The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1926, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1926 CLARIGE BELK WRITES ABOUT HER FINE TRIP Says the Party of Students and Teachers Is Having Wonderful Time at the Sesqui- centenn: celebration, representing North Dakota as a typical school rirl, has written a very interesting letter to her parents, Mr. and~Mrs. J. B. Belk of Fourth Street, in whic! tells of her delightful experi- ences, iss Belk staid with five girls, who] the claimed Utah, Wyoming, Ve California, New Jersey as their ely room at a private i The girls country were quar- the same building. There ing pools, tennis courts at the edge of the beauti- Moving pictures were of the girls at every public appearance. In| Washington, D. C., last Tuesday they were presented with medals by Presdent Coolidge, yed a trip to Arlington, Mt. the Congressional li- were entertained at a dance i eveniny “The offi parent of an writes, “Anyt can ha T 150 dollar pictures taken front of the White House, just becaure we|charging drunkenness, malfeasance {| amd nonfeasance in offic offictals said. wanted them.” The’ sesquicentennial association is spending $100,000 en: tertainingsthe representatives during their week in Philadelphia, Miss Belk said. Miss Belk went to New York city ing her visit in Philadelphia m there to Montreal, Canada, is the guest of Mr. and F, McLean. WILSON GETS 9 MONTHS’ TERM Man Who Assaulted Chief of Police and Sheriff Enters Plea of “Guilty” Williard Wilson pleaded guilty and as sentenced to nine months in jail Judge Fred Jansonius’ court late rdav nirht, on a charge of re- sting Sheriff Albin Hedstrom. Ison was scen Wednesday night loitering near the tracks when thel crown prince's train was expected to} rrive in Bismarck. He was warned hief of Police Chris. Mar- at which time he knocked ind ran. trom gave chase, but ented from using his gun for ing a stampede in the ng at the station. At first the man ran north as far as the old Northwestern hotel where he stopped. T eriff went up to him to take him into custody and the man lashed out at the officer, knocking his’ hat off, after which he escaped south! of the tracks. . i Wilson was arrested Friday morn- ing and arraigned that night before Justice Roland Crane, Waving pre- y examination, he was bound| to Judge Jansonius’ court. ‘For. time it was thought he might take defense that he did not know n were officers, but after some alk he decided to plead. guilty. ere is @ possibility that he will to appear in justice court again, ¢ charges pending against him assaulting and eseaping hief Martineson are pressed. ief's nose was broken by the son gave him, but he had recovered suffi¢iently to leave tho! hospital Sunday. DURKIN TRIAL. NEARS FINISH Defense Rests Today After -Completion of Cross Ex- amination of Prisoner nd f whe Mrs. Hy Chicago, July 7.—UP)—After _at- tempts of the prosecution to obtain from Martin Duskin, charged wiih the murder of Edwin C. Shanphan, a federal agent, identification of speci- mens of what was said to be his handwriting, the defense rested its case at 10:50 a, m. today soon after the completion of cross examination of the prisorier, Durkin refused to identify the writing and signatures on all the pa- pers presented to him by the prose- ecutors, except one, an* application for employment with g railroad. The state’s action indicated it would seek to impeach his testimony concerning his acquisition of auto- mobiles, which the prosecution al- leges were stolen cars, through handwriting experts expected to, tes- tify in rebuttal, Durkin, who is his testimony yes- terday said he killed Shanahan after the latter had shot first, and believ- ing the federal agent was a hold up man, has admitted he was a hboot- legger, but has contended that he did not steal automobiles nor have knowledge that any of the cars he bought and sold were stolen, SWEETHEART SAYS DURKIN WAS NOT A BOOTLEGGER Chieago, July 7—(#)—If Martin J. Durkin, charged with the murder of Federal jee Bivin 2 Beanakas made at ing the large s of money pret carried, it was not known to Betty Andrews Werner, his one-time sweetheart who made a trip to Galléealn with him and who lived with him at the time of the Shanahan, shooting. i Betty, sumimoned to the stand for the second time today as a rebuttal witness, for the prosecution, grinned hroadly: when the state Fae “Was e defe dant at any