The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1927, Page 8

KRESGE'S WIFE . SEEKS DIVORCE Says Wealthy Chain Store Owner Indulged in Affairs Nearing the close of the most history, and 4 successful year in its With Two Young ‘Women with position outstanding as the world’s largest builder of gear shift New York, Dec. 17.—(AP)—While| cars and ont) the gpa Mo- ' this week rounded out Sebastian V. Kresge, 61, wealthy] tot company ve % its 16th year of existence. chain store operator, was slviNg) “Wa ioq for Louis Chevrolet, well huge sume to charities he Was "O°! brown race driver of an earlier; dulging in successive affairs with) decade and active figure during the g' ion t two women, 2ne a girl of 17, coun- arate aid Br bbiaoat Lela < aid} the Chevrol Motor company 0! reise tee Peat tics le bisa ichigan was organized on Novem- Mi ber 3, 1911. cute her suit for divorce. ‘That year five cars were built.! In a hearing preliminary to Mrs.| This year one million cars will be Kresge’s divorce action, her coun-| built—more than the combined out- | gel yesterday told of a raid on an put for the first 11 years of the apartment off Fifth avenue, in which} company existence. , he said Kresge, under the name of) That first year a handful of men Jones, was found with a scantily-| worked in an obscure factory at clad girl, who was hiding pales West Grand Boulevard and the Via- ’ identified assMiss ¢ r Bigaand Matecen, 24 year-old sten-| hand methods those first five car ographer, formerly 0! tick, Mass.| Today more than 190,000 people are) The girl was named a -respond-| directly employed in producing, | ent. selling and servicing Chevrolet c: Walter J. Lynch, Mrs. Kresge’s| Today eleven great factor lawyer, said Kresge lived in New clusive of export operations York from December of last year) running. to capacity to meet the de- to April of this year with Miss Fish, mand of Chevrolets infinitely super- a sister of a girl employe in one of| ior to, and listing at one-fourth the Kresge stores, and known to cost of those first cars. ; associates as “Princess.” Tho The Royal Mail and Saby | torney also said Kresge was W Grand” models brought Chevrolet Miss Fish in Natick last August. wide pop larity in the early Hak Max D. Steuer, Kresge’s counscl,| but the “490 model, so nam sajd the merchant is agreeable t9| cause it is listed at $490, pl: th a divorce, but makes a general de-| company definitely in the field, « pial of his wife's charges, which} a@ volume producer of motor ' were described by Steucr as efforts That was in 1915, That year 70,701 at “brow-beating.” cars were built. Kresge is worth $265,00,000, de- cl tage, sums ie, sien | Longe Awaited Ford Charitable causes, couns Is Now a Reality, wife asserted, arguing that the wile of so rich a man must be allowed The long and anxiously awaited to live up to her position. New Ford Car is a reality and will ——_—_- presently be in the hands of the thousands who signified their faith s orders “sight unseen”; as well as those who deferred purchase of any car until the advent of “Model A.” Chevrolet Has Most in Henry Ford through placing their But the “New Ford Car" is scarce- ly the adequate way in which to re- fer to what is rather a new era in 4 Sessions to Be Held Weekly|tcn susmotive world. During December and Janu- For all Ford dealers this new car means offering to the immense for- ary, Starting Monday mer Ford market a product vastly superior to Model T which won i leadership on quality. And it me: During the months of December|the opening of a new market hit and January, beginning Monday|erto believed by some to be beyond night and continuing for five or six/reach. This is certain for the rea- | cosecutive weeks, the Bismarck area/son that the New Ford Car is capa- | council of the Boy Scouts of Amer-| ple of phases of performance that fica will conduct a scout leaders’/no other car could attempt. training course in the high school) Recently at Dearborn the techni- gymnasium. cal editor of one of the leading mo- Each meeting will begin at 7 p. ™./tor magazines was given a ride in | and close promptly at 9 p. m. forithe new car. Along level stretches the general conclave. Between 9/the car flew at more than 60 miles and 9:30 p. m. the patrol leader®/an hour. Then it took to rough | will hold their meetings. fields and roads filled with deep The course is being conducted es-| ruts, holes and ditches such as it Successful Year) tor automoti |speed of 200 feet per minute, with duct, Detroit, to turn out mostly by}. | building and painting departments, offices of enginecring executives, and to provide improved facilities research, experi. ments and tests. The new structure will be 60 by 400 feet, of four stories, and de. signed for a fifth floor to be adde when further expansion requires it. Concrete construction of the lat. est type is being yed, the floors to have a apacity of 200 pounds per square foot. The exterior surface will be of glazed brick, stone and concrete. Specifications include a freight el- evator of §,000 pounds capacity and automatic ‘doors, and a passenger elevator of the super-selec' push- button control type. Among the many ynusual features of the new building will be an ice plant with a ¢ city of tons per day, with the latest equipment for ting cars under all conditions «ft emperature and humidity; dyna+ mometer test rooms with exhaust nm air wash- ing sys! e pure, fresit air in all working space: