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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
COLORADO, MONTANA
And WYOMING FIGHT
WORST snow STORM
Heaviest Fall In Several Years
Paralyzes All Traffic,
mandates Towns

Denver, March 14.-(P)-1he snow
storm which has claimed one life.
paralyzed highway traffic and delayed
trains and tn, airmail In the Rocky
Mountain region. continued in Wyom-
ing today although 1t had subsidized in
Colorado and Montana.
T. dozen towns in wyoming, where
the storm was most severe, were
snowbound by the heaviest fall In
several years. Sheridan, near the
wyoming Montana boundary, report
ed that q three day snowfall left q
blanket 80 inches deep on level
ground. The remainder Of the state
was covered by 20 to "a inches.
At 0reybull II was feared the snow
when melted, would cause repetition
Of last Sundays flood that resulted
In damage Of q half million dollars
Streams in that vicinity were re-
ported to be almost out Of their banks
again.
High winds drifted the snow over
the highways making them impass-
able. Railroads kept their tracks clear
with snow plows but all trains were
reported delayed. Air mail service
was hampered but the flyers con.
tlnued to carry the mail behind
schedule.
One fatality was reported In Wyom.
ing. Henry Folster, 50, OF Laramie
died Of exposure on q passenger trair
where he found refuge after strug.
Cling through the snow for about ter
miles after he abandoned his stallce
motor truck near Virginia Dale.
In Colorado and Montana, tht
storm had abated and warm weather
was fast melting the snow.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Clear Lake
BY MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Harold Hargrave and sister
Miss Vivian shaffer, also Bill and
Omar Roswell spent Tuesday evening
at the Frank ehaffer home.
Joe Paulson, Christ 6choon and
son Ernest were Bismarck callers
Tuesday. Mr.. schoon remaining un-
til Thursday.
A surprise party was given on Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Paslay Wednesday
evening In honor OF their thirty
fifth anniversary. A large number
OF their neighbors and friends were
present. The evening was spent In
playing cards and social chat. At
midnight refreshments were served
Before departing Mr.. and Mrs. Paslay
were presented with money as token
Of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Orne and F. B.
Paslay spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland enter
tanned q number Of their friends Sat.
urday evening to a whist party.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Dronen visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith Sat.
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schoon ane
family spent Sunday with Mr.. ane
Mrs. Adolph Hansen.
Mrs. Carl Boyer and baby of Sterl.
| ing spent the weekend with Mr.
Beyer's parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. w
Boyer.
Miss Lollie Olson stopped for a fev
moments with her uncle, L. b. Olson
Saturday evening on her return from
Bismarck.
Mrs. Ann Erickson spent the week
end with Mrs. Nellie Olson.
| Mrs. Edward Thomas and son Don
ME, Miss Helen and Evelyn Thomas
Of Bismarck and Joe Erickson callet
at the Albert Christensen home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith called o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hagsted Sun
day.
Miss verna sleight, teacher o
Clear Lake School No. !, spent tn
weekend with her parents at Tappen
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Orne called OF
several friends near Driscoll Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Olson calle,
on relatives at Driscoll Sunday.
II. A. Smith motored to Steele Tues
day to bring back his daughter, Mrs
Mable Carlson and children to visi
for few days before going t
the northerntpart Of the state wher
Mrs. Carlson has accepted position
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Raleigh
BY w. B. DORWARD

The annual meeting of the Lark
Brisbane and Raleigh Telephone conf
pany was held at No. school house
In. Lark township. Those elected ia
office for ensuing year are VIM. Vo-
gel, president; Cl1as. Cotner, vice
president; r. G. Christensen, secre-
tary. and treasurer. Robert Fransen
and L. Jepsen, together with the other
officers compose the board Of direc-
tors.
Miss Olga Litvinenko was called tc
Bismarck, Monday, because Of the i'll.
ness Of her mother who Is in the Bis
marck hospital. She returned Wed.
nesday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum and
children spent last Sunday as guests
of the Oscar Westruin family II
Flasher. returning home Monday.
Clarence Adler of oroton. 8. D., ar.
rived Monday for an indefinite visit
at the home Of his brother. Albert.
Henry Miller and Mrs. Joe Bach.
meier went to Bismarck Monday *
consult doctors with regard to theil
health.
Mrs. M. Brickmen and Mrs. San
Fiest and baby returned Saturda,
from Strasburg. where they havl
spent the past week. guests Of rela'
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs p. J. Rausch wer'
hosts Sunday evening when they hae
as their guests. at q course dinner
. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Roche. Mr.. Cos
= -
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14

