The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1928, Page 1

NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED 1873 - Hatchet Slayer Is Identified om ae AOL a Sea HORE THE BISMARCK TRIBUN BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1928 Ray Potter, Eugene Walla Indicted by Burleigh Grand Jury ‘Dapper Two-Gun Bandits FACE TRIAL IN DISTRICT COURT Potter Indicted on First Degree Charge of Murdering Oliver Webb Here WALLA HAS 47 COUNTS Six Other arck People In- dicted; No True Bills Re- . turned in 16 Cases Indictments against Ray Potter, on a charge of murder in the first degree in connection with the fatal shooting of Oliver Webb Oct. 27, and Eugene Merritt Walla, on charges of forgery, embezzlement, and grand larceny, were announced at noon today by the Burleigh coun- ty_grand jury. The indictments were included in a special report of the jury, details of which are not completely dis- closed yet, pending routine work in the Burleigh county district court. Both men are being held in the county jail, and it is expected that their trials will come before the De- cember term of district court which convenes Dec. 4. District Judge J. A. Coffey, Jamestown, will preside over the December term. Six others were made defendants in other indictments and no true bills were found in the investigation of 16 other cases, according to the report. Several indictments made by the jury have not yet been made public, pending the arrest of the indicted persons. : The grand jury, which has been in session 20 working days, has probably another day’s work, ac- cording to F. E. McCurdy, state’s attorney. Walla Faces 47 Counts Walla faces the forgery ckarge on 17 counts besides 15 counts each for embezzlement and grand larceny, it was announced. Other indictments returned fol- Emmons Sheriff Has Close Escape from Running Down Girl Mauston, Wis. Nov. 23.—(#)—To avoid hitting a little girl who had stepped directly in front of his ma- chine, A. H. Fischer, sheriff of Em- mons county, North Dakota, drove his automobile over the curb and across the sidewalk and shattered a large plate glass window in a local store Thursday afternoon. The girl wes struck by the fender of the sheriff's car was uninjured. , The sheriff was returning from Benton Harbor, Mich., with a pris- oner who had stolen the car which the sheriff was driving back to Hazelton, N. D. The sheriff and prisoner were un- injured but the car was badly dam- aged. HOOVER PLANS ADDRESSES AS CORINTO NEARS Four Presidents of Central American Republics to Greet Traveler U. S. S. Maryland, en Route to Amapala, Honduras, Nov. 23.—(#)— With the Maryland steadily drawing nearer to her first port of call on Herbert Hoover’s good-will tour, the president-elect today was devoting himself to a study of conditions in Latin America. _ He was also sketch- ing out the various. addresses that he plans to make. The Maryland was running into choppier seas than it had encoun- tered earlier on the trip south from San Pedro, Calif. Mr. Hoover ap- peared to enjoy the changed con- ditions, as he is a good sailor and has been through storms in many seas. Mrs. Hoover is also accustomed to the sea, and seemed ,to enjoy the Nines equally with the president- Nervous Desperadoes Flourish Pair of Revolvers in Cash- iers’ Faces Overlook Currency and Silver on Cage Counters in Hurry to Escape (Special to The Tribune) Hague, N. D., Nov. 23.—Two-gun desperadoes are again roaming the west. Two young, dapper, nervous un- masked bandits late yesterday after- noon robbed the Hague State Bank of Hague, Emmons county, and escaped with approximately $1,100 in cur- rency. An intensive search last night and today of the route that they are be- lieved to have followed in making their getaway revealed only bare clues, Gus Bossert, deputy sheriff of Emmons county, said. Entering the front door of the bank about 4:30 p.m., the bandits flourished two revolvers apiece and commanded J. J. Jaeger, cashier, and Miss Ruth Roy, assistant ca put up their hands. Ordering Jaeger and Miss Roy into the vault, they demanded keys to the vault lockboxes. Miss