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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-04
HazlegrOve
nv MRS. RAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrovc
were dinner guests Tuesday at the
Frank Gray home and Ray also
called at the Russ home.
Mr.. and Mrs. (Shorty) Bcakc and
family moved this week to the farm
vacated by the Emil Sattler family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie King were
CO Hers at tho Pete nemagolly home
Wednesday.
Harry Ulfers has been doing some
fall blowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkins and
family have moved to their new
home northeast of Tuttlc and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Hawkins arc now
living where his folks did, near
Woodhousc lake.
Jack Stewart and son. Wallace,
called at Ray Hazlegrove's Friday.
Ed Wagner and Ben Babcock were
callers at Ray Hazlegrove's Friday
afternoon while out bunting.
Miss Otillia Brose spent the week.
end with her folks.
Ben Babcock is visiting at the Ed
Wagner home. He is All old friend
of Eds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Virgin and
son and Jim McQucrn left Thursday
1cl Winona. Mimi.
Mrs. Bruce Virgin was a business
caller in the city Of Goodrich Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
Miss Dorothy Argent drove to
Lake Williams Saturday after Miss
OPAL Gray. who is teaching there.
! They were also in futile.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Goldsmith and
SON Dale and daughter Dorothy were
in Tuttle Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Stewart and daughters
Seilvia and Adrain were in futile
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike McNallic were
in Tuttlc Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Miss
! Opal Gray and Miss Dorothy Argent
drove to Wing Saturday night aft
cr Elyia Gray.
Mrs. Grover Anderson and daugh-
ter Anna Marie and Miss Pearl Thor
| en- we're In Tuttlc Saturday.
Chris Hanson "a III Tuttle Satur-
day.
Jake Gelloner was in Arena satur-
day.
Harry Ulfers called Saturday eve
ming at the Bruce Virgin home.
John Larson called Sunday ct
Milt Goldslnithis.
John Larson was III Tuttle Satur-
day.
John Goldsmith and Dorothy Ar
gent were guests Sunday afternoon
a. the Milt Goldsmith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Goldsmith and
son Dale and daughter Dorothy
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PERJURY TRIAL OF
SCHOCK HINGES ON
DATE OF CONTRACT
State Contends instrument Was
Drawn OF Night Before Trial
Of the Civil Action
(Tribunc Special Scryicc)

Napoleon, n. d.. Oct. A.--Tcstify-
ing that a certain landlords contract
was made in March 1927 and not in
November. 1928. as tho state con-
tchds, Attorney I. +. Wagner Of Ma
pclcon this afternoon took the stand
as 4 defense witness in the perjury
trial Of Chris Schock.
1t is the first case Of perjury ever
10 conc before the district court of
Logan county. Judge K. &. McFar-
land is presiding.
Because Schock has been Il resi-
dent of the county Cor 80 years and
comes from in outstanding family,
SPECTATORS have damned tho court
room since the trial opened Tuesday.
In the trial of the action Of the
Security State bank versus the
Burnstad Farmers Elevator COM
p:ny Of Wishck and Otto and Chris
Sehock. the landlords contract in
question was an important piece Of
evidence. Schock sworc it was drawn
up in March, 1927. Judgment was
awarded Schock and the Elevator
company ovcr tho claims Of tho bank,
after the first verdict had been set
aside.
After the trial. however. affidavits
stating tho contract was made tho
nigh. before the suit commenced
were obtained by States Attorney
a. r. Akin. The arrest Of Schock
followed on the perjury charge.
Phillip Sc!,ock. a lcad.n. witness
for the defense and no relation to
the defendant, declared from the
stand that he was present in Wag-
ncr's office the night preceding the
opening Of the trial and that the 0 n
tract vas made at that time. Sup
porting this evidence is the testi-
mony Of l. A. Mackoff and John
Doyle.
The first Of the defense witncssc.;
testified this morning, u~pholding
Schock's statements made in the
previous trial of the civil action.
William LANCER. Bismarck attor-
Ley. is defending Schock. Prosecu-
ting the casc arc States Attorney
4. Il. Atkins and Charles Coventry,
former states attorney of Lincoln
county.
The suit in which ScI,ock is al
legged to have committed the offcns.
was tried November lest. The bank
sued tho elevator company claiming
it held on 4 mortgage on grain sold
by the elevator. Schock then pro-
duccd the landlords contract. which
he claimed was made in March. 1927.
Wagner and Phillip Schock testified
the contract was made in Wagncr's
office at that time.
This contract held precedence ovcr
the banks mortgage.
The trial resulted in Il verdict in
favor of the bank. 1t was set aside
in favor of Schock by Judge George
Mckcnna. Later the affidavit was
procured from Phillip Schock.
Leading witnesses for the defense
are j. X. Murray of Mott, MAJ
Wishek Of Ashley, and Wagner.
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LIVESTOCK SPECIAL
May STOP over IN
MANDAN This MONTH
Will Garry Many Cars Of Blue
Ribbon Stock to Appear at
Portland Exhibition

