The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1929, Page 7

Pe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1929 Author Held in Murder : MANDAN NEWS seals ak tae Ge Case Because Novel Is 35 Mandan Teachers Direct oe REE RELVE REEVE a Called “Too Realistic 991) _ Activities as Well as as Teach STATE BANK DUTIE “a MNToN enon lin, Dec. 18.—(NEA)—Sitting in ‘Major Part of Extra-c \ ason @ Week ago 5 Wi eas ‘an easy win | industrial al Commission ¢ to Sit as sal wate investigations are conduct- jajor xtra-Curricular ore Almont. into his alleged complicity in a eon nies Hoey will Active Beard of Directors murder, Peter Martin Lampel has had start the same lineup which opened ‘i (plenty of time to reflect upon the pit- Efforts Conducted | the Almont game, with Frank Boehm | Temporarily {falla, which beset the way ot an atic mA | and Frank Heidt at forwards, Lioyd | — ithor with a too- vivid imagination High School Dictrich at center, Lloyd Spielman) Members of the statc industrial |Lampel’s literary career has been just : and Captain Wilfred Lillibridge at | commission hereafter will sit as the /one long series of troubles. guards. ‘active board of directors of the Bank! He scibbled extreme German na- Friday night the Braves will travel of North Dakota, temporarily. it was|tionalism and won the ill will of men decided at a conference of commission |of the extreme Left. He wrote Ger- to New Salem for an engagement ; with the high school team there. ; Members today. ‘man Communism and won the violent Action was taken to relieve C. R. “WORK NEEDS SUPERVISION High School Branches Include Mandan School Xmas {Green, manager and director-general, tease Rant ‘he tered ot are Athletics, Oratory, Dra- | he se |from the necessity of having to con-| about a Velumgericht—a secret court | 4 % “ | Programs Set Friday | sider tho bank's affoirs during “his matics and Music | perrnaty ‘itness. Green is slowly recovering from a) recent stroke. His mind is clear, but ‘he is suffering great pain. To relieve his mind of Lote? ae ae George F. Shafer orde! . H. Butler, | ernoon at the city schools. acting manager, to stop bothering | Christmas vacation opens at 4 p. Green with the bank's business affairs | m. Friday, when schoo! ts dismissed, put to bring them instead to the in- | and will continue until 8:45 a. m., | dustrial commission. Jan. 6, it is announced by J.C. Gould, When Green was on the job ho had superintendent. full authority and the industrial com- mission did not deem it necessary 5 kcep in as close touch with the bank [quently ‘was released, he named Lam- as is necessary now that he is ill, the {pel an engineer named Schwenniger iand a student, ‘one von Beutwitz, as Students in Mandan’s grade, juntor high, and high schoois rapidly are completing plans for Christmas pro- grams which will be given Friday aft- was batting out a new play on his trusty typewriter. Tt seems that for some time now. | ithe police of Silesia have been trying to discover the murderer of Fritz! |Koehler, a member of the Oberland Free Corps. This was an organiza- tion of monarchial and anti-republi- | Thirty-five members of Mandan’s ~ public school faculty do not confine their activities to tcaching but also : play a large part in directing extra- f curricular activities, it was announced this morning by J. C. Gould, super- | intendent. Fourteen of the 17 high school fac- ulty members are engaged in direct- ing some activity, including girls, work, debate and oratory, declama- ) Personal d lion, dramatics, journalism, athletics | (football, basketball, track and field, | ersonal an Peter Martin Lampel ‘ . re bascball,” tennis, end golf, mustc | Social News of sad ees knowing all about the fate of Koeh- : use of gas for @ revolution. The Ber- Where Quality Counts (glee clubs, orchestra, and band), and * A t |ler. \their younger members to decoy the lin authorities forbade its perform- A od Mandan Vicinity ; FRED FULTON TRAINS isu sents eeanee “guilty” man to a lonely spot where ance on the ground that it threatened | The Sanitary Store Sponsors in the various divisions ° sedate viciceaincsd uct | . he was duly done in. public order and securit follow: : $78 i pend bo! In his book, Lampel gave a very | | ; t erie scTU. (DUALS “i OPA} a Auxiliary a FOR RING COMEBACK '" ‘poner tea id anciueere | feats description of how a young Funeral Services for | Specials for Clarence Balien. lan Holiday Cheer periences of a young man in a na-|™an thus suspected was murdered. Platou Held in Home| Declamation—Iren McGarvey. Dramatics—Mabel Frey, assisted by Plans for supplying Christmas Wealthy MacGregor. cheer to North Dakota veterans were Courier (school paper)—Edna Sor-| completed at the meeting of the enson. | Mandan Legion Auxiliary Monday Vi Athletics—Leonard C. McMahan. evening. A