The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1930, Page 3

{e ) i oe RIDLEY TELLS GALES WHAT HE THINKS OF ~HIMFOR STATEMENT Two Foes of Townley Lock Horns Regarding Statement Made by Fargoan “ae aie ce FINGER SCAR HOPED now engaging in a series of prohibi- tion debates with A. C. Townley, to- day in a public statement told the; eee cece BRTURGHT PROOR erintendent of the North Dakota Anti-Saloon league, what he thinks of him for recently issuing a letter saying that Townley had hired Ridley to debate with him. Both Ridley snd Gales are Baptist ministers. Dr. Ridley said he came upon a/ communication printed in a pamphlet issued by the First Baptist church in Minot. Said Townley Hired Him The communication, purporting to ad been written by the Rev. Gales, said: “Townley has hired Ridley from North Carolina to debate with him. Ridley is doing this for the money Townley pays him. Of coufse jlike host bought up propositions, the de- cisions will all be for Townley. “Townley has just the man he wants and Ridiey needs cash. The smaller the crowds, the sooner these meetings will stop.’ In answering the letter attributed to Gales, Dr. Ridley in his statement issued today said: ‘ . Mr. Gales, superintend- Saloon league of th Dakota, has sent out a sheet Ictier to the ministers of the state re- garding the Townley-Ridley debates now going on in the third congres- sional district. letter, to say nothing of its phrase- ology, seeks to reflect somewhat on Dr. Ridley as having been caught up by Mr. Townley and playing the part of a dummy in the cebates. Calls Gales Unkind “In the first place, let me say that Dz. Gales.is very unkind and not at all Christian in the things he has said. “In the second place, permit me to say that I came to North Dakota last fall for the first time to fill engage- ments made by a representative of ‘The spirit of the| Mrs. Mary J. Bolter Dies Almost on Eve Of ist Birthday Mary Josephine, wife of Fred Bol- be in Bt Mary's ce Mrs. Edna C. Stiles Claims She Is Illegitimate Daughter of Dancer make her an heiress to the $2,000,000 estate of Gaby Des! ago. A. W. McGovney, Gardena, Calif. attorney, announced he had forwar ed claims intended to prove the Pasa- dena woman's contention that she is an illegitimate child of the dancer. to Paris courts, where the estate now is being settled. Mrs. Stiles’ contention is based largely on testimony of -an aged French nurse, who said the dancer, years ago, gave secret birth to a baby girl. A few hours after the baby was born, the nurse said, she cut a cross into the flesh of the little finger of the child's left hand, for identifica, tion purposes. i The dancer, at the peak of her fame, the nurse testified, instructed that the baby be placed in a foundling home. A few days later a man ts said to have left a tiny baby, its finger still rapped in gauze, in a Peorla, Ill, children’s home. Mrs. Edna L. Miltner, it is alleged, then adopted the child, the’ present Mrs, Stiles. Photographs have been-entered into the records. the anti-saloon league to debate Townley. This representative was former Congressman Upshaw of Georgia, who Mr. Gales pitted against Townley for nine debates, managing them himself andppresiding over each mecting. “When Mr. Upshaw could not re- turn, because Gales would not permit him, he (Upshaw) asked me to take his place and I did so. Mr. Gales knows that I was, for i2 years, Mr. ‘Upshaw’'s pastor. He also knows that I have Upshaw's most enthusiastic endorsement. He knows too that I 5 cainst liquor with every ounce of y I have, arid yet, he sends out this letter.” He sends out this letter: “Perhaps I will not be beheaded if I tell the people the real truth as to} why this attitude on the part of Mr. Gales. “To begin with Gales is not a big man, and being 2 minister he is ¢ bit slow to acknowledge it. “He jumped headlong into a series of Townley-Upshaw debates and got licked. He has been mouthing at somebody ever since. been trying to get him personally to come on the hustings and demand prohibition, but like the dog in the manger, he will neither eat the hay nor let the cow eat it. Would Give Way “I am such a hater of liquor that I will take a back seat any day or hour Mr. Gales will take on Townley. I'll be a good sport and a timekeeper while he and Townley tussle. “In his letter, he advises all prohi- hitionists to put an end to the debates by staying away. Such is the advice of 2 whipped leader or a coward. The crowds are there and if Geles has @ message for them he ought to be