The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1930, Page 6

Drops to Second in Contest Keener —_ ® Ardeth Gusmer today took the Bismarck Tribune- theatre popular girl con- vote cast for Miss Guss- hown @ tabulation this was 13,000. Miss J. Cervin- d to second place with 10,- An the contest is growing Fules of the contest provide 100 lor every paid admission to the “Myrtle Fahigren has with- from the contest, explaining she had not known her name entered. votes cast Friday, together ‘the standings of the contestants, Votes Total 8700-10th 1th 0- “For example, the‘ 400-18th tions in the rates ¢ May Sapiet wounds in th .) “There ont lay. was taken to or City vie where : emergency to name his attacker. Pratt, Anoka, who investi- ‘Tobin was in the yard “Actin and aera of the club. The a club. a “a pistol and shot the ning. i slight eccording to —_— OO | Wife Is Killed by | | Husband’s Machine | ——— ° Florence, 8. C., July 5.—(#)—Dr. G. F. Sikes, 50, Salemburg, N. C., physi- cian, drove his automobile into that of his wife while answering a call to- Gay, fatally injuring Mrs. Sikes. The physician was passing Mrs. Sikes’ car and waved a greeting. As he did so his automobile swerved in- to hers’ and both cars overturned. Dr. tee received a fractured shoulder le. FOUR BENZONS HURT IN SEDAN OVERTURN Wife of Lutheran Pastor In Hospital With Possibly Broken Shoulder Overturn of their car brought in- jury to four members of the family of Rev. Emil Benzon, pastor of the First Lutheran church, Friday afternoon, 16 miles north of Bismarek. Mrs. Benzon is in a hospital with undetemined extent of injuries, but an X-Ray examination is expected to show shoulder blade fracture. The only members of the family not in- jured were Gilbert, usually the driver of the Benzon sedan, who was on a trip to Minot and did not accompany the party, and Stanley, aged 6, who hasn’t even a scratch. The accident was due to a puncture blowing out the left front tire, which caused the car to turn over twice in the ditch and twist around. The top was smashed and the Benzons shot through this as the sedan rolled over on its second round. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson, of the Minot Daily News, were passing at the time and bre. -nt the injured family to Bismarck. ‘The Benzons :::d driven north for a Fourth of July iunch in the open. They went to Wilton to visit Oscar Lund, student pastor of the Lutheran church there, but finding‘ no picnic ground or tourist camp there, started back for home. It was when 16 miles north of here that the accident hap- Pened at about 4:30 o'clock. , Mr. Benzon has cuts-on:the legs and arms and is badly bruised. Ruth and Sylvia have scalp cuts requiring sev- eral stitches. The car is regarded as @ complete wreck. Valley City Smithy Kills Himself After Fatal Auto Accident Valley City, Chris Larson, 33, here, was killed in an automobile ac- cident, and his companion Andrew Hanson, 45, Valley City blacksmith employe, committed suicide ‘following the mishap as the result of brooding over the tragedy. Larson was killed while riding with four companions, five miles north- west of here Friday afternoon. The car overturned. Hanson, one of the companions who escaped injury, was believed to have brooded over the death of Lar- ., July 5.—(P)— police}son. ‘Friday night he took his life by Montana Eagles Show at Tire Shop “to be outdone by the city water Held in City Today H. S. Kerrick, Kansas City, ne federal Mier left this afternoon for shooting. His body was discovered about 10 p. m. L. B. Hanna Is Speaker At Spiritwood Meeting Jamestown, N. D., July 5.—()—The .| first picnic and program of. the North Dakota Society of the Sons of the American Revolution was held Friday at Spiritwood Lake. L. B. Hanna, former North Dakota governor, was the principal speaker. His address was devoted largely to a report of the meeting of the national committee in June at Asbury Park, N. J. About 50 persons attended the af- ‘;fair. A picnic iunch preceded the program. Other speakers on the program in- cluded Cap E. Miller, Fargo, presi- dent of the North Daxota society; Ezra C. Potter, vice president general of Ames, Iowa; Mrs. L. Lincoln, Fargo, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution; Judge B. F. Spaulding, Fargo, and E. D. Lum, Wahpeton. Among the guests of honor were C. H. Palmer, Casselton, state comman- der of the G. A. R., and Charles Cot-| noon, ter, Fargo, also of the G. A. R. Sculling Contest Won by Canadian Henley, England, July 5.—(?)