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DOUBT BE RELEASED

NICE, France, Mar. 20. (P) nm Doubt that Mrs. Charlotte Nash Nixon Nirdlinger, American beau ty, held for the fatal shooting of her husband, would be re- leased on bail until her case was disposed of was expressed by her counsel after a conference in her cell.
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DIRECTS VERDICT 0F ACQU|TAl F0R B0WlEs

HILLSBORO, Oregon, Mar 2l (P) Judge G. Bagley over ruled the defense motion and dir : ected a verdict of acquittal in the BOWles-LOukS trial.
 He reserved the right to take the case from the jury at any fu- ture time without further counsel argument.
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FOURTEEN THOT DIED

SHANGHAI, Mar, 21, (P, U Chinese customs officials have been informed that the death toll in the sinking of the French steamer Chang Kiang, was IA. She carried more than 200 pas sengers, These were rescued.
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TORNADO KILLS THREE

CLINTON, Okla, Mar, 21, P) A tornado killed three, Mrs. Louise Anderson, 81; A. w. An derson, 51; and son. Charles Collins was electrocuted while repairing a power line
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25o DROWN CHINA SEA

SHANGHAI, Mar, zI, IHJ-An unconfirmed report said 250, per sons were lost with the sinking of the French steamer Chang Xii ang after striking a rock in the China Sea, off Annoy. March l6.
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SIGNS GAMBLING BILL

CARSON CITY, Nev., Mar, 21, R-Gov. F. B. Belzar signed the licensed gambling bill ef- fective immediately.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Mum and Sansen
in Weight Contest
Captains Of 1891 Minnesota
and Iowa Football Teams
Clash Saturday

Minneapolis, Feb. 20.-(P-Two Of
next falls football captains will meet
iii another sport Saturday night at
the University of Minnesota field
house when Clarence Mum, Gopher
grid captain and track star, contests
with Oliver Sansen, of Iowa. in the
shot put.
Mum has a mark Of nearly AZ feet
to his credit this winter and the es-
tablishmcnt of a new record at the
Minnesota-Io field meet Saturday
is possible. Mum is a ~favorite over
Sansen, although the Gopher star has
been beaten this season by Sammy
Behr, Wisconsin, who holds the con-
ference title.
Cam Hackle will have some stiff
competition in the high jump, with
Edward t.. Gordon. leading American
collegiate broad jumper, on the Iowa
team.
Iowa will bring another conference
.itle- holder to the meet Saturday at
the University Fieldhouse. Henry
Candy. Iowa pole vaulter, averaged l3
feet 3 inches in his contest last sea-
son and established the conference
indoor record in 1929. Candy will be
opposed by Meryin Parks, Minnesota
vaulter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Mott d Will
Take Part in Bout

Fargo, N. D., Feb. 20. Rod Nc
MILAN, Mott, and Cliff Bollman, Far.
60, two rugged football stars, vii.
fight it out with padded gloves in tbs
feature bout Of the Bison's seconC
1881 boxing card, Saturday. it was
announced by 1t. Fay Smith. North
Dakota State college boxing coach.
They are light heavyweights.
Both Bollman and Mcmillan have
fought student bouts in past years as
heavyweights. the latter taking the
heavyweight crow last year. Boil.
made the lighter class after heavs
training this winter and the feud be-
tween the two is continued.
Six bouts are scheduled ard In
clude: Donald Lieb. OrtonvilIe
Mimi, VS.. John Rice. Beach. bantam.
weights; John Gabe, Taylor, VS.. Paul
Reiten, Petersburg, welterweights;;
Lawrence Wishnevski. Tower City.
and Arnold Kunkel, New Salem,
lightweights; Ralph Murray. Beulah
VS.. Robert Thompson, Dilwortl,.
Mimi, welterwcights, and Kenneth
Ellison, Mandar1, VS.. william lIass.l-
stroln, Alamo, middleWeights.
Ten bouts will be held in the col
lcge armory and will begin at 7.30
y m
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Dickinson Rifle
Team Represents
State at Meet
Company K, Unit of National
Guard, Win Right in Janu-
airy R%egimentaI Match