Championship livcstocl. from cast
crn and middle western points will
pass through Mapdan. this month
aboard a special tram. it was an
Enunced here by John Haw. director
Of the agricultural development Of
the Northern Pacific railway.
Stops will be made for education
al lectures and demonstrations i'm
farming ccnters while the animals
arc being exercised. While definite
arrangements have not been made. it
is expected the train will stop over
&c Mandan.
The annual 1929 Eastern Live
stock Special" will carry man. car-
loads Of blue ribbon stock to COM
pete with the best on the west coast
at the Pacific International Live
stock exhibition at Portland. Ore.
The special train will be assembled
ut the close Of tho National Dairy
show at st. Louis and will move
rorth to St. Paul from where it will
tie taken over the Northern Pacific
to the Pacific coast.
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Man shot TROCK
RAPIDS BY OFFICER
NOT MORRIS, BELIEF
Morton County Authorities Do
Not Believe Morris Carried
Alias Of 'Schuvcr'

Whether the youth shot by Dell
Wccdburn. Rock Rapids chief OF po-
lice. was F. NJ. Morris, became doubt
full today.
Morris pried his way out Of tho
Morton county Jail August last and
made away with 4 large sedan be-
longing to Sheriff H. r. Handtmann.
Dispatches from the Iowa town in
dictate that the man killed was Rob-
ert Schuver. Is or 10 years old. Nor
ton county authorities do not believe
Morris used this name as all alias.
Wcodburn was investigating owner
ship Of a car in which the dead youth
had been sleeping. It had been stolen
i'll Le Mars. Iowa. the previous night.
The officer awakened the youth
and informed him he would be held
until he established himself as. a law
abiding citizen. Schuver then drew
a gun and fired two shots at Wood
burn. The officer returned the fire.
killing Schuver instantly. Neither OF
the shots from the youths gun took
effect.
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EAST END RESIDENTS
like THEIR PAVING;
MANY CONTRACTS LET
~ Blocks Have Been Completed
or Contracted for During
Building Program

Desire of residents of tho eastern
section of the city to keep pace with
the remainder of the town is rcspOn-
siblc for q large portion of pavement
that Is being constructed here, Off
cials let 1t be known today.
In this district seven blocks Of pave
ment had been completed early this
spring-before the city opened its
Summe paving program.
Since that time II blocks OF streets
either have been paved or are under
contract. And these contracts. 1t is
said. have been let chiefly for the
reason that east end residents feel
they should put in improvements
equal to any within that section. The
city commission also has advertised
for bids on four blocks to be paved IN
this same district. It Is said that n
other petition requesting the board Ia
pave Fourth street northeast from
First to Second avenues is being Cir
culated. Doubtless it will come be-
fore the commission for consideration
at its next meeting.
In the east end. abrupt hills raise
from city's edge. Here. cost Of paving
has been higher because OF consider
able excavation that has been neces-
sary. Because Of the hill. the last
block on Fourth avenue northeast was
paved only half its width.
Construction Of pavement was con-
sidered on several blocks in the east
district where there was little taxable
property. These projects were reject
ed by the commission.
Virtually all streets in the west end
have been paved. much Of it being
completed five years ago when ap-
proximately 10 blocks were finished
When the summers program is COM
plete, Mandan will have Ill blocks OF
pavement.
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Wee Infant Left to
Eddy County's Care
Tribune special service,

