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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
MOVIE MAN GETS DECREE
Robert J. Butler Charged Abandon
ment by English Wife.

RICHMOND, Ind, July P).-
Robert j. Butler, movie cameraman,
was granted a divorce in Circuit Court
here today from Phyllis Butler, whom
he married as the elimination of a
wartime romance in London, where the
woman was well known as an opera
singer. The divorce petition charged
abandonment.
The couple lived in the United States
until 1921, when Mrs. Butler visited
England and refused to return to her
husband in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
Five Killed in Bus.

ARAD, Rumania, July A).-A motor
bus hit a tree here today, killing i've
persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06

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q victim of his association with the
investigator.
: Roth acted as an undercover man for
Hamtramck and Federal officers and
was carried on the Hamtramck police
pay roll as a patrolman. Mrs. Roth said
-one of the killers had been to see him
previously to ask his assistance in some
-caes. He had agreed to help Metz, she
said, accounting for the latters pres
~ence.
z'BUGS" MORAN BOSS IN HIDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
ONE DIES, ANOTHER
DYING, is OTHERS
HURT IN CRASHES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
CANISTER KILLERS
SHOOT DOWN FOUR
MEN IN TWO CITIES

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-06
"BIG BUSINESS"
STRANGLES INITIATIVE
IN u. S., SAYS DRESSER

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
FIND WRECKAGE OF
Missing AIRPLANE
TWO MEN ARE Lost
Believe Craft Fell in Lake Erie
and Was Washed Ashore
by Waves

Conneaut. Ohio, Sept. 27.-F-The
wreckage Of the plane In which Pilot
willard Parker and his passenger
william J. McNulty, Columbus. Ohio
salt manufacturer, disappeared early
Wednesday. was found scattered
along the Lake Eric shoreline. three
miles west Of here, early today. Nc
bodies were found. The plane had
fallen In the lake and the wreckage
washed ashore.
The wreckage was identified by
manufacturers numbers. It was DIS
covered b. w. D. Dimick Of Con-
neaut, after airplane pilots and 9th
ers had searched for two days.
Parker and McNulty took Oft from
Cleveland municipal airport ct l:3c
.. M, "wednesday, saying they were
going to Buffalo and to Mtfl1inburg
Pa. They never reached either place
At the time Of the take-off they
had gasoline enough to last only
about five hours. When no reporta
Of their landing were received, search
was begun. There M no indication
n the wreckage Of what CAUSED the
accident. The engine was missing
frum the wreckage.
Search was started immediately fos
the bodies Of McNulty and Parker,
Mayor Roy A. Pease Of Conneaul
took charge. and ordered Ill available
police to the scene.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Philadelphia Man
First One in Line
: For World Series

Philadelphia, Sept. 27.-RHThe
line at shibe park where the cham
pion Athletics will meet the st. Louis
Cardinals. the National League PEN
nant winners In the world series next
"wednesday and Thursday has start
ed. The 'line" 80 far is represented
by only one man. He arrived ct the
bleachers ticket window during the
night ana said he was determined to
buy ticket No. / when the field seats
are placed on sale next "Wednesday
morning.
The fan gave his name aS William
J. Sulliyan,sS2ok Rhiladelph1a-
Sullivan brought to the park q suit
case filled with clothing, bottles Of
water, an umbrella and other things
he may need during the long wait
before the bleacher gates are opened.
Soon after daybreak today he set up
q small mirror on the ledge OF the
ticket window and shaved.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27

