The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1929, Page 7

~ ve - se . @ 4 ' eS aa sam « SNOW-FROSTED TENT. > se COVERS NORTHWEST |; Winter Sends Icicle-Bayoneted | Soldiers to the Northern Fringe of Dixie — Chicago, Nov. 22.—(4)—Winter has pitched his snow-frosted tent on the plains of the northwest and has sent | his soldiers, armed with icicle bay- | onets, to the northern fringe of Dixie. | Thief River Falls, Minn., stole whatever distinction there was yes- terday in being pre-seasonally cold. | having a temperature reading of 16 below zero. The red line, however, dropped below the cipher in many other thermometers in Minnesota. the | Dakotas and Wisconsin. The southwest and the Rocky Mountain regions did not escape the cold. Temperatures went below zero ) in Montana, and there was slect and raw weather in the Texas panhandle, and unseasonal cold in Arkansas. Wint tack from the MacKenzie river basin in upper Saskatchewan. Chicago and | the middle west had hints of coming | cold earlier in the week, but yesier- | @ay wes the first day that heavy Gvercoats were absolutely necessary. At dawn today the temperatur had descended to six degrees above. Railroads leading to the northland reported scores cf reservation cancel- lations by hunters ho preferred steam heat to the arctic rigors of up- rer Michigan where snowstorms ac- | companied the cold. Sunshine was promised today for much of the middiewest, but Was not much assurance that temper- would move upward appre- Tomorrow, however, much weather was predicted. DICKINSON TOHAVE BASKETBALL LEAGUE, Eight Teams Already Organized and Schedules Have Been Drawn Up Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 22.—After smoldering quietly for some days in committees from civic and industrial organizations of the eity, the Incur trial Basketball League of Dickinson has suddenly burst into full bloom with cight teams and a_ complete schedule which opens on Wednesday evening, Dee. 4. The league organization mecting was held Tuesday cvening. officers elected and rules adopted and on tne following evening managers from the cight teams, or their appointed rep- | resentatives met with the officers and drew up the schedule, accepting also the lists of players submitted. Olfic Keller, president; S. V. And seeretary; Nick Nicola, tveasu: Teams represented are Neht Bottling n, Woi J.C. Penney company, Mont- gomery Ward ¢: ss Grocery company, «. iy Knights of Columbus, Lions, and Norinal Seconds. It is expected that the games be- fore Christmas will be played at the | high school gymnasium, two on cach Wednesday night to start at 7:30 and | 8:45. The complete schedule follows: Dec. 4—Normal vs. K. C.; Dickinson Grocery vs. Co. K. Dec. 11—Penney Co. vs. Montgom- ery Ward; Nehi vs. Lions. Dec. 18—Normal vs. Dickinson Gro- cery; K. C. vs. Co. K. Jan. 3 gomery / Werd vs. Lions, Ji Normal vs. Penney Co.; K. . Montgomery Ward. “Jan. 15—Dickinson Grocery vs, Ne- hi; Co, K vs. Lions. Jan, 22—Normal vs. Montgomery Ward; K. C. vs. Nehi. Jan, 29—Dickinson Grocery v: i Co. K vs. Penney Co. ». 5—Normal vs. Lions; Nehi vs. 12—Montgomery Ward vs. son Grocery, Penney Co. vs. KC Feb, 18—Normal vs, Co. K; Penney | Co. vs. Dickinson Grocery, Feb. 26—K. C. vs. Lions; Nehi vs. Montgomery Ward. March 5—Normal vs. Nehi; K. C. | vs, Dickinson Grocery. March 12—Co. K vs. Montgomery | Ward; Penney Co. vs. Lions. ox began his first 1929-30 at- | here | there | of the league are H. D.; —Penney Co. vs. Nehi; Mont: | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 99 <4, 1929 Still | Smiling Even after a long, tedious day of lis- | tening to the selection of the jury in! his trial for murder, George Mc- Manus was still smiling broadly as | the photographer snapped him leav- | ing j year oa of Arnold Rothstein, mil- | tio: gambicr and friend of the de- fendant. McHenry County Court House Offices Robbed Minot, N. Nov. 22.—()—The McHenry cout court house at Towner was b rized last night and loot amounting to about $170 was obtained, according to word received here today. Offices eniered were those of the audit k of the district court, sul t of schoois, treasurer and register of decds. ‘The courthouse building was closed pending the arrival from Bis- of Gunder Osjord, head of the identification depart- | ill search for finger meni, print made to chop into the vault office, but was} in the treasure abandoned. Buxton Farmers Given; Terms in Penitentiary , Hillsboro, N. D., Nov. 22.—( Leonard, Bert and Art Ramsficld, ers living northeast of Buxton, today were sentenced to five years teach in the state penitentiary at Bis- marck following their plea of guilty before Judge A. T. Cole to a charge | of third degree burglary. | ‘Tae mea were apprehended in the | Buxton neighborhood Thursday by ' the i forces. about two wecks after a Buxton store was robbed of Roods “valued at Lansgard store, burg: { ing. near Reynolds, was HOW DO YOU FEEL ON ARISING? Probably your kidneys control your answer. Fine to awaken with a live- ily, healthy, energetic body. Miser- able to drag an aching, tired weary | body from a resiless, sleepless bed. | Foley Pills diuretic cause a satisfac- tory, clecnsing urinal flow, carrying | off in a natural way the waste mat- | ters which if not removed spread | their poisons through the entire sys- | tem, with resulting aches, pains, and lo generaliy weakened, tired out, run down condition. Try Foley Pills diur- jetic. Guaranteed. Sold at all drug $40 and the Ole, rized of $100 in cash and cloth- ; ROTHSTEIN DROPPED $300,000 AT POKER i\McManus Paid $20,000 Cash on Loss of $51,000 in Fatal Hotel Party New York, Nov. 22.