tIffDOIc SpccsI1 ScryIccl
New Rockford. N. D.. Oct. Eddy
county has become the mother Of 4
tiny girl.
Wrapped ia flour sacks. tho infant
was found OIL the steps Of the office
of DR.. J. Fl. Mckenzie several days
ago. Taken to the DAILY hospital. she
was fed and clothed. She Is Il beau-
tiful child. Although a note accom-
panying her stated She was II days
old. doctors declare she is four
months Of agc. Her second day at
tho hospital showed her bright and
happy and Il callers visited tho in
FAINT.
There is no clue to the cllild's par
cntaRc. While authorities are on
sidering what Is best to do for her,
she is receiving the best Of care at
the hospital.
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Dodge
Isy OLGA NJ. GROSSMAN

Mi. and Mrs. Ed DIN OF Werner at
tended services AZ the Congregational
church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jerka motorcd
to Sanger Sunday, where they at
tended Il Bohemian celebration.
John Speckt transacted business at
Manning Monday,
William Keller and son Fred we're
business callers at Halliday Tuesday.
Frank Knoll Of Hague Is a guest for
a few days at the Nick Sitter home.
Mrs. Bertha Sloan and ON Erwin
motored to Halliday Tuesday. where
the latter had dental work done.
Herman Leutz Of Taylor was trans
acting business in Dodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buckholz and
children. OF Wisconsin. are guests for
a few days at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lapp were Hal
liday shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stoefel OF Illinois
are looking after their land interests
around Dodge this week.
Don Fix was transactlng business In
Halliday Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischer and
daughter Geraldine motored to Dick
inson Monday. where the latter cil-
tered tho normal school for this term.
S. Klein Of Fargo was transactins
business in Dodge Wednesday.
j. r. Klein mctorcd TO Hebron Moll-
day. where hc had dental work done,
Frederick O~berlaender Of Hazen was
a guest at tho home of Mi. and Mrs.
j. C. Grossman Monday.
Adolph E,sslneer was %transactins
business in Halliday Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jerka were call
crs at the l.. II. Eathner home Tues
day.
On Sunday occurred the marriage ol
Carl Simpfenderferc. eldest o Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Simpfenderfcre, and
Miss Anna Zasse. daughter OF Nj. and
Mrs. William Zasse. The wedding
ceremony was performed III the Lu-
theran church at Golden Valley. Rev,
Vettcr officiating. We wish the newly
ueds a happy and successful married
life.
Mrs. Jacob Wisenberger is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wisen-
berger, at Washburn.
Dan Fix vas transacting business
in Golden Valley Monday.
v. Kcllar. fieldman of tho Equity
creamery of Aberdeen, VAS looking
after his business affairs III Dodge
Tuesday.
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:: MANDAN NEWS ::
COMPLETE DETAILS
ON NORRIS death
ARE NOT RECEIVED
Man Who Pried His Way Out Of
Morton County Jai Report
cd Shot in Iowa

Further details OH the shooting OF
F. w. Morris. who staged a sensa-
tional Jail break here August last,
failed to reach the Morton county
sheriff's office this morning.
In a long distance telephone con
versation yesterday the chief Of police
OF Rock Rapids. Ia. reported he had
shot and killed the fugitive. Although
the telephone connection was poor,
and full details were not obtained. the
deputy learned that Morris was shot
when he resisted arrest.
Morris vas held in Jail here on a
charge Of robbery. He held up the
Connolly Motor company here early
the morning Of July Is. After prying
his way out Of the county jail he
made his getaway in Sheriff H.. r.
Handtmann'S large sedan.
It was the first news heard Of the
fugitive since his break here. The
sheriff broadcast the description t.
hundreds Of officers in the middle
west.
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

