The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1935, Page 1

The Weather PRICE FIVE CENTS BIG IMPROVEMENT Golf Course Will Be Landscaped and Clubhouse Will Be Ma- PARK BOARD PLANS terially Altered HOPE TO CUT GREENS FEES Appropriation of $10,000 to Fi- nance Work Already Asked of VWA HH club fea uses ag i rill afte sue eae a3 inh The city board of park sioners Tuesday assumed active con- trol of the Bismarck The final deed for the acre plot, the clubhouse, house and incidental ment was placed in eae aesohay fly 3 ing Feed hole course and a clubhouse that be available for sportsmen the around. to give Capital City company. ui ghee +! PROGRAM FOR YEAR Onprobably rainy oct Or snow." . i Mystery Defendant o—-- Given to City Farmer to Preserve AAA Set-Up ADHERE 10 DEATHOR RELATIVE} RELATED IN COURT ZEELAND FARMERS INSIDE STORY OF JAILED IN MYSTERY | KIDNAPING TO BE BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1935 Club Prope PLAN OF ATTACKING Ba Z, = = a2 = >> DM oa Ba se > ewspaper North N | Count 4 Wallace Looks to 4 Trial at St. Paul of Al- legged Abductors Murder of Girl fessed Adultery But Denies Council of League at Pri- Flies in Ointment Cotton Manufacturers and Southern Government Are BRUNO AUSTIN Although he was extradited from Chicago to Minnesota for trial in the to Club Members Turkey Poults Available POULTRY FLOCKS NE day. The fact gave rise to specula-| mittee of the tion as to whether he would be a wit- ness for the prosecution. raigned with other defendants Mon- | klin, meebo ‘or Bremer kidnaping case only after a|board, Mt legal battle, Bruno Austin was not ar- |B. Little, PJ PLAN TO ESTABLISH er Man Who Pleaded Guil- ty Will Testify St. Paul, April 16.—()—The “in- side” story of the $200,000 kidnaping of Edward G. Bremer, St. Paul banker The jury was completed quickly ~ \uary, 1934, and carried away for 23 days’ captivity, will be unfolded pub- George F. Sullivan, United States attorney, announced that the banker ‘Tuesday morning and two alternate jury includes three women. ‘Whether Byron Bolton, who pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge as the trial opened Monday, will be put on icly for the first time when the vic- tim takes the stand in federal court would be the first of approximately jurors were selected. The regular the stand to testify against his pals ~~ |Who was slugged on the head in Jan- ‘Tuesday against the defendants. 1100 government witnesses. fata 209%; aug vil , it it ful Forms on which Burleigh 4-H or Homemaker club mane ili na ee i E ET a § ie Hills ull tlie Pal a @) dent Improving = HEE FE ey of ne eee of Mishap; Bismarck Resi- the clubhouse; : ie i mle He a Sani rn Ae He els Additional of starter seek #3 2 26 make application for stocks of terms ranging under provisions | chickens, turkeys or hatching eggs to Lindbergh kidnaping act, hero ed Tuesday from the office of the lo- re-establish poultry flocks were mail- cal Association of Commerce. funds for the purchasing Diwiddee'’s Baby Beef). td] suet i 2f8 lesiecner} was Oliver A. Berg, Joliet, Tll., Prison lifer; ‘accused conspirators is earned ion It is believed he will be 8 government witness. to life imprisonment, the time being discretionary e alleged conspirators are sub- | may iti lle! him. as iis ping conspiracy charges against Doyle, saiisrentonsen, bank bandit, and Mrs. ul cl ADMITS ILLICIT RELATIONS|100 OTHERS TO TAKE STAND ASK SEVERE CONDEMNATION DROUTH SEEN AS DANGER , who renalred Hl iat 8 : of a a 4 it Expectant 8 a 3 Mother Met Death Sticks to Story That He Doesn't | Prosecutor Silent as to Wheth- Know How aeia ? Bs i iti Ht ill “na tlt Mild Matter at This Time. Press) April 16.—The i ie HEHE eral Want to Soft-Pedal ot Nations Divided on Issue; Sev- Missouri, ilitary versity m! chosen reigning campus beauty, first for the the from Ai ball and double portions to Miss Sadie Jane Fletcher, above, co-ed at Twice in one week she the University wof weers’ ball, ik and Other Factors Enter Into Wash- ington Situation Washington, April 16—(#)—Henry A. Wallace, philosophising secretary of agriculture, found himself Tuesday waneess right in the very thick of # raging contro- versary involving the whole future of vital parts of the administration's Higher Food Prices 36g 18,8 =| ASSAILS LONG NEE gE he Re tage Hl a Le et he 2 a 3288s 35 $2. $932 i H hig a li biel fig A til $8 il a aa im ik sn cei Irae i Li u u ‘i : iM Haut racial i rat if Ee ie ul: HF i il Hie fganed) very little Eng-|Cconsidering the possibility of drop- eh ne rary ate en. German F a) . i hae Decorating Material ath Calls for Home Building and (i ath (ll It Over to Senator industry. Stettonal eel ail i tifie ft i il! te ih jl read ‘tn ay ill Hie : $g2980378 Sa a oe Says He Will Withdraw Federal te set_money to pay cotton planters} Money Rather Than Turn for curbing production. 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