The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1930, Page 8

PHOTOGRAPHERS 10 CONVENE AT RARGO|"rixeme, cu, ase so Program for Meeting April 22 to 24 Announced by Presi- dent Presthus . D., April 17.—The ual Pole Sitting Kitty Meows His |_Meows His Record | Kingsburg, Calif, April 17.—P}— Tom, @ gray maltese cat, today was resting on his laurels after having sat for eight days atop a telegraph pole for no good reason at all, Just where Tom was resting was & ae of doubt. He came down yes- lay and disappeared, much eee the discontiture of his owner, Charles Schaffer, and the oy of oto- neighbors who had been forced to lis- nounced by thus, of this city, as follows: ‘Tuesday, April 22 oa m—Registration at headquar- convention. President McFarland, Valley City. Re- port by Secretary-Treasurer L. E. Os- born, Dickinson. 12:15 p. m—Luncheon at Powers hotel with questionnaire program conducted by R. A. Slorby, Devils 2—Discussion of local and state ad- vertising, conducted by Fred Hul- strand, Park River. Studio and busi- hess, William Hartman, Fargo. Studio publicity, Miss Alice Moshier, Fargo. Election of officers and directors. 4:30—Salesmen's hours and visiting. 6:30—Annual banquet. ‘Wednesday ® a. m. to noon—Demonstrations in ‘Portrait lightings and poses and de- ‘veloping negatives, by Mr. Elton, of the Eastman Kodak company, Ro- . Y. 12:15—Luncheon at’ Powers hotel ‘to work | which the state committee had ex- | Oluded as candidates Senator J. iianies teeatiiee ar Elton. Thursday whey Thea negatives by coloring photo- ten to ehis yowling because they couldn't coax him back to earth. Pseudo Physician Dies In Electric Chair for Jersey ‘Torch’ Killing Trenton, N. J. ‘April 17.—(P}— Henry Campbell Close, 62-year-old former advertising man and pseudo physician, dies tonight in the electric chair for the “torch” murder of & woman he married bigamously. His victim was Mrs. Mildred Mowry, a widow, of Greesnburg, Pa. who, not knowing he had a wife and three children in Elizabeth, N. J., married him, and met death when she insisted he make a home for her. Close’s attorneys pleaded that fi- nancial failure and drug addiction had driven him to insanity. He has been using the names of Henry Colin Campbell but during the trial it de- veloped his real name was Close. Court Refuses to Ban Democratic Primary Montgomery, Ala., April 17—(7)—| The Alabama supreme court in a de- cision today refused to stop the Dem- ocratic primary of August 12 from Thomas Heflin and others who failed to support the Democratic national ticket in 1928, TOWNSHP IN DUNN Judge Pugh Rules That More Than Half of Voters Fa- vored Dissolution Dickinson, N. D., April 17.—M-R township, Dunn county, is a thing of the past following the election for dissolution conducted there last July, it has been decided in district court here by Judge Thomas H. Pugh. This election was brought by & group of taxpayers of the organized reece who felt the burden of or- was too heavy for the Sameer “ot and the dis- solution carried by @ vote of 28 to 14. However, the township board refused to dissolve and allow the county to assume the business on the grounds that the law provided such dissolution movement should receive a majority of the legal votes in the organized | township and that there were 56 voters in the district. Rudolph Rohlik, representing the group demanding dissolution, brought action against the township board and contested the legality of some of the voters. The plaintiff won the case of proving that two of the voters claimed by the board were residents of the city of Dickinson and a man- damus runs to the county auditor of Dunn county requiring the county to take over the business of the former M-R township as dissolved. COUNTY DISSOLVED) "ras ax fr i i she #8 sf FREE LECTURE ON Christian Science Two Minneapolis Old By BLISS KNAPP, C.S. B. of Brookline, Massachusetts Theysubmerged & inwater—and ft still rancn. Think. of the significatice of euch 2 test to you! Dust, diet, . moisture, rust—that lead to breakdowns and repeir bills—are powerless to halt the flawless operation of General Electric mechanism. For in that emall,round Persons Gas Victims Minneapolis, April 17.—()—Mrs. Afternoon—Developing negatives, pone eesti sm General Electrie Re- coloring photographs, and criticism, the entire mechaniaw is sealed ts steal. aa has paid a cent for service!:: = - Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. in the BISMARCK AUDITORIUM Tonight -.- 8 o’Clock © entire house. The door to sis Mn a pea had The public is cordially invited to attend. 2 ‘ut || GENERAL @ ELECTRIC ALL:STEEL REFRIGERATOR held in Minot on June 11 and 12, it ‘was announced here today following a Fein ws ts the Conerel Elecila Hour, broadens onwry Setarday evening ot 9 o'clock, ES ing COT & etersia meeting of association officers. De- i WEBB BROTHERS Bismarck, North Dakota, Come in and let us tell you cbout a disconnected and the gas had Meet in Minot June 11 Minot, N. D., April 17.—()—The 46th annual convention of the North Dakota Firemen tails of the program have not been completed but it is expected to in- an_ invitation to Governor George F. Shafer to address the meeting. Officers of the association present were H. R. Handtmann, Man- dan, president; Peter Larson, Ken- mare, trustee, and H. L. Reade, Bis- marck, secretary. Former Grand Forks Man Is Dead in East Grand Forks, N. D., April 171—(P)}— loyd E. 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