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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
HEART ATTACK DUE
TO EXCITEMENT IN
HOTEL fire EA!H
Walter Raether Dies as FIamea
Cause $4,000 to $4,000
Damage at Mcdonald
GUESTS ARE CARRIED OUT,
Blaze Believed Started by Care
less Smoker Dropping Gig
aret Butt on Floor

Walter Raether. 40. Killdeer, died
Of heart failure last night due to ex-
element caused by fire which start
ed in the Mcdonald hotel at Mandan
about 1890 o'clock. He was living n
i the hotel.
Raether, q patient Of q Mandan
physician. died as he was being car
ried from the third floor Of the hotel
to q lower floor. !.
The fire, believed to have started
from a cigaret stub carelessly
dropped into q crevice in the floor.
ing Of the second story. caused dame
age from smoke, water. and firemen's
axes estimated at between 5000 and
$4,000. It was fully covered by In
Surance.
Ill Over . Year
Raether had been Ill with chronic
nephritis about year and q half.
He spent two and one-half months
in Bismarck hospital last summer
and moved to Mandan in October.
where he has lived since under the
care of Mandan physician. .s
His wife and . brother, John
Raether, farmer near Grassy Butte,
were In Mandan at the time Of the
fire and Raether's death. -
Approximately so patrons were IA
the three-story building when the
fire broke out, several being women.
They all left the building through
the inner stairways when the fire
alarm sounded. They all had enouai,
time to dress and gather their be-
longings before leaving, according 20
hotel employees.
J. G. Schoonover, former sheriff Of
Sioux county. and Charles Fiudlay.
pioneer Mandan construction agent.
carried q number of persons fr6m
their rooms who were frightened By
the dense smoke which logged the
hotel shortly after the discovery az
the smoldering blaze.
Several Rooms DAMAGED
The fire burned through the floor
Ing OF three or four rooms on the
second floor, most Of the damage re-
sulting from the deluge Of water and
chemicals which the firemen poured
into the flaming rooms and smoke.
Much Of the flooring was torn up BY
firemen In an effort to get at the fire.
The fire was extinguished by the
Mandan fire department in q half
hour.
Plans for reconstruction OF the
building are being made today by
managers of the structure.
Raether's body is being taken to
Killdeer by the widow and brother
Of the dead man. Tentative finecnl
arrangements call for the services "
the Lutheran church at Killdeer some
time Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Mill Commission
BILL RECOMMENDED

The Northridge- Freeman bill for q
commission Of three to run the state
min and elevator was recommended
for passage today by the house state
affairs committee. A minority report
favoring its indefinite postponement
Is expected.
In discussion Of the bill L. L.
Twichell. Cass county, remarked, I'VE
can now place the min and elevator
IN the hands Of the NonpaFtisans."
"For Gods sake, don't" exclaimed
Van Derkom, Burke county, Nonpar-
tisan member Of the committee.
Leave It With the governor. oG,ce
owned . stallion with three Nonpar-
tisans and they were fighting about
It al the time. It would - Tho same
With tho mill and elevator" Nd
Tho Hamilton -eperry bin q con-
ttnue tho veteranss service commits
sioner work was recommended 1or
passage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
M'FARLAND, COFFEY
ARGUMENTS HEARD
BY SUPREME court
Recently Elected Judge Attends
Washburn Session While
Rival Appears Here

Arguments started In the supreme
court today In the case involving the
rights Of j. A. Coffey or r. G. Nc
Farland to serve Is judge In the
fourth judicial district.
Attorney General James Morris, who
had asked the supreme court to exer-
else It's experimenting powers over
the lower courts In order to prevent
confusion. opened the case by stating
the facts now existing. Both Coffey
and Mcfarland are claiming the Of
flee, he said, and are issuing orders
as judge. The result Is confusion
throughout the district. There waa
no denial OF this fact by attorneys for
either side.
Coffey was present at the hearing
and was represented by N. g. Freerks,
jamestown, J. M. Hanley. Mandan,
and O'Hare q Cox, Bismarck.
Mcfarland Holds Court
Mcfarland was said to be holding
court today ct Washburn, Mclean
county. and was represented by N. g.
Bothne, New Rockford, and John w.
Carr jamestown. Coffey previously
had Issued an order forbidding NC
FarlAnd to hold court ct Washburn.
Freerks took up, nearly two hours
with his argument favoring Coffey's
claim that he is the de facto Judge
and is entitled to hold office until
the courts rule otherwise.
BY agreement the appeal from the
ruling Of Judge Pugh Of the sixth
district. denying Coffey's petition for
m Injunction barring McyArland
from office, WIS argued along with
the question Of who shall act Q Judge
until the case' Is txied on IT. merits.
Push denied Coffey's application for
m injunction, and trial Of tho case
on it, merits d scheduled for the
Burleigh county district court.
Freerks contended that the law
provides that Coffey shall remain In
office until his successor i elected
and qualified. and that, In the event
o1 4 protest, - In this case, the In
csimbent shall continue % serve until
the courts decide who & leeally en-
Titled a the office.
Decisions oaoted
C0&fey2 counsel quoted numerous
decisions from law books which he
alleged - support his contention.
Attorneys Tor Mcfarland aro *
peoeod p taee tlp thu argument this
afteEnoon. 1t was indicnAed that they
viii oontend tl1at Ooffey's action "a
ro1lle1ne ~ onrTendor IL offlce 70
1Gy nklAnd q ~ ekSoet % thwart tn
w1u q thopeop1e - oxpge1ood at The
lat - 1kAfe~Ae Tka.nA HaSsn~-o~s-0 s|.-.- =.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Escaped From Sing Sing by
Diving Into Hudson River With
Heavy Mattress During Fog

