The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1934, Page 6

BROTHER KILLERS Death Room When Poison- ous Fumes Leak Out Fred Hernandez, 19, paid with their lives at 5:12 a, m. today in Arizona's lethal gas chamber for the murder |of Charles Washburn aged prospector ot Needles, Cal. in a holdup near a Ren ae Ariz., in which $25 was ee tore were brought into bo 40 Witnesses Ordered Order ut death box at 4:55 a. m. and starter eee of | breathing the deadly cynanide fumes at 5:09 a. m. Two minutes later, Fred was pronounced dead. A min- ute later, Manuel was dead. a Forty witnesses were ordered out of State Prison, Florence, Ariz. July the space surrounding the death ¢6—(#)—Two brothers, Manuel, 18, and chamber before either of the prisoners THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934 - ee had taken a deep breath of the fumes. Officials said gas was leaking. Wit- nesses filed out in an orderly manner and none was affected by the escap- ing fumes. RAINS ACCOMPANIED BY MERCURY PLUNGE Bismarck Received Over Half Inch Fall; 32 Degrees Above “ALWAYS KEPT FRESH” By Our Uncqualed Refrigeration Facilities FRESH FRUITS Bananas Yellow, ripe, 3 Ibs. Oranges Sweet, juicy, 2 doz. Lemons Sunkist, doz. Cherries Fancy, Ib. Cantaloupe Fancy, 2 for Peas Grapes Seedless, 2 Ibs. Apples Winesaps, 3 Ibs. Green Beans, Onions, Spinach, Tomatoes, MUSHROOMS, Fresh fancy, Ib. . JUST PHONE 16, 2Ibs. 25¢ Crisp, tender Radishes Large Bunch Cabbage Solid, Ib. Lettuce Crisp, large, 2 heads Cauliflower Snow white, Ib. New Potatoes 14¢ Fancy white, 5 Ibs. Asparagus Fancy, 2 bunches 1 1 1 5c 4c 7c 5¢ 9c Rhubarb -35¢ G ——— (1 Decorated aieiaes prea PLUMS xo See BINS Nee tie cess TUNAFISH Wne Schilling's Iced Tea Libby's, POTTED MEAT “* VIENNA SAUSAGE “2 PICKLES Pe quart SWEET PICKLES *",, Sampling Tea Coskien ete nae Ac me Grain Fed Meatsam There's a Difference Pork Steak Shoulder, Ib. Weiners “Skinless,” Ib. Veal Loaf Pound Luncheon Loaf, Ib. Pot Roast 12, 15c Grain fed, Ib. Veal Steak 123¢ Shoulder, Ib. 8c Pig Shanks Pound Short Ribs 9c Grain Fed, Ib. Spring Chickens and Hens — Goose Liver Sausage — DELIVERIES — 9:00 - 10:30 A. M. — 2:30 - 4:30 P. M. 6:00 P. M. Saturday JUST PHONE 1 208 6TH ST, ZERR’S .. OPPOSITE MEMORIAL BUILDING 4 BUTTER, ¥ Ib. prints, Ib. # MILK, Tall Cans, 3 for # CATSUP, Snider's, 14 oz. bottle... | SOAP CHIPS, Crystal White, pkg. .... WE DELIVER NEW POTATOES, 10 Ib. bag 4) WATERMELONS, per Ib. ...... eo eeee eecee eer eceeeee eee wees PHONE 928 Zero at Beach, Max (By The Associated Press) General rains fell in North Dakota late Thursday accompanied by near- freezing temperatures in the western part of the state. The mercury dropped to the freez- ing point in two areas — 32 degrees above zero at Beach and Max — and came within one degree of that at Crosby. Dunn Center and Sanish re- ported minimum temperatures of 34 and Minot 35. A 48-degree reading at Oakes was the highest minimum reading overnight. Maximum temperatures generally were in the sixties with a 79-degree mark at Oakes the state’s peak. The forecast is for fair and not so cool Friday night; Saturday probably fair, warmer. Heaviest rainfall was reported from Devils Lake where 1.10 inches preci- pitation fell. More than half an inch fell at Bismarck. Drake recorded 88- inch and Carrington and Napoleon re- ceived more than two-fifths of an inch rain. Others getting rain were Beach .13-inch, Dickinson .17, Dunn Center 30, Grand Forks .32, Hankinson 23, Jamestown .27, Lisbon 21, Max .30, Minot .36, Oakes .27, Fargo .20, Wishek -12, Sanish .08 and Williston .02. Letter Threatening : Judge Miller Denied Fargo. N. D., July 6.—()—Re} from Wahpeton, N. D., that a United States agent has been there investi- gating a letter threatening harm Federal Judge Andrew Miller of Far- go brought a prompt denial here Thursday night. The Wahpeton report said a threat- ening letter sent from Richland county had been received by the judge and an investigation launched. HelloygS GREAT SUMMER SALE EVERY day Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are the big value in cereals. Now specially featured for a limited time only. The most popular ready-to-eat cereal in the world. SEASON'S BIGGEST VALUE : PHONE 626 Fancy Creamery Butter, per Ib.... 1-Ib. cans Sardines, mus- tard or tomato, a Plums, No. 2% cans, 2 for.. Libby’ 's Potted Meat, Blue Moon Cheese, Ameri- can or Pimento (attractive glass free), Fresh Fruits and Vegetables “a Meats t "518, 9TH SPOHN’S 26c Libby’s Vienna Sausage, Y, cans, 5 c Snider’s Tomato Catsup, 14-02,bottle 5c aut, ob. pkg. 2S Queen Olives, Stuffed Olives, "29c Ice Cream and Sher! P4abth Srmocanch EAT CANNED PINEAPPLE +o TWO SLICES EVERY DAY 220: ‘“FTARMDALE” HALFSLICED TOMATOES, fresh, 3 Ib8,. .:4:+.+4::+++- 256 CANTALOUPES standard size, 2 for 23¢ LEMONS, Sunkist, large size, doz, ..:.35¢ The report said the letter threaten- ed harm to the judge i? he were not lenient with Gov. William Langer when he came up for sentencing after his conviction on charges in con- nection with the adminis‘ration of relief funds. Langer received an 18 months sentence and was fined $10,- 000. “No one from the marshal’s office has been in Richland county on such a mission,” it was siid here, “and no such investigation is be!ng made.” Judge Miller is not in the city at present. Diphtheria Is Fatal To 20-Year-Old Girl Ardis Norma Halvorson, 20, daugh: ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Halvorson of Maddock, died at 7:45 a. m., Fri- day in a local hospital of diphtheria, aggravated by a heart compllesion. Miss Halvorson had at Mandan for the last month and had been making her home with her sister Doris at 401 Fifth St. Doris Halvorson is employed in the office ot the federal relief stock feed distrit tor here. In addition to her parents and sis- ter, Mis Halvorson leaves one brother and six other sisters. A second broth- er died a year ago. Funeral services will be held in the North Viking Lutheran church at Maddock, in charge of Rev. G. H. Estrem. Kansas Convict Will Be Rewarded for ‘Tip’ Topeka, Kas. July P| governors moved today reward Francis Sharpe, a ees convict, with freedom for informing author- ities of a plot to kidnap the daughter of one of the state executives. Keeping his word to the prisoner, Gov. Alf. M. Landon, of Kansas, made known he will parole Sharpe for “tips” last year that fellow prisoners and outside friends planned to kid- iter. ernor Landon that Sharpe be perol- ed from a 25-year prison term pend- ing against him in that state. 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