The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1927, Page 5

-~ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3,,1927 HERO SEEKS 10 HIDE EFFORT 10 SAVE SWIMMER Lads Warned, not to Tell Give Up Secret—Victim May Be ‘World Walker Minneapolis, Aug. 3.—(4)—The se- cret of a drowning and the efforts of a mysterious stranger to suppress the fact of the fatality came to light here today when two boys, who had Kept silent for two days, told the story to local detectives. The victim who went to his death despite heroic efforts to the stranger tg save him, is believed to be David « Urquhart, 21, Winnipeg, a world walker. The lads who told of the death, Charles Johnson, 16, and Edward Zenlich, 15, declared they were swim- ming in the Mississippi river Sunday morning, when two men asked them if it was all right to swim there. As- sured that it wag, the men entered the water, the man telieved to have been Urquhart drowning, despite the heroic efforts of the stranger. Urged to Keep Quiet The boys told the man he had bet- \ ter call the police, but were warned \ y 4 not to, The stranger told them “No, don’t do it. That is the worst thing you could do. We would all get in- to trouble then, The best thing is to keep quiet.” The boys remained silent, but the s¢gret became so great the Johnson y told his mother, who in turn told police. Detectives today recovered a bun- dle of clothes, thrown in the river by the stranger, according to: the boys. Search for the body of the drowned man will be continued. SAYS CHINESE LIKE ALIENS Missouri’ Worker Declares Communist Officers Make Trouble, Not People cl ure the most eutatanding of all: facts in the présent. movement, Stanley High, of the Methodist Board of Foreign Missions ‘told the Institute of Politics today. » “It needs to ‘be known in America that there is a foundation of order and friendliness below the surface of events in China,” he said. “Up to the present time, there, has not been, in a single city of China, a single popular uprising ,against the for- eigner, Agitators Are Paid “Paid agitators of bandit soldiers, carrying the commands of communist commanders, have made trouble. ‘But so far, the people have refused to be a party to these outbreaks. In Nan- king, it is doubtful if any foreigners would have escaped with their ‘lives had it not been for the sacrificial friendship of the Chinese of that city.” Mrs. Chaplin Swaps ! | | Bringing the seashore to the humid city streets is a job undertaken, each year by New York. Special attention is given the poor of the tenement belts, and the youngsters take full advantage of the occasion , to invent games. One barrel and a little ingenuity has turned a fire hydrant into a veritable fountain in the lower picture, when above is a wading pool created in Central Park. | This Is What They Say : Representative comment from men| in the public eye upon President Coolidge's statement that he does not “choose” to run for president in 1928, follows: necticut: It might mean he will not refuse the nomination if tendered him, Senator Reed, Missouri, Democrat: No comment. f ; ‘ plicity, coupled. wi rvel _A pronounced revival of the flared Piicis, Coupled with his marvelous silhouette in dresses and a mainten-| of old Andrew Kirkealdy—and that's jance of the straight, wrap-around) saying a good ! lines in coats were indicated at thes "For you’ want | qFour new colors were sponsored.' ' They d THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE forni It is a most astonishing thing. Governor Ritchie of Maryland, Democrat: I do not choose to make a statement. | Secretary of Interior Work: It will be a great misfortune to the country if he will not consent to be renominated. Military Services _ For H. W. Atkinson Will Be Thursday Full military services will be con- ducted here tomorrow for Horace W. Atkinson, 26, of this city, who died| following a motorcycle accident tel Billings, Mont., Saturda: Members of Company with which Atkinson had served, will be in charge. A military escort is to friends to thé United States Senate be provided, Atkinson had nine for confirmation as ambassador to months service in the regular army some country, some senator—wise on the Mexican border and was also‘ in his yeneration, is going to get up in army training camps in this coun-!and offer the following resolution: try during the war. He was a mem-| “Resolved: That it be a fixed ber of the local American Legion| policy