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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
M|NOT SECURED FOR
3 TORTURE ROBBERS
Believe Karlsruhe Attack on
Farmer and Son Planned
in Magic City

Minot, N. D.. Oct. 15.-lT,-Sup-
position that Minot may have been
the plotting scene Of the torture rob-
berry Of Joseph krim. Karlsruhe
farmer, and his 1~7-year-old soil,
George. today shifted the investiga-
ton to this city. Krim and his son
Were assaulted and robbed Saturday
night at their Karlsruhe farm home
by three masked men. who tortured
the father by stabbing him in the
feet with a knife and threatening
death to the boy until the father re-
vealed the hiding place Of his lifc's
savings.
The Krim boy. who was in Minot
today, showed q large cut on his fore
head which was inflicted when one of
the bandits struck him with the butt
OF a pistol knocking him unconscious
for a few minutes. The elder Krim.
who gri.ted his teeth and made no
cutlery when of the bandits re-
peatedly stabbed a knife blade into
the bottom Of his feet, is hardly able
to walk, the son said.
Not until the boy was threatened
with death, did the cider Krim reveal
the hiding place Of his money. Al
though previously reported as $1,000.
the loot actually obtained amounted
to 81 .l60, Sheriff James Scholl Of Nc
Henry county, said today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
HEFL|N REMARKS ON
fall CALLED POISON


Washington. Oct. l5.-tT'-Tlc Gov
eminent rested It's case In the bribery
trial OF Albert 3. Fall TODAY, after m
Producing testimony concerning his
deals with Harry F. Sinclair. oil mag
nate.
The defense motion for a directed
verdict was ovcrrulcd BY Justice Hit.
and tho first defense witness. Gano
Dunn, president OF tho J.. &. White
Engineering corporation. which con-
structcd the naval oil storage tanks at
Pearl Harbor. was called.
Frank Hogan, chief defense counsel,
called the courts attention to stories
printed yesterday detailing remarks
made on the senate floor regarding
tho trial.
Aside from being an obvious tissue
Of lies" Hogan said, the remarks arc
vicious in character"
A distinguished United States sem
ator. Hogan said. made the poison
Gus remarks" obviously referring 30
Helm CT Alabama. who declared ON
tho floor OF tho senate that Fall was
icisning illness.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Tries Hanging, Irvine
Breaks, Dies of Fall

New Rockford. N. d, Oct. bly,
ing five strands Of binder iHlnc
GROUND his neck and jumping from
4 stairway III tho home OF his en-
p!oyci. Peticr Walvatnc. Hclmcr Ma
thiason, 90, unmarried. died here Sat-
ilrdav.
The tWinc was fastened TO n large
nail driven into Il wall OF the STAR
way. When hc jumped the trina
broke and lie fell IN such 4 way that
his head struck against q sharp cor
nor or a cooking stove, giving him a
badly fractured skull.
Either the s~tranoling or the trac-
tu.e were enotig.l to cause death. ac-
coyding to officials here. No inquest
was held.
Waivatnc. also a bachelor. va IN
town when Mathiason killed him-
self.
The dead man left a letter. written
in Norwegian. to his father in Nor
way. and translated read: When
you read these words l will be dead.
I have ven my soul to God. and
hope that We shall meet III Heaven.
I am 80 years old. Your son, Hclmer."
Mathiason was a former service man.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
BISMARCK MASONS
PROMISED CHAPTER
SOUGHT FOR YEARS
Full Pledged Scottish Rite Chap.
ter Assured IN Telegram
From Reed