New York. Sept. 2.-R-Mrs.
Connie Marcus, Fifth avenue sales
woman. has emerged from hiding to
tell authorities Of her friendship with
Joseph Force Crater. missing supreme
court justice. but the recital furnish
ed no clues to the whereabouts Of the
missing jurist.
Mrs. Marcus, q divorcee, disappear
ed September IS, at the time public
search was begun for Crater.
She told Police Commissioner Null
rooney and Assistant District Attor-
ney Albert Unger yesterday that she
went away to avoid any "embarfass-
ment and humiliation" In connection
with Justice Crater's disappearance
but had returned upon the advice Of
friends.
She said she had known Justice
Crater six or seven years and had
seen him three or four times a month.
He gave her gifts q money. ahe said,
amounting to go to 500 4 month.
AT their last meeting, she aaid Jus
tice Crater appeared tired but was
cheerful. He told her Of his plans fol
q vacation 1t his summer home and
said he expected to return to New
York abeat August n.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
OF TRADE
ACCUSED BY NYE
OF MANIPULATION
Senator Charges Traders Are
Engaged in Conspiracy to
Discredit Farm Board

Warrington, Sept. 27-F-Senator
Nye, Republican, North Dakota.
charged today that Boards Of Trade
and Chambers Of Commerce had been
operating in foreign markets in q
conspiracy to depress farm prices lin
order to discredit the farm board"
The North Dakotan said he would
call upon Chairman Legge Of the
farm board to inquire into this.
As q result Of the recent disclosure
Of the selling Of wheat In the Amer
lean market in futures exchanges by
the soviet, Nye predicted q deter
mined effort would be made in the
next session to curb the operations Of
the grain exchanges in future deal
ings.
He also predicted that, IS q result
Of the depressed prices Of farm prod
ucts, q movement would be revised In
congress for incorporation Of the
equalization fee principal Of farm re-
lief as q part Of the new farm mar
keting act.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
ENFORCEMENT HEAD
BARS PROSECUTlON
IF NO SALES MADE
Admits Policy Is Not Wholly In
Accord With Law Against
Possession.
TO PERMIT TRANSFORMATION
Proviso 10 That No Past or In
tended Commercial Viola
tons Be involved
TO PERMIT TRANSFORMATION

Washington, Sept. 27.-ReThe
citizen who manufactures wine OF
beer In his home for home consump-
ton, with no sales involved. was held
today by Prohibition Director Amos
W. W. Woodcock to be beyond the
reach Of federal enforcement Agen-
cies.
AS q matter Of Law, Woodcock ex-
planned today In his first pronounce
ment on this point. the home manu-
facturer is liable. to punishment II
the liquor he produces Is Intoxicating
In fact This. he said, Is . point Tor
the Jury to decide.
Practically speaking, however. he
continued, evidence to bring the home
manufacturer to trial cannot be OBJ
tanned unless commercial features are
involved upon which . search war
rant can be issued.
Woodcock said q citizen can trans
port wine manufactured In his own
home and for home consumption,
providing that 1t Is not Intoxicating
in fact and that no commercial law
violations are involved. He said moth
ing about it being allowable tor q
citizen to transport beer.
He returned today from an inspec-
ton tour of Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey and Delaware. His survey was
Devoted to conditions within the en-
forcement. organisation and he re-
ported them excellent In Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey and peor "
Delaware.
This circumstance. he said, wa
due to the fact that the state had
been without q. deputy administratcr
fora month, but with one now on
the job. HE expected rapid improve
ment.
He praised Pennsylvania highly for
cooperation given the federal enforce
>ment authorities by the state and
local governments, particularly BY the
state constabulary and the Philadel-
ptaia police.
In that city. he said, some 1000
saloons had been closed BY the
city police and it was estimated only
fourteen remained. Sufficient evi-
dence against these could not be OBJ
tanned, he explained, but the police
are still at work on them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
More Than 100 Injured When Stands
Collapse at Football Game in Ohio

ambulance was used to carry 50 OF
those more seriously hurt to hospitals.
There were nc fatalities. Broken
limbs, several fractured skulls and
severe body bruises were the worst In
juries reported.
The game proceeded over the pro-
test Of the Central high schooi prtn-
cipal.
The collapse was believed by many
to have been due to o~vercrowding and
to the age Of the bleachers. An In
spector for the state department OF
workshops and factories said he found
pieces Of timber used In the stands
were decayed at the center so that
they could be picked TO pieces with
the fingers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
|FIVE PERSONS DIE,
THREE BOATS
ON lake MICHIGAN
Death Toll May Mount as Result
Of 40-M Mile Gale whipping
Water Into Fury
NINE RESCUED FROM BARGE
Five Others Go Down 40 Craft
Sinks Near Shore; sWindjam-
mer' Goes to Bottom

