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Evening star., 1935-04-12
MISSING SON DEAD,
FATHER BELIEVES
Denies Getting Ransom
. Note, but Police Declare
He May Be Scared.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 12.-The father
Of Richard Max Perrot, 4-year- old
mute lad, who has been missing for a
week, now expresses the fear his son
Is dead.
II am afraid that pretty soon they
will find him." the father, Max Perrot,
stated. maybe in the river"
But his despair and his contradlc-
tioa of previous statements that he
had received ransom demand only
resulted in increased activity on the
part of authorities. A report by Mr..
and Mrs Ray Thompson that they
had seen shabby man" and "very
tired little boy" entering the forest
preserve near suburban Des PLANES
last Sunday caused Clayton F. Smith,
president of the County Board, to
launch an intensive hunt in that heav-
fly wooded district.
Perrot explained in connection with
Che reported ransom demand that what
he had meant to make clear was that
If he did get a ransom ultimatum and
could afford to meet it, he would gladly
do so.
IT said yesterday that I was sure
my boy was alive because I felt that
way then" he asserted. Now I don't.
There was never any word from any
kidnaper. Even if 1 had got ran
som note wouldn't tell anybody. 1t
would be dangerous"
His assertions confused authorities.
But they did not discard theory that
perrot may have heard from the thin
man" and had been warned against
talking. They also considered the pos
sibility the child had been lured away
perhaps slain-by degenerate and
that some opportunist had demanded
money on the pretext he could produce
the boy.
The investigative branch Of the De-
partment of Justice was reported to
be taking an active part in the case.
Evening star., 1935-04-12

stalled late Sunday night near VIM
nemucca Lake.
Chief Of Police J. M. Kirkley said he
had been advised by the Pershing
County sheriff that ellison, although
Evening star., 1935-04-12

exhausted by his long walk, was
otherwise all right" He had been
without food since Sunday.
An automobile immediately left to
pick up Mrs. Merrill.
Evening star., 1935-04-12
LOST 3 DAYS IN DESERT,
MAN, SO, FINDS WAY OUT
ellison Tells Nevada Authorities
Woman Companion Was Left
Safe in Auto.

BY the Associated Press.
RENO. New, April 12.-Lost for
three days and nights on the desert
northwest of Lovelock, New, Philip Y.
ellison, SO, of Reno. reached the
Nightingale Mine on foot late yester-
day, ending o widespread search by
police and civilians.
ellison told authorities his COM
panion, Mrs. Lillian Merrill, So, was
safe In his automobile, which became
Evening star., 1935-04-12
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at Toe per month.
This is special service that many people desire 1or
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
mkkelson Wins
National Skiing
Title at Canton
Casper oimoen Places Third in
Defense Of y. S. Crown
Sunday Afternoon

Canton. s. D., Jan. 28.-fF-Ros
Mikkelson Of the Auburn Ski club
Auburn, Calf, became the national
ski champion when he outclassed q
brilliant field Of Class A riders at the
national tournament on the famous
Canton Hill Sunday. Mikelson made
two beautiful jumps Of l72 and 1874
feet.
Riding in his most dashing and
stylish manner to score 224.l0 points
three points ahead Of his nearest COM
petitor, Sverre Fredheim. Of Mime.
apolis, Mikkelson won his houors in
much the same manner as he did In
1888, by out-jumping the field.
Fredheim who placed second scored
221 40 points. Casper Oimoen, the de-
Tending champion followed with
2l9.70 points. Fredheim's jumps were
10 and 100 feet and Oimen's 166 and
ITS.
Omen was ranked as the most
graceful skier, being the unanimous
choice Of the judges.
In Class B competition. Barney Nc
Lean Of Hot Sulphus Springs. Colo,
outclassed with jumps Of l64 and l62
feet and scoring 20455 points. Clar-
ence Knudson OF Coleraine, Mimi,
placed second with 1896 points and
Howard Jansen. Chicago. third with
1925. Trailing were Ted Jensen,
Duluth, Mimi. Arnc Draatf, Devils
Lake, N. D., Eugene Wilson, Coler-
aine. Douglas Schaefer, Denver, and
Hans Braaten, Devils Lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
NOTICE or EXECUTION sALEs