Elizabeth. N. J., Feb. 5.-(R-The
slayer OF Blu Brennan, heavyweight
pugilist. was II jail today after be-
ing fugitive from Sing Sing prison
for two years.
Joseph Piolo. who disappeared mys-
teriously from prison on the night OF
March 2. 1927. was arrested here last
night as q suspicious character.
When approached In q. cafe he said
he was James Lavelle Of Newark. De-
tectives said they found q pistol In
his pocket. Police said his identity
as the escaped convict was establish
ed through police records.
The prisoner said that under cover
Of heavy fog he slipped out Of his
cell In Sing Sing carrying his mat
tress with him. Making his way to
the top Of the wall with the mat
tress, he said he held It before him
and leaped into the Hudson river.
Swimming q distance Of about three
city blocks, he said, he climbed ashore
and was away before the siren on the
prison sounded warning that z pris-
|oner had escaped.
Piolo and four others were indieted
for shooting Brennan In hts New
York cabaret In July, 1924. Piolo
pleaded guilty to granddaughter In the
first degree In October Of the same
year and was sentenced to Sing Sing
for 70 years.
Bill Brennan. Chicago pugilist. who
Was at ono time : contender Tor the
heavyweight championship. retired
from the ring In 1913 after being
knocked out BY Luis Firpo. Jack
Dempsey knocked him out twice, once
n ok roun = In 1918 and In u rounds
Ia 1910.
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were with the Allies and those Of
Sweden with the Central Powers.
King Haakon. related by blood to
Queen Alexandra Of England, still
further strengthened himself by mar
rying Princess Maud, daughter Of
King Edward and Queen Alexandra,
ana therefore Z sister Of the present
king Of England. Their child and heir,
Prince Olav, was born In England.
Olav was popular ct Oxford because
OF his absence Of "side." He was
known Is keen sportsman and an
excellent dancer. He is q hunter. q
sltier. and an expert skater. He raced
his yacht at Cowes and was made a
member Of the royal yacht squadron
there. He is tall and blond.
Al couple Of years ago, when Prin-
cess Astrid. niece Of the king Of Swe-
den. married the crown prince Of Bel
GUM, Prince Olav was present as q
representative Of the Norwegian royal
house. There he met the brides sis
ter, the lovely, dark-haired Princess
Martha.
'Prettiest Princess
It was q case Of love at first sight
and their engagement was frequently
fumored. The bride, who u q year
older than her 26%year-old fiance, Is
IAN expert musician and needlewoman
and has been called the prettiest un-
married princess in Europe.
Their marriage will bring about a
close union between the royal families
Of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, the
three Scandinavian countries. For
she, like her husband-to-bc, also is
related to King Christian Of Den
mark, being his niece.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Booth May Take Case
Into Court Litigation

London. Feb. 5.-(R)-There were
indications today that General Bran
well Booth. commander -in-chief o1
the Salvation Army. might carry hi
quarrel with the army's high council
to the courts again II the council re-
news It's efforts to depose him.
A statement BY his daughter, Cath.
crime Booth. that "the legal side o1
this situation has not ended" was q
interpreted BY observers Of the army'i
controversy. Miss Booth was said b
her secretary. Ensign jackson. to have
|been warned BY her solicitors not e
discuss army affairs inasmuch u
further litigation might develop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
C0R0NER'SNQUESY
TAKES initial STEP
IN FATAL ACCIDENT
Dale Simon and Robert Dever
Critically Injured, Report
ed Resting Easily

