The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1931, Page 8

8 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1931 eo ATER Raper ener NaN eis etn Hf t | senger fares “do not encourage rellet| was sentenced from Wells county for |stolen, and suggested I go straight to Put to work in factories turning out | Robinson, Washburn, first vice presi- ORDER iN BROUGHT Railroad Petition in their success.” third-degree burglary. Montana to prosecute them. F arm Buy ing Power what farmers can pay for’ dent; Ida M. Bernhard, Hettinger, For Higher Rates _ |, view of mere considerations) A dnrwearear sentence, mponod.on | Mt, Ammaong, nen, vivd.v«| Must Be Increased, | soon Selected (trond vee resident: Otto Pering. { f . i ¢ {sheriff a A » é Wk Filed With I. C. C.|propcce that they be permitted to in-|16, 1929, for obtaining money and|wnen he should come there. The| Senator Nye Says) Napoleon select .,_| Towner, secretary; and Nell T. Rose, q crease all freight rates and charges | property under false pretenses will |sheriff, however, replied he was ask- aia \ As Convention City | minot, re-elected secretary. i (Continued from page one) jincluding joint rail and wate: ratet) terminate Sept. 1 as the result of a/ing the Wyoming authorities to re-| Jamestown, N. D., June 17.—(P)— iiaeiiaiis A general discussion and reports Hl ‘of transportation is that the country |and charges, 15 per cent, with such/commutation granted him. lease the suspects and suggested the | America is paying the price that] sottineau, N. D. June 17.—()—|of officers completed the business iT {should be willing to pay a reasonable | adjustments in the case of coal, coke| Louis P. Vivier, sentenced in Ram-|manager go there to recover his|“every country has paid when agri- Napoleon was selected as the next|session after which the ot ' price for it and that railway investors ;and certain other commodities as wiil| sey county Nov. 7, 1929, for bank rob- | goods. culture and business has broken | convention city and Anton T. Julseth, | deeds visited the state school of for- jand railway managements should be preserve existing differentials.” bery to a 15-year term was denied a; The Wyoming sheriff told Mr.| down,” Senator Gerald P. Nye, junior Rolla, was clected president of the | estry. § ————— ‘able to act on that assurance.” i commutation of sentence. Armstrong the suspects admitted| senator from North Dakota, declared | North Dakota Registers of Deeds at| Entertainment included fishing at q Bugler Rolls 314 Boys Out of| Concerning wages, the bricf stated | NORTH DAKOTA BOARD The board also denied the plea of |/they were with Ryland before his dis-|in Jamestown Tuesday. the closing session Tuesday of the | Lake Metigoshe, near here, and a din- q railroad executives had concluded “if! WILL FORWARD BRIEF Bert Wallace, sentenced to 12 years |appearance. “Folks who have been sitting idly | annual meeting. ner given by the Bottineau Lions } Bed Wednesday: Enrollment |that question must be met and dealt! A brief will be filed by the North| imprisonment for first-degree man-| Ryland, Mr. Armstrong disclosed,!py for 10 or 12 years and have not| Other officers elected are R. R.| club. M with, it must be at a later stage.” | Dakota board of tailroad commis-|slaughter committed in Ward county. |/nad not reported to his company for! taken part in things in general de- jay Exceed 350 “In connection with efficiency ana stoners in opposition to a petition|He was convicted in Williams county |two weeks prior to his disappearance. | clare that ii this state of decay is A economy of operation the question presented to the Interstate Commerce] where the case was tried on a change | He said he learned from a hotel pro-! not prow to a close nothing. can iN Apparent chaos at the Fort Lincoln /may be raised whether railway wages; commission by the nation’s railroads of venue. tis application for a par-/prietor in North Dakota that Ryland ct. ap th on which has arisen 3 4 yo ©. M. T. C. Tuesday had turned tojare reasonable under existing condi-|for a 15 per cent increase in freight| don, parole or commutation was the| was intoxicated the day he disap-/ from being worse,” he declared. ” military order and neatness Wednes- | tions. |rates, members of the board an-jSecond since he was committed to | neared. iW people can get around a day morning. “A conclusion of procecdings af-|nounced Wednesday. prison Jan. 21, 1929. “Tt is my belief,” Mr. Armstrong @ talk to each other then The bugler who will direct their |fecting all classes of railway employes; On receipt of a copy of the peti-| Charlie Bower, sentenced from |said, “that Ryland was hi-jacked of ng may be done. | comings and goings for the next|could not be expected within a pe-|tion from the federal commission, the} Morton county Nov. 14, 1930, for /nis goods and killed. Icannot under-| + , derstand how any one ' “W Thank Y 29 _ < month rolled 314 boys out of bed atjriod which would enable the result to state commissioners will reply to it in| shooting with a deadly weapon with /stand why the sheriff at Baker.