The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1936, Page 1

\ : SS oe ismoarcle THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE [.2=.] SS————ooooaoaoaoaoaoaoanDA)oanDBDD>nDDnDDnDDBn9DD9BDD9DDnDDD@D@jTo7TYT?T™WTOO0DQDumumumm aa ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1986 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rescuers Reach Trapped Men Marmarth Strike Raises Visions of Wealth'Surgeon, Friend COMMERCIAL VALUE [District Contest [KENZIE SUFFERS |REPUBLIGANS SCORE|]oneor Reet} Ask for ‘Hypos’ OF BLACK GODHAS! = Winners Chosen! #000 LOSS FROM NEW CORPORATE TAX} (ara To Assuage Pain YET 10 BE TESTED | Alibi Shattered] BLAZE ON TUESDAY AS ‘VICIOUS THREAT Three Veteran Coal Miners Pierce Last Rock Bismarck Debate Team Wins Way to State High School | Bismarck Fire Department|Ways and Means Committee Barrier; Victims Must Be Borne Out Land Lease Speculation Touch- Finals in May Aids Burleigh County Estimates Measure Will Th h Ti ed Off by Mountana-Da- Raise $803,000,000 rough Tortuous Tunnels Py i Village’s Battle DESTROYS THREE BUILDINGS| VIEWED AS CORRECTIVE ACT Pool Hall, Restaurant, Garage |GOP Members Call it Unsound; and Filling Station Are Declare Waste Should Be Damaged Stopped First kota Company’s Find 25,000 ACRES ARE IN STATE Bismarck’s Gas Fuel Supply Borne From Field Now Focus of Speculators (Copyright, 1936, Associated Press) é Moose River, N. S., April 22.—After nine days’ unremitting labor, rescuers Wednesday penetrated the last rocky barrier blocking their entrance 'to the underground passage where three men were buried alive Easter Sunday night. Nova Scotia’s minister of health, Dr. F. R. Davis, went down the newly mined shaft at noon, central standard time, to administer first aid and hypodermic injections to the two men still living, Dr. D. E. Robertson, noted Toronto surgeon and part owner of the Moose river gold mine, and his timekeeper, Charles Alfred Scadding. Dr. Davis was followed into the shaft by stretcher-bearers who were expected to bring up the living men and the body of their companion. But doctors at the mine head said it would be “some time” before the men could be removed. Officials indicated miners were still clearing loose earth from the small, twisting passage through which rescuers had Lack ehting Washington, April 22.—(?)—Esti- or ohanie taba te mating the revenue yield at $803,000,- 000 the ways and means committee " majority formally recommended its with loss estimated at $10,000. new tax bill to the house Wednesday The flames were discovered in a|85 ® means of cc-recting “the greatest represent this district in the state| one-story building owned by George|defect in our present system of tax- finals. Watson and soon leaped to a two-/ation.” Schrier Is Judge The Republican minority already iy te ‘nigel forensic coach at had bette the ben gee Lek on Dr. D. E. acento ber ee the with ‘Binnarck taking’ the negative “vlelous” threat to “the sablity of| Scotia "gold mine, is pictures |Penetrated into the prison cavern. aide of the subject: “Resolved, that business and employment.” above, Shortly after the stretcher-bearers went down, a call was eon noe iemtard peter iin et Pedersen Michele fered card Beta a fe a ek up for a hack saw and extra blades, and it was presumed Pro’ lor @ sysi com- was sent for eated controversy wi e i plete medical service, available to all department, which quickly | bill headed as leaders set aside Thurs- UPHOLSTERING CORD jane seater al tie eo tage iodine prea deren TIES BAFFLING N. Y. scene. ismarck |day f debate. 4 Bed selapalbag i be carried through the passage. 5 A group of three veteran coal miners, members of Nova Scotia’s famous mine rescue organization, the Draegermen, formed the spearhead of the underground attack which reached the noted Toronto surgeon and his friend through 141 feet of MURDER 10 CONVICT} :=esnd i Their companion on the descent into the gold mine on Eas- " ter Sunday night, Herman Magill, died two days ago from pri- vations. Police Guard Man Who Origin- "So unbearable was the pain that the two entombed men ally Reported Killing Against | suffered that Dr. Robertson asked for hypodermic injections at oe once. Suicide Attempt —————————_ At the top of the rescue shaft stood BISMARCK'S GOOD jeeresce siete juve | Bald confessed he assaulted and killed , r, ras hee nee 3) | meroedcipseyn an qaibesll Wades: ’ ony a comes, a against the ibility of a sui- Fae spy oT et mening =| SHOWIN AT BANQUET nit’s request for See Iron Ring Around Ger- _|taxes to finance ‘Tied to the crime by a plece of cord ‘4 : taxes to fi the new farm ‘pro- faba hrittie slaying, the ‘aocuced enan, Royal many Weakening John C. Fiorenza, a