The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1928, Page 3

‘TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1928 . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ' PAGE THREE YOUTH FUNERAL;Wisconsin Party Puzzle NEGRO KILIS4 | Plays Mary Dugan eared titra FARM GIRL IS i wo ‘ — ued vanity, county, in charge of 2 Kee S Leaders Hesitant itl at first to build a of the opinion that the young mer . Dp: case upon but his sister’s sworn de- and the girl fled toward the lowlands claration of innocence, the uthtul | of the Missouri river. Anton int 2 His methods? tion with the girl’s disappearance. 20, to Be Conducted-at St. dominately With Socialistic i were shot and killed today by a ‘ comedy, to divulge too much would| two alleged al Funeral services for Mike Schlos- Farm Relief Spoken of in : He Committed suicide while county and goes to the jury, a jury of which automobile accident followi ‘he negro shot his wife and an- —— ‘ : q with a shotgun. On his flight, the Mary’s cemstery. Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 9.—(#)— yj by. | H k ‘ advocate makes a brilliant fight to and Claude Pettit, said to live Services for Mike Schlosset,| Badgers Are Republicans Pre- eads Bankers Austin, Tex., Oct. 2—(AP) Police Mf | narereerom the electric chair.) at Oct, 9—(AP)--No_ trace] Lowa, are-the men’ sought in connec- " 7 Chief J. N. Littlepage, two negroes * The verdict has been found of the 14-year-old and a white carpenter, Joe Blum, There are pathos, tragedy and} Mountrail sands farm girl and her The 10th. is the last day of o Tinge lucters who disap- : ; Mary’s Church ; ' fabs uatied AWSERASC RI ten spoil the climax, a climax that does| Peared at White Earth Sunday night|diseount on Gas bills, — Bro * not come until just before the case e Bi hh : . : city authorities were scouring South| | . you, when you see the pla: ill be fas iilled late Saturday rieht in'en Terms of Protective Tariff ‘ . . pet | : a inéitber,” daadaly' | a ‘ ! “ H other ne; man. Littlepage went At Marys pone a te = ys eet sedee = ah after him adel was shot three times tomorrow. ‘ 3 BY BYRON PRICE . | negro killed Blum who was said to serie pobn Slag will read the) CAssociated Press Statt Writer) If} | have been srorking on a house near Schlosser was riding with two|Olq in the ways of political inde- < Soe companions Saturday night in an ef-|pendence, Wisconsin continues to Swedish Prince Will i keep her sister states interested and 1 . , —— Atl Gith whom MORAL” Gesraiet| peteande sire na year when n-| : Come to America for Melodrama of the ind that only Last Time Tonight ‘ iding. has ommonplace. i. nas, man with a feel o1 "athe coe turned over as he at- a pg vver before, Wisconsin : Marriage of Cousin in his blood can write is provided in tempted to turn a corner at the top Mlitics in 1928 is like s home-made —— 3 “The Trial of Mary Dugan, ee TENTH AVE os Balconer hil two miles south of , which i been areal : Gaeue es ibis Ln hale eae ee ee a eas elt? i; ‘ort Lincoln, at a great speed, year by year by many carpenters. § & austa’ x) of the ¥ . < ‘ Schlosser’ head was cruabod, At the moment Aether alteruatione Set BGO! yerines and pe: | est re J iplest Dain) days A thrilling romance of Telephone 332 402 Main Ave. Telephone 332 is t 5 rt- *way, tl i ir to the throne, will visi 5 * zenberger” and Joe. Fioasett, "who|themscltee Sects Reese reer a f | the United States next ‘month to| skill that went into the making of|M| New York's under. Always Busy. There’s a Reason ‘were injured slightly in the crash,| whether the house will be found on fn sae man at fhe marriage of a Mi een Be jay world. ble to ‘k today. ,. i it. iaraata rae is father’s cousin, Count Folke Ber- | a iller ige— i. s y are able BB ent ay. Sled 4 Meter Gt the chket Bankers from all over the qiation,| nadotte, to Miss Histelle Manville ot is br Hiantly reves aled i the newer Starring ae i i t te’s politi iladelphia for thej Pleasantville, N. Y. Together with |W 5: Legionnaires Shoot destin shows ths Soramy eae ert conteiien ar tke American| the groom and his ‘brother and sis- | hold theatre-goers emotionally taut Phyllis Haver Wednesday Special ci ————_— ice i |La Follette, to his father’s) Bapkers’ Association, chose Craig B.