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

i] | : | de in ‘ «ate ion > ant D tote 1seass TAT SRT Soe fouwse Ct tee 10 ete om em ok ee ‘Earl J. Clark Pays Supreme } —Earl J. Clark, convicted of mur- , day. + lark was pronounced dead 12 min- ngeles county, escaped from jail oman. ! ion for executive clemency were oni « .ttempt late yesterday to save him} by appealing his case to the state) supreme court in habeas corpus ac-| tion, The court denied the petition.| returns last night by telephone from! the pris: , and shouted the report! Bird the corridor to Clark’s death! cell, mote interested in the outcome of the fight than in his own fate. night smoking cigarets. fitfully, : PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE st FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1927 ORMER MINOT MAN IS HANGED the final summons. to his fate. fee. Penalty in California To- day For Murder reputation. San Quentin, Calif., Sept. 23.—(%) ring John Silva, San Pedro sailor, April, 1925, was hanged here to- The trap was sprung at 10:01 and es later. Clark, after his conviction in Los} id married a Minot, N. D., young He was captured in Minot w: jd was returned to California. His virtual slavery. peals to the courts and his peti- Tith Hour Attempt Fails Some time later His attorneys made an 11th hour) Minot N. D, citizen. A prison guard received the fight radio installed in another part of Officials said Clark seemed Clark sat on a cot most of the He dozed , but sat up at 3 o'clock and lighted another cigaret as he waited Resigned to His Fate He appeared calm and_ resigned He spurned dinner last night but this morning ate some ba- con and drank several cups of cof- Then he resumed his waiting. He talked very little with his guards. In denying Clark’s plea for com- mutation yesterday, Governor Young characterized him as a di ous: criminal, with a, national c: Governor Young declared all the evidence appeared to support Clark’s conviction which followed the slay- ing of Silva, a Brazilian sailor, in an argument over a girl. Red Rose Was Signal A red rose pinned in the hair of the girl who came from the water- front at San Pedro was the signal that brought Silva to her attempted rescue from Clark’s room where it was alleged she had been held in A fight followed and Silva was killed, Clark’s arrest, trial and con- viction followed in rapid order. lark escaped from the county jail and fled to There he opened up a business: of his own, prospered, mar- ried and was looked upon as a good Then a correspondence schoc. de- tective noticed the similarity be-' tween the man and Clar i heriff’s circular. P Los Angeles were communicated with and the “red rose murderer,” as he became known, was rearrested and returned to the scene of crime. An appeal which he had filed was thrown out because of his escape and he was brought here to be hanged. to aid him. Cool to the Last by two guards, minal and were removed from the rites. it was announced. CLARK WAS SELF-STYLED ters of Ea: ler, formerly of Minot, who han, from the gallows. jicture Many agencies, including two super- ior court judges, unsuccessfully tried Clark was apparently cool up to the last minute but had to be as- sisted to the steps of the scaffold When he saw the crowd of about 100 assembled he cursed them. As the guards were placing the black cap on his head he whispered “Make it snappy.” Two of the witnesses collapsed room, The Rev. Father McLaughlin, pris- on chaplin, administered the last No relatives claimed the body of the executed man and he probably will be buried in the prison cemetery, “BLACK SHEEP’ OF FAMILY Minot, N. D., Sept. 23.