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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
NATIONAL BANK
RECEIVER WILL
BE PROTECTED
Citizens Who Order Him Out
Of Town Warned Against
Interference

Fargo, N. D., April 1G-fP)--
Authorities of Griggs county will see
to il that A. j. Biewcr, receiver in
the closed First National Bank of
Haunaford, " d., is not molested
if he disobeys the warning Of l50
citizens Of the town who Thursday
ordered him to leave town within five
days, Seth W Richardson, United
States attorney here. said today.
Mr.. Biewer announced Friday that
he intended to come to Fargo today
TO confer with Mr. Richardson He
had not arrived this morning and
Mr. Richardson had received no word
from him.
IF the facts Of the case as related
are correct" Mr.. Richardson said,
state and Grggs county authori-
ties viii deal with any person or
persons who Interfere with Mr..
Blower in the performance of his
duties as an officer of the federal
government
II action IS taken against Mr. Bic
wer, Mr., Richardson said, indictments
by federal grand jury will be asked.
Confirming the reports that he had
been ordered to leave town, Mr..
Bicwer said Friday night that he
would take no action until he had
conferred with Mr. Richardson.
As receiver of national bank. Mr..
Biewer holds the same status as a
United States marshal. authorities
state, and an act such as is attribu
ted to the delegation at Hannaford
would constitute an attempt to IN
tmidate federal officer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
New Tariffs Issued
BY Great Northern

New tariffs on shipments from the
Eastern and Southern parts Of the
United States to North Dakota have
been published by the Great Northern
railroad, according to information re-
ceived at. the state railroad board
offices here.
The new schedule contains special
L. C.. l.. as we'll as commodity rates
which are blanketed to all destina-
tions in North Dakota and Montana
as maximum rates, experts for the
railroad board said. They add that
inspection of numerous freight bills
sent here show that in some cases
the railroads have collected charges
greater than the maximum charges.
Refunds on such oyercharges can
be obtained by properly presenting
claims, it was said.
Another supplement to the Great
Northern tariffs, effective May 10,
makes4substant:a reductions in rates
from ~Wahpeton to points on the
Watford City line. In some cases the
cut is1as much as 20 cents per 100
pounds.
Investigation by the railroad board
showed that there is regular car
load movement between these points
and that the new rates will result
in material savings to shippers and
receivers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
MinOt Company Is
Granted Permission
to Dispose of Stock

Permission to sell $4,000 of capital
stock has been granted by the state
securities commission to the Dakota
Oil and Gas company Of Minot. The
company has land leases in McHenry
county which it hopes to develop.
Men active in the concern are r. l..
Richardson and II. +. Hills, Gran
vile; &. +. Bohan, Deering; Tilford
Thompson and H. T.. Erickson, Minot.
The commission has authorized the
Policyholders National Life Insur-
ance company Of Sioux Falls, S. d., to
sell founders certificate in con
nection with their life insurance
policies. The founders certificate
is described as method Of obtaining
stock certificates and when enough
are sold the company will be changed
from mutual to Il stock concern,
the commission was told.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
Tear Bombs Wanted
to Subdue Maniac

Little Rock, Ark, April 16--LP)-
A request for tear bombs with which
to subdue "A man who was said to
have Killed four persons and barri
caded himself in house. was receiv-
ed from Newport today by the Little
Rock police department. The request
described him as a maniac.
The report said that the man had
slain his wife and three other mem
bers of the family and barricaded
himself in his home. Direct tele-
phone and telegraph communication
to Newport was impossible because
of flood conditions.
No trains were running to New
port and the highways were blocke d
by high waters. The only way the
tear bombs could be sent would be
by airplane.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
j. S. SAILOR IS
HURT IN FIRING
Wound Not SeriOuS-Chinese
Persist in Firing Until De.
stroyer Uses Big Guns

Capture of an American woman
missionary, the wounding Of an
American sailor in an attack on a
destroyer in the langtze, and seizure
Of American property at Wuhu We're
reported in todays news from China.
Miss Mary /. Craig of Philadelphia
is said to have fallen into the hands
of Chinese bandits in iunnan prov
ince while trying to reach the coast.
Dispatches give no clue as to her
whereabouts or possible fate
The L. $. S. Prcble was fired on
with machine guns from the north
bank of the Yangtze half way be-
tween Marking and Shanghai. a
sailor, unnamed, suffered a flesh
wound. The destroyer silenced the
attackers with her main batteries.
Foreign Property Seized
Cantonese troops arriving at Wuhu
above Marking, seized the American
hospital and other foreign property
in the face of protests.
Continuing their drive to Gust the
reds from the Cantonese ranks. the
moderates staged further sanguin-
AIRY raids in Canton and Hankow
One hundred radicals were killed or
wounded in the fighting at Canton,
in which armored cars and gunboats
were used to back up raids on the
red labor unions.
An undetermined number of red
aborites were killed in the native
section of Shanghai The general
strike there called in protest when
the raids were started several days
ago, has been terminated.
Reds Must Yield
General Pal Tsung Chi. commander
of the Cantonese troops in the
Shanghai district, told the Chinese
press today that the reds must yield
or definite drive would be launched
against them.
continuance Of the military cam
pagns against the northerners by the
Cantonese, he said, would not be at
tempted until this problem was set
tied
Paris reports that the ministers
of the United States. France, Great
Britain, Japan and Italy have recon
mcnded that they be empowered tt
draft new demands on the Cantonese
for redress for the Marking outrage>
Of last month. The replies sent tc
the first notes by the Hankow for
eign minister are regarded by ths
j, French as an attempt to divide The
powers.
Japan, who has been reluctant t.
strengthen her force in China, ha,
decided to send additional troops
to the Manchurian Peninsula, within
east reach of the Chinese coast, an,
to Tientsin, key city on the railwa!
from Picking to the sea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
Coolidge Denies
Cabinet Strife