—()-—Meyer Boston, told the jury today in the trial of George McManus for the murder of Arnold Rothstein Rothstein lost $300,000, that instead of $200,000 in the famous stud poker {game two months before he was killed. And for all but $2,000 of it, Boston said, the big boss of the gambling world in New York gave “I. O. U's.” There was a pile of cash on the table in front of Rothstein when I pulled out a couple of hours before the end,” said Boston. “And did he keep that?” asked Fer- dinand Pecora, assistant district at- torney. “Yes,” was Boston's reply. Boston said he won $8,000 in the stud poker game, a feature of which was side betting for large sums on the highest cards. Meyer said George McManus lost $51.000, of which he paid $20,000 in cash on the spot. The rest of his losses, Meyer testified, McManus paid up in the following two days. It is in the testimony of the partic- ipants in that poker game that the state hopes to find material that will convince the jury that McManus had @ motive for luring Rothstcin into a room of the Park Central hotel to his death the night of November 4, 1928. Boston said that Rothstein, Mc- Manus, “Nigger Nate” Raymond. who came out of the game a $200,000 win- ner, “Titanic” Thompson, Bowe, and himself participated in the side bet- ting, and that the stakes ran high. FARM BOARD NAMES CHIEF ACCOUNTANT Chicago, Nov. 22.—(4)—1 of Enid, Okla., branch manager of a Kansas City grain company, today was appointed chief accountant tor the Farmers National Grain corpcra- tion, the $20,000,000 marketing agency | set up under direction of the federal | farm board. Burel formerly was connected with @ milling company at Oklahoma City and later opened accounting offices at Memphis, Atlanta and Little Rock. | In 1922 he became executive account- ant of the Southwest Wheat ed asscciated at Kansas City. S. J. Cottington, president, also an- | nounced appointment of William L. | publicity. At the suggestion of Alexander ; | Naticnal Grain corporation, BABIES NEED m> SUNSHINE i Jn Winter Use | Cod Liver O1L if Express Shipments TURKEYS, DUCKS j Stores.—Acv. Willamette valley _ horticulturists have demonstrated that at least three varieties of figs can be grown in Washington. Packing 402 Main Ave. SHOULDER PORK ROAST, SPARERIBS, DOr WD. ......cseceeees 18c TITTLE BROS. Bismarck, N. D. ALWAYS BUSY — THERE'S A REASON’ PORK LOIN ROAST, Ib. .....164¢ Sunny Brand Margarine, Ib. ..154¢ Co., Inc. | PORK SAUSAGE MEAT, Ib. ........... and GEESE Top Prices Prompt Returns Bonded House PRIME PROVISION CO. 911 Fulton St. Chicago, Ul. # . L. Burel | Stah! of Indianapolis as director of | Legge, chairman of the federal farm | | board, the Chicago law firm of May- er, Meyer, Austrian and Platt has been named counsel for the es Cash and carry only two items two BUTTER 4 \b. squares __ Ludefisk | Janitor Is Polishing Postoffice Interior | nv : J For Holiday Season John Smith, assistant janitor at the | postoffice, is preparing the interior for Christmas and for federal court. j which is expected to convene here }about the holiday season or after January 1. The walls all are being washed of the accumulation of dust and grime and they are taking on jthe appearance of fresh painting. | Mr. Smith but recently returned {from Fargo, where he spent several weeks in the veterans hospital under- going insulin treatment. Goes Into Quarantine Due to Ailing Throat William Frey, traveling auditor on tion hospital while a diagnosis and» cultural test is being made to deter- mine whether he has diphtheria or merely tonsilitis. 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Among these actually ptesented to 2 jury are some petty ones. One of these was the time-old quarrel of a land boundary line. It involved aj ter Of about eight acres of land was based on the contention of | Schoch that Philip Emmi! has | for more than 22 years been using a strip of land wi h belongs to him. He urged that the quarter section line stone had been moved from; Where it should have been placed, half way between the scction lines, mil testified with some oth- cr sses the stone was piaced (here by the U. S. survey. The jury ruled for the defendant. The case now before the court is; a damage suit brought by Philip Girstner, Richardton against Paul Klien in which he asks $2,000 for de- Dressing, 9 oz. jar, 31c 25c er +: 1. IOC $1.95 29c famation of character and injury to! his business by a search imposed up- | on him by the defendant, who had | lost two wrist watches from his store. Otto Threse is attorney for Girstner | {and Crawford, Cain & Burnett are Nogko® 's counsel. 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