The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1927, Page 2

PAGE TWO ~ ARMED GUARDS WILL PREVENT JAIL DELIVERY Canton, 0., Officials Warned Attempt Will Be Made to Get Ben Rudner Rudner, on tr f Don R. Metlert fhe is cony s given to th the warnings, hastil near t ted the eputy sheriff rounds of ammunition the “iloand patroled court Ru yard under the the who ow receipt with plott heavy) warning, editor's er, ter wed again al i vice lawlessness in Canton Patrick MeDermott, 2! leged Rudner hireling, is serving # fe sentence in the Ohio penitentiary Lindsey to Defend Marriage Proposal With Any Orator De B. Li fend proposi q Field folowing his debate here last night with the Rev, B. A. Jenkins of Lin ood Boulevard Christian church us City religious regulations consti tute one of the principa divorce, the Denver juvenile judge declared \in answering 1 kins’ contention that “marri be for keeps.” In taking the affirmative side of the subject, “Resolved, that legal ree- and regulation of comp: rriage would be benefi Judge Lindsey said pres- to ent industrialism and c ardice of politicians in refusing to face so problems also were causes of d udvocated retention of the pres He age code with additio pHs permitting contracting to obtain annullment the agre Hiig would be ¢ sent liti divor Jenkins maintained this would, permit unserupulous men and womeni~ to “flit from ‘marriage to marriage ilevbttierfiiee trom flower tepHow™ “| cr.” | ‘ommitteeman For Democrats in S. D. Resigns Position (P) riculture, to- n of the state Democratic central committee, effec- | tive March 1. A new Democratic state chairman will be chosen at a meeting to be held in Pierre on a date to be agreed up- on by a majority of ithe committec- d been my intention to ig | upon taking o' of a duties of Mr. Crill s lieve Governor Bulow of thi duties which would be 1 him during the legislati have of my time free to be and from polit ections in order) that my rvices may be given} to the pe of the state.” Favorable Action on Relief Bill Is Asked By 3 Iowans. «: Washington, Feb. 23—(AP)— Pleas for approval of the McNar. Haugen farm relief bill were r .peated to President Coolidge today by Senator Stewart and Represen- tative Cole, Republicans, Iowa, and Charles A. Rawson, Republican na- tional committeeman from that state. _ After the conference, Senator | Stewart said he had not received | an inkling of how the ‘president | would act, but had gained the dis- tinct impression that the president | was giving the measure earnest consideration and that it was : mistake to believe that his mind was irrevocably made up against it. Spitzer on Trial For Damaging Crops) ‘James Spitzer is on trial in di: trict court here today on charges | of maliciously injuring standing’ crops. It is claimed that he took . down a fence and allowed a large | number of horses to damage a flax field. Philip Koch, tried Monday on a} * traffic, was found not + the case was given to tl Morning. 5% The case of the State vs. Otto Krutzner, charged with driving an automobile without proper license, ilty when e jury this | this morning. .. The Spitzer case will complete the criminal work for this term of “= ¢ourt, but a large number of civil cases remain to be tried. Detroit Woman Is Clubbed to Death “Detroit, Feb. b. 23—(AP)—Iden- fy of a clubber who killed Mrs. ae Loomis, 34, last night while her two children slept in an up- bedroom was sought today. Frank tack occur- Sean be t it had been stru Louis| charge of engaging in the liquor | was dismissed when called for trial THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE A Picture That Tells the Story A chicago poli 1 he paint je him in a win- d as broken, but no other evidences of a strug- gle were found, Search of the house and the neighboring grounds did not reveal the weapon. Dr. Loomis discovered the body, he told police, when he returned from a walk of less than an hour. Before leaving the house, he sai¢ he had given his wife $100 for saf keeping. The money vas m ing, nut three diamond ri ad, not | ti taken from her hand. The glass from the broken sein! dow was on the uae of the house, indicating 