The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1930, Page 6

Hollywood’s Latest Marriage in Courts LEGION PLANNING TO HAVE NATIONAL HEADS HERE JULY 28 400) PERSONS UNDER FEDERAL COUNTS IN FOUR ‘RUM REVOLTS Alleged Liquor Ring in Four MANDAN NEWS $;: ~ Water Department Biggest Business Operated by City Scothorn, both of Mandan, will give 5 zBe Rep Hl i 5 & ill Ine included the os ‘Expenditures for 1929 Were|several musical numbers at the meet- Convention Preparation Will In . Western Stated Objects raters, and ? ing, clude Amusement Fea- of U. S. Driv were given $18,795.69, Compared to tures on Ball Park peti ee szraszai teceets |NORTHERN PACIFIC'S vean'spowen cosrs seost) EARNINGS ARE LESS (By the Associated Press) Almost luding many oe Public officials, today were under fed- Q eral indictment for conspiracy to vio- late the prohibition laws in four gi- gantic rebellions” in - western Preliminary preparations to enter- tain the American Legion state con- vention here, next July 28 and 29, being made by the Bismarck post of the veterans’ organization. prteeti Titi tt ians FE EEOVE ERTS EN STEP ESET! PECTELLT? PET 4 preter a EfESHEEES Rd SE RORE TITEL VASE RSS ERER EE ATER EEE Le .Mandan Uses About 150,000,- 000 Gallons Annually, Su- perintendent Says Mandan’s municipal waterworks is the biggest business operated by the city. Figures compiled this morning by ‘Mrs. Hilma Boehm, assistant to City Auditor W. H. Seitz, show that expen- ditures made by the water depart- ment during 1929 totaled $18,795.69 while receipts for the same period ‘were $27,482.31, the difference being $8,686.62. Expenditures were listed as follows: Balaries (regular and special) $3.- 896.60; operating and maintenance expense $10,246.89; and betterment. Smprovement, and replacement, $4,- 652.24. ‘The salary item is divided as fol- Jows for the year: Superintendent $2,240; water station attendant $1,260; meter readers $222; and salary to pumpers for extra work $234.30. Extra pumping was required the ¥irst six months but not during the ast six months of the annum. Power Costs $6,051.58 Operating and maintenance for the first six months required $2,668.75 and $7,578.15 for the second half. Includ- ed in the operating and maintenance expenses was a sum of $6,051.58 in payment for power, $2,668.75 for the first six months and $3,382.83 for the last half of the year. Besides power expenses, sums for plumbing work, purchase of new pipes for replacement, and purchase of chemicals and other necessities are fneluded in the operating and main- tenance total. These totaled $4,195.31 for the second six months and $931.64 ‘the first half. Power expenses for the last six ‘months follow: July $562.12; August $588.61; September $678.76; October $608.15; November $432.34; and De- ember $512.85. Receipts of the department were as Follows: January $2,134.87; February Subsidiary’s Dividend, However, Practically Makes Up Difference St. Paul, Jan. 29.—(4)—Net operat- ing income of the Northern Pacific railway for the year 1929 was $3,678,- 228 less than for 1928, it is shown by the December earnings statement of the company, made public today. An extra dividend of $3,500,000, however, received by the Northern Pacific from its subsidiary, the North- western Improvement company, prac- tically made up the difference. Earn- ings for 1929 are estimated at between $8.50 and $9 a share. In 1928 the earnings were $8.52 a share. Gross operating revenue for 1929 was $96,522,348 as compared with $101,272,724 in 1928, Net operating income for 1929 was $21,410,344 com- Pared with $25,088,572 in 1928, As a result of the extra dividend from the Northwestern Improvement. company, the road shows a surplus after dividends of about $9,400,000, or about $675,000 in excess of last year. According to a statement by Charles Donnelly, president, the de- crease in 1929 earnings was due al- most entirely to the small grain crop and a decrease in the movement of forest products. James Hanley Is Said On Road to Recovery James M. Hanley, jr., Mandan youth who is ill of pneumonia at Garfield Memorial hospital, Washing- ton, D. C., last night was reported “on the road to recovery” after the crisis had been passed. Mr. Hanley, son of James M. Han- ley, Mandan attorney, has been ill about a week. He is a law student at George Washington university, Washington, D. C. Chicago School Heads Trial of 60 Resumed been appointed by Post Commander Sn see CRT CRSTIT TEN e eR) C. E. Knudtson, and it probably will Additional Sports be divided into sub-committees to|® @ ax cooperation of a committee from the local