roll testing mac a lifts for car obser Complete fa 4 machine sign and drafting, test and experimental car garages. hippet Stamina Exhibited Again of its 18th month on the market, during which time it has set standard of performance that has never before been equaled in the light four cylinder field, comes word of another outstafding stamina ac- complishment. A. E, Elm and Vernor Gipson, both of Indi; lis, left that city recently,in a Whippet sedan, head ing the nose of this smart car to- wards th Pacific Coa: The start was made from the Hoosier capital without any thought in the minds of either of breaking any records—it was merely to be a cross country trip. However, just 73 and one-half hours driving time were required to bring the car into the city limits of Los Angeles, a distance of 2,442 miles in all. To accomplish this the Whippet sedan had to maintain an average speed of more than 33 miles an hour from the mid-west to the far off Pacific Coast c’ “We used 109 gallo or an average of 22 miles a gallon,” Mr. Elmore said. “Our total oil con- sumption was one and one-half gal- lons. Although we struck some bad stretches of roads we had no mechan- ical trouble, and aside from three punctures we had no delays.” Dodge Brothers to pecially for scoutmasters, assistant) would appear that no car could ne- | scoutmasters, troop committeemen|gotiate at any speed. The new car f and council members and for anY|took these at up to 50 miles an “interested citizen who would like to} hour. It seemed to defy all natural join the scout movement, according| laws; held itself «n its four wheels fF ip . G. Fulton, director of hoys’| when it appeared that it must ove ork. turn ff gravitation is a_realit whirled around curves ‘without Enrolled as regular scouts, the school will be organized as though|skid and allowed its passengers tu each student was a registered scowt.| sit in physical case, however dis- “he entire enrollment will consti-/turbed they might be in mind with te a troop with its regular officers|apprehension of catastrophe that sing appointed or elected. The} came not. ouncil leadership and training com- > mittee will esent the t! om p saittee will represent tho troop com] Chrysler Plans New Engineering Building To Get Certificates Certificates will be given each ' one of the meetings by the nationai| Construction was begun on N council if the course is satisfactorily | vember 22 at the Chrysler Corp completed, according to Mr. Fulton, tion's Highland Park, Michigan, who stated that no definite promise| plant of a new building to hou | had been received to this effect. the activities of the Chrysler en- Dodge Brothers, Inc, is now ipping all passenger cai ii ” line of fours with the ‘lates draulic — (mechanical) *| their favor With the Whippet nearing the end} n| Judge Chester R. Shook announced of gasoline | ® Use 4-Wheel Brakes| RED CROSS PILLS 4 and most effective type of steel-| stomach, bowels, appendicitis, i four-wheel | stones, dyspepsia, constipation. Eli- Lira ie se ie announcement es minates colds and fevers. At drug- lay states, ie cars comprising the | gists 25 cents, guaranteed or mone: “128” line are the de luxe sedan, the | refunded.—Adv. , s, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE sedan, the coupe and the cabriolet roadster. The new four-whee brakes are of the expanding band type, operating mechanically on 12- jinch drums. They can be oper- ated with, the lightest foot pressure and make possible absolute- ly uniform braking on all four wheels. Although they constitute a major improvement to Bodge Broth- ers four cylinder line they are being added at no extra cost to the pur- chaser. f “Dodge Brothers four cylinder line gains another important selling ad- vantage through the addition of mechanical four-wheel brakes,” says M. B. Gilman, local Dodge Brothers dealer, in discussing the most re- cent improvement. “Since the com- pany first introduced the line last summer,” says Mr. Gilman, “it has gained rapidly in popularity with the purchasers .of moderate priced cars. The slogan by which it was intraduc- ed—‘America’s Fastest Four’—has been one of the most potent reasons for th remarkable success which it has achieved, for with the public’s recognition that Dodge Brothers four surpassedall other foursand equaled in speed many of the light sixes, sales mounted. steadily. The re- uuirkable acceleration of the new cars—0 to 25 miles through gears in less than seven seconds—and their ability to make 25 miles to the gal- lon at 25 miles per hour have also proved subs ‘antial arguments in George Remus’ Trial Is Nearing Finish Cincinnati, Dec. 17.—(AP)—For the second and last time, accordirg to counsel for both sides, in George Remus’ trial, presentation of evi- dence was completed today with the testimony. of Doctors E. A. Baber and Charles W. Kiley, alienist. jthat the final arguments to the jury would be started at 3:30 p. m. and} that court would run until 5 p. m. With court resuming at 2 p. m.,,! Judge Shook gave the prosecution one-half hour and the defense one! hour to present and argue special; charges proposed for submission to the jury - STATUT@RY POWER UPHELD Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 17.