The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1937, Page 3

3 DROWN IN COLD WATERS AS CARS FALL THROUGH ICE One Escapes by Rolling Down Window; Accidents Take 9 Lives in Northwest Minneapolis, Dec. 13—(?)—Icy ‘waters brought death to three of the northwest’s nine week-end traffic vic- tims as their cars broke through froz- en lakes and trapped them. Joe Cook, 60, Winton, Minn., guide, was drowned when his car ran into open water in Newton lake, nine miles from Ely. Two companions who jump- ed to safety said a frosted windshield obscured their vision, Deputy Sheriff Jack Johnson, 35, and Abraham Johnson, 60, his fath- er-in-law, were trapped in a car that crashed through: thin ice on Hall lake, three miles from Fairmont, Minn. Edwin Milbrandt, 42, Fairmont, es- Monogrammed Handkerchiefs, BERGESON’S. caped by rolling down a rear window and crawling out as the car settled. Other traffic deaths: Edward Scanlon, 21, Proctor, Minn., in a collision near Duluth, Mrs. Nels A. Rydberg, 41, Minneap- Olis, in collision near Stillwater, Minn. John Robert Tyson, 23, Webb loca- tion, near Hibbing, Minn., when his car crashed into a viaduct. An unidentified man struck by & car in downtown Minneapolis. Leona Deminsky, 20, New Auburn, ae in collision near Chippewa Falls, John Prettel, 80, mail messenger at Owluj, Minn., killed by train when he attempted to run across tracks of Soo Line station ahead of it.. Commission Finds Trotsky Innocent New York, Dec. 13.—(#)—Leon Trot- sky was informed Monday that an international commission of inquiry had found him innocent of counter- revolutionary activities and had de- clared the trial of 17 of his sympath- izers a “frame-up.” Thirteen of the 17 men paid with their lives. RETIRED FARMER DIES Fargo, N. D., Dec. 13.—(?)—Joseph Stengel, 76, Fargo resident since he retired 10 years ago from farming in the Cooperstown vicinity, died here Sunday. CASWELL RUNYAN — Qlar Gat -WITH Adlomatic TRAY! She has dreamed often of owning a cedar chest all her own —10 why not give her one sow! She'll love the added con- venience — the extra storage space this Automatic Tray gives her! It’s perfect for dainties and oft-used treasures, Exquisite designs—beautifully matched woods, in che = most complete selection of cedar chests in town, Don't wait = come in and select one TODAY! WEBB BROTHERS PINEAPPLE. _____. ‘No. 2% 30-0z. cans 37e Farmdale Golden—Hawalian Half Slices Fancy Golden Hallowi DATES in bulk 3 tbs. 25C Cake Pillsbury’s SNO-SHEEN Large 44-0. pkg. 24c Mission Seediess RAISINS Meaty and moist tb. 27c Flour PEANUT BUTTER, 2-Ib. jar 23c Wizdom Brand—Fresh Ground—Smooth and Tasty GOLDEN RIPE—FANCY A lbs. 25¢ Meat Department ROUND STEAK, tender... 1b. 22¢ Two STORES TO SERVE YOU Main—Phene 668 $2.00 ORDERS DELIVERED. FREE jway—Phone 746 RED OWL FOOD STORES THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1937 4533 PASSENGERS ARE TAKEN FROM PACIFIC ISLAND Others From Reef-Bound U. S. Vessel Await Rescue; None Hurt in Crash Manila, Dec. 13 —(?)— The liner President McKinley picked 453 pass- engers from the stranded luxury ship President Hoover off two rocky islets Monday and steamed towards Ma- nila, A radio message from the McKin- ley’s master said 134 cabin passen-, gers and 319 third class passengers were taken from Hoishoto and Hay- ake islands, east of Formosa, where the Dollar liner piled on a reef early Saturday. The brief message did not say whether all refugees were aboard the McKinley, also a Dollar liner. An unconfirmed report here said a third Dollar ship, the President Pierce, was speeding towards the Hoo- yer, and it was assumed her mission was to make additional rescues. Early reports placed the total passen- ger list at about 600. Two U. 8S. des- troyers stood by near Hoishoto, Tells of Accident While rescuers pushed their ef- forts, the master of a German steam- ship told Monday how the big vessel ploughed half her length upon jag- ged shoals near Formosa in murky, rough weather last Friday midnight. Captain E. Stepback of the German freighter Pruessen, first vessel to reach the $8,000,000 luxury liner, said the Hoover’s condition was precari- ous because heavy seas rush in with