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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-27
Painted Woods

Mr.and Mrs. Adam Kraft of Ojib-
way, Wis. are visiting ut the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Brown, and other relatives and
friends. They formerly lived in Will
ton.
Mrs. Joe Wamika and her mother,
Mrs. Fox Of Wisconsin, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Hildcbrandt Fri
day.
Everyone was excited over the
Dempsey key fight. Several of
III. ne.ghbors went to Mr.. w. {.
JAc1sons to listen to his radio.
Miss Mae Anstrom is in the Bis
marck hospital where she was ope-
rated on last Wednesday for appen-
dicitis. Her friends and schoolmates
wish to see her home soon. Her
mother, Mrs. Oscar Anstrom, stayed
with her several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown called
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Damstrom
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebba Cleveland Of
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James and fami'" Of
utLic LAM SpCuJ Nuc WGch~Cuu Will
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Waddingtor
and sons, Alvin and Clarence. of lbs
r.,rck called on her parents Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Brown, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Hagen and
family motored to Bismarck last Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Brooks called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lang las
" tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Hagen and
family were Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Marnard.
Axel Steinquist and daughters. Hill
der. and Ruth. spent Sunday with his
daughter. Mrs. Walter Johnson.
Townley Anstrom stayed Sunday
night with Norman Johnson.
Miss Ruth Christ of Wilton spent
the. weekend with her friend, Miss
Ruth Steinquist.
Miss Lucille Brooks visited the past
week with Miss Violet Larson in Will
ton.
Mrs. Brooks was caller at thu
home of Mrs. Art Hanson Tuesda!
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hildcbrane
attended the wedding of Miss Lydi;
Lechner and Teofil Bauer Of New
Salem which took place July ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and son
Lester. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Kraft ant
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and son
Ernest, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
ALVIN Lang last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Ms. VIM. Brown enter
and; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brooks at {
six iaclock dinner Sunday.
MIR: and Mrs. Walter Johnson ant
Mr$ Lawrence Johnson transacte,
BUSINESS in Wilton Friday.
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Dodge

Mrs. +. j. Ruff motored to Halli-
day Sunday where she visited with
her brother, Frank Feigel.
c. S. Barrows was business call
er in Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclaughlin
of Underwood visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davidson.
Alice Helling of Golden Valley is
visiting with Josephine Anderson for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Carson and
children of Grand Forks are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ga
bricl Marquardt.
Mrs. Sam GOettz was passenger
to Golden Valley Friday, where she
visited with her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. Simon Schwartzman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Shipman,
northeast of Dodge, are the proud
parents of baby boy born Sunday
July cath. Congratulations.
Amos Freed of Hebron was bus
mess caller in Dodge Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mas Of Defiance
were shoppers in Dodge Tuesday:
ing with his brother in st. Louis,
Missouri, returned to his home We'd
nceday.
Mr.. Anna Rarick Of Bismarck i
visiting with friends and relatives
in and around Dodge for a few days
John Sautner was business call
or in Golden Valley Monday.
H. NJ. Gelagcr of Glasgow. Mon
tana, is visiting with his sister. Mrs
Einar Fisher. here.
r. Hettrich is the new manager
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new location is more commodious
than the old, with several added con
veniences.
Grant Satter of Sibley Butte was
transacting business in town a few
days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfrcd Kikul of
Bismarck were visiting at the home
of Herman kikul and family Thurs
day evening.
Rev. G. W. Stewart and family OF
Mandan were recent callers in town.
Ted Burkhart of Naughton was
here few days ago. Ted has been
busy putting up hay the past week
and will have 4 fine hay crop this
year.
Ralph Frickc has taken employ
ment on the new road work which
is being done north of here on the
Black Trail.
Christ Bucholtz, who has been en-
ployed north of here for several
months, has returned home and is
now WORKING on the local section.
James Watkins spent several days
of the past week at his farm near
Menoken. Mr.. Watkins has just COM
| plSCSu WcIi vi uio
farm, and will begin erecting new
farm buildings later on. He will
probably not move until next year.
Ernest Baumgart was weekend
visitor in the capital city.
Red rust has made its appearance
in local wheat fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Monroe and
little son, Roderick, Of Still were
recent guests at the home of rela-
tives.
Miss Ruth Falkenstein is spending
We w""k at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Morris Anderson, near Still.
Nels Anderson, who sustained Sc
rious injuries some time ago while
riding on the speeder. and who has
been laid up since that time and
not able to work, has resumed his
work as section foreman.
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had meeting in Baldwin Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Bill Nelson, who came from,
Max this spring and entered, the St
Alexius hospital for treatment, is
Vow staying with her son, Fred, who
- running store on the south
side Of the tracks. They partitioned
OF two nice rooms in tho back Of
the store where she makes her home
and cooks for Fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitfield were
callers ut the Martin Nelson home
Wednesday night.
The John Olson family report that
they received word from the c. b.
Williamson family. who left here
three years ago for British Colum-
bia, that they are in Idaho and WIS.,
tied at the Peter Fisher home.
Miss Helen Rue came home Fri
day night from Naughton school to
spend the weekend at her parental
home.
Emma Trygg came from Bismarck
spending over Sunday at her par
Mrs. Oscar Coleman. Paul and Ev-
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon trans
acted business i'm Regain Saturday.
A hired man Of John Anderson's
had the misfortune Of having a run
away with the team Friday and
smashing up the hay rake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Nelson .and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Engdohl
and family and Mrs. A. Kruger,
John and Elsie were dinner and sup
nor ,puaxts last Sunday .t tho Con
Nelson home
John Anderson's and Nels Nelson's
motorcd to Still Thursday night and
attended religious meeting and a
confirmation class. also moving pic
Victor Nelson attended double
in honor Of Arthur Magnus and a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Nelson and
township Sunday and attended a
party for their son, Rignold, on
his 10Th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson. Ha-
eel, Floyd, Helen and twins motore,l
to Still Sunday.
A large crowd attended the Sun
day school icnic and services Sun
day at the Charlie Rue grove where
Pastor Bachman officia:ed. They
announced another meeting and pic
mic three weeks from Sunday. the
l4th Of August, in Clarence Kettle
sons grove.
Hugo Swanson from Bismarck las
an over Sunday guest with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
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NEWS0F OUR NEIGHB0RS

