The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1926, Page 2

“PAGE TWO : INMUNE FROM | COURT ORDER Cannot Be Forced to Accept Claims After Levy Is Made, High Court Rules Persons who delay in filir a inst the e hail not obtain 4 the insurance sld that “the duty of against the state s upon those s patriarch of | ning t d where plain- : tots ne to present their claims s¢ttlement oo unt fee the. indemnity Jovy: ia} 0Tdl + Ferdinand’s ill-| the in, made ior ay « year, the state hail insurance commissioner may not be ordered by the courts to adjust | v clam. | fhe court also held that the sur plus fund held by the state hail de. partment is not to be considered a sigh county district court in the Dunn brought the action for borself “and 1 others — similarly | gking an alle y alleged to be| p, i 7, Poe | ned by: the city. 1 Proposed Expenditure of he lower court dismntpded to the com-| $105,000,000 Would Be Ex- piaint 4 ants appealed from the order ov murrer. of A. H. Haut vs, T. 0. 2 I from MeKetzie) Washington, Dec. 15—P)—E the lower court|ditures of $105 Pv puuurar comaishy cere se the plaintifr to the amended answe and counter-claim of the defenda was. sus' The litigants w involved in an a Mamed) the other. The plaintiff; The amount would be exclusive of sought to keep the defendant from | armor and ment | presenting his counter-claim for! The measure was « damages in the same trial with his|chairman upon his retu original claim. fe bill introduced today by Butler of the house nay D nd the bill is represented by | Butler as being in harmon president's financial p The trend White House, however, was not dis- losed, and Mr, Butler did not quote 1 ai 3] | the president The measure would stipu int On Gare jthe « ling of a disarman would be conside: re son to warrant del By Israel Klein dhe wuddinee oes Wints + unheeding | dd Ja ee motor ae th i a froven|_ Bach of the new sh Khia of 8 frozen | 14,000 tons displace ie [the maximum tonnage permitted | on a recent rainy day,|ence treaty had calls for help from its se Phe text uf ctlie Menauxs touching we department. Halt of these Jupon a posnible mentee | or chines disabled by wet igni-] which Chairman Butler said he alone | The proportion of frozen cooling |“ RoE ventless systems among the disabled cars in a n cold day is assuredly greater, from {onal conference for the limitation | | (ac humoer ob steaming engines we|of naval armaments the president. is hereby empowered, in his discretion, jto suspend in whole or in part any} Yet both troubles are easily avoid-|or all construction authorized in this | », to such an extent that they're | ict.” inexeusable Care, foresight and pa i} that’s needed to pr ve cho -chovoing down the street. other limitation, either in time atience ¢ nt iator should have in it f | pre night. jcondition of the ni: ‘ without trouble if the motorist companied by four committe kept the machine in proper shape, | ember and is careful in starting it. Pennsylvania Andrew of M Republicans, and V on of | A fully charged battery is re-| Geor and Drewry of Vi evired, ot cou It is hard to turn | Democrats. e over. sluggish, cold engine. | The conference lasted about an Once the engine is started, how-|hour Mr, Butler declined to disc ever, it should not be raced to heat] what took place except to Kather, gas should be fed) the proposed expenditure was in and evenly, while the spark] second with the nation retarded. . i ‘ | gram of the adminis The coid engine will sputter and | """" ano. Ag te: stop. ‘The cure for that is} ° 5 id sent sh of the choke every once ins} Will See and Talk Lie ear should not be started be-| Aeress the Ocean 3 fore the engine has been warmed 1 Running the car put . au ‘the engine and causes the cold = motor to sputter and jump. vatages WaET ee tas mare time warming up| eh York. Dec. 1 z the engine and avoid trouble. | ion, (P) sons will be * W. Alexan t Time, too, is x factor in time of | tf $ thaw, especially where big pools of | © accumulate. You may be in an awful hu Easier Bi apecd fimit to the w upon his return from ing dinner table. | St. Louis where he outlined the pos- But slow up when you come to i “are pool of water.” It will avoid | 4 the trouble that will arise from water-soaked ignition coil or dis- tributor. | th What causes ignition to get water- | = roaked ix thes motorist’s heedless rushing through puddles