small-statured} | upholsterer, was in e highly nervous} Spirit of Friendly Rivalry Per- sation holdup, 3 3 Rulon aakene nies cepoiied oanetn sre nn "Tights turned upon him showed he| vades Losers’ Dinner | Henry Paulson, he said, she wanted Wednesday that the northern Italian (can anp tide teary rete Honoring Winners money “to beat it out of this coun- army under Marshal Pietro Badoglio| requested by Mr. Roosevelt, it would vs lay ” had come within 70 miles of Addis|bring in only $123,000,000 in the 1937/ he showed police at the scene of the ‘Tight-lipped,' the girl, one of nine Ababa. fiscal year. crime how he attacked and killed the] Reminiscences of the 1936 state children whose mother died last tall,| Cnvenky, Gharies Fatk, Ruby Gets!" raperor Haile Selassie, leading a| The committee said this would take /@ttractive young writer, Class A high school basketball tour- refused to answer further questions. Prof. Hywel C. ” Rowland, head “ot reorganized forces of defenders, was|care of the president's request “un- Faces Arraignment nament and the championship game Sheriff Paulson said she will 8f-l the Unive ty music de artment, is|feported in Addis Ababa as having/til next session of congress, which} Fiorenza was booked on a homicide |netween Bismarck and Minot were t judging the voice contests and Prof.|stemmed the advance of the Fascist/can then act more intelligently in|charge late Tuesday after an an- vividly recalled here Tuesday night John Howard, ‘University band in- forces 70 miles south of Dessye, his/the light of conditions then existing.’ |nouncement by Police Commissioner apparent success was made by an ex< l= tor, 1s the band and in-|former field headquarters in the| The program contemplates obtain-| Lewis J. Valentine that he had con- when the Demons entertained their |cited miner who came to the top of the f La’ strumental nee north. ing $100,000,000 from a “windfall” tax | fessed the 11-day-old crime. The au-|conquerors at a banquet given in the /rescue shaft and shouted: Sanish filling Judges of the declamation events| The report seid the king of kings/on processors who avoided payment of|thorities planned to arraign him | capitol lunchroom, are Mrs. H. A. McNutt of Napoleon | Was making a stand in the mountains | AAA processing levies and $83,000,000 Wednesday and to take his case to A spirit of good fellowship, friendly 4 and Mra, Obert Olson of Bismarck.|!n the Warra Hailu region to check from temporary retention of capital) the county grand jury Thursday. ri edeyeceeceriy rernaee res The contests are being carried out |the motorized column of the Italians. |/stock in excess profits taxes. The solution of the mysterious slay- Aeies the press piceroad resided under the supervision of Supt. H. O.| The Italian commander-in-chief in| A few hours after Democrats on the|ing of Mrs. Titterton, wife of Lewis » Dé tional Broadcasting | OVeT by Glenn Hanna as toastmaster, Sexvik, seventh district manager. East Africa reported the southern /house ways and means committee had|Titterton, a Nai with members of the Bismarck board Ne army was advancing on the heels of reported to the house the complicated|company executive, was announced Of alain and ‘ha malls oecees the retreating Ethiopian troops. 240-page bill, the seven minority mem-| by police as one of the most remark- EMERGENCY PEACE All of Italy, meanwhile, waited for|bers of the committee issued a re-jable achievements in the history of ete ae an senior high school Bawee remedy for the major defect in the Spontaneous combustion was/the exis! tax system which blamed for the blaze, which was dis- rie red covered about 4 p. m. | TALIAN INVADERS WITHIN 0 MILES OF ‘New York, April 22. — (®) — A 24- year-old former convict who police — “ ” FE the department. . ‘ the signal of an “adunata,” or mobil- | port. part fe ees ‘g either ization, many woul Only the meagerest of clues were jokingly, George » forme?! and other medical supplies. med called Sb ee the Jona available when the nearly nude body |S0vernor of North Dakota, recounted| Other men picked up blankets and tion of Addis Ababa by the Fascist A of the victim was found in the bath-|¢atly football history in the state,|not water bottles to be used in caring Mayor iy tub of Titterton’s Beekman Place|saying that while attending Willis- | for the suffering men below, sige In Paris fears of » sudden thrust apartment 11 days ago. ns ee if esieeds Actes ; ee THROUGHOUT NATION}: Sue orcs, | rma nt aa mons Mam, fof maa ra re han eve, 1 as foe an ote rae The ame dent with the belief that France's iron |{s another step toward the regiments; crime when he and his employer, Berets see years afinot de- [living men and the body ‘of their dead