there. “Two debates were held last week, one at Garrison and one at Mchall, and scores of people had to stand for the entire program. “Oh, no, there is no trouble about a hearing but it is a pity that the dry forces of North Dakota haven't a Jeader who can bare his blazing lance and rush to the defense of our homes, instead of sucking his thumb and try- ing to belittle the man who tries.” Debates Will Continue A schedule of debates for the next two weeks, including one in Minot on March 28, has been mapped out for Townley and Dr. Ridley. Townley, a candidate for the Re- publican congressional nomination in i the third district, is advocating gov- ernment contro! and sale of liquor at cost, while Dr. Ridley is arguing tor Prohibition. The schedule of debates is: Ken- mare tonight; Crosby, Tuesday eve- ning; Powers Lake, Wednesday after- e noon; Williston, Thursday night; ‘Watford City, Friday afternoon; Van turday Sherwood, In_the District Court of the Ui Le0a States for the District of in North Dakota. s Matter of, ep, eamicruge, Coal, Corporation, editors. Lucl ation of hee County of end Seoreseia, e Kk, in Friday, March 28, 1930, at loc! . M., at which time the creditors may ‘fnitend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such Gimer Bisiness as may Properly come rt Dated: Bismarck, N, D.. Mare asso" ALFRED ZUGE Referee in Bankruy Townley has| Fugitive Arrested At Fargo, Is Brought Back by Deputy Rupp |. Philip Keaton was brought back from Fargo, Saturday, by Deputy Sheriff John I. Rupp, a warrant is- sued by J. W. Riley, justice of the peace, charging a statutory offence. State’s Attorney George 8. Register, Jr., made the complaint, and the Far- go authorities arrested Keaton there and held him for the Bismarck officer to arrive. A preliminary arraignment will be given Keaton, Tuesday, March 25, b$ Justice. Riley. Lacking bond in’ the amount of $1,000, the defendant is be- ing held in custody by Sheriff Rollin | Welch. Grain Firm Trying to Dissolve Receivership | Minneapolis, Mar. 17.—(#)—The {Continental Grain company today filed a petition in federal court to dissolve the receivership into which it was forced two weeks ago by finan- cial difficulties. Hearing on the pe- tition has been set for March 26 be- fore Judge W. A. Cant. In the meantime, however, the gov- ernment was proceeding with plans to bring a civil action against the com- pany to recover title to 103,000 bush- els of wheat stored in the Continental elevator by the Farmers National Grain corporation. In its petition the company claimed it is not involvent and that assets ex- ceed liabilities. The receiver was ap- pointed by the federal court after filing of a voluntary petition by the company. Forks Jailbreaker Is Held in Minneapolis | PERSHING SPEAKS OVER RADIO Eighteen nations maintain consu- lates in Honolulu. Fic | Highest Quelity for 50 Yours | of Mrs.j Stiles, taken shortly after the adop-| ime with budget estimates, | Prest- jtion, and showing an injured finger. | breakfast conference called upon THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1930 they ESTIMATES SOON ON sues TAX PAYMENTS MADE Mrs. Eliza Boylan Is LV. A. Aspirant to Grand Forks Will Be Headquar-| Official Head State Schools) tors, Says Nye; County Have Been Unable to Informal announcement was made Agents Handle Work tend Bertha Palmer for the cffice of stat superintendent of public instruction. Her candidacy will be submitted to the I. V, A. state convention at Grand Forks for indorsement. = Mrs, Boylan is a graduate of Carle- ton college, Northfield, Minn., and she has taught school in several parts of North Dakota, including Beach and Steele. She also has served as school superintendent of Dunn county Tell What Effect Market here, today, that Mrs. Eliza Boylan,| . Crash Has Had of Killdeer, will be a candidate against} yinot, N. D., Mar. 17.—()—Head- | been quarters soon will be established at Grand Forks to provide federal seed and feed loans to farmers of Mon- Yo Washington, Mar. 17.