Bismarck Is TO have q full .fledged
s.ss- q :t.e Scottish, Rite.
Assurance NJ The undoubted grant.
* = charter 20 Bismarck and
@sN.-s NS.s Dakota Masons Was
S~ew ,Nsy ~ F, l. Gage. Bis
$50 IS SSs-se Mason, IN \ tele-
-. M&s.s- r Reed. Fargo.
S9-zs9- Ssss Inspector General
* NX1ss NxxSa A. +. and A. N.
rttse sss< approved our ap-
aaslS. ~ charters ard the Su-
cs Na@ac -. Is cnlo; confirm
Se.sSa -sxt ursx,~ :.e telegram
a- ~ Seos -s6s !. ?l-:-
~1se- ~ Sesss direction plans
s.. Ss2>S -Sss ~ he 6e..vs-a.ce 0!
$500 s. sT-cc.ss - Be held
= S..S-s-.s - November s :se las.
ar X 8 -. SS -~-.se. 9. re Ma.
Sar Acsss - S<-sHck Ard The
T1v.
= IS ..esa NJ Reed sad :ha:
s1aa- i r-o-..sr: North Da-
kns Masses -SSe Day. inspector
rs-e-s :. Na.s.a ard lnSpec.c:
s-s, Par =. Minnesota vii prob.
se-v x..e.S 80 Bismarck celebration
NJ Cage ~. handle the local AZ.
a-s-s-:s - Constitution ia,
&c. re ScT.sa Rite bodies Q: Bis.
lark a-5 Mazda. which have beer
-r.s.-.s a.se- letters Temporal.
SEe. cy re Supreme council. vii
- granted s cs-.aaen. charter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Vanquished Cubs Are
Welcomed as Heroes

Chicago. Oct. 15-,P,--Several hum
dred loyal fans gave the Cubs such
4 warm reception when they returned
from Philadelphia and the world
series struggle with the Athletics to-
day that they looked more like con-
quering heroes than the vanquished.
AS the players climbed off their
special train. the greeting crowd
chccred long and Justify. In return
the players exchanged greetings and
told the fans tina. the breaks beat
US
IF eve 4 ball club got bad breaks,
We did sighed Hack Wilson. But
We'll be back next fall and maybe
we'll bring the bacon back with u.s."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
INDEPENDENCE BILL
FOR PHILIPPINES TO
APPEAR IN CONGRESS
Promised Disposition Of Cues.
ton Tantamount to Au-
tonomy Vote

Washington. Oct. ls.-Ht-Prom-
ised senate disposition Of the long
rccurrent issue of Philippine islands
independence during the regular ses-
sion Is regarded by Senator King.
Democrat. Utah. ~ tantamount 70 q
vote for their autonomy.
As an issue complete In Itself
which it has not been since i9l6-an
independence bill is to be considered
At tho December session rs the res,lit
of its Intellectual injection into the
tariff debate twice at this special
session. Efforts were made TO OBJ
tain action on tho problem IN 1924
At tho special session .No proposals
which would have led 10 indcpcnd-
cncc for the islands were defeated
OH votes regarded as not representa-
tive OF opinion ON the issue but rather
as intended To rid the tariff contro-
vcrsy Of this rider.
Acting today. the Nationalist, O.
ma jOrity party Of the Philippines ana
tile Philippine independence commits
sion approved the creation OF a new
independence commission TO be sent
here carly in November. 1t IS 20 be
headed by manual QucZon, president
OF tho insular senate.
This follows the action taken by
Chairman Bingham. Connecticut, o.
tho territories committee. IN pron'is-
ing TO hold hearings on a bill by King
with a view to reporting 1t tn the reg
ular session when tho Utah senator
introduced The subject in the tariff
debate.
Senator King. who has Champloncd
tho cause or the Filipino through j.
successive legislative sessions, said
! today he had every assurance tic
bill would ON up for discussion
early in tho December session.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
WATER lN SEWAGE
PRNEK CALLED
PPR WnW