|can areue shat business will be any e ou “ q 5:45 a. m. Wednesday and sent them|be taken into consideration in the} Vigorous opposition, Ben C. Larkin,| intent to kill, will obtain his release |wont,, is asking Wyoming authorities | }): 42 the buying power of the! on their first morning of military! present emergency. [chairman of the board, said. July 1 as the result of a commutation tto release the suspects before Ry-| aeri ‘alist is increased. He is the F si routine, ‘The candidates were to ne| Would Keep Wages Up | ‘The state commission “vil! contend] granted by the board. land's disappearance is cleared UD.| heey spender in the world and con- “Special Introductory Offer 4 e g.ven the usual Wednesday half-holl-| “Concerning the wisdom of initiat-|no necessity exists for the increased) 30 Get Clemency However, I am asking North Dakota! ctitutes one-third of the population of | 1 D i ‘ Gay this afternoon ‘ing such a controversey at this time, tates as far as North Dakota is con-| prison doors will swing open for 30|officers to cooperate.” this country. With this great group's Blue Seal Dressings Meanwhile, additional boys were| ji, is assured there will be no substan-|cerned and that they would impose! convicts as a result of clemency purchasing power we would be: Guaranteed to Please being received at camp and strag-/tial difference of opinion. The policy /@reat hardship on North Dakota in|shown by the board. Government Men | brougnt out of this condition and i glers may come in as late as Thurs-|of the federal government is that the |Shipment of both farm and industrial) “Hopes of 53 others for freedom from money would begin flowing through Blue Seal Salad Dressing, i day. Camp officials estimate the to-|revival of industry and commerce | Products. sentences imposed for a variety of/ To Attack Gang proper channels, and men would be full pint: Cc tal enrollment at well over 350. {should be predicated. for the time; crimes were dashed when the board 4 Psa | Bh Se 1 gelad teats, The distinction of having come boing at least, upon the maintenance! Ray Potter's Pl denied their applications. On six) Situation in Gotham) ————————— ue Seal Salad Dressing, 44 c from tho greatest, distances foes, t0 lof existing ware scales. |ay Potters Plea cases action was deferred to a later | PONCAUNPER Sic coves A cae two young men from Paris, Arkansas | "Because of this policy and because} Will Be Heard at date, so that chances for release for (Continued from page one) | DIGESTION FINE Blue Seal Salad Dressing, Registrations from’ Bismarck reveal |°f the fact that even in the absence D Her ‘Sesei these prisoners were not definitely] uncovered. The investigation broad- | full gallons ..........666 ° Clement L. Kenyon, Paul F. Kenyon |! such a policy the question of rail- | lecember S€SS10 N | closed. ened. ! 4 H Blue Seal Mayonnaise, and Earl 1. McCall as candidates, Two convicts previously released on| Jack Guzik, second in command of | 1-2 pint: 2 18c Tuesday night the students |for its disposal, the managements ‘Continued from page one) parole were granted restoration of/ the gang chose, like Ralph Capone, ’ ‘ -2 PINtS ....esreeeeeereeveee sembled in the arena at 7 o'clock. Lt.|°f these carriers have not seriously | nocent, it retains the right to pass|citizenship, while three others were! to fight the government charges. His | Blue Seal Mayonnaise, Gol. Wallace McNamara, camp com. {Considered at this time irtitating| judgment on the matter. denied this privilege. sentence was five years, the largest i full pints ........046 mander, welcomed the boys to camp |CoNtroversies looking to the deter-| Mr. -McCullough told members he| The only absolute pardon granted! ever passed in an income tax case. Blue Seal 1000 Island and Lt, Col, Conrad outlined the poli-| ination of the reasonableress of|planned to test the constitutionality |was to Peter Berger, sentenced from “Big Boy’ Was Target jue Seal at) + cies of the camp. The addresses were |Tailway wages.” ; of the statute in the event his plea| Cavalier county Dec. 5, 1928, to an} put while these cases were being 1.2 pints ......... , followed by a program of boxing. Discussing the question of a fair) was rejected on the ground that Pot-jindeterminate term of one to three) worked up, the “big boy” himself was Blue Seal Sandwich 4 Six bouts of three two minute|return, the petition said if the car-} ter had not served half his life's ex- | Years for engaging in the liquor traf- the principal target of the govern- Spread, 1-2 pints io Cc rounds each resulted as follows: riers were permitted to particinate in| pectancy. fic. Orrin Johnson received @ cOn-| ment men. Al Capone's income was Blue Seal Sandeich 8 Bantam Weight—Harold Moe, Co.