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
by virtue OF judgment Of foreclosure
and sale entered on the 18th. day Of
December, 1884, in an action wherein
Emma Wachter Semling IN plaintiff
and William J. Noggle and Marie Nog-
gle are defendants, and . special ex-
ecution issued thereon. the under:
B1rieigh and state Of North Dakota,
for that purpose appointed, will sell
at public auction ut the front door OF
the courthouse at Bismarck, In the
county of Burleigh and state Of North
Dakota, on the nth day Of February
1895, ut the hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ,
OF that day. the real estate and mort
gagged premises situate In the county
Of Burleish and state Of North d,
execution to be sold. and which are
South FIFTY Feet Of the North One
Hundred Feet Of Lot One ~, In Block
Two lc), Of Northern Pacific Addition
to the city OF Bismarck. according to
the plat thereof on file and Of record
in the office Of the register Of deeds
Of Burleigh County. North Dakota.
or 20 much thereof ~ may be nsces.
sary to satisfy the said judgment ana
costs. amounting IN AZ to the sum Of
the date OF said judgment. ana the
accruing costs Of sale.
Dated this 7th day q January: 1875.
Sheriff OF Burleigh County.
North Dakota.
DulIam + Young
Attorneys for Plaintiff
yismarck, North Dakota
: S.ll.31.3S 81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
NOTICE or HEARING

Notice Is hereby given that .pur-
suant to that certain petition dated
the sth day OF January, 1885. received
Of North rns Dakota n scsordamee wi9h
the provisions Of Section 20, H. 3. No.
I'll, 1927 Session, the Board Of Coun-
~ Commissioners Of the County OF
Burleigh and state Of North Dakota,
viii meet At the Court House At Bis
OF February A. u. 1885 at 200 O'Clock
p. NJ. In said County, for the purpose
Of ascertaininE and determining the
damages and making awards and OF
hearing any or all persons or parties
Ing Of certain lands for Highway pur--
poses to provide proper location and
alignment OF a State Highway pro-
ject designated as Federal Aid Project
No. NRS-5i4 in Burleigh County, North
"a ihss CERTAIN pss with an in-
scribed description thereon duly re-
corded In the Register Of Deeds office
Of said Burleigh County. on the 7th,
day Of January 1885 In book No. cc5
OF Plats on page %.
which said Highway project will pass
and the owners thereof, 40 nearly as
can be determined, and which the
state Highway Commission IL unable
to purchase at what they deem rea-
oVuAU10 S3lV4tlOu -, % JOUOWs.
Parcel No. Location. -NWH-1o-
1879; Acres. 0.3:; Owner. william #.
Luke.
Dated ut Bismarck. North Dakota.
this 18th day Of January. 1885.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM;
COUNTY.
VIM. Fricke. Chairman.
H. r. Tiedman.
]. M. Lein,
W. r. Cameron,
e. A. Swanson.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
C. G. Derby,
County Auditor.
BY Grace NJ. Lobac.
Deputy.
l.l4.5l.3S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
CUNNINGHAM, BONTHRON Will
RENEW DISTANCE RACE FEUD
Two Track Stars to Meet in
Wanamaker Mile Of the
Millrose A. A. Games

New York, Jan. 2s.-F-The first
Of what promises to b . series Of
miles Of the century" will find
Glenn Cunningham and Bill Bon
thron renewing their foot-racing feud
in the Wanamaker mile Of the Mill
rose A. A. games In Madison Square
garden Saturday night.
Although Gene venzke, former in
door mile record holder, and Erik
Ny, crack Swedish middle distance
ace, likewise will face the starter
track followers regard the event as
q personal duel btwen Cunningham
and Bonthron.
The annual all-America and all
college teams, selected annually by
Daniel J. Ferris, secretary-treasurer
of the A. A. u, serve only to con-
firm public opinion that btween Cum
ningham and Bonthron there Is lit
tie to choose.
Ferris selects Bonthron for the
$500 meter berth and Cunningham
for the mile post on the All-America
squad. transposing last years nomin-
atoms.
Individually, Glenn Hardin Of
Louisiana State and Ralph Metcalfe
Of Marquette rornp off with the
major honors in the all-America
selections. Metcalfe, national sprint
champion, Is picked for the 60, 100
and 200 meter berths and Hardin for
the 400 meter run as well as the 200
and 400 meter low hurdles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Two Ice Outfits
Better STANDINGS
New York Hockey Club Extends
Win Streak to Nine Games;
Montreal Wins Pair

