The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1929, Page 7

toe ONY COMMISION arse NOTES TWO DEATHS Resolution Adopted on Former Mayor Register, Minute on Capt. Belk The city commission held a brief special session Wednesday forenoon to take official note of the deaths of for- mer Mayor Francis H. Register and Captain John M. Belk, police magis- trate. A minute was entered on the rec- ords on the death of Captain Belk, and a resolution was adopted on the death of the former mayor. This reso- lution was as follows: “In the death of Francis Henry gister the city of Bismarck has lost | another of its outstanding pioneers. For four years he was mayor of the city, for eight years its city attorney, and for nearly half a century he was a dominating figure in its community life. Able, honest, zealous in the per- formance of what he believed his duty, and -utterly fearless, he was an inde- pendent in politics at a time when Political independence was unpopular and when it called for substantial | sacrifice. Naturally conservative, he | believed that steps in the direction of | ‘so-called community progress should be taken most deliberately and only after their wisdom had been deter- mined with all ascertainable certainty. He was essentially judicial, and in the heat of controversy was always fair-minded and just. The public is under obligation to him for his fine example as a public servant and for the integrity and worth of his char- acter.” The minute inscribed on the record follows: “The official family of the city of Bismarck mourn the death of Captain | motive at Holbrook, Mass. For his | sent a telegram to the interstate com- John M. Belk, the city's police magis- trate. Captain Belk was a sterling Hero’ 's Reward For Brave Dog on the death of Captain Belk was as! Ee “, | j year-old Eileen Depson by dragging | | her from the path of a speeding loco- feat Prince was awarded a goid medal by the Massachusetts Society | citizen who never had sought public | tor the Prevention of Cruclty to Ani- office until 1927, when he was first | mals, and here you see him with the elected to the office which he held at | the time of his death. He entered upon the dicharge of his duties in a sincere endeavor to serve with unfailing fidel- ity the public which had honored and | expressed confidence in him. Though he was frank in acknowledging that he found it difficult at adapt himself to a service wholly alien , to his life-long experience, his sin- cerity and integrity were so obvious to all that he established for himself an enviable official confidence. As he was naturally one of the friendliest | he had hosts of personal | of men, friends who, with his associates the municipal offices, Passing.” © MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE Le Sueur Center, Minn., Nov. 14.— (®)—A charge of first degree man- slaughter was placed against Charles Warrant, 16, of Kasota village in! connection with a shooting at the | latter piace last week which resulted in the death of Clifford Chantlcr, aged 12, Warrant was held for the February grand jury under bond of $3,000 which was furnished. The two youths are alleged to have quarrclied | over traps which Chantier had set to catch weasels. Varicose Veins CAN _NOW BE SAFELY REDUCED IN YOUR HOME Why is it people aré always so re- pulsed by unsightly Varicose Veins? Maybe it’s because a physical defect is always offending and you'll have to admit there's nothing more dis- tressing than to see a beautiful wom- an with shapely legs disfigured with thic's, bulging veins and bunches! 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This aficrnoon’s | papers gave prominence to reports of an Anglo-American tendency to re- | ject the Japanese ratio claims. / An unconfirmed report which th jafterncon papers published w: effect that, while Great Britain prepared to agree to Japan's desire | {for a 70-per cent 8-inch gun cruiser jratio toward Great Britain, Japan ‘would have to be content with a 60 per cent ratio toward the United States. | GOOD IDEA { <A coating of fertilizer on lawn catches snow and protects it. Wachter Transfer Co, s to the } —+| Body of Ole Edstrom | Sent to Robinson for Old Home Interment The body of Ole Edstrom, who died in this city Tuesday, was sent to his home at Robinson by the Reif funeral establishment today for service and 1 interment there Saturday. Edstrom was a farmer in the Rob- inson community, and was a native of Sweden. He was 48 years 9 months and 4 days of age, having been born August 8, 1881. He leaves a wife and two children. | Husband of Princess Victoria Is Arrested Berlin, ‘Nov. 14.—(4)—Al; Subkoff, husband of the Prince toria of Schaumburg Lippe. who died yesterday. was arrested today at Bonn | for entering Germany without a per- t mit. It was believed he went to Bonn with the intention of attending the funeral of Princess Victoria. Subkoff, 29, a Russian adventurer, + who married the Princess Victoria in October, 1927, despite his being 3¢ years her junior, was supposed here until announcement of his arrest was made to have returned to Luxem- | burg, where he has spent most of his time since being expelled from Ger- | many, Belgium, France, and else- | where. | He left Luxemburg last week to visit near Bonn, where, the repre- sentatives of the princess found him and served him with divorce papers in her behalf. 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