NJ -&.S.e3 ~assc &n. sspvc-
49, rec.s--s Tscs ssas ss>s. ~.
sacss - ~ S.rs S-A-s * -. ST.
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5ar-C. s.a-S sl sls.-1a-- r-a-s
: S-rs i Il . rLaas --
s.-a- AT @sE r1.--s-,.s-s
l-l SAL - lie - !. -G--E-aSs
- Zee 1-&-
.e Sss.- $500 p- eS-x-
e- ms s-c- 49, -csa--s-
.: ne c-E- - r
5 . s----ss. ! - .s-.
cree T..g. ARIA - O. lis
Committee I-a- .s-s- EE-a-:x
rs .a-5s az -- =- .s.
-.e.oe-S beng - M-e
" p..sv -ez- a- 4. I
8aso.s. Bismarck
Mayo- \. ? Ls-.a.. made 80 sc-
dress Q. welcome
TIE s..e-.oo. sesS.-. 60 . re-
.a.ks and papers c s C..-1s. q.
tie Fox company. Minneapolis. -eaS
z paper on "Wa.e- S~o..e-1.E z.c,
dealt with the difficulties Q. ove.co--
ing .ne excass..a soda con.ec. O.
North Dakota water supplies.
d. .. c. Lockaea6. OF the Marc
foundation. Rochester. MINI. made
an ...p-onp.u -a.. on the relation
ships between ra.e- and health and
the relation d. sewage 70 ..lress.
Other talks ard papers O. the after
noon were:
Development and conservation O.
ground water resources Of North Da.
kota," E. II. Simpson. state uatc,
,geologist.
The new jamestown sewage dis
posal plant, +. ". Pinney, city eng.-
neer. jamestown.
'Chlorination Of water and sewage.
its sanitary significance" Geo. a.
johnson, Wallace Herman Co., Mn
neapolis.
This evening there will be an in
formal cinner. with round table dis.
cussion, at the Prince.
r. H. Mcdonnell, Of the Burns and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
BISMARCK'S IMPS
DEFEAT MCLUSKY

B.smarck's lmps defeated Mcclusky
IS 20 0 IN a football game 1t the
Sheridan county city yesterday after
noon.
Wade Green took a pass from Eddie
agre in the frs. period ard galioped
ever for the frs. touchdown. Agre
failed to kick goal. The Bismarck
seconds were unable 20 count in the
second period, but Benser, Agre. and
Smith each carried the bali e for q
touchdown in the last half.
Agre kicked for the extra point
after one touchdown ard passed to
TAFT for another extra point in the
second hall.
McCiusky, coached By Edward
Showers, former University Of North
Dakota tackle. is playing its first
season Of football. The northerrers
come to Bismarck Saturday for a re-
turn engagement at 2.30 p. N.
Bismarck seconds are coached BY
Arnold Van Wyk.
Bismarck's lineup: L. Benser. quar-
terback; E. Agrc and Shepard. half
BACKS: Smith, fullback; TAFT and
Wade Green. ends: Cervinski and
Schneider. tackles: Olgeirson and
Norlin, guards: and Schlichenmeyer.
center. Substitutions were: German
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Store Will DO Honor
To Thomas A. Edison

Plans have been prepared by Man
agcr chatham Of Montgomery Ward
and company's store here for an IN
tcrcsting window display III COM
memoration Of Thom.s A. Edison's
first successful electric light. invented
October q. 1879.
On October 81, an actual replica OF
the first carbon lamp" will be shown
beside the newest means Of illun1ina-
ton, a lOO-watt lamp. Windows Will
be given over to showing progress Of
electricity since the first successful
lamp was made.
Photographs of Mr.. Edison's Mcnlo
Park laboratories also will be on dis
play.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
BISMARCK NEWSBOY
SUFFERS FRACTURE
MALL OR FRACAS
Hotel EmpIoye Is Accused OF
Throwing Lad From Lobby
to Concrete Sidewalk

Robert Dunahcy. l3-year-old news
boy. today is suffering from TIC
fractures of the skull received short
~ before 5 D. M. Yesterday when es
fell or was thrown to the sidewalk =.
front Of the Grand Pacific ..o-ct
The boy has been conscious .ocag
but last night and during the morn.
ing hours lap5cd into occasional spe--f
Of inconsistencies. lis atteE1t2c
physicians say that his cos.r-..2E 5
serious. He is the son Of .-- az
Mrs. Charles I. DuAaaey. Oh -
cnuc b.
The boys father sad tcdaT - ~
informed that HEM Hoffman, 3
employc of a local hotel. threw ~
boy from the hotel Goo. e Ire s-s-
walk. and that he MAJ ask o..caS
to investigate the affair.
Denies Thowing Boy Out
Hoffman denies tina nc ...-a- .-e
boy out Of the hotel. claiming nd.
the boy fell to the sidewalk Tae-. .s
hurried out OF tho building after &C.
ing ordered out.
Robert was employee b. I.c B.s-
marcl. Tribune to deliver papers =
Mandan. II was his daily practi-5 .
wait in tho lobby Of TIC hotel .o- ne
Bismarck -Malldan bus which .eaves
the hotel at 5 p. m.
Yesterday. according 70 Hoffman.
the hotel was crowded ard he asked
the boy to stand so that son.c 9. TIE
hotels patrons mian' use the chair.
Tho boy then started 10 leave me
building but. lii parting, called nln1 a
dirty name Hoffman then Or
dercd him from the building and the
boy fell down the steps to the side
walk in his haste to leave the hotel.
Falls Unconscious
The boy arose after the fall and
walked 4 few steps on'Y to fa.! un-
conscious. He was taken to a dccto,
Immediately by passersoy and a
ncwsbov friend.
The father claims Hoffman had nr
right to order him from the hotel. j.
he did SO. because the boy was a pas
sengcr on the bus. which has cstab-
lishcd tho hotel lobby as a Bismarck
depot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
City Officials Meet
Studebaker Driver