of water. The water splashes up through the | ‘ > radiator und floods the wires. A rubber cover over the distri rand ignition coils will prevent wetting of the coils. A piece of an _old inner tube could be cut to fit cover these parts. io Corporation of America and General Elec ders 1 w company. jean Institute of Eh ineers. “The two it using seven light the useful illumina id d that in lab- y s have be n the market, which may be valua-|j, 10 seconds Lie taloy ple as_a covering on the coils to) will record the transmission, r curate mete e reaching them || tiomand reprodvetion of 9 picture in through water pools slowly and onessixteenth of a second, fully. It saves time. and trouble gin fee lone tun: Appeal For Funds -Awards Announced in Brings Response Playground Contest) Te veople of Bismarck are giving a generous ily ong fe the leat iq fos aage Army’s appeal for funds with whic Chicago, Dec. 18—)—Green Bay,| to furnish. Christmas baskets to the Wis, is one of the three middle-| jor and needy of the city. The total jwestern cities that have been award-| amount rgeeived in the Christmas ed all three first prizes and 10 other] Ketties that have beet placed on the awards in the national -ployground | streets of the city and through direct eautification contest. donations is $76.47, This does not include any donations maile today. ‘This is only a part of the funds nd! olanning to fill about 70 baskets. A $50 nursery stock prizes went to Oak | have ‘not yet been tabulated. ‘anton, Monmouth, Iilinois; |""Priday ‘a five dollar gift. was re- nnd Kearney, Nebraska; Day-| ceived from W. F. Jones of Jones and ney and Bellefontaine, Ohio; | Webb, and an pnknown friend con- Oe aaa and Williston, | tributed five dollars. ota. Soa Awards were based on the progress re bei db; de, on Iai ipa Ming te and some railronds to sliminate the ber y of the'.parks and attect of ‘locomative: whistles, fort. we? + - oir Do Wachters. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE” ~ ©: a ao, HAIL BUREAU Rumer DEATH CAR WAS: TRAVELING AT RAPID SPEE | Witn Mandan News D All Jury Cases Court Docket Are Put Over For Term Jurymen who were to have sat in her jury cases than the Korsvic case during this court term were i this morning by Judge F. « for the balance of the te All jury cases scheduled toh: been tried during the present te over until the teim by order of Judge Lembke and * will be tried with Judge H, L. Berry nit! presiding. No court cases are to be tried to- y, court being in recess e Korsvick jyry is an- <ses Testify Auto Was Geing 25 to 30 Miles an Hcur on Minot Street ‘ . af | at Sherbufn, Minn. Mr. and ‘ |Farmhouse North of. | aise wets thi Fouts to Oahieoh, We Minot, N. D., Dec, 18. (A)--An au | tomobile which struck and fatal! te kee Minot, Thursda death two men charge of manslaughter, w. ing at a rate of between 25 and 30! de and hour in the heart of the) Dounced, sseg testified yesterday | city, two wi \ afternoon at th | oner's inquest. Three witnesses were called to the neluding Dr. 2. A. Nestes of vhose home the woman was . and who treuted her for! ies which she sustained and/| ted return of the! from which she died in/a local hos- day forenoon. 3s were Harry Dot- Social News of” | Mandan Vicinity | SCHLEICKER-ANDERSON wedding of Miss Schleicker ‘and Harry ‘Anderson, both well known in Mandan, was solemn- ized: at’ o'clock Thutsda: he ‘home of thé’ bride's phtents On Sixth avenue’ northwest, J tea ge the Lutheran cl | hand in the| M emplo; have brought) pital early yeste | other two witnes _}en and Adolph | Parshall, N. D. | Charles Lyons of Minneapolis, one ) indemnity fund but as a revolv- BILL PROVIDES | with manslaughter in conn ne fund. the r ‘ i | the city jail today, | Ment its Bur-| BU | LD ] NG OF | Brewington, a Minot barber, wno is | cused jointly with Lyons, is at lib- of the two defendants who is charged death of the girl, is iz trip to the west eeast: They it the bride's sister Mts. Kat McCullom, in Montana and will vis: Paul Grainer, formerly of Mandan, Gatif.. On their. re- turn they’ wil be at honte’in Man- ty under bonds furnished late last) The men are charged case of Christine Dunn and others i ton, appealed by the defendants. | | Dexines been ie in Los Angeles, having: been, intoxidated jag vhe time AUXILIARY TO MEET The Ame¥icayg ‘Legion Auxifiiry: is ng an important’ meetin: fonday evening at