The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1927, Page 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1927 FORD TAKEN TO ESTATE | LAST NIGHT|::: Injured Man’s Return Home Shrouded in Secrecy—Is Expetted to Recover Detroit, April 1—@)—Henry Ford, igjured in an automobile accident ist Sunday evening, was taken back to his Dearborn estate from the Henry Ford hospital last night, it became known today. The same secrecy that surrounded Sir. Ford’s admittance to the hospital last Tuesday, 48 hours after the ac- cident, attended the return to his estate near where his small coupe was forced from the road by a heavier machine. ile officers of the Ford organ- jog were reported to be preparing cial statement, they declined at first to confirm or deny that the injured motor king had left the hos- pital. Removed Last Night The removal from the hospital was made shortly before 9 o'clock last night. Mr..Ford, it was understood, was chafing under hospital restraint, and with the approval of Dr. R. D. McClure, chief surgeon of Mr. Ford’s own hospital, the 10-mile journey back to Dearborn was undertaken. In giving his approval of the re- turn to Dearborn, Dr. McClure said athe injured man could be treated as well at his home as he could at the hospital. The bulletins issued throughout yesterday from the hos- pital described Mr. Ford as pro- gressing satisfactorily. Only time now is needed, Dr. McClure said, to complete full recovery. ; He added, however, that Mr. Ford would have ‘to “lie flat on his back.” FORD DISCOUNTS IDEA OF AN ATTEMPT TO KILL HIM Detroit, Mich., April 1.—(4)—Henry Ford, lying prostrate, strapped and braced about the chest and back, in the utter seclusion of his great estate at Dearborn, regards his in- juries as received in an accident which may never be solved. He does not believe and never has said that he believed there was a deliberate plot uvon his life. Harry H. Bennett, head of the Ford organization’s nation-wide sys- 4 tem of investigating, was responsible for the statement, RILEY TELLS THRIFT VALUE Schools Should Help to For-| \ mulate Saving Habit, Inspec- tor Says in Talk at Dodge Dodge, N. D., April 1.—(Special)— School children should be inculcated with the idea of thrift, J. W. Riley, state school inspector, told members of the Pareng-Teacher association er, U, S. Infantry, national guard in-| spection officer for the Minot area, Among the officers who have been! ordered to attend the conference are Major B. C. Boyd, Grand Forks; Ma- jor T. J. Thomsen, Wahpeton; Major E. R. Sarles, Hillsboro; Major L. B. Greene, Edgeley; Major Harold Sor- enson of the adjutant general’s of- Bismarck; , Captain George Carrington, and Captain Par- shall Jones, Lisbon. Details to be taken up at the meet- ing include the courses of instruc- tion to be given and troop move ments to and from the camp. Adjutant General Fraser estimates that about 1,100 enlisted men and 70 officers will attend the Devils Lake encampment. DICKINSON BOY HIT BY TRUCK Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Price'Now in Hospital—Re- covery Deemed Probable fice, Dickinson, N. April 1.—(Special ito the Tribu: Run doyn byt a truck yesterday afternoon, the seven- year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. D. from school and had knelt down to tie his shoe, apparently not seeing the truck approaching. was taken to the hospital, the boy today was reported to be resting eagily and hospital attached ex- pressed belief that he would recover. Coal Vein Found Near St. Cloud St. Cloud, Minn., April 1—@)—The finding of a 65 foot vein of bitumin- ous coal at a depth of 155 feet be- low the surface of glacial drift and running to 220 feet below the surface is reported here by Frank Lang, well driller, who claims to have struck the layer while drilling on the Joseph Baumgartner farm four miles south} Steele Farmer Dies Yesterday Loran Martin, 49, farmer in the Steele vicinity, died last evening at a lecal hospital. Pneumonia was the cause of death. : Martin had been a farmer in ele community for 10 ye: ng there from Chippewa Fall “ye July 18, 1878 at Little inn., he married Miss Ma janson at Fargo December 26, 1911. z He leaves his widow and four chil- dren: Mahala M. Martin, 10; Leone Martin, 8; Emmagene Martin, 6 and Dewey Martin, 2. Services were held from the Webb ‘clock, Funeral Parlors today at 3. o'clo y. E. Vater officiating. ceme- with Rev. W. E. t Interment was in St. Mary's here in a‘recent talk. _ “In this day and age with so many inducements for spending and so few for saving, it is practically a duty of the school to take the lead in formulating definite, lasting, perma- nent, regular thrift habits in’ pupils,” Mr. Riley said. By means of a chart, Mr. Riley showed the advantages of thrift. The chart showed what the results of lack of thrift are by portraying, on one side, 100 young men, equal mentally ee and physically, beginning in life. On! - the other side was shown a record of the same 100 men 40 years later, at the age of 65. Of the 100, 36 had died, 54 were dependents, five were still working, four had retired in- dependent and with ample means, and one was rich. This graphic chart was based on a survey made by the American Bankers Association. Governments are not practicing thrift habits today, and the wanton waste of wealth of most governments pursuing naval development projects is an illustration of this fact, Mr. Riley . Mr. Riley has had wide experience in educational work in North Dakota. For eight years he has been asso- ciated with the department of public instruction in Bismarck, and for eight years previous to this he served the people of Cass county as superin- tendent of schools. While in Cass county, he instituted a thrift plan which enabled children of the rural schools there to save over $17,000 in one year. | Motion Pictures of Vacation Sites Are Taken For Coolidge Washington, April < 1.—()—Presi- dent Coolidge now has an opportunity to “look over” some sites offered him for a summer residence in the west. A movie man has pictured a half dozen in five different states, and placed the peatares, at the disposal of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge who are still puzzling over selection of a summer home. The picture shows sites in Color- ado, South Dakota, Wyoming, Wis- consin and Michigan. Stockholders of St. Cloud Packing Firm Vote to Join Merger | St. Cloud, Minn. April 1.—“)— | Stockholders of the J, E. Barr Pack- | ing company last night voted to join the proposed merger of Minncsota and other northwestern canners. J. E. Barr, chairman of the canners’ or- gaization committee, and his assist- ants on that committee stated after the meeting that the merger was now assured, Guard Officers to Discuss Plans For Yearly Encampment Grafton, N. D., April 1.—(#)—Na- tional guard officers from all parts of he state will meet here Tuesday. to |} jiscuss plans and arrangements for ie peal ray encampment of the 164th fantry, North Dakota National juard, to be held at Devils Lake from: june 11 to 25. 1 i, Meenas etal, Sata a a tery. 35 silk dresses reduced to $15.75, $19.75 and $25.00, sizes 14 to 20, Saturday only. —Rose Shop. ———$—$$$$ GEO, WHEELER | HINMAN DIES Death Comes Quickly to Well- known Writer, Personal Friend of Coolidges Chicago, April 1.—4)——The sudden death yesterday of George Wheeler Hinman, writer, former college pres- ident and personal friend of Pres- ident and Mrs. Coolidge, was a shock to friends here. Last Saturday Mr. Hinman reti from Washington, ited with the pre ed to rally. Mr. Hinman was born in Mi N. ovember 19, 1864. N. Y,, graduated here he ha s Comp that he felt ill last Monday, a ent. from Hamilton co ollege, later joining the news staff of the He directed the Chicago Tribune. publicity campaign fo: r Pre: sident Harding, and for a time was publish- er of the C iner, and fi Hearst papers, writer 3 Get Ribs Broken for and Exam- the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~~ See Uncle-Bill find his hat Railroad Shares Rex Theatre tonight! Being Liquidated New York, April 1—(P)—A de- cline of 1 to 245 points in the leading railroad shares, fallowed by a recovery which wiped out most of the early losses and sent a few issues to record high lev- els, was Wall street's response to the decision of the Interstate | Commerce Commission in the St. Louis and O'Fallon case, holding that valuations for rate making purposes should be based on the 914 instead of the high- of recent years, New York, April 1 shares were heavily liquidated on the New York stock exchange today as a result of the interstate commerce commission's decision in the St. Louis and O'Fallon railroad cae, holding ement costs, roads, jon of the Nl rest with wages instead of re; ntended by the While final determi question undoubtedly little likelihood of a m months to come, \for the decline used the | commission decision hammering the rail general average of de intefstate ocks, which ts now HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING BACK Lumbago and a stiff, aching back suggest at once the need of a good to imulate and rid the system aches, Va,, M say! distressing Petersburg, Black stoop great pain. over nor st troublesome poisons that cause the say “Before tI took Foley Pills diuretic, I could not raise up without Now since taking them ()—Railroad | the United States supreme