Four city officials and representa-
tivcs Of the Bismarck Motor company
welcomed Ab jenkins. record holding
driver Of Studebaker automobiles,
when he arrived In Bismarck after q
trip from Minot at IL q. m. today.
The city officials were A. p. Len
hart. president Of the city commits
sion: J. p. French and Paul Wachter,
city commissioners: and Chris J. Mar
tineson. chief Of police.
Jenkins came to Bismarck to give
hill-climbtng demonstrations with q
studebaker automobile ID the north
ern part Of the city. He was expected
to leave Bismarck about 5 p. m. today
for Fargo. according to Chris Bertsch.
Of the Bismarck Motor company.
The famed automobtle driver was
= guest ~ the Kiwants club " .
luncl1eon meeting today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Howard Sandum Will
Direct Lake Legion

Devils Lake. N. D.. Oct. 15.-P,-
Howard Sandum last night was elect
cd commander OF the Tim Running
Post. American Legion, this city. sue
cccding w. G. Elmslic. Other Off
GERS elected were: First vice COM
mallder, r. Douglas. Southam: second
vice commander. Max Pawncll. Stark
weather. adjutant and service officer.
Dan Daley: treasurer. Charles Brady:
chaplain. W. H. Brckkcn: sergeant at
arms. Theodore Green: executive
committeeman. Lynn Huey. w. G.
ElMslic and J.. r. Curran.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Simple Way to Stop
Fits!

New York. N. UT has been re-
ported that wonderful results have
been accomplished In Epilepsy Col
onies with . new remedy. The most
stubborn cases Of fits have been
stopped through this simple. harm
less non habit forming treatment.
Any reader who sends their mama "a
Rsnesol Laboratories. Dept. -. so
Firth Avenue. New York CITY. Will re-
ceivo ! E1sEE booklet explaining THU
ncM eperanteed treatlIsent. Write
los 4 to4ey, 1lenti0njng thts psper-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Electric Rates Action
Is Postponed by Board

Members Of the state railroad board
today postponed Until ThuTaia. &C
ton OH the ne" electric rates pso-
posed b. the Northern States Power
company and its subsidiar!oa for Fd.-
20, Grand Forks and Minot.
II had been expected that the board
would act Monday but absence from
the city OF several board members
caused the delay.
G. w. Mcdonnell. board chairman.
said he felt confident the beard will
approve the new rates. since they con-
stitutc reductions from tho present
schedule.
If the rates arc approved they Will
become effective January ! upon bills
rendered for service in December.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Attorney General
Has Ruled Single
Audit Sufficien!
tContinucd from page nn.

