The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1929, Page 3

> ~— = ERMATINGER'S BOND SARE, SAYS TUNELL Fund Manager Recommends Re- jection of Claim by State ” Highway Commission Recommendation that the state bonding board reject the claim by the state highway commission against the bond of J. J. Ermatinger, its former + Secretary, will be made by F. E. Tu- pe fund manager, he said here to- jay. The bonding board ts expected to meet within the next few days to pass on the matter. Its members are the insurance commissioner, bank ex- aminer and attorney general. Tunell said his rejection of the claim was based on two points; one that the amount of the alleged short- age is not definitely fixed in the claim; the other that the highway commission did not file notice of claim within 60 days after it had knowledge of the alleged shortage, as required by law. ‘ The highway department based its claim against Ermatinger’s bond for $1,644.89 on estimates of loss made by the state bank examiner in his re- port of the examination of the high- way department's affairs. The bank examiner and O. B, Lund, auditor for the state board of audi- tors. made identical reports on the matter. MILLIONAIRE ELOPES WITH CHAMBERMAID New York, Nov. 13—(#)—The elope- ment of William W. Willock, jr., 22. socially prominent and heir to a for- tune, with Adelaide Inglebret, 20- year-old chambermaid at the home of his parents, became known today. Mr. Willock, sr., a former vice presi- dent of the Jones & Laughlin Steel company, said: “My son was married last Wednes- day in Oyster Bay. I have no idea where they are now, but I understand they are leaving in the morning for an extended trip to the south.” Asked whether he was reconciled to the marriage, he said: “I have no desire to reply to that.” The Willocks have a New York home on Fifth avenue and country estates at Syosset, Long Island, and Lakewood, N. J. Mrs. Willock is the former’ Alice Jones, daughter of the late B. F. Jones, sr., steel manufac- turer. Devils Lake Man to Face Liquor Charge Minot, N. D., Nov. 13—()—Lloyd Handy, arrested here Tuesday for Devils Lake authorities, has been taken back to that city by a member of the Ramsey county sheriff's force. Handy was wanted on a liquor cuayee: FORMER N. D. SOLON DIES Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 13.—(4)— Charles ‘William Freeman, 68, an early resident here and former state representative from Bottineau coun- ty, died at Ismay, Mont. His widow and two daughters survive. COFFMAN HEADS BODY Chicago, Nov. 13.—(4)—Dr. Lotus D. Coffman, president of the University of Minnesota, was elected president of the national association of state uni- versities, GUNSHOT WOUNDS FATAL Pillager, Minn. 5 George Parks, 42, bachelor farmer, was fouffd dead in his home near here {rom gunshot wounds. Death is believed to have been accidental. Nagurski Northwestern Chased . By Benny Friedman of St. Olaf’s With Booth of Princeton As Pilot! Chicago, Nov. 13.—(4)—What the|gurski of Northwestern can spill you,” Messrs. Blozek, Kolasa and Popeka/said Kolasa. \didn't know about football was; “Nagurski” was just going around a! plenty. street car behind “Bruder” for inter-| Vincent Blozek was impersonating |ference and with “Benny Friedman” Henry Bruder “of Ohio State,” and| hanging on his coattails when police |Joe Kolasa purported to be “Nagurski| officers stepped from the crowd and of Northwestern,” they lined up at | took them to jail. i Lawrence avenue and Broadway. | Kolasa said the affair started when Blozek-tackled and Kolasa ‘secover-|Popeka said Northwestern was no ed to shoot a neat straight arm into/ good. “So,” said Kolasa, “I showed him | Blozek's proboscis. how Nagurski of Northwestern can Andrew Popeka leaped from the) tackle.” {sidelines and announced himself as| “I still insist,” said Popeka, “that. |“Albie Booth of Princeton.” Bruder of Iowa is a better end than “Who?” shouted Blozek. \Nagurski of Indiana.” “Benny Friedman of St. Olaf's,” re-! “That probable makes Babe Ruth jplied Popeka, changing teams just/a goal tender at a chess game,” said like that. a spectator, sotto voce. as Judge “Come on, Benny, we'll show you|Philip Finnegan sentenced the three how Bruder of Ohio State and Na-|gridders to buy football guide books. made at the British foreign office | Said Sir Esme, whose tenure at the . 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