The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1928, Page 9

THURSDAY, MAY 17, HAZELTON HIGH PUPILS GATHER MANY HONORS Win in Declamation Contest, Play Day Events, and Stock Judging Hazelton, N. D. May 17.—The Hazelton high school has more than won its share of honors lately. A few weeks ago a girl from this vi- cinity won the girls’ section of the district declamation contest. Miss Eula Simpkins represents this sec- tion of the state in the state dec- lamation contest held in Grand Forks this week. Last Saturday the Emmons coun- ty Puy, day took place in Linton and in this the Hazelton school had a wal y. While Linton won 38 points and Braddock 23, Hazelton took 185. On the evening of the same day the county declamation contest took place and in that contest Hazelton took three out of six possible hon: ors. Kintyre took one of the o' ers, Strasburg a second and Bra dock a third. The highest honors came when the Hazelton high school stock judging team came home from Far- go at the end of the week with high honors, having won second place among the 54 high schools of the state represented there. Park Riv- er Agricultural high school was the only one that had more points than Hazelton. Hazelton is a Smith- Hughes Agricultural high school, having taken on this work the past year the same as Mandan. This is considered very good when Mandan came in eighth and New Salem fifth. The team that represented Haz ton was composed of Alfred Lai vick, Earl Steiner and Phillip Wei er and these young men were chaj eroned by Earl Hendrickson, Smith- Hughes instructor. first place in judging beef, corn and crops general and won so many points in other divisions that it pave them second place in the contest. This team established a wonder- ful record in judging beef. Among the 250 contestants representing the fifty some schools, the three men from Hazelton won first, second and third places, George S. Register Is Candidate for State’s Attorney George S. Register, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Register of this city, today announces his. cat didacy for the office of stat torney of Burleigh county. Mr. Register is a native of Bi marck, a graduate of the local high school, the Jamestown colleve and the law department of the Univer- sity of Michigan. Since completing his university training, he has spent the major part of the time in the law offices of George M. and F. H. R er, engaged in general ‘aw practice. At the present time he is employed in the office of the attorney -general as_a special assi: More candidates are in the race for the Burleigh county state's torneyship to date than for any other county office. Those who have already announced themselves include F. E, McCurdy, incumben: Tom Burke, Harold Hopton and J. Wehe, Public Invited to Review, Inspection at Fort Saturday Bismarck people and those in the surrounding territory are invited by Lt. Col. Thomas W. Brown, commanding Fort Lincoln, to visit the fort Saturday morning at 9 o’clock when the annual inspection This team won Panama Candidate Father of Triplets Dr. Jorge Eduardo Boyd, associate justice of the toad court of Pan- ama, is candidate for the Wevng sid of the Canal e. Here are Dr. and Mrs. Boyd and their triplets, Mildred, Elena and Edith, six years old. of troops and equipment the Post commander will be ble: The inspection will be preceded by a review on the parade ground in which all troops will take part. Th teeth ral H geet ipate a Be review in fe! ipment Capt. Frederick W. Rave in com. mand. Colonel Brown will receive the review and inspect the person- nel and qr After inspection the troops will form for shelter tent camp on! the south half of tl actual battle were to have been shown last night but did not arrive. They ray be shown at a later date. Lt. L. V. taken wclata f Miller was reelected » Myron H. Atkinson was reelect- ed adjutant. The Missouri Slo) Officers mess will become a special school under the jurisdiction of the 88th division headquarters for the coming school year. Classes will start in October and credit will be f rade ground.! granted for atterdance towards Pup tents will itched and the | credits required for reappointment equipment dis; for inspection. | and promotion. OFFICERS HEAR |Frank Lowden Meets Chairman of G. 0. P. LT. COL, MADISON) Committee in N. ¥ New York, May 17.