great force this season where she is Grounded, “She will be ashore a long time,” he said, refusing to hazard whether the Dollar line vessel could be sal- vaged. “She was taking water fast early Saturday m g.”” The U. 8. destroyer Barker, in @ Message intercepted at Shanghai, said the Hoover was not in immedi- ate danger. Stern Floating Stepback estimated the 21,900-ton ship, which is 653 feet long, had driven up on the rocks as far as her.second funnel, or more than half her length. The stern is floating, the German said. Messages received here from the ship said no one was hurt when the Hoover crashed. The passengers were taken ashore from the Hoover Saturday; some of them later were removed to Hayake island, where wooden houses were available. Hoishoto offers only palm- thatched cottages. At least three tugs were reported en route in efforts to free the Hoo- ver. There was no further word to indi- cate the cause of the accident, which occurred while the liner was sailing & new course. To Open Dickinson Land Office Bids Dickinson, N. D., Dec. 13.—()—Bids for office space to house the sub- marginal land offices, which. will be moved here from Watford City, will be opened Monday, according to Don Lamos, secretary of the Dickinson chamber of commerce. The Tasmanian race is extinct. The last Tasmanian man died in 1869; the last Tasmanian woman in 1876. Barcelona, Dec. 13.—(?)—Angel Pestana, 51, above, founder of the Syndicalist party in Spain, died here Saturday. VINEGAR TESTS WELL IN STATE Only 11 of 37 Samples Don’t Come Up to Label Claims, Ladd Reports Tests of more than 40 samples of vinegar by the state regulatory de- partment showed “very good” results, State Chemist C. 8. Ladd said today. Examining 37 samples of diluted cider vinegar and seven samples of white distilled vinegar, chemists found only 11 did not come up to claims on the label, Ladd He said nine samples were below stated claim of acid content. One sample sold as “wine v! ” proved to be ordinarily distilled vinegar and one sample claimed to be cider vine- gar but was a compound product. No samples contained free mineral acids, added mpd or pungent materials, the chemist said. He explained grocers are required to clearly label customers’ containers when vinegar is sold in bulk. City Scales Take in $205.70 in November ‘Well, anyhow winter is heiping put the city scales on’ a self-supporting basis. Exactly 1,695 loads of coal were weighed there during November, ac- cording to the report turned in to the city commission by F. J. Mc- Cormick, city weighmaster. Fees earned during the month to- taled $205.70, while the amount of fees turned in for the pr month, October, was $197.40. | Altogether 2,057 loads of different | commodities were weighed at the scales—125 of them corn, 58 hay and | 53 old metal. TO BURY RAIL UNION MAN | St. Paul, Dec. 13.—()—Arthur W. Kinghorn, 55, general chairman of the Great Northern railway unit of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- neers, will be buried at Glencoe, Minn., following funeral services here at 2 Pp. m., Monday. BILLION DOLLARS IN ‘BABY BONDS’ SOLD 1,200,000 Have Purchased U. S. Securities; Northwest Purchases Given Washington, Dec. 13. ‘ash sales of government “baby” bonds were across the billion dollar mark Monday, Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau announced. About 1,200,000 people have bought approximately 4,500,000 of the bond units, since they were first offered March 1, 1935. The bonds are sold in several denominations, having matur- Re oui of $25, $50, $100, $500 and The sales, reported by states and based on maturity values, included: Minnesota $71,687,375; Iowa $57,- 554,025; Wisconsin $45,024,000; Mon- tana $12,877,550; North Dakota $10,- 230,675; South Dakota $9,108,650. Frits Lunde Returns From Norge Meeting Frits Lunde, of the Lunde Super Service & Sales company, local Norge dealers, returned to Bismarck Friday after a week's visit to Muskegon, Michigan. Lunde was one of 1,200 midwestern and eastern Norge dealers and sales- HUMAN NEEDS are greatest in times of berecvement. Ours is truly A Service To The Living. 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