Roy, under the menace of the revolvers, opened her pocketbook, in which she had a large amount of money, and secured a key to the lockboxes. Ignore Pocket Money Ignoring Miss Roy’s money in the pocketbook, they hurriedly raided the lockboxes and shelves of the vault of all the currency in sight. Backing out of the vault, they closed the door but did not turn tumblers. In their hurry to escape they over- looked silver, currency and bonds lying on the cage counters. Leaving the back door of the bank, they entered an automobile which they had parked in the rear of the building and speeded east out of town. Quitting the vault two minutes after the door had been closed, Jaeger and Miss Roy spread the alarm. Seen at Zeeland Attacked by Omaha Ax-Man After a series of sensational murders in Omaha, rivaling the crimes of Frank Carter, the “Sniper” of several yearg ago, a crazed ax-man invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stribling. Enterin; which had been left unlocked, a hatchet and, after Mrs. Striblin by a back door the fiend crushed Stribling’s skull with ig pleaded for herself and her baby, forced her to accompany him to an’ isolated swamp where he kept her until morning. The Striblings are pictured above, his’ fractured skull. W. E. Purcell, Former Stribling may live, despite George Brown, Dickinson; Succeeds Late John Lee Veteran Stark County Sheriff Named Warden of State Penitentiary Resident of North Dakota for 25 Years, Brown Has 16 Years Experience George J. Brown, Dickinson, was appointed warden of the state peni- tentiary by the board of administra- tion here this afternoon. He will complete th: unexpired term of the late warden, John J. Lee, who died last Monday. Lee’s term expires July 1, 1929. Three candidates were considered for the office, according to R. B. Murphy, chairman of the board. Brown, who has been a resident of the state for more than 25 years, has served four elective terms as sheriff of Stark county, according to information from the board. He has also served four terms as/| deputy sheriff in the same county, giving him an experience of 16 years in police work. Prior to his sheriff terms, the Dickinson man was man- ager of a large tract of farm land near Dickinson. Brown is about 50 years old, and is married. He has three children. The new warden, according to members of the board, was the out- standing candidate considering ex- perience and general qualifications necessary in a man for the post. The board voted unanimously in favor of Brown. BISMARCK WILL DRESS STREETS U. S. Senator, ls Dead Be Strung on 11 Block Intersections FOR CHRISTIAS; Electric Light Streamers to; ——————— Lady Bandit Beater | | Bars Paper Heroics | > Chicago, Nov. 23.—(P)—Mrs. C. H. Simmons insists that if the newspapers prin: anything about her ruckus with andit last night that they do so ithout any frills or heroics.” “Did I strike him?” the gray- haired woman said. “Well, what woman wouldn't, with her husband in danger?” The doorbell rang and her hus- band, a mortgage broker, answered. Mrs. Simmous heard a scuffle and went to investigate. “A young man with a handkerchief over part of his face stood there, pointing a pistol at my husband. He struck Mr. Simmons over the head with the handle of the gun. I grabbed it from him. Did I strike him? Well, who wouldn't? —_ Be- tween us, we gave that young man a thrashing. “The handkerchief came off his face, and he ran as fast as he could. I suppose he was glad to get away. “But remember,” Mrs. Simmons cautioned, “no heroics in the news- papers.” FARM RELIEF IS PARAMOUNT AT SHORT SESSION Tariff Revision, Extra Con- gress, Mustle Shoals Face Legislators Washington, Nov. 23.—()—Leg- islative monuments, in the form of laws, were erected at the first ses- sion of the seventieth congress to flood control and tax reduction but farm relief awaits the opening of the approaching short session with the confidence of an unconquered veteran. When it takes its place as a prob- lem still unsolved, it probably will bring with it two others seeking so- PINES ABH AGNES! The Weather ir tonight and Saturday. Bele teria colder tonight. PRICE FIVE CEN'D MRS. STRIBLING IDENTIFIES MAN AS AX MADMAT ‘That’s the Man, Hysteric Victim Cries, Deputy Sherif: States NEGRO FORMER CONVI! Rushed to State Penitent Man Refuses to Talk With- out Attorney Omaha, N Nov. 23.