Muskegon. Mich, Sept 27.-N9-
The waters Of Lake Michigan, whip.
ped into fury by . 40-mile gale yes
terday, took the lives Of ct least five
persons, swallowed up two boats ana
left the fate Of Q third undetei mined
this morning.
The five dead were members Of the
crew Of the barge ealvor, caught In
the gale yesterday afternoon when
less than two miles from safely In the
harbor here.
Nine others Of the II who were
aboard the barge reached shore alive.
Two Of them were brought IN this
morning after having spent Is hours
dashed to the derrick on the barge.
They were taken to Grand Haven BY
members Of the coast guard crew from
that point, who shot Z line aboard
the barge this morning to rescue
them.
A third man dashed to the derrick
was dead, and because OF the heavy
seas still running, efforts to remove
his body were abandoned.
The other vessel to 60 down. before
the gale was the schooner Our
SON." last Of her type on ths'1akes.
She foundered of Ludinyton, Mich,
her crew u seven being removed by
the fxeighter william Nelson.
"A third boat, the steel nulled mo-
tor carrier North Shore. which left
st. Joseph with q cargo Of grapes yes
terdsy morning IN route to Milwau-
kee, had not been reported today.
! She carried five men and Z woman.
Fears for the safety Of eight menu
bers Of the coast guard crew from
Ludington, who set out ct 4 p. m,
yesterday to 90 to the aid Of the
schooner, were dispelled this norm
ing when word wa received here that
they had reached sheboyan, Wis,
making the crossing under their own
power.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
SEYMOUR TO QUIT
POLITICAL PICTURE
Man Involved In Norris contro-
versy in Nebraska Resigns
G. o. P. Campaign Job

Denver, Colo, Sept. 2I.-P-Re-
v~erberations OF the dual Norris Re-
publican senatorial candidates. today
presaged the probable exit Of Victor
Seymour, Lincoln business man, from
the western political picture.
Seymour. lately appointed assist
ant vice chairman OF the western Re-
publican political campaign. yesterday
t~elegraphed his resignation to 6ena-
tor Frederick Steiwer Of Oregon. In
his telegram Seymour insisted that
while he was absolutely innocent OF
any wrong act" In connection with
the Nebraska primary controversy.
he Was acting solely from . desire 70
keep the publicity attending the CONF
mittee hearings Of Senator Gerald =.
Nye, In Nebraska, from reflecttng on
the party's senatorial committee.
Whether Seymour's. resignation
would Be accepted was not announced
but It was the consensus OF party
leaders that it would be.
At McCook, Neb.. Senator George
Norris said he understood Senator
Nye and Porter H. Hale. Of the SEN
ate campaign funds investigating
committee, had recommended Sey-
mour's removal.
Seymour. In the Nye hearing at
Lincoln. denied he knew anything
about the candidacy Of George w.
Norris ''the second" q grocer OF Bro
ken Bow, Neb.. whose filing for the
nomination to the office held by SEN
akor Norris was throuvn 0ilt because
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27

Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 27.-N1-An
investigation to determine the cause
Of the collapse Of bleacher stands at
the Central high school athletic field
last night, resulting in injuries to
approximately 100 spectators at q
football game, was in progress today.
The sections Of seats. occupied by
upwards Of $500 persons, gave way
Just as the first half Of the Contra
high Youngstown CLANCY high game
ended. The occupants we're thrown
to the ground. Many Of them were
struck By. falling timbers, Others were
pinned. beneath sections OF the stands
or piled upon BY other persons.
Emergency treatment was provided
for the injured and every available
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Schneider Arrested
In Hijacking Case