Washington, April l6.--lP)-Presi-
dent Coolidge has set at rest pub
lished reports that his cabinet *
split over the administrations Chi
nese policy; that Secretary Kellogg
proposed to resign, and that Secre-
tary Hoover had been selected to
succeed him.
1t was said at the White House
that these reports were erroneous
and it was added that even if Mr..
kellogg resigned, Mr. Hoover would
not be appointed as head Of the
state department.
The president was repre- as
being somewhat concerned over the
reports, which gained wide circula-
ton in the capital, that his cabinet
was at odds over the Chinese situa-
tion and 1. denial was issued ycster-
day
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
Mercer County Asks
New Trial in Case
Involving Bond Fund

Arguments were heard in the
supreme court yesterday in the case
of Mercer county against H. j. Rob-
crts and the state bonding fund.
The Mercer county district court
held that Roberts was not liable for
Sl,290.70 which the county alleges
it lost through the closing of The
First State Bank Of Hazen.
Roberts, then county treasurer. ac-
cepted a draft on the Hazen bank
in payment of taxes and gave his
own check for the balance due the
payee. The check on the Hazen
bank was not collected.
Only the county argued the case
before the supreme court. the bond
ing fund submitting it on brief.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
World Famous Ship
Builders to Quit

Philadelphia, April lG-(P)-The
William Cramp and Sons ship and
engine building company today an
nounced it has decided to "discon-
tinue ship building operations and
turn its ship building properties to
other uses
This decision says the announce
ment of the world famous ship build
ing company. sis due to the general
curtailment of the naval construc
tion program and the continued de-
preston in merchan: ship building"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
Pratt Girl Saved
By Adoption, Iowa
Justice Declares

New York, April ls--GAP) An.
other side of the picture was set
forth today in the case of Mrs.
Everett S. Pratt, who is accused Of
cruelty to her six year old adopted
daughter, Roberta Jane Pratt JUS
tice Lester l.. Thompson Of the ninth
Iowa Judicial district, who gave the
Pratts custody of the child, said the
child had been taken from her par
ents, religious fanatics, when they
were planning to drown her as a sac
rifice. Judge Thompson plans to tcs-
tfy in behalf of Mrs. Pratt Monday.
She is accused Of branding Roberta
with a curling iron.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
Is Again
Awarded Cage Meet

Mandan will be host to the state
basketball tournament in 1928 ac.
cording to Supt. J. c. Gould, who has
returned from a meeting of the high
school athletic league at Grand Forks.
The invitation was extended by the
Mandan Chamber of Commerce this
week and its acceptance marks the
third consecutive year that Mandan
has entertained the basketball men.
During the years the tournament has
been held here it has proved more
profitable than at any time during
its previous history The net profits
this year were slightly under $4,000,
which were turne over to the state
high school league. This years re-
ceipts set new mark for North
Dakota state basketball tournament.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-16
SERVICES FOR
THINNER IMAM TO
BE ON MONDAY
Pioneer Settler. Rancher and
Banker Dies of Anemia
Yesterday Afternoon

Funeral services for Aug
ust Zimmerman, Ga, pioneer
settler, rancher and banker
of Morton county, who died
at 2:lo yesterday afternoon after
several weeks illness with pernicious
anemia. will be held here Monday,
under Masonic auspices.
Born at Bremerhaven, Germany,
December Is, 1868, Mr.. Zimmerman
came to the United States in 1881,
following his brother, Clarence l..
ing figure in North Dakota. c. l..
Timerman died in August, 1914.
Settling at Sims. N. d., when coal
mining operations were being doomed
and the town was expected to develop
into pittsburgh Of the West,
August Zimmerman saw the rise and
fall of the project. For many years
he conducted sheep ranch north of
Sims and in 1893 purchased the gen.
eral store of his brother. This lat
CT was moved to Almont and con-
Quoted there by August Zimmerman
until 1914, when he moved to Man
dan to administer the estate Of his
brother.
Prominent in Banking Circles
Mr.. Zimmerman had, since 1914
been prominent in financial affairs of
the county. He was a moving factor
in the merger of the First National
Bank and Farmers Union Bank of
New Salem and became president Of
the institution. He was director
in the First National bank of Man
dan and had other financial interests
in the county. His son, John A..
is cashier of the Merchants State
Bank of Mandan.
Besides his son, Mr.. Zimmerman
leaves two daughters: Mrs. Charles
Cunningham of New Salem and Miss
Mary Zimmerman of Mandan. Two
sisters live in Germany. Mr.. Tim
merman's wife died in 1898.
Mr.. Zimmerman was a member OF
Mandan Lodge No. 8, A. +. and A. NJ.
Missouri Chapter No. 1. r. A NJ;
Occur de Lion Commandery No. Is
Knights Templar; FL Zagal Shrine OF
Fargo and the Scottish Rite bodies o!
Grand Forks.