The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT SCOTT T0 BE | RETURNED 10 WARD COUNTY. McLean Co, Sheriff Waives, Claims to Escaped Pris oner Caught Monday Har ptt, who escaped from the | Minot jail September | tured by Deputy Sheriff FE. a of Burleigh county 18 miles north H east of Driscoll Monday afternoon, | will be returned to Minot to sta trial on charges of automobile theft | and jail breal , it was determined | here this morning. | Warrants: had been issued in Me- | Lean county charging Scott. with stealing un automobile Dogden and robbing a store there Saturday night, but Sheriff I. S. Maxwell of | Washburn, who was cided to let the Ward county ities have first claim to the prisoi Scott was first sighted in this vi- cinity Sunday evening when he and a companion, who he says was Norris | ¢ Forrest, Minot’s “Lone Wolf” bandit, ran when approached by Burleigh county officials, An automobilg which they had been using was found to have been stolen Saturday night at Dogden and contained a quantity of merchandise tuken from the store there. The two men could not be loeated during the night, since it was dark when they were first seen, but Scott was found at the Iver Anderson place | the following afternoon. He at first denied having committed any crime whatever, but later admitted that he was one of those who escaped from the Minot jail. He stoutly maintains, however, that he had ‘nothing to do with the robbery or car theft at Dog- den, claiming that Forrest did both jobs eek Sheriff 8. Spicher and Danity Sheriffs C. AR. Hicks and Barn to identify Scott and look for Forrest, tft early today for the southeastern part of the state to continue thi hunt for the “Lone Wolf,” believe is hending for So 4 ARRESTED IN WISCONSIN FOR STEALING CARS| Police Believe Active Inter- state Automobile Theft Ring Is Broken Elk Horn, Wis., Oct. 6.—-()--With four men under arrest here today, police believe they not only have An airplane view ef the Mi showing Mandan cutting in to join sion where the work is done soon, souri riv e and the curve The accompan, Journal. MAJORITY OF SCENARIO WRITERS LACK ORIGINALITY, CLUB WOMEN MEETING ™ WAHPETON ARE TOLD Why | narios| tain but the motion picture in-| has not yet found them, although it of relytions of the M ducers and Distrib in a spee the North I s Clubs. rtment of p ion Pictu of A nvention of | deration of Wom- Pro- r said, was that | originality, the med and show of motion pie- Aid, Ke h- ' the needs of pictur music who will lead the way for musi cal productions which will be al supplement to the art of t smashed one of the most active of | } interstate automobile theft rings, but have stopped the flood of automobiles stolen in Chicago and sold to un- suspecting purchasers in southern Wisconsin. traced to Walworth county motori: and police predict that investigatic will show that 150 Horn, Delevan, Darien and other com- munities are driving stolen cars. Excitement of the cleanup was in- tensified late last night with the | cape of one of the men arrested. The first.man arrested, who subsequently | escaped, is Harry Sutton, proprietor of a Darien garage, The other men apprehended gave their names as in Avera, formerly Sutton’s part- ner, Louis Donager, John Conners and Clarence Peterson, all of Chicago. ! Autos Have Been Cheap For several months, used automo- biles have — very cheap in this peter Many citizens picked up “bargain: mong them being Sheriff Gove Harrington. Detectives walk- ed into the Sutton garage yesterday and recognized several cars as stolen fn Chicago. Sutton was arrested and later the other four were taken when Shey drove up to the garage, each with an automobile. Sutton and his wife were brought by a deputy to Elk Horn. In seme manner, which officers were loath to discuss, Sutton and his wife es- MOTHER IN LAW IS BLAMED FOR _ SEPARATION Browning’s Attorney Insists That ‘Peaches’ Has Left Only Temporarily Forty stolen machihes have rae New York, Oct. 6-—()— Browning, Cinderalla bride, ha: ed from her elderly Prince Charaiug. but luxury. continues to be h When the clock struck midn: her ‘six months’ honeymoon, an ex- pensive, imported baby blue limou- sine, with a first and second chaffeur, ‘was the coach and four that took her somewhere in New Jersey. With her | went thousands of dolls worth of ry and clothing lavished on her wealthy Edward Browning. Browning claims that he does not know where his wife is. He insists | he 4 4 Gis beh her and awed fopersasen 1s only vetaporary:. Too Much Mother-i Browning’ “triend “Too much the answer. But De, ioe to di jsagree, as lisagreeing was all on; ve merely a temporary | ise man who lets his wife! a in-laws, rather than fare Tl a rift between. Mr and Mra. Heenan. It is al 9 ane an only child is sae peas rows citizens of Elky Mew P bride buy he as the} Hed her husband, refused to} for herself, Oct, 6-—(A)-—The Ne ribune today quote " Browning as denying stage ambitio i ing that she and Mrs. that she | present, a her mothe visit if they e: tectives, sa ude a dozen de- to have been employed hy husband to watch her. says the le eluded the detectives last nieht and came to the