Harold and Gladys Granting. visited
ut the Art Ferris home Friday.
Miss Rosie Ferries returned to Re-
gan with them for a visit with her
grandfather.
Miss Lydia Lechncr and Teofil
Bauer were united in marriage at
the Lutheran church Wednesday NOR
ming ut 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Richard mo-
tored to Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. Dan Tibbcts Of Regain visited
relatives in Wilton Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Stewart of
Mandan visited relatives in Wilton
Wednesday. Mrs. Ncttic Macomber
returned to Mandan with them few
days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. MacMartin and
children returned to their home in
Bismarck Thursday after spending
the past two weeks visiting rcla-
tives in Wilton.
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Canada and Oregon where he will at
tend to business matters and look for
a new location.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Dimond and
family motored to Bismarck Satur-
oay, where they purchased a .Chev-
roiet truck, Willard driving it home
that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Blegenbcrg OF
Sharon, N. D., were guests Wednes-
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Garnes.
The Ladies Aid of the Regain Con-
gregational church will hold their
next meeting in the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Ntzhugh, of
.,orwalk, Wis. who own the large
farm occupied by the Carl Berg FAM
lily, plan on motoring to Regain, where
they will visit friends and attend TO
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hillstcad are the
parents of baby boy born to them
Friday at Hawley, Minnesota.
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Sanger

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Smith. II. H.
Bagnell and Miss Florence Bagnell
motorcd to Sanborn. N. D.. Sunday to
visit Mr.. Bagnells daughter. Mrs. r.
G. Cleveland.
Miss Abbie Guthrie Of Bismarck Is
spending few weeks at the W. B.
Richardson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Smith and chill
dren spent the weekend in Cannon
Ball as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller.
Mrs. Christine Milde entertained
the Helpful Club Thursday. All the
members and number Of visitors
we're present. The hostess served a
delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenshicld
and baby of Huff n. D., were guests
Of the Clyde Bacr family Sunday.
Peter Schumsky. who has been
working in Ambrose, N. D., for some
time. is now at his home at Sanger
Miss Marion Digby spent the week
end in Mandan visiting with hel
mother who is patient at the hos
pital there.
Mrs. Merle Adler and children OF
Bismarck were visitors at the Dick
Timmons home for several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Richardson. &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Flowers, Miss Florence Bagnell anc
Miss Agnes Ganten. drove to Man
dan and Bismarck Saturday evening
Miss Mildred Cary of Mandan j.
a guest at the r. F.. Smith home.
Peter Sorenson was called to Man
| dan SATURDAY. morning, when hi
daughter, Pauline, who is student
nurse at the Deaconess hospital, wa
Robert Bagnell and Leo Ogden re
turned Saturday from trip through
South Dakota and the Black Hills.
w. R. Van Costing, Dick Timmons
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Wild Rose

