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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
JOHN MARTIN IS IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
FROM Nine WOUNDS
Mike Marbeck, Who Police Say
Confessed to Shooting.
eIames Whisky
GIRL, 3, HAS FLESH WOUNDS
Man and Daughter Shot While
Working In Their Garden
on South 10th St.
GIRL, 8, HAS FLESH WOUNDS

Having run amuck after co~nsurnins
quantity Of home-brewed LIQUOR.
Mike Marbeck, Bismarck, according
to his confession. fired shots which
wounded John Martin and three
year-old Elizabeth Martin early Tues
day evening, Police Chief G. J.. Mar
tineson, said Wednesday.
Martin IS In q serious condition In
q local hospital with nine buckshot
wounds IN his body, two Of which
pierced his lungs. His DAUGHTER IL
suffering from flesh wounds IN her
hip and head.
Martin was wounded while dier,n~
potatoes In the garden at the ear 81
his home at 3l2 So. 10th St. The
child was looking on.
interviewed in his cell at the civ
jail Wednesday, Marbeck could give
no reason for his act other than to
say. whisky did It,"
Fired From Kitchen
The shots were fired from the
kitchen OF the Marbeck home. which
Is next door to the one occuuied hv
the Martin family. Two large holes
IN the panels OF the kitchen door -
tween two and three feet from tho
floor have led authorities to believe
that Marbeck was In . kueeline posi-
ton when he fired the gun.
Marbeck insists that he had M
grievance against Martin and had no
reason to shoot him. Authorities aid
they believe that because Of his IN
tox1cated condition, Marbeck either
mistook Martin for someone elce or
that he fired through the door in thu
oellei that someone waS trying to
force MS way into the house.
immediately following the shoot
ing, Marbeek ran from hts housa "a
the home Of Adam AliiEus. 4 uel9hhoc.
according to M1iuE story, MSrbecir
appeared intoxicated and was talkine
wlldly. He said that Marbeck aslned
him to kick out the door nanels
which contained tho bullet holes.
Mil1tus said he went to tina Mar.
beck home and seized the Gun. vhich
lay on the table and ran from ca
house. finally managing 70 elude Mar
beck, who VI In pursuit.
Took Martin By Surprfpe
Martin could shed no light on the
affair, saying that it took him com
pletely by surprise. He said that he
was at work when the first shot wa
fired and he felt the shot enter his
body. Before he could collect his
wits, . second shot was fired, he said.
and his daughter began to cry. Seeing
that she was wounded by the second
shot, he picked her up and carried
her to the home Of q ueighbor.
Freddie Rosenberg, 10, who was
chopping wood nearby. said that one
Of the shots struck the axe he was
using while other neighbors reported
that some Of the shot was found lodg-
ed in the walls Of their homes.
Authorities were conducting IN In
vestigation Of the case Wednesday to
determine what charges would be
be brought against Marbeck.
Martin is employed by . transfer
concern while Marbeck is q delivery
man for . dairy company here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Broad Shoulders and Slighty-Fitted .
Waists to be Observed In Men Styles

1T the knee, narrower at the cuff
and will have extension waist
bands. The cuffs will be one and
three-fourths inches high. Vests
have six buttons, the sixth to be
left unfastened, and sleeves have
four buttons, double brea sted
models also will be good.
Materials will be plain or SELF
striped-blue gray, oxford gray.
dark blue or brown tones-m
flanuels, unfinished worsteds and
Saxouiee.
Hand-woven or han d spun
tweeds, soft but rough looking will
be used for top coats IN raglan
style with ~ belt !,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Say Carol Seeking
Hand of Princess

Belgrade, Jugoslavia. Sept. 2.-R-
King Carol Of Rurnania Is reported
to be seeking the hand in marriage Of
Princess Maria Francesca, second
daughter Of King Emanuel Of italy.
Princess Maria, II. has been men,
toned as the fiancee Of Archduke Of
to, pretender to the throne OF Austria.
but the rurnor has been denied.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Women Fight Duel
Over Mans Favor

Mexico City. Sept. 2.-R-Two
women fought q pistol duel We'd
nesday a. the result Of rivalry for
the affections Of Sergio Silva, .
tailor, and one was perhaps NOR
tally wounded.
The duel ended when 6enorita
Sofia Mendoza fell with a bullet
wound. The other duelist, Maria
de Los Angeles Garcia, went to
tail.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Presume Submarine
Nautilus Under Ice

Oslo, Norway. Sept. 2.-R-The
radio station at Bergen has been un-
able to effect 2 contact with Sir HUI
bert wilkins polar submarine Maui
titus for three days and there Is much
speculation as to what may have hap
pened.
Every night tho station has called
and every day 1t has listened for an
answering signal. It Is presumed the
Nautilus has gone under the ice pack
and her radio signals have not been
strong enough for Bergen to pick up.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
DAZZLING SPEED IS
TALK OF CROWDS AT
NATIONAL AIR RACES
Lowell l6aylss, Springfield,
Mass, Attracts Most At
tention Tuesday