—Jack | Guest of Toronto won the classic dia- "| mond sculls in | regatta today. easily defeating G. the Royal Henley Boetzelen of Berlin in the final heat by half a dozen lengths. Boetzelen yesterday eliminated Guest's country- "| man, Joe Wright Jr. Kent School, of Connecticut, went down in defeat in the semifinals for the Thames challenge cup of the royal regatta when Worchester col- lege, Oxford, led them over the course to win by half a length in a hotly contested race. The event, over a mile and 550 yards course, was rowed by the Worcester crew in 7 minutes and 14 seconds. crew was an American oarsman, Ty- ler, an Oxford Rhodes scholar. Car Barely Escapes Dive Off Fatal Bridge A car smashed into the guard rail- ing at the bridge over the Soo Line farm laborer near/to.s, held up the Plainfield State | bank at noon today and escaped with sen THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1980 - : PRIZE BULL HEADS ‘FOR EUROPE UNDER OWN POWER; DROWNS Owner Was Shipping Animal Abroad to Participate In Fairs New York, July 5.—(?)—Alphonse, $10,000 blue-ribbon bull, aspired to be the first transatlantic swimmer, or perhaps, hearing so much abcut his impending trip to Europe, he got the notion that he was supposed to get there under his own power. His owner, Lewis Satterthwaite of Newton, Pa., was shipping Alphonse to Europe to compete in German fairs, and had loaded him aboard a ferry this morning for the trip to Brooklyn, his port of embarkafion. Half way across Buttermilk channel Alphonse burst out of his crate, paced a first mate a couple of trial laps around the deck, then leaped over- board. Through the channels, down into the narrows, and finally into Grave- send bay Alphonse swam, with police tugs snorting in his wake and trying to surround him. Another police tug was called, and then another, until there were four— but the problem of rescuing Alphonse was one with which they were un- equipped to cope. For awhile Alphonse seemed to be in fine fettle, but he tired as he pro- ceeded out beyond the narrows, and somewhere in the salt center of \ Gravesend bay he disappeared from view. \Believe Two Fell With Stolen Plane Alameda, Calif, July 5.—(AP)— Alameda police expressed belief to- day Rene Medus, 19, Alameda, and a youth known as “Lefty” York, 20, Vallejo pugilist, were killed when an airplane dived 1,000 feet into San Francisco bay last night. Both were reported missing and both were seen at the airport shortly before the plane was taken without ee from its hangar, police said. Efforts were made today to bring |the submerged plane closer to shore before raising it. iMasked Holdup Man Robs Illinois Bank Plainfield, M1l., July 5.—(AP)—A masked robber, brandishing two pis- ,000 in currency. The robber entered the bank alone, but his escape was unnoticed outside the bank and whether he had a con- federate in an automobile was not known. Entering the bank just before noon, he donned a mask, drew two pistols and ordered four employes and a customer of the bank into the vault. There he locked them, scooped up the money and departed. Edythe K. Smith, 13, Of Tappen, Dies Here Edythe K. Smith, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith, who live on a farm near Tappen, died in the city after a few days illness which brought her here tor treatment. Funeral plans are for services at a Tappen church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Bmith was born at Williston. She has several brothers and sisters. | Hold Moorhead Men _ | On Liquor Charges Moorhead, Minn., July 5.—()—One Moorhead resident is held to federal court on a charge of sale, possession and liquor nuisance, and three others are to be arraigned today on similar charges in Detroit Lakes before U. 8. Commissioner D. C. Carman, follow- ing Es raid by four federal agents here Frank Rogers was held for trial, and Mrs. Signa Burgess, Erick and Andrew Johnson will &o before the commissioner this after- Two Men Killed in | Cleveland Gang War Cleveland, ©. July 5.—(®)—Two men were shot and killed, one while \inside Frank Milano's restaurant and the other just as he had stepped out- side today. Both are believed to have been “put on the spot” in a bootleg war, One of the men was identified as Joe Porello, head of Cleveland's corn sugar business since the murder in October, 1927, of “Big Joe” and John Lonardo. The other was Sam Tilocco, Porello's right hand man. ~ When It Escaped [is non-corrosive and non-rusting and Plan All-Metal Apartment House ———__—__——_—— New York, July 5—(#)—The first all-metal apartment building in the world, with walls only three and a half inches thick, is to be built on the Chicago lake front next winter, ac- cording to an. article in the July Architectural 'd, out today. It is to be a 17-story building. The exterior walls will be entirely of glass and a chromium nickel alloy which looks like silver. Bowman Bros., Inc., are the architects, and construction will begin in October. The 3 1-2 inch walls, only a fourth as thick as the walls of an ordinary brick building, will have heat insulat- ing qualities equal to those of a 36- inch brick