The law stepped into the Sunday
evening automobile tragedy which
cost the life Of Archie Dever, when q
Mandan coroner's jury at IL a. m. to-
day viewed the body as preliminary
to an inquest.
Funeral services for the dead man
will be held from the Catholic church
at Garrison at 8 q. m. Thursday with
Father Herman Mandry officiating.
The body will be taken to Garrison
Wednesday having been released from
custody Of E. ]. Gobel. Burleigh coun-
ty coroner, by the Morton county
coroner's jury.
Injured Are Recovering
Dale Simon and Robert Dever, four
year old son OF the dead man, the
most critically injured Of the party
Of five that required hospital atten-
tion, were reported as resting easily
today and with excellent chances for
recovery.
Pressure Of the skull Of Robert
Dever due to . fracture was relieved
by an operation performed Monday
afternoon.
T. ]. Krause, Morton county states
attorney, headed the coroner's jury
that launched an investigation Of the
tragedy today. Other members were,
A. r. Herman, Justice Of the peace. a.
acting coroner; H. r. Handtmann,
sheriff: L. g. Broderick, district court
reporter: Charles Roth, William
Machie and Frank N. Klein, jurors:
and NJ. A. Higgins, attorney. retained
by friends Of Simon to care for the
legal aspects Of the case.
Whit Accident Scene
After viewing the body, the Jury
adjourned to the scene Of the acci-
dent. It was decided to conduct the
entire hearing in Mandan 60 that
none Of the proceedings could be chal-
lenged on some technicality involv-
Ing county lines. The scene Of the
accident was In Norton county.
The Jury win b called togethes
when III Of the witnesses are recov-
cred from their injuries and are able
70 testify.
Further examination Of injuries
suffered BY Dever show numerous
fractures Of the slkul homes, ! 1rac-
ture Of the Jaw and severe bruises
about the body.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-05
Voice That Has Been
Heard by Millions Is
Stilled by Pneumonia

Pittsburgh. Feb. 5-(R)HA voice
that has been heard by millions Of
radio listeners from the arctic wastes
to the frozen stretches Of Theoe-
arctica, u stilled for the present. It
Is that owned by Louis kaufman,
chief announcer Of Westinghouse
station KDKA.
Kaufman. victim Of pneumonia,
is repeated q sinking rapidly" at his
home here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-18
ESTATE

ONE LOT on either Washington. Adj
ans or jefferson St. between 9Th and
Palm Blvd. Give best cash price.
Wallace Harwood. Phone 1923. x70
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FOR RENT-S0 acres potato land. irri-
gated. Call AZ l0l Adams Steet. or
phone $751; T-97
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ALFONSO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fur
nlshcd. Corner eth and Levee. Phone
$50. x142
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Grammar School To
Present Programs

Announcement Is made OF Christ
mas programs to he given nc Gram
mar school Friday, Dec. 20, by
school pupils. The first. second.
and third grades will begin their
entertainment at 10 "a. n., and con-
tinue 1t at l p. N.
Also at I -. m. In the junior col
lege auditorium the fourth and fifth
grade children will present a pa
geant, Worlds Redeemer," directed
by Miss Evelyn Tut, auditorium
teacher.
At 2:30 the PIT. A. will give the
children OF the school "A free movie
at the Dittmann theater. About 500
school children are to participate IN
the days events.
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1929 model Ford station wagon. No. 765.
Practically a new car. Speedometer regis
tiers 5000 miles. Spare tire. Here's one you
can't beat. Honestly think It's the best bar
gain we've offered; has had excellent cares
finish and upholstery like new. November
Sale Price $695-OO
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PRACTICALLY NEW store building.
16x55: attractive front. Elizabeth street.
Rent $500. Phone PAT. KS
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FOR RENT-Newly refinished apart
ment ln duplex 1920 West Elizabeth.
or call iiie-W. xl79
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS

holders OF me First National Bank IN
Brownsville. Texas. will be held at It's
banking house on Tuesday. January
~, 1880. at $50 O'Clock ?. m. for the
election CT directors and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. q.
9. Wagner. vfce-presidsnt and cashier.
Ills. KOS
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Twelve New Public
Schools In Mexico

MEXICO CITY. Dec. ll.-tPl-
The department OF public instruction
has announced establishment Of IL
new public schools In the federal
district fri addition to about 80 il
other parts Of the country. The de-
partment hopes TO open near zoo
more schools tn Mexico next year.
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ACKNOWLEDGED Worlds Best Selling
proposition. Big steady earnings year
round from steady repeat business.
Goods used daily IN every orr Hun
dreds Of satisfied users In every loca-
lily. Big expansion program brings re-
markable opportunity for advance
ment. Write at once. "A. l.. Lederer.
$40 W. Iowa Ave. Memphis. Tenn
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NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Rio Grande Valley Trust
Co. az Brownsville. Texas. will be held
at It's banking house on Tuesday.
January IA. 1880. at 1000 O'Clock a.
m. for the election OF directors and
the transaction OF such other bust
ness rs may properly come before the
meeting. d. +. Callahan. vice-presi-
dent.-f-f3. xi07
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3-ROOM APARTMENT. hot water.
new house: also broom apartment.
Telephone 9se-w. xIl6
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Having sold my interest in the Alex
andeT Tire Co. OF Brownsville. Texas.
TO g. T.. vauter nj G. a. Nietert. the
public IL hereby notified that the said
6. z. vauter and c. A. Nietert are re-
sponsible for all outstanding bills and
ere also to collect all accounts due
the said Alexander Tire Co. Dated
this 7th day Of December, 1879. Harris
Alexander. xIo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-18

