The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1930, Page 6

dudge Berry Says He Is Dis- qualified; Argue Over Mov- ing of Keller Family An appeal to be made by the Mor- ton county commissioners requesting that a family be moved from New Salem back to Oliver county prob- ably will be made before Judge Fred Jansonius, Bismarck, it was an- nounced. this morning by Judge H. L. Berry, Mandan. Judge Berry said that he was dis- qualified in the case and the change of venue probably would be made. ‘The Morton commissioners would move the family of Charles Keller, not that of Burton Wilcox, from New Salem back to Oliver county. Burton ‘Wilcox, Oliver county state’s attorney, is to the action desired by the Morton officials. The Keller family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Keller and 11 children, moved from Oliver county to New Salem last Oct. 22. Because the fam- ily is poor, Morton officials believe the Kellers will appeal for county poor aid after they have been Mor- ton residents for one year. For this reason, they are appealing from the decision of a justice of the peace at New Salem, who ruled that the Keller family might stay at its new resi- dence. ‘Wilcox opposes the requested move, charging that the Kellers moved to Morton county of their own free will. MANDAN STUDENTS SEEK DEBATEPOSTS Out Tomorrow, Coach C. J. Bakken Says | ‘Twenty-five Mandan high school orators ‘tomorrow will participate in for the 1929-1930 debate squad, it was announced this morn- ing by ©. J. Bakken, faculty member who will act as debate and oratory ‘The debate squad, according to Mr. Bakken, this year will have 12 mem~- bers, Only one veteran from last year’s squad is returning, Miss Marie Hoffman. Matches with debaters from other schools in the race for the state be arranged by the Associated Press Photo | Ralph &. Kelley (left), former Denver. federal tand office ‘chief, discussed his charges of Improper handling of Colorado shale oll lands with Gerald P. Nye, chairman of the senate lands committee. They are shown in conference in Washington. i ACTRESS SUED. FOR $50,000 ult of her trip to Africa as the ors, Edwina Booth (right) faces affection suit. She is accused of stealing the ag Ta, ‘Associated Press Photo ne’ woman in a troupe $50,000 alienation of love of Duncan Renaldo, juvenile lead in the play, whq.in private life is known as Renald Duncan, Mrs. Renaldo Duncan’ (left), filed the sult In Los Angeles. charge are Helen Miller, » George Murphy, and Mabel Frey. Miss Frey. will give an outline of the semester’s work while C. J. Bak- Nashville fire. ‘The Collinwood school- house’ fire in which 173:children and ken, Robert Adam, and Mrs. Florence | floor. Bell, faculty committee chairmen, will give reports. Elmer Schroeder will give a report on tests and measurements. vers ty | Fire Destroys Home at out the day. More than 50 students tried out for in the for a few days, however. Tomorrow is the last day for stu- ALLEGED KIDNAPERS’ HEARING POSTPONED Frank Ereth and Acier Backa- lew Ask for Ten Days to Secure an Attorney Mandan’s Fairgrounds ~ FIRE MARSHAL READE State Official Pleads for More Care From Citizens in Handling Fire eyeky il iad Broken by Heavy Rainfall Monday (Continued from page one) buildings rhe ' lel : cr twenty were unroofed and damaged when s wind storm struck @ small area’ here early today. No casualties were reported. |“FORMER OFFICE HOLDER DIES Towner, 'N. D., Oct. 7—(#)—Thomas Fox, one time Republican leader and former United States’ land commis- sioner at Minot, died Saturday in an automobile near Devils Lake of heart 2. & amen: Mickey Cochrane, Athletic ¢; double play In the third inning oft was forced at second the throw and ‘by Simmons who rolled to » was one of, the victims of a third World Series game. Cochrane Gelbert. Frisch took ‘Aightalng heave to ANTHRAGTEMEN ENTER FIGHT FOR LOWER COAL RATE Object to Alleged Discrimina- tion in Favor of Bitumi- nous Producers Chicago, Oct. 7—(P)—Anthracite coal producers projected a new issue into the rate fight between. bitumin- protests against any ‘would widen the present relationship of rates for the two products. ‘The anthracite institute, represent jallard, Chi-~ cago, intervened in the hearing before Examiner Charles B. Bradwell to claim that present rates on coal ship- ped to Great Lakes ports for trans- shipment to the northwest consumers are prejudicial to anthracite coal. at Lake Erie ports from. 3,600,883 tons in 1920 to 1,175,758 tons rators. ‘The main issue in the hearing is based upon complaints of the north- a ie ip Me i [ Aged Defendant Given Acquittal PREMIER’S DAUGHTER ‘AND FIANCE Joan MacDonald, eDonald of Great Britain, dical raphed Devils Lake Is =~ Chosen as 1931 Convention. City (Continued from page one) these the desirability of entering the |, organization. j|.fund. created i i the A g z if fee l i i E 3 Ba | I i f i [ gE | ! i aide i HG i : i lr - HH i f i th ! i Ba g | i His i E f i é ae wil inge gaeii id nt, photog at Edinburgh, Scotland. The; ne ‘at Edinburgh university. ee " second “daughter of Prime: Minleter Ramsay — fiance,’ Alistair MacKinnon, are fele the jurisdiction of the state -insur- ance commissioner, to control. the rates established by the general in- spection bureau. < No action was taken on.the addi- ‘tional - proposals on the legislative program, though all were freely dis- . ‘These included a proposal for aid to municipal airports, sub- mitted _by Frederickson of Valley City, and the six proposals of Mayor . Cooley, of Mandan, were for legislation on abatement of taxes; clarification of the budget law to exclude municipally-operated util- ities ‘unless they are operated at & Joss and require a levy for mainten- ance; of permit ‘be transf g Hi 88 it a i i of to i i By Fa i | i a i F & i i il] ty E g E age igele e d | Z E ; i i i i F i i tt ii : Bye HG z 8 corporatio! MINNEAPOLIS gust Bank Stock—24%. Northern Power—27 hs mnesota OT ——— CHICAGO STOCKS Corporation Securities—19%. Insull Utilities Investment —5 Midwest Utilities MONEY RATES New yet ‘Oct. 7.—(?}—Call mo! firm. High 2 per cent, low 2 per. cent, ruling rate 3 per cent, close 3 per cent. ‘Time loans steady. Thi: 1% Pa ee teae ae ee ly cent; three to four months 2: to’ per cent; five to six months, 2% to 2 ‘ix months 2% to 3 Paw cent. paper. 2% to 3 7 ‘Will Renew Request to 1931 Legislature Sprinkler System Functions Too Well ! Vatican Clarifies Marriage A; Agreement Vatican City, Oct. 7.—(P)—A semi- formed authoritatively that an ac- cord between the. Italian and Bulgar- ;|1an royal courts on the .|ister overboard Thomas, lord of the privy seal,” i ~2F gees fis Bek i acid i i a : il 3 i i i E al eae ma Be nun Accountants Examine Accounts of Judges New York, Oct. 7.—(P)—Account- ants today began scrutinizing the bank accounts of 26 magistrates sit- ting in city courts of Manhattan and the Bronx. ‘Inquiry into the financial dealings of the magistrates was begun at the | Homemaker Leaders Meet With Expert “saués “Ruth ‘Dawson, nutrition ex- the college, to- two-day meet- question already has been reached in the wished cated as Catholics. The future king, when he must ascend the throne ‘and finds himself confronted by this ar- ticle, must then make his own deci- McDonald Will Get’ Arch Enemy’s Aid Liaundudno, Wales, -Oct. 7.—(P)— James Maxton, leader of the inde- pendent labor party and long one of the most caustic critics of the present labor government, threw his support today to Ramsay MacDonald in a de- bate on unemployment at the labor Party's national conference and urged the prime m{nister to go to the coun- try to seek a majority at the polls. “We cannot throw the prime min- as we did J, H. warned Maxton. “If the prime minister goes, the government goes. If the government we've got to start all over again eceiver of Bank Is Suing Directors Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 7—(P)— collect certain assessments on stock- holders. Liability of the directors is based on The 10th is the last day of discount on Gas bills. Konjola Ends Ten Years of Neuritis Pain New Medicine Gives First ana Only Relief to Omaha Man— ‘Will Never Be Without It,’ He Says. :