—(%)—The treasury today wired a number of the income tax collection offices various parts of the country to re- telegraph estimates of the 5 returns in their respective way officials believed that ® preliminary estimate for Secretary Mellon i {Senator Gerald P. Nye today advised the Minot Association of Commerce| HJ in a telegram. The seed and feed loan forms are now being printed at the govern- ment’s printing office in Washington. Application blanks will be distribut: ed through county agents, B58 z alias | said, a E i E i i gs ty auditors. There will be a local committee ap- pointed in each county to pass on a) | plications. The local committee will) forward them to the central office at | | Grand Forks. | hai an appealing for a loan is approved, a voucher for the ai it Til be mailed directly to the party |terian church at 2:30 Sunday after- applyi | vin W. Payette, 18, allas J. E. Nash, Wilson in Butte, Mont., last Tuesda: and in| Payette’s home is county agents, | Utah. 1 will be ‘available from the coun- loans for lubricating oll and done with it. uth Admits Killing Paso, Texas, Mar. 15.—()—Mel- | Nolan, today confessed, police that he killed Mrs. Christina; in Salt Lake City, Funeral Services |For Jennie Hagen End | noon at 1 In Wilton Interment! “is Funeral services for Miss Jennie mother of five sons and four d Hagen were held at the First Presby- ters, these being Howard, noon, Senator Nye said that a resolution|and were conaucied by Rev. F. E./ jhas been offered in congress to cape the pastor, i ! The pallbearers were F. E. Mc- gasoline, but nothing definite has Curdy, John Peterson, Worth Lumry, Judge W. L. Nuessle, Birloa Ward and Roy Log: After the servicc : proceeded to Wilton, | ‘Troet tana, Minnesota and North Dakots,| Woman in Butte, Mont, | Hazen's mother and’ two brothers Gent Inst 1 ae ae live, and interment was made in the cemetery there. »|_ Funeral services for Mrs. George E.| York. No advices have come as to 94 Coleman, who died of a paralytic) how well the metropolis was done. | Colt at the time stricken. vin, Aubrey, Orval, ‘Myrtle, Marjorie They were largely attended | peote and bad Lalas arn es NOBLEMAN KILLS SELF Cambridge, Ohio, Mar. 17. |man who police said was Sir C Gilman-Adair, 37, an English not | man, died today of bullet wounds the funeral party | where: ’ Mike inflicted after he shot his fo NEW YORK ‘PAINTED UP Tuckahoe, N. J., Mar. iT, Mrs. Coleman Funeral | uiysses Behic is somewhere on aniot | Having inherited $1,336.52,yn: | od . At Perry’s Wednesday | Ulyasee a clam digger, left town withpy, the avowed intention of doing New: a | E | those counties lec! i i SENATORS APPROVE FARM BOARD FUNDS Partial Report Accepted by So-| fons Includes Appropria- tion of $100,000,000 ele i Cock don’t ting $ 5 g i E i § March 14, the last day for which complete figures are available, the treasury had collected a total of $49,- 17.—()—The | the collections amounted to $56,804,- 350. This, however, was not taken to indicate much, since during the year the collections were $8,000,000 above the 1929 receipts, but when complete the 1929 receipts ex- ceeded those of 1928. ‘i The has estimated that the total of the payments made last | 000,000. | Saturday should approximate $550,-] The house still must act on four, 000,000. ‘The collections last March | senate amendments, wich are in dis- were $601,000,000 but since that time; agrecment. They are: congress has authorized a one per| Inclusion of $8,000,000 for Porto) cent cut in the normal income rate. | Rico hurricane relief and provision of | Stock Market Considered additional sums for construction of | ‘Treasury officials have been unable , the federal buildings at Boston, Den- to tell what effect the stock market | ver and Richmond. collapse of last fall will have upon! the returns. The only accurate an- swer will be found when the pay- ments are totaled. In order to keep expenditures in senate today in accepting a partial re- port from a conference committee on the deficiency supply bill which car- ties in addition $73,000,000 for vo All other senate increases in the | bill were approved. The house will take up the conference report late to- day or tomorrow. DIES AFTER SEVEN YEARS Plainfield, N. J., Mar. 17—(P)—; After suffering seven years from a! broken back received in a high school football game, Ellis W. Galloway is dead. congressional leaders to put the brakes on all expenditures not recom- mended by the budget. At that time bills proposing an outlay of more} em | than a billion dollars in excess of | JONES CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY | budget figures were pending. Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 17.—(?)—An em- ‘The congressional leaders assured | peror born on St. Patrick's day is to; the chief executive that most of these | lead an invasion of England shortly— measures would be shelved and some | Emperor Jones of Golfdom. This is Democratic members toolt occasion to | Bobby's 28th birthday. 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