Harrison Rodgers spent the week
end at Wing.
Hans Hanson drove to Arena Sat-
urday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ChriStianson and
Mrs. Herbic Gunderson visited at the
Mike Brendcn home one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole dpiltle. sons Knut
and Einar. visited at the B. N. Leii,
home wednesday evening.
Joseph and Clarence Rise who are
employed ut The Patterson ranch near
Sterling spent Sunday afternoon and
evening at tlyci~ parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HelUeson and
Mrs. Hei bic 0underson were dinner
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
ACTRESS SLAYER IS
SENTENCED T0CHA|R

New York, March 14.-(AP)-Fred-
erick w. Edel, 39-year-old electrician
convicted of the murder Of Mrs,
Emeline o. Harrington. actress, was
sentenced today to die in the electric
chair at Sing Sing prison In the week
of April %. Mrs. Harrington was
killed in her New York apartment on
December q, 1927. Edel offered no
defense at his trial. He was cap
tured In st. Paul, MINI.
The United States is the greatest
purchaser of diamonds in the world.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Why Some Women
Are So Popular

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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Bright Frocks
$s.95 to $23.75

Frocks that will captivate you
with their fresh jaunttness
and new brilliant hues. SILK
crepes. georgettes In rose.
pumpkin orange, vivid green.
blue =. prints that blend .
multitude Of colors. Soft
bows, scarf collars, snug hip
lines distinguish the new sil-
houette.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Lindbergh Flying Mail
Plane to Brownsville

Mexico City, March l4.-(R)-West-
ern Union advices from Tampico to-
day stated that Colonel Charles A.
Lndhergh, who Is en-. route to the
United States, left at 1910 p. m. for
Brownsville after q stop at the Mex
ican port Of only eight minutes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Newest Coats
$9.75 $29.75

There's q staggering smart
ness about the new coats that
catches the very spirit Of
Spring. Tweeds. broadcloth.
Kaslaa cloth, novelty weaves
are slimly tailored and fin
ished with silky furs or scarf
throws. Fashion important
colors are sun-burn tans, OK
ford blue, black.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14

held hele. In the preliminary gaines
tho legion Quint defeated the Bot.i-
ncau independents - 70 IL and the
school of forestry eliminated Botti-
neau high school % to 26.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
SELECT REPRESENTATIVE PROF

Grand Forks. March 14.-(F-Ten
faculty members at the University
of North Dakota will be selected to-
day as the most representative men
OH the PROFESSIONAL staff In student
poll In which more than 900 votes
were cast. The vote was conducted
by the Dakota Student Campus news
paper.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14

MINOT CANDIDATES FILE
Minot, March 14-(RHThere are 10
candidates for five offices to be filled
at the Minot city election April 2.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14

BOTTlNEAU TOURNEY HELD
Bottineau. March l4-(R-The Bot
tineau school Of forestry and the Bot
tineau legion basketball teams will
play Friday night in the finals of an
inter-city tournament which Is being
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14

WISE CRACKING
He: A penny TOR your taeuGk1A .
She: What do you think I an? A
slot machine 7-Pele Mele.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14

The oldest known manuscript Of
the Bible is in the Vatican. at Rome.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
4 RHAL sow

sydney, Australia. kay pAtricki
Hughes. %, q IN example Of reai
devoted son. Every year. 0eGpdte h1o
age. he tramp6 ~ miles 70 h1s nloehs
er's grave. ct Waeea.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
The Ensemble Mode

Fashion decrees the ensemble lor
sport. for dress, for every smart occasion.
Two or three piece versions skilfuliy combine
silk crepes. gay prints. Contrasting colors,
novel style details make each individual.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-14
Hats of the Moment
CSC . $2.95

Every style of the season is here In Wards
alluring collection daring turbans. de-
mure brin1med models flexible straws,
ever popular felts combinations Of the two.
Popular colors are Lido sand, bright navy.
green, black.
The Washington times., 1929-10-03
HITS HUSBANDS
DIVORCE SUI