Rye harvest is in full swing here
now. although some fields are Still
little green.
Mrs. Boyd Of Underwood, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. o. B
Swanson, returned home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson took her il
the car as far as Bismarck on hel
way home.
Miss Helen Brownawell spent tht
weekend with her friend, Miss Ad;
Snvillc.
The teachers who taught the Vile
Rose schools last year have signet
contracts to teach here again mex
year.
Mrs. John Peterson entertained tn,
ladies Of the Woodman Circle at he
home Wednesday afternoon. He
|. mother, Mrs. Olaf Fclthcim of Brad
. dock, assisted her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Br6wnawel
made business trip to Bismarcl
Saturday, returning to Sterling in tn
evening where they spent the nigh
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Brownawell.
Mr.. John Stanton and son, Miles
stopped here Thursday. Miles wa
on his way home from Dickinson
where he had completed shor
course of summer school.
O. l.. Peterson motorcd to Bis
marck Wednesday and returned witt
carload Of binding Irvine.
Little Bobby Brownawell who ha
been visiting relatives here, re
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Saville attended tn
Ladies' Aid at the Allcnsworth hom'
in Bradd0ck Saturday afternoon.
Olaf Feltheim Of Braddock made
business trip to Wild Rose Friday.
A number Of radio fans here en-
ioyed hearing about the Dcmpsey
Sharkey match over KFYR Thursda,
evening.
quite a humber of the young pco
pie gathered at the Orrin Lee hom
west Of Braddock Sunday afternoon
o. h. Swanson motored to the CAPT
tai city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville an
young folks were Sunday guests a
the Smith Engleman home west .
! Braddock.
An INTERESTING talk was given a
the Ernt.t Saville farm Thursda
about silos by Mr.. Harvey and on
about diversified farming by tn
county agent, Mr.. Miesen. Mr.. Saw
| lille has recently finished a fine pi
silo.
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Leith

