The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1927, Page 3

| | Mandan News FIGH T0 SAVE THIBLE FROM PRISON OPENS “Attidavit ‘of’ Prejudice , Against Judge Betry Filed "By Defendant’s Counsel By filing an affidavit 6& prejudice inst Judge H, L, Berry this morn- ig, the battle to save Arnold. Thiele from a life imprisonment term was begun by Willlam Langer, counse. for the accused slayer of Nels Romer, Mandan police chief. The affidavit was filed before State’s Attorney Kelsch filed his criminal information charging Thiele with it degree murder. It is Lung- er’s theory that, as a result of this, Judge Berry must certify the affida- vit to the supreme court, which should then appoint a new judge to sit tn the case. The prosecution, however, contends that the affidavit was prematurely filed, since no criminal information had yet been filed, and therefore of no weight, but declared that it would y e the matter to the supreme court decide, The information, Kelsch will probably be filed late to- Judge Berry, who, if the theory of the prosecution is correct, has the privilege of ca!ling in another judge instead of submitting the matter to the supreme court, stated that he plans to take no action in the matier until the court decision is received. When questioned this morning, Langer was not sure #s to whether a change of venue would be _ taken from Morton county, although he ex- pects to make his decision shortly. State’s Attorney C, F. Kelsch re- ses to accept a plea of murder in econd degree by Thiele in con- on with the slaying of Chief er on Christmas Day, and will t upon trial of the case for firs: ce murder. Defense counsel is seeking to take the case to Linton, Washburn, Stecle or some other 1 county seat. The prosecution, “in view of the heavy expense of transporting witnesses, court offi- cers, ete.” is asking that Dickinson, Bismarck or Valley City be designat- ed as the place of trial. Havoc Is Wrought By Youngsters in Sunny Schoolhouse Young vandals who broke into a schoolhouse near Sunny during the hotidays and wrought havoc with the equipment are being sought by coun- ty officals and a reward of $50 has been offered by the Marmot, school district tor information leading to their arrest and conviction. Every desk in the building was heaped in a pile in the center of the room, while books were thrown about ‘ond mutilated and pictures torn from the walls, A phonograph purchased by parents of the district was muti- lated and most of the records con- tained in its cabinet broken. A can of cocoa, which was part of a small ‘stock of groceries permitting the tcacher to make hot lunches, was poured into the mechanism of the phonograph and the rest of the goods destroyed. Uineials today clues pointing marauders and i i maximum penalty be given them if they.are epprehended. ‘that is tne second recent case of, destruction of school property a cording to Superintendent H. K. Jen sen, the same mistreatment having been given a schoolhouse near Crown Butte aahonth ago, f Handmann Takes Office as Sheriff,’ ‘., Brother Is Deputy “ys Taking office today, Henry Handt- mann, new sheriff of Morton coun- ty, announced the appointment, of John Handtmann, Jr., former geputy wlerk of court, as deputy sheriff. Choice of a deputy clerk of cotrt has not yet beon made, John Handtmann, Sr., suid. . senry Handtmann is veteran, haying.served in for 26 months be’ of the local Legion post. cwe of e ion succes- sive times. Since his return iron acon Handtmatin, Bis has ates af leputy elerk of co ie pa two years and is there fore well fitted for his new position. his is the second time. that a member, of the Bieaginbins mn been connected with, fice. Johi indtmann, for tive reais. world war uty, she + chosen elerk of the dist! years, ahd ‘was res recent .eiéetion, @. An’ economical ari pet prom! sneritf, AS One m ing expenditures, eo sheriff's Bg is now being run by the sheriff and one deputy. 4 : Uniy tare new county, officets werd, elected this year, the’ ret e chosen to succeed thiaselves. ty Handtmann, sheriff, and Steve’ us county cot » Ste the neW Or- ficials. i » ‘the other officials are Lee Nichola, 0a! i. rt tw cted in the Wi ease Keisch, state's . W. iw, count en, cuperiteneaa Kennelly, corentr, ahd surveyor, if TUESDAY, JANUARY 4; 1997 Roy F. Dow, keeper of the records and seals, And taster of finance; Carl Keidel, ter at arms; J. W.! Hoff, inner 3 William P. Eli-| son, outer gua’ and A, M. Renaen, | master of the exchequer. j Following the installation a social | hour was Reld'and lunch served. Bridge Dinner to Be Given For Mrs. | Bess B. Sherman Mrs. Arthur Sakarissen, 209 Collins avenue, will entertain members of the Mandan and Bismarck Business and Professional Women's club at a bridge dinner Wednesday evening in compliment to Mrs. Bess Beatty Shér- man of Grand Forks, state presi- dent of the North Dakota Federation of Womén’s club, who arrived today to attend the Snaggueal reception to be held at the s' capitol in Bis- marck tonight. The table decorations will be in white with bouquets of narcigsuses as the centerpieces, Guests for eight tables ere expected to attend. There is to be a guest prize for Mrs. Sher- man, IVERSON-COHEN The wedding of Miss Margaret | — Iverson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.