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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-09
:: MANDAN NEWS ::
Morton Red Cross Is
Setting 500 Members
As Campaigns Quota

Efforts to retain approximately 800
present members Of the Morton coun-
ty chapter Of the American Fed Cross
will be made during the drive to be
conducted by the organization Nov.
IA. it was announced today by A. w.
Furness. Mandan. secretary.
About 80 campaign workers will be
announced in the near future by the
chairlnen Of the seven committees. he
says.
Mr.. Furness Will be Morton county
chairman of the drive. Other CHAIR
men are: Mrs. J. g. McGillic, MAN.
dan; Mrs. Q. G. Gabe. New Salem:
j. j. Tavis. Flasher; Mrs. G.. H. And
crson, Almont: Mrs. q. Fl. Lcick. He
bron; and Mrs. F. A. Maser. Glen
Ullin.
All the chairnen are members Of
the board OF directors of the organ
ization. Joseph p. Hess. president
and Cleve Kennedy, both Of Mandan
complete the board Of directors.
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whether he remained or left she did
not notice.
Opp Used 70 Relight Jets
She volunteered the information
that In the two weeks she had been
there Opp had been In the habit Of
coming In almost every morning and
examining the Vets, sometimes turning
them of and relighting them. One Of
the tets used to roar. Is when air was
In the feed pipe. That possibly caused
Opp to be 50 solicitous about the oven.
She surnised the lets were dirty and
needed cleaning.
Nicholas said Opp had remarked to
him In the bake room that when the
Jets Of the oven were turned on they
should always Ill be lighted. Nicholas
walked Is feet after the remark, then
the oven blew up
w. n. Mcvey. Of the kitchen force,
said the Jets sometimes were balky,
and when he lighted the oven up and
found them 50 he always turned the
gas off and relighted the Jets to be
sure Of safety.
Drs. /. w. Larson and Rex GRADER
testified that death to Opp had been
instantaneous.
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FAT MEN!

We have underwear especial
" made and cut for stouts.
klein's Toggery.
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IMPROPER IGNITION
ACCEPTED AS CAUSE
OF oven EXPLOSION
coroner's Jury Unable to Fix
Blame in Ooath Of Christ
Opp Tuesday Morning

The coroner's jury on the explosion
at the q. p. Eat Shop Tuesday morn
ing heard no evidence at the hearing
this morning or which it could fix
blame as to the cause Of the killing Of
Christ Opp. The tragedy was left to
theory to explain.
The jury therefore returned a YER
dict that Christ Opp came to his
death from the result Of 4 gas oven
explosion due to the improper ig-
milton Of the oven by some unknown
party"
Mrs. Eula Dyer. the pastry cook,
testified that the gas Jets on the oven
we're lighted Is minutes before the ex-
plosion occurred. and were burning.
A. p. Thomas. superintendent Of the
Montana Dakota Power company,
said such an explosion could occur
only when there was q Is per cent
accumulation Of gas In the oven.
Saw Jets Burning
The Jets on the oven were lighted
BY first lighting . pilot Jet In the
center. then turning o such Jets rs
1t vas desired to have burn. Mrs
Dyer testified all were burning. Nicl
Nicholas, an employe Of the kitchen
said he saw them burning. Mrs. Byel
said the pilot jet never failed to ligh,
| the others.
Superintendent Thomas said hi!
theory could be only that enough jets
were open that morning long enough
to permit gas to accumulate In thl
oven. The flow at 200 cubic feet al
hour and three minutes Of flow from
open Jets would suffice to set tn,
oven for an explosion such as tool
place.
Mrs. Dyer said she did not know
that Opp was in the baking room
He had brought In some apples. bu'
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity

Mrs. A. J. Hamerel has gone to
Minneapolis where she will spend .
vice.. visiting friends.
In honor Of the ninth birthday Of
her daughter Winnifrcd. Mrs. F. g.
II. Scaultze Entertained II girls at q
party "wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Mees and fam
lily have moved to Mott. where they
will make their home III the future.
ri. Mes will be engaged IN real
estate business there.
The cast Of THE Patsy play CIV
en- Thursday BY the ~Playmakers OF
the Mendan high school. were enter
tanned 1t the home of Mr.. and Mr.,
L. II. Dahncrs after the performance
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Newton enter,
tanned Thursday evening at = duck
dinner. There were II guests. anS
after dinner bridge was played. with
score prizes going to Mrs. J. M. 6teph.
chs ana II q COunLryma1
Mrs. i. S. Fox entertained Thurs
day evening at a bridge dinner n
compliment to her daughter -in-law
Mrs. Ellsworth Fox. After dinner
bridge vas PLACED at five tables. and
houors went to Miss Katherine Kol.
berg and Mrs. John Tays. The af.
fair was also In the nature Of
towel shower for Mrs. Fox. who 10
recent bride.
Juvenile members Of the A. q. y
w. lodge held q costume party Thurs.
day evening At the Hudson hall
Prizes for the most novel and clever
costumes were awarded to Margaret
Kupper. Gladys Butz. Gordon 6und.
void, Marjorie Ford. Robert Larson
Murlel Brasda. Joseph Wohkittle ant
ClayG Sheppard. Mrs. !. =. Larson
headed the committee III charge
which included Mr.. A. Draoda AK
Mrs. 7. Haidcn.
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Four Major Policies
Adopted by Educators