—(AP)— Reputed wealthy brothers and sit Clark, alias Jack Mi d in San Quentin penitentiary in California today, unloosened their urse strings for thousands of dol- lars in a futile attempt to save him A self-styled “black sheep” of his family, Clark was born 33 years ago ii las, Texas, the son of a pastor ge church in that city. Both arents are now dead, but he ing in various states. Writes Poem Always asserting his innocence of the crime of murder of which he was convicted, Clark, while in jail his apprehension january, sought to in Minot followin, in this city last express his feelings in verse, ie wrote in part: of life, death| , Strife; despair. sorow and care, to me, ish like youth. his fate was|_ I’m wrong, and the brave, This world I owe nothing— It owes me a ve, St. Peter here I come! QUALITY GROCERY (22 Fifth St. THE SANITARY STORE Plums, Crab Apples, Apples, Grapes. Brown&Tiedman Phone 53 Just received a fresh car Canning Fruit—Peaches, Pears, Prices are right. Looks like the last car mixed fruit this season, Tea Garden Preserves. special, 3 jars for .......... imei sesseeees BOC 55c 95c aon See We feature the McLaughlin’s High Dill Pickles, put up in gallon cans, ‘special per gallon can ... Pabst Malt Syrup, special, 2 cans for ........... Ree 20 bars P & G Soap or 20 bars is Crystal White, special ... Drano Special, 2 25c cans, special .........seecees Clothespins, special, 3 10c packages for Coffee—Coffee. Gem Brand, per pound Grade Bulk Coffee A real bargain, 3 45c-50c sellers in Apricot, Pineapple, Loganberry, figs in syrup, Your Grocery Costs had several brothers and sisters liv- I am but a youth in the springtime And yet I have tasted the bitters of I dwell in a dungeon of blackest And drink from the fountain of I vision the future and plainly see That life is a dream, and it’s barren Love, friendship, honor and truth— Thave tasted then all, and they van- Now hear this who may, whatever a oe to love, but it’s folly to And whether I’m right or whether My story is told, and sung is my To the fool and the wise, the weak The verses, which Clark declared he had writeen himself, were cap- tioned “Curses of Life,” and were handed to a Minot newspaper short- | torneys offered him the privilege of ly before he was returned to Cali-| pleading guilty to a manslaughter fornia eight months ago, charge and accepting a penitentiary Wife Grief Stricken sentence, or standing trial on i A grief stricken wife, to whom|charge of first degree murder, He Clark was matried under the name|reasserted his innocence, stood trial of Jack Miller at a public ceremony |on the murder charge and was con- in a local cabaret last Hallowe'en, | victed, and the jury set the penalty resides with her parents, Mr. and|as death on the gallows. Mrs, William Scofield, in this city. ee Unmasked Bandits mation had been telephoned to the | four men were held in the Williams sheriff that the yeggs, who were | county jail at Williston on vagrancy driving a blue Jewett touring car, eee while A. R. Marshall, sher- passed through White Rock, 8. D.,| iff, conducted an investigatio - which at about 7:20 p. m. Thursday. officers believe may implicate the While the search for the Wynd-|men in the robbery attempt of the mere bandits was being pushed, | Citizens State Bank of Wheelock, She wept on her mother’s shoulder when she learned yesterday that the California governor had refused to| Rob Wyndmere Bank grant Cee G ue dies te her husband, who ha requently re- _ a 3 ioe assured her in his letters that he| Fargo, N. D. Sept. 23.—7)— South Dakota officers were, called upon to aid in the chase of two un- masked bandits who Thursday held up and robbed the Bank of Wynd- mere, Richland county, according to Sheriff Swenson, Wahpeton. The call for aid was issued after infor- would some day come back to Minot to establish a home. If Clark had guessed right, he would be serving a penitentiary sen- tence with no fear of execution on the gallows. When his case was called for trial, the prosecuting at- ismade or you. Ss __“OVER E0 YEARS” CAN NOW!! Finest Elberta Peaches ..............00 ais $1.70 Fancy Bartlett Pears ..... $3.40 Fancy Hungarian Plums . .55¢ Concord Grapes ........ ...45¢ Fancy Italian Prunes ..... -$1-00 Delicious Jonathan Apples ..........eceeeeeeees $3.25 ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS The best available fresh vegetables Pickling Onions, Tomatoes, 3 Ibs. ...........ee0008 25¢ Packed Under Special Sanitary and Scien- “Swift's” tific Conditions. The Prices Are Right. 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