The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1930, Page 1

* : ig * Murderec JOB OSER KS Plans Loans TAKING WIFE'S LOV Deserted Husband Confesses Killing Wife’s Paramour Early Monday Morning. _Farmer | Northwest Grain Association MISSING CHEMIST AND WOMAN _ jN\ ; pte col "FOUND DEADIN VIENNA HOTEL, ‘Suir On » Fy THEY HAVE ONHAND if Death Ends Career | Strange Career of Monooled 0 AD CEREMONIAL Cleveland Inventor Ends in Death in Europe Thomas P. Allen and Andrew SHOT PARAMOUR, THEN SELF| ‘dahl Named Officers of | ‘ETERNAL TRIANGLE’ AGAIN © MoKelvie Tells Shafer Farmers Can Still Take Advantage : — Local Shrine Club Oster's Wife and Three Childrert by Joining ‘Co-op! Timed Suicide So Insurance _— n orf Sich Living Whi ar Policies Would Take Care of | ELLSWORTH OUTLINES PLAN tersen for Weeks: 4 His Widow and Debts ‘ a | (Tribune Special Service) op Missouri Slope Members of El Linton, N. D., Mar. 25.—Jacob: Membership in Grain-Holding ‘Vienna, Mar. 25.—()—Four months of search for’ Dr. Ernest Watel,) Zagal to Participate in about 25, resident of Haselton for the Societies Still Possible, Bievebhd’ eheaiist atid inventor who ‘Covered Wagon’ Fete last 18 years, sat calmly in the office | MeKelvie States shappeare irs Roveber, wan Ge | — . Ph A —_ nitely ended today with the identifi-/ pismarck’s Shrine club, inactive for : a lated how he shot and killed John’J. Mar. 25—(?)—The cation of his body by his father in a : Petersen, 42, Haveltor. farmer, about | a. m. yesterday. i “ Oster wept occasionally as he it would make loans to farmers on Zagal & the grain they have on hand. 8 a e cerem A new speed queen of the seas was enthroned today when the North German Lloyd liner Europa on her maiden i "ANNOUNCE CASH SCHEDULE At the same time Samuel R. Mc- - crown her sister ship, the Bremen. The 51,000-ton racing greyhound passed Kelvie, in a letter to Gov. George F. co Lightship, the tape, at 5:54 a. m. today, making the 3,100-mile crossing from Cherbourg, France, in 4 Shafer of North Dakota, said farmers ‘Thomas days, 17 hours and 6 minutes. She bettered by 18 minutes the record established last October by the Bremen, 1} °y who have wheat still can take sd- bettered by 18 minutes the time of her maiden voyage last July when she dethroned the vantage of federal farm board loans the reorganized group. reigning Cunard liner Mauretanis.. The liner is captained by Commodore Nicolaus Johnsen. Only one| 5 cooperative society. begin making plans liner, the Leviathan, is larger. ph wy the gid of cash "Sea eter les an ok North Dakota Mourns As Eielson : | i i H p : i a i 4 an oe We shot the woman before tak- | man as . ih two away, procured & mr Sn, Se fg | OS Sere tt Returns Home to Sleep Forever ==" as i it 5B g 2 E i Hf Z 5 j : $1 ERIE IS THERA SS i OR Montana wheat) basis , of sunneapolis, No. 1, 8116; No. 2, MOVIE: TT ‘AR’S Pl ANE $1.14 and No. 3, $1.11. Duluth Durum Basis vere ete |GRASHES AND BURNS g }, $1.12 lo. 3, . Von ey basis of Duluth, i , Common No, 1, $1.14; No. 2, $1.10; and No. 3, WITH THREE ARO, ARD Mixed durum, basis of Duluth, No, 4 .0T; No, 2, $1.05; and No, 3, $1.02. a durum, basis of Duluth, No. 1, CALIFORNIA TASTES vee Airplanes Will Be Heav- ONE DEAD, ONE LOST oe the SPRING HEAT WHILE | “">p-icwtnotey | ASPIRE RAZES GARY | zee ican enmity between the two over the af< | MIDWEST GETS SNOW) 1oc00 rensons exeecreo| FLAT DURING STORM ssn E i i i sig no 3 8.0 gna |W meee Bismarck. Weather Compara. | Thousands Pay Homage to Arc-|18-Story Apartment Block Is ; a pieced aPhiar oad milling quality, g tively Mild; Ice in Missouri tic Hero as Funeral Train Scene of Sensational Leaps OF RATS f : : “ rane-ashens rs vemiege BeoD° io ——— River Is Holding Passes Through State for Life in Blizzard ‘ sie c@|BIOMARCK WILL PAY r ai INFESTS WEST END ds » Mar. Gary, Ind., Mar. 25.—()—One man ‘ was killed, another is missing and a " blasts today, hi fatally injured TRIBUTE TO EIELSON| zz | = aang et n't City Comision oven See ‘Al attempt to rescue passenge! 18-apartment building here early to- cy death day, driving 100 persons to the street What It Can Do for Relief George Memorial Services Will Be Held 2 Dakota. igre eee ns soit of Pestered Folks r¢ pee ey at City Auditorium at 2 % Bete The tienes peaeie, into fire) David R. McDonald, city highway. and friend were killed P. M. Wednesday . We devoured the stairyways cutting off| Superintendent, is occupied in the in- when the burst : ’ all exhibits except the windows. Fire- | Vestigation of a plague of rats which and pt Fire-| has (i into into a tail C1 6 ‘ 9 Sa aang in character and| Congressional men raised ladders carrying down Gescended on the western section spin. 500 It struck T Memorial services in memory of long. many others too frightened to leap| ° the y and is making life misera only from Valley Carl Ben Elelson will be held at the into the life nets. { able for some of the residents of lows highaease city auditorium at 2 p. m. Wednes-| river here with a slight increase in its The flames broke out about 5 a. m.| ° First street. : Scores of] - » it was announced by officials of | stage reported. while every one was sleeping. They Although experts recently ! tely to the of American had gained great headway here and poisoned off the rodents ‘ald. the Heat Equals Record alarm.Was-sounded and festing the city dump, the rat wall of} Not Nearer 100; Came From ‘With Los Angeles experiencing tem- building as the wind f perature of 89 degrees yesterday, it ted that mercury would in California today. Yester- f Hf i South in Early Days Z { 7 5 I : The south wall of the building lapsed, carrying with it the unidenti- fied man who was killed, Carl Smith, age 65, is missing. His son, Carl E. Smith, 25, was perhaps fatally injured in a futile attempt to save his father. Young Smith carried his mother seis Seas be aoe father was : tribute of the international that minutes search of the building he he was. was driven out by flames but f He entered North Dakota early to- | 110° scape cut off. He jumped from internal a Lk: i i i a E & &, £ rg i 5 § i 8 at i i ths i Bi H i : E ae HH E Z Hl; i 8 I na z i ? i gag Ez E Bg ie ye i z i I i i "ake Fs Ei, qi eh EB i ut bret elle li 4 HA HI i HF 5 ton street just off Sth avenue, in the heart of the downtown district, was valued at $150,000 and was a total loss. BISMARCK-MANDAN aS Pe i rif fe! Of Two Great Fleets i: & E " Deri. Faun —Pooting : began § Lloyd was Siberia re A eee s:| TRAFFIC RESUMED HG Seem of & joint eommmanique tanued in| § : ey Mail Pilot Jumps to ss tconenigue St was cleat : — Safety in Fog Crash Richard » Md. Mar. 235.—2)— Prey ee fashington Hi Automobiles Forced to Drive Through 10 Inches of Water Near Underpass i i if 5 ge s