Minot. N. D., Nov. 9.-tR1-Four
major policies to be undertaken dur.
Ing the year. were adopted BY the re-
preventative assembly Of the North
Dakota Education association, yes
terday.
One favors . constitutional amend
ment providing for appointment oi
county superintendents by = county
board Of education. The second urged
q constitutional amendment for ap.
pointment OF the state superintendent
by q state board Of education. An.
other would provide for q measure
equalizing the tax burden. and the
fourth favored q measure for higher
standards Of teachers c~ertificatton
Fargo was selected for the 1880 con.
Vention.
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BOWER FACES TRIAL
FOR SHOOTING V|ETZ
Case Against Mandan Game
Warden Charging Extortion
/, Is Dismissed by Pugh

With the states case against B. l..
Heath. Mandan, deputy state game
warden, on a charge of extortion dis
missed yesterday afternoon by judge
Thomas II. Pugh. Dickinson. trial Of
Charlie Bower. Glen Ullin. Oh a
charge OF shooting with intent to kill
was begun IN Morton county district
court this morning.
Judge Pugh dismissed the action
against Heath yesterday on motion Of
defense counsel. John F. Sullivan and
Charles l.. Crum. The attorneys
charged that there was no exchange
Of property involved and Heath there
fore could not be guilty Of the crime
with which he was charged.
Couldn't Cash Check
Heath accepted a check to the state
OF North Dakota for $50 when he
fined three men in the New Salem
district in September for violation OF
z hunting law. The defense con-
tended that, because Heath could not
cash tho check, he could not be guilty
Of cXtortion.
Bower is charged with intending to
kill William vietz when he shot him
twice at Glen ullin a few weeks ago
Vietz was in a Bismarck hospital for
weeks after the shooting. with one
bullet lodged near his heart. but has
recovered and was present in the
court today.
Bower. a pool hall employee. shot
through a door and window Of tllt
pool hall. which wa locked. when Wet;
attempted to gain entrance to the
building. The defendant claims III
warned the shooting victim severa
times against trying to get into tin
building.
C. r. Kelsch. Mandan attorney. wa.
appointed defense counsel by thu
court when Bower indicated that h,
had no funds with which to retail,
an attorney. States Attorney Lout
II. Connolly is conducting the prose
cution.
Members Of the jury. selected yes
terday afternoon. arc j. w. Parkins
Almont: Robert McBratney. Mandan
Roy Dinnius. Mandan: Ed. Hogcr
New Salem: Steve HoMorth, Huff
John H. Hanson. Flasher: Adam
Stein. Mandan: NJ. F. Banning
Flasher: b. +. Mathieson. Judson: /
F. Tavis. Mandan: Warren Williams
Mardan. and Daniel Morrell. 6olen.
Adjourn Until Tuesday
Attorneys en- both sides this morn
ing expected to complete presentatio,
of evidence by 3 o'clock this after
noon. The court was to be adjcurnet
when the evidence was completed an,
to be resumed Tuesday morning. &C
cording to Judge Push. The cas-
probably will not go to the jury unit
sometime Tuesday.
With charges Of grand larccn
against Pat McCleary dismissed o
motion of States Attorney Connoll
because Of lack Of evidence and sew
cral other cases settled out Of cour
the prosecutor expects that there wi
be only one more criminal case trie
at this term of court. The crimins
case remaining is that in whic
Emanuel Teraes faces q statutor
charge.
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ARMSTICE Dinner
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Governor Shafsr- to Speak; Pa,
triotic Groups Of City to
Be Represented

