The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 6

"WMH ACCOUNTANT P @-Round Battle at Catch , Weights Staged in District Court Clerk's Office Minneapolis, Dec. 16.—(4)—Before *t wildly cheering crowd, “Battling Attorney” Sam Friedman and B- :s1atcious Accountant” Julius Schwartz ought a draw today in their one- ound battle in the clerk of Hennepin unty district court's office. George H. Hemperley, clerk of dis- trict court, refereed the battle. _churston McHenry, deputy clerk was Ime keeper. Both declared the fight n exceptional one. Friedman and Schwartz met at catch weights, Fried- nan outweighing his opponent by pme_30 pounds, The two came together in front of he clerk's counter. One accused the ‘sther of secreting a file in a case. Che other denicd it. Hot words fol- owed. Friedman passed at Schwartz, yho countered with a left to the nose. “ichwartz brought blood from Fried- nan’s nose with a nifty right cross. jam purpled Schwartz’ eye in a lurry of infighting. Schwartz with- Grew to a neutral corner in the city inttorney’s office, where he asked for fan assault and battery complaint iigainst Friedman. t on ‘Carney Escape Echo Is Arrest at Prison t, John J. Carney was arrested at the ate prison, Saturday, by Police inlet Martineson as he concluded a and was released, the charge ‘eing the theft of a car owned by 8. *, Lambert, in 1928. Carney was a prisoner who escaped the state prison more than & ir ago. He used the Lambert car ®) his flight, it is charged, abandon- Ne it at Valley City, where he was Spprehended December 10, last. Since mn he has been serving out the re- aainder of his penitentiary term. “The warrant was issued by Anton r, justice of the peace, and Car-/ is being held at the county jail, ling arraignment before Judge f. G. McFarland, in district court. d Forks Founder Is Buried at Arvilla, th Arvilla, N. D., Dec. 16—(#)—Mili- services were conducted at the uv of Sanford C. Cady, one of founders of Grand Forks, here to- i 2 ze Cady, who died Thursday at of 85 from illness incident to at the Soldiers Home at Lis- 5 said to have given the city Forks its name. A veteran of the Civil war, he was first postmaster of Grand Forks nd played a prominent part in the starly development of the Red River B385Ee ieit Burviving are his widow, four ‘Waughters and three sons. ‘Sismarck Man Elected « By State Labor Group {U Pargo, N. D., Dec. 16—(P)—N. H. , Fargo, was elected president the North Dakota Federation of at a convention in Fargo Sun- a Merro, Grand Forks, was secretary-treasurer, and Rus- il A. Young, Bismarck, and Charles ao Grand Forks, vice prest- ‘8.8. McDonald, Bismarck, and Wal- Preckle, Fargo, both were indorsed appointment by Governor George wi. Bhafer to the state workmen's com- tion board to succeed McDonald, term expires soon. Grand Forks was selected as the (grext meeting place. Sdentity of Veteran “ Shrouded in Mystery |nim ® Minneapolis, Dec. 16—(4-—Informed | spend! My telegram that his son, Vernon O. ‘en, 34, World war veteran, was being o8 hospital, Rea, hurried to the depot to Mim. He took along s 19-year-old | posing address Roy. ‘The father also was to meet George ; er patient sat. P fm “Why, that’s not my son,” Mr. Rea “Tt certainly isn’t my brother, E : i 5 i qs / Hie 5 G I E I it i fe fu i if i z i : i ef te tl For Stealing Auto) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1929 ! { Chorus Beauties Who Died in Studio Blaze — eee a housed the Pathe company’s sound film studio in New York, these four girls were burned to death int the flimsy, bespangled ballet costumes in which they were being filmed for a miniature music revue. Catherine Porter, 16, lower right, had been called one of Broadway's most promising dancers. She was trapped in a stairway as she sought to escape the swiftly spreading fire. Edna | Burford, 23, upper right, was rescued from the burning studio but died later in a hospital. Norine Byrd, 23, lower left, was a Broadway musical comedy | star known on the stage as Betty Byrne. She had laughed at the warning of fire, according to companions, and refused to leave the studio, Jola Sparks, upper left, had danced in Broadway shows under the professional name of Moreno. GOOD SPENDER FORGOTTEN AS DEATH CLAIMS ‘GOOD FELLOW’ Captain Edward W. Morrison, | f Brief Bits o’ News * ‘Millionless Millionaire,’ | ¢ | (By the Anseciated Press) SCOUT HEROES HONORED Dies at 93 New York.— Thirteen scouts who OUTLIVED HIS OLD CRONIES, risked their lives to save the lives of others were awarded gold meda' Sailor, Tom and Jerry Connois- | the national court of honor ot Roy Scouts of America, They includ ent seur, Man About Chicago, Leaves Fortune re ©. Dean, 19, and Robert Brooks, 14, Magnolia,’ Minn... who saved three young stouts from dr a RESCUED MINER DI Crosby, Minn.—Gus Snyder, 55, res- cued from the Croft mine after being imprisoned for more than 40 hours, ee? | died Saturday night Chicago, Dec. 16.