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TeHeboB PeaaKMMH: MONROE 1861
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
WILSON GETS 9
MONTHS TERM
Man Who Assaulted Chief Of
Police and Sheriff Enters
Plea Of "Guilty"

willard Wilson pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to nine months in Jail
in Judge Fred Jansonius' court late
SATURDAY. nght. on charge Of re-
sisting Sheriff Albn Hedstrom.
Wilson was seen Wednesday night
lettering near the tracks when the
crown princes train was expected to
arrive in bismarck. He was warned
away by Chief of Police Chris. Mar
tineson. at which time he knocked
down the chief and ran.
Sheriff Hedstrom gave chase, hut
was prevented from using his gun for
fear OF starting stampede in the
crowd waiting at the station. At first
the man ran north as far as the old
Northwestern hotel where he stopped.
The sheriff went up to him to take
: him into custody and the man dashed
out at the officer. knocking his hat
off, after which he escaped south
of The tracks.
Wilson was arrested Friday morn
ing and arraigned that night before
Justice Roland Crane. Waving pre-
limnary examination. he was bound
over to Judge JansOnius' court. For
time It was thought he might take
as his defense that he did not know
the men were officers, but after some
little talk he decided to plead. guilty.
There is a possibility that he will
have to appear in justice court again,
Il the charges pending against him
for resisting, assaulting and escaping
from Chief Martineson are pressed.
The chiefs nose was broken BY the
blow Wilson gave him. but he had
recovered sufficiently to leave the
hospital Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
This Years Roundup
Is Most Successful
Of Any Yet Staged

According to reports circulated yes
terday on the streets of Mandan, the
fourth annual rodeo paid all expenses
from the first days receipts. The
rest is velvet and will be divided be-
tween "Bill" Mccarthy and the city
OF Mandan according to the terms Of
the contract. 1t is believed that the
present roundup is proving the most
successful exhibition staged at Man
dan thus far.
Plenty Of excitement was billed for
the initial day at the rodeo. and then
. few additional thrills were thrown
in for good measure.
"Skeeter Bill Robbins, rope star,
is an example Of the provided thrills
and is scheduled to be one of the main
performers. He has been in the west
in moving picture work for the past
two years.
other excitement was provided in
Mondays show when one or two of
the boys in the steer riding contest
were prevailed upon to stage i'm
promptus. The steers did the pre-
vailing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
CLARICE BELK
WRITES ABOUT
HER FINE TRIP
: Says the Party of Students
and Teachers Is Having
Wonderful Time

Miss Miriam Clarice Belk, who has
been in Philadelphia at the Sesqui-
centennial celebration, representing
North Dakota as typical school
girl. has written very interesting
letter to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Is. Belk of Fourth Street, in which
she tells Of her delightful expert
ences.
Miss Belk staid with five girls, who
claimed Utah. Wyoming, California,
homes, in lovely room at private
school in Philadelphia. The girls
from all over the country were quar-
tered in the same building. There
are swimming pools, tennis courts
and a lake at the edge Of the beauti-
full grounds. Moving pictures were
taken Of the girls ut every public
appearance. In Washington, D. c.,
last Tuesday they were presented
with medals by President Coolidge,
and enjoyed trip to Arlington, Mt.
Vernon, and the Congre IS ional liz
brary and were entertained at dance
in the evening.
THE officials are like an indulge mt
parent Of an only child, Miss Belk
writes, Anything that we want, we
can have. Today they bought us
$50 dollar pictures taken in front of
the White House, just because we
wanted them" The sesquicentennial
association is spending 100000 en-
tertainingsthe repre- sentatives during
their week in Philadelphia, Miss Belk
said.
Miss Belk went to New York city
following her visit in Philadelphia
an! from there to Montreal, Canada,
where she IS the guest Of MI. and
Mrs. II. +. Mclean.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
DURKIN TRIAL.
NEARS FINISH
Defense Rests Today After
Completion of Cross Elk.
animation of Prisoner