Christmas stocking filled a assisted by Elmer 8. Schroeder and | with articles for an ex-service man, Joseph Gendawill. will be sent to the. Fargo Veteran's Music—Farl H. Prall. hospital, and the Mandan unit will | Clubs: . National Athletic Scholar- cooperate in giving a New Year's { ship society, Leonard C. McMahan; | party to North Dokota veterans throughout the United States. Bridgc was played at eight tables after the meeting, and score prizes went to Mrs, G. B. Aarvig and Mrs. H.R. Handtmann. ‘Minnesota Plaste * Restored | to Good Standing by Box- ing Commission ms that in these organizations, | nobody could have invented them. {when the leaders he members of treachery, they held them. ‘a secret trial and if they found him | | St. Paul, Dec. 18,—()—Fred FPul- | j ton, “the Minnesota plasterer,” bar- | red from the Minnesota ring for sev- eral years, has been restored to good | tanding by the state boxing commis- | mn, it was announced today. Fulton ¥ is now in training in Minneapolis | @ ; With the intention of undertaking » comeback. Fulton, once a promising contend- er for the heavyweight championship was placed in disfavor throughout the country after a bout with Tony Fuente in California in which it was charged, he “took a dive” for $6,000. ' Subsequently he was ccunted out in a bout with George Godfrey in Min- apolis, and the Minnesota commis- sion suspended him indefinitely. Fulton's suit against the boxing commission for reinstatement has been pending for several years. The ban against hin was lifted in an opinion by the attorney general's of- fice, according to Ray Meehan. St. Paul member of the commission. |Graduation Exercises In North Dakota Set | _— H Midwinter graduation exercises will A. Collis, Selfridge, came to} be held December 19 at Valley City in yesterday to receive medicel | and° Mayville state teachers colleges, tréatment for a broken arm received /and December 20 at Minot state when he was cranking a car. teachers college and Dickinson normal ee school, the state board of administra- Members of Chapter H, P. E. O.!t has been advised. Twenty-four held their Christmas party this after- | will receive diplomas at Valley Cit; noon at the home of Mrs. G. H. Bing- | 7 at Mayville, 15 at Minot, and 17 at tenheimer. Mrs. G. H. Wilson read a | Diciinson. paper on “Christmas Carols and Cus- toms," and a box for the Mandan Deaconess hospital was packed, ek & club, Mabel i Latin club, Marion Wiech; Sod Bust- ers club, Robert Adam; Home Eco- nomics club, Kathleen Berg; Olym- The committee in charge were i! pian society, Delia Olson; and Athen- | Mmes. FE. R. Griffin, W. F. McClel- jan society, Florence Bell. | land, Frank Dowd and H. K. Jensen. Grade school teachers are called eee upon to supervise parties, entertain- | Mrs. W. C. Peterson has gone to: ments, programs, and contests. | St. Paul for a week's visit with ‘The complete list of faculty mem- | friends. bers foll Supervisory—J. C. Gould, Manda! | superintendent; Verdis Place, Man- dan, secretary; L. G. Thompso! Mandan, principal of high schools; Ear! Prall, Mandan, music superviscr; and Etta Welters, Frontenac, Minn., physical education supervisor. Senior and junior schools— Clarence J. Bakken, Brainerd.. Min stant high principal and social Ss science; Joseph Gendewill, Iron River, Mich., assistant junior high principal | and matinematics; Robert J. Adam, Drake, Smith-Hughes agriculture; Marion Bachelder, Brainerd, Minn history; Mrs. Florence Bell; Valley City, English; Kathelen Berg, Ruth: vel Smith-Hughes home econom ics; Mabel Frey, St. Paul, riagnooly Irene McGarvey, Hudson, Ii lish; Wealthy MacGregor, anki 8. D.,, mathematics; Leonard C. Mc- Mahan, Mandan, physical education and athletic coach; Helen Miller, Fairmont, Minn., mathematics; Delia Olson, Ambrose, history and civics; Helen Patterson, Great Falls, Mont. commercial; Elmer , 8. Schroeder, d Mandan, science; Edna Sorenson, Leroy, Minn., English; and Marion Wiech, Red Wing, Minn., Latin. ae Central Grade—Rona Thompson, ‘ Dunn Center, first; Minnie Walter: Sheldo, second; Margaret Dahl, Daw- ron, Minn., third; Agnes. Peterson, Crookston, Minn., fourth; Clara Ly- ee Elegtions of officers will take place at the meeting of the A. O. U. W. lodge Thursday evening in the d= son hall. The juvenile lodge "will hold their Christmas program preced- ing the mecting, * Mrs, John Anderson, Rock Haven, left today for Sioux City, Ia. for a visit with her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wunders. x oR ‘The Sons of Norway lodge will hold their annual election at their meeting Friday evening at Hudson hall. i ** 8 | SAT IN A DRAFT—THEN SUFFERED! Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Singletary plan| It’s never safe to sit where a draft to leave this week by motor for, of air strikes the kidneys. Painful Phoenix, Ariz., where they will reside | congestion, severe backache, and @ in the future. Recently Mrs. Single-| disturbed urinal flow are usual re- tary has been honored at farewell | sults. “Impossible to sleep, and my parties given by the eee Ladies jerk aca ne 1 ap ng nh sr Aid and the Royal Neigh! e.; lie down comfort. beck, Valley City, fifth: Agnes Sauer, Regal Helene: ane diuretic cleared away the pain and St. Cloud. Minn.. sixth B; and Ann Frank Wilson was named chancel-| stiffness, and I am no longer troubled ,| MeGhie, Spring Valley, Minn., Sixth tor of the Mandan Knights of Pythias| with night calls, and sleep soundly. "i lodge at their election Monday eve-| so says D. McMillen, Hudson, N. Y¥. SY ning. C. M. Sheen was named vice-/ Men and women everywhere use and 3 chancellor; Perry Benner, prelate;| recommend them. Sold at all drug ©. Andenes, M. . W. Huff, K. of | stores.—Adv. 23 piece Japanese tea sets $3.95 Pure silk full fashioned hose $1.50 i wine firsts and Clementeen’ Witt - Modernistic car Mandan, second and third grades and | ¢q lamps. For table m, PMamitars at the school ullaings are | : . on hemteles ji Frank Boehm, high school; Nick Hi Knoll, high school; ‘Albert Sheil. High ill sehoel: EB. K. Hansen, Syndicate; and $1.95 - $2.95 Now You Can Hace the Finest Cheat Radio Ollers at Lowest Cosa! ' Mrs, Evelyne Nickerson, president; ' W. H. Vallancey, vice president; J. H. Noakes, clerk; W. J. alan treas- ‘, urer; and B A. Ripley. J. 1. Rovig, ), and H. H, Warren, dit directors. { Winifred Barrington . . | Talks on Opportunity i Roomat Mandan Meet Members of Mandan's public school | Men's neckwear A gift for every man, 50c to ' poard and J, C. Gould, superintendent {ii of schools, are considering the advisl- 1 bility of instituting an opportunity | i: room for ward grade school pu- iv pils next year. Miss mas gift. ~ Hoover removes the most dirt per minute. This test will 2 Hoo—tut Hil Save Fes as Recreate @iensure of electric in the purchase of any cleaner. - one of | Police decided that he must have secn Shortly after the arrest of Lampel \guilty, sentenced him to execution. !and Schwenninger. attorneys came to The leaders then designated some of the authorities with what they de- THE HOOVER _It beate—as it sweeps—as it cleans—makes an ideal Christ- MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA | mystery. Plead Self-Defense According to this story, Koehler | had becn fired out of the Free Corps. | /One night von Beulwitz, Lampel and | |Schwenninger were trolling country in Silesia when von Beulwite ‘discovered Koehler in a barn search- jing for arms the Free Corps was sup- posed to have concealed there. During the encounter von Beuiwitz was declared to have shot Koehler in Neither Lampel Schwenninger was in the barn at the time, it was said, and took no part in self-defense. the shooting. It was a probable enough story, but authorities just can't forget the gory | and realistic detail contained in Lam- | sued today by the National Society of pel's book. How, they are wondering.| Penal Information contains an ex- could an innocent man have imagined such @ murder? Political Views Changed Lampel, son of a German country parson, has been in the public eye He served in the war first as a cavalryman and afterwards as an air pilot. After the war, he jajned the Oberland Free Corps, but his political views suffered a complete change and he found his | before now. with gallant way into the Communist camp. After this he made his living by | writing. In addition to the novel al- | ready mentioned, he made local fame | as one of the most advanced dra-/| volt in a Reformatory School,’ ing scandals in those institutions, was | a nine days’ sensation in Berlin. Me he came forth with another. Gas Over Berlin"— play about the} \tionalist organization like the Ober- So vivid was the narrative and so It | nauseating the details that it seemed valley City, N.D. D., Dec. ee Private funeral services for Dr. L. S. | Platou, prominent Valley City and Fargo physician who died in Minne- | apolis Sunday, were held here at 2| The body lay in state | in the city hall Tuesday afternoon. p. m, today. STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. Beginning Thursday We will close at 6:30 p. m. Ladies’ rayon night gowns. Make ideal gifts. $1.95 All linen lunch set. New designs. $1.98 Men's hosiery, sills, silk and wool. Priced from 35c to $1.50. We will be very glad to show you, in your home, at by es time you say, that the lace you under no obliga- capacity, as a guide ‘he Cummins Co. such as bill folds, portfoties, traveling bags, etc.. gives them that finished and individual touch of which one can be justly proud whether giving or receiving. Prices reasonable. 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