The District Supreme Court was
asked yesterday ~ MIS-. Thomas +.
Bailenger, wife of . navs officsr
stationed Ii China to restrain her
hua ma from prosecuting digeFess
astit ainsk her III aln
Ii "a he limited Roree
ii aintenar Ice hare instead
TIas husband u = CAPTAIN ~ the
Navy and - attached To the bslaoall
sOf supplies and accounts III the
Navy Department. Els wife Mr..
Helen u n Ballenger, resides IN
the 1900 block Crescent ri, y.
according to her petition filed Ter
Attorneys Ira p. EWere. william
u. Hughes, jr., and y, 8. Murphy.
The couple were married June
40 1911, and lived ln this city.
CAPTAIN Bailenger WAS transferrnd
TO Philadelphia III February. 1891,
the bill relates but ne told hia wife
that ne ala not want her to come
Ito live with him. After she RE-.
turned from California, where ahe
had zone Tor her health Is the fall
of 1876, the wife tells the court that
B1A5 Akk%4NA8 A&GABtAt&N w HI
her husband. but ~ refused.
IN August, 1898. the wife telIs
the court that she went "a rhiia.
deIphia TO see her husband but was
rebufEed with abusive language.
Since last December she claims her
husband has contributed nothing
to her support, although He makes
$500 4 month.
She informs the court that her
husband has no legal residence III
China and has no right to prusecute
his action there She declares that
she cannot stand the expense 81
defending the suit III that country.
3allenger ii said TO have accused
his vile II the China action 81
maIignfng and criticizing him and
refusing 70 have children. The wife
denies these charges IN her suit,
filed yesterday.
The Washington times., 1929-10-03
EROSION Or SOIL
\ P STUDY

RICE5AE o1GD, Va, oct. 3.Vir.
ginla POlytechnic Institute this
week launched = campaign toward
the solution 0f one Of the States
greatest agricultural problems. soil
erosion, when It began 4 series of
terraclng demonstrations IL seven
counties.
The campaign u under the per.
sonal management oe James Al.
Waller, jr., of the Agricultural
tension Service. and II being given
the hsarty support Of the county
agents thr0ug lOut Virginia.
The first of the terracing schools
began September 80 III Campbell
county, with night meetings ST
Naruna School September so. at
Gladys School October and in
the Rustburg School On October q
October 3 was occupied with IN
all day demonstration on the farm
Of nv. q. Cakes. Route IS, Just out.
side of Gladys.
Other terracing CONCENTRATIONS
planned follow: Prince Edward
county. October Rice school
talk. October Proapect School
talk, October l6. Darlington Heights
school talk ana October ~, an ali.
day denlcnstration Ct the farm %
ii. AFmstead, two miles out az
EarInvilla toward xeysYiIle.
Flttaylyaiila county: October 21.
WhitIneil school talk; October %.
Callands school talk; October %,
'Renan school talk; followed ~ q
field demonstration October "a on
the farm of /. 3. Taylor, on the
chatham.D anviIle highway between
Dry Fork and the road intera6c.
ton e. the Asa Douglas home.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16

days ceremony the so-called fore
ign Cardinals we're in a majority,
their numbers being SO against the
Italians 80. This is a disparity that
has not existed since the end OF
the IA century.
The Pope set forth the merits
and achievements Of each OF the
new cardinals. After each proposal
Of a name, he paused and asked for
their elders appreciation The Car
dinals answered by lifting their
red caps in sign Of assent.
The six thus elected where Arch
bishop Cerejeira of Lisbon. who has
the title of Patriarch. and the fol-
lowing archbishops: Laviatrano Of
Palermo. Sicily: Minoretti OF Gen.
Ca: Macrory OF Armagh. Sc. Pat
rick's original See in Ireland; Yer
dier, newly named to the See Of
Paris, recently made vacant by the
death OF Cardinal Dubois, and
Monsignor Eugenio Pacelh, Papal
Nuncio TO Berlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16
FRANKLIN TRIAL
JURORS CALLED
Missing Son Story Likely
Important Staying
Testimony

MOUNTAIN VIEW. Ark, Dec
16-tP)-The story on q mother
seeking a missing son today ap-
peared likely to be an important
piece OF testimony as more than
100 witnesses, a youth who said ne
was Connie Franklin and 4S pro-
spective jurors were summoned forr
the trial of five men accused OF
Staying Franklin.
Mrs. Lille Baker OF Claredoni
Ark. said she believed the young
man who said he was Franklin
was Marion Franklin Rogers, her
son by a former marriage, who was
committed to the State hospital
for nervous diseases in 1926. she
said she recognized a newspaper
photograph, that her son escaped
from the hospital and that he was
married and had wife and three
children.
State hospital records show an
IN. Franklin" to have been pat
tent and to have escaped. Ihe
Continued on page eightJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16
Controversy Looms
On Senate's Steps