| ters, the prince will sail from Goth-| throughout its three vibrant, nerve- Wecgurtan Geld leadership, qunning for reeleelian ui Heeiwood, gears oe ees - cherie tesyel he tne, aoe nie: tir en and FRANKFURTERS (Milw i i = i i coming year. | we es Abit ads ee eas ee La their president for the rf will go in a strictly private capacity. been ale rom ae Ellas Pes Joseph Schildkraut i per Ib, San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 9.—()—|Nary-Haugen bill, and aying noth- - . ee eRe Toe re sal * Texas rangers raided a room in the|ing about Smith ‘ Floover; L&|sbove the average percentage of| Hit-and-Run Victim wil the witenroe ee wealthy aea Also KRAUT. New Crop, ‘St. Anthony hotel, headquarters of |FoHlette’s Democratic opponent }German and. Scandinavihn Luther- | to Be Buried H generous paramour. Damning cit- Comedy and Fable SAUERKRAUT — 5." guart the American legion convention, | withdrawing in his favor; his Re- ans, many of whom harbor a long | e bur ere} cimstantial evidence piles up. The Lea police have found her, bloodstained RES early this morning, closed a gam- |publican colleague, Senator Blaine, standing antagonism toward Cath- i bling, game in progress, required the refusing to support the Party's pres-| icism, I gadihe, body of Anton Hansen, 65,/ and incoherent, cowering over. the Tomorrow PORK STEAK—}<"";, 27c professional "gambling: “equipment | Republican’ Siaie ” seeomnttated| Wisconsin ix interested in imi a hitand-run autolt gear Staelin | Tenn (Ronin Rae eee om, the “A —<—— aound, and locked the room. As far|headed by a gubernatorial nominee |gration, by virtue of ther large for-| Meu will "he bested in meat by an expert oF Wats. TW itaeaseree nybody here seen as could be learned, no arrests were|who won over La Follette‘ opposi-/eign population, and her Germans) cimetery tomorrow afternoon, supposedly her frie etee'as to FAT ALASKA HERRING—'°,": $1 89 made. - * |tion, seeking to rallv the state’s tre-|and Scandinavians are being told by Norwegian Lutheran funeral serv-| the violence of her temper and the pail .... a Apparently the raid was directed |mendous Republican majority under |the Republicans that Governor| , Norepian Jautheran funeral serv: fact that she has openly quarreled against professional gamblers only, the Hoover banner; a Democratic !Smith’s immigration policies would parlors prior to burial, with the slain capitalist, Her char. as legionnaires engaging in friendly {committee doing what it can to pro. |favor southern Europe. Large cle- The funeral is being held in Bis-| acter is assailed, and then—the sen- dice games on the streets were not|mote the Republican spilt, and thus |ments in the state are interested in| marek because no word has been|sations begin. Mary’s brother makes molested. swing the state to Smith. Both|the St. Lawrence waterway, favored] received from deceased's divoreed | a dramatic entrance, himself an at- rs sae ERE, sides are predicting victory but both Py fase ii in baile ier wife, who resides at Byron, Minn.|torney, he takes over the case, the 7 i york. fention of waterpow: ‘ Kohler Will Run as _ {ere still hard at wor talking point by Smith. | Court Denies Plea Followed'La Follette — Wisconsin also is one state where | The Mller at peta of the |socialist vote has been a consider-, " Madison, Wis., Oct. 9.—(P\—Wal-|or jess at random: they wee bee Putt Maniinee ocean Night 8:30 ter J. Kohler will not have ‘to fight ventoried in part as follows: Wis-|Debs, polled 86,00) votes in the for his Republican nomination for|consin is a Republican state, which state. Four years ago the socialists . Kovernor pefore the state supreme| followed its favorite son, the elder |Cralrsed la Weletey lee the year this winter 1 the rea hat tribunal today denied | tq Follette, on his third ‘party ven- |tnc recy again has a nomince of its e ater etty Wee ot a eet at | ture four years ago and gave the |owne a tact which pact carries UNNY: land-6f Hara tt gts Dammnmus call-! Democratic nominee in that election |do not forget when they are figur- ’ i and‘of éksca iPiatomena- Attracts taty af ein ea d OMr. Kehler to but oe Cente ee el treat popates ing on the verdict of the electorate : fruit and flowers, son's First Road Attraction * PO 5 cor Lor ‘ol ei ii i vi e rary * rf ; . show cause why the latter's name ieeere, es salidee 311,644, Davie Ag eons four weeks from to. where living isajoy Entire New York Cast q should not be removed from the bal- lot, or to remove the name without | ©8115. —_—____— the whole year : Wisconsin is a wet state, which Ps ta nail i argument. two years ago endorsed 2.75 percent Casselton Woman Is " round. : ing strength al ri b te of two to one. O1 : : . a ? ways has been and Two-Thirds Quota [rime wchime om. oer] Dead at Age of 90) | coats gf stvaya wil be Received in Drive Auicarion Legot ae tie, cn] Casselton, N. D., Oct. 9.