The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1931, Page 3

MANDAN JUNIOR GIRLS WIN TITLE Defeat Senior Class Team 26- 21 Wednesday; Freshmen Place Third in Meet ‘The Mandan junior class girls’ Squad won the Mandan high school .girls’ basketball championship Wed- nesday by virtue of a 26-21 defeat over the seniors. In the consolation contest the Freshman girls’ scored an 18-15 vic- tory over the sophomores to win third Place honors. . Dorothy Parkins and Eleanor Ed- Wards Were outstanding for the jun- jor class while Winnifred Welbers and Ruth Hagebush were the best Performers for the seniors. Tournament was under°the charge of Miss Etta Walters, high school girls’ physical education instructor. The members of the championship quint are: Eleanor Edwards, Doro- thy Parkins, Anna Grenz, Lillie Starr, Beulah Parkins and Luella Murphy. Senior: class squad members are Ruth Hagebush, Winnifred Weibers, Fern Burdick, Beatrice Smeland, oan Hendercheid and Agnes Sophomore class girl players are Vivian Edwards, LaVerne Shaw, Ade- jine Graner, Caroline Schardt, Agnes Nelson, Gertrude Roberts, and Evelyn Schultz. Members of the Freshmen girls’ -Squad consist of Eva Hecker, Ruth j i Syvrud, Anna Brucher, Opal Parkins, Myrtle Bachsen, and Vivian Malgren. Rob Second Mandan i Store in Two Days In the second robbery in Mandan jn two days, burglars entered the Morck Mercantile company store at 312 Main S*. early Thursday morning and escaped with $4.75. Nothing else was taken, according to Mandan authorities, Gaining access by breaking a win- dow in the rear door, the burglars ‘, Opened the till and took all the change but the pennies. The robbery g occurred between 2 and 3:30 Thurs- day morning, according to Jim Buck- Jey, Mandan night patrolman, who first noticed the robbery. No clue was left by the. burglars. Tuesday night burglars entered the John Atkiison store and took 100 pennies from the till. Mandan authorities believe the burglaries were committed by local amateurs. Print Collection Is i Shown to Clubwomen ‘Wood block prints by prominent American and Mexican artists were exhibited at the annual guest day of the Wednesday Study club at the homes of Mrs. M. B. Gilman and Mrs. ‘W. B. Pierce Wednesday afternoon. ‘The prints were arranged in the Gil- man home, where a program of mu- sical numbers was played by Mrs. Gil- man, followed by a lecture giving in- formation on the methods of design- ing and describing the various prints. The lecture was read by Mrs. A. R. Tavis, The afternoon closed with a tea at the home of Mrs. Pierce. Lavender and orchid were the colors empha- sized in the apointments and bowls of jonquils and lavender tulips dec- orated the tea table where Mrs. W. H. Bodensta) presided. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs, Tavis and Miss Mary Cashel arranged the program, with Mrs. J. K. Blunt, Mrs. Gilman, Mrs. Kelly Simonson and Mrs. Burt Finney in charge of the tea. Signs Bill Killing Old Capitol Trolley The state-owned trolley, which ope- rated between the state capitol and the downtown district here for the last 27 years, officially passed out of existence Thursday. Governor George F. Shafer Thurs- day morning signed the measure which made the trolley a thing of the past. Since March 1 the car had ceased operation because of lack of | funds, but the act of which it was established remained effective until | the governor signed the bill which repealed the law under which the line was created. Charge Local Man With First-Degree Robbery E. Racine of 214 Seventh street South was arraigned in magistrate’s court Thursday afternoon to answer charges of first-degree robbery. He was arrested after Ronald :ich- olson, Stewartsdale, had signed a complaint charging him with the theft. of more than $30. The judge granted a continuance of the hearing so that time might be had with which to get further testimony. there is always one Western Front.’ “‘Cimarron’ means probably your greatest cinema thrill of 1931, Each year tion. Last year it was ‘All Quiet on the My prediction is that ‘Cimarron’ will take the honor for the New Year. It is in the class of the rfever-to-be- forgotten productions—a standard in super-talkie production by which others will be judged. For once I find my adjec- tives sadly minus the spirit I would like to convey when speaking of Richard Dix’s magnificent portrayal of Yancey Cravat. The directorial task was tremendous— Wesley Ruggles brings to the audible screen an epic if there ever was one!” L. A. EVENING EXPRESS. Signs Measure for Lindbergh Memorial St. Paul, March 12—(#)—The boy- hood home of Col. Charles A. Lind- bergh has been saved for posterity. A measure passed by the legislature, creating the Charles A. Lindbergh state park out of the Little Falls farm where he spent his boyhood, was signed Thursday by. Governor Floyd B. Olson. : The lands will be detded to the; state by Col. Lindbergh and other heirs of the father of the famous filer, the late Charles A. Lindbergh, former Minnesota. congrt an, Movie Director Dies From Auto Accident Santa Barbara, Calif., March 12.— (@)—F. W. Murnau, one of ‘Holly- wood’s most colorful motion picture directors, died in a hospital here Wednesday of injuries received in an automobile accident Tuesday night. Murnau, who directed the produc- tion of “Faust,” “Sun Rise,” “Four Devils,” and other pictures, was born at Biedfeld, Germany, and directed several pictures in that country be- fore going to Hollywood. The director was driving to San Francisco, expecting to sail from there to Germany for a vacation. His car swerved over an embankment to avoid striking a truck and overturned. Murnau’s skull was fractured. Oil Companies Will Gooperate on Imports Washington, March 12.—(?)—Sec- retary Wilbur Thursday announced that all of the oil companies that “have been approached in negotia- tions to limit imports have said they were willing to cooperate.” Secretary Lamont under instructions from President Hoover, included the Gulf Oil company, Standard Oil company of New Jersey, Standard of Indiana, and others. Wilbur refused to give the terms of the negotiations or the amount suggested for reducing imports. He explained that the companies were being asked to aid as much as pos- sible and said it would require some time for each company to determine how much it could do. CAPITOL THEATRE Last Time Tonight MOMENT of MADNESS ’neath MOROCCAN SKIES The negotiations, conducted by; “BEAU GESTE” Coming Mon. - Tues. - Wed. Thurs, - Fri. March 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 “Cimarron” outstanding produc- Watch Us Win 1,700,000 New Friends This Week! Gay Cretonnes! 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