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Merchants National
Bank OF Brownsville. Texas. will be
held az its banking house on Tues
day. January IA. 1880. at ; O'Clock p.
m. for the election OF directors and
the transaction OF such other business
Is may properly come before the meet
ing. Z. J. Tucker, vice-president and
cashfer.-i-l3. xi06
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BUSINESS O-PPORTUNTTR
Valley Representative
Wanted

Established firm with 40 years OF sue
cessfui business experience. rated half
million dollars, has an opening IN u
has unlimited possibilities for q man
living I'm any town In the Valley. No
selling. guaranteed monthly income.
business with proven record through
out the United States. Requires sl400
cash investment. which !. fully secured
against loss. VIII he &C Reese-Wii-
Mond hotel. Harrington. from Sunday.
Dec. IS. 70 Saturday. Dec. a. al this
week. Call. write. or wire Paul ~. Pat
rick. &c above hotel. for personal inter-
view.
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WANTED

POSITION wANTED-By mar with 10
years experience In handling freight,
parcel post and express shipments.
Employed SIX years as manager OF ship
ping and receiving departments with
one OF largest mail order houses in
North. II. r.. Weis, Gen. Delivery,
Brownsville. xl60
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LIGHTNING KILLS CHILD

RACINE, Wis. - Nine-year-old
Clara ROuth stood under IN tree
during q storm and was killed by
lightning.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR RENT-One sales room and garage
65 by 100 It. Splendid location on
highway. one store room rs by 40. on
highway. one block from high school.
One sales and garage. so by 90
It,. good location, two dcors from high
way. Address r. o. Box 255. or tele-
phone At0 ar ISL. xIO0
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WDAF WTAM KOA KVOO WFAA KPRC WOA WKY KSL WHO
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75r-TrawIers-Aiso Wade WMAQ WRRC Wink WGHP KNOX WFBM --
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T3e-Foresers' Male QuarNt-Aso KNK WREN WLW KYW WJR kFAB
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83o-Buck and Wing with Phil Cook-Also WREN WcKY KWK WHO
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U OR EXCHANGE

FOR ExCHAEGE-i65 acres on paved
road between Kennedy and KArnes
City. Karnes County. fine dairy propo-
sition: very good house. Also 400
GG-es fin black land west OF Karnes
City, lis In cultivation: good ren I'M
provements. Will trade separate for
something I'm the Valley. n. j. Thorn
as. La Feria, Texas. xi60
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-By office girl, roommate.
Address xei. care Herald XII
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WANTED: Good h~ousekeeper at once;
someone able to take entire charge Of
home. Good wages. AIRS. A. Y. Ander-
son, Fl Jardin District. VIVA
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established Valley
basis. Well located
v~cstsgstion. Price
reasons for selling.
Herald. x62
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Associated Press Photo
Marshal Feng Yu-Hslann directs
4 private army Of 100000 men. said
10 he the largest private army I'm
fhe world He 10 ne war with the
nationalist governments
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Herald Classified Ads are the Loud Speakers that Speak in All Language
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE 10 srocKHoLDERs

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the State National Bank or
Brownsville. Texas. viii be held at its
banking house on Tuesday. January
Ia. 1880. at $50 o'clock D.. m. for the
election OF diTectrz5 n the transac-
ton OF such otLSr business IS may
properl- come befuEE the meeting A
II. Fernandez. cashhS.--l-13. xloa
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FOR SALE Well
business on paying
and will stand
s40cOoo. Best Of
Address x62. care
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10
rBv The Associated Press1

Programs Tn Central Standard time. All time "a p. M.
Indicated Navelengths On left Of call letters. kiloeycies o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-18
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The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Texas Bank a. Trust
Co. OF Brownsville. Texas. viii be held
Ct its banking house on Tuesday, Jan
uary IL. 1880, nc $50 o'clock p. m. for
the election az directors and n trans
action OF such other business a. may
properly come before the meeting. Joe
Celays. Jr- ca~shier.-l-13. xll0