The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1928, Page 6

PAGE SIX S TWOSTRANGLE ‘TO DEATH AS " {Witnesses Desert Chamber /, | When Killers’ Necks Are is Not Broken Baltimore, Md., Aug. 3.—()— Charles P. (Country) Carey and Benjamin F. Spragins, paid with their lives early this morning for the killing of Albert H. Walker, iM: prison clerk, in an attempted escape from the Maryland state peniten- { tiary in July of 1927, when they i were hanged in the death house of the prison from which they sought to escape, li Neither of the men’s necks was broken in the first fall through the trap, and the bodies were left hang- ing until the victims had been strangled to death. Carey was the first of the two to pay the penalty shortly after mid- night. Of the 60 witnesses in the death chamber when he was dropped through the trap, but 13 remained when Spragins was led in, the re- mainder having fled to the prison ee yard, some too overcome to speak by |! ithe labored breathing of Carey as he ‘was strangled to death. ; HANGING FAILS Bjelland to Travel for Chicago Company Ray Bijelland, employed for the last three years by the S. E. Berge- son company in Bismarck, will be- come salesman for Hart, Schaffner & Marx company, Chicago, Aug- ust 15. He will spend six months of the year in the Chicago house and the remainder as assistant salesman on the road. He will cover a territory either in New York or California, Bjelland leaves Sunday for Port- land, Ore., to visit his parents. They will leave soon for Chicago. Club Handicap Meet to Be Ended Sept. 1 The annual Bismarck Country club handicap golf tournament, which be- gan yesterday, will be ended by Sep- tember 1, C. J. Lynch, committee- man of the local club, said today. | Golfers taking part in the tourna- jment number 128. Paul Cook and |E. B. Cox have low handicaps of 6. | Entrants and their drawings are posted at the Country club house. The first round must be completed |by August 13, second round by August 16, third round August 19, fourth round August 22, and fifth round August 25, Lynch says. Semi-finals are scheduled for August 28, and the finals September All matches must be played on schedule or entrants must forfeit. All matches, which are arranged by the contestants before the round limit, will be 18 holes. : ‘STATEDEALERS —— 4 t D. J. Robinson, Fargo district rep- | b have stopped at th ve at the week. . Edward Schneider, accompanied & » Air Lines also landed at the M wlar route between Rapid City and j $f 2 suitable landing field is pro- eam) , {moving picture cameramen. Reduced | |. Arriving in Washington, the tour- the trip will purchase lumber, and |. broadcast to numerous trade jour- | * nals, magazines, and all newspapers # from the company’s Potlatch, Idaho, | . ° (Air Traffic Through ;, Bismarck Increases ‘waudeville Saturday night at the Dome. Your last chance ‘to dance to Harry Fletcher and Ais band. ' press or baler. Phone 267. SLEAVE FOR TRIP ‘About 20 North Dakota lumber will leave Fargo on Northern acific passenger train No. 1 to-| ‘morrow afternoon for Spokane, | where they will visit lumber | ind mills for a week before | ig ‘“Nawth Dakotah’s four- | Bquare lumber special train.” | ‘resentative for the Weyerhaeuser les company, Spokane lumber | ers, has made arrangements for | je special train. | ‘The train will carry more than 50 | loads of Washington and Idaho iber into Nort! jakota, leaving | jpokane August 10. Stops will be le, at Dickinson, . Bismarck, | lamestown, Valley City, and Fargo, lor a few hours each, on the return . A few stops might be made lontana, Robinson said. A tourist car will be provided for ie lumber dealers, advertising men fof the Weyerhaeuser company, rail- officials, newspaper men, and s have ‘been offered for the trip the Northern. Pacific railroad. dsts will be taken through the lum- camps and sawmills for inspec- Jion as the guests of the company. Each of the lumber dealers making large signs with the names of tie purchasers inscribed will be placed on both sides of each car on the trip. Moving pictures of the train and the group will be taken regularly. Pictures and news articles will be ossible, stressing the fact that forth Dakota is all right, Robinson said, and “that its lumber dealers are a wide-awake bunch.” The trainload will be made up Snoqualmie Falls and Everett, Wash., mills. The train will return on @ passenger train schedule, mak- a daylight trip across North ota. The excursion will not take more than 10 days both ways, including two Sundays, Robinson said. All lumbermen who are interested in taking the trip may make arrange- its by wire with Robinson, and itd the train at any station on jine. ' North Dakota men who are con- lering taking the trin are 0. E. lerson and B, M. Russell, Bis- ek; Floyd LaVelle, Joe Dahl, k Grant and Fred Potter, Fargo; if Flatland, Brisbane; Mr. Mar- } Beulah; William Stewart, lamestown; and Ben Grotte, Valley ity. A through Bis- | common, ing passengers jocal airport this | lane traffic is becomii by his sister-in-law, spent a night | hare on the way to Stanton. A Ryan | gemehen, owned by the Rapid City, | this week. This is one of the planes that will be used on the reg- Minot beginning Sept. 1. Bismarck be @ regular stop on the route Carnival dance and _ special ‘. LOST—Black Angora cat =. Nigger, belongs to Mitle Special for This Week