Association of Commerce which Jack Cowan, Bismarck Forward, Shoots Goal in Last Min- will assist in the convention arrange- ute of 18-17 Tilt is A large convention committee has | @. ments. Members of the Legion convention committee are Spencer Boise, chair- man; Harold Shaft, L. V. Miller, Dr. George Constans, Charles Martin, Kenneth W. Simons, Thomas Galvin, Alfred Dale, A. L. Fosteson, Walter Sather, Harry Rosenthal, B. cock, Harry Hanson and H. Cready. Plans made so far for having amusement features on the city base- ball park, where the competitive drills of the drum corps also will be held. The amusement features signed up are the Sebrand Carnival company and three vaudeville acts by the Lamson Amusement company of Minneapolis. These are being pro- vided by the Association of Com- merce. W. 8. Ayers, of the ait Clana tertainment committee, F. Martin, of the Legion, were in| more led the attack for Wilton, each Grand Forks last Thursday night and 4 Friday morning, and conferred with entertainers at the fair conference. Out of a list of attractions brought | pr back the Sebrand and Lamson fea- tures have been adopted. Jack Williams, state adjutant, will arrange for noted speakers to be here. Hanford MeNider, past national com- mander, and National Commander Bodenhamer are among those it is ex- pected to obtain for the convention. . Mc- (Tribune Special Service) ge lonsky, Ig .... By Oklahoma Officers Oklahoma City, Okla., Jan. 29.—(7) —Prospective jurors, witnesses, at- torneys and defendants were ordered to appear in federal district court again today as preparations were made, after two days of delay, to pro- ceed with the trial of 60 residents of Pottawatomie county are accused of E. Bigler, rg . iH. Rude, lg . eieduns slcseoces Totals Referee, Vincent, Wi Peterson, Bismarck. Health Commsisioner Outsmarts ‘Snooper’ Wel eceudc Sl ancncue Felounum ulroocond MILLER’S NATUROPATHIC REST HOME 722 Sth Street Biemarck, N. Dak. Nature's Road to Health, ‘Wa; God's No knife, no metallic drugs. per food is our medicine. Write for Information. OSLMTHEA. iO, Hh OTT AUT Hi i i i i Hi | yt HL L tii wt ~ iy # Ua ih Win} its Witt 829.23; March $2,012.57; April $1,- % Sidtes march 187337; june. si-| Seek New York Money| conspiracy to violate the prohibition — : 882.29; July $2,267.23; August $2,- — laws, ae Evanston, Tl, Jan. 29—()—A Crviuization Has CONQUERED ‘a 875.94: September $2,837.79; October! Chicago, Jan. 29—(}—The school! , With Randall homie wa | snooper has been outsmarted by John Strange lands to their farthest out- @ 162,500.29; November $2,675.69; and De-| board turned to New York today for|tomle county attorney, and several! w, 3, Pollard, commissioner of | Vision GS i Z ee wember $2,119.34. money with which to pay Chicago | lesser county en a mig 3 health. posts. Vision has serve remove a] = Auditor Handles Business School teachers end other employes. | (oirlines april wnt erveral days the rascal had all barriers between East and West, & { office work of the department representative of the school boar‘ 2 oF governor, n peering through windows, unt 5 ; eee through the office of the|has been sent east in an effort to|@id W. ©. Gordon, “evidence man” | srs Pollard finally asked her hus- North and South. Service hae é city auditor. Sig Ravnos is superin- ‘which are read each month according to Mr. Ravons, who estimates that the city uses approximately 150,000,000 gallons of water annually. He says Mandan consumes approximately 300,000 gallons daily during the months from October to April and be-j tween 500,000 and 600,000 gallons daily from May to September. JUDGE BIRDZELL 10 ADDRESS ROTARIANS Mrs. W. H. Ordway and Mrs. D. C. Scothorn Sing Before Mandan Club Judge L. E. Birdzell, member of the State supreme court, will discuss the ‘work of the supreme court in a lec- ture before members of the Mandan Rotary club at the organization's reg-} ular weekly luncheon meeting at the Lewis and Clark hotel tomorrow noon. This was announced today by Rev. | Gilbert W. Stewart, secretary, who is| !the Sth day. sell $54,000,000 in tax anticipation committee to obtain money with which to meet their past due payrolls: Silas H. Strawn, chairman of the committee, was to return today from Washington. The committee has $20,000,000 available, the money having been offered by large corporations from funds laid aside by them to meet 1928 taxes, collection of which has been delayed by reassessments. TORCH BLAST RUINOUS New Ulm, Minn. Jan. 29. Explosion of a blow torch resulted in injuries which may prove fatal to Otto Schneider, mechanic, and de- struction