| ped C, Iverson, and Robert A. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Cohgn, was 1, solemnized on New Year's eve at the Presbyterian Hela of Bismarck, | be Rev. Paul §. Wright officiating. The | Co: couple left immediately for Minne- apolis' where Mr. Cohen will comple his architectural course at the Uni- versity of Minnesota, Mr. Cohen's orother, Meyer Cohen of Bismarck, and Mrs, Cohen's sister, Miss Ade- laide Iverson, were matried by Rev. Wright a year ago. CALLED TO MANDAN: Mrs, Mae Royer has arrived in Man- | can, ealled by the illness of her fat! ¢ by et, John H. Slater of Sanger, who Precently suffered a stroke of paral: ysis. le is the Mandan hospital and is stegily improving. Mrs. Royer is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Ripley. ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS Members of the Tau Club enter- tained their husbands and friends at dinner Saturday nieht at the Lewis and Clark hotel. The remainder of| the evening was spent in’ playing bridge, honors going to Mr. F. M.|* Foster of Dickinson and H. F. Hoeft. Mr. and Mrs. Foster were the only out-of-town guests. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Funeral services for George Ehli, 82, formerly of Mandan, were held this morning in St. Joseph's church, Mr. EAli died Sunday at the SI Ansgar hospital, Moorhead, He is| Ch survived by his widow, who has been residing at the Matt Weber home on Fourth avenue, n te RETURN Among those studies at the University of Nort Dakota Sunday were Robert Renden, | Harold Porter and Martin Geston’| Thomas McDonald, a student at s Thomas College, left yesterday to r sume his studies, GUESTS AT SHEEHAN HOME - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Naegle and son, Clarence, of Stillwater, Minn., arrived Friday to be guests at the Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sheehan home over New Year's day, Mr, Naegle and son left yesterday for their home, Mrs. Nuegie remaining for a longer visit. BIRTH ANNNOUNCEMENT Births at the Mandan Deaconess hospital over the week-end include that of a son of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Landeis; son to Mr. and Mrs. John Berger of Timmer; and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Helbin of south of Mandan. , DANCING PARTY Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Rix entertained 60 guests at an old fashioned New Year's eve party at their farm home. Supper. was,served, at mignight. Gould Chaliengés Senate’s Right to sai poii . .Probe Old Charges Washington, Jan. 4.-()—Counsel for Senator Gould, Republican, Maine, today challenged the authority of the senate to investigate charges grow- ing out of an alleged payment to o Canadian official in connection with a railroad contract 14 years ago. In piiering the investigation, the senate relied on the constitutional proyision making it the judge of the “qualifications” of its own members. Couhsel for the new Maine senator contended, however, that in going into an incident which occurred long ago and which had been widely discuss by the campaign, resulting in Gould’s election, the senate was putting too construction on its. consti- tution: powers, The issue will be hotly cotitested, particularly in view of its possible application to the prospective con- tesis over the seating of Senators elect Smith. of. Illinois and Vare of Pen with 5 of the av¢hority of his colle was laid Before. oh ‘tee jones sub-committee as soon as it convened today to begin Mearings. Fey. ‘ t —— Suspension of increased grain rater wi leh aaee jers had : sed to make effective: danvary y han heen an- Houneed by the, Interstate Commerc: Commission, «The ‘dased rater which would apply to all grain shin Decigion in the case pro the new timé extension, it was the state railrons The case has the Interstate Commerce Conimission for nearly two years. LIFE, PROPERTY AS SAFE INN. D. AS ELSEWHERE Retiring Chief Justice Re- views 1926 Progress in courts but of the justice under efficient adm under tory, Branch, din become applicable until aiter Apri! terstate under the commissioners’ order. ably will made by the Interstate Commerce mmission before the expiration of id at oard offices here een pending before Administration of Justice Public sentiment with regareéto the enforcement of law is the detet mining factor to whether the law enforced or violated, M. Chris. son, tetiring chief justice of the supreme court, said in a statement here today. . Reviewing. pr during 1926 in the adm justice, ristianson said the subject in cludes not only the vities of the all pol ad existing i as inistra existing rule He added that, from th int, 1926 had been very ition of id, Bergeson’s Inventory Sale Low prices on clothes for men and boys. traffic, will not, Eagle Off After Its Business Is Expedited has _THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE This pi.