovery of the brother Ray are considered very | doubtful. 5 Sport Briefs beeen OEE, Sunningdale, June 17—(#)—Led by | Bobby Jones, the amateur champion, four of the six Americans in the’ | southern section of qualification play! earned the right to enter the British open golf championship tournament. The two who fell by the wayside were | ‘Joe Stein, young professional, and: | Silas Newton of the Lido Club, New, York. | 1 St. Anne’s, England, June 17—(#)— | ‘alter Hi » Al an professional, \Jeads the field in the central section | qualification play for the British open: | golf championship. He ‘turned in aj ; fine 71 today, after his 72 of yester- j day giving him the low aggregate of oa 1! hy Wimbledon, England, June 17—V)| {zAmerica and England divided the | first two singles in the matches for the Wightman cup, emblematic of r_team play in women’ St. Anne’s England, June 17—(#)—| All nine Americans competing here’ me successfully through the quali- lon lor the open simran waieay Fat lady: Which one?—London Punch. HOOVER-TRAINED Washington.Numerous _resigna- tions of executives and experts in the Department of Commerce _ pro- voked Secretary Hoover to remark recently that the dewartment had de- veloped into a sort of “post-graduate | school for business.” Mr. Hoover said 60 men had left the department within the last year to join the staffs of business firms. OPEN OLD TAVERN Kansas City.—A 96-year-old tavern at Arrow Rock, Mo., the stopping! place of the famous” hunters and trail. blazers who traveled the Santa Fe trail in the pioneer days, has been formally opened by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The old tavern was bought by the state’ Giddap, Grandpa! u) (to her. intended): on our Side,-darling. She says you -|can’s possibly be as brainless as you look, AN EASY ONE Teacher:' Now can anyone tell me what a myth is. ; Bright Boy: Please, miss, it’s a female moth—The Christian Advo- cate. nt :t EPIDEMIC ~' * Never: I’m sort of worried about my boy’s health. Mind: What he? Never: He has the car!—Life. NOTICE—ELKS BAND No rehearsal tonight on ac- count of show at Auditorium. 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