—(AP) negro who was & witness in prosecution of a Bur- lington railway speci agent here a few weeks ago, was posi- tively identified as Omahi hatchet slayer by Mrs. Hai Stribling, the negro’s fifth vi tim, ata local hospital here shortly after noon, police an- nounced. Bird was rushed to the penitentiary at Lincoln there at 2 p. m. toda: fused to talk, saying only he wanted an attorney and men- tioned “Shotwell.” A. V, Shot- well, local attorney, ited in the hepediae! of Conrad Barth, Burlington —_ railroad special agent, charged with responsibi- lity of the death of Gordon Grigor, Cleveland youth, under the wheels of a freight train at Ashland, Neb., two months Bird the state’s star ness in the case and has been in Omaha since the death of Gri- gor. It was said at the hospital that Mrs, Stribling itively identified Bird, but police for a while refused to say that Bird was the hatchet slayer. The negro was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Flannagat Taylor and Dunn, Omaha, 10:30 a, m. today. He was in bed in a soning house. Taken to the hospital he was ushered into Mrs. Stribling'’s room, Dunn said Mrs. Stribling look- ed at him and said: “That's the man. Then she became _hysteri Bird was immediately placed an automobile and taken to the Lincoln prison. _ Bird is a former convict ha ing served terms in the Utah po . 2 i n . 0 penitentiary for burgiary and Claude Seay TSE ie weather ‘became. warn’|: Felephoneealiy toweeoned brought | Prominemt. North. Rakotah Dies * Smith Backer Pays Biomarck’s streets will be decor-| ZtiO™, tariff revision and the ques-| rape, officers said. i in liquor ti ho -ahip sole h ical | Word that the bandits had been seen t Wah: | Smit acker rays | marc! fs is tion of an extra session. _ At the hospital, Mrs, E. C. marek larcen; thea tte wed sei Hebei passing through there a few minutes of Heart Disease at Wah- iP t Pushii Bet | sted during the Christmas holidays! Herbert Hoover, president-elect,| Henry, who was in the roori E. Erickson, Bismarck, operating a White Goittrnis: aon isoat| baforer inva AUIS ‘Checkeler Godan, peton Home ,* Canut Pushing Bet ii, keeping with the season. has, promised an extra session to| with Mrs. Stribling when Bird motor vehicle while intoxicated; al party also put on| with & Minnesota license turned up- ——— a Harli Tex., Nov. 23.—(AP). This announcement was made by monte earmiveliel ponte ae ae ble iid wot. identity hin a sndinnlateining H Te mie sage fer Loa vern ciate ree Anas °s igus were also seen at) William E. Purcell, former United | if Willams, wha was'a Smith want P° Goddard, secretary of the As-|short session and Representative “Mrs, Stribling has been nerv- ac a second offense; Johnnie May| double-breasted coat wth white| At Greenway, S. he fleeing | States senator from North Dakota | ang backed his political convictions,|#eciation of Commerce, today after |Tilson, of Connecticut, Republican| ous and excited from viewing Perkins, Bismarck, immorality in| shocs and trousers. Mrs, Hoover | auto, was seen, but this time the car | 824, ®_ prominent member of the! finished paying through the nos¢|a group of the city’s business men |leader of the house, suggested at| suspects,” she said. the first degree; and Harold R.| wore a light tropical dress. She {carried an Iowa license number. lie a ero aca atari prer ety veneriay seenperenoted| « Peanut had met at the association rooms at Eee White House pen raay tat A"! Omaha, Neb., Nov (P)—Vi No true bills were found by the| at nes neers me, nitting, and | heading : case. He was 72 years old. away. Terms of the bet called for| matter. Muscle Shoals Again hatchet slayer), nolo ey inzy in the investigation of winor| They ete eeeame 08 An imprO- | ERM are described as being well-| ,,,%, Purcell was stricken about) Williams to roll a goober the 11) The group decided to sponsor a| There were other signs yesterday, pete ander apne eee allegetions against the following:|\ ‘Meets mene’ P dressed young men, between 19 and | {9 Weeks ago, but was well enough) miles with his nose in 11 days. Heldrive for about $900 for the pur-|as unmistakable as the signs of| oF nome acrt, of Dae 1-100 ‘Taxi company, Bismarck: Mests Pour Presidents 25 years old, wearing gray and black | ‘° be UP and about his home today.