The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1934, Page 2

HLLNGEFS DOUBLE NABBED IN ST. PAUL Man Who Looks Like Noted Desperado Questioned About Bank Robberies Minneapolis, March 23.—(4)—Sus- pected in connection with at least three recent midwestern bank robber- ies, Frank Dennis Carpenter of St. Paul, known to police as “Dillinger's Double,” was held in the city jail here Friday for out-of-town officials. He was captured by local detectives in a Minneapolis apartment Thurs- day without a fight. In the rooms were found a pistol and a quantity of fine wire like that often used for ty- ing bank robbery victims. Carpenter said he is a “sick man,” and if he is held long he will have to be “taken out on a stretcher.” He re- fused to make any other statement. Mason City, Ia., detectives were ex- pected here Friday to question the man in connection with a $52,000 bank robbery in that city March 13. A pic- ture of Carpenter was said by a vic- tim of the raid to resemble one of the machine gun bandits. Sioux Falls, S. D., authorities may examine him because victims of a cent bank holdup there noted a re- semblance in one of the robbers to John Dillinger, notorious jail breaker. Officials of a Byron, Minn., bank, robbed recently, indicated they would expect to join Olmsted county offi- cers in questioning Carpenter, and Melvin Passolt, chief of the state bu- reau of criminal apprehension in Minnesota, was asked to attend the police lineup Friday morning. . “tia aie | Weather Report e FORECAST For Bismarck and vicinity: Gen- erally fair tonight and Saturday; colder tonight. For North Da- kota: Generally fair tonight and Saturday, colder tonight, moderate cold wave east portion; noi quite so cold Saturday extreme northwest Portion. For South Da- kota: Generally! fair tonight and| pewityny except, Southwest” portion southwest portion tonight; colder tonight and extreme toutheast portion ea / For Montana: Generally fair to- Jats and Saturday; colder tonight; / warmer east of Divide Saturday. For Minnesota: Cloudy, snow in east, colder in west and central, mod- erate cold wave in northwest tonight; Saturday generally fair, colder. GENERAL CONDITIONS “beet etd Pressure is -high upper Great Lakes region (8S. Fiat Bare 0.64) and the northeastern Rocky Mountain slope (Havre 30.62) * while low pressure overlies the south- ind (Modena 29.76). Temperatures ‘opped from the lower Mississippi va y northwestward to the northern Solution to Previous Contract Problem BY WM. E. McKENNEY (Secretary, American Bridge League) The greatest in con- tract bridge is to hold a big hand and then get into the wrong spot. I much rather would have by partner fail to bid for a slam on a board than take a gamble on a grand slam when we have a sure small slam. At least we could get a plus score, if we made game, but if he bids for the grand slam and it cannot be made, we receive a minus score, and while it may be a minus score of only 50 or 100 points, it really is @ terrific loss. The Bidding The three bid eliminates a lot of guesswork on big hands, especially since the king-showing has been in- corporated, as well as ace showing. ‘When your partner makes an original three bid, he states that that is the only suit at which he is interested in playing the contract. He asks you to show the ace of trump, if you hold it—otherwise your highest ranking ace, and, without an ace, to bid three | m no trump. If the original bidder bids a second suit, he is asking for the king of that suit, and you respond by bidding that suit, if you hold the king. Not hold- ing the king, you should go back to 6, 1934, The Board of County Commission- ers convened at 10 o'clock a. m. roll call Commissioners ‘Swanson, Tiedman, Will, Fricke