Dickinson. N. D., Feb. 70. - Com
pany x. Dickinson unit of the Ma
tional Guard, has the best rifle team
in the state of North Dakota.
In a %regimental match fired Iii
January. in which % teams competed
the local company won high scores
and the right to represent the state
as the North Dakota rifle team in an
indoor match between the National
Guards OF Porto Rico. the Hawiian
Islands. and the United States. The
match is being held the latter part OF
the month and is being sponsored by
the chief of militia bureau of Wash
ington. D. c.
Each man on the team, 10 In num-
Der, receives a bronze medal for hay
ing high score in the state. The
prizes being offered in the national
match include a silver medal for each
member of the winning team and a
large silver trophy. Four different
stages. prone. sitting, kneeling, and
standing are to be used in the con.
test and 10 shots are to be fired III
each stage.
The team is headed by Capt. w. r
Klinefelter. It's other members are
Frank Richards, first lieutenant;
Lawton E. Osborn. second lieutenant;
Sergeants Rufus B. Lee, W. c. Suth-
erland. Zenc Mcconnell, and Frank
L. Flynn: and Privates John E. Dins-
dale, George r. Lee, and Jack Lee.
The total cor of the Dickinson
team was 3,163 with the headquarters
company of Fargo placing second
| with a score of 1920.
Company A of Bismarck finished in
eighth place and the quartermaster's
detachment of Bismarck finished
tenth.
Fourteen teams competed in the
matches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Track Athletes
Clash Saturday
Five Gopher and Iowa Record.
Holders to Appear at Indoor
Meet in Minneapolis

!, Minneapolis, MINI. Feb. 20.-F1ve
tecord-holderS will feature the Min
hesota-Iowa indoor track meet Sat-
urday night at the University OF
Minnesota field house.
TWO Of these athletes r men OF
NATIONAL fame while the other three
IN have broken local records at Min
aesota. Henry Candy, holder of the
Indoor conference pole vault mark OF
4 feet and TX inches and Eddie
Gordon. national collegiate outdoor
Aroad Jump champion, will lead the
aAwkeye attack. 49,.
Three Minnesota champions VIII
kear . great share Of the burden for
he dophers. Captain John Hass,
Sbecnrd holder in the 60-yard dash and
i0-vard low hurdles, Clarence. Mum,
thotputter, who holds the university
marx both indoors and outdoors and
.harlev Scheifley who recently
feared the 70-yard high hurdles in
81 lseconds. will be the Minnesota
mainstays.
Althoueh Minnesota has no vaulter
capable OF pushing Candy to new
he;phts the Gophers have a high
iumner capable Of providing an in
ferestin1 duel with Gordon in this
event. Against Chicago last week the
sIowan cleared six feet, two inches
svhile Hackle went slightly higher
A~r ahae ia losing to Shaw of Wis
insin g six feet. five inches.
Minneeota appears to have the edge
/ ~ arints, two mile. shot and
srdla While Iowa looks stronger IN
se 1M-yard, Soo-yard and mile runs
y no,e vault, broad Jump, with the
"a lump = tossup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
GREEN, SPR|GGS TO
DRESS FOR BATTLE;
NEITHER May PLAY
Workmen Get BIeacher Seats
Ready for Second Annual
Demon-Brave Game
GALLOWAY WILL Referee
lmps Clash with Proposes at
1870 o'clock; Phantom
Game at $50 p. M.