Chicago. July 7.-(R-After at
tempts Of the prosecution to obtain
from Martin Duskin, charged with
the murder of Edwin c. Shanahan, a
federal agent. Identification of speci-
mems Of what was said to be his
handwriting, the defense rested its
case at 1880 y. IN. today soon after
the completion of cross examination
Of the prisoner.
Durkin refused to identify the
writing and signatures on all the pa
pers presented to him by the prose-
cutors, except one, an application
for employment with railroad.
The states action indicated it
would seek to impcach his testimony
concerning his acquisition of auto
mobiles, which the prosecution al
leges were stolen cars, through
handwriting experts expected to tes-
tify in rebuttal.
Durkin, who is his testimony yes
terday said he killed Shanahan after
the latter had shot first, and believ-
ing the federal agent was a hold up
man. has admitted he was a boot
logger, but has contended that he did
not steal automobiles nor have
knowledge that any Of the cars he
bought and sold were stolen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
Police Chief R0mer
Is Wearing q Scar

Chief of Police N. H. Romer wore
scar yesterday. When he was in
the act Of arresting Charles Butler
for having consumed not wisely but
too we'll, Buffers partner arrived on
the scene and mixed in the discus-
sion. Chief Romer took the scar at
that time. He thinks it was made
by the fingernail of George Kuth,
Buffers partner. He also took the
two young men to Jail. That was on
the Fourth Of July
Yesterday Charles Butler paid a
$40 fine for being drunk and Kuth
paid $25 for the luxury Of having
attempted to rescue prisoner from,
the hands Of the chief of police. II
the case had been brought under the
state law instead of the city Ordin-
ance. they would have gotten worse
and more of il. States Attorney
Relish pointed that fact out to them
Tuesday afternoon and both promised
to be more careful.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
Load
of Canadian Booze
Taken Near ROseau

Roseau, Mimi, July 7-(P)-Feder-
al officers captured an automobile
load Of Canadian whiskey valued at
$1,000 eight miles south of Badger
today and took into custody Mark
Doyle and Archie Taylor of Mime
apolis.
The officers were informed that
the car would route through Winni-
peg and by way Of Piney. Manitoba,
and across the line north of Roseau.
Officers were stationed OH all
roads leading out Of Roseau county.
The men are being held here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
Mother and Four
Children Are Saved
From Death by Gas

Milwaukee. July AP)--Two
small girls intent on calling for their
playmates today saved mother and
four children from death in their gas
filled apartment. after tine mother
had resolved on suicide and the death
Of her children.
The two chums. Mary Briekop and
Dorothy koerner. discovered gas
sceping from the doors Of the home.
The mother. Mrs. Jeanette Bokel-
man. 80. and her brood. ranging from
three months to III years in age,
were found unconscious. All were
revived and will recover.
Mrs. Bokelman had scrubbed a note
to her mother telling her not "to shed
tear" and ascribing her act to the
conduct Of her husband. whom she
accused of drinking and neglecting
her and the family.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
Nonstop Flight
From Seattle to
San Diego Fails

Seattle. July 7.-(AP)--Round for
San Diego. 1000 miles away, without
stop, the Phi. navy seaplane. hop
ped off from Sand Point aviation
field here at 3:45 this morning.
Haze filled the air, and the c0ndi-
tions were pronounced not ideal for
flying.
~
Brcmerton, Wash, July TAP
The navy seaplane Phi radioed the
Puget Sound navy yard here that
she had descended at Pillar Point at
1928 this morning after starting q
nom stop flight from Seattle to San
Diego.
Pillar Point is on the south side Of
the Strait of Juan sdeFuca, 80 miles
from the Pacific ocean and 12O miles
from the starting point.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
CUT FARES TO
LEGION MEET!
AT DICKINSON
Harold d. Shaft. Bismarck
Post Adjutant, Has Ger
tificates Here