\:re is of the launching of the last cf the Coast Guard’s high-powered Rockaway Park, Long Islard. Operating from the bases at Gloucester, Mz N. J., they make things merry for the liquor fleet at anchor ir een so expedited in the various courts of the state that the clogge d calendars facing | the courts ot other states do not exist here, he s: trict jul fy hefo inv missed ror fected dur which will calendar f o hun valth and During 1 ted to the aid. ges has enabied the rt to appoint re affidavits of ata minimum of! the c n sion on the merits which the appe r want of prosecution in which the appeals were per- and January | last month ppear on the ‘or consideration, ing 210 New Prisoners J ten persons were itentiary in dred a Close cooperation by Ps pgudice e-cpense ch a way as to preveht any y in the trials, Christian- is due the attorneys ‘of the id, f manner in ted the courts tute bar ussocia- din formulating and »ut broad suprene court for This number includes “not which have been present: | but i an ration ommon- h id | augurs well for extent on th Prey airplane rum-chasers a and Cape May and Lon; ide terr.torial waters. VETERANS MAY ‘NOW BORROW ON BONUS PAPERS hundreds of Early Applicants Now Tligible For Insur- axey Policy Loans (#)—Butur meant) more 's holiday an world mere ) is of Amorie: shered in the lawfal peri’ served in nd_were entitles icies ot ing then Le y deposit : v for it £5 estimat | procimately ed thi nds f dee vu 40,000 ma | during the year 1927 on tha Aortic pns for certif’ y beemade up until Januar. Should forego Step If Ff While i i able th serv ilies failed to return from » holders of cert ¢ loaning pri I exer Frank T | bu wil ppreeiabl ‘ound that it woul: ey ere Le more advantagcous to holder Men’s Overcoats Big Values Men's $25-$30-$35-$45. and. $50 Hart Schaffner & Marx z $19. and other.fine makes reduced to 75 $22.75 $26.75 $31.75 $34.75 Fur collared and shecp lined coats included. M attan Soft Collars . 25c $2.00, $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Caps. ‘tor be " Fur inbands or . Spring Caps. Men’s Outing Flannel Pajamas $2.00 pajamas.... $1.50 $3.50 and: $4.00. . ., $2.65 Bays’ Long Pants $2.45 $345 $4.45 Boys’ Overcoats $13.50, $15, $18 ' coats _ $10 Boys’ Suits, 2 pairs Knickers $8.95 Men’s Hats Special selection. $5, $6, $7 and $8 Hats. - Your choice $1.95 | [at riod trom the date of their certif, ate The averag to us vi obi a a e value of the certi u ye to keep h bonus-poligies be made any from Yeu applicants, v27 "edestaibes of this ibe 7 certificate un the date of ite maturity. The earliest date of any of eunn! fin the january b, 1925, and) e that loans may| the fu time after two years} then t date ‘of issuance, this New, du found hundreds of the early | govern igivle for loans, Others | bank. MU become eligible during the year} Esti the expiration of the two-yeur pc the law prov: *s se mount that may be | 6 d by loans: during the y approx.mately eight end one If cents on the dollar of ,the f: tue of the certificate, Loans ma: made any national or ‘state | sk un to 90 per controf the current: ate. Thus, on 31,000 poricy, at the end of two ars, a loan of $87.93 could be made, . Un the same pol- of nineteen yeurs a! would be possible. | ik Protected Failure of a veteran to make good t: hat a supplies you withthe needed elements for energy aid warmth. Try it today 6; 1920 86, ed| the loan at, maturity date will’ result turn- the) ing over his certificate to the vel. ans bureau, which will hold it fot bank or trast compan: NV period urn over the‘baiance after the lonn and interest. nment will mat h will jab! $262,5; $482,048, |The loan value for.North Dakota] for 1927 totals $1,360,438. 1 The “Cohens and Ke'lys”| | opening tonight at the Cap- \itel Theatre. Hold thaf Feeling Of Fines a FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bismarck, N orth Dakota The Pioneer Bunk Condensed statement as of call ¢ of Comptrolicr of Cur- rency fcr close of business December 31, 1926. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts (Time) United States Bonds .......0.. Banking House and Other Real Loans and Securities ‘available as ¢ 250,867.74 84,550.00 159,241.38 957,777.64 986,485.17 Estate 8,921.92 LIABILITIES Capital Stock ....... Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserve. - Circulation ... Deposits sieeeee eB 100,000.00 233,259.80 ie 74,000.00 341,662.13 $3,748, OFFICERS. C. B Little, Pr ident. Frank E. Shepard, Cashjer. _ Legislators You H. E. Hanson, A J. L. Beil, Vice President. '‘ E. W. Leonard, A istant Cashier, tant Cashic B. F. Lawyer, Assistant Cashier. Will Find The : Sweet Shop A Good Place at which to Eat. Price reasonable. Holy "Nat Margarine * Holt ut i uu remark upon the fresh food ‘product made from cocoanut and: peatuts. Hundreds of our finest cooks have ae * On Main Street, Opposite N. P. Depot. Distribuiore: amble Robinson Fruit Co, Bismarck, No. Dak. oF negotiability and de The make good to the of the amount of loan| te} t L ssoueullojia Ff “ut “d.¢ pue ¢T jAjaeg aule9 aseatg Z - 69 = a. 4 “183k 34} Jo Apouroo qsoywa13 ayE ‘Aepsinyy, pue Aepsaupoy, Sumnuijuos WF ‘ueg ‘Aepsony, GysIU07 BuHseIg \ 4