A warrant charging transportation
OF LIQUOR was served on Oscar 6chnei-
der in Q local hospital Friday after
noon. Schneider Is kept to q cot there
by his wounds In the shooting recently
ct . local garage between liquor run
ners and himself while he wa hi
lacking the formers alcohol. Marshal
Jacob Rothschiller, Of Fargo, made
the arrest.
o.. g. Commissioner J. z. D0ran re-
quired q bond Of $500. It had not
been obtained this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
FOOTBALL


gAE0b CEgOO
Penn State o; Nigarag 0.
Columbia IS; Middlebury 0.
Penn State 0; Niagara 0.
Dartmouth Z; Norwich o.
Brown o: Rhode Island State o.
Colgate 8; st. Lawrence 0.
Massachusetts, Aggies 0: Bates 0.
Minnesota 0; South Dakota State o.
Wesleyan 8; Colby o.
Ohio State s; Mount Union 0.
Univ. Of Pittsburgh 8; Waynesburg Q.
City College Of N. Y. z: Long Island
Univ. o.
Albright o: Connecticut Aggies 0.
Pitt 10: WAyneSburg O..
Army Z; Boston Univ. O.
Drexel o; swarthmore O.
Lowell Textile o; Arnold O..
Lehigh o; Ursinus o..
Villanova O; Lebanon Valley Q.
Muhlenberg o; st. Josephs 0.
Carnegie Tech IA: Univ. OF Buffalo o
Union -: Cooper Union 0.
Michigan o; Denison 0.
Second Period
Wesleyan 8. Colby o.
Union 10, Cooper Union Q.
Villanova IL, Lebanon Valley 0.
Carnegie II, University Of Buffalo Q.
Colgate 10, st. Lawrence 0.
Ohio State IL, Mount Union o.
Lowell Textile 0, Arnold 0.
Drexel Z, Swarthmore Q.
Yale IL, Maine o.
Lehigh IL, Ursinus 0.
Bates 6, Massachusetts, Aggies 0.
@. G. New York 10, Long Island U.O.
Boston College 81, Catholic y. Z.
Army Z, Boston University o.
Albright-O, Connecticut Aggtes 0.
Michigan y. Denison 0.
Third Period
Army 10, Boston University 0.
Michigan Is, Denison O.
Yale 80. Maine O..
Pittsburgh 26, Waynesburgk 0.
Boston College 800 Catholic Univ. Z.
Final
Bucknell Fresh -: stroudsburg T.
G. O..
At New Haven: Yale 80; Maine 0.
At Pittsburgh: Pitt 81; Wayne
burg o.
pennsylvania Military College Is;
Prospect Park O..
Army 80; Boston Univ. O..
Michigan 80: Denison 0.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Stock Market Rides
Out Selling Spree

New York. Sept. 27-R-The stock
market rode out another selling
squall today, closing irregular after q
furry Of covering at the close had
reduced most Of the early losses and
enabled numerous issues to show
small net advances.
Rails and oils were specially weak.
The industrial favorites yer well
supported although some touched
new lows for the decline during the
liquidation Of the first hour and a
half.
Sales were large for q Saturday.
totaling slightly more than 100000
shares. 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
TWO MEN DIE IN
MYSTERIOUS FIRE
Burn to Death When Mime.
apolis Greenhouse Il De-
stroyed by Flames

Minneapolis. Sept. 2.-R-Two
men were burned to death in q mys-
terious fire that carly today destroyed
. greenhouse and other buildings on
. truck farm In south Minneapolis.
Paul and Joseph zeickel. care
takers. were asleep In the main build
ing. . two-stoFy structure. when the
blaze broke out and were unable to
escape.
City water mains are not extended
to the area In which the farm Is To-
Gated and firemen fought the blaze
with chemicals. They prevented It
spreading to = tank containing 1000
gallons Of gasoline.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Standard Announces
Gasoline Price Cut