Miss Erma Lackey spent the week
end with friends at New England.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hill, accom-
were Carson callers Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Johnson Of Carson
apd little daughter, Jean, were here
has been on business trip to Far.
go and Minnesota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard and chill
dren are enjoying a trip through the
Black Hills. They will also visit
Mrs. Gebhard's niece, who attends
the Teachers College at Spearfish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanoth Woodbury.
accompanied by Mr.. aud Mrs. Lloyd
Faubei. spent Sunday with frlenus
ut Mcintosh.
A very interesting Presbyterian
Mission meeting was held at the
church basement Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Weathcrby and
family spent the weekend with
relatives and friends at New Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. John will motc~ocl
:" Bismarck Thursday, returning
that evening.
Mr.. Clark Forest and son, Duncan,
Of Minot were guests at the Lackcy
home Thursday afternoon.
Sinclair Wyman and Walter Moen
motored to Spearfish, S. d., to bring
back car belonging to Walter
Moen which was left there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Faubel were
Carson callers Sunday afternoon.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Clark had the misfortune
to crush her fingers in wringer
last Saturday. She was taken to Ell
gin where DR.. Lorenzen dressed her
hand and hopes TO save her fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holcomb and
two sons Of Wisconsin visited at the
Emmett Clark home Monday and
Tuesday. They were on their way
to Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hawley returned
Saturday night from an extended
visit with relatives at Fargo.
A young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Moen set fire to their barn ut
their home east of Leith last Sat
urday. Two valuable horses, har-
nesses and other articles were
burned before help arrived. The loss
was covered by insurance. -
The Sherman Houser family, who
two years, moved to Leith last
Thursday and will reside in the Moen
esidence south of the elevator.
The farmers who come to Lcith
Saturday nights to do their trading
greatly appreciate the free band con-
| certs given befor" the show.
| A little SON of Mike Vessel had
his hands severely burned on hay
| rope last week.
! Mrs. Chef Miller and three chill
dren of Maiden, Wash, spent a week
at the u. f. Jones and Edyth Jones
homes. Mrs. Miller has been visit.
| ing relatives at Carroll, Neb.
Martha Rocker is the new clerk at
the Wyman store and confectionery
Miss Clara Heroff spent few days
at the Wyman home.
| Mrs. Quin and sons from near
! Cakes. N. d., are visiting at the
Saunders home. Miss Van Horn
who has been a guest here for the
past month, expects to return home
with them.
The ball game between Leith and
Pretty Rock Sunday resulted in 9
score of Is to 10 in favor Of Pretty
! Rock A return game will be played
here next Sunday.
! The Girls Sewing club will NEE,
at the home of Bernice Emch mex,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace BrOadhea
announce the birth of son at theii
home, July 23. ~.
A very enjoyable picnic was hclc
at the Cannon Ball river SUNDAY y
honor of Mrs. Chef Miller Of Nal
den. Wash.
| Mr.. Wyman has accepted the con
tract to paint the Leith school.
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E. +. Strandemo's from Baldwin
were out Sunday night to the Enos
StrandemO's home.
Mrs. John Olson, Elsie and Edith
were visiting with Geo. Nelson's
Monday night.
Geo. Martin and Gerald Nelson
made trip to Regain Tuesday look
ing after some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher made a
trip to the river one day last week
after juneberries, but they report
there aren't any this year, but there
will be some chokecherries later on,
they say.
Enos Strandemo motored to Bald.
win Monday night. Ray Freeman re-
turned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woolworth
were shopping in Regain Tuesday.
Fred Schroeder called at the Mar
tin Nelson home Sunday morning
He states Mrs. Schroeder is at he,
folks at present, but has to return
to Rochester for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Nelson and
family had as guests Wednesday
Chester Nelson's mother and sister
from Bismarck. They came by cal
from Iowa, visiting at the Chester
Nelson home in Bismarck
Mr.. and Mrs.. Clifford Scott were
at the river looking for Juneberrie,
recently.
Mrs. John Olson has been " the
sick list few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrance Stalks from
Wilton were out recently, and visited
with Mrs. Stalks, parents, Mr.. anl
Mrs. u. C.. Nelson. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Engdohl and
family were visiting last Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
got Evelyn,- who visited with, hel
grandparents week.
A meeting WAS hsld "Wednesday u
the LawFanee Midland farm where
Ceun4y Agent Miesen and other.
speke about sheep and pit ailos. Mr.
Madland has bought shout 100 head
[of shsep and > pit stlo. They also
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Frances

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lunquist were
Bismarck shopners Monday.
Wrn. Kershaw and children. Esther
and Arthur. motored to BIsmarci
Monday to see Mrs. kershaw.
Mrs. Vim. Kershaw. who has beer
in the Bismarck hospital for the past
wick. returned home Tuesday.
A trench r)t silo and sheep meeting
farm "wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Nielsen. county agent, spoke on how
To: raise sheep and the value of a silo
Miss Theresa Reinke Of Bismarck
and Bill Grosgebaucr Of Mandan were
visitors at the Walter Dietzman home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer and son
Myren, and Paul Carlson mOtorcd to
Bismarck Thursday afternoon.
jim Mccormick transacted business
in- Bismarck Friday.
Joe Fischer started to cut his rye
Friday.
Ed. Lunquist is employed at the
Joe Fischer farm.
Mrs, Art Lewis is assisting with
the housework at the Vim. kershaw
home. T.
s)im Mccormick called at the Wal
ter Dietzman home on business Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Saltcr and
family motored to Bismarck Satur'
day.
Harry Clooten was a caller at the
Walter Dietzman home Sunday eve
mig.
John Olson went to Menoken Sat
urday afternoon.
Martin Tooker and Dick Richerson
motorcd to the river Sunday for po-
tatoes.
VIM. Kershaw and hiredman helped
Walter Dietzman load the piano
which he had rented for the season.
Louie Olson visited his brother
John Olson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Johnson and
family were callers at the VIM. ker-
shaw home Saturday evening. Mrs
Johnson is sister to Mrt. 'Kershaw.
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Harry Wasoner and J. Q. Ottema
took in the State Fair 1T Fargo last
week
Hazen won the ball game Sunday,
defeating the Sanger team by score
of 7 to 5.
The A. O. L. W. team Of Bismarck
will meet the Sanger nine on the
Sanger diamond Sunday. July 3lst.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-16
Compulsory Physical
Exercises Placed On
University Curricula

