The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 6

TRELLE FSSCUEREAPATTC HSA TAMARA TERA LA _ tried to commit suicide by gas, sat a rer. reer eo ret eere rere eri rat eco r eee rrr THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931 6 ORDER FARGO MAN HELD FOR PERJURY Federal Judge Says He Sees Probable Cause to Believe Witness Guilty Fargo, N. D., Dec. 11.—(P)—Admit- ting that he testified falsely Thurs- day, Arthur (Chief) Barenson Friday voluntarily took the witness stand in federal court and gave a full account of the liquor truck episode in Fargo on March 30, 1930, in the trial of Lee Dillage, Lignite, and Ed. Madison, for- mer Fargo police chief, charged with liquor law violations. Judge Andrew Miller late Thurs- day ordered Barenson committed to the Cass county jail in default of|* * $10,000 bond on a perjury charge. Barenson, who pleaed guilty in fed- eral court here on Nov. 30, to a charge of setting up and operating a still near Casselton from which, it is claimed much of the liquor which fig- ured in the Fargo case, was called Thursday as a government witness to testify against Dillage and Madison. Under direct examination by Usher L. Burdick, assistant district attorney, Barenson denied he knew Eddie Mor- ris of Minot, on March 30, 1930, the day Morris and Dillage are charged with transporting a truck load of liquor through Fargo. Madison is charged with aiding the liquor laden truck to pass on its way after an ex- amination. Banenson answred “I don’t: remem- ber,” to a majority of the questions put to him Burdick. Morris, who was’ charged jointly ‘with Madison and Dillage and was convicted in federal court in Grand Forks last year and now is under sen- tence of five years in Leavenworth, ‘was one of the principal witnesses for tthe government, He was one of the 11 witnesses called by the government in its at- tempt to complete a chain of evidence} ' ‘with which to convict Dillage and]; ‘Madison. | ° . * Singer Disappears; Leaves Suicide Note New York, Dec. 11.—(?)—Santo Biondo, lyric soprano, was to have sung the role of Manuela in “La Not- te Di Zoraima” Thursday night but she failed to appear at the Metropol- itan Opera house. Mme. Biondo's teacher, Enrico} Rosati, said he had received two let- ters from the singer in which she threatened suicide. One of them said: i “I have lived a life of lies. I have down by the stove and turned on the gas jets. But I couldn't go through with it. So now I have decided to end my life in the waters.” Police went to her apartment and found it in disorder. The lights were on, the windows open and clothing ‘was all over the floor. Biondo was last seen late Wednes- gay night she walked out-of her partment hotel with several letters in_ hand, Mario Biondo, a brother, said she had been depressed over losses on the stock market. She also was up- set by the recent illness of her father. is Armour Creameries (Bis-|! NEW SCENES F' ROM THE MANCHURIAN FRONT Press Photo These: pictutes from the Manchurian trouble zone were made when Japanese troops moved north- ward to Tsitsihar; Left: Japanese sentries at Tsitsihar rallway station where hi Chinese general,'Mah Chan Shan, was captured after a bitter battle. Above: ir. Below: A scene behind Chinese lini renches on the Anganchi front. Mah and fell to the Japanese with the capture to occupy Tsits!! shows .Chinese Picture wa: renches were thi of Tsitsih: idquarters of the Japanese cavalry moving in taken by a Chinese soldier and second line position of Gen OE Police Called as U Elections Near Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. — (AP) — Political feeling sur- rounding the’ University of North Dakota elections for class officers, scheduled for Friday, rose to such a height on the campus Thursday night that the Dakota Student, campus news- paper, was under armed police guard as it went to press. Police were called by E. K. Smiley, dean of men, following a meeting of the board in control of student publications, at which several staff members of the paper protested its use as an organ of the cgalition party, one of the factions seeking to elect a ticket in the balloting. 