The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1930, Page 3

gpaitt guna ie na 2 eee Hi i 2TReEE ; ; 8 # | #8 : FY i oak i ll i & stil A i | A 5 gab ih nile _Charge of Bribing Fall With $100,000 (Continue* ‘rom pace one) Open, Sesame! ‘OBODY finds credit easier to get than the man or woman who can produce evi- dence of & fat and substantial Savings Account. Credit Man- agers’'welcome such people, neighbors respect them, their fam- ilies applaud them and less thrifty acquaintances envy them. B.Next time you want to open « charge account at one of our het- ter stores, try building up a com- : ' fortable reserve of ready cash in a ask 38 Pi Savings Accountin this Bank,then ‘show the results to the Credit Manager. You'll find your Savings Account the magic password to credit. What's more, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that you've established credit ata ! store on the best of all possible _ bases,—the management koows you're responsible, foresighted and solveat. And you know it, too! It's ‘almost. worth celebration with another deposit ! : H EORUEEREEE SE ait Justice Hits then read to the jury the prayers admitted on request of counsel. “They are nothing but rules of law,” he added. The prayers included that of the government that it was admitted ing |margin. Nugent tied the count with Be & free throw but Bismarck went into @ 19 to 16 lead with a free throw by | Ci :|@ free throw shortly before leaving m,, having been out one hour and 6 minutes. Mrs, Doheny pushed herself inside the rail and embraced Doheny. With | tears streaming down their cheeks the two stepped to the jury box and thanked each man and woman of the Jury. After thanking the jurors, Doheny ed “we told Pg your day was coming, is it.” Doheny answered “I knew it when we came to court.” ‘was convicted four months ago ing the money as a bribe cont verdict today up one of the most unique in American juris- ’s decision leaves Fall, the cabinet officer, the only per- be convicted of charges grow- FES y2 agieer 5738 a3 THEATRE Adults 35¢c until 7:30 Last Time Tonight 2:30 - 7 and 9 p. m. Breathless Action! Amazing Thrills! MONDAY - TUESDAY March 24 and 25 Demons Eliminate THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1980 BABS HAVE I” [ESE out of the of] leases probe though Hcp sivelaie 1929 Champions in Sensational Fight iti (Continued from page one) at the end of the third quarter was 18 to 13 for Valley City. On the first play in the closing can- to, Hoffman netted a long one to tie the count. Spriggs stepped through the foul line and gave. Bismarck its | second lead of the game, a 16 to 15 O'Hare and a field basket by Dohn. Then O'Hare fouled Nugent as the Valley City forward made a goal. O'Hare had committed four fouls and | YPyr. Nugent made both | c: left the game. free throws and Valley City was lead- | ing 20 to 19. Tait tied the count with the game with his four personals. Dohn followed Tait from the floor a | short time later. The three regulars were replaced by Benser, Meinhover and Agre. Val- ley City scored a field goal and was leading 22 to 20 with 49 seconds to go. Then came the big moment. Meinhover made good on a free throw and with less than 20 seconds to go. jumping against Thoreson at the foul line, the giant tipped the ball cleanly through the hoop for the winning point. 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