Mrs. H. J. Duemeland. PURPLE RAGE ‘FOR SALE — Waste paper 402 MAT LEG 0’ VEAL— CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER-A"2""""__ VEAL SHOULDER — “tice Ste#! PORK SAUSAGE MEAT— 2% Sxthern Infants Insist on It When the Sweet Child puts its foot on the rail and says, “Let’s have another round,” there’s only one thing to do, and that is get busy with the big spoon. As it’s Purity Ice Cream we're discussing, however, there is no harm in giving Baby as much as he wants, N AVENUE Always Busy. There’s a Reason SATURDAY SPECIALS SPARERIBS— . Flavored with Bohemian Hops For Sale at All Good Dealers | LTE. FANCY VEAL BREAST— Fo stirs. Fresh Meaty, POE U aise ccceeeonwcen oo Milk Fed, per Ib. ... FRESH RING BOLOGNA—" PLANE PILOTS MUST LICENSE Federal Licenses of Pilots Required by Railroad Board Minot, N. D., Aug. 3.—)—Op- erators of commercial air lines in North Dakota will be required to obtain from the state railroad com- mission a certificate of public con- venience and necessity, and, in ad- dition, federal licenses of the pilots must be filed with the board, Presi- dent Fay Harding said in Minot to- day. The members of the board have been giving consideration to the powers which present laws give them to regulate the oneration of commercial air lines, and when ap- plications are filed the board intenas to conduct hearings to obtain as much information as possible, which will enable them to propose new legislation to the state legislature next winter. “It is not the intention of the board to attempt to burden newly opened air lines with a lot of regulations, except to see that the ublic is safeguarded,” President larding said. The railroad board chairman an- ticipates that considerable new legis- lation governing the operation of air lines will be proposed at the next session of the legislature. The .43c .. 2le 18c . 18¢ per Ib. .. . » per Ib. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE requirement that each air line obtain FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1928 kota association. Tomorrow : 1ornin, ' + to be mad an- a Sais ea one. Ly A Mince Pub! city ta Brovide '& TR AIN ROBBER Bismarck Barbers to beoneetilags ld ‘and P.G. Her- ] cessity from the board is for the akfast, and a golf tourne: i ingtor ittee! j= Protection of the compan! follow. A brief business session to- Picnic at Lake Isabel eee conmiieea to tabs exve as one air line is givin, service over a prescril route, an- other concern will not be permitted to operate planes on the same itin- erary. extended by Mayor A. J. H. Bri STATE EDITORS | iris els a TURN T0 PLAY Oy Mark Forkner of Lang-jlanta federal prison and fined don presented a report to the con-} $10,000, after his motion for a new vention, and there were brief re-| trial hi marks by President Taylor. Presi. ai eee: ed W. 0. Dance tonight at the Dome. dent Taylor . Oo les of ble of Gi Harry Fletcher and his band. Towner, Fred Rol nville, nd L. George of Hillsboro as mem- FORKS MAN IS DEAD Grand Forks, N. D., Aug 3—@ bers of the resolutions committee, Funeral services for C. W. Hintie, Carnival dance and special vaudeville Saturday night at|62, one of the oldest in point of serv- ice of Great Northern railwa: junda: morrow afternoon will conclude the convention. The convention was called to or- der this forenoon by President Wal- ter Taylor of La Moure. Invocation was said by the Rev. edy, and Pes hicago, Aug. 3.—) —Charles a welcome on behalf of the cit Cc (“Limpy”) Cleaver, ringleader of the band of robbers that held up a Grand Trunk train at Evergreen k last February, obtaining $133,000, toda: Was sentenced by Judge James cA Wilkerson to serve 25 years in At- Minot, N. D., Aug. 3——Dis- posing of their business in a brief session this forenoon, membe: the North Dakota Press associatio holding their sei innual midsum: mer meeting in Minot, this afternoon enjoyed a program of entertainment arranged by local publishers and the Association of Commerce. A va ta the big lignite strip mine of the Truax Traer company of Mi- not, south of Velva, was made this afternoon. Before departing for the mine in automobiles the visitors watched a program of chariot and horse running races at the northwest state fair grounds. Returning to Minot late today, the editors will be guest: a baneet | provided by the Greater North D: bid Dome. Your last chance rae eae luctors, wil Cn ee eeet eae | sresrenins MMe Hintie ead Saree his band. Wausau, Wis. and came to Grand Forks in 1888. From then, until the time of his death this morning. he was connected with the Great Northern. Dance tonight at the Dome. Harry Fletcher and his band Dance tonight at the Dome. Harry Fletcher and his band. FOR SALE — Waste r ress or baler. Phone 267. 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Pearson, chairman of the committee in charge, said today. Eighteen barbers from six city shops are families to t! GETS.25 YEARS), tess as inted committees to take care of < irrangements for the planned picnic. 4 Barbers in the group are from the Erbe, Harrington, Annex, Grand Pa- cific, Broadway, and Knott shops. Other shops in the city may join the group before Aug. 19, Pearson said, icnic at planning to take their lake near Dawson on that day. FOR SALE: = la is set at tit f roa the pheneny Wednesda “at 7 rd Pl Waste paper press or baler. 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