Striving for their second basketball
victory this season over the Braves,
the Bismarck Demons will clash with
the Mandan quint at the World wal
Memorial building Friday night a.
$3.50 p. m.
Undecided on his lineup. Coach
George "Baldy" Hays will start Captain
Johnny Spriggs at forward. Spriggs
has a bad ankle that may keep him
from finishing the game.
Hays also will have Wade Green,
sophomore Demon guard, IN uniform.
Green has been bothered with an IN
fected index finger on his right hand.
Thursday he had it lanced. 1t is un-
likely that he will be permitted to play
Spielman viii Not Play
Byron Spielman, Brave center, IS
definitely out of the battle Friday
night. Spielman has been Ill the last
week and Leonard G. McMahan,
Mandan mentor, is not going to use
him.
McMahan is pointing his squad Tor
the regional final and he feels to let
Spielman play Friday would rob NAN
dan of playing its best in that game.
Spdelman,s place has caused Nc
Mahan worry but he probably Will
recruit Dale Smith, alternate Brave
forward, to take his place. Smith,
although not as accurate at the baS-
ket as Spielman, is a capable court
general, a good passer and a fast floor
man.
Mandan rooters are expected u
come en- masse for the Friday game
More fans are expected to attend the
Friday battle than any previous game
held here this year. Workmen were
busy early Friday arranging bleacner
seats to care for the rival ans VINO
will attend the game.
Will BE Tripleheader
The contest Friday Is an al-Bis-
marck-Mandan tripleheader. The
bismarck Imps will clash with the
panooees. the Mandan reserve qulnt.
In the preliminary which is scheduleo
Ia start at 7:30 p. m. The Demon
brave tilt, the feature game OF the
evening, will start at $3.50 p. m. WINE
the Phantom Mandan lndepenoens
raw will conclude the program. The
phantom game will start at $3.50 p. m
Neil o. Churchill, Phantom man
acer. will be without the services OF
Mike Geston, versatile guard, IN the
final Friday night game. Geston mas
been i'll since early in the week w1tr
blood poisoning.
Churchill will very likely start Ben
I ser and Heidi at guards, Hays at cen
ter and Thornburg and schaumoere
at forwards.
Mandan Lineup Uncertain
Il is assumed the Mandan CUNTS
,Nne-up will include George and n
|Helbling at guards, Freddy Swanson
m center. and BROKER and Frank
HEIDI at forwards.
I The Papoose and Imp starters also
are uncertain. It Is probable tina!
each coach will use at least eight mel
IN tho preliminary contest.
Intense rivalry will be manifest al
the game Friday. Mandan rams sun
believe that the Braves can beat the
Demons. They consider the Bis
marck victory in the first contest as
more Of q fluke than superiority.
Galloway, Tower City, will referee
The Demon-Brave tilt. He will be as
listed by Kratz. former Hamline cage
star. who will umpire the feature
same and referee the preliminary and
finals
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
St. Mary Cagers
Trim Ashley Five
Bismarck CUNT Total IL Points
to Win After IT Tie at End
of First Half

Tied vt at half time. Bisnarck,s
st. Mary's cagers defeated the Ash
ley high school quint 1913 at Ma
poleon Thursday night.
In a game that showed few out
standing players, A. Geiser, although
on the defeated squad, was high point
man. Geiser made 10 points. Jimmie
Joyce, st. Mary forward, led his team
mates with six points.
st. Mary's squad had three fouls
called or them while the Ashley five
committed four .
The score was tied at 2 all at the
end of the first quarter and Tall at
half time. In the second half of the
game the st. Mary crew totaled IL
points to their opponents four.
A capacity crowd witnessed the
game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Americans May Be
Hockey Finalists
New York Rangers Forced Into
Tie for Third Place; Ottawa
Beats Toronto