—(AP)— smooth beaches : the same. Youem- ; rp " ibition | Mrs. Emma Jane Spicer, 90 years Community chest quota has already ; in is th try’: ad. | 2! = service {remake ities- i . been deceived inspaatyiand mothe ene al cree ed peters en ness of several years. Death re- World cities—quiet retreats. Every sport Bases ’ ia dailyup cording to H. P. Goddard, secretary| jem often has been spoken of in ecuee yen oe is wee dan including. ~ CVETY day. the samedelightful results every bake- ie eal rpeenape orp’, an terms of a protective tariff for dairy | tonight, and the body will be sent to} Fetrwe728.1929, Om the way Grand Canyon National Park, : pone i : imme Pardeeville, Wis., for burial ber 22, and the Indian-detour Sebepidal nesseear vito complet) the Citizenship Varied Thaevi ing arehecinnaiecMes.| sloegete ee Mail Orders Now! day. Try Calumet Mr. Goddard. said the.was pleased|, Wisconsin has a citizenship em-/ C, W. J. Prydz of Casselton, amd two F. Tt Connett, ace, Agent Feit. to Harris & Woodmansee and find out what, | i o bracing a little more than the aver-| sons, Dr. C. E. S| jicer, Valley City, OTe ties cent, Ranta Fe R: 4 . bh 3 the hope that all diesen yest eet lage peree ntage of Caholics, and far| and N.C , Los Angeles. nrlicasaraag: taal ginte Bismarck, No. Dak. a big help it is. tess oa it their duty to subscribe donations Seat Sale Saturday f is fund, The quota is about Gallery . THE WORLD'S GREATEST i —____—_—_ : Dr. P. L. Owens, formerly of Phil- : " , EY adelphia, Pa., has arrived in Bis- . BAKI P WDER marck to become associated with a s a 4 ee clinic, it was an- 3 ; ; SALES 2') TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRANI) Dr, Owens is a specialist of ob- ; ; stetrics and children’s © . Mrs. Owens, who is also a physician, wil come to Bismarck tte ae eM ‘uture, : ., Dr. Rex Graber, who has been do- ing postgraduate work in Chicago ; : Sm - for the last year, will come to Bis- |. me. ; marck this month to become associ- . c : ated with Drs. Roan and Strauss. ona — ~~ * The First National Bank Bismarck Broadcasts BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA Speeches to Farmers oe : : THE PIONEER BANK Established 1879 Nearly half a century of cooperation with the Citizens uncement was made at the losal Stoo ene ' : e 9 ™ of Bismarck and:the Missouri Slope. - ree irom stati WEBI Chicage, Ri h M D /; Statement of condition in response to regular call of of salons iheluding TP," C an S i aN ing . Comptroller of Currency, October 3, 1928 Paul; WDAY, Fargo; and Bismarck. The speeches are under control of George |. Seek, chairman of the 9 2? Spur mre Smith independent organizations coe or¢ Poor Mans Slave? - “nd tame ee fy yy oe tell . 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But it also meant more : < s 813,198.06 vs ” let from the .22-caliber rifle pene- sso wholesome surroundings, a poverty, more sacrifice. = : chance foe happincte!— . Could she do it? Would such a : Then wealthyCarl Morton, struck by martiage really bring happiness? Were ‘ : Liabilities : her beauty, offeted to‘adopt’’her. She _ honest Jove and her own honor worth ‘ fi e 2 ieenld ave a lovely home, beautiful che contiained series She could still E Capital Stock .............. . +++ +8 100,000,00 toy hall Be eae iad come and tux Would aoe Be baer Eales # 1 Surplus, Undivided Profits and Reserves ... 289,868.89 ~ true. it slow! came i = H 7 & what this “adoption” meant.” She wae ine deer ET Ree: |) eel eee oh : rE Circulation ryeterb into ence ctees cared ht) 1 aan being “‘bought,” body and soul. Whar did Acne dof You cil west Deposits ........ 00. ce ccc ee cence seen ses 4,948,829.17 edie The hay Brags é ae $4,813,198,06 4 . . 9 ts and “appears complete in November 2 ie . : : EA reais wi C. B. LITTLE, President H. E. HANSON, Assistant Cashier. NOVEMBER. ‘ : E J. L. BELL, Vice President E. W. LEONARD, Assistant Cashier FRANK E. SHEPARD, Cashier B. F, LAWYER, ‘Ansistant Cathler rit tir nH i