Certificates from the Northern
Pacific Railway company for reduced
fares to Dickinson and return have
been received by the Bismarck post
adjutant. Harold d. Shaft, for Lee
gionnaires and their families who
wish to attend the department con-
vention there, the l5-i6-l7 Of this
month.
All expenses Of the convention
proper will be taken care Of by the
registration fee, according to Mr..
Shaft, with the exception of the trip
to the Badlands. which will be extra
The program for the, convention
will include an address by the ma
tional commander, John r. McQuigg,
reports Of department officers, an
address Of welcome by the mayor of
Dickinson, and response by Frank
j. Webb, Grand Forks, and talk
by Hanford McNidcr, assistant to
the secretary Of war.
The program for the convention
follows:
Thursday. July Is
Morning Session.
5 700 Registration Of delegates at
Headquarters. Call to order by
Department Commander. Walter
q. Curtis. Invocation by De
partment Chaplain, Rev. 81
Fairham. Reading Cali Of Con-
vention by Department Adjutant.
Address of Welcome by Mayor
Of Dickinson. Response by Mr..
Frank j. Webb, Grand Forks,
N. ID. Report Of Department.
officers. Appointment Of Com
mittees. Address by National
Commander. John X. McQuigg.
Afternoon Session
:30--Convention Of 40 4 8.
$500 & 3 Banquet
S:OO-American Legion boxing show
Friday. July l6
Morning Session
$500 to 9:OO-Special train leaving
for Medora.
ll:30-Address by Hanford Mac
Nider, assistant Secretary OF
war and Past National Com
mander Of the American
Legion.
Barbecue at Old Town Hall,
Mcdora.
Afternoon Session
2:3O to 4:00--Rodeo Exhibition.
Speeches and other entertain
ment.
5:OO-Keturn trip to Dickinson.
9:O0-Dancing at Dickinson Armory.
Saturday. July IL
9:OO-Call to order.
Committee reports. 4
Unfinished busncss.s
Actresses by VIM. T. Knoll.
Liaison Representative Of 10th
District.
G. I. Hoverson. Manager of
United States Veterans Bur-
eau.
President Of Woman's Aux
iliary.
Election Of Department Off
GERS and delegates to National
Convention.
Selection Of next Convention
City.
Adjournment.
e,id-time fiddling is popular on the
radio. Oldtime fiddling around IS
popular on hot afternoons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
GOPHER GOVERNOR
ASKED TO REMOVE
COOK CO. SHERIFF

st. Paul, July 7-R-Anti- Saloon
League officials here announced to-
day that formal request. had been
made on Governor Theodore Christ
iansOn for removal from office of
Sheriff l.. H. Lien of Cook county
The request carries complaint
charging drunkenness, malfeasance.
and nonfeasance in office, the league
officials said. Rev. +. l.. Watkins,
Investigator for the league, gathered
the evidence on which the complaint
is based,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-07
Chicago Suburb Is
Scene Of Another
Mysterious Killing

lChicago. July 7.--(AP)-Stickney
the suburban village where Scar.
face Al" Caponi formerly controlled
various vice resorts. was the scene
today of another mysterious killing
The body Of man believed to have
been Louis 'Barbagano. 81. Of Rock
ford. ILL.,, who had been shot three
times in the head, was found on q
lonely road in the village.
Believing that Barbagallo, q
restaurant owner, was victim oil
gang warfare. the police began in.
vestigating his Chicago connections.
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s ss;s sss4ssss' Hssslsy Z. Fin 4.s.y,
kindeer Now Has
Full Light Service

Killdeer. N. d.. July THE hi-line
was connected up in Killdeer last
Saturday and now the town is enjoy
ing 24-hour electric light service.
BY Tuesday evening every place in
town had been cut in. All the work
is not yet done, but the crew has
gone on to Dunn Center and Werner.
During the summer these towns will
be connected up, and details Of the