The program for the Armistice day
banquet for e~x.service men Monday
evening at the Patterson hotel. has
been announced by the joint commit
tee Of American War Mothers ana
members Of the American Legion
Auxiliary. who arc sponsoring the
affair.
Governor George r. Shafcr Is
scheduled to give the main address Of
the evening. Mrs. Peter Reid. War
Mother, will preside rs toastmistress.
Mrs. Z. M. Parsons. vice president Of
Fort Lincoln chapter. will extend
greetings from the War Mothers, and
Mrs. q. Olgierson. president OF the
Bismarck unit. Will speak In behalf
Of the Auxiliary. Representatives OF
the Legion, the Veterans OF Foreign
! Wars, and the army and navy Will
give brief talks.
The complete program follows:
Advance Of the colors.
Salute to the Flag-school children
under the supervision Of Miss Ruby
| Wtlmot. Bismarck music supervisor.
Invocation-Rev. Ellis jackson. pas.
tor OF the First Baptist church.
Community singing. led BY Spencer
Boise. with Mrs. George Janda at TIN
piano.
Welcome-Mrs. Peter Reid. toast
mistress.
Greetings from the War Mothers
Mrs. L. M. Parsons. vice prestden
Fort Lincoln chapter. American Wa
Mothers.
Welcome from the American Legion
Auxiliary-Mrs. @. Olgierson. presi
dent Bismarck unit.
Responsc-The Army. Colonel w. A
Alfonte. commandment. Fort Lincoln
The Navy. Or. q. NJ. Constans. Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars. H. +. o'Hart
commander OF local post. The Amer
lean Legion. A. L. Fosteson. com
mander Of the Lloyd spet1 post.
Solo-Mrs. Frank Barnes: accom-
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John +. S~ullivan's
Automobile Is Found

An automobile stolen from John +.
Sullivan. Mandan attorney. early FRI
day morning was found parked on a
Minot street yesterday afternoon. ac-
cording to Henry r. Handtmann,
Morton county sheriff.
The automobile was reported un-
damaged. No arrests have been made.
ard no clues to the robbers have been
found.
The car was taken from the garage
at Mr.. Sullivan's residence.
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Dickey County Bank
In MerricOurt Closes

Closing of the First State bank Of
Merricourt. Dickey county. was an.
nounced today by the state banking
department. The bank was capital
tied at $4,000: had q surplus Of
5 5000 and deposits Of $4,000.
approximately three -fourths Of the
total deposits belonged to George
Webb. president Of the bank, and the
banking department anticipates that
local depositors will be paid in full.
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Mandan's City Scales
Now in New Location

Mandaa's city scales were beng
moved today.
The new location will be just cast
Of the Slope Grain and Feed COM
pany's elevator on the Northern Pa
cific railway right Of way. The scales
formerly we're situated near the site
Of the old city hall.
Chris NJ. Sakariassen is city weigh
master.
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Mandan's Traffic Cop
Begins Duties Monday

Beginning Monday. Mandan's
streets and the memorial highway be-
tween Mandan and Bismarck on the
Morton count. side Of the river will
be patrolled by Motor Policeman Dom
aid r. Fonts. it was announced this
morning by w. H. Seitz. city auditor.
Mrs. Seitz received a telegram to-
day from Fonts indicating that the
new policeman will leave his home at
Towner tomorrow for Mandan.
Fonts. a former New York state
traffic policeman, has purchaA,d q
motorcycle.
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pianist. Mrs. Grace Duryee Morris.
Address Governor George F.
Shafer.
Music. selected.
Taps.
The dinner will commence at $50.
Those attending will include ex-serv.
Ice men and women. war fathers. and
members Of the American War
Mothers and tho American Legion
Auxiliary.
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LONDON HOLDS PAGEANT

London. Nov. 9.-R-Unusually
fine weather greeted London's annual
carnival. the Lord Mayors pageant.
today. The show took the form OF
a display Of peace printing and prog
rcss Of transport systems. The pro-
cession formed to leave Guild hall at
noon. winding through the city streets
to law courts in the Strand and re-
turn. Moro than 5000 participated In
the parade.
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GOOD IDEA

Fertilizer on lawn now creates
mulch. The equivalent Of 4
coating Of black earth. It will
save your water next spring.
Wachter Transfer Co.
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You are invited TO Be the
guest Of the Bismarck War
Mothers and the American
Legion Auxiliary at their m
nual Armistice Day Dinner,
which will be served at the Pat
tersos, hotel At $50 p. n. Have
YOU registered? II not, pleGas
do so Immediately 1t Harris Z
Woodmansee's store. This IN.
vitation includes veterans Of
all wars.
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FRIGIDAIRE SALES
CORPORATION

FRIGIDAIRE SALES
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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HELp-MALE AND FEMALE.
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AUTO wRECKER, experienced. Apply j.
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PERMANENT WAVE, S..
Daily until 6; Mon, Wed. Friday and
Saturday Evenings Until g
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
3rd FL, 8l7 l4th ST. NV. FIR. 1918.