by fire of a two store brick building at a loss estimated at $65,000. Schneider was repairing an automo- bile in the Kretsch Auto company garage. | NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that that certain Overland touring car, Model 91, Minnesota License 1929, Aa? 654, will be sold at public auction al the front door of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, County of Bur- leigh and State of North Dakota on f February 1930 at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day to satisfy a certain me- chanie's lien for rs, said len ex- isting by virtue of labor'and materials used in the repair of said automobile for the attorney general, summoned as witnesses, the case has aroused | 824 to do something about it. “ounty of Bur-| The snooper appeared, read | the sign, and then ran like everything to get out of the neighborhood. ‘The sign read: “Keep Out! Small- pox!” ANNO! State of North Dakota, leigh. In County Court, Before Hon, I C. Davies, Judge, In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah Morris, also Known as Sarah T. Mor- is, also known as Sarah Theresa jorris, whose name in religion was ister Margaret Elle George D. Morris, Petitioner, homas F, Morris, William H.’Mor- is, Edward D. Morris, Margaret H. orris, Leo R. Morris, Arthur J. M is, Stephen 8. Morris, Geor Morris, Lillian Turnbow, known ‘as Mrs, S, E. Turnbow, merly Lillian Morris, Eunice Morris, Mary Ellen Morris, a minor, Eunice has nay in Burleigh and Morton a ee Pander’ blots, wich ve gained as enviable rep’ - throu Sout the United States in the Morris, a minor, and Walter Morris, | relief of stomach disorders. Have a Minor, and D.'J. MeGillis, the spe- "2 Drug Store tell you about them. Jal guardian of sald Mary rilen | or write F. H. Ftunder, Inc. 191¢ Ni jorris, a minor, of said Eunice Mor- ‘Ave. Minneapolis. js, A" minor, and of said. Walter | ou — Morris, a minor, Respondents. Citation ‘Hearing Petition For Proof and Probate of Will’ and for issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon. The State of North Dakota to the Above Named Respondents: You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear before the County Court of the County, of Burleigh, in said State, at the office of the County Judge of sald County, at the Court House in the City of Bis- marck, in said County and State, on he 19th day of February A. D. 1930, at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore- noon of that day, to show caus any you have, why the petition of | George D. Morris, on file in this court, praying for the admission to probate of a certain document, on file in this court, purporting to be the last will and testament of Sarah opened the paths of communication 7 : i tendent of the waterworks while G.| Warrants which previously have been ‘The commissioner got a sign and whi ch into the ) ¥ Macklen is attendant at the pump-| refused by Chicago banks. wide interest. posted it near the door through —_ wisn aah tices ates Tyas ; ing station. They are the only regu- The city and county governments which the snooper was won't to snoop. v ui peop! meanwhile awaited the outcome of 7 10N He then wif a set OF fellor re : Jar employes of the department. crratio: ithdrew to await develop the spirit of fellowshi; ‘Mandan has a total of 882 meters|CoMferences with the citizens’ relief ments. You (THINK of East and West, North and South now only as di- rections. Through its network of wires The Associated Press hag Subscribe to the Bismarck Tribune Now a ‘And secure the World’s important ev ents daily through The Tribune leased wires of the Associated Press, the daily market reports, and the following comics: The daily Gumps, Freckles and His Friends, Mom’n Pop. Salesman Sam, Boots and Her Buddies, Gasoline Alley and Our Boarding House. In addition to these you get Four Big Pages of Sunday Comics }: avery Sal Ly. which include the Sunday Gumps, Harold Teen, Moon Mullins, and Gaso- | APRPPPPIAEIRIAPPPIPDPP PRS I = ~ in charge of the program this week.|hy Ira Herbert of Bismarck, North | Known as Sarah T. Morr! line Alle . A, W. Purness resigned as chairman | avots deine, business ay the Modsrn | name iy religion was Sister Children’s COLDS in Ye of the program committee last week |I2eni"poanessor, of ‘anid automobile, | cleo tee around for the lesuan MMON head colds often “settle” ' and by virtue of the retention of pos-| mentary | thereon, should not in throat and cheat where they may - ; cosslel ; ah are tees ty " A i F ‘ Mrs, W. H. Ordway and Mrs, D. ©.