The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1928, Page 8

PAGE FIGHT Police Investigate Burning of Woman tity of wheat upon which it is said The death of an unidentified wom-jgiven a hearing on grand larceny) an, found with her gasoline saturat-; ed clothing in flames, was under in- | 5iy, i ision in th d | Vestigation by the state police to- given his decislor. in the secon oy; ee poet ae pa the! theory that the woman had deen s lakes {n an ‘automobile to the ione- | Basil MacDonald ly spot where she was found, zaso- | yee cage over her clothing «nd set afire. i “ ‘She laa at All Soulds’ hospitel| London, Feb. 21.— (AP) — Basil three hours after being taken there; MacDonald Hastings, 46, author and by Enow Campbell of Bernardsviiie, playright, died here today after a Gna iin thet tect its k oo & passing motorist who discovered | lengthy illness. her plight and beat out the flames. She was unconscious with when Campbell came upon ker und|must go, yet he never mentioned never recovered her senses. Officcrs}the matter and was always smiling who visited the scene said there;and cheerful even when death ap- were several pools of gasoline near | proached. the spot. Among the plays which he wrote —— or in which he collaborated were France’s Wealthiest “The Tide” in 1912; “The Angel in “4 t 89} "Victor bom" beet ill ete “Victory,” based on Josep! on- Merchant Dies a rad’s novel by that name; and “If | nished bond but Pihlaja did not. The| waukee, Pittsburgh, San Francisco. ;men are alleged to have sold a quan- say tere ; Hoover is a brief tribute to his ‘the First National bank of Bismarck! work a Morristown, N. J., Feb. 21.—(P— held a mortgage. They were also! and Bi i Pe ioe ad in this sociate who, by his insight and sk! has made a brilliant technical re . smelters.” Hastings Is Dead ORGANIZES” COMMERCIAL Glen Ullin—A commercial ¢lub,|manager of the Nat id in For months he had been living un-| garized here. Charles flames|der a virtual sentence of death,| elected president and J. T. Nelson, enveloping her head and shoulders | knowing almost to the day when he secretary and treasurer. Winter Comes” (with A. S. M. Paris, Feb. 21.—()—Theodore | Hutchinson), 1922, Ernest Cognaco, probably the wealthiest merchant in France as; well as the most picturesque, is dead at the age of 89, With his wife he founded a de- partment store many years ago in} the Sam ie department and $120,000,000 and has become even larger since then. tained a custom, begun a half centurv ago, of appearing at the o: fice every day 8 a. m. and driv ing down to k in an open coupe. It was his boast up to the death of his wife a few years ago that he and.she, who worked at his side all life, had never missed Congressmen to Have Better Air Washington, Feb. 21.—(AP)—The built up an enormous fortune. Be-| congressional atmosphere is to be fore the war this reached at least’ improved. A budget recommendation that {$323,000 be spent for up-to-date ven- Until a few days ago he main-jtilation apparatus of the house and senate chambers has been transmit- 'd to the house by President Cool- idge. It was a routine step, follow- ing up passage of the bill by con- gress. gress have complained about the ventilation of the two chambers, ‘or years members of con- office. He knew every Hoover to Be Heard his vast concern person- ally. 2 Cognaco was noted for his char- itable wi A few years ago he; avi ceademy a pri with income of $180,000 for distribution among families with numerous children. Pope Disapproves of D’Annunzio’s Works Rome, Feb. —(P)—Writings of Gabriel D’Annunzio, poct and sol- dicr, esp ly his doctrine of the superman, are strongly disapproved of by Pope Pius. The Pontiff did not mention the author by name but, by referring to the launching of a de luxe edition of the poet’s works and his pub- lished philosophy, he made the ob- a of his disapproval unmistak- able. 3, Recommending to a gathering of], parish priests and special lenten preachers that sane and wholesome reading should be extolled in their | services, the Pope said: “Favored by marvelous gifts from God for ingenuity and crea- tive fantasy, it is rare that he has | not left in his work some brutal traces of impiety and immorality, preaching the doctrine of the super- man who leaves morality to insig- nificant common folk because su- permen create a morality of their own which corresponds to their su- perhuman powers.” gS | f Justice Court ! | 6 :cacsiaadieemoia * Heimo Siirtola and Eino Pihlaja, who live south of Wing, were bound over to the Burleigh county district court late yesterday by Justice of Peace R. G ¥ apt to find the best FREE—$2 POCKET foes thie cece in ot aack Mabbits, Rabbit Skins te es this season, This does have to medevalltn es Jack ibbit Skins, Hides when shi to ‘Teac 31 Extracts: 19 Spices find the Schilling name on 2nd or 3rd only - - specializes on top grade coffee only, Frankly then, where are you Over Radio Tonight New York, Feb. 21.—(#)—Her- Hoover will speak over the radio tonight as a fellow-enginecr is presented with tie Saunders gold medal for achteve- ments in engineering. The presentation, which is to be broadcast by the WJZ net-work starting at 9 p. m., eastern time, will be made at the annual banquet of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at the: Waldorf-Astoria hotel. | Simultaneous gatherings of en- gineers in 16 other cities will listen in on the program. The cities are: Nogales, Sonora, Mexico; Denver; Harrisburg, .; Houston; Dal Joplin, Mo.; Kansas City, Spok: Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Mil-| % “ty ‘sified cod-liver - — protect grown people 2 Its easily assimi- Answer lated cod-liver oil plus its . . wihglenaigfarced SCOTT’S EMULSION You will never coffee? SKINNING KNIFE Pare shipped aad old Watt nt. THER the award to Mr. 1S Was ex- states, opened Monday and will wind up late today with an open forum meeting for credit grantors, headed | by David G. Woodlock, secretary- tional Retail Credit association, St. Louis, Mo.° MAIL STEAMER SINKS Oslo, Norway, Feb. 21.— (AP) — Ten persons were believed to have ‘aechter was a are a septic, and water will not solve the di a Her wil any. WeGiieine moots viterdemar i body, or the breath for any length of time, Nobody is septic by nature. It is a condition anyone can correct. 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