tCOntlnucQ from page cuep
,,artmcnt head must approve printing
bill could not remain in issue.
Excerpts from the attorney gencr-
ais ruling follow:
Section "a. When the account Of
any contracts: under this article
shall have been adjusted. tho commits
sioncrs shall certify tho same to the
state auditor 49,.
Tho above law wa in full force
and effect when the legislature by
Chapter 227. Session Laws N. d. 1915.
defined tho duties Of tho state audit
Ing board rs follows.
1T shall be the duty Of the state
auditing board to audit all claims. &C
counts and bills or demands aga.na.
the state. except such as are nov
specifically excepted by law.
The above quoted law vas enacted
rs An emergency measure. The
emergency clause reads rs follows:
Whereas the present Law docs no.
cover fully what bills shall come be-
fore the auditing board. this net
shall become cffcctivc immediately
upon its passage and approval.
The state auditing board as now
constituted consists of the governor
state auditor. secretary Of state, state
treasurer and state examiner. The
printing commission consists Of thu
chairman OF tho board Of railroad
commissioners. secretary Of state and
commissioner OF agriculture and la
Dor. The printing commission ap-
points a state printer. who must BIZ
q practical expert printer The state
printer acts as secretary 10 tho print.
ine commission and in fact acts as IT.
expert adviser.
Passing upon bills for printing in.
wolves the Interpretation Of the con.
tract for state printing entered int
By tho printing commission upol
specifications which that commission
has prepared. The subject Of thi.
contract is Of a highly technical ne,
turc. The passage Of tho law defining
the duties of the auditing board. a:
above quoted. did not either by refer
cilcc or implication repeal the power!
Of tho printing commission to adjus'
printing claims under Section = o.
the Compiled Laws. 1919. All bills TO,
printing must. therefore. be prcscntce
t. the printing commission for ad,
justmcnt.
1T Is my opinion that the l,cisla
turc did net intend that claims tina
lad been presented and adjusted 81
tire printing commission should a.ai!
be presented and adjusted by anos!.c.
hoard with discretionary powers I,
nzain audit the claim. I. therefore
hold that prininr claims arc specific,
ally excepted b. law from thos,
which must he presented to the audit
ing board. In other words. the print,
ing commission has exclusive author
It: to audit printing claims"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
FIG LEAF TO STROUD
RANGE OF DOCTORS
TALK OKIWAMANS
lockhead, Of Mayo Foundation,
Skaters Some Prevalent
Health and Food Myths

The things of life that concern
health, from the fig leaf OF Eve to the
grave. were the running topic OF a
talk by DR.. d. C. Locklacad. health
commissioner Of the Mayo foundation
at Rochester. MINI. before the XII
wants club luncheon at noon. today.
incidentally, the club paused 10
think about the bcnfit concert by the
Williams coiored singers. Thursday
evening at the Auditorium. 1t was
found that a mere cOrporal's guard
OF the kiwanis had bought tickets for
the entertainment, which is n child's
welfare venture by the club. A sale
or pa5tcboards Immediately vas put
on and 81 we're taxcn. Meanwhile
Boy Scouts arc c%anvassing the town
with tickets.
Record Autoist Is Guest
Among the guests introduced to the
luncheon a Alb jenkins. q record
maker with automobiles. Christ
Ecrtsch introduced him as making
tho run from San Francisco to New
York in seven hours, which slip Of
tic tongue caused a laugh which
drowned out the correction that the
time was n hours and 40 minutes.
jenkins. he announced. uas going to
seek out a tough hill and give a per-
Torrance on hill climbing this after
noon. The club was invited to trail
along and sec the deed performed.
~, Dposcr rf fNlA,Nonn vr,lNn &c
putting on the Trinity Lutheran drive
tor funds, also was a guest. In at
tendance with Rev. o. S. Rindahl.
DR.. w. F. CrcWc. Of the state vctcr-
mary bureau. Fred Need OF Harvey,
and N. NJ. Larson. Of the Studcbaker
staff, we're other guests.
Girls Scant Dress no Peril
Dr.. Lockhead discussed women's
dress, particularly because Of the fear
it may have something to do with the
greater death rate from tuberculosis
among girls in their teens, as com
pared with both wornen and men OF
higher ages and among boys in their
teens. He said it was not the cause.
The more sunshine and exposure to
the clements the harder the individ-
ual ard the less liable to tuberculosis
Children in the tuberculosis preven-
tor!a. nc reminded the club. wear
only brccchclOuts. even in winter
when they play at snowballing each
other.
The doctor took a slam at the bill
board advertising that. as he cX-
pressed it. advises one TO reach for a
dose of nicotine instead of a piece Of
candy. Candy is a great nourisher
he said. and the fear Of its fattcning
effect is bound up with the real rea-
son for higher t%ubcrcular death rates
the cult o! preserving the slim
figure. Girls who persist in trying 10
maintain a boyish figure rob their
bodies OF resistance to the t~ubcrculaI
germ.
Tooth Decay Has Mysteries
Nor does candy cause teeth TO de-
cay. Doctors do not know what
causes dental decay. he said. II al
fec;s those who brush their teeth
assiduously and avoids some OF those
who neglect the brushing. In fact. II
may be largely prenatal, he suggested
All of which, he said, was telling
the club that tho members nigh DC
interested III assisting those Win con-
duct public health work and keep the
health rate Of the community up and
its death rate down.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
TANKER GROUNDS,
OIL CARGO is LOST