New York. Feb. 2O.-(P-The New
York Americans who finished last
- the National Hockey leagues Can
;.dian division last year, appear head
ed for the piayoffs this year, the Sec
ond time since hockey came to New
York. The New York Rangers, on
the other hand. appear doomed for
oblivion for the first time since they
entered the league.
These conclusions are drawn from
Thursday nights battles the Ameri-
cans trounced the Montreal Maroons,
their third place rivals. 4 to 2, to take
a three point lead. The Rangers
were forced into a tie for third place
through idlencss while Detroit de-
feated Chicago 5 to 4.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, went
down before the Ottawa Senators,
2-1. Two divisional leaders, Boston
end the Montreal Canadiens. played
e. great Ii tie which had no effect
or the standings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20

S SSAASoS
dents, coaches or a book agent, HI
yearns to learn all about their trades
and fancies and keeps them in good
humor with a good stock Of jokes.
Just Another Husband
At home he is just another husband
When he wants to get away at night
he makes Reuse to Bonnie CMrs
Rockne>.
But when at home his personalit,
dominates the household, just as i,
does a football field. He has three
sons and daughter, ranging be-
tween the ages Of six and IA years
He wants at least one of his SON tc
follow in his footsteps.
But Knute, Jr., is the only foot
ball player in the family" he re-
Elected. Jackie and Bill, why, they
haven't got the talent, but Knute.
Jr.. should make good. He's got the
talent and the will"
Once when the writer visited his
home, Rockne lined Jackie up for
practice with his daughter. The girl.
older. larger and stronger. repulsed
the boys line smashes," so Rock
called Jackie into a huddle:
Come here. Jackie. I'll give you
a trick. Wen fool her" whisper
ing).
"Oh, I get it," exclaimed Jackie
III make believe I drop the ball
then pick it up and run fast"
"Ouch!" Father Rockne shouted
Now you've given away my best
trick!"
Likes to Read
But when Rock" doesn't have the
house full of guests-and he can pla,
a mean bridge game-or when he
doesn't caper about with his children.
ne sinks into a deep chair and reads
Biographies are his first choice, close
~ followed by medical books and mys-
terry stories. He can pronounce and
ell you the meaning of 10-syllable
medical terms; and he can tell you
some facts about music and drama
and art.
He Is proud of his Norwegian an
ceStry and admits he got one of his
biggest chuckles when Eddie Neil of
the Associated Press once referred to
him as the Scandinavian master of
the Irish" He has spent considerable
money tracing his lineage. He dis
covered that back in the fourtcenth
and fifteenth centuries. his forebears
We're men of money. Two were keep
ers of the Norwegian treasury.
Nov that's what I can't under
stand,' he murmured. There useo
to be a lot of money in the family.
Where did it go to?"
His favOrite dish, however, isn't
Norwegian. It's spare ribs and saue1
kraut.
Tells. Manys Stories
His best stories concern the early
trials he went through as football
coach at Notre Dame.
I'VE had a hard time getting
games" he said, land as receipts were
small the boys were ordered to eat
sandwiches. So the first time We
played the Army, the Cadets invited
the boys to eat. And did they eat?
They stuffed us so full of pie, cake
and ice cream that we could hardl,
wobble on the football field. We were
almost ruined"
Psychology, humor and sympathy
characterize Rockne on the bench. He
rides" cutters, praises workers anC
takes down the 'grandstand" type.
Once a player was asked along will.
others not to pile up and more scores
on a weak team during a game. The
player saw an opening and dashed
for another touchdown. He didn't get
into another game until he volun-
tarily admitted to Rockne that he
was "grandstanding" for his home
town friends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Steele Cagers Beat
St. Mary's by 1916

