The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1931, Page 3

y pang aoe rere — THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1931 NAPOLEON RESIDENT DIES FROM EFFECTS OF KICK BY HORSE Wendelin Kraft Succumbs in Local Hospital 13 Hours After Accident Fatally injured Monday morning ‘when kicked by a frightened horse, ‘Wendelin Kraft, 49, Napoleon, died at ® local hospital 13 hours later. } Death resulted from internal in- Guries. Kraft was driving a team on his farm near Napoleon, when the horses suddenly took fright, breaking away trom the wagon and dragging him to the ground. He was injured when one of the horses kicked him in the abdomen. He was brought to Bismarck at three p. m., and died at 12:30 p. m, Besides his widow he leaves nine children. Funeral announcements are expect- ed to be made Wednesday. aa ee ene EERE BEE : | AT THE MOVIES | ——_—_—— OO PARAMOUNT THEATRE Sam Wood, who launched Robert ‘Montgomery's film career when he di- rected “So This Is College,” had the distinction of directing his new star- ring vehicle, “The Man in Possession” which will open at the Paramount theatre. Montgomery's screen debut was made only two years ago and his ascension to starring rank was one of the most sensational rises in the history of the talkies. Wood, who Sponsored Montgomery's initial ven- ture, is known as Hollywood's fore- most “starmaker,” having introduced many young players, including Buddy Rogers, John Mack Brown, Anita Page and many others, Charlotte Greenwood heads the supporting cast in the new Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer picture. Others fea- tured are Irene Purcell, C. Aubrey Smith, Beryl Mercer, Reginald Owen and Alan Mowbray. | CAPITOL THEATRE Marion Davies’ new starring film, “It's a Wise Child,” which will open tomorrow at the Capitol theatre, is said to be the most mirth-provoking picture of this popular comedienne’s career. “It's a Wise Child” was purchased for Miss Davies’ use because film executives believed that this long-run Broadway stage hit would provide the screen star with an ideal vehicle. After the purchase of the stage play, Laurence E. Johnson, author of the play, was engaged to prepare the cin- ema adaptation. oo | In Extortion Plot | te | | Extortionists failed in an effort to; get money from W. D. Henry, Wah- peton banker and only living uncle of Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Belasco stage production and astand-| out hit during its engagement at the, Belasco theatre in New York. This, story of the embarrassing and up-; roarious effects caused by gossip in a) small town has been praised by dramatic critics as one of the best farce-comedies of the theatre. Those who have seen the picture declare that it is even funnier. Miss Davies was directed by Rob-! ert Z. Leonard, who directed “The Bachelor Father,” “The Cardboard Lover” and several of her other out- standing pictures. Sidney Blackmer, James Gleason and Lester Vail, all of whom have attained prominence; on the legitimate stage, have impor- tant roles in the new picture. Dance at Glen Echo Wednes- day night. Music by Tom| Gutenberg orchestra. i Sickness *|Charles Fraser Faces Another Prison Term Charles Fraser, released from the He is accused of helping Charles Fraser was implicated in a stab- which resulted in the death of Deputy Sheriff George Peipkorn. Fraser's father-in-law, John Holmes, com- mitted suicide while awaiting trial for the murder of Peipkorn. As a result of his part in the af- fair, Fraser, who was with Holmes on the night of the crime, was com- mitted to the penitentiary after a sus- pended sentence for a statutory of- fense had been revoked. Bismarck Boy Scouts Arrive at Yellowstone With Yellowstone park as their goal by Saturday night, Bismarck Boy west through Wyoming Friday night, according to a letter received Monday comes with | flies J | @ Kill them quick! Spray FLI “It's a Wise Child” was a David Largest Seller in 121 Countries “It so happens ‘I don’t smoke... BUT I’ve noticed recently that more of my girl friends are smok- ing CHESTERFIELD, and I asked why. "One of them said that CHESTER- FIELDS really are milder and taste better—that there is nothing strong or sharp or bitter about them. “Another one spok: up and said that she too liked the taste of CHESTER- FIELDS; but that she was especially pleased with the package —so neat and attractive. Chesterfields—she added—are made right — properly filled — and burn evenly; and she thought possibly they ‘ were using a better cigarette paper. “Still another one agreed with all we’d said. She’d been smoking CHESTER- 2 FIELDS for a long, long time, and had always liked them ; but she also liked the way they were advertised. The advertis- ing seemed to‘her to be the truth and the . whole truth—it wasn’t always knocking somebody or something!”’ The following fearless leaders will discuss the issues of the day: SINCLAIR speaking on: Will Fort Lincoln and Soldiers Scouts touring the Black Hills headed | by the Bismarck Tribune) waich fol- lows: It was decided, with unanimous consent of the Scouts and thei: pa- jrents that Glen Wallace would ac- company the party on the trip/ state penitentiary Monday, was taken’ through Yellowstone. | into custdoy by Burleigh county of- jficials who hold a warrant charging jhim with aidihg a fellow prisoner to| tions of the Black Hills. That morn- escape. i By Wednesday evening the boys had | seen the some noted and scenic por- |ing they visited the museum of the School of Mines at Rapid City, going \Foote escape from a local ‘ospital| from there to Mt. Rushmore, where last August when both were receiy-| the ing treatment there. national memorial is being carved. In the afternoon they took the famous Needles road to Sylvan bing affair at Wing last November | lake and Harney peak, two of the the Black ) {most beautiful spots in | Hills. | They camped Wednesday night at | Custer, leaving early the next morn- jing for Buffalo, Wyo. This drive was | uninteresting, covering a desolate | region made more so by the hot sun. Friday their trip was continued | through the Big Horn mountains. ROYAL PAIR FLY Lakehurst, N. J., July 28.—\}—The naval dirigible Los Angeles went Jaloft today carrying the King and ena of Siam and their party. The Sanskrit alphabet has 40 let- ters, the Persian 45, Armenian 38, jRussian 35, Arabic 28, English 26, Canadians Will Pay 5-Cent Wheat Bonus Ottawa, July 28—()—A bill pro- viding for a five-cent bonus on wheat grown in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, passed the house of commons. The bill said the bonus would be paid on every bushel of wheat grown in 1931 and “delivered to any licensed elevator in the west- ern inspection division, commission merchant, track buyer or grain deal- er, as defined by the Canada grain act.” LIES NEAR DEATH Rapid City, &. D. July 2—(@)— Reuben Stantop was near death in a hospital here as a result, police said, of a gunshot wound in the neck re- ceived when he attempted to hold up J. C. White on a road near here Sat- urday night. FOLLIES GIRL DIES New York, July 28.—()—Broadway |today mourned Miss Helen Walsh, 21- |Year-old follies girl who died Monday jfrom burns received when an explo- sion destroyed Harry Richman’s yacht Sunday. For two months and a half, from May 13 to July 29, the sun does not set in the little town of Hammerfest, off the northwest coast of Norway. |French 25, and Hawaiian 12. ° Grand Forks Having it | Big Building Boom o this year will be well over the half-/ million dollar mark when the permit issued in September for construc- tion of the new $200,000 junior high in the south end of the city. | Stomach Acid Ruins Many a Sweet Disposition It ex coated-tongue, ‘and bioat- you are bound to feel grouchy, in-down, nervous, and can't sleep | well. I want you to quit sufferin: right now, ao come in and get what consider the greate: feel like new, you get your money back. Just ask me for Diotex. it's quarant Haill’s Drug Store Third and Broadway, Bismarck, N. i) At the City Auditorium Eight o’Clock Tonight (Tuesday, July 28th) SPEAKERS: Senator Lynn J. Frazier, Congressman J. H. Sinclair, Ben Larkin, railroad commissioner, Senator Gerald P. Nye Speaking Commences at Eight O’clock remain here? FRAZIER’S subject will be: Will the Indian School Be Enlarged and High School Course Provided? LA RKIN will cover: Gas Rates? NYBE’S topic will be: May We Expect Lower Light and Did I Spend too Much Money as Chairman of the Senate Investigating Committee? The Progressive Republican organization extends a cordial invitation to all citizens to attend this meeting and listen to the speakers of state-wide ADMISSION FREE reputation. | pasha | A daughter was born at the Bis- |marck hospital Tuesday to Mr. and (Mrs. John Weisenberger of Tuttle. KELSCH GIRL IMPROVING | Margaret 400 Main WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SPECIALS Try our delicious sausages and cold meats during warm weather. ROUND STEA HAMBURGER PORK WIENERS BOLOGNA VEAL Jean, day morning. She Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schantz, Bis-|spinal meningitis, . July 28.—()—|marck, are parents of a son born) ————— perations Monday at the St. Alexius hospital. room of Bis: August 4th, 193 at which time bi 28th, 1931 Tasty and with your salads. 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