|a period of prosperity they shoul¢ ditional pardon, effective as soon a8] under investigation for two and a lue Seal Sandwich 36 XK, from Watford City, N. D., fought a|equally sacrifice in periods of depres- Test Is Eliminated We iter diad teats ied 2D em) naif years. And it was in his case Spread, full pints ........... Cc draw with Homer Reichert, Co. L, | sion. i =_ he ployer’s certificate guaranteeing that the yovernment agents found from Carrington, N. D. “But they are denied such partici- | 4, 7h¢ board: however. agseed to heat |employment. He was sentenced from| their hardest work. % Feather weight—LaMoyne Tweeter, }pation by law. Even in periods Of | the necessity of testing the law as|C@SS County Dec. 26, 1929, to @ two! “scarface Al” was more wary than Grocery Specials for Balance of Co. K, from Rolette, N. D., fought a prosperity the return on railWay| far as Potter is concerned. and a half-year term for third-degree any of the others, He dealt almost Week drav with Roy Stromberg, Co, I, from capital has been meagre and inade-| “me statute in question provides | PUTSIery. entirely in currency. He kept no Langford, S. D. quate.” |that although persons convicted of| 1” addition, 16 paroles were grant-| records, 0 bank account, executed Campbell’s Tomato Soup, Light weight—Leland Goodyear, Co.) The problem of motor truck com-/| first-degree murder are not eligible | C4: aNd 12 sentences commuted by the! no notes, held no stock openly, had deans for 2 Cc I, from Gregory, S. D., lost a decision / petition is “one of great complexity, t> clemency until half their life ex- board during its two-day session.| no real estate in his own name. Dis- ' cal RIT eS i j td Leslie Kampton, Co. I, from Rapid and detail,” the brief deciared, and| pectancy 1s served, the board may|ZH¢ board will hear 40 applications) covery of his many aliases was an Kitchen Klenzer, 2 4. { City, S. D., and Louis Kurtz, Co. L,|"no program dealing comprenensiely | hear the case where “it shall be made |"e™maining on its calendar next Tues-/ extremely difficult task in itself. 6 cans . Ra ‘ : Cc from Galchutt, N. D., technically |with this feature of the situation can|to appear to the satisfaction of the day, to which date it adjourned. Twenty-five men in the Chicago Minneopa Fruit Nectar, \ knocked out C. Thompson, Co. K,jbe worked out now. The rate struc-: pardon hoard that the person was TRAE aes ane office, assisted by operatives in Flor- 4 oz. bottle 19c a e from Kintyre, N. D. }ture of the steam carriers is particu-! convicted on a plea of guilty and did| Conduct Search in ida, New York, Pennsylvania, Cali- ‘Sal aera sels erty Middle weight—Glen Wilson, Co. L, |larly wanting in that flexibility which | not directiy commit the act consti- " fornia and other states, spent much! au 5 ; ; Autumn Salmon, medium red, 2 3 * trem Neche, N. D., fought a draw with | would enable them to meet this com-| tuting the offense, and that the in-| Bad Lands Section [ot their time tor 30 months before| 1, g0t, 40 I couldn't eat anything PTB CRM cere esiieeeay cio nets Cc ; ‘ Earl Carsner, Co. I, from Gregory, | petition... . | direct act committed by said person, For Minneapolitan United States District Attorney! oo Mr. Boon ey Barn a Sapte | Certo, 4 6. D. Short Hauls By-Products which made him a principal in said; George E. Q. Johnson, who had won| ¢j rig builder, of 22114 West Grand er bottle Cc Middle weight exhibition—Jacob| “ft is probable that short haul traf-| crime... . was done by him without every gangster income tax case, sald! Avenue, Okishoma Cay, Ok S SSS rate Krier, Co. L, of Gladstone, N. D., and |fic should be treated somewhat as al intent and knowledge and that the (Continued from page one) he was “ready to go to bat.” would Have: kearthurn, Be ‘ re Fi C. E. Miller, Co. I, of Lane, S. D., gave | by-product and that for the shorter | crime for which he was convicted |Cover goods, get in touch with au- digestion pains after evel > meal. | “Cantalou e” @ snappy exhibition. Miller showed | distances the rates should be rela-| would be committed.” thorities there. Am sending a wire to $45, 000 Fund Given “Nothing seemed to help me. I | Pp himself an accomplished boxer. |tively lower and for the longer dis-/ The Potter case aroused wide-|turn them loose.” ’ ers vege | tried everything I could hear of but | Quality is wonderful and they are Thursday will be full of activity be- | tances they should be relatively high! spread interest when he was charged| Upon receipt of this message Mr. To Municipalities) my indigestion hung on four years. the large jumbos. 