1, that A BG from in- side. Many People Visit New Clinic Building The new building of the Quain and_ Ramstad clinie is being hundreds of friends this week. There | ge numbers of guests on both y and Tuesday night and it is expected that scores of others will visit the building this even The beautiful new building is orated with baskets and bouquefs of flowers for the © sion. Officers d employes of the clinic are re- i@ the guests and showing them ever the building, State College Team Beats Flickertails | |; here contest, OY on as the, closeni Special effort in defer was exerted by the Aggies on P Boyd and Letich, The Bison nosed out at the half, 11 2 | jumped into the le: fond nd Kept the lead throughout | the last y ad. Death Valley y Sands | Bring Forth Story of Miner’s Delusion Calif, Stovepipe Wel Feb, lig comnale, pall’ tne gitemine lay ers of which have proved bitter dis ilusionment to many a desert pros pector brought —happine whose bleaghing bones lay near here today in the shifting sand, dunes of Death Valley. al | Motor tourists, who stopped to} view the miner's skeleton, pieced ‘| |wether the desert tragedy with the} | mute evidence in the sand. One rm | had been thrown about a 1 boule whose pyrites, re-|s ntly had’ de-| A yellowed | aper, on which the dying] |man had scribbled “died rie Hfound near the —outstretch Only the first name of the ture “John"—could be di he ‘Elks Band Will Play Concert at Capitol] |. The Bismarck Elks band, under the | direction of R. E, Wenzel, will play a concert in the house chamber | the state capitol Sunday afternoo 3 o'clock, to which the public i vited. This is the second concer be played there by the band during the legislative session, the seri | Iz | ELZ” MART HOES $5, $6, $8 Investigate Compare ‘burg, |New Munich, Minn., ‘determine: {pain ama. “He killed my dad murder of Policeman Bend { with Gall is Victor ¥ said Joseph Bender, The lad’s mother si alinski, confessed accomplice. for the ‘ Berlin, Paris and , London Residents “lade one M We a eee _ ee Talk concert will be broadeast by a n go round the Bismarck radio station, KFYR. world instantly nowadays. President ‘ican - ai lidge eulogizing George Washingt heard yesterday in - Europe. Re ports from Austr: Fargo Man Is Now siuth"arricalund'South Ameriew cere v 5 | awaited ta State Chess Champ When he spoke before a joint se raeg en tsion of congress the president’s voice . dD, Fe (P). was b: t throughout the coun- Fargo, rly this try by hookup of 42 stations, morning became the chess champion ‘cluding stations at the four corners North Dakota when he took that of the nation. title away from Rev. J. Wuls Wulf: In London, Paris, and Berlin recep- Michigan, in the annual tou: tion was unusually clear, ment of the North Dakota chess as-| Twenty million persons in Amer- sociation, held her Martin R. ica, it estimated, listened in. aor , Devils Lake, won the cup in KDKA Pittsburgh, and WGY at he sectional tournament. Sixteen |s ady, N. Y., rebroadeast the tnlavers participated in the games, jaddress on ‘a short wave length to sateen? other continents is ; 88 CHILDREN THIS RECORD Bernard Scheinberg, 76, : Ids the world’s He’ is the father of 88 whom 84 are living. FATHER'S _ —— Fire! —AP)— Austri i es paterpity. dren, of Two s Scheinberg was married twice. and here wer arly | had 70 children by his first wife who today. The loss was estimated atj died at the age of 56. He married sggtet neue the second time at the age of 57 and The blaze i y this union had 18 children, The ed in the Me | first Mme Scheinberg had quadrup- lets four times, triplets seven times y building | , und twins 16 times. of which! arenes IONS FOR THUGS two- a pread to another two sto og door, the first floor as occupied by a soft drink parlor} PED owned by Py ir. 2 Chi BO It would be. better for The residence was owned by Joe! society in the end. to pension cri Leclair. Most of the furnishings of | pals than to sustain the huge losses the luiter’s home were saved, bat th cries and That: wast. he contents of the other buildings! pecont expression of Charles R. were destroyed, de ident of the Chicago he cause of the fire has not