time a boot- legger?” “No”, she answered, The defense rested today, after the state had crost examined Durkin briefly at the morn in rebuttal to prove that Du privclest bananas liquor, but of was po! han ti and is scheduled to’ be one of the main GOPHER GOVERNOR League officials here announced: to- fi i day that a formal request, had been ay cota ie tele made on Governor Theodore Christ- g that we want, we|ianson for removal from office of y they bought’ us|Sheriff L. H. Lien of Cook county. the evidence on which the complaint i if attended the Stewartsdal ary Thursday. who has been vikiting at the h of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, John ere has returned home, ' mn) sale of interstate rtation, . car that 8 sucht Ne ee tn when tho] Jeknaoe! Went fatal October. ‘kelly, Sumter; This Year’s Roundup Is Most Successful of Any Yet Staged According to reports circulated yes. terday on the streets of Mandan, the fourth annual rodeo paid all expenses from the it day’s receipts: The rest is velvet and will be divided be- tween “Bill” McCarthy/and the city of Mandan according to the terms of the contr: It is. believed that the present roundup is proving the most successful exhibition staged at Man- dan thus far. Plenty of excitement was billed for the initial day at the rodeo, and ther a few additional thrills were thrown in for good measure. “Skeeter Bill Robbins”, rope star, is an example of the provided thrills performers. He has been in the west in moving picture work for the past two ee Other Montiay’s boys were pr promptus, vailing, excitement was provided in show when one Or two of the steer riding contest failed upon to stage im- The steers did the pre- ASKED TO REMOVE COOK CO. SHERIFF St. Paul, July 7—UP)—Anti-Saloon The request carries a complaint e, the league Rev. F. b, Watkins, investigator for the league, gath d is based. Mother and Four Children Are Saved From Death by Gas Milwaukee, July 7.—(AP)—Two small girls intent on calling for their playmates today saved a mother and four children from death in their gas|6 filled apartment, after the mother had resolved on suicide and the death of ‘her children, The two chums, Mary Briekop and Dorothy Koerner, discovered gas seeping from the doors of the home. The mother, Mrs. Jeannette Bokel- man, 39, and ‘her brood, ranging from three months to Il years in age, were found unconscious. All were revived and will recover. Mrs. Bokelman had scribbed a note to her mother telling ‘her not “to shed a tear” and ascribing her act to the conduct of her husband, whom she accused of drinking and neglecting! her and the fa: Chicago Suburb Is Scene of Another Mysterious Killing \Chicago, July 7-—(AP)—Stickney, the suburban village where “Sear- face Al” Caponi formerly. controlled various vice resorts, was the scene today of another mysterious killing. The body of a man believed to have been Louis ‘Barbagalio, 34, of Rock- ford, Ill, who had been shot three times the head, was found on a lonely road in the village. Believing that Barbagallo, aj restaurant owner, was a victim of, gang warfare, the police began in- vestigating his Chicago connections. Automobile Load of Canadian Booze | Taken Near Roseau Roseau, Minn., July 7—(#)—Feder- al officers captured an automobile load of Canadian whiskey valued at $5,000 eight miles south of Badger today and took into custody Mark Jos! coroner, commissioner, in; re iter of tleeds, Scot, Knut- hae Attérney, Malloy, John- county judge, Harris Boyd; Smith, Moreland; couaty third: district, Smith, Braulick. Ha c Al reg! Shai to t will add by the T foll 9:0 Doyle and Archie Taylor of Minne- apolis. ’ The officers were informed that the car would route through Winni- peg and by way of Piney, Manitoba, and across the line north of Roseau, Officers were stationed on all rouds- leading out of Roseau county. The. men are bging held here. Nonstop Flight _ . From Seattle to San Diego Fails Seattle, July 7. San Diego, 1,200 miles aw: stop, the PB, a navy seaplane, hop- ped off from Sand Point aviation field here at 3:45 ‘this morning, . Haze filled the air, and the condi- Gms were pronounced not ideal for ying. Bremerton, July 7.