and Soder were present. Moved by Commi sioner Fricke and seconded by Com- missioner Will that the minutes of the meeting of January 19th be ap- proved as corrected. Roll call: Swan- son aye, Tiedman aye, Will aye, Fricke aye, Soder aye. At this time the "Board proceeded to allow or reject bills 1 to 361, sub- ject to due or delinquent personal taxe: . A, Swanson, services al ‘Co. Commissioner... Amy Lane, poor relief Nick Wenzel, poor relief Mrs. Edith Hitchcock, mot! er's pension Mrs, Elizabeth Griffin, moth- Rocky Mountain region and sub-zero temperatures prevail in Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba. Precipitation has occurred from the middle and up- per Mississippi Valley westward and|™ northwestward to the Rocky Moun- tain region. ismarck station barometer, inches: 28.37. Reduced to sea level, 30.25, Missouri river stage at 7 a. m. 3.6 ft. 24 hour change, -0.2 ft. Heavy run of ice. PRECIPITATION For Bismarck Station: ‘Total this month to date ..... Normal, this month to date .... hy acer Ist to date .... inuary Ist to date .. Accumulated deficiency to date NORTH DAKOTA NES Low- A m. est. Pct. Grand Forks, snowing .. 21 19 WEATHER IN THE NATION oa High- est Pet. BISMARCK, N. D., clear ‘i Amarillo, Tex., cldy.. aa, Santa ‘clear ary, +» S001 Chicago, a Denver, 1:12 Kans., cldy. n, Alta., clear. Havre, Mont., cldy.. lena, Mont, snow aon 8. D. 2. ayes : loops, » clear anaes City, Mo. ae Wyo. Medicin Hat’ eee clear Miles Cit , Mont., cldy. , M., snow... Modest Utah, clear .. 3 Moorhead, Minn., snow No, Platte, Neb.. snow.. Okla. 36 10 00 NSRSRVIESSoBS; eidy... 16 O1 Little Progress Made In Livestock Hearing },,’ Washington, March 23.—(#)—The agricultural committee hearing ‘T| Mrs. 1 | Mrs. er’s pension ... Mrs, Lucy Peipkorn, er’s pension .. Gottlieb Dockter, Mrs, Gus Olson, poor reliet ‘arl Berndt, poor relief .. Mi moth- . Frank Campagna, relief... Mrs. Tom Hannewell, poor relief ea John Hi ‘ Oscar _Kayonius, poor relief Carl Landerholm, poor relief Amy Lane, poor relief .. Henry Kinkead, poor relief .. Jacob Berg, Sr., poor relief Mrs. Margaret Dield, moth pension Mrs, Minnie Engelman, er's pension .. Mrs, Florence er’s pension Mrs. Anna pension Mrs. Pear! penison Orvetta Dutton, pension ... Mrs. John Dixon, poor re! Acme Chemical, sweeping compound E. B. Murphy Lbr. fence poor moth- ‘mother's Co. 00) Meyer Broad nouncements E. B, Murphy fence .. 00 {08| Mrs. John Dixon, care of grandchildren Martin Johnson, mimeograph Alfred Ramstro: Andrew Hochhalter, poor relief Burroughs Adding Mch. C two Burroughs ribbons Globe Gazette Printing C mimeograph oller and ol State Hospital for Insane, of county patients . Arnson, wil "and mileage Olson Grain Co., coal for cook repairs Viola er’s pensio: n Mrs, Bernice Babcock, moth- pension Mrs. Leona <Acord, pension... Mrs, Julia Jordan, mother's mother’s Evelyn Mork, pension Meta Ness, mother's pen- mother's on the Capper bill to limit direct buy- vestock bar ing of lb wound up Thursday eee Soret mene tne 8 MPuckrs bad adranoed thelr toot arguments: that direct buying grown up to bless producers with bet-|D ter prices, more outlets and readier facilities through the influence of Tadio- market reports, better roads and Frank Flint, Watertown, 8. D., per and feeder, reported the farmers “whem -he purchases several thousand hogs yearly were all favor- ship-|4i. prt ee lor poor c for’ relief art Capital Publishi: Prince Cates manis ‘for j or jury .. Dan Kuehn, janitor pia he approi n ati ie Bi Tietbune co. | = LyptpTs PLAY Today’s Contract Problem If you were vulnerable and held the North hand in third position, what would be your opening bid, after South and West passed? If you were not ‘vulnerable and held the