of the United States of Amer- post. fica, hereafter. instead of sending Rev. Walter E. Vater will officiate tich business men or influential at the services, which wil be held politicians to reprezeht us abroad, from the Webb Brothers funeral: that we send our young heroes.” parlors at 2:30, The body will be Alonson Houghton hag been a shipped to Winona, Minn. for bur-, Mighty good ambassador to the Court ial. Jor St. James, und Myron T, Herrick Atkinson was born in East Troy,!has been in’ a class by himself in Wis. in March, 1901, He came to| Paris. but their elory and their ef- Bismarck with his father in 1916 andj ficiency pale besides that of Nesels attended Bismarck high school here.; "en like Colonel Charles Lindberg! He was employed by P. C. Remington. °"d Bobby Jones. ‘ for five years. For the past four|, The effective work Colonel Lind- years, he had been running a motor-; bere, the famous Atlantic flyer, did cycle garage and salesroom at Sixth: i? popularizing America and Amer- AS AN ENVOY He's Unofficial One, But He} Really Has More Effect Than Official BY MILTON BRONNER St. Andrews, Scotland, August 3.— (NEA)—Some’ day when ‘some pre ident sends the name of one of his Breage ‘ana! Broaden ans in France, Belgium and England He leaves his father, A. A. Atkin-|has already been described by. the A. Nelson of Winona, and ona broth- Bobby te ‘New Ambassador” er, Hallard Atkinson’ of thir city, But few paid any attention to Jones of Atlanta, st year he came over hete and won the British ar * |. This year he repeated the dose at ts Her Knée in View; this historic course, only more so. New York, Aug. the history of the game. H to-date miss'will continue to display ; away from the field, And the British ble, the annual fall fashion show of Sones" sturdy form, his,happy.w the garments retailers of America) affected smile, his modesty, his sim- son of Menoken; his mother, Mrs,| Columns. cursed) 3 ‘our newest ambassador, Mr Bobby Miss To Keep Half {amateur championship, 3—)—The up- He made the most wonderful score half a knee beneath her fall ensem- scope actually liked it. has revealed. derstand that golf jously in this little y city by the sea. The town lives and for golf. Its best shops are where you buy golf sti Its best ex it last night at the hotel Astor.! ; Boyish models were absent. 1 were d’orange, a gold and; orange shade; autan, a brown and tan nt re rigged up for golfers. Its blend; bluegrain, a new dark blue,| best yarns are all yolf yarns, -Fven and rubrique, a ruby and brick com-! the preachers use golf terms in their ination. sermons in the kirk. Conceded Victory Long before the great contest was ver, British sports writers were con- ceding ultimate victory to our Bobby. Countess Salm Not Engaged, She Avers They spoke of him'as a machine. They implied no sneer nor dis- ()—Countess|courtesy. They didn't mean he r Millicent Rogers of | played mechanically or soullessly.| New York, is quoted by the Paris edition of the New York Herald Tribune ax denying she in engeged to Arturo Ramos, of Argentina, or that she has any plans in that di- rection, She added, according to the paper, that if there was an engage- meant. to pay tribute to ly accuracy, to the steadiness of ve. They were glad when he got into a bunker, because they delighted in ceing how Bobby extricated himself and spun the bali rivht near the nin. Vice President Dawes: His de- Senator Johnson, Republican, Cali- cision. will’ be received with regret by_ millions of his countrymen. William M. Butler, chairman of ment she would announce it publicly. These phleematic English and dour Republican national committee: 1 am not convinced he will not run if nominated, Seeretary of Commerce Hoover: is too soon to discuss it, Former vernor Lowdon of Illi- nois, Republican: I know of no man in all our history who has run away from the presidency. Governor Smith of New York, Dem- oerat: No comment. Frank W. Searns, close personal friends of the president: I can't see that there is much to be said. Franklin. D. Roosevelt, who nomi- nated Governor Smith at last Demo- Her Lawyers Again Los Angeles, Aug. 3.