3 Tt was feared a delegation of students, not on the staff, might break into the university print- ing plant and take charge of the publication. Trouble started following the printing of: a political: story in last Tuesday's. issue which lead- ers of the indeperident party charged was biased in favor .of their opponents. All was quiet 6n the campus Friday. The polls were to close at 4 p.m, City-County Briefs ~~ Odd Fellows Elect Hogan P. Erickson Hogan P. Erickson was elected noble grand of Capitol City Lodge No. 2,1. O. O. F., at a meeting of the or- ganization this week at the Odd Fel- lows hall. Other officers named were Earle H. Scharnowski, vice grand; C. H. Gut- man, recording secretary; A. Snow, financial secretary; Donald, treasurer. ° | WAHPETON TEAM WINS Wahpeton, N. D., Dec, 11—(”)}—The ‘Wahpeton Science school basketball team defeated the Knights of Colum- bus here Thursday night, 32 to 17. f Canfield ceed tl ESAS| ° By MRS. A. F. GHYLIN Miss Alice Strand entertained the Regan Bridge Club at her home Wed- nesday evening. Honors were won by Mrs. Wesley Kelly and Mrs. B. O. \Lein. , Ladies Afa™ met at ‘the Roy Little home Wednesday. It will meet with Mrs. H. Davenport Dec. 16. The Homemakers club met with Mrs. Watkins Tuesday. Ten members were present. Mrs. Jordahl and Mrs. ~~ | Watkins, project leaders gave talks, Miss Violet Olson left for Fargo ‘|Sunday where she is a delegate for ithe Canfield 4-H club. ] marck) will custom dress your tarkeys FREE. Get in touch with them quick, sell them your home dressed turkeys and inlpeat market prices will be pai Gifts brought by-members of the Zither club to their annual Christ | mas party Thursday evening in the Business and Professional Women’s club will be donated to the Legion “Open Your Heart Campaign,” it was decided. The group also will contribute a number of stuffed dolls and animals made by the members. After the exchange of gifts, games! ;Clair called at. the Dave Ghylin’s Fri- Mrs. 8. L. Jordahl left for Bis- marck Wednesday. She will serve on the jury. Miss Alice Strand went to Dickin- son where she visited for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and son day. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Lindsey and; [ing will be held December 16 at the home of Mrs. August Westerman. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kiefer and Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopkins were Friday din- |ner guests at the A. F. Tourtlotte home. '_ Gladys Peterson, Orrin and Walter Tyberg were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte. | Owen Kelly left for his home at Jamestown after an extended visit at the home of his brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kelly. Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte was a guest of [fees in Bismarck several days last | week. | Moffit e By MRS. C. E. MOFFIT 1 Howard Brownawell visited Setur- | day night and Sunday with his wife and son af the Bismarck hospital. | Mrs. Ed DeHaan and children vis-' ited at the C. E. Moffit home Sunday. ; Mrs. Harold Lane entertained at a' birthday dinner for little Norma Lane | Sunday. The folloy were present: Mr. ‘and “Mrs. ‘C. K? Lané and chil- dren, William Lane, Miss Harriet; Moffit and Jimmy Moffit. Rev. Lane of Edgeley preached at, Moffit Sunday morning. He and Rev. O. E. Kinzle returned to Braddock Sunday evening. They are holding special meetings at Braddock. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. ‘Pillsbury and sons visited at the H. D. Hamblen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Johnson, B. F. Lane, Harold Lane and Mrs. Fay Johnson, motored to Bismarck Mon- day. B. F. Lane delivered 2 beef in Bismarck. Miss Lola Morrison spent the week- end at her home near Brittin. family visited at the Joe Cook home The school will hold a Christmas ee ey ; Weather Report | Dh i cat cll TEMPERATURE | Were played, with prizes going to Sunday. At 7 a. m. and Clara Neumann. Margaret Bullinger, Rose Bullinger Many attended P. T. A. Friday even- Program at the hall Thursday night, Dec. 17. with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olson Sun- day evening. Julius Klucksdal spent Sunday and Monday with his family. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith stopped at the Albert Christensen home Tues- day while en route to Driscoll. / Mrs, 8. L. Bryant and daughter Betty spent Tuesday afternoon at Clear Lake school No. 1. By OLGA M. RISE Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson motor- ed to Temvik Thursday. George Christianson, Helmer Hel- geson, Mrs, George Pehl, Selmer and Ernest Rise motored to Bismarck and Mandan Saturday, delivering turkeys for Mr. Christianson, George Pehl, Jr., who is acting as juryman at Bismarck, spent Satur- day evening and Sunday at the Dal- las Barkman home. Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Arneson spent Saturday evening at Harry Helge- son's. Misses Faye Harvey and Olga Rise spent Saturday afternoon and Sun- day at Wing. Miss Faye Harvey spent Tuesday evening at the B. N. Lein home. Ole Spilde and son, Einar, attend- ed the show in Driscoll Monday eve- ning. Alfred Quale of Driscoll, Foye Har- vey, Olga and Arthur Rise spent Sunday evening at Alfred Arneson’s. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson and daughter, Alice, and B. N. Lein visit- ed at Wing Saturday. Dallas Barkman, Mr. and Mrs. J. ©. Rise, Selma, Ernest and Irwin motored to Bismarck Monday. B. N. Lein delivered some turkeys at McClusky Friday and returned Saturday. Ole Vik and son, Olaf, motored to Bismarck Saturday. Esther Bjerke, who is attending high school in Bismarck, came home Monday for a short visit. Ed. Nygaard called at the B. N. Lein home Tuesday morning. John Birkeland and son, Clifford, motored to Driscoll Thursday after- noon. Masquerader Held ‘Associated Press Photo Walter Snooks, 22, Trenton, N. Ju adopted feminine guise, he sald, when he failed to “make a go of it” as_a male nurse. Snooks, who worked In a Miami, Fla. home as a nurse, was charged with mas- querading as a woman, And many other: jewelry items priced below cost. You Will Save on Every Purchase. At Barneck’s Jewelry -The Perfect Diamond Shop Cowan Building Christmas Gitts You'll Want to Give Diamonds | Watches The program ing. The following appeared on the: The Mothers’ club held a bridge Highest y Lowest last night < PRECIPITATION ‘Amt. 24 hrs. ending 7 a. m. otal this month’ to date ‘Accumulated deficiency an, NORTH DAKOTA POINTS 7a, m. Low Pct. Bismarck, clear ....... 9 9 .00 Devils Lake, snow 16 10 = .00 Fargo-Moorhead, snow. 26 26 .06 Jamestown, cldy. 0 .00 Williston, snow 16 108 Minot, snowing 12 Grand Forks, snowing.. 20 20 Walley City, snow ..... 15 13 .00 GENERAL REPORT Other Stations— Temprs. Pre, w High Ins. ‘Amarillo, Texas, clear.. 32 54 .04 Boise, Idaho, snow 22 80. 116 Calgary, Alta., ‘sno 22> 50 1, ‘rain. 5226 38.00 52.64 62.20 16.02 28 (22 Helena, Mon 26 106 Huron, 8. D., cldy. 30.02 Kamloops, B.C, 22 30114 Kansas City, Mo. cldy... 50 56 (08 Lander, Wyo, clear @ 12 .00 Medicine Hat, A. snow. 10 24 -78 Miles City, Mont., snow, 12 22 100 fodena, Utah, snow 38 36.08 No, Platte, Neb., cle 30.00 ‘Okla. City, Okla,, cleai 62 .00 Pierre, 8. D,, clear.. 10 22 200 Pr. Albert, Sask. clear. -8 200 Rapid City, S. 14 30 100 ¥ 44112 60 138 38 26 32.04 38 104 40.01 32.00 4 BR lOO Spokane, Wash. snow 32 108 Swift Cur. Sask,, pe 4 26 148 The Pas, Man., clear 0 20 102 Toledo, Ohio, eldy. 42 46 122 Winnemucca, Nev., snow 22 34 :14 20.00 Winnipeg, Man., cldy... 16 WEATHER FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Cloudy tonight; Saturday mostly fair; little change in temperature. For North Dakota: "Cloudy, colder xcept south-central portion tonight; Saturday mostly fair with rising tem- Perature northwest portion. .For South Dakota: Unsettled _to- night and Saturday; slightly colder tonight. Per “Mo Unsettled toniget, Snow south, colder southeast portion; ®aturday ‘ly cloudy, For Minnesota: Partly cloudy and much colder tonight; Saturday mostly fair, colder in northeast portion. WEATHER CONDITIONS A well developed low pressure area, accompanied by ‘warm weather, is centered over the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region this morning. Higher pressure and somewhat cold- \er_weather covers the western Cana- dian Provinces, Precipitation occurred in all sections except in a narrow strip extending from southwestern [North Dakota southwestward to New ‘Mexico, Considerable snow fell along jthe Montana-Canadian border, lerBipmarck station barometer, inches: 7.82 reduced to sea level 29.68. ORRIS W. ROBERTS, Official in charge, was planned by a committee com- posed of Josephine Volk, Theresa Kraft and Louise Flemmer, with Rose Lauinger, Rose Bullinger and Agnes Klaus in charge of refresh- ments, Program: Joe Wold, Orlo Johnson, |. Gene Little and Mrs. Watkins, Sr. ! Richard Mertz spent Friday night with Ray Walker. Julius Jordahl spent the week-end with Virgil Little. MY dolph Duringer’s 26th birthday anni- Nick Selenski, Minneapolis, former Bismarck resident, is spending a few days in the city on business. He is with the bookkeeping department of the Underwood-L. A. Fisher com- pany. EXECUTED ON BIRTHDAY Ossining, N. Y., Dec. 11.—(®)—Ru- versary Thursday was his last. The Paunchy truck driver was electrocut- ed in Sing Sing last night for the murder of Virginia Brannen, dance hall girl. YOUTH IS SENTENCED Jamestown, N. D., Dec. 11.—(P)—; Gay Murphy, 20, Jamestown, pleaded , guilty before Judge Fred Jansonius in| district court here Thursday to five charges, including two of automobile theft, and was sentenced to serve two years in the state training school at! Mandan. Saar RTS at ga in In Senate Race al Mrs. Donald Macrae, above, of Coun-| didacy for the U. 8. senate, opposing Senator Smith W. Brookhart, Repub-} lican incumbent. Mrs. Macrae, a for- mer national president of the Amer-' ican Legion Auxiliary, says “we are sitting on a volcano” in regard to the Manchurian situation, and uzgcs @ universal draft law. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher and family attended a birthday party at the W. Scott home. Rev. Watkins will give the Christ- mas sermon at the Canfield school Dec, 20. Callers at the Ghylin home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. G. Olson and son Glenn, Violet Olson, Oliver Knudson and Mrs. Joe Keifer. Mr. and Mrs. G. Olson and son called at the Ole Olson home Sunday. Mrs. J. Keifer and Oliver Knudson spent Sunday afternoon at the Mrs. Anna Knudson home. Joe Wold, Orlo Johnson, Gene Little and Mrs. Lindsey practiced their play at the school house Friday. ° By BERNADETTE HOPKINS Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westerman and Mrs. August Westerman were Bis- marck shoppers Saturday. Irene Maulsby and J. 8. Penner were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kelly. Norton Strand was a Bismarck business caller Saturday. Mrs. Ole Tyberg is a guest at the|® BaAeneae home for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. N, Kelly attended @ family dinner party Sunday at the ‘Walter Scott home, in honor of Mr. Scott's seventy-fifth birthday. Clara and Myron Rierson motored from Bismarck Saturday and spent the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. B,.O. Lein and Russel Hopkins were Thursday dinner guests at the W. N. Kelly home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lein entertained at a dinner Sunday for the following: Mr, and Mrs. B. O. Lein, Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, the occasion being Mr. Lien’s birthday anniversary. : Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kiefer spent Sat- urday at the Harry Knutson home near Still. i Mrs. Anna Stand and sons Barney and Einar, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strand were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norton Strand. Mrs. August Westerman and Mrs. cil Bluffs, Ia., has announced her can-' Andrew Fisher were Wilton callers} Harry . Wentland of Tuesday. Party at the Emmet Carroll home Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Carrol, Jim Hill, and Mrs. Tom Watkins won honors. Vacation will be ia Friday, Dec. 18, to Monday, jan, The Missionary society met with fednesda: Mrs. George Lewis W. yy: after- noon, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Johnson visited in Moffit Wednesday. Mrs, Tom Watkins called at the Enockson home Wednesday. Mrs. Peter Hofstad visited with her mother, Mrs. V. Benz, Wednesday. Mrs. J. F. Coder and daughter, Lu- ella, Murl Phillsbury, Elmer Baeth, Howard Slater, motored to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Corder’s sister, Geor- Sip, Terurned home with them for a Peter Wentz of Napoleon was a Moffit caller Wednesday. A. E. Cline and son? Leslie, were Moffit callers Wednesday. W. H. Brownawell and the Misses Edna Doehle and Gara Mauk were among Bismarck visitors Wednesday. William Lane returned home Sat- urday. from a week's visit in Minne- sota. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hill were guests at the Bud Hill home Thursday. Fred Doehle and Don Dralle at- tended the fights at Fargo Friday night. f Clear Lake . ee By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN E. A. Van Vleet and son, Allen, vis- ited in Bismarck Tuesday. The Schoon boys made a trip to Temvik Thursday. County Superintendent Marie Hu- her of Bismarck visited Clear Lake ‘school No. 3 Thursday, taught by Miss Lillian Hall. B? Fred Anderson helped haul hay for Allen Van Vleet last week. Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Smith returned home Thursday after a five weeks visit at Ft. Ransom . with some of their children. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson had as their dinner guests Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs, Henry Olson and fam- il; iy. i H. A. Smith’ caliéd on Grandpa Johnson, who is ill, Friday. Mrs. Dorothy Hargrave of Bismarck spent Friday evening with her sister, Mrs. S. L. Bryant and family. Jamestown spent from Friday until Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs, Carl Lein and daugh- | Albert Christensen home. ter Margery were Bismarck shoppers Friday. » The Bridge Club met at the home of Alice’ Strand “Wednesday. score Nels Meland called at the 8. L. Bryant home Saturday evening. Mrs. J. W. Beyers spent - several High |days at Sterling with her son, Carl, were held by Mrs. W. N. Kelly|and family. and Mrs. B. O. Lein.. 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