| finshed’ on ‘ihe’ Bind day" of June become arg free snifle Fill out and mail the blank enclosing the amount as listed for sub- : : —— "s Musterole NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that @efault ‘occured in the conditions real estate morti and delivered b; Swee, his wife, o Farmers & Merchants of Driscoll, North Da- ‘ot 4 Tecord in the office of the Register Of Deeds of Burleigh County, North nm the 2nd day of December, recorded in Book 162 On page 174, which was by said mortgagee duly by an instrument in writin, Norwegian Lutheran Church ica on the 234 day of Decem- 919, sald assignment being re- in’ the office of the Register of of sald county in Book 155 of Assignments on page 142, which de- ta in this that said mort- Hed to pay the principal Default in said lien consists in the failure of the legal possessor of said automobile to pay the amount due for such labor and repairs and that there is due upon said lien at the date of Hg | this notice, the sum of $18.85. Dated this 28th day of January 1930. 1k, BE: HYLAND & FORSTER, is Attorneys, Bismarck, North Dakota. CITATION State of North Dakota, County of Bur- leigh. In County Court, Before Hon, L C. Davies, Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of Jo- sephine Marvel, Deceased, Norval Marvel and William Ww. vel, Petitioners, vs, Norval MM. Marvel, William W. Marvel, Estella I. Cordner, Miles M. Marvel, Alfred Gwen Marvel, an incompetent per- son, Nell M. Reid, Archie L. Marvel and George 8. Register, the special guardian of said Alfred Owen Mar- vel, an incompetent person, Re- spondents. Citation Hearing Final Report and Accounting, and petition for Dis- whose nam was Sister Margaret Ellen, decease: Was Mt. St. Vincent, W. Seattle, Wash- ington. Let service be made of this citation as required by law. Dated this 28th day of January By the Court: I, C. Davies, Judge of the County Court.) Geo. M. Register, Att titioner, Biamay Pelee ildren's Musterole is just good old Mousterclc, you have known 80 in. CITATION State of North Dakota, County of Bur- leigh. In County Court, Before Hon. I. C. Davies, Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of Valen- tine Benz, Deceased. Frank Bens, Petition: ys. Willlam C. Benz, Susie Hof Katherine Batley, Oscar Benz, Nellie Of! \. John Benz and Katharina Bens and all other persons interested in the estate of Valentine Bens, deceased, Responde Citation Hearing Petition For the continuance of the Administration scription you desire. 8 months (in North Dakota) .. .$1.25; by carrier in Bismarck, 3 mos.. .$1.80 -» re 6 months (in North Dakota) 2.50 by carrier in Bismarck, 6 mos... 3.60 1 year (in North Dakota) ...... 5.00; by carrier in Bismarck ......... 7.20 a SUBSCRIPTION BLANK Thie Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck, N. D. ; Enclosed find..........for ‘which send me the Daily Tribune for of said Estate for two yea: 4 f \ tribution. The State of. North Dakota to the Month: corer: (ersre f fice ‘premises’ in| The State of North Dakota to the Petitioner and Respondents: eore MLONUDS ro rerereronererecezers:» £ ‘mot id hereinafter des.| Above Named. Respondents: nd at the front door of the court| You and each of you are hereby and requir ‘app ~ “7 ‘city of Bismarck, in the | cited and required to appear before | the County Court of the ‘i oe leigh and state of North | the County Court of the County of in said State, at D jour of two o'clock | Burleigh, in sald State, at the office ity Judge of sal y P. 2 ‘on the 15th day of February, | of the County, Judge of said County, i] sedate ceideneni OMe OS | atthe ald terunts ua Risto on Postoffice A: — covet: BbGU6 .:.-.cseeaennpercees ¥ 1 ‘on ‘of sal marck, in #aid County and: State, on “eZ IEel © w"eceTeTerere © pe ee cere weer mises described. in. sai mit ec: ribs and which will be sold to same are described as fol- a | the, 18th day of February A. in at the hour of 2 o'clock noon of that day, to show c any you have, why the final and accounting of Norve, . Mat and Willlem M. Marvel, the execut of sald estate of Jo ine Marvel, should ‘not’ raers | as agid administra: and | made urt, pray- Court jt ou a of said estat aia at that’ such other or further "be as is meet in ay the del make ‘a full sett! js PLEASE WRITE PLAINLY TO AVOID MISTAKES i . ‘Cut out this coupon—Fill in and mail to the circulation’ department of p ‘ ‘ he, i should not be ‘ i E . Seisecmae hecclky of iemarek, Bur- | estate, was the vill : t, Eat service bamade ef thie eitation | tee ercien te ft ] <€ we Peis’ 200s Gey of Januery “ate ae AR t ik : = (jae De UES : 8 4 a BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA ? “