A daughter was born Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Manning at
The Deaconess hospital.
Mrs. G. M. Evans and son, Hebron,
I the guests Of friends in Man.
dan for . few days.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Charles A. Burman
and Helen Kuller, both Of New Sa-
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Hagerman
have sold their home and plan to
leave for the west coast within .
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wales and
daughter have gone to Missoula,
Mont. where they will be the guests
of relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. E. o. Mahan, Joplin, Mo-, and
Mrs. Eric Loven, La Crosse, Wis, who
are visiting in Mandan, have been
guests Of honor ct Z number Of So
cial affairs this week. Mrs. Paul
Shannon and Mrs. Herbert HOeft
entertained guests for two tables on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Claude
Funden entertained Ut . Pullman
luncheon Tuesday noon, and Mrs.
Henry Handtman gave Z bridge party
Thursday. Mrs. Mahon, who is Wis
itine her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
tsl Wagner, plans. to leave Tor nome
the latter part Of the week. Mrs.
Loveu, the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Emma NcAdams, will b In Mandan
for about three more Weeks.
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BISHOP PROTESTS PROTECTING
YANKEE DOLLAR WITH N

here. pending the outcome of his APP
peal from Il robbery charge, officers
said here early today.
Daniels. they said, was arrested
in Coffeyvillc. Kansas. and returned
to Bartlesvillc Sept. so, 1926, on a
charge of robbing u wholesale gro
Gerry company here. He vas on
v;cted and sentenced to seven years.
He was released on bond and while
awaiting hearing OH his appeal en-
gagged in Il gun battle with officers
at Noawata. Okla. when they at
tempted TO arrest him on a a theft
charge.
lie escaped and later was arrested
and convicted for a robbery commit
ted in Colorado.
Daniels, officers say, was plenty
tough
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ny $. GYLDEN

Mrs. VIM. Wanttaja and Louis on
sons were Wing callers Friday.
Miss Myrtle Hudson was q suppc|
guest at Gylden's Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Cotes was an over
night guest Of Miss Myrtle Hudsol
Saturday.
George Bates spent Sunday at CYL
den's.
A surprise party was given at Ly
man School No. ! in honor Of Mis-
Myrtle Hudson. Quite . crowd va
present. Games were played for en-
tertainment and lunch wa served q
midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Joscphson and
son Clifford were callers At 0ylden1
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Antilla an
family were callers at Walter pesouI
ems Sunday.
Henry Jacobson was = business call
or at Gylden's Friday.
Mrs. Gust Eckholnn and son Wef1
Wing callers Monday. !
Quite . few attended the weddis1S
reception held for Mr.. ana Mrs. Wal
fred Harju ct the brides home ~
Sunday. Mrs. Harju was Miss Elilm3
Josephson before her marriage. III
were married at Bismarck oeptemG1
10. Mr.. and Mn. Walfred 1larju r.
ceived . number of useful gtfts.
all wish the newlyweds Z long -
happy married life.
Arne Antilla called 1t Oylden's q
business Monday.
Andrew Lewiska VA . caller q
home Of VIM. Harju Sunday c.
ming.
Edwin Olson VA ! caller at a.
denis Sunday afternoon.
Jack 0ylden Is assisting Louis
son with the plowing.
Mrs. VIM. WanttajA and ehl16
and Josie Olson were Sunday
Of Mrs. James Olson q Wing,
Ralph jacobson and Earl WIN 4
callers at 0ylden's Sunday exon
Dan WahlmAp and Axel D1I1
Sterling were callers at 0yl1en1
day last week
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Motif
Nv R G. f. MOrrIT