—(AP) —The statutory power of the state to exact from insurance companies taxes equal to two and a half per cent of the gross total of premiums yreceived by them for business done in ‘the state was upheld today by the \Towa. supreme court in the case of Ithe New York Life Insurance com- pany, appellant, against W. J. Bur- bank, former treasurer of Iowa. — | Justice Court | Sei ec acn SEMA a A Joseph Coder of Moffit is being tried before Justice of the Peace A. E, Shipp this afternoon on a charge of using profane language. Coder demanded a jury trial and jurors were summoned by the sheriff's office this niorning. Tribune ‘want ads bring results Liver Laxative World’s best treatment for liver. Rabbit Skins, Furs, The Bismarck Corner Front and Elghth Streets interested in boys and incurs no ob- Enrollment is open to every one|gincering department, including the} ligation to serve as a scoutleader, / Mr.'Fulton said. The course will be especially helpful to new and pros- pective scoutmasters and of equal » interest to progressive scoutmasters _ who are looking for new idcas for | their troops. » No cost will be made for instru:- tion, A registration fee of one dol- jar will be charged to bear part of the expense of mimeographed ma- + terial that will be used. Each man will be required to supply himself with the “Handbook for Scoutmas- * ters’ and the “Handbook for Boys.” | The “Patrol Leader's Pow-wow” is a pamphlet that will also be of value, - All new scoutmasters will be con- | sidered merely temporary until they have had some sort of training set- _ istactory to the Bismarck area * council, Mr. Fulton said. Monday's Program ‘The program for Monday follows: Registration, Exhibition ot Tying. ) 99:20 p, m.—Opening ceremony. “Purpose of the Training School.” - -9:30 p..m.—Patrol meetings for izatiod of troop. 7:45 p. m.—Methods of Teaching Kuot Tying. Knot Tying Games. 8:20 p. m—Scout Drill, Smith's “8:80: p. m.— Exhibition of Knot 8:45 ip. m.—Games end songs. 9 p.. m—Cl ceremony, Pa- trol Leaders’ M 5 S ———— Farmers Are Guilty «of Cattle Rustling Sport Roadster, $768; Fhe Now Oakland bid > Ab: DP Abd PASE Pd dP CP CYLI Thats . price 0: 745 =— CThat’s Value! | why you see so many ‘Pontiac Sixes on the street. . Sls, $1068 to $1265. All price ot factery, Delivered prices: 5 Style Matar Cy When shipped to us BRING HIGHEST MARKET VALUE Let Us Tan Your Hides Into ~ ROBES, COATS AND LEATHER Taxidermy and Fur Sets Our §| ity NDER SMOOTHNESS Fisher Body Lmcary Hides and Old Metals Hide & Fur Co. BISMARCK, NO, DAK. RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE MAY _ INVESTIGATE REPORT THAT METER ~ READERS REPORT STILLS FOUND’ th other states will stand the furnace in the building exploded Opposition to ‘Cellar ‘Espion-| for this they ave. pretty far 1 : age’ Takes Definite Direc- tion When Solon. Announces. Pe eee niinithee Legislation Will Be Forth- coming Next Month to Stop East-end Residents Name Committee to Wait on Commission Harry Mutchler, Louis Benser, Valley Gas and Electric company, Father John Slag and George Hanson / were named on « committee to ap-' Practice Providence, R. 1... Dec, 17.—(P)— Opposition to “cellar espionage” by readers of- the Blackstone meter which serves the cities of Pa and will stasid for anything,” urged, Ernest Gerth, house holders to eject any gas com- company’s business.” Hardware store was blown ot when are pretty far gone early today. - » Manager of the their about and is not the block 104, tucket, Centfal Falls, and Woon-|pear before the city commission in socket, R. I., Attleboro, Mass. and | regard to the improvement of streets in the east part of the city at the December meeting of the East-end Leopold'Community association held last Republican, of Central night at the Richholt school. The committee will have two more mem- bers who will be ee by Louis Benser, president o: signs to be the towns of Cumberland and Lin- coln, R. I, today, took definite di- rections. State nard, Falls asserted he intends to go into the matter of the company’s order: ing 120 of its employes to re; all stills, at the request of the nit-| School placed ed States district attorney, and see/streets surrounding St. Mary’s school will also be asked of the commission. large number of people residin; ora Rhode » AT FACTORY pb dOe-P db2d > 44o bd dba Ph dee Lae what can be done to correct it. “If legislation is necessary it will be forthcoming at the session nextjin the east end of the city attend: month,” Mr. Maynard said. Thejlast night's meeting, despite ’ the Istand general assembly|inclement wea‘ convenes January 3. Representative i a ther. .The next meet- 8 ing will be held January 3, and ladies Francis B, Condon, former Demo-| belonging to the association will cratic floor leader in the Rhode Is-}serve lunch. land house -of. representatives, in}ciation will meet on the first Tues- declaring that “if the citizens of|day of each month. me by pany on January 4th, 1928, 2:00 office of the. Secretary in the the association. bid, pete payable to the Depositors bids, ‘ Signed: Hereafter the asso- BURN COAL — Wilton Coal is a high grade Domestic Fuel which is thoroughly prepared over modern screens, does not clinker, contains less sul- than any other Coal mined in phur and Ash x F id Wilton coal comes from the Oldest and — ‘Best Equipped Lignite Coal Mine in the e | Wilton Lignite - North Dakota ‘ Sealed bids for the purchase of Lots known as the Laundry First National bank. Each bidder is requested to submit with his bid a certified check for 10% of the amount to be applied on th surthase price if the bid & ai on the ted.. The right is reserved to reject any‘ N. R. ROOP, Secretary.