wall. The plans call for double windows further to minimize heat losses. It is to be electrically heated and will have a common radio aerial on the roof, the building itself shielding individual sets from outside disturb- DIAMOND BALL TEANS NEAR HALFWAY MARK Will Replaces Northwestern Bell In Basement Following Thursday Program With only two more games re- maining of the program for the first half of the season, the North Da- kota Power and Light entrant seems assured of first honors in the Bis- marck alent league at the halfway mark. The Powers have won 13 straight games, and have but one more con- test to play, that against the Bis-/ marck Dairy sometime next week. The other game left will find the Northwestern Bell Telephone com- pany playing Montgomery Ward. The second program of 14 games will begin Monday evening. In games Thursday evening, the Grand Pacific Eat Shop trimmed Will’s 17 to 8 while Gamble’s won from the Capital Laundry 15 to 14 in an excit- ing contest. The Will defeat dropped that club to the bottom below the Northwestern Bell Telephone _com- pany, which hit its stride late in the campaign. The aint jo ane 11000 Power and Light -18 0 1 Gamble -11 3 .786 Montgomery Wa! - 8 5 61 Capital Laundry . 6 8 429 Grand Pacific . 6 8 429 evidence weg 4 A yi wir iene - 8 IL 214 Look to Women for. Solution of Murder BOY SOLDIERS T0 MAKE FIELD TRIP Will Pitch Tents Tomorrow Eve- ning Near Rifle Range; Re- main Two Days Boy soldiers at Fort Lincoln’s Cit- izen’s Military Training camp will “sleep out” Sunday night when they take their annual field trip. With the youths leaving Fort Lin- coln at 6:80 p. m., camp will be es- tablished near the rifle range during the evening. At the camp the boys will pitch shelter tents, kitchens, in- cinerators, and other things neces- sary in a semi-permanent camp. After sleeping in the tents, the boys will arise at dawn Monday. Soon after the breakfast hour, range firing will be in order for the rest jof the day. Firing will continue Tuesday until the three rifle com- panies and the band personnel have completed their work. The battalion will break camp Tuesday in time to arrive at the post for the evening meal. Field problems will be combined | with the march to the camp tomor- row evening. Organization property and supplies will be taken along and an ambulance will trail the train. Helen Madison Sets — Three of Five Marks For Women Swimmers Long Beach, Cal., July 5—(AR)— Five new world’s records and one American mark today marked the achievements here of the country’s star swimmers, as they swept into the third of the four-day national A. A. U. championships. Seattle’s juvenile acquatic queen, Helene Madison, whose rhythmic strokes carried her to three of the five new marks, chose to rest today, awaiting the morrow for a final fling at time. Miss Madison in two days has set up new records for the 100 meter, quarter, and mile free style, in the women’s events. Sunday she will test the 880-yard record. Winnipeg Prices Display \ Weakness ‘Winnipeg, July. 5.—()—After an idle short session on the Winnipeg | Market today, wheat prices finished small fractions down from the previ- ous close. Export business was lim- ited and English millers were reported buying cheap Russian wheat, but some fair seaboard buying stemmed &@ possible decline. July was off % cent at 96% cents, while both October and December showed % cent losses at $1.00% to % Detroit, Mich., July 5.—(#)—Police looked to three women today for a solution of, the slaying Thursday of two men afid the wounding of a third in the city’s latest outbreak of gang- ster warfare. William Cannon and George Col- lins, reputed members of a beer run- ning syndicate operating between De- troit and Chicago, were shot to death at an entrance of the La Salle hotel. Michael Stitzel, a former doorman at @ gambling house was seriously wounded. The slayer and his com- panion disappeared in the crowd. Motorcyclists Crash With Car in Underpass A motorcycle ridden by W. E. and August Smith Friday afternoon ran jinto the car of Paul Halloran, 205 Second street, Dismarck, in the under- pass near Mandan. were thrown onto the hood of Hal- loran’s car and received severe cuts of the arms. Both came to this city and were given surgical treatment at a local hospital. The motorcycle was wrecked. Gfficial of Defunct Concern Is Arrested St. Paul, July 5.—(?)