The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1929, Page 14

t Nine Months Old, Six Days Over From England, Puppy Is a Sensation New York, Feb. 14—()—Laund ‘ayalty of ened Site jolie pup—who probal never snow what fun it is to be hitched to {i little boy’s sled—today enjoys the jroud distinction of having been fudged the best dog out of more than 2400 of all the breeds at the West- ninster Kennel club show in Madi- on Square Garden. Three thousand miles from “home, & puppy, and entirely among he trotted out of the show sompeting with four other aristocrats breeds. than a week ago, only three before the Westminster show ypened, Laund Loyalty of Bellhaven urived from England, having been durchased, after a sensational victory jm @ collie show two weeks ago, by Florence B. Ich for her kennel in Red Bank, N. J. { With Mike Kennedy, a kennel man he had known only six days { who had never shown him be- i hhrough his paces gravely and courte- “with all the dignity of an old dog, just nine months old, but once did he whine, or jump up, |! to lick anybody's face, or bark er dog, or wag his beautiful when he shouldn't. He championship. yalty of Bellhaven is now and today he begins at Red Bank, N. J., to lead champion. Laund Loy- aven is worth $3,000 and sale. From now on he will w dog. And he will live the life of a show dog in a kennel. Laund Loyalty of Bellhaven will be ly groomed, admirably housed, {regularly fed, and treated with the jzonsideration that is due a champion. And he'll never be burdened with the sheavy responsibility of having to wake ‘somebody up every morning by lick- jing his face. For he’s a champion. TMOUNTRAIL GIVING ATTENTION 10 SEED “Alfalfa and Sweet Clover Meet- ings to Obtain Special Price on Latter it a5 g8 te SwepE g ; schedule now is virtually com- for the alfalfa, sweet clover and j seed meetings that are being ar- “Fanged for over Mountrail county by the county agent. These meetings fre being made possible by the co- operation of the Northwest Develop- association and the Greater _\North Dakota association. Please give vcareful attention to the following ‘dates, and attend the one nearest you: Parshall, Feb. 22, 1 p.m.; Van Hook, 3 Gambling Houses Raided by Militia New Orleans, Feb. 14.—()—The state militia carly today invaded three gambling resorts near New Orleans in a renewal of gambling warfare. Nearly a half-hundred picked troopers in three squads leveled their guns on ‘he trio of gambling houses simultaneously, took the names of Patrons, questioned operators and | hauled away gambling paraphernalia to feed a bonfire. The raids were carried out shortly after midnight on Jack Shechan's Suburban Gardens and Tranchina’s night club in Jefferson parish and on the St. Bernard Country club in St. INSURANCE POLICY’ DEATH PROBE MADE we ith the championship after! Nebraska Farmer ‘Accidentally Shot’ Four Hours Before Policy Expired Greeley, Neb. Feb. 14.—(AP)—The death of a farmer four hours before his $20,000 insurance policy would have expired had resulted today in th~ arrest of his young tenant, bene- ficiary under the policy. When Fred Helser died Feb. 4, au- thorities accepted the story of his neighbor and tenant, A. W. Emery, phe Westminster show—the pup went jthat Hesler accidenially shot himself when the two were hunting. Later it was learned Helser and Emery each had taken out a $20,000 jife insurance policy two months be- fore, naming each other as bene- ficiary. Emery arranged for the Policies and paid the initial premium on both. Because of failure to keep up the Premiums, the policies were to expire at midnight, Feb. 4. Helser died at 8 o'clock that night. Emery had made no attempt to collect the $20,000 when arrested yesterday. He insist- ed that Helser was accidentally shot and that the policies were part of a plan of financing a partnership in the cattle feeding business. BDITORS MERTING: IN SOUTH DAKOTA Sioux Falls, 8. D., Feb. 14—(7)— Editors from all sections of the state met today for the mid-winter meet- ing of the South Dakota Press asso- ciation, Following registration of delegates, the convention was to get under way with an address by Erwin Funk, pres- ident of the National Editorial asso- ciation, on “Our Invisible Assets.” Three group discussions of various Phases of the printing and publish- ‘ ing business, also were planned. FORKS PIONEER DEAD Grand Forks, Feb. 14.—()}—Mrs. George B. Winship, wife of the found- er of the Grand Forks Herald, pioneer resident of Grand Forks, died at her home at San Diego, Calif. and | “The charm that best can | Against the advice of his counsel, SEDATE VALENTINES | " WHISPERED OF LOVE | | Earliest Lettre d'Amour Dated 1800; Ancestors Doted on Handmade Red Hearts — Chicago, Feb. 14. — (#) — Sedate stansas whispering guardedly of love | characterised the early American val- entines as shown in a collection |placed on view by the Chicago His- | torical society today. |. The earliest’ valentine shown is ‘dated 1800, but all before 1860 were jhandmade affairs, generally a red |heart with “a pretty but proper in- seri ; Miss Esther Howland began mxk- ing valentines commercially in 1851, the society points out, and it is from that time on that the lacy, heart- | | Miss Howland’s valentines were sim- ply inscribed: “To one I ldve.” “To my friend,” and says:. Adams County Names |s Hebron Projectors to Meet Again embossed creations date. Many of | steps toward forming & wool pool at Hebron, Wednesday, when.R. C. New- comer, Morton county agent, and A. | _A valentine dated 1865 is addressed | R. Miesen, Burleigh county agent, New. Extension Agent Exhibit of the Sensation in the A Great : Auto World At the Auto Show CHANDLER - Sixes - Eights WOOL POOL PLANS Minneapolis, Feb. 14.—(?)—Cele- brating his 96th birthday today, Dr. William Watt Folwell, ‘president emeritus of the University of Minne- 7 sota, said he still has four ambitions he wishes to fulfill in this life, He | seemeeteeee-espeinmeneererennans books. When Roads Open; Will Attend Here Country roads blocked definite compiling a history of Minnesota. Chandler Motor Dr. Folwell, the first president of : Rabbit Skins sweeten life is found to be a faithful wife. The wife I seek—good, kind and true—love whispers I shall find in you.” Comic valentines appear to have enjoyed a perpetual vogue throughout the years, the society showing many which it describes as “ridiculous, witty and severe.” One of the valentines of*the world war period has a picture by John T. McCutcheon, cartoonist, with verse by George Ade. The picture shows a mother who has apparently censored her daugh- ter’s mail to a soldier abroad. Be- neath ig printed: “Mr. Soldier Man: I cannot send what my daughter wrote. It might set fire to the darned old boat.” GAMBLER WITH JURY "SENTENCED TO GHA Miami, Okla., Feb. 14.—()—Refus- ing to plead guilty when he might have obtained a life sentence, Walter Hagar, 31, gambled on the verdict of @ jury in district court and got the electric chair. Hagar was convicted late last night of the hammer murder of Walter Harp, Ulysses, Kas. farmer. The jury imposed the death sentence. Hagar chose to stand trial. 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