- VAAS0s ~ - INy
Mrs. Ed Adams and Mrs. Hilma4
Adams called at the Fred Motif.
home Tuesday to get the measure
merits taken for their patterns 70,
the Homemakers club work.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and n
children visited at the c. X. Lane
home Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Soule is visiting rela1s
tives in South Dakota. 81
The Ladies Aid met at the homo I
Of Mrs. Jim Hill Wednesday, Oct. b
:. A good crowd was present. Elec-
ton Of officers and closing up Of.
the years work vas the business OF. n
the afternoon. Mrs. A.. +. Cline vas
elected president, Mrs. Jason Hoo.
secretary, and Mrs. Fred Pillsbury
treasurer, The next meeting will be.
held at the Ed DeHaan home NovlNSI
6. Mrs. Hill served a nice lunch. Sheps
was assisted by her sister-in-laws
Mrs. Bud Hill. so
Miles Benz and Miss Beatrice
Harding were married last Saturday.
Mrs. G. II. Martin of Cabois. Sask.i a
Canada. is visiting relatives herc.r
Mrs. Ben Porter is a sister and Ira
: - q UIOtIcis IeChcUS, MIS-
Ben Porter and two daughters and
Mrs. Martin were weekend visitors
II Fullerton at the home Of their
parents and brother.
Mr.. Heaton was in Moffit Tuesdays
buying cattle. 20(
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad and. 4
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Everetts.sS
+, rter and daughter Beth visited at
the Mike Hanson home Sunday. = r
The girls Ali club held its rcgulalI
N. citing at the Niggo Jensen homo.
Election Of officers was held and
the following were elected: Prcsi
cent. Miss Dorothy Edison: yicd
president. Miss Dorothy Thistle.
waite; secretary and treasurer, Ger.
aidinc Hoffman; social leader, Har.
i'"t Moffit: song birds, lncz Peck.
ems and Katharine Bruel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffit mo,orcdpAy
to Bismarck last Saturday. Mne1
Mike klccman has been makinepatd
some improvements at the hotel, you,
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Glen View
BY MRS. LARS

10y NI1tS. ANRS
Mrs. Tom Morgan has as her guest
for a few days her son Harry Lane
who lives In Philadelphia.
Anette Anderson and Emelia Spitz-
CT. who are attending high school IN
Wilton. are staying at the home OF
Mrs. Larson during the school days,
going to their respective homes every
Friday evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Lindstrom and
children visited at the Ivan Holden
home Sunday.
Katherine Mclean spent the week.
end with a sister at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Holden and chill
dren motorcd to Bismarck Wednesday
to sec Mrs. Holden's father. who is in
OF the hospitals there with q
broken leg.
Enock Anderson shipped a carload
Of hogs Friday out OF Baldwin.
Mabel Sager and Alex Oshanyk OF
Wilton. Ludwig Hanson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars jacobson were dinner
guests at the Enock Anderson home
Sunday,
The Ted Quanrud family Of Bis
marck called ut the jacobson home
Sunday afternoon.
Bob and Donald Eliason were capt.
tai city callers Saturday.
Bill Larson and family were shop
ping III Bismarck Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Morgan motorcd
to Bismarck Tuesday OH business.
Arthur Hanson purchased some rye
for seed from Con johnson Saturday.
Frank and Fred Peterson and Dave
BLY, motorcd to the capital city Sat-
urday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs, Burl Monroe and
Lorene were Wilton choppers Sat
urday.
H. B. Thompson was a business
caller at Con Johnson's Monday.
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Four Guards Executed,
Tossed Outside Walls
tContinucd From Pasc Oncl

CONTINUED From Page One>
good their threat to murder their
guard hostages II they were not al
lowed freedom.
l. was conservatively estimated tho
at tackers. composed Of prison guards.
police officers hastily summoned from
other cities, volunteers and national
suardsnnen. numbered about 500 men.
Within cell house No. 3 were about
l5O mutineers. desperately holding
cut against the b~esieging force.
slaughter Continues
After dynamite and bullets failed
to rout the convicts and the slaughter
of the hostage guards continued. Of
f!cers il charge said they would bring
heavy artillery, IS millimcter guns, in
to the fray.
Danny Daniels. desperate robber
with a record for viciousness. led tho
mutiny from the time Of its inception.
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s. w. Burleigh
BY X. D. STEWART