—()—Captain | Edward W. Morrison, the “millionless | millionaire” whose spendthrift days made him one of the best known fig: ures among Chicago “good fellows, has not, in death, a single wreath or flower on his solid bronze coffin. Only a handful of persons called, yesterday at the undertaking parlors to view the body of the 93-year-old man after whom a great loop hotel was named. He had outlived all his old cronies; and good spenders often | are quickly forgotten when spending days end. Captain Morrfson sailed the seas for 30 years before he retired to the! comfortable task of getting the most | out of an $8,000,000 fortune. He was| called the “millionless millionaire” | of because of difficulty experienced in| Oring. realizing upon his wealth, mostly in-| surficient vested in real estate. i A man of courage as well as; that came in for pointed crit- ism, Minnesota was commended in the annual report of Miss Grace Ab+ bott, chief of the children's bureau. ‘TO DISSO! Minneapoli: Minnesota colleg near future was indicated at the an- nual winter meeting of the league. CO-OP NI FORMED Mini olix.— Organization of the thwest Grain Cooperative was Firtually completed and articles of r confirm session, Re Anderson ge, accused of illegally re- If bounties, was freed at a worth of the University of hicugo quadrangle. They e ree Herbert Jones chemistry lab- portant men of town. Even at the; ory und the social science bulld- age of 75, Capt. Morrison would take his drinks with young and old. He was regarded as a connoisseur of the | Tom and Jerry, and bartenders vied |,‘ to prepare the kind that best satisfied | the an epicurean palate. 11a. e, today on its maiden flight ‘An effort was made in 1916 to have | j@unt from Howden, England, where in it was con $140,000 a year. to do harm to a special train carrying From the time he was seven years 400 Croatian citizens to King Alexan- ders birthday celebration at Belgrade. Four persons were ari half a century ago. him move have always been without He i BE ih Z i i 5 JOSEPH A. BREINER PERITONITIS VICITM Shields Farmer, Who Underwent Operation for Appendicitis, Leaves Four Children Joseph Adam Breiner, 43, resident of Morton and Sioux counties all of dicitis operation Wednesday after- noon. Funeral services will be conducted at St. James Catholic church, at Por- Burial Trapped in the narrow corridors of the flaming, two-story building that free 3 el if i an3 fit i f | i i I i : 3 A 5 ! | i 73| sf | ; [ I gh 3 § i i I F E E 5 i 3 5 ry F i 4 i & : £ E ; ? F i iil RONRES 3 I i i E 4 ; u | [ i: il i i I i t ! rf “ill i il Hf ag li 4 [i : | i [ ni e258 fit Re i I ’ j E n f "Seeks $250,000 for | Lost Stardom Py | | —~ 2. : F i 5 sf H : : : i | = : 3 ek if il E 2g ts ; f ; é i | | 4 va g é i a i | | & q i f i f Hy s Re Le i ; f af i i i i &g a i HF f; i u i z, : at fk i e i [ i i } i i i z i 3 1 MEDICAL SOCIETY HOLD LAST MEE Two Bismarck Physicians to Read Scientific Papers at Tuesday Session age A Bod | E de Official denial that a slate of officers Committed to Insane Hospital, Forks Man ‘ Flees from Officials | trom the treasury department to the department of justice. The total of $315,446,256 in foreign trade of the Philippine Islands for the year ending June 30, 1929, rep- resents an increase over the previous to | year of $45,000,000. W. J. Kuhrt of Fargo and James R. Maddock of Maddock Deny Their Election Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 16.—(#)— for the new Northwest Grain Co- | operative had been selected by a nom- | U. S. Officially intervenes; Mex- ican Charged With Mur- der Conspiracy Laredo, Tex., Dec. 15—(7)—Official investigation by the United States gov- has Plutarco Elias Calles, former president of Mexico, immunity from arrest on @ charge of to murder when he passes inating committee was made today | temporary announced | today no nominating committee had been chosen at the cooperative's here last week and that any | At least three of the five alleged to have been selected as of- | ficers said today they knew nothing | about the matter. | The list included the name of W. | J. Kuhrt, expert in the grain market- | ing division of the federal farm at Fargo, N. D., laughed at the sug- gestion, said he knew nothing about | it, and that “I cannot discuss such a | possibility.” James R. Maddock, Maddock, N. and C. W. Croes, secretary of the South Dakota wheat pool, named in| the alleged slate, also said they knew nothing about it until informedd to- day. has surrounded all meet- taking place. Attendance at the meetings was by invitation only and newspaper men were barred. Lexa: #00 et ell draggists, _ Noma Electric Lights With Mazda Lamps Equipped with an extension connector so that another set can be attached. Specially Priced Gold Lettering ON “such as bill folds, portfolios, travel- ing bags, etc., gives them that fin- ished and individual touch of which one can be justly proud whether giv« The Bismarck Tribune ' Job Printing Department