| finished in nine and one half days|chasing of electric light fixtures to|spring, that congress is almost at| Would put the killer in their ha state board of administration; Otte] oni ee! Capital in Central America| over 4 mndit, was about | 4.,8¢end attack, however, suffered to the welcoming air of a brass band.|decorate intersections-on at least 11|hand.” Muscle Shoals, an orphan for | OF give them something to work g 3 ly ,{ overcoats. One bandit was about ii th with- , s ii i The same patrol that has cove! Nassif, Bismarck; Edward G. Pat-|he will be greeted by the presidents |5 feet 4 inches tall, the other about | {tis morning, resulted in death wi PITS tp oe ocr ala Vola RE ASA gin aol erreur |e ce A : 4 . . ; % ‘: ticipati haps, of ti the city since Sunday, when the rm SHeteay pata Gabel its] of all fone sepablics on nee he |5 (Raa eae ine soe in the} Purcell had been a president ani MILB ANK B ANK at, tthe snecting, Goddard sai ne it will find. eG Mee men DeeaD work, yas on ey offman, form-| will - rom Sunday to Tuesday. iy ts i et Ff i i o H suspects and pictures shot sly of Biamarck but now of Washo] Rt" Amana Honduras” anit te | iey ofthe bank by Short ow: | prominent iorey of Wahpeton for Tels planned to install strings of A, dslegation of southerners, ourn; lip. abel, ismarck ; = igi i 4 i i iagon-|headed by Representative Almon, of | 0 Mrs. G. Arnold Stribling, wi i sert elicited the information that i red, white, and green lights diagon : . land. Rhoades, "Wing; Bill - Bluc,| Sangey ihe choy chcudives nf thon | the men had roamed about the, sg | attention solely to professional and LOSES $12 (DQ) jst ceress he interaction. the) Alabama, called ‘on President Coie | wih ber, hushand were the last y 5 ‘ 4 ; if business interests, but for years had 4 ; id, id’ gai Fl q tims of the slayer and the only t Wing; Adam Silbernagel, Wing;| two countries. for several hours, evidently waiting |taken an active part in public af- re ey volte of” mene pes eash barter ‘bill which Lee to survive his blows, have failed Homer Taylor, Bismarck; Fred D.! On Monday Mr. Hoover will be| until the bank was clear of cus-| faire iets fo avery. interanction vides for the leasing of the property | be identified. This included the pij Riley, Bismarck; Johnnie May Perk-| greeted at Corinto, Nicaragua, by | tomers. He was a staunch adherent to the | Four Unmasked Bandits, Us- i iereocti ions on Main and Broad-|for 0 years to the American Cyana-| ture of a Chicago axman. te richegenel seve ondiaekee, President Di pcerldgat sleet mae: This eee he asd Democratic party and te a jag Ahatve tas E way avenues between Second and|mid company. Pea Gee tier wy ismarck; Eric Espedal, Menoken;|cada, and former President a= r the state anization up until the| ing Abusive Language, Es- t ‘ crushed by the killer’s » Wi and Ray Sorenson, Howard Curtis, RTS will remain there during | been seen in Strasburg the day be- me oe (ah eel ry Me was acne. ” Sixth streets and the one at Fourth| The Kellogg peace pact comes up a pas FR 5 reported slightly improved Albert Quick, and Ralph Quick, ali|the day, and an elaborate reception | fore, loitering in the vicinity of the| este to the national eoncontion at cape in Cadillac street and Thayer avenue will be Soran Seaton a8 Gey ies night, but phesicians fone ee ae aig, Ne has bee planned in his honor by the | Strasburg State Danks ac. |Ealtinore in 1018 and also tthe - sera fo Giga nt Ce eet Shuttle lt | iter be may be iaane, asthe rn el ied Oct. 28 2 he ‘ot andits were nervous,” ac- | ¢, “4 i inated G: " 2: f aes ig i font a of four distinct fractures o! That Oliver Webb’ came to his mivernmnen oF ue ie ee oe cording to Jaeger. “They did not euuveniion, Which) nominated Pen Milbank, S. D., Nov. 23—(?) The committee placed in charge of | ject material caution is being exer- Four asked bai nte: earls F ‘ ‘ r death early on the morning of Oct.