Trailing in the first half. the Steele
high school basketball quint squeezed
out a 1915 victory over the st. Mary's
quint here.
st. Mary's squad led the visitors
by a five point margin at the end of
the first quarter and by three points
at the half which ended 11-8. The
Steele hcopsters scored il points to
st. Mary's eight in the remaining two
quarters. Although six Of st. Mary's
points were made via the foul line,
Steele made one point
Joyce, st. Mary forward, and
Omodt, Steele forward. were tied for
scoring honors with six points each.
The summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Cobbers Start
Final Campaign
Concordia Cagers Must Win
Three of Remaining Four
Games to Cop

st. Paul, Feb. 2O.-'E)-Concordia
college begins its final drive for a
Minnesota college conference basket
ball championship Friday night when
it plays st. Johns university at Col
legeville in the first of three games
on a four-day road trip.
The CObber-Johnny tilt Is one Of
two league games to be played Friday
night, the other being between Augs-
burg and st. Olaf in Minneapolis.
While st Johns is at the bottom of
the standings and Concordia is UNI
defeated. the leaders have anything
bat an easy game Friday night as the
Johnnies have been showing worlds
Of power Oh their home court.
The Cobbers must win three OF
their remaining four games to win
the state title. The remainder are
with st. Thomas in st. Paul. and a
pair of tits with Hamline, the first
CT which will be played Saturday
night here.
Augsbuig won the first game from
st. Olaf at Northfield a month ago,
and their chances for a victory Fri
day night depend ON whether Lutte
Mona. conference leading scorer. will
be able to play. He was out of the
last game with Manchester. e,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Postpone Mott and
Elgin Cage Battle

Mott. N. D., Feb. 20.-The Mott
Elgin high school basketball game
scheduled for Friday night has been
postponed until Wednesday, March
4 because of the Grant county tour
ney being staged at Elgin this week.
Coaches Osborne and McElroy of the
Mott school are the officials at the
tourney which includes teams from
Elgin. Freda, Raleigh. Thain, Leith,
New Leipzig. Carson and Brisbane.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20

81 u Ill IL > a IL u
charged Paul KEEL
Ter, SOON. e t e
c h a m Dion OF
France, with his
third straight de-
feat on American
indoor tracks.
Conger was
awarded the deci-
sion over Keller
In a blanket fin
ish in the special
1000 meters run
Of the New Jer-
sey A. A. U, track
and field cham
-s-~~Y.:-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Mott Cage Crew to
Face Scranton Five

Mott. N. D.. Feb. 2O.-Thc Mott III
dependent cage team will open the
second annual Hettirger invitation
tourney against Scranton Friday.
Motifs lineup for the first game of
the tournament will include Barry
and Chalmers at forward, Maerchlcin,
center, and Anderson and Boyd or
Eintz at guards. The Mott squad
has won q majority of their games
| this seacon and are favored to be
finalists In the tourney.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20

Thursday night. Three Of the finish
line judges thought Conger won while
the other two voted for Keller.
Conger set all the early pace but
Keller, showing greatly improved
form. dashed past the speedy Illinois
A. c. middle distance ace a lap and
4 half from the finish line and so
yards from home seemed to have the
nee tucked away. Conger flashed
his usual closing squirt to pass the
Frenchman by inches. Squirt follow
Ell squirt and the pair crossed finish
line virtually on even terms.
The time was 2 minutes, 80 is Sec
onds, fast for the flat. unbanked
track of the Newark armory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Eddie Shea to Fight
Francis in Garden

New York, Feb. 20.-(P>-Two lead
ing conteaders for the featherweight
championship, Eddie Shea OF Chicago
and Kid Francis of Italy clash in q
ten. round bout in Madison Square
Garden tonight. Shea is all 8 to 5
tavOrite.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
British Racer Is
Knjghted by King

London, Feb. 20.--A9-Captain
Malcolm Campbell, who returned
home Thursday after establishing a
new automobile speed record III the
United States. has been made q
knight by King George, 1t was an
nOunced this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-20
Dayton Cancels
NOdak Grid Game

Dayton, O., Feb. 2O.-F}--Thc 1881
football game Dayton university had
scheduled against North Dakota uni
versity has been cancelled and the
date, Nov. IA, Is reserved for John
Carroll, previously scheduled for Oct.
Is. On this date Dayton will play
Broaddus college, Phillippi, w. Va.
Both games are here.