er a ae ring around the reich was weakened. tion of all business; it designed ‘Theodore Kruger, went to the apart-| reateq ry contest {companion up into the open air, but Students Demonstrate Against) the German military demonstra-|to raise revenue, but is sdmittedly| ment to deliver a love seat, only ® alan officials said they thought it would War in Sco: of Citi tions of recent times has been the in- | another New Deal ewer ae pin| ew hous after the killing. poe jcepergeagy eeeer Te take at least an hour. ii am res es spiration for these fears, which have Democratic advocates of ult= The clue that led to Fiorenza’s ar- could find the imprint of his own| The way which lay before them was and Colleges been increased by reports of a|contended it would mean more ip ‘eva. | Zest Was a 13-inch plece of cord which | race over every foot of ground on that |® long, twisting, narrow, low tunnel, strengthenttig of the Nazi sir force|able taxation and would prevent eva /was found beneath Mrs, Titterton’s|Oo¢ through which {t was difficult to carry and the beginning of fortifications in|sions, thereby performing the U0) nody, By a microscopic examination anything. the former demilitarized zone in the | fold function of tax reform the cord was shown to be a kind used White Lauds Bismarck The special stretchers which had . Rhineland. J by upholsterers, and eventually was! gupt, L. A. White of Minot, a mem-|been devised for the rescue had rope | o Ronmars Informed quarters believed the traced, the officers said, to the shop| of the state hoard of control, in his|supports to permit them to bend (By the Associated Press) ee wisi “ ” or annexation with Aus- |Tevamped system of taxes ON COFPOT&=| Where Picrenza worked. aised Bismarck for the expert |#round the torturous passageway. fog be maried ‘as ® Nasi coup|tions. With the idea of inducing divi-| “ wiorenza gained access to the apart- Lok paket of the pearlhe tourna-| Miners said they feared any jars’ European nation. (Continued on Page Two) ment by discussing a love seat he was Page against the sides of the tunnel might in thet entra upholstering for her, and once inside, sGoupnued cn: Pape TK , cause a landslide. The three men in the lead of the overpowered and gagged her, bound . be wrists with twine, and strangled Wishek From Ashley rescue efforts were Joe Simpson, unit Mon he placed the body in the| NOt Wishek’s Wishek|hes, Georse Morrell and 2. Hirah- bathtub and cut the cord from her Worked Steadily Morton Page Dies of shek mise reece! Cerebral Hemorrhage ict tom i's eter aa aca teat ue an It was those three who first opened ay. tee pico begun, and it 3 =f e & was was said they would come/shey who tore out the last rock from i i ul : a Eze SE 5 ee Bottineau Democrats , N.-D., April 22.—(%)—Mor- ie ! Endorse Henry Holt -lton Page, @9, secretary of the North | | | company are on tie ground and wil hek, but that was an error. |the rescue tunnel. ke 7 “bring well in” as soon as prep- monitor: J. Do Snell Be Wishek, the Wishe in this Me ged of fd pe ving men care of the, Sit the, well case being Paul J. Wishek, of thelwaiting anxiously in the mine office «| tion endorsed Henry Holt of Grand! winer mvestment any at Ash- fil since Feb. 29. Forks for the Democratic nomination ley, leader of the Sunloe Weekly club several hundred yards from the Reye ‘Well known for his activities in tax : for governor Tuesday night. The |Y, leader of the Junior Wee i convention elected 14 delegates to the fected. curtailment campaigns in the stale, state convention at Devils Lake May ‘Authorities ordered an inquest inta Page was a dealer in land and s ‘ 12 and 13, and instructed them to| Fargo’s Bid for Fan _| the death of Magill to be held as soon farmer. The city of Page was named : 5 argos r geo Dancers Is Defeated | ne, s the emergency ha REJECT LOWER BATES unit at the surf Baas Cerra al surface, Teceive Huron, 8. D., April 22.—()—Huron| San Diego, Calif., April 22.—(P)}— voters rejected an ordinance calling| The first annual convention of fan for lower electric light and power rates and elected three city commissioners opposing the proposed rate changes ‘Tuesday. H & ge H 5 g nolde’ shaft for the rescue to be ef- 1 3 Be es He i gee eg iy 3 g STOLEN ‘BIKE’ LEN Erie, Pa. April 22.—(#)—Officer Vincent Dembinski found two youths Hie ti LE eit oil 18 pushed toward the : | ' at high velocity and the result BORTOW PAGE dials it sometimes “goes over the again in 1931, Karen |enterprises with which he was ac- - ald A daughter, tively connected was the Riverside Cemetery association, organized in 1908 through his efforts, of which as- member of the | sociation he served as president until eee el, ae ae 4 fy E see Fi i a Z