The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 3

FORTUNES OF WALSH =» [ English Peeress || ‘Dead Man’ Walks and Insurance THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1980 WALTHER LEAGUE lw. Schroeter, Cleveland, was pre-|speakers from all sections of the! at Salzburg, Austria, |Sented by the nominating committee. |country and Canada are entered got| tion. He was 70 years Gallmeyer, in his president’s address | under way today and the winner will | =“ STAKED ATPOLLS OF cl eda Executive Uncovers Conspiracy TO REELECT HRAD|iszcsiceiee maoseeat tortie Fs aye sece-— Easy Way to hee Geaaies, poe pemigtinwer ce Wid: uy lal Sr ae OU tl Wl leis | ec to the 18th amend- ist hight told m gates. they ave | Get Rid of | MONTANA PRIMARY liters-2tz.28 sors, cuts ance cei woo oiered'a np: [rere aed comet wt 4] Fore Wayne Many Who Yestere| oc atta e's tng ome nef ane atnat| __ DANDRUFF! Work now for the first time.” she! Wav to work started an investigation |death claims had been pald ‘were today. istic organizations, crooked politicians) Now you can get rid of dandruft said. to get out and work.” She is bound for Hollywood to supervise some Eng- lish settings for Samuel Goldywn. Takeoff Delayed by Up Opponent to Beat Sen- ator; Wet Issue Up ' Helena, Mont. July 12—What Tacoma, Wash., July 15.—(#)—De- layed while experts groom their mo- ,|tors, pilots of two planes which may race from Tacoma to’ Tokyo, today pene Unt Priday or pethaps even iater = | unt ‘i pot ora bis paty: natn oeniones Harold Bromley, who expects to fly man Scott Leavitt is for |the “City of Tacoma,” eastern congressional district, which is more than 20,000 Republican. overhauled on “The Pacific lican for political adroitness and some pop- ination ‘that, wil pit gue ‘ef teem Wildernes lion one of them H + against Walsh in the fail election, as|Andian Wilderness Montana is heavily Republican, this Hides Fliers’ Fate might make a difference in the po- Rangoon, Burma, July 15.—(p)— ie Sa of Walsh at this time, e Republicans can unite, faction- ‘The Indian wilderness today cloaked with silence and mystery the fate of alism heretofore playing a part in the : the young British aviator, Eric Hook, needed before the takeoff. success of Walsh. One to Every 44 Voters Because of this fact, chief interest test between Albert J. Galen, associate crash judge of the supreme court, and O. H.|° Leted rtlgel bin P. {One Horse Power”) Shelley, Red | jungles feared that even if they did Lodge weekly publisher, for the Re-| fing him eventually it would be too | 0D & Principal street in the film col- | Publican nomination for senator. With nearly 5,000 espirants in the late to bring him out alive. Hook and Matthews were engaged various state and county contests, the from she was en route home from the | situation signifies one selection to wuaene bay Apne on aca beach and had drunk “carloads” of | every 44 qualified voters. This is due | bamboo clump. Matthews said hej liquor. : to the fact that only 220,624 voters was obliged to leave him in a dyin, rer 4 Tegistered in the state’s 1,403 pre- condition and seek help for both of cincts. them. Chain Store Man Is Again in Court federal enforcer for the state, but who retired after a scandal had been aired in the state courts in 1922, in which it was revealed that confiscated bonded liquor had, in some manner, found its way into preferred drug Today's proceedings receivership for the unit, the Clarence Saunders Stores, Inc., which operates ——————— present Bande eine mee nthe! Grand Forks Police the law. Anyhow, whatever course wet sentiment of the state will take, it is regarded as inuring to the benefit of Shelley. low lepers oF the Wi ry to profit 4 ihe several campaigns Say: — rn 1004 and 1908 and associate judge of ‘oster Friendship Colo, July 15—¢y—Im-| , the supreme court in 1920 and in 1926. He has not made a personal cam- ‘of the service club in foster- Shelley, on the other hand, has|Hg _ international Denver, of speeches and some state- ments. His challenge to Jiidge to express his views on the question and to discuss f F uor | Association of Lions clubs by Ray L. pra , Sacramento, outgoing presi- lent Mr. Riley said, on the subject of foreign club extension, “It is the out- standing achievement of the twen- tieth century, and one that will exer- cise @ profound effect in shaping the destiny of the people of the world in “an & him pik nS cit By Fish Hatchery Man | Dies in Jamestown Jamestown, N. D., July 15.—(P)— George F. Hunt, caretaker at the Dakota fish North wood lake, g "The government is taxing US|that has disclosed a million dollar |aware of it. Republican Contest May Raise |°u" of existence and everybody has j conspiracy, , Recalling that he recently saw John |surance companies had been defraud- . McCoy’s death certificate, the execu-|ed of. millions: of dollars on false tive inquired about it. news to McCoy. ‘The insurance man told District|theft or counterfeiting of an official ternational Walther League, young|tend a banquet at which Gallmeyer Attorney Fach of Richmond county, | death certificate blank and the health , reall 5 Transpacific Flyers sno pose Mocca = A Lutherans’ organization, at voday’s!and Dr. William B. Wickenden, prest- dent of Case School of Applied Sci- ence, Clevéland, will be the speakers. on whose supposed deaths the Metro-|names of the doctor, politan Insurance company had paid death benefits ranging from $482 to South Sea Divorce — . New York, July 15.—(#)—Dr. Hor- ‘across the Pacific, said it would take/tense Powdi & day or so to get his craft in shape. | gist, has returned from a 10 months’ The motor is being completely | visit alone to New Ireland, a reformed Era” |cannibal isle of the South. Seas, This year Walsh may meet strong |which may race “The City of Taco-| where all there is to divorce is return Opposition, however, as one Repub-|ma” across the North Pacific. Robert by the wife’s family to the husband strong in equipment for serving | Wark and Eddie Brown, Seattle pilots, of a string of shells he paid at mar- the public-and another notable chiefly |said 10 hours test flying would belriage, where children smoke. at 3, Vivian and Stovall said today his where there are no drinks except wa- F would route ter and cocoanut) milk, where it is | Company woul begin clearing grou improper for men to dance with| Dear here immediately for a $375,000 women, Film Star Is Held whom his companion, Jimmie Mat- | Eagen, youthful film actress, was at the liberty today on her own recognizance, in the primary centered in the con-| the baniee ofa Tier eee te fo | facing preliminary hearing July 26 Rescue parties penetrating the | ‘cated. bath quiet continued in Butte today as business remained at a standstill because of labor troubles. serve needy householders. were called out on strike in sympathy | with union truck drivers who struck to answer a petition in involun-| because of an intended wage cut. bankruptcy against one unit of] “Pew deliveries of goods were at- ‘his present chain. tempted. 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