Mexico City Oct. l5.-tP-A dis
patch to Ell Universal from Tampico
today said the tanker San Dunstany
or the Eagle Oil Transport company
grounded on a sandbar off TampicO
in the high seas yesterday. The crew
OF AZ and two Passengers landed
safely but in grounding the bottom
of the tanker was ripped open and
4,COO IONS of oil drained into the sea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
New Building Bought
BY Napoleon Merchant

Napoleon. N. D.. Oct. 15.-H. Mitz-
man, Napoleon merchant. has pur-
chased the Merrick store building.
where the Kane grocery is now To-
Gated. and will move to his new loca-
ton about February /.
The upstairs will be repaired and
rcmodcled for living quarters for the
Mitzman family. MI. Mitzman will
use the entire space downstairs for
displaying his general merchandise
stock and for store room.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
2 Men Escape Injury
In Gascoyne Accident

Bowman, N. D., Oct. l5.-Archie
Knutson and Duane McCaslin mirac-
ulously escaped injury when the for
mer's a skidded into q guard rail
on the highway near Gascoyne and
Was wrecked. The car broke off sev-
cral posts and then skidded so forci-
bly, into a post that the whole back
end Of the body was torn off. the real
wheels smashed, and the frame badly
twisted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Ivan POindexter Will
Be Buried in jamestown

Ivan Poindexter. brother Of Harlan
Poindexter, cnployc Of the state high
way commission. who died in q st.
Paul hospital Sunday due to periton-
ills following an operation Tor appen-
dicitis, will be buried in jamestown
wednesday. Funeral services will
be held in the Congregational church.
Ivan Poindexter was the son Of r.
NJ. Poindexter. ST.. Jamestown, and q
brother Of D. G. Poindexter. former
state auditor, who died q number Of
years ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Four Become Citizens
At Hearing at Beach

Beach, N. D.. oct. 15.-Judge Pugt
came from Dickinson to hear the ap.
plication Of six candidates for citizen.
ship in these United States. The fed.
eral examiner gave the candidates .
thorough questioning, with the result
that four Of the candidates were I'd.
mitted to citizenship. Those who
were admitted were: Charles Juste.
sen. Mathew Luntzer. Of Beach, Ru.
dolph Carlson Of near Sentinel Butte,
and Frank Tossner Of north Of senti.
mel Butte.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Marjorie Rambeau
Owes u. S. S1O,832

Los Angeles. Oct. l5--iA'--Tax liens
,otaline $40. 49,. 80 were on file IN fed
cial court here today against Mar
lOric Ramccau, actress. charging
shortages in her income tax reports
during 1921, 1922. and 1923.
The actions called for additional
payments Of $5,Ol795 for 1921.
S4.523.76 for 1922, and 81 ,29062 for
1929,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
EXTRA FARE TRAIN
PROBE is STARTED

Washington, Oct. l5-tEh-lnvesti.
CATION cf the extra fare charged BY
railroads On their crack trains was
decided upon today BY the Interstate
commerce COMMISSION.
This fare IS il addition 70 the
regular fares tor tga.n and Pullman
tickets. Al raSgoals SUBJECT 20 the
interstate commerce s<s a-s * ee II
Guided IL me les4ss
Carrier reNeilse 3fac,Ne& - ne
extra fares oaae ssvta rcsai.a&ssN 4.
approximately S4lll nv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
LITA GREY TO WE'D

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. l5.-R-Thc
engagement OF Lita Grey Chaplin,
former wife Of Charlie Chaplin, to
Phil Baker. who is playing with tho
Pleasure Bound" musical comedy
company here, was announced at a
party here last night. 1t was learned