2 for Cc ginning with physical training at 7:30/er, In order to establish such a ratz| with killing Oliver Webb in Bismarck | Armstrong wired the sheriffs at Ami- “Then a friend got me to take some i ae a. m. and ending with the assembled |structure a radical reconstruction! where the two men resided as they |don, and Bowman, N. D., urging them] gt, Cloud, Minn, June 17—()—A| Pape’s Diapepsin. I had almost im- < students taking the oath of allegiance. | would have to be made and a measure] were preparing for a hunting trip.|to cooperate in preventing release of | pitt of $45,000 to the League of Min-| Mediate relief with the first two All Phones 211 118 Third Street Fi ; of relief from the provisions never) A jury in Burleigh county district |the two men at Sheridan uritil the| nesota Municipalities from the Laura| tablets. Now that I have been takin, Abraham Lincoln’s heretofore contemplated would have| court disagreed and the case was|mystery of Ryland’s disappearance !s| Spelman Foundation from New York| them for some time, I find I can ea’ DELIVERIE; ; |to be granted by the commission. —_/| then taken on a change of venue to |solved. was announced at the opening session | ™eats or most anything and have no 8:45 - 10:30 - - 2:30 - 4:30 Tomb Rededicated “It may also be that extensive! McLean county where Potter was; The men held at Sheridan gave the) of the 18th annual convention of the| trouble. I want to tell others about ” . . By H Ss hh{changes in the classification of com-| convicted and sentenced to prison|mames of “Robinson” and “Stoick”| jeague Wednesday. Diapepsin because it sure helped me i Y Moover SPCECH moaities witt be necessary. {Suly 20, 1929. Potter's plea was the |and sald they lived in Butte, accord-| ‘The money will be used to support thousands like Mr. I ‘ cole “The railroads apparently have not) first to’ be made since he was sen- [ine to information received by Mr.| various projects of the league, such a Een pre mn entertained the thought of increasing | tenced. He was present at the hear- ‘mstrong. as the Northwest Fire school, the pro- 4 ro * . \ been uttered by his grateful country- | passenger fares. __._|ing while Mr. McCullough argued the | “The sheriff at Sheridan notified | posed Northwest Police school and re- by Serena ene you! WE INVITE YOU TO MINNEAPOLIS men. “The disuse of railway facilities by | legal phases of the pardon applica-|me the men were arrested while driv-| search activities, Morris Lambie, ex-| Cfova dn atdg encanta eng ™ sec ka r ia] “We gather here today that we of owners of automobiles.” said the! tion. jing an old car containing the mer-| ecutive secretary, said in announcing | $4,ycight and discomfort after eating Pp The city will be host to te our generation may again pay tribute | brief, “and the increase in the extent| One of the two women who came |chandise which Ryland sold for us,”| the gift. peel pee ee pads ea re 4 to the man who not only saved the| of motor bus service makes it evident | before the board succeeded in the plea|Armstrong said. “The Wyoming| The Spelman foundation has fi- ods Melching, ety nae ese ots . that passenger traffic will not sustain) for clemency when Tillie Pepple. serv- |sheriff sald the men agreed to waive| nanced work of the institrte of child| “"Bape's Diapepsin contains no f 5 id I k d b further increases.” ing a one-year term since Feb. 3, 1931, |extradition and return to Baker,| welfare at the University of Minne- narcotics; can be taken often as President Irked by Experiments with decreased pas-| was held to be eligible to parole. 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Before 9 Night Club of Eskimo Land— i " i ee» lalel Lincsivs old’ home ; ‘ on your radio every Friday Bere and called at the state mansion Bismarck’s Pioneer Garage evening at 9 P.M. (N.Y. time) ‘A band on the outside of the ar- s; N.B.C. network. | sepa! began a march just after the Phone 700 122 Main Avenue Bismarck, N. Dak. began and his words wer> FE audible. The band finally was topped. ; w