| serving order, supervising an elec-| Seem to be sure of themselves. Why For two years he served as a! the pay a Garshante Ang solicitation of funds is made up of |cised lest they get in one another's A i Fo 7 il ‘} : 4 . P. Logan, J. C.|way. Chairman Borah and Hale of 28 “from gunshot wounds apparent-| tion, and training a national guard. | they failed to take Miss Roy’s money | mem Democratic nationa| tional Ban Milbank, only |Otto Bowman, R. i ; ly from a gun discharged by one Ray Hellen Diaz wll be Hiern by | and the silver and currency lying on pasate ot me bank in ne mit at 10:45 ak Oberg, 6. Ns oa one Bonham, Feat: pa enone mul Potter” 'etwcen 11:30 p. m. and! General Moncada on January 1, after | the counters I don’t know, for they Held Many Offices today, and after locking eight |Burt Finney, W. 2 a Ye se | pa coalitions: hades tall ree: midnight, Saiurday, Oct. 27, is the! which it is expected that the ma-| Noticed the money.” He has held a number of offices! cmployes and three patrons in |S!™pson, F. A. Copeland, and M. W. making. ex-convict that the warden co! decision reached by a coroner’s in-|rines will be gradually withdrawn,|, A. complete check of the bank’s of public trust. He served as state’s| the vault escaped with approxi- Frederickson. sw ” No Conflict Seen think of who might be the kil quest held the Monday following! although both liberal and conserva-| funds had not been completed at| attorney for Richland county and mately $12,000, eucominitce MadeeNp.0f Se We) 4 Nee d ._|Mrs. Stribling, however, said he r Webb's death. tive leaders have expressed a wish ;"00n toda, as United States attorney, to which The men, believed to have |Corwin, Fred Peterson, and L. H. | Alterwards | cruiser Bill ead ei, | not the man. | weet arreted fied (ey of to the United States government ere office he was appointed by, eae been aided by two or three ad- Zistmond <The, sppsiied make age testy Haul cat Be ed eee an selecsany By el 1, ane is n n it i} ‘iss i! 5, ) ane itic " " 3 ‘ een put on 12-hours-a-day s! Yl the city and then the county jail iat ie fone sents hence. pervine tne MENDEZ HOPS Pree tet set ral: 1889, when Sian) besdlia an ihe pusi, of the light fixtures. The lights}Borah said that he saw no reason y sine. 4 Interested in Canal : Efforts to have Fred Jansonius, he became a member of the state/ 32 and 35 years old. From the |Which will be purchased will be why they, should. | The cruiser billl fa ‘ight were being checked og ral pre ' General Chamorro was president district judge, fix bonds for Potter! at the time of the signing of the failed shortly arer the inquest. Bryan-Chamorro treaty, by which skull. Warden Fenton of the Nebras! penitentiary sent Omaha police picture of a negro released fro prison two years ago. He is the c F last night were being checked a} constitutional convention, He was| moment the four tellers were |®Vailable for use A Bay Goddard PVA nabaed Woe tee Hale investigated. “No lead or clue also a member of the jean Somantits gure by guns by a many xen Resded in the aavare, 3 by|taken up immediately pong pitas being dete unturned,” said Chi + 4 tee that apportioned the inde! = indits until the time of their ee ae, ty szanowski. i fansonius sald the case would not| the United States for $8,000,000 ac- ness of the territory between North| departure, the desperadoes used |Dee. 5 is planned. piilon of Boulder Canyon dam, which ee plore: the district court bd quired an option on a canal route after je proceedings were complet- ie i ed in justice court, and that he would| ‘trough Nicarugua and on naval| First Leg of 4,600 Mile Flight sida EE has the right of way, having already] , and South Dakota. abusive language. . KANSAS MAN MEETS bi the Atlantic and, Pacifi Dae apa net ail ho Wad tec | kgaring CMSA anak Te STOCKS Ni AGE perbeleadr Gt the Heh tee the wRaneas City, Nove 2c (2) —F . . rs ases on e antic an ‘acific senator, an