WASHINGTON, DEC. 4o-VHi
what TO do next was today's prob
lem Il, the senate. 1t was a question
that in itself held promise OF as
much controversy as some OF tne
legislative projects awaiting consio-
Grafton.
Some democratic leaders and
spokesmen for the Independent
republican group were insistent tnat
the senate return to the tariff Dill
Chairman Smoot OF the finance
cornnltttee wanted the House bill
10 ratIfy the French war debt set
Element taken up next. In addition
the Dill bill to continue the admin
istrative power of the Federal
Radio commission had TO be dis
posed Of before the end Of the week,
IL IL was to be effective.
Meanwhile, leaders Of the House
sought unanimous consent for con-
gideration OF legislation OF the same
purpose as the Dill measure ana Of
the $3.50, 1000 public buildings
bill. Under House rules. the obJec-
tion of a single member had the
Effect of postponing consideration
OF either.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16
FAMILY FOUND
DEAD With
THROATS CUT
Mother, 7 Chill dren
Slashed With Axe
In Canada

THREE RIVERS. Que. Dec. l6.-
R-Mrs. Andrew Day and her sew
en- children ranging in age from
one to IA years. we're found dead
In their home here today with their
trroats cut. apparently with an axe.
Day. the father Of the family, was
found wandering in the streets with
his throat cut also.
At the Day home police found
the woman and her children in beds
in three different rooms. All had
received one or more cuts about
the throat as though the perpetrat-
or OF the crime had wanted to de-
capitate his victims.
Day made no statement at the
hospital. He is expected to recover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16

Jail Breaker Caught BY
Sheriff Snow
fsnecial 10 The Heraldl


RAYMONDvILLE, Dec. l6-Ver-
non Hurdle, who escaped Jail here
last Thursday night by knocking the
lock off the cell and jail door with
~ heavy instrument, was recaptured
early Sunday morning by Sheriff
Snow. deputy Q. w. McDougald and
Constable Larry Gomez, after
house to house search in Mexicito
had been made by the officers.
Hurdle. who had been In jail here
On charges OF automobile theft, was
found In the home OF Venture Rod
riuuez and returned 70 jail along
with Rodriguez, who Is held on char
ges OF assisting and harboring an es-
capped prisoner.
The prisoner made his escape
while officers we're out THURSDAY
night having their evening meal.
Search for him extended as Tar
north as Corpus Christi and al
through the Valley, q thorough
check being made or every car and
train leaving the Valley.
Hurdle was first arrested for the
alleged theft OF an automobile from
q RayncndviIle motor company, af-
ter he had made his escape from the
Valley and sold the machine in
Berger. From there he is said 70
have started north ma motor cycle
and was arrested In Shreveport IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16
Sen. Reed Summoned d
On Contempt Count

KANSAS CITY, KA5., Dec. i6--
R-Former Senator James "A. Reed
OF Missouri was summoned to ap-
pear today with six Of his legal as
sociates in the courtroom of district
Judge w. II. McCamish TO answer
a citation for contempt Of court.
The seven barristers were cited
by Judge McCamish after they had
obtained a federal court restraining
order against receivers appointed by
Judge McCamish for the Federal
Reserve Life Insurance company
The court Of Judge McCamish Is a
state court, and he argued q fed
eral district court could not as
sumo jurisdiction after the state
had acted in q case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-16
HUNT
JEKYLL-HYDE
BANK ROBBER
Patrolman Shot BY
Rich Chicago
Murderer

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Dec. 16.-tR
While police throughout the mid
die west sought Frederick Dane to-
day a. q murderer and bank rob-
Der. neighbors on the fashionable
Lake Shore Drive where three
months ago he purchased a luxuri-
Gus home were digesting a DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde story.
Dane got into a tight place Sat-
urday night. After minor traffic
accident, he shot and fatally
wounded Charles Skelly, 80, patrol
man, rather than 60 to police head
quarters for questioning He Fore
ed three persons to aid him in es-
Gaping after wrecking his own car.
Police found garage bills in the
car to identify the driver as Dane
and raided his mansion on Lake
Shore Drive. There they found
s3l9 $50 in securities stolen Nov. z
in q holdup of the Farmers and
Merchants bank at jefferson, WIS.
Two machine guns, a sawed-off
shotgun, two high powered rifles
bags and cans Of shells and tear
bombs also were discovered.
Danes wife, Viola. IS, returned
hone from Chicago Saturday night
and was taken into custody. she
claimed TO know nothing Of unlaw-
full dealings by her husband.
Dane had posed as the owner OF a
string Of oil stations at Gary, Ind,
He also was known as Herbert
Church of the Columbia CONNER
cial Feed company, Chicago. NC
such company is listed in the Chi
caRo directory.