TUCSON, June Is E1.-Lower dlVl-
sion students and non citizens who at
tend the University o. Arizona will be
compelled to take physical education
if they cannot take R. 0. T. G. work,
it was announced at the university.
The enlarging of the physical educa-
ton department which will enable a
student to minor in this work, is the
latest step taken by j. F.. McKale, dI-
rector of athletics, to give students who
cannot take military ~'------ - get
beneficial physical exercises under a
state law which makes physical educa-
ton in secondary schools compulsory
at present.
Edward A. Tappan, the new in
structor who has been added to the
staff of four who have charge of
athletics at the university, will have
charge of most of the courses in physi-
cal education.
McKale, assistant coaches Walter
Davis and Fred Enke, and assistant
student coach Tom Gibbings will
handle the varsity and freshmen
/ squads for the coming year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-16
GOOD PROGRESS
IN SALES WORK
FOR new Hotel.
II. A. Wimberley Completes
His Group Of Assistant
Statesmen

II. A. Wlmberley, group sales mani
ager for the volunteer sales organi-
zation placing stock for construction
OF the new tourist hotel here, yes
terday completed the personnel of his
sales group, it was announced at
hotel campaign headquarters in the
First National Bank building.
The men who are to work under
Wimberley on the stock sale are
Percy BoWden, Harold Hunsacker, w
L. Smith, Thos. M. Massey and VIM.
AlbertS This is the second group
of the volunteer sales organizations
to be completed, Geo. B. Doubleday
OF the chamber of commerce having
secured all his assistants several days
ago. Several other sales groups will
be completed within the next two
or three days, it was announced.
STOCK sales for the new hotel are
progressing at a satisfactory rate
and there is every indication that the
campaign will be successfully COM
pleted within the time scheduled y
Postmaster E. j. HuXtable, sales man
ager, yesterday stated. Huxtable said
the men of the various groups are
working together in perfect harmony
and that results are fulfilling eXpec-
tationS.
i am glad to say that the members
of the sales organization are giving
me every possible support in oul
efforts to place the hotel stock Hux-
table said 1--WE are backed by the
leading and progressive professional
and business men of Douglas ano
it only remains for us to get oui
sales organization completed anc
working smoothly so we can finish
placing the stock"
In recent letter to George Buxton
G. j. Hall, vice president and genera,
manager of the Pasadena branch Of
the Pacific Southwest Trust 81 Saw
ingS Bank enthusiastically endorses
the choice of Douglas business mer
in placing the tourist hotel to be built
here under management Of the Ham.
Iton Hotels company.
The letter follows in part:
my Dear Mr.. Buxton
I'm regard to the proposed com,
nunity hotel for your town, wan
to reiterate what I said TO you today
It seems to me that your town!
| location warrants adequate hote
| facilities I believe that in securing
! Mr.. G. B. Hamilton, Of the Hamilton
chain of hotels, you are getting {
man with vision, integrity and fl
nancial strength necessary to max,
| your project a success.
J. st have known Mr.. Hamilton TO
a long time, and during that tim'
! he has had nothing but successes
He knows his business and know
Continued on Page Ten),
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-16
OKLA. PHANTOM
BANDIT ELUDE'S
OFFICERS AGAIN

TULSA, Okla, June 15 (R--
Mathew Kimes, phantom Oklahoma
bandit, tonight apparently was bach
in his Usage hills refuge after a
foray into the outside world that
netted him an automobile and cayls..
&c him to entertain one unwitting
and one unwilling guest.
a posse lost kInes' trail at
Hominy, Usage county. after they
had pursued him northWard for sew
cral hours. The Youthful bandit
lad stolen motor car at Oilton
last night, Inadvertently taking a
two year old boy who was sleeping
III it. The child was found, stnI
asleep and unnarned, in a vacant
Iot only few blocks from where
the car was taken
Stopped near Jennings. Pawrlec
county, by George McAninch tow,
marshal, Kimes pOked a sawcd-ott
shotgun into the officers stomach
and took him along. McAninct'a
companion. thinking the officer had
effected a capture, drove back to
Jennings.
Aftsr taking McAninch several
miles, the bandit lashed him to a
tree with the officers gun belt and
trousers belt. Freeing himself early
tins morning. McAninch joined the
tpursuing posse.