New York. Jan. 28-lp-By a
series q performances quite remark
able IL heir contrasts, the New York
rangers and Montreal Canadiens
..aaved apward in their divisional
standings Of the National Hockey
Les d asst week.
Staring with 20 walloping
handed the Cailadiens last Tuesday
the Rangers extended their streak to
nine sames without a loss to tie the
Detroit Red Wings for third place in
no american division, while the
Canadians executed an about face
Won guo games from tough oppon.
eQts and captured third in the inter.
national group.
The Iyanger string vas continued
with 3-3 tic With the Chicago
B.acshaYks and A. triumph ovc,
the Americans Sunday night.
The Canadiens rallied to down the
MarUons 2-l Thursday aud followed
up with a 81 triumph over the Bos.
ton Bruins, Saturday. The Amerk;
bowed 20 Chicago, 20 jumped to st
Louis for 2-2 tie with the last-plact
Eagles and returned to lose a tough
one tc The Rangers.
The Hawks trimmed st. Louis s.:
Sunday night
The Bruins lost 10 the Canadien.
ana could gain only % tie witt
Detroit in their second weekend
game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Hunting in L. S. to
Cost More in 1885

Kansas City, Jan. 28-fP,-It will
cost you more to hunt and fish this
year in number Of states. a "croes-
section survey shows. and the money
obtained that way will provide better
sport along the streams and in the
woods.
The additional revenue will be spent
mainly for maintenance Of sanctuarieS
and the propagation OF fish and game.
Not the least OF the conservationists'
worries is the possibility OF a closed
V-lld-fowl season in 1895. which would
make big dent in the working cap
ital' OF various state departments de-
pending upon the sale OF licenses for
funds. There are thousands Of duck
hunters who do not care for upland
shooting
Among the states house legislatures
plan to boost or have increased the
price OF hunting and fishing are
Maine and Arizona. both the stamp
ing grounds of Gig game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Dempsey May Referee
Lasky-Braddock Bout

New York, Jan. 2S.-(F-Col. John
Reed Fitzpatrick still is slightly an
noyed about the mix-up In the judges
ballots in the Vince Dundee. Babe
Risko fight last week.
A former star football end at Yale
and now president Of the Madison
Square Garden corporation. the
Colonel declares he will ask the New
York state athletic commission to ap-
point Jack Dempsey as referee Of the
heavyweight match between Art
Lasky and Jimmy Braddock Friday
night 1t the Garden.
No one knows. officially, Just what
Brig. General J. J. Phelan and his
fellow commissions will reply; but
the best guess seems to be that the
answer will be mo-"
Results at the Garden Friday will
watched carefully. Lasly Is rated
among the leading half dozen chal-
lengers for Max Baers title and the
mid-westerner will have to dispose Of
Braddock handily to retain lbs rating.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
III, YOU'RE III,
TELLING NE

Bull Montana, the old movie idol
and wrestler. is rcfereeing mat bouts
In Los Angeles and vicinity. -. One
Eye Connolly has written book en-
titled Crashing Thru" which Is
history OF his gait. smashing life. ;.
He's trying to get someone to pub
lish 1t. =. They've closed that win
dow ct Santa Anita track which was
opened exclusively for $1,000 bets. T.
There weren't grands In circulation.
|. Jay Berwanger, University Of
Ohi's football sensation last season,
Is expected to shine on the track this
spring. He's an all-around thin
ly-clad. That fellow Dean Crom-
we'll always manages to dig up great
pole vaulter. Now that Bill GRADER
Is gone, the Southern Cal track coach
Is going to spring Bill Seton. q soph-
omore, who Is expected to clear II
feet consistently. -. Charlie Colbert,
Cards infielder, wounded In one leg
while hunting . few years back, still
Is determined to play ball for Sam
Breadon. He Is recovering from
another operation on his heel, which
he hopes will enable him to get into
action before long.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
NATIONAL TITLISTS
BEATEN IN EARLIER
match PLAY UPSETS
Cooper's Superior Stroking eli.
inmates Runyan, Sara.
zen and RevoIta
M'SPADEN BEATS LAF00N
Walter Hagen and DIN Outra
Turned Back in Thrilling
Golf Matches
M'SPADEN BEATS LAF00N
san Francisco. Jan. 28.-(R,-Sur-