—()—Frank Missouri Slope Reserve Offi- O. Lowden, aspirant for the Repub- li ican presidential nomination was cers Mess to Becpme on his way to Chicago today after Special School meeting George K. Morris, chair- man of the Republican state com- mittee, for the first time. “We had a very interesting vis- it,” Mr. Morris said. “I found Mr. Lowden a man of vigor and quite | unusual charm. It goes beyond| saying that we discussed politics, but Mr. Lowden did not ask for my support.” Lt. Col. Irving M. Madison of the 88th division headquarters at Min- neapolis addressed the members of the Missouri Slope Reserve Officers chewy and 4 guests pei epeir e subject of “special schools for Reserve Officers.” Capt. George F. Bloomquis' Fort Lincoln gave a lecture on reading, and Lt. Col. Thomas Brown, commander at Fort Lincoln, also addressed the officers. The occasion was the regular prpeiers wis meeting of the re- serve officers in this territory, and the session was held in the gymnas- ium at Fort Lincoln. About 40! were in attendance, including the Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Bik. Blemarck, N. D. fepee of the organization and/| a: THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MAN MURDERS SWEETHEART; KILLS SELF Woman Ends Romance When She Finds Lover Had Fam- ily in Paris New York, May 17.—()—An Ar- gentine medical student whose ro- mance with Maria Montero, Spanish dancer, was broken off when she found he had a wife and four chil- dren in Paris, died in city hospital today with a bullet in his brai after he had shot and killed the dancer and attempted to take his own life. Ten months ago Horatio Colum- bres, 37-year-old san of a wealthy Argentine planter, met Miss Mon- tero, who was 27, and fell iri love with her. Last Saturday she learned he had a wife and four children in Paris and ordered him to leave her Gaecing studio and never come ack. Yesterday afternoon he returned and forced his way into her priv- artment at the west 57th 8 heated conversa- tion in Spanish and then several shots were heard. Miss Montero was found lying dead on the floor, wrapped in a Spanish shawl which iates said King Alfonso of Spain had presented to her, i medals pet Spitz whining at her Miss Montero vas a Seville, Spain. She first in Ne ork in Raymond in Wheel Revue” and since then in several shows here and in Chicago. She was in Douglas Fairbanks’ film “The Gaucho” as a Spanish dancer. Clippings found in her apartment indicated she had danced before the King of Sweden and the British royal family, and For Warm Weather Enjoy the comfort of clothes that fit. Smart suits, made of cool porous wool or worsteds— hold their shape—newest styles—tan, gray, blue and ++. $17 to $35 - $7.50 to $17 Dahl Clothing Store 47 Years in Bismarck members of the quartermaster’s de- tachment of the national guard. Several reels of motion pictures McCoy’s Puts Weight on Weak, Skinny Men A big line of working pants and breeches, leather gloves, and everything in work clothes. 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The appellant contests the juri: diction of the La Moure county trict court to try the case, contend- ing that it had been removed to Cass county following Tucker's first indictment. Two indictments were returned by the La Moure county grand jury, the first being dismissed after the second was re- turned. The defense contends that the dis- missal of the first indictment in the Cass county district court was ob- tained in a manner contrary to law. This renews a contention whi Dr. Geo. F. McErlain Osteopathic Physician Bleetrotherapy Selar-Ray Chrente Diseases a Specialty 116 Fourth Street Phone 240 urged prior to the opening of the trial at which Tucker was convicted. Tucker now is at liberty on §25,- 000 bond pending the outcome of his appeal to the supreme court. Distrust of Banks Has Fatal Result May 17.—()—The mily did not be- lieve in putting money in banks. As a result, the 36-year-old son, Wil- liam Beck, Jr., was dead today and the family coffer was $2,500 short. Three men entered their farm home, near the Ernest Lehmann estate 12 miles west of here, shot | the son, beat and bound him,: clubbed his 75-year-old mother and) left her unconscious on the floor k night. In What Month Is Your Birthday? On your Birthday send your Mother Flowers Hoskins-Meyer Home of KFYR Dance at Lockwood Hall Menoken, N. Dak. To Karl Alm’s Orchestra FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 18 12 1-2 miles east on Highway No. 10 Roads Good ns iSite DIES IN LOS ANGELES Jamestown, N. D., May 17.—(AP) | _ . ‘Rare ~Timothy A. Williams, prominent} Se cen pig a Sees Stutsman county farmer of the! Munson Liner Munamar, from Nas- Cleveland neighborhood who has | sau, today after government agents been spending the winter in Cali-; had smelled their way to the hid- fornia, died yesterday at Los An-| ing place of 2,800 bottles. eles, according to word received fare, He was apparently recover- ing from a severe attack of pneu- monia when death resulted suddenly from a blood clot. 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