—(AP)— The navy seapl PBI radioed the Puget Sound navy yard here that she thad descended at Pillar Point at 5:28 this morning after starting a non-stop flight from Seattle to San ego. Pillar Point is ony’ the Strajt of Juan from the Pacific ocean and 120 miles from the starting point. First State Bank of Englevale Is Closed Closing of the First State Bank of Englevale, Ransom county, be- cause of depleted reserve was an- nourieed, today by the state banking department. The institution was capitalized at $10,000, had a surplus of $6,000 and deposts of $68,000, “MISSOURI Wn McDonald and Stewartedale George Crawford and son 4 Mrs. ‘ society on ‘Mrs. Davia, of Harvey have been visiting a John Crawford home. Eliza Nicholson of Hazelton, me clerk of The Dickinson, and J. Webb, Grand Forks, and a talk 8:00-—Registration of delegates CUT FARES T0 LEGION MEET AT DICKINSON; rold D. Shaft, Bismarck Post Adjutant, Has Cer- tificates Here ertificates from the Northern Pacific Railway conipany for reduced | fares to Dickingon and return have) been received by the Bismarck. post dj t Harold D. aft, for Le- and their families- who wish to attend the department con-| vention there, the 15-16-17 Of this month, Nl expenses of the convention proper will be taken care of by the istration fee, according to Mr. ft, with the exception of the trip he Badlands, which will be extra. program for the, convention include an address by the na- tional commander, John: R. MeQuigg, reports of department officers, an ress of welcome by the mayor of response by Frank Hanford MeNider, secretary of war. he program for the convention lows: Thursday, July 15 Morning Session. assistant to at Headquarters. Call to order by Department Commander, Walter G. Curtis. Invoeation ‘by De partment Chaplain, Rev. Si Fairham. Reading Call of Con- vention by Department Adjutant Address of Welcome by Mayor of Dickinson. Response by Mr. Frank J. Webb, Grand Forks, N, D. Report. of Department officers: Appointment of Com- mittees. Address by National Commander, John R. McQuigg. Afternoon Session }0-—Convention of 40 & 8. 0—40 & 8 Banquet. 8:00—American Legion boxing show. Friday, July 16 Morning Session b0—Special train leaving by Hanford = Mac- istant Secretary of ind Past National mander of the American Legion. 12:00—Barbeque at Old Town Hall, Medora. Afternoon Session 0 to 4:00--Rodeo Exhibition. Speeches and other entertain- Dancing at Dickinson Armory. Saturday, July 17 0—Call to order. Committee reports. Unfinished busne: ses by Representative of 10th District, C. 1. Hoverson, Manager of United States Veterans Bur- eau. President of Woman's Aux- ‘lection of Department offi- cers and delegates to National Convention, Selection of next Convention City. Adjournment. Old-time fiddling is popular on the radio. popular on hot afternoons. =—— Old-time fiddling around 18 (4.11 prices f.. Detroit, prt: Fe exciee tax) fto join her father here. ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Police Chief Romer Is Wearing a Scar Chief of Police N. H. Romer wore a scar yesterday. When he was in the act of arresting Charles Butler for having consumed not wisely but too well, Butler’s partner arrived on the scene and mixed in the discus- sion. Chief Romer took the scar that. tim He thnks it was made by the ngernail of George Kuth, Butler's partner. He also took the two young men to jail. That was on the Fourth of July. Yesterday Charles Butler paid a $10 fine for being drunk and Kuth paid $25 for the luxury of having attempted to rescue a prisoner from the hands of the chief of police. If the case had been brought under the state law instead of the city ordin- ance, they would have gotten worse and more of it. State’s Attorney Kelsh pointed that fact out to them Tuesday afternoon and both promised to be more careful. SITING MOTHER ' Olson, mother of Mrs. Romer, arrived this mornin, from City Point, Wis. to visit wit Mrs. Romer, The latter is in a Bismarck hospital recovering from a serious operation whieh took place Tuesday. 8 FROM PENNSYLVANIA Louis Werren and Mrs. Thamas Mann of Erie, Pa., brother and sister Nigey, arrived Sunday night to visit Mr. and Mrs. Nigey, proprietors of the Nigey hotel. They will leave Saturday for’ the Yellowstone, where they will put in a few days visitng the park. Mr. Werren’s ughter,, Anna Streher, is expected to arrive in time The party will then proceed to Yellowstone. ES’ AID PICNIC Aid of ‘the Presby h has announced a pot luck picnic supper for Thursday eve- ning in Chautauqua park, The ladies will meet at 3 o'clock at the church Business MONEY TO legen. 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