san Francisco. Jan. 28.-(P,-Sur-
vlvus OF the most thrilling rounds in
shc five-year history OF the San Fran
cisco match play open golf tourna-
nen. Harold "Jug" McSpadcn. Kan
sas Citv, kas., and Harry Cooper
Chicago match strokes Monday in
Che St. hole finals.
In the gallery as the pair tee Oft
over the Preside club course will be
three present national champions and
5vo former title holders. all victims OF
upsets or par n the earlier compete
ton
They included Lawson Little, British,
and American amateur cllampino:
Paul Runyan, r. G. A. titlist; DIN
Dutra rational open standard bearer
Gene Sara7en and Walter Hagen.
Run.an and Sarazen passed from,
competition before the superior strok-
ing OF one of the finalists. Cooepr
who continued On TO beat Johnny Re-
volta, Milwaukee 2 and in the quar-
terminals and Jimmy Thomson. Long
Beach, one up IN the semi finals, both
PLAY cd sunday
McSpaden put Byron Nelson. Tex
arkaIla, Tex, to s and rout in the
quartz final match. He went to sub.
par go.i to beat Ky Laffoon, Chicago
II he semi-fiilals, and l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
MSpaden Cooper Meet in Finals of San Francisco Open Tourney
BEARS ROUT GIANTS IN EXHIBITION FOOTBALL GAME
Imps Rally in Fourth Period to Beat
Steele High School Cage Quint, 1873
Yeasley Leads eeIatsd Scoring
Squirt Of Bismarck High
School Reserves

A rally in the fourth quarter gave
the 1mps, Bismarck high schools re-
serve team, . IL to 3 triumph over
the Steele high school quint in 4
basketball game ct the hiRh school
gymnasium Saturday night.
It was the second victory in N
many nights for the Imps who turned
back the Papooses, 20 to II, 1T Man.
dan Friday in preliminary to the
Demon.Brave. battle, and their fifth
win this season.
The Steele five held an 3 to 6
advantage at the end Of the third
quarter. Yeasley dropped in q bucket
early in the fourth period to knot the
count and Abbott sank q long one
from the side to put the reserve team
out in front.
-Four more buckets in the final
period gave the 1mps 4 safe margin
Of victory as they held their oppo-
er1ts without point. The score at
the end Of the half was to 1 for
the 1mps.
Yeasley. guard. with four field goals
in the last period scoring rally was
the high-point man for the lmps
while Clausnitzer. forward, was out.
standing in the 1mp's passing game.
Zeck. tall center. was the best per.
former in the Steele lineup and shared
scoring honors with Wigton, White
and Hochhalter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Iowa Again Battles Minnesota
in Feature Basketball At.
traction This Week
The Standings