iter stil ie Was ap- aring 01 ako ense y » re he setlen cle tentinaeny, Rage Bas coasts, Mr. Hoover is much inter-| to Bogota Begins from New pointed by Governor John Burke as Canyon dam bill, Senator Johnson, plates, was parked at the rear ; relia gripped the farming communiti hether or not Potter would be re-| ested in the canal rights, as well as York Cit a United States senator to fill a va-| door. . epublica | ha ee ey ze about Wolcott and Lansing, Kai “ whe' (C ence ne e Te-lin building up the country and im- a y cancy caused by the resignation of Before departing, the men W sion. He is recovering from an at-| "8! here, today, following reporj me op spogertno) proving its relations with the United Fountain L. Thompson. He repre-| herded the employes and _pa- tack of influenza, ‘The measure may |‘H#t_& man resembling the Omalf States. Rockaway Naval Air Station, N.| sented this state in the upper-house| trons, among them Miss Faye pees be laid aside while keeping its pref-|®X, murderer had been seen in ti Mr. Hoover feels that he must/¥., Nov, 23.—(AP)—Lieut. of congress for about 14 mofths.| Grice, teller, into the vault complete his tour early in January | jamin Mendez, chief He was defeated for U. S. senator, failed to lock the door. They | Blocks of 10,000 to 40,000 in order to have time to dispose of | public of Colombii fe Kk | in 1914, ‘ " _ Fushed out through the rear door i a multitude of questions concerning | off at 7:35 this m ing Mr. Purcell was born in Fleming-|° and piled into the automobile. Shares Change Hands at his forthcoming administration and sonville, Fla., on the first leg of aj ton, N. J., August 3, 1856, the tenth An alarm was spread tu all cing Pri on the lookout for the young mi] in preparation of his inaugural ad-| 4,600 mile flight to Bogota, his na-| of leven claen. see parents tory and » ae s acon hon! Advancing Prices ress, tive capital. ‘ were ives of Ireland. The voyage apparently has bene- weat! conditi were Responsible as Youth aiding in the hunt for the ban- lew York, Nov. 23.—(AP)—The ._ {early this week, and whose activi fited Mr’ Hoover. He seems to be Pk for wis'1,040 mile flight to| Purcell attended the public schools| dits. The bandit car headed to- Peat Se ci Ds on|_ It ile busy night for the Bis-| held that city in terror for seven rested by it and more and more is | Florida. of his native town and when a voy| Wards Nassau, in the direction | another wild rampage at the opening mycok ue sem tment. showing « carefree, happy mien to| A small group of Colombians,|was compelled to provide for his ote twin citi¢s. of today’s et, blocks of 10,000] | 40 3 airediay, one at 7 p. m. those about him. Those close to him | navy officers and army officers and| own suppert, ‘He attended night’ tent ree airplanes, bd from Wa- | to 40,000 shares of stock changing and gute it 10:20 p. m., brought say he is enjoying the complete thelt wives trom Mitchel field were| school, thus supplementing the edu-| fertown end two from Brook- hands at sharply advancing prices|' The first fi ae i Pelaxation that is possible on ship-| present when Mendes drove his big|cation which he had previously ac-| ings, s! ety after noon were | despite the record breaking increase irst fire started in a barn board after his long months of cam- Bartiss seaplane across the water|quired. He took up the study of cipetiingt thee, te fe aid in | in brokers loans announced after the}owned b M. Danrot, located be. i i i icinity. Men guarded their homil erential status, until he puts in an|‘< at i appearance. with dogs and guns throughout »| night. 4 5 e Police he: vi dered to |] Bismarck Fire Lads —_|on 3 lea x or h ng at who is Have Busy Thursday | three hatchet ward’ gps Thanksgiving Feature The Bismarck Tribune Satur- day presents the first of a se- ries of five Thanksgiving <r stories by Bruce Catton, NEA Service Writer, setting forth the things which an American of 1928 has to be thankful for. These stories provide an un- usual history of the United States from a ‘Thankegiving angle. They are well w. reading. * Saturday's story~ shows the great increase in the prosperit; of the workingman. The Was 99 a A ‘oger Williams, Missouri Paci station agent at Cochrane June’ near Leavenworth, Kan., was only man who-met the negro face-t illiams reported he took/} strain. id into the air. law in Februa: , i} f yesterday's session. Sale|tween Fifth and Sixth streets be-/hatchet away from the neg wedi plane ehristened the Ricaurte, ntitted to the bar of New J An automobile Hearing North ae New. York Stock Exchange|hind the Jack Lyons restaurant.