The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1928, Page 12

NAME WGRAW IAND HORNSBY IN RACE TIP PROBE Turf Association Investigation Connects Jockey With Calls Chicago, Sept. 14.—(AP)—A tele- phone ag ere ’s bill to Jockey C. E. Allen for long distance calls, includ- ing calls to Rogers Hornsby, man- r of the Boston Braves, and John icGraw, manager of the New York Giants, vtoday precipitated a ‘“‘race- tipping” investigation by the Illinois Turf association. A facsimile of the telephone com- pany’s letter to Allen brought the names of Hornsby and McGraw into tho matter. The letter, addressed to Allen at the Arlington Park race track, requested that he make pay- ment of $550.07 “for telephone serv- ice furnished your wife, Catherine E. Allen, over telephone Lincoln 5313,” in a fashionable north side apart- ment hotel. “Practically all of this bill,” the letter said, “is for toll calls made to various cities throughout the country during the months of June and July of this yar calling, among others, ers Hornsby and John McGraw.” Hen, asked about it, said he was not married and that he had never lived at the hotel where the calls were made. Clerks at the hotel said 2 Mr. and Mrs. C. Allen had resided there during July and August, but that there was no resemblance be- a “C. Allen” and Jockey Allen. ear Hornsby was sued for so2t00 yy a bookmaker who claimed Hornsby owed that sum in connec- tion with race track deals. Hornsby, star second baseman and one of the leading hitters of baseball records, went to Boston from the New York Giants. McGraw at pres- ent’ is in the thick of a fight for the National league pennant, the Giants being only a game and a half out of it place. McGRAW, HORNSBY DENY KNOWLEDGE Boston, Sept. 14.— () — Rogers Hornsby, manager of the Boston Braves, and John McGraw, managet of the New York Giants, both de- nied today that they knew C. E. Allen, Chicago jockey, whose name was linked with theirs in a race PR ce gre jon. ————— it How They Stand AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ww LsPet. ee Bisiem Indiana: Milwaukee 3; Minneapolis 1. indianapolis 6; Columbus 2. st. Paul 8; Kansas City 1. Qnly games Copia Minneapolis at ge ed City. St. Paul at Milwaukee. , Columbus at Indianapolis. Louisville at Toledo, AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww L Results Thursday St. Louis 6; Chicago 4. Only game scheduled. Games Today Chicago at St. Louis. Only game scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Ww L TRACY ROBBER 10; Philadelphia 0. New York 12, 7; Boston 2, 6. Only gas ae St. emia’ at Philadelphia, New York at Boston. Two games. "Only ene echetuied. scheduled. AMELIA FOOLS im ition by the Illinois : wide ieSuct or TPATHER PLRADS ss ae let Here is the first picture of Mrs. th Lucille Mussey Allison, former |*he Fears for Safety of Son as - Chicago, Sept. 14—(AP)—A po- lice hunt for a kidne boy, con- — : y R ducted against the wishes and en-| Garske, N. D., Sept. 14—()—C. : M «i rae of the boy’s father, was on! Wy. Nielson, cashier of the Bank of lay. tenant McGrath told AS POLICE SREK |i" *.s ater =<" BANK ROBBI ROBBERS ESCAPE POSSE Kidnapers Threaten to | Garsikce Banker, Shot by Ban- a ad dits, in Serious Condition » aE at Hospital KIDNAPED BOY I know you are.my friends,” Garske, although still’ ina serious Frank Ranieri, the father, told eit Reig) Lote ae a ay 3 : aa ‘a wounds he’ rece “but friends often may do more frustrated an attempt apt of a bandit to harm than ie, 1 wish |, you would rob the bank's vault, early Th day me handle this alone.” morning. But police, Nee their search for! Posses led by Sheriff E. F. Rou- 10-year-old Billy Ranieri well under | tier unsuccessfully searched the fated on pushing their inves- highways in this section in the hunt way, tigation. for the bandit and’ his companion “You may be able to arrange for | who had awaited him outside the safe return of tags son,” Lieu- | bank in an automobile. Ranieri, “but | The two men had appeared when stenegraphet, « wite) (intieriiad te there are other fathers and other | Nielson arrived to open the bank. estate of James A. Allison, Indian: polis millionaire, when the 1 died five days after their marr! a few weeks ago. On the day ‘of the funeral, Allison’s first wife— Mrs. Sara Wilson Allison, who was divorced from him a month previ- ously after 20 years of marriage— filed suit against his second wife for $2,000,000, charging alienation | nie of affections. Allison's fortune was it The kidnapers’ telephoned threat, | only one direction, is destined estimated as high as $6,000,000. “We'll kill your boy if you send po-|of great help in wireless and X-ra; lice after us,” was the warning that | experiments. 4 ‘boys, and if we stand idly by it will | One followed him inside be an admission that kidnaping is a crime that men can commit without danger.” to repulse the ti he was shot Ranieri replied: “I must do what , through the abdomen. ee best for the safety of my oe lice asked him for a picture of | London, Sept. 14—A new = . Z the lad, kidnaped a week ago. Ra-.|metal, said to control the fi ¥ F Z | a ELECTRICITY. ri would give them none. electricity, allowii ABSENTEES ARE URGED TO VOTE No Applications for Ballots Have Yet Been Made, Isaminger Says If early indic mean anything, but few absent jot votes will be cast in the 1928 general election in Burleigh county. According to City Auditor A. C. Isamigner, he has not yet had a i pplication for the absent allot, and although the voter about six weeks to go be- general election, he is, ni to do | said, must secure | offi which will be mailed to him on request. It is necesasry then for the absent voter to fill out the blank Th lot must be mailed to the Burleigh county auditor for him to remail to the precinct in which the absent voter resided, in time for it to be in the hands of the election board on the morning of oie gen- eral election on November 6. CRASH VICTIM IS IN HOSPITAL Pelican Rapids, in a local hospital today ig from severe head cuts sulting when a car in which he and 55] 2 companion were riding crashed into a water tank near Soo Line depot at Broadway avenue and perenie street about 1:40 a. m. to- Hosternan’s condition is not ser- ious, according to Police Chief C. J. Ma son. Hosternan’s companion, Ike Swan- son, New York Mills, Minn., is being held by ee olice chief on a chars of recl riving. He epee to be arraigned before Police Magis: trate John M. Belk today. Swanson said that bright lights from another car temporarily blind- ed him, and the car slid into the tank because the vane were wet | from falling rai coupe in which they were aig isa total » he said. Hosternan and Swanson pose by the Northern Power and ight company, Mobridge, S. GETS 20 ims Pipestone, Mini Herbert Spooner, Tracy, was sentenced to 20 years in ae, state penitentiary when he oa. Sullhy to third degree bank aces connection with the hold- up af sod banks, in district court .|robbing the Ruthton Farmers and "| Merchants State bank last week, and to 10 oats for holdup of the Holland State bank on August 15. The sen- tences are to run consecutively. aaa —_ waren DIET Perm of ship the National es those ty come before him for mest at Mines habitual drunkenness. 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