apartment of a friend in Man- hattan from New Jersey. “The stage?” ‘said Mrs. Browning, when questioned. “My plans are to do nothing but seek a-fine rest.” GET-A\ ae must try Cham; on to prov. the hotter, , spark they creases the ra Why be meee ie when a Champions will Put you out in front? in the Red Box ble fer Every Engine Toledo, Ohio Good ' Used ie Parte ate melee Phone a or “write Boag Where Missouri River Is Changing Its Course er near Washburn is given here, | f the Missouri river where it is | ing map shows the area of ero- er is likely to change its course unless revetment | Cuts loaned to the Tribune by the Minneapolis | That they will come, he sai Development of the motion picture industry he said, i productions by id to welcome them in the futur «i with it will come high class writt | furthe of “ the nd hasn't) tos the entire industr: look at th first mov: id, to know that this must now are preferred | then Joy said, because | it know they must have real rrant publication and that industry authors r advancement in the tech One has only th th s made in the —__ ] WILL IMPROVE | RED TRAIL T0 | PENITENTIARY |County Board Asks Highway Commission to Grade and Gravel 2-niile Stretch _The two mile stretch of road on hway No. 3 between Ninth street, Bismarck, und the state penitentiary, jjover which there has been consider- able controversy during the last year, will be improved-as soon as the tate high: commission can make arrangements for the work, as @ re- sult of action taken by the Burleigh county commissioners ence The round will be graded grivel- ed to standard specifications ht four dangerous railroad crossings—two on the Northern Pacific main line and two on the south branch of the Soo line-—-will be eliminated. Definite action towards the im- provement of the road comes at the request of the county board, which king the high- id with the ‘) passed a resolution ey ey to go work as a ravelin, i| project, tthoing te’ eriginal ‘plan of the commission. e high way commission hed orseian y, pie ned to improve the two-mil by grading and gi valine it, Primarily to remove the fout railroad crot ings, the county board changed Project to one of paving. This re- sulted in court action which covered a period of a year and was just re- cently settled by a decision of the supreme court, Location Changed must have been taken with them be. fore they could win such recognition. mtr’ Mrs. Lewis Harrison Dies Near Brainerd Lewis Harrison, wife of the! s Harrison of Bismarck, di at a cottage north of Brai according to a telegram in Bismarek today’ from Irv- , formerly city editor’ of k Tribune, now with the ;. une, at one time con- a beauty parlor in Bismarck! was married to Mr. Harrison, manager of the Bismarck in this city, Mr. Har ‘ul years ago in Billings, | tion as the present one from Bi: marck to the penitentiary, but from the west entrance to the aren arid | it will take a new route, goin, | tween the prison grounds an the main line of the Northern Pacific, | * thereby a away with the danger- ous crossings. The two-mile stregch will join the federal aid project just east of the prison, which was com- pleted this year, To Gravel McKerizie Grade Immediate graveling of two miles of the recently improved Red Trail near McKenzie, known a the “Mc- Kenzie grade,” will also result from action of the county commissioner: in entering into a supplementary con- tract with the highway commission to n| cover this work. The piece of road 'to be graveled is = high grade, made of heavy black dirt, across the Me- with Mrs more Tue and ¢Fd, Minn was ae Mr ducte and merit! No new car has ever received ual The road will be on the same loca-| Ei ‘engi slough, and is hai A ‘dangerous he board decided, therefore, that thls pil ie piece should be graveled at once. The work will be done by C. P. Burnstad, who has the contract for grading the Red Trail. through the eastern part of ; Burleigh p< ie = Destroys | | Several Tappen Business Houses Half fa block of iy as Boge ber tah a y fire at Tay (pe Kuster easy, § one teed reg ing, aceordit information received ftores to establish tele- p nod ca finciens tein ie ky ai e telephone exchange hav: been burned, er Keports here said that the fire sane in the hardware department say Tas ‘Merk Mercantile. com- was destroyed. be Bde] were a cream Bie ba of ball eos a barber shop and one other buildi smn tap sages of the loss could Miller-Daugherty Trial Nears Close New York, Oct. 69h de. ig heey Tested unexpectedly t Miller-Daugherty pe) jury was excused and ions © for striking’ out ports of evidence and direction of verdicts acquitting the defend denied by Judge Court wa journed at noon ptt 2 o'clock when summations will clther Miller nor Daugherty took the iitiees Rand, hf at of is to oe eunm tion i i er: Recher en counsel for mornin, wt ine mory R. aie onthe summation Sta is to make the government's tomorrow etude Mack le expected to ch judge ex t the jury Friday. ag mirane. er CUT THIS OUT—IT 18 WORTH MONEY Send this 10 cents to — | & Co, 2835 “Shettleld Ave., Chicago, jw writing. your name and bet | | clearly. 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