—()—Lita Gray Chaplin today switched lawyers in her fight for a divorce and @ part of the fortune of her husband, Char- lie Chaplin, film comedian, Lyndol L. Young, William K. Young and Milton Young, who were ciated with Mrs. Chgplin’s uncl win T, Murray, San Francisco at- torney, ns counsel for the comedian’s wife, announced they had withdrawn from the case. ‘Differences in the matter of policy and procedure have caused us to 'withdraw from the ¢ase,” Lyndol L. Young said. : Shortly thereafter McMurray an- nounced the: retention of, the legal | h; firm of Bradner Lee J ‘ Qn Lee, to reresent. Mrs. Chaplin. ‘The sudden:change in counsel mark- ed the second time Mrs. Chaplin has ind Keny- crat convention: Interesting, if con- clusive. Senator Smoot, Republican, Utah: I believe if the Republican conven- tion decides that it/wagta:him to ran he will do so, Senator Shipstead, Farmer Labor, Minnesota: Cal came and he saw and sensed the revolt of the West. William Allen White, Kansas Edi- tor: Until he says rather definitely, “take your Heatly id and stick it in the mud,” he probably will remain in the hands of his friends, one of whom I hope to be. Up to Party Senator Cooper, Republican, Kan- sas: It places the responsibility squarely with the Republican party. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, pres. je as shown that #rinciple which takes precedence over paraneal ambitian. Charles D. Hilles, vice chairman, n_national committee: I this to be final. Republican, New ident of Columbia University: sway attofneys: since her yensa- Horn “break ith, the comedian last November. « ree Beebeher first attorney, withdrew a short: time af- ter the case was:l hed. . Hampshire. Whoever succeeds him party’ leader will none the less ty the Coolidge banner. Senator McLean, Republican, Con- As dealers handling Superior and Peerless Chains. A full stock of all sizes will be kept at all times, and the public is invited to compare the quality and price of these chains with com- petitive brands, ; : Announces the APPOINTMENT of Gamble Auto Supply Co. 220 Main Ave, Cost You Less! They are, however, equal in.quality, ‘weight higher priced tires. bf 3000 les of i Vereen > n examination will convince ' you. service with each tire and ply to many TO BESUCCESS ou; to who he had ‘alamity Jane.” ht to be called Perhups no better ca Paper I r} ts went into ectasies over Bobby's wonderful putting acress greens that look as if they were acre farms. putts looked alike to the Georgian, The Britons could not understand nicknamed his putter n the influential Sunday ‘aisen iTim “In the home, the very temple of He!smashed all records and | he set up a new one that may yt st for another half century. | “Better still, not a soul whe was | present on the course, or who Jad | ever come across him in per followed his fortunes the newspapers grudged him his v: iis perfection of skill at a ditti-| cult game and his self-control in a nerve-racking ordeal was only part dea of the im- pression our unofficial ambassador) French made on Britain than by quoting from an edivoral in| p, Times: be ——$——— negro population that has poured in| tige. The “colored boys” and negresses | disappointment he feels.” "i ‘ti who call Paris home have come to| This is the only comment appeat- They thought it) France from many places. Some are | ing in the Paria morning newspapers, Shot Sue from America, others from Africa, jand many from Martinique, and the West Indies. “Charleston City” is the name ) Paris Caucasians have given to the | Section, Montmarte where the | negro of the members of th band the news, conveyed | olf, that delightful young American,! nusicians, door o - 1 Lond A that | young [frustetnite, f London, Au Hr. Bobby Jones, has for the sccohd | vers in establishments that gi dispatch from | haters oF the. Theka Su polf Fe te | Ted and gold uniforms Bink rata bee played at St. Andrews, through four | tacked the so06et paseiaie critical rounds, has never been seen | Statement Is iawn White Ru Analyzed For Real Meaning rrison, rs were k. , or (Continued from page one) | ment that President Coolidge did not | chose to be a candidate for the presi- dency in the next election s: “One cannot help remarking that the president’s decision comes at the hrougi pursuit, the report says. of his triumph. very hour when the Geneva naval K. Thompson, Phone 180. Sepa mapeeneert conference—his work-—-is breathing | LOST: NEGROES OF PARIS its last. He had undoubtedly ar- glasses at ball park Sunday. Finder Paris.—(#)—Paris has a “Harlem” ranged it with the design of draping please return to 416 Mandan street of its own, Gradually the large | himself in dazzling diplomatic pres or Phone 868, Reward. 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