The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1927, Page 2

PAGE TWO NATIONAL BAN ‘RECEIVER WILL BE PROTECTED : Citizens Who Order Him Out of Town Warned Against Interference April, 16) ounty will . receiver National Bank Richardson county auth person with of any nterfere or Mr hi ould agonatitute timidate a fede Minot Siamee Is Granted Permision to Dispose of Stock 50,000 of capital anted’ by the state securities commission to the Dakota Oil and Gas company of Minot. The company has land leases in McHenry county which it hopes to develop. Men active in the concern are R. L Rich: und H. F, Hills, Gran ville; Bohan, Deering; Tilford Thompson and H. kson, Minot. | The commission bh d the Policyholders Insur- ance company I Ila founders tion with th licies. The is deseribed as a method of obtaining stock certificates and when enough | are sold the company will be changed from @ mutual to a stock concern, the commission told. Division of Fifth District Will Be Permission to s stock has bee Discussed By Lions go, N. 1, April 16-—) e Friday with William G. Bek, nd Forks, governor of the fifth district of Lions clubs, a local com mittee made plans for t convention to be held here l of the includes South atchewan, chief topic of di ion, cated at the committee Entertainment will be r the « tes and their C ‘oolidge Denies Meet ani will be the it was indi provi wive Cabinet i April 16.—(P) dent Coolidge hed report lit over nese policy proposed to tary Hoover succeed him. and that See been selected ign, had to White House roneous if Mr. r would as head of the represented as somewhat concerned over the » which gained wide cireula in the capital, that his ea at odds over the Chinese tion and a denial was issued y ar Bombs Wanted to Subdue Maniac Ark., Little Roe’ April 16—(®) A request for tear bombs with which to subdue a man who was said to have Killed four persons and barri- caded himself in @ house, was receiy- ed from Newport today by the Little Rock police department. The request deseribed : Tl an had mem- rieaded in his home. Direct tele- phone and telegraph communication to Newport was impossible because of flood conditions. No trains were rupning to New. port aiid the highways were blocked by high waters. The only. way the tear bombs could be sent would be by airplane. New Tariffs Issued By Great Northern New tariffs on shipments from the 'Pratt Girl ‘Saved’ meeting Fri: | By Adoption, Iowa Justice Declares April 16—(AP) the pictu n the ¢ . who is ac six year old adopted Roberta Jane Pratt. Jus Thompson of the ninth district, who gave the of the child, said the taken from’ her par Masonic fanatics, when they . Subordinate, x to drown her as a s juild, B Thompson plans G Pacific F of Mrs. Pratt MBUEY: vents Club, Mrs of branding Roberta Club, : a curling iron. Masonic 1 U.S. SAILOR IS HURT IN FIRING Wound Not Serious—Chinese Persist in Firing Until De- ba Events of the irand ‘Pacific Hotel 3 Gordon Cox. Wongn'e Club, Mrs. A.C. Wilki City Commission, ¢ Hi onic Blue Lodge, anis Club, Masonic Mothe H. Mothers War Mothers, Veterans 0. A. O. Eastern § New An- used of tite Towa Judici . 0. planni v ied Wednesda . Blu with DeMo a. al Mothers € chub, “Mrs. ies Aid, Ch dies Aid, Church ity National B: Masonic Masonic Nonpartisan Women’s Club, Delphian Society, Prince R fh OU Oe. Lodge of B. stroyer Uses Big Guns Ro sills. ch Parlors 1. 0. Hotel- i * THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Week Ahead | ted to hwve stolen a, horse. al told how he had identified thé horse | inson, | ton ml | Hotel |: 7. x | ty ms M.| ML . M. : M. . M. M.| M.| M.| ML M M N nt Mary . Hall Parlors Bldg. .. Temple .... 0. F. Hall... M.} BI Ameri woman an ona und seizure ut Wuhu were news from China : of Philadelphia fallen into the hands Yunnan prov : ach the coast Dispatche “4 o ¢ as to her wher fate, The Preble wa with suns from SERVICES FOR TIMMERMANTO BE ON MONDAY! Pioneer Settler, Rancher and Banker Dies of Anemia Yesterday Afternoon fired on the north f wa to oust the ntonese ranks, the further sanguin- and Hankow, als were killed or wounded in the fighting at Canton, in which armored cars and gunboats were used to back up raids on the red labor union An undetermined vorites Ww killed nghai. al drive Funeral ust Ti settler, rs of Morton at 2:10 several weeks’ Aug- pioneer banker died afternoon fter s with pernicious held here Monda services for G1, and who ar fi One hundred merman, cher county, yeste of red native The general in protest’ when rted several days been terminated. Reds Must Yield ng-Chi, ¢ the Cantonese troops in th Shanghai district, told the Chinese press today that the reds must yield | or a definite drive would be launched against. them. Continuance number in the illn be Sh Germany, rimmerms in 1881, rence L. mmande ears a ee of ing