Chicago. Sept. 27.-PeA 2 cent
cut in the service station and tank
wagon price Of gasoline and a similar
reduction for kerosene will be made
by the Standard Oil Company Of In
diana next Monday.
Edward g.. Schubert, president. said
the cut was forced by "unsound con-
ditions In the oil industry"
The reductions will be effective
throughout the Indiana corporations
territory except where local adjust
ments to meet competition already
have been made.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
KILLDEER BRIDGE
CONTRACT IS LET
BY HIGHWAY BOARD
Structure to Be Erected by Min.
neapolis Bridge Company;
Will Cost $73,677

Contracts for go, 72s In road and
bridge construction were awarded late
today BY. the North Dakota highway
[ComInissi0n.
Projects for which contracts were
let, included 1864 miles Of grading
work, 53.068 miles Of crawling and
construction Of . bridge at Killdeer
The structural work for the bridge
will be done by the Minneapolis
Bridge company. Minneapolis, at q
cost Of $73,677. The grading contract
was awarded to the Dickinson Con-
struction company. Dickinson, which
bid $l0,5e5. The North Dakota Cul-
vert Co., Fargo, received the culvert
contract ut $2.008, while the concrete
pipe award was given to the North
Dakota Concrete Products company
which bid $43.
Contracts let for highway construc-
ton are:
Crawling
State Highway No. II. west Of Graf
ton. Walsh county. 1928 miles, MI
garry Brothers, Balm, MIMI, $28,257.
No. II, east Of Lidgerwood, Rich
land county. 1868 miles, &c. O4.
No. 6. south Of Mandan. Morton
county, 13.768 miles. Northwest Con-
struction company. Fargo, $16,90l.
No. IS, west Of Stanton. Mercer
county, 1874 miles, Charles Byers,
Hampton, Iowa, 1884.
Grading
No 81, south Of Mountain, Pembina
county, o.068 miles. 8. J. Anderson,
Warren, MIMI, "a, 562; structural
work. Rice Brothers, Bismarck, $5,663;
concrete pipe. Concrete Section Gull
vert company, Fargo. $l.615: metal
pipe, North Dakota Metal Culvert
company, Fargo. $1,172.
No. -, south Of toilette, Pembina
county, 1891 miles, s. J. Anderson,
$23,7 63: structural, Fargo Bridge and
Iron company. 42.421: concrete pipe,
Concrete Section Culvert company,
$2.906: metal pipe. North Dakota
Metal Culvert company. $3,0l7.
No. 80, Streeter to Medina, Suits
man county. 1882 miles, Hass Con-
struction company. Minot. $34,014;
North Dakota Metal Culvert company,
1852; Concrete Section Culvert Co.,
1921.
u. g. No. 2. west Of Minot, Ward
county. 0.23S mile. grading. oil mix
surfacing, Dakota Concrete company,
Inc, Minot, 1851.
u. 8. IS. south Of Bowman, Bow
man county, 11.064 miles. Dowd Bros.
Clark. g. D. $24,263: structural.
Northwest Engineering company,
Rapid City, $3,o57; concrete pipe.
North Dakota Concrete Products
company: Mandan. $2,083: metal pipe,
North Dakota Metal Culvert COM
pany, 1853.
No. Is, east Of Werner. Dunn
county, 1886 miles, Modernized Con-
struction company, Wishek. 35.095;
structur. II, Rice Brothers. Bismarck,
13,404; metal pipe. North Dakota
Metal Culvert, 1910: concrete pipe.
North Dakota Concrete Products,
$3.50.
No. II. east of Cando, Towner
county. 1884 miles, williams Collins,
Lakota, 1854: metal pipe, North
Dakota Metal Cylvert. 81 .328: concrete
pipe. North Dakota Concrete Prod
ucts, $l,855.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
New York to Set Its
Clocks Back Tonight