been | He ociation Bankers’ ; that th ‘country quoted Ameri tion figures showing loss by theft in this Chicago » Capitalist Found Shot to Death| owls from the are- (the northern doesn’t mean a hard ding to George Corson, Mr. Corson says the arctic j birds which the snowy owl usually | preys upon are suffering a plague an old and | this year, and that shortage of food hot | Grove the snowy birds south, HEST COLDS Apply over throat and chest —cover with hot flannel cloth, naturalist. he ere was a bullet wound in his forehe ember of lly prominent family here, self, the police said, in the pre: eof his wife, who was Mile. 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Only recently the “Official Recor United States department of ag Jan. 12 issue, stated a new ve-year recapture record on a pintail duck. The duck was band- | ed at the mouth of Bear River, Utah, on Sept. 16, 1914, and recap- tured at Brawley, Cal.. last Oct. 16. The article in the “Official Rec- | ord” also mentioned a record on the recapture of a white stork by the Rossiten, Germany, famous Europcan station. The recapture in that was eleven years after the banding. Mr. Stevens spends much of his e hours in the study of birds the fall and spring of the vear. Ry the trapping and band- ing method he has been able to Texas Guinan (arrow), prima donna of New York's night life,/ was met by a crowd of her own entertain- ers upon her release from the police station in which she was locked up nine hours in default of bail fol- ake hab- make Matec foe oa the | lowing a raid on the night club she rules as hostess and entertainer. Next day she appeared in the fed ae Pa wha . eral court to answer other proceedings against the club of which, the government contends, she really ie friends o tihiesen the proprietress. ARCS IN OLD CASTLE —— - a _ — m ee ENO oer London.—For nearly 1,000 years | TI00 IN BANKRUPTCY ree of, the whove-nabiedl setlin and sonreliliehiea te ‘eesble the Dunvegan Castle, in the Isle of Skye, 1 Anke Upt, it, is police to detect crime, has been put was lighted by ‘toreh and lanthorn. Dis- « = ‘ the Court, that ]into service in Berlin. Now it has been refitted with modern ree a boa n electric light. Dunvegan is ie to 1 1 court, at F Projected athletic clubs in Ger- be the oldest inhabited keep in Scot- at ten o'ele | many are given free land by the * Tandy rel al pat as rn “eres nkrupt. Tint ats nment, the land being exempt from od. One of ‘the castles 8 Honorable f i ne Se is a drinking horn bearing the } St. oute . newSpay prin ate 993. for the District of North strict, and that ail known ————_——_—— | and other persons in in- LOSE IDENTITY | appear at the said time 1+ and place and show if any] .. Washington.— Alien tribes are they have, why the prayer of the| First Class Shoe steadily encroaching on the land oc- ‘ said petitioner should not Be grant- R riety cupied by the San Blas Indians of fon the 8th day Aa cIt ib FuRtNGR Adore as TE Ee epairing Panama, according to Herbert W.|last past he court, that the ee shall send, Kriegr, ethnologist of the United| bankrupt under il. to ifnown creaitors, | Bismarck Shoe Hospital States National Museum, and the [frees relating to | tribe is losing its identity. The only method by which the San Blas could preserve their racial characteristics would be to establish a reservation and isolate the “white Indians” on it, Krieger say: of said petition and this or- dressed to them at_ their of residence as stated. ss The Honorable Andrew Judge of the said Court, and 2 at Pa an 17th day of Febru- Henry Burman, Prop. efore, He pra. be decreed by the full able discharge f against 1 debts prov- e under said such debts from suca ACT TO SAVE TREES iONtcomERy, Toronto.e—As 2 means of protecting Canada's timber wealth, | the Canadian 4 Forestry Association ‘is advocating laws reguiring that travelers through his 8, € ed by law , Deputy ‘Chern. $25, $60, $75, $100, and up this 4th day of Februar Cash or terms Bouncers eject Charleston dancers from London dancehalls if they raise fores: ERICK S$. JORDAY ‘i ‘orests obtain licenses, DERICK S. 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