East hand, and North opened with one no*trump, what would you do? Remember, North is vulnerable. Solution in next issue. the bidder's original suit. A good example of king-showing is given in today’s hand. Of course, South is not interested in any aces, since he holds them all. But he would like to know the loca- tion of two kings. So he makes an original three bid, knowing that the only answer his partner can make is three no trump. South now is interested in the king He first asks for the lowest king by bidding four clubs. If North did not hold the king of clubs, he simply would bid four hearts could bid four diamonds. In this case he held the king of clubs, so his response was five clubs. South knew that he could make six, so he bid five diamonds, to see partner held the king of diamonds. If North had not held the king of diamonds, he simply would bid five hearts, and South could bid six no ee the king of dia- with six diamonds oath the declarer now has every losing card located, assuming, of course, that the heart suit will break. So his response is seven no trump. ‘The hand is a spread. PROCEEDINGS || poor . Jim Olas Byron Knowle Otto Dirlam, cponing Ernest O'Brien, roa Bismarck Hospital, desk lock wor! vice Knox . Burroughs Adding Mch. payment on machine v. Uetet Co., nalts? Drug Marion Lewis, extra cleric hire Dr. ; parson, Jan. services 490.44 pr 103.18 cal supplies Capital Publishing Co. jury lsts ..... H. W. Payne, witne mileage Edna Anderson Monroe Gal. Machine C al of calculator Cowan's Drug Store, drugs for poor Walter L, C., Smith . E. A, Brown, Grocery, grocerl for poor « 29.85 4.00 malanloner, Geo. Insanity Commi George iw Hedrix, ‘ritne Ct Ae * suppl for Reemployment service Quain & Ramstad Clinic, t1 ments for poor .... peter Lipp, gasoline .... pp, services to poor Wintam “Cc. Small, road work. of diamonds and the king of clubs.} rut ranking if his} D; C1 (Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Inc.) Lewis, P ‘miisag si Wa pene sioner Will . 6.00 Roit Standard Oll Co., gas al Marvin Swani mileage 7 Leal: «+ 135.96 road ‘sup: 212,97 327.98 bonds City of Bismarck, Water. jartment, water for Court or, holding the king of diamonds, he|F. M. R. Mrs. J. Anderson Grand Pacific Eat for jury . Capital Pub. Go.,- gttice suppli. Cole and Blunt, ental services to poor Finney'’s Drug Stor 10.50 a 10.00 166.40 18.00 5.00 , 32,82 of a7 + N. a Sat mas Ce ices for Courthouse Cole and Blunt, tvices for poor .... ‘Wm. Melech, inte: Commission “dentar is, electrical work North Dakota, State Audit care of County Tuberculo soeatients, Jol 5 H. O. Putnam, 4-H Ciub pi Finney'’s Drug Store, drugs for rugs for poo! — rege ade — tor, of poor of Bismarck, gas, oll . cohol for ro: ork Chey Bismarck, on es State La nd a "Dept deck 00 nd_De) lee re a &, Dale, state Trea . i Cay spat Pub. Co, ~ tion Stackhouse & Henderson, care of County poor ...... St, Alexius Hospital, ‘care of County poor .. Dr. R, ‘homp: tem examination W. B Berry, coronerta fee y, coroner's f pattie 6.15 101.91 9.20 14.50 c 125.95 see 56.00 care of Coun- 136.85 15.00 22.43 11.00 15.00 200.71 50.0 HE. E. Johns, care of John Hila Salhus Dr. fm T. Perry, County poor .. Waltei pissenoss ‘il leupel, salary, Sheriff's 0 | Fr if Walter adi to machi avitol Cate, meals for jurors No: kota Concrete’ Pro- GS Hi marck Grocery, roll of hard- ward fibre Dewitt Baer, M. Harris-Woodmansee, for Reemployment Quain & Ramsta jaber, mii State Hospital for Insane, care of county poor.» 2.028.00 Grafton Btate Sch ro n, charges in veriminal action 5.70 George hn, Oct. and Nov. rent for O. Peterson 16.00 C. V. Fisher, services ai me of Court . $4.00 386.63 M. HL ails mil 50.00 50.00 2.65 5.20 6.00 5.00 10.00 148.50 36.00); 