figure Timerman ettling ugust, Ore ‘. D., when coal ns were being boomed ARVENE LaWenioeay expected to develop cam- into a “Pittsburgh of the West,” bby ~ | August Timmerman saw the rise and fall of the project. For many years jhe conducted a sheep ranch north of and in 1893 purchased the gen- eral store of his brother. This lat- cr was moved to Almont and con- ducted there by August Timmerman until 4, when he moved to Man- dan to administer the estate of his} brother. f the military ministers Great * recom reports _ th United States, Jepan and that th pred to mands on the Cantonese nking outrages repli nt to the Hankow for- | led by they aA attempt “to divide the the Fr Prominent in Banking € been pro minent in fitiancial affairs of th He was a moving factor First National) Union Bank of me president of ‘He was a director! who has b her force en reluctant to in China, he itional troops 2 Peninsula, within e coast, and on the rail the deect eras in the idan and had other finan in the county $ to Tientsin, key from Peking to the hier of the Merchants f Man “Besides his son, Mr. ‘Timmerman lei two daughters: Mrs. Charles ham of New Salem Timmerman of Mandan. s live in’ Germany wife died in 189: Mr. Timmerman was a member, of Mandan Lodge No. 8, A. F. and 4 Missouri Chapter No. 1, B 0 Coeur de Lion Commandery 4 to mect at the Steve Knights Temp! El Zagal Shrin four and one-half | Fargo and the Seottish Rite bodies of orth of Bismarck. A lunch) Grand Forks. rved and ammunition will nished, Many rabbit drive to township change “the rnoon has b those who plin to Mercer County Asks World Famous Ship New Trial in Case Builders to Quit Involving Bond Fund Philadelph William nd i were heard in the} an | e court yesterday in te case y against H. J. Rob- the state bonding fund. | er county district court} eld that Roberts was not liable for} which the county alleges through the closing of The | First State Bank of Hazen. Roberts, then county treasurer, ac- cepted a draft on the Hazen bank in payment of taxes and gave his own check for the balance due the payee. The check on the Hazen bank was not collected. Only the county argued: the case sce before the supreme court, the bond- ing fund submitting it on brief. siete! Teg Jochim Case Argued to Court Anton that the three- prison term imposed on Leo Jochim, alleged Morton county turkey: thief, —— constituted Wendelin, Boehler was bound over’ Sshment. violation Me} to the district court by Justice of the | stituti |Peace R. H. Crane today following | ogee srterniag. la preliminary hearing on a statutory , charge. His bonds were fixed at| $1,000. ~ iy toda, ded to. “dis building operations and uilding properties to | nounced tinue ship turn other ci the announce ment of the w mous ship build ing company, “is due to the general curtailment’ of the naval construc tion program and the continued de- pression in merehant ship building.” — ‘i | In Jutice Court — Ness J. Kelly, one pleiany uilty, larceny charge when a of the a before! gueties Beer Frida tenced to 10 costs of the was suspended upon payment of the costs. Kelly was alleged to have |stolen several dresse Contending “yesterda: Miss Katie Martin of “ arck was | sentation to 30 days in jail by Jus- Crane when she nleated guilty | \to a statutory charge. | | i , | Mandan News | ‘Station Broadcasts part of nex asked the supreme court for a new! trial or a reduction of sentence. | Jochim pleaded guilty to the! charge and the appeal was taken | of the Morton! It was one @f| riminal cases presented te | on such constitutiona’ | from the sentence county district court, the first the court grounds, Mandan Is Again Awarded Cage Meet * ‘ Mandan will be host to the state | basketball tournament in 1928 ac- cording to Supt. J. C. Gould, who has returned from a meeting of the high schooi athletic league at Grand Forks. The invitation was extended by the | Mandan Chamber of Commerce this | week and its acceptance marks the! third consecutive year that Mandan! has entertained the basketball men.| During the yedrs the tournament has been held here it has proved more| profitable than at any time during| its previous history The net profits | this year were slightly under $2,000, | whi were turne’ over to the state; high school league. This year's re- ceipts set_a new mark for a North Dakota state basketball tournament, Good Friday Program| Commemorating program of sacred music and a ser- by S. F. Halfyard were i ion KGCU yester- music wa R. Lutz, Hen and Tostevin ‘singing a group of songs. Reverend Halfyard ave u fifteen minute talk on “TI Meaning of the Cr Bratton Bound Over | to District Court} Vern Bratton, alleged tattle rust vr, today was bound over to the dis- nd bonds set at $1,5001 pre before Justice J. state presented its case this but the defense did not call any w day. with and George Couture to be taken to Grant nty the ea MAGNETO | SERVICE Have us keep that tractor ] ignition in Al shape— for the heavy work the tractor motor must handle requires perfect ignition at all speeds. We’re trac- tor ignition specialists on H all types. Mandan Vicinity | | 2 | past two weeks, is much | day | county. Witnesses who testified at this morning's session included Mike} Brown, stom whom Brattoh is alleg-! Brown after Ted Albers, sheriff of Oliver county, had purchased it from Brat- Frank Barnes.