the home \J. W. “Hintgen and at! mem! urged to’ attend. disabled’ soldiers during ‘a great deal of bu Hughes, ftom | ‘Northeast Having Zero Temperatures . . ; i 18—(#)—The isitid satel clusive of Armament | northeastern states today experienced f weather of the winter. | the evening a re-| ness is to be Sitered areas, | hostesses will be Mrs. Lloyd benumbing | Son, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mrs. Her- {man Leonhard and Mrs, Joe Gauer. XPEN- | corded over wi 190,000 for 10 light | and an icy wind added s would be authorized | ef! fect wd the cold, nel Northe: N York ‘ted tl pera a orthern New York reported ta, | WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT lowest tem) cal Pehl by {. B. Cassell of Hope announces a wv oa ae uto accident and each | Committ grees below zero in Watertown 16 to 18 below in outl: Zero weather prevailed in Connecti- | eut i q daughter, Marjorie, Hitchcock of New York city, @ to take place Deeember 28 Miss Cassell is w York city. ing in Grand Forks for a few at the White, House. last the cold wind with below zero tem- | i! |days before going to New York. peratures recorded in different sec with the | tions. ja few camera tricks, I believe we! tn Se Babinski early-this afternoon and in- | wasystrugk, byra car d | be centered in h The ult of this miaup, which made) funaip# by John Roche as the} ian Who has captivated Loulou’s tion to the feature, and the ye Lane comédy,| “Movidland will 6@: oa! i the | , * ‘ Claire, Wisconsin, where he will visit( J gpMer Bismarckan his parents over the Christmas holi- ; 4 4 | days. Dies ‘in: Minnesota: ON BUSI ree ‘ Joe Koppy! of Fort R&e was at Word has been received of@the sud- Mand: yesterd: bus i | den death of James Algeo of Sioux vaanetonntt hak yal _ | atts, 8. Dy formerly of Bismmrek, z Fort Rice Is Burned; | sicthe:. tiv. sees sccurred-on De-| $3,500 Loss Results cember 16. No details un H Sie .|Manslaughter Case Q Nearing Completion | Grafton, N. D., Dec. 18—(#)—De- fense attorneys were presenting final arguments in the trial of Joseph The farm house of Me. Rudolph —_Altenthaler, north of Fort Rice, was destroyed by fire Thursday night, with an est mated loss of $3,500, partly covered | by_instrane Mr. and Mrs. Altenthaler and their ildren went to visit friends Thurs- day evening and were unaware of the fire until 10:30 when the smoke «I were seen. The fire was believed to have started from an overheated stove. o [At the Movies “1.46 at $210.00 Can't drink—can’t stage a. brutal fight—can’t show guns, at vith this forbidden by the censors, 4 ™ nn Reynolds, director, deserves th Hiesiwe protsertor toaklig erro pic JAMES W. MAREK ture “Combat” the Universal- 3 ‘ eval Witch “opens “al Wig: Capital Mice ee Seen) eae eee Theatre on Monday with House) fj Bismarck North Dakota Peters in the starring roic. . = _The story is one that deals with life in the lumbercamps and natur- ‘ally the lives of the men are not yoverned by the Marquis of Qucens- bury rules, However, by slightly. al-| tering this phase of the he-man life Reynolds has lost nothing of the ruggedness of his story and has giv- en the picture a more general appeal. "With the public demanding this type of picture and the censors try- ing to take all the kick out of them, the problems cf a director are in- creased,” Reynolds said. | “I have to resort to all sorts of camera tricks to cover drinking and gun play. The real fight to a finish) with no rules such as is common in lumbereamp, is forbidden. I can show fighting but there nfast be no hint of a terrific combat that leads the participants to bite cach other, kick, or employ other unorthodox methods of obtaining the advantage. is a former North Dakota Unive: student and instructor in the Fargo high school, and has a number of | friends in Mandan. ‘HOOL PROGRAM Seca et, | dell. the discussion at the | Retai Food Prices Increase 1 Per Cent Washington, Dee, |day_ afterne s for the month ending Noven in| ber 15, over the previous month, was | # a recorded today in labor department | imum Displacement | statistics, but the level that of Neverber, so held in St. Joseph’ . v x: bg Ei a would be of | per_cent below ditorium last eve- A price index of 161.6, taking the | MINE: 00, was recorded for z . oh Fresh exes wi VISITS PARENTS Proeh’ ees with Mrs. Charles L. 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