court with] ion for speculators an excuse for the round the highest levels since 1913. Scott’s Grocery gr PHONE 816 KNOX GELATIN, per pkg. CORN FLAKES, 3 pkgs. . os Have you tried Gold Top Malt Extract? There is a PRUNES, 60-70, J. Price of this city today is in a | hospital here. The boy was on his way home While Attempting to Hear Thompson Talk! took pli declines of one to two points reduced to 5) dre: and MEAT MARKET ye $11 7TH ST. LIBBY'S fancy APRI- that valuations for rate making and : : should be determined |} Der 1 COTS, 4 $1 35 of 1914 costs, prices and [gee 2c large cans ° 1 n FREE non A ae HARD WA- oe” Stree 24c difference between Malt Extract and Malt Syrup FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS Unconscious for some time after he |” have been ’s blistering may nders were the sufferers. One woman and two men suffered broken ribs in a crush of crow r April 1.—-(P) The orded in fir: hi alty race. By- en- tering an armory last night for a speech by William Hale Republican candidate for m other women fainted and we: the crowd to Red over the heads of Cross attendawts.’s Instructions For Target Practice Have Been Issued Instructions regarding outdoor tar- get practice to be held by the North Dakota national guardsmen d Thompson, during the coming summer have been issued 5.75, $19.75 sizes 14 to 20, Saturday only —Rose Shop. oston Dental Co. ismarck’s Dental Clinic Speclalize In Bridgework, Extraction. Prices Reaxonabl Lucas Block 5-7 8 Plates, we 28 Home-made and $25.00, For Good Meals Our Prepared Foods gave time and money for the busy housewife Breads other pistols and revolver ‘S. small ordinance he bes i S at the adjutant general's office here. The well drilling was _abandoned| has been -designated as the period at 230 fect because rock was en-| between April 1 and November 1. countered. Drilling is now being| Practice will be held by the various done at another site about 100 yards|units with standard army rifles, from the spot. machine guns, trench mortars and and army ‘Steamers Collide; 18 Men Are Missing London, April = learned from Gibraltar toda the British Spanish fog. re missing. its way to Gibralta r steamer Author ( eight miles’ off Gibraltar with amer Yac' Half the crew of the Sy steamer were picked up but 18 The Author is ma ay that ollided the See Uncle Bill find his hat. Rex Theatre tonight. Too Late To Classify FOR RENT—Co: two room apart- ment with large pantry and clothes <i | closet. Sink, yas range. Nicely WG furnished. Call at 38 Rosser after SONU, 6 p.m. s FOR RENT-—Six room modern house. Hot water heat. sion. ‘ QUICK Immediate posses- Hedden Real Estate Agency. 70% of Your Child’s School-work is in the Morning! 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Welch’s, pint, reg. 50c per fresh, 2 for ......... bottle . +33 White, Whole Wheat, Raisin, Graham and Rye Fresh Pies—Apple, Coconut Cream, Lemon and Berry Cakes—White Cakes, Devil’s Food, Burnt Sugar Cake and Spring Cakes Remember, all our bakeries and Pastries are home-made The Home Bake Shop 214 Sixth St. Phone 462 BEST RESULTS are obtained when you use “Dakota Maid” Flour s. C. Ofatednhl. w holacaeae oat. be palatable kept a fe best ri this flour, buns ting using d y when using: flour. MRS. C. OFSTEDAIL, Milton, N.'D. » roRKs, N. D. Meats Meat Loaf - - Baked Ham Chicken Pie Stews, and Liver Sausages Scalloped Salmon Baked Beans Salads Potato — Macaroni — Vegetable Salads Cottage Cheese and Molded Salads Home-made Devil’s Food Ice Box Cakes Pies Lemon, Coconut Cream, Pumpkin, Apple, and Berry Pies of all kinds Cakes and Cookies Breads and Rolls of all kinds Orange Marmalade and Mayonnaise All During the Lenten Season. Bismarck Delicatessen | Stacy- Bismarck. 212 Broadway Phone 694 Bismarck, N. Dak. Special Offer 4 For Saturday, In order to acquaint you with three very high grade food products we are making the following exceptional offer— ; With the purchase of one pound of Masks COFFEE « Every Drop Delicious’s Your grocer will deliver to you free of charge one full size package of Muffets or Skinner’s Raisin Bran Branch Nash-Finch Co. . WHOLESALE FRUITS and GROCERIES Distributors of Del Monte and Uncle William Canned Goods RNP REE Nib Ne A PAGE. THREE Satisfaction guar- none.” Ask’ for Foley Pills amply repay you. A prompt improvement. wi of anteed.—Ady. of You'll thrill to the quick at the hammering fights and the mad-cap horsemanship. A crackerjack Gibson western fresh with the spirit of the virile west Buster Brown Comedy “Buster’s Best Friend” COOK’S GROCERY THE “BIG” LITTLE STORE 512 Ave. D Phone 565 Celery, Head Lettuce, Carrots, ripe Tomatoes, Beets. 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