‘gnd Albers also | testified, telllng of the sage laid for | Bratton. -; ¢ ara Ricker Services to Be Tomorrow Services for W. E. died Wednesday evening at Ellen-| dale, willbe held at 3 o'clock to- morrow afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs, R, W. Shinners, 607 Sixth avenue northwest. Kev. U | W. Stewart will officiate, Inter- ment will.take place in Ynion ceme- tery. Personal and Social News of TENNIS CLUB BEING ORGANIZED At a meeting of tennis players | Thursday evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, two suitable loca- ions for courts were cussed, list is being circulated and it is ex- pected that a ths sized membership | will be secure RETURNS FROM: COAST Mrs, J. F, Williams, who has been spending several months at San Diego, Calif., and other cities on the coast, is expected home in a_ few days. She has stopped at. Hebron for a few days’ visit with her niece, | Mrs. V. I. Wilson. i TO VISIT PARENTS Miss Arabella Warren will arrive | today from Marquette University at Milwaukee, Wis., to spend the Easter cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H, Warren. IS IMPROVED Mrs. Caroline Boley, who has been | ill at the Deaconess hospital for the improved! and expects to return to her home) today. j RETURNS HOME Mrs. Steve A. Dinius has returned to her home in Miles City after a two weeks’ visit in| Mandan with friends. Ss i HOME FROM UNIVERSITY | Harold. Porter has arrived honte from the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks for the Easter holi- | PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacobson of Harmon the parents of a son, born Friday at the Deaconess hospi-/ DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. John Ereth of Man-| dan announce the birth of a daughter given hearings on charges lodged} Friday imorning at the Deaconess hos- against them by authorities of that } pital, | Miss Ullaine Kennedy, student the Mandan high ‘school, past week With her parents at Heb-| fy father ¢ ron, Cantonese Head’s Moscow, Chiang Hsi-Tao, son of Ch Ricker, who] shek, Tene captantae |mander, has disowned his father be- jcause of the latter’s stand aza the Cantonese radicals Appearing on the platform before fellow students of the Sun Yat Sen University. named for j the son of Chiang Kai-Shek but “the SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1927 school mate. A large area-is being carefully searched for further clues. OAKES PRESBYTERY MEETS’ La Moure—The semi-annual meet@) ing of the Oakes Presbytery was held Tuesday at the Gackle Presbyterian | church, a large nuniber of niinisters attending. Rev. D. Alan Martness of La Moure was elected moderator, i [. Cheadle of ‘ Shoemaker of El- lendule und R. A. Lowe of- La Moure will represent the Presbytery at the general assembly in’ Sam Francisco May 26-June son of the Chinese Young Commun- sts’ organization.” He rallied the students for a dem- onstration against his father before the headquarters of the communist international and decla as my friend; How he is VISITS PAR PARENTS spent the my enemy” Murder ape th Is Being Investigated April, 16-—)— Possibility it Matt Karlenechenko, | r-old McKenzie county boy, murdered is being investigated following the finding of char- f flesh and bone in a dry well and bed on the farm | of William Norton, his stepfather, 25 miles south of Watford City. Searcbing parties claim that the fragments, some of which were ‘sent | to the state university for examina- tion, were not there some time ago, The bay was last seen March 6, | when he returned to his home with a | Son Disowns Him | For Conservatism Rus: Williston, 700 LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST—A Standard Studebaker Spare Tire Lock, Finder please return to Bismarck Tribune office for re- ward. FOR RENT—Two fooms furnished for light housekeep'ng. Close in at 313 Fourth ‘street. Phone 627-R. ————_— Don’t: forget jandestonight at Odd Fellows hall. 16—()— ang Kai- military com- April the Cantonese inst the founder the Cantonese movement, the | s no longer *) i Tite Inspection—Air—Water Crank-case Service | [DRIVE IN ANY TIME Take. advantage of our service and increase your mileage, and at the same time decrease your cost per mile! 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