Ernest Langc is employed at thc
A. j. Stewart home.
Bernard Davenport took some hogs
to Wclch's Spur Saturday.
Ronald Nicholson spent a few days
with Norman Stewart this week while
It was too wet to thrcsh. -
JIM kares was a caller III Bis
marck Tuesday.
Little Everett Hauser is SPENDING
Il few days at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs. Chris Smith at Huff.
II. II. Bjclland of Bismarck was a
caller in this vicinity Saturday.
C.. M. Sncider is expecting to begin
building & new residence for Glcr I
Baker. OH the land he recently pur.
chased on the river bottom. The
house will have a nine foot concrete
foundation to keep it from being
damaged by the high water during
flood season.
Jack Ishmal shipped a load Of hogs
from Welch's Spur Saturday and
load OF cattle from Stcwartsdalc. .
Bernard Weingle and family have
moved 10 Mardan for the wintcd0l
months.
John Stewart was a business callehIs
i'll Menoken Monday.
Most Of the farmers in tho vicinity
are busy husking corn. The corr is
not very good this year but most OF
1T was ripened before the frost hit IL
SO they are anxious to save It for secdl
Paul Hapel has shipped a carloadl
Of potatoes into Bismarck which he
has been selling out to those who
need them.
MI. and Mrs. Davenport were CALI
crs Il Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. Alsbury and family. who have
been making their home at Joe Hill:
for tho past few months, moved I'd
Bismarck last week. !
John Irvine recently purchased 4
new radio. I
Some of the farmers are digging \
their potatoes. The potato crop /.
not very good this year. Those who III
have a good crop are very fortunate
as potatoes will probably be quittI
scarce. Hi
Mrs. o. G.. Davenport is suffcrindf
from ar attack Of tonsilitis.
Dan Mclean and J.. r. Stewart
were callers in tie capital city Sat8
urday.
Adeline Danley OF Bismarck spen-
a few days at the A. J. Stewart hom1 -
last week. She returned to her homo ~
Saturday. x@a
Paul Hapel was a caller in Bis
marck Tuesday.
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Antler Boy Killed
Az Car Turns Over

Antler, N. D., oct. 4.-(F-Lester
williams, l4-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray williams OF Antler, Is dead
as the result Of m automobile acci-
dent.
The youth was driving the machine
with his sister and brother as passen-
gers when they met another machine
about one half mile from town. One
Of the passengers is said to have be-
come excited and jerked the steering
wheel. The car went into q ditch and
upset, pinning the three children UNI
derneAth. Lester received q fractured
skull. while his sister and brother
escaped uninjured.
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Hearing of ~Barchenger
Is Set for October 9

Bond Of Arthur Barchcrger, New
Salem. held in tho county Jail OIL a
charge Of forgery. has been set at
81 500 by Police Magistrate j. E
Campbell. Barcllcngcr was arrested
yesterday and locked mp by Deputy
Sheriff John Handtmann.
Hearing was set for October 0. How
ever. if Barchcngcr can make tho
amount good. the charge will be
dropped. the magistrate said. It is
alleged that he forged the name of q
Center farmer to the check.
Z. G.. Haggerott. cashier of the Cen
ter bank, is the complaining witness
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BrOderick Boy Shows
Rapid Improvement

Bill Frederick. ~l2-ycar-old son of
MIR and Mrs. Leo Broderick. will be
removed to his home from the Mani
dan Deaconess hospital today. The
lad suffered a skull fracture Il week
ago, Since he regained consciousness
half an hour after the accident, he
has shown rapid Improvement.
The boy was injured i'll a fall from
his horse. He was thrown to tho
pavement when he attempted to avoid
a collision between his mount and an
approaching car.
Doctors said the lad would be on
fined to his bed for several weeks be-
fore his recovery is complete.