Cleveland. Sept. 1-R-Dazzlins
speed, In the. achievement Of which
American pilots hope to write new
records into the books, was the talk
Of the. 1881 national air races We'd
nesday.
Rain forced postponement Of to-
days events Of the races.
With the first taste OF real speed
offered by Lowell Bayles, slightly
built and mild-mannered record chal-
lenger from Springfield, Mass. spec
tators chafed at the postponement Of
the arrival Of more quick-stepping
planes from the west coast.
The lure Of speed, however, kept
the seven pilots officially entered in
the derby dash from Los Angeles In
quest Of the Bendix trophy and q
pot Of gold on the ground.
Air race officials announced that
the fliers were awaiting the best pos
sible weather In an effort to shatter
Capt. Frank Hawks transcontinental
record of Il hours and 25 minutes.
They have until Sept. s to be awning.
BayleS, who rode . strong wind to
attain q speed Of 286 miles an hour
one way over q one.mile course and
averaged 267.342 miles an hour In
four daShes, said he would make sew
eral changes on his plane in an effort
to break the world record Of 278.A8
miles an hour, set In 1924 by q
Frenchman, warrant officer Bonnet.
Winners In Tuesdays events In
cluded John Livingston, Aurora, Ill,
who averaged l67.765 miles an hour
to qualify for the mems 5l0-cubic
inch race and l32.555 miles an hour
to qualify for the 30-mile test Tor
planes powered with engines Of $50
cubic inches or less. Livingston Is out
10 maintain his record as . winning
pilot which has been built In 113 rae
ing events with 50 firsts, SO seconds.
and ~ thirda dS1rin0 hfR rareAr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Vigilantes Chase 2
Groups of Vandals

Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 2-R-
Members Of the vigilance committee
Of Thompson, q village south OF
here, chased two parties Of vandala
early "wednesday morning. but failed
to capture them. One pair OF van
dak abandoned an, auto containing
several bushels Of potatoes, presum-
ably stolen, and the other soaked
their car with kerosene and set fire
to It. They also burned the loot taken
In q pool hall robbery there. Two prt-
yate garages were robbed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
sNrYr1Nc PLANT no OPEN

SMELLING PLANT TO OPEN
Helena. Mont, Sept. 2.-R-Re.
sumption Of operations with one fur
mace, requiring 200 employees. Is sched-
uled for Sept. Is at the East Helena
plant Of the American Smelling and
Refining company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Killed in Plane
Crash In Minnesota

Barrett, Mimi, Sept. 2.-R-val
Lund. Sioux City, a., pilot, and Ell
raer Hjelle, Barrett, were killed We'd
nesday when their plane crashed
from 1000 feet into field . mile
from the home Of Lunds parents near
here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Deadlock Exists in
Texas Oil Situation

Austin, Tex. Sept. 2.-F-A dead
lock existed Wednesday between Gov
ernor Ross s. Sterling and the Texas
railroad commission over projected
proration plans for the prolific east
Texas oil field.
When Governor Sterling disap-
proved the plan drawn Tuesday BY
the railroad commission 1t was q sig
nal TOR his troops in east Texas to
carry on" under his martial law
proclamation Of Aug. II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02

AN1EUS1C1A3V O8C0 1N 0OSSA1VSN
New York. Sept. 2-tN-C. Harold
Smith, New York manufactures, who
in 1929 asked tho public's advice on
how to dispose Of @lo.o0o,O00 Tor ths
greatest good to humanity, Is dead n
London:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
Wales. WIN

Victoria. B. g.. Sept. 2-tR)-short-
horn cattle entered by the Prince Of
Wales made almost . clean sweep OF
prizes, ct the Victoria exhibition. It
was announced wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-02
The Weather

Partly cloudy ana somewhat
warmer tonight; Thurs. unsett1o0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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England's Old Broadway.

Some folks deem It 8 shame that such
a lovely English village should possess
the name OF Broadway. Perhaps more
New Workers seek 1t on that account
than If it were called by some other
more poetic name suited TO Its ioveliness.
Hidden away in Worcestershire. it Is
only 90 miles from London. Like it's
American namssake, Broadway virtually
consists of one street. But nothing
about II is modern. There are charm
ing cottages and the Lygon Arms, ons
OF Engiands most aAeisns sAd pie.
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Evening star., 1931-12-28

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81 Humble
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IS. Edges.
n. Spanish keeper Of a jail.
81 Saw.
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81 Fuses.
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s. Prevaricates.
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81 Coy.
g. State forcibly.
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81 Despicable.
68 Thin.
90 Narrative poems.
10 Semi-precious stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-01
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
RENO, New, May Cleared to grind
out one uncontestcd divorce every 10
minutes if necessary to keep pace,
Reno's divorce mill will begin operating
on the grist of 42-day DEGREES today or
tomorrow.
More than 300 suits are awaiting
filing but because of uncertainty due
to the phrasing of the new law which
cut the required residential period in
half, many of these will not be filed
until Saturday. The final clause of the
act reads from and after May l" and
most of the attorneys, to be safe, are
interpreting the statute to mean it be-
comes effective May 2.
Days Ahead of Idaho.
In any evynt, the high speeding of
matrimonial separations takes a jump
of several days on Idaho, where the
new three-month law does not become
effective until May 5 and head start
Of more than a month on Arkansas
where the unhappily wed can discard
their mates on and after June 10
following 80 days of residence. In
Arkansas, non-residents must live in
the Commonwealth so days before filing
a petition and 80 additional days be-
fore being eligible for decree.
After the first rush is over Reno'S
two judges plan to hold only one cal
endar day a week, upon which the
uncontested suits will be showed through
on the 1o-minute schedule and reserve
the other five court days for contested
divorces and other cases. Until the
opening rush is cared for, on each