—Federal auth- orities here today announced Elmer J. Smith, former vice president of the defunct Diamond Motor Parts trial, authorities said, in connection with the failure of the Diamond com- pany, which, it has been estimated, cost northwest investors about $1,500,000. STRASBURG FARMER DIES HERE Michael Schneider, 62, & farmer of Strasburg, died in this city this morn- ing, while undergoing, treatment for illness. He leaves a widow and sev- eral grown sons and daughters. Fun- eral arrangements were being made today for services at the Strasburg Catholic church, either Sunday or Monday. Play With Dynamite Kills South Dakotan Mitchell, 8. D., July 5—(%—Fred Kendricks, 73-year-old resident of White Lake, 8. D., died in a hospital at Mitchell from injuries suffered while he was celebrating Independ- ence Day by dynamite. Kendricks had lighted two sticks of dynamite but attempted to remove a third stick he had thrown too near a house when it exploded, tearing off an arm and fracturing his leg. He died in a hospital 10 hobrs later. He ‘was a widower. The brothers | co and $1.02% to % respectively. Cash wheat demand ny light, and was consequent to small quantities. Fair Soe) for low-grade oats was noted in the coarse mart, but business was small due to lack of supply. Gilkerson Giants Get Revenge on Jamestown Gilkerson’s Union Giants took re- venge on the semi-professional base- ball club from Jamestown, beating them 11 to 5 at the Missouri in fednesday. McNair, veteran outfielder, pitched for the dusky team, limiting the Jims to seven bingles, The score by inn- Gilkersons 200 303 003—11 15 0 Risberg and Deal; McNair and leman, a CHOLERA eages Two louriscas Abrantes, Portugal, Ji 5.—()—Cholerine, the first mae ot epidemic cholera, has broken out in this region. Two deaths have been reported thus far. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED—Cook at City Cafe. "Se ae atigs Russell office. LOST—July 4th at Mandan © ait eam . tT 1 | ' Sicoute¥ nore AT THE GATEWAY OF MINNEAPOLIS: —Where you are made to feel at home— Jamestown 410 000 000—5 7 61 STRAW HATS, CAPS, NOVELTY HATS FOR immediate and future orders. Aj live combination for a live sales- | Greek Philosopher Goes Over Niagara Cataract in Barrel Niagara Falls, N. Y., July 5—()}— Encased in a huge barrel made of four oak staves bound by steel hoops and with steel castings at either end. George E. Stathakis, self-styled Greek Philosopher and author, Buffalo, went over the Horseshoe falls today. He made the plunge over the cataract at 3:30 p. m. tiret home tasceall Stella Walsh Claims Three World Records |tte announced. Dallas, Texas, July 5—()—Stella Walsh, Cleveland meteor, was posses- sor of three new world track and field records today, if A. A. U, officials see fit to recognize the marks she estab- lished in the national meet yesterday. Running the century in 11.1 sec- onds, which bettered the established record, Miss Walsh also set a prospec- tive world’s record of 25.2 seconds for the 220 yard event. She rounded out @ strenuous day by leaping 18 feet 9% inches, bettering the world record of 18 feet 7% inches, set at the last di Olympic games. the receiving. (RAYS TOPLAY FORT LINCOLN TOMORROW Last Year's Baseball Outfit Will|%#!e Methodist church Sunday. Make 1930 Debut Before Home Fans will pla; o’clock tomorrow afternoon, meeting ‘ort Lincoln nine, it has been gone, wij) The Grays walloped Steele 8 to 3) ai in a Fourth of July game at the Kid-| co; der county city yesterday. h ‘The Grays this year are made up| ‘ of men from last year’s team besides| fa! several new recruits. that Chuck Wristen or Lefty Klein| Nicollet Ave. Minnespolis. Minn. may pitch, though the veterans Doc Love and Charlie Boardman may get an opportunity to toss them over| 0. Roy McLeod, Bismarck high school athletic director, probably will do’ Sergeant Swede Leitz is slated to lo the throwing for the soldiers with either Schmaedecke or Hagen as the doughboy backstop. Funeral Services For Pair Sunday Bertha, Minn., July 5.—(?)—Funer- al services for Ruth McConnell, 14 years old, and her father, Howard McConnell, will be held at the Vern- McConnell committed suicide after striking his daughter on the head with a double-bitted ax. The giri died in @ local hospital Friday. Mc- Connell is said to have brooded over their | the death of his wife 14 months ago. ime of the sea- 4 son at the city athletic field at 3} Announcement for Stomach Sufferers Stomach sufferers in Bismarck and be glad to learn that ‘3 Drug store, Bismarck, North pu ee Roale f ete : rug store tell you about them, It is probable| or write F. H. Ptunder, Ince 114 First Class Shoe Repairing Bismarck Shoe Hospital HENRY BURMAN, Prop. Bismarck, caped from the county jail here at 2 &. m. today. e CuUrculas leon. 3 S Ss . Your business will be appreciated. Phone 818 The new Home Laundry located at 423 Third street - changed management, now operated by Flury and company. if the price was not so high.” tion they received. J 600 First Class Rooms and The offer of stock for sale of the Northwest States Utilities company has been oversubscribed and the sale will close on Monday, July 7, 1980. Orders received after that date will not be accepted. 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