16.00 |, 24.00 inde mileage and Chernlck, service: Chernick, servicer se Healow, “and baad for Mra. Dr. M. 8. Pri Mrs. Ki Fent 'T. Torgeson, nursing serv: s for poor er Durfe: eran San. be Joseph Wi yas * is0.38 unty Auditor ros a ra. Fred E. ‘Anstrom, criminal miie- . + 142.80 [th William: Fricke, County Commi: James Garrison, Lemat gt an nd Bo! E. Bani Tienicote way o Neil le a awards Ingvaia ‘Bide, ""road’ right necterent tor” pool Hee x Fg Danrot, rent woe ee ss ing, witns ‘ | hj 2 Hamres wi ‘witness f David F. Sinith quests poor. 120.88 b a 16.60 | aye. 's0|them be purchased Pie cht, Pollock, Mrs. A: EC Cosgritts Mes, Fred Sabot’ and An- Ries jochhatter ee Bismat ch, North Dakota, Febraary 6, At this time the Board p: to open bids on culverts, The follow. ing were opened: Nofth Dakota Con- crete Products Co, North Dakota tal Culvert, Co, Northwestern ‘Bh & Iron Works, Wheeling: Corrugat! ‘Company, Concr: Sectional Culvert St, Paul Corrugat- red by Commission. mded by ye Ae Tv Com any, ani ing Company. M er Swanson and Moved by Commissioner Fricke and seconded by Commissioner Tiedman that the Board Lady TY an o'clock A. M., hp a OF Swanson, ted: wane aye: Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, aye. bene North — February 7, 9130 @ecloek A. The Bost of County ‘Commissioners f)|reconvened, On roll call Commission- ers Swanson, Tiedman, Will, and Soder were present. At this time the Board examined more bills and met with several commit: Moved by oon missioner Will and seconded ae mmissioner Fricke that the follow! Fe be adopted: | 11 olved that the "State High Dep nt, in accordance w. the Bureau of Public Roads the tonal NWR. and State CWA, lowed to continue the NRWR beginning at @ point on peenE dection th, Twp. 36. Range $0, thence Hast one’ mile, Bo it furt resolved that it be “entirely 8 addition to then above mention: NEWER project taken over by the tate C Roll calli Swanson, aye: TMegman, aye Will, are, Fricke, “Soved by herr seconded by ne! that the %ollowiee resolution be adopted: ig jand pre tes Hot Report ith | 45, 2-3 so inreneey: Tote 21, ir asconaed Ry or Gommtastions :|Hold Youths that Bond No, s1008 Northern and Dakota Tr as surety for the Dako Bank in the amount of $80,000, be ap: roved as to sufficiency. Roll call: aye: Tiedman, aye; Will, jwanson, Fricl te, aye Report ie ‘Bonny ‘approved len jaye; 1. Kelley, Sheriff, ap- jon, Register a ec Pejected. Application for relief of Delle Bou- trous on Lots 6 and 6, Block 17, Mc- Kensie Addition in the «City of’ Bis- marck rejected. Application “tor relief of Peter chants on Auditor's Lot 2 of Section 0 approved. eatlon for Fellef of Joo Eckert lock ams Survey fm the Clty of Blamarck approv: Application for relief of personal taxes of Julius Meyer approved. 4 8 Allen approv- =P Wilcox on mt 24-139. has Pie 6 Taiz Lot Block pete inal lat tate ts ry 3, at 24, Bi 13 and 4, beck Block sito f, 3,3) and 4 Block 47, approve pectal report of i _ Kelley oes a eal mr aie and 24, Block’ ti’ to that the Board sijourn ie Roll ‘call: Bw. ‘man, aye; Will, aye; Bricke, ve; Soder, &: 3 arth Dakots, February ©, Seba ‘nia0 o'clock: rasor cunty Commisnioners On roll call Commission: n, Tiedman, Will, Fricke nt. At this time A RESOLUTION om is nerenys venoived that the Boardjof deemi ae i 8. the end on ‘oil to the Burislen County line ‘Wilton, a! lar meeting requests that th Highway Department working in cone junction with thi ‘WA and the Bubite Works. Administration, be Dete mitted and authorised to proceed with such work. And also be it resolved that in case the State Highway Department, State of North Dakota, sees fit to straight- en out any of the curves on route, that the Board of Count; missioners grant such