| Wednesday night. ter tl i aha e famous Colombian Patriot,|He practiced in that state for a| Dakota license plates, believed membership was arranged today at|Fire had gained great headway be-] Williams said the mulatto, wil ] was loadcd with 275 gallons of gi nd. then to Wahpeton,| {o be carrying the bandits who | the unprecedented price of $550,000,|fore the department was called, and| had just left a train at the stat WATFORD CITY With ‘Mencer, as te tschanie mer te at Gace opened a law office, the or ‘$260,000 above the ear’s low. |though it was ex! ished shortly | entered and asked if he John Todhtnter, rican invested heavily in land tional Wright Aeronauti:al was again|after the arrival of the firemen, the| warm. Shortly afterward, he sal story points out the im, From ‘Tackeonville lez’s Ley and parental’ directed Kk, this the 5] ight Aero leader, quickly soar- | buildi: was almost totally de-|he saw the man holding a . ment in labor conditions during hop will take him jj @xtensive farming interests. He ing rity a share to a new high rec-|stro Worth of the barn has not - split kindling with in: Co a] the past century; the third tells arnt Cuba. Other: stops s:.also vice president of the ft ish at hi i how women and children were AMS their ‘listance: spart and $287. Curtiss ran up. 67-00 been estimated. The cause is un- are Puerto! Peoples Bank and of the First Na- Victor Talking | known. Watford City, N. D., Nov. 23,—| Barrios, Guatemala, 700 miles; Col-| tional Bank of Hankinson. (AP)—County Jude E. Eide .of| on, Panama 1,000 miles, and then the} He was married April 3, 1889, to McKenzie county died suddenly at/ final 1,300 mile flight to Bogota. Miss Myra E. Stevens, Lake City, his home here ‘Wednesday following apeaprengrepece Minn, : ee of peseeel zs PROMINENT. MAN BEA, xan oh wefliiateel with the judge Eide was 5 rainerd, Minn., Nov, 28.—(P)—- its of Columbus. , Soenenenereinnerentres He had held the office of county) Lucius Wakely, 70, formerly eee eer NOISELESS PLANE SEEN Cleveland, Nov. Amelia judge fo: the last 14 years and was| general passenger agent of the Bur- KANSAS MAN NAMED New York, Nov. 23—(AP)—The|Earhart of the air is whole fellected at the recont election. © ilroad Omaha, and Denver, - 28.—(P)—C. E. Huff airplane seems to be injand fi free. “But you never can| K The board of county commission- of Salina, .» was elected presi-|sight. The Fairchild Aviation com-jtell; if I was sure of the man I ¥ rs ers is expected to name ‘a successor | of independence, of thé Farmers Educational|pany announces that a new maxim ht get married tomorrow,” she|23.—()—A ran suspected of being years." Burvivitg Seige Eide re Wa| Sire he tn the Mar.| auccveding GS. Barrgit of Georgie; cooler motor to ise, Experimenta ies sngated oe Basrtot haar er | ee cages of, Arvid Lundgren, Big . Survivi are s o cooler mi a hiss. Experiments| was muel was surrou! in re coe ee fox farm. Tesigned, * Fre! are being made with other sounds. ‘Boston. @ swamp by @ posse. i % 4 le baci the | enthlessly exploited in the coun- try’s supposed “golden age” of half a century ago; the fourth deals with the advance in bo se rg system, and the fi points to the gains b. mote in the field of health and mi 5 In presenting these stories to cur readers The Tribune is fur- educational features aswell s8 news features. . al thine, Mohawk Ci » Commer-| A faulty stove is believed to be Gial Credit and Commenciat Solvents |the cause of the second fire, which | poi all moved into new high ground on| was in the kitchen of the Sam King early gains of $5 a share, or more. », 223 Second street. AMELIA HUBBY HUNTING