New York. Sept. X.-R-Thou-
sands Of persons win set their
watches and clocks back me hour be-
fore retiring tonight. making them
conform to Standard time.
The change marks the end OF day.
light saving zine. which ~.1t into
effect April a when timepieces were
moved one hour ahead. The official
hour ..of the change front daylight tc
STANDARD time win b 2 .. m, Sur
day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27

New York. Sept. T.-F9-A frantic
cry over . telephone and Z missing
man today gave police what they be-
Ieye u 4 murder mystery
A telephone operator In Brooklyn
plugging In on q call ~ startled 70
hear Z scream and q voice u terror
crying, you're killing me. ton t.
She immediately notified police VINO
traced the call TO the office o! Carl
schjevland, -. In q millwrasht plant
II 1rookiyA-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Frantic Cry, Heard on Telephone,
Gives Gotham Police New Mystery

In the office the police found dgns
Of q terrific struggle. blood stains on
the floor and the telephone receiver
of the hook. No trace could De
found OF 5chjevland at the Office or
at his home.
Employees told the police he was
alone. WORKING on hts cooks. when
they left.
Although no motive was establish.
| ed, police we're working on the theory
10 had been kidnapped and killed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Duck Hunter Fined $50
For Rushing Season

g. A. Storm. Of Rock Lake. was
fined $50 by Mrs. Belle, justice OF the
peace 1t Cando. for hunting ducks
out Of season, according to . report
received By Burnie Maurek, state
game commissioner.
Storms automatic shot gun was
confiscated by the Justice, but on adj
vice Of an attorney that she had no
authority to do that. Mrs. Belle re-
stored the gun to the owner. Costs
Of $3.50 were Suspended.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
Cant Opener Helps
Girl Out in World

Lawrence. Kas.. Sept. 2.-R-Fng
the. girl who wants to get out into the
world. knewledge OF the modern cul-
mary art has its advantages.
For example there u Betty Claar.
cast into the Douglas county bastile
on q burglary charge. Betty got out
into the world BY picking the cen
lock with = can-opener.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
C0lOrful Minnes0tan
Is Dead in California

Brainerd, Mimi. Sept. 2z-RH
Death ended the colorful life OF Carl
H. Douglas. early Brai1erd mayor,
hotel operator, Indian fighter, Klon-
dixie gold seeker and roadhouse pro-
prietor Of the Canadian northwest. .
son revealed here Friday. He died In
California last week at the age Of "a
years. He leaves two sons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
FISH CREW 40 THROUGH

FISH CREW GO THROUGH
The state fish planting crew went
through here today on the way to
Lennon lake, north Of that Dakota
boundary line town, taking Q Lot OF
pike and bass there to place In the
waters. Young fish for Hettinger.
Mott, Dickinson and several other
towns with lakes and rivers = prop
agated In Lennon lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27
e NVE-YEAR E r

Brussels, Belgium, Sept. 2.-R-
Fernando de Rosa, 22-year-old 1tal-
Ian, today was found guilty Of at
tempting to assassinate Humbert,
Prince Of Piedmont and Crown
Prince Of Italy. here last October. and
was condemned to five years Inn
prisonment and to pay the costs Of
his trial.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27

Devils Lake, N. D., Sept. 27.-(R-
Rockwell Sayre. Chicago real estate
man who was shot to death today by
his son. was well known In this sec
ton.
He visited here often to inspect
farm property which he owned. He
was owner Of over 1000 acres Of farm
land In Ramsey county and had ad-
ditional holdings In Nelson county.
His last visit here was about q month
ago.
6ayre was said by acquaintance
here to have had certain ~ecceutrtct-
ties. He began q campaign some time
ago to rid the world Of cats by 1880.
and had written to newspapers In
this state letters regarding the "cat
menace"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27

Naini Nal. United Provinces, India,
Sept. 27.-RHOne person was kill
% and IS wounded BY police rifles
today when police tried 10 suppress
q demonstration Of n~ati0nalists. eev-
eral policemen also were injured.