authority. Be it further resolved Cio th Highway De it be to make an of funds nec work; and tl in accordance with plane and fications prepared by the Highway Department. Roll call: at Will, Moved by Commissioner Will ‘9nd / upon seconded by Commissioner Tiedman that the following resolution be adopted: A RESOLUTION Be it resolved that all the NRWR and CWA projects which have been = ned by the Chairman of the Bos! ted County Commissioners ky att to by the County Audito leigh County State of North. Dakote, in accordance with. oral inséructions received by the said Chairman of the enn joard eas County Auditor at on November in official act by Bor ‘The projects so presented and ap- proved by the said Chairman of the joard of County Commissioners to be juirements of nec Swanson, aye; Tiedman, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, projects here approved filed with the Survevor. 5 It ved that author- ed to the Chair- e. Siedmn egren Bye: Bor ‘Moved by Commissioner Will and seconded by Commissioner Fricke Se oe the following resolution be adopted: ESOLUTION Be it resoived that the County Au- ditor be instructed by the Board to notify all nouns Physicians that drugs and prescr! 1 {ed ordere tf from the Hal co Tiedman, aye; Wil ei oy Fricke: aye: Soder, 2: ped G, DERBY, Gone Auditor in an@ for Burleigh Axel 1 Boder, Qisirman, ‘Boar@ of County Commis- sioners. NTINUE J) um page ems: ea Mi 5 H +5 i Drug Store during March; from the /nold Cowan Drug Store during April; from the Lenhart Drug Store during May, from the Finney Drug Store during except for refills. Roll _ call: Swanson, a; a ‘Will, aye; Frick "Moved 7 Commissioner Will and seconded ae, Comm! Fricke that the ard adjor m Roll cate Swa o'clock p. aye; Tiedman, ‘Will, aye; Fricke, aye; Soder, aye. Bismarek, Nerth Dake Daketa, ponreeey i 1934, 2:30 o’cleck P. ae Board of County Commission mvened. On roll call Commis. in, Johnathan Gi! ie Poe Amund Nelson, sharp. ida Fi a vnain 4 Shabot wil in Adams, Alfred Ramstrom, ae drew ‘Thompson, William H. McCul. lough, Mercesrite ‘Wageman, ‘and iii Anderao! 4 a Copimlsstoner Age and Fund be tra: ricke a. | Roll cal "Be an 3 Will, aye; "Fricke, ‘aye; Boe by Commissioner Will and by Commissioner feheaite aye il, ayer site ay 7, Commlanionse Swanson aca gy tf Ay fae Commissioner ei that the Boa: adjourn until 9 Ral Swanson, o'clock a. m. February 8, 1934. cone aye; ‘Tiedman, ‘ill, aye; Fricke, aye aye; Soder, aye. Bismarck, North Daketa, February % ee, Oe e@elock A. M. ‘The Board of County Commissidners convened. On roll call, came eece. Eeaneee Tiedman, Will, Fricke der present: At Gage time bills and he a ‘The Board of oF Coma ‘Commisal secon. On roll call, ae ae Sodur ware p een, Ke tne eh th rr o Board exam fined Dills and sais ee WKS nso SEREEPSE Brorotice oe Chien » Bye; charges was deferred indefinite! pending the condition of the On Robbery Charges] ct cers, Harold iverson, 20. 8. Paul Chicago Night Club Destroyed by Fire Chicago, March 23.—()—A $150,000 fire following a terrific explosion date St. Paul, March 23—(#)—Immedi- ate indictment on first-degree rob- bery charges carrying a conviction Penalty of up to 40 years imprison- ment was ae Se answer Thursday to three youths held as the confessed perpetrators of a St. Paul drug store holdup in which a protestinge clerk was brutally shot The three are John Garrity, 20, Minneapolis; Don Funderud, 18, northeast Minneapolis, a high school. ee ee 19, of Day- ten, Minn, pled a section of roof onto an adjoin- . They were named in a true bill/ing market, pune a bari apart- returned by the grand jury in a par- ment hotel in darkness, and spurted tial report to Judge Kenneth G. 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