Chicago. Jan. Basketball.
long poor relation to football In the
Big Ten. Is we'll on the way to an
other big season in attendance.
While there have been none Of those
$4,000 and 1000 crowds which
jammed the premises 1t Iowa and
Minnesota last season. more than
10000 fans have watched % confer
ence contests. Wisconsin. with its
best team in several seasons. Iowa
and Minnesota. arc setting the pace
at the turnstiles.
The Badgers have played to three
capacity crowds Of $500. and one of
5000. for q total Of nearly $1,000 and
an average Of close to 5000 per home
game. The league leading Iowa five
has shown off before 81 900 customers
At home, including the top attendance
Of the comprehension which saw the
Hawkeyes take their only beating from
Indiana. At Minneapolis. 1890 saw
two home games. $500 Of them watch
Ing the 0opheres lose an overtime
thriller to Iowa.
Purdue's return to action against
Chicago and Iowa's battle with Min.
nesota. both coming up Saturday, fea-
ture this weeks brief schedule.
Iowa defeated Minnesota, 80 to 80.
in that overtime affair, and expects
just as much Of q tussle from the
Gophers Saturday.
The weeks entertainment gets un.
der way Monday night with Ohio
State at Drake.
Ohio State climbed into q tie with
Illinois for fifth place Saturday night
by taking fail out Of Northwestern's
disappointing five, 20 to 10. at Evans
ton.
Chicago lost to Notre Dame, 80
to 20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Buffalo Girl Annexes Crown in
Great Lakes Races for
Major Skating Honors

Oconomovoc. Wis. Jan. 28.-F-
Marvin Swanson. a dark horse" dis
lance star from Minneapolis. and Kit
Klein. the Buffalo, N. Y. girl who has
been favoritc in major speed skat-
ing events for three years. Monday
occupied the thrones Of United States
national champions for 1885.
Both skated to triumphs Sunday
over fast field in the eighth running
OF the nationals In which two senior
American records fell. Six minor
marks we're shattered in the Great
Lakes championships conducted in
conjunction with the nationals over
the six-lap course on Fowler Lake
here Sunday and Saturday.
Swanson stepped out the second day
Of the meet after rating tie for third
at the end OF tie first day. His VIC
tories in the three-quarter mile, two
mile and five-mile gave him 20
point edge over Truman Council. the
st. Louis silver skater, and 40 more
than Jimmy Webster. st. Paul's de-
Tending champion. Webster topped
the standings the first day.
Miss Klein. the 1888 national and
1884 North American cllampino, Sat
urday shared record breaking honors
with Dorothy Franey. the defending
champion from St. Paul.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
CHICAGO PRO team
AVENCES SETBACK
IN TITLE CONTEST
Bronko Nagurski Leads Attack
as Bears March 81 Yards
to Touchdown
MANDERs SCORES SECOND
Keith Wordsworth Races is
Yards for Final Counter;
New York Rally Fails

Los Angeles. Jan. 28.-lF,-The Chi
cago Bears held revenge victory over
the New York Giants Monday but
their impressive 81 to 0 victory here
Sunday failed to bring back the ma
tional pro title lost in New York City
more than a month ago.
In a game which at times took on
the aspect Of a brawl. the Bears
charged over and around their eastern
foes for three touchdowns in the first
half and then successfully STAYED Oft
efforts Of the Giants to rally in the
second.
With Bronko Nagurski leading the
attack with his crushing drives
through the line. the Bears marched
"a yards to score shortly after the
contest opened.
Nagurski rammed through from
the s inch line for the first touch
down.
Two passes. the first. Carl Braun
baugh. to Luke johnson. for Is yards
to the three yard line, and the other,
Jack Manders to the same end over
the goal line brought the second
touchdown.
Shortly thereafter. Keith Moles-
worth. l6S-pound halfback. raced l6
yards for the third touchdown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
MILL CITY BLADE STAR WINS
NATIONAL SPEED CHAMPIONSHIP
Grove PrOnOunces
Himself as Ready

New York. Jan. 2S.-(R-Rob.
ert Moses Grove, the American
Leagues big question mark, be-
lieves his valuable left arm has
regained its lost cunning and that
he Is a good bet to win at least
40 ball games for the Boston Red
Sox this year.
Looking as lean and timber as
ever. the tall southpaw visited
his old stamping grounds at Phil
adelphia the other day and
cheered one and all with the con-
fident prediction that he'll stage
q real comeback with the Yaw.
key Collins -onin combination.
I'm In great shape" he said.
Il never felt better. Ny arm
hasn't bothered me all winter.
I'm Q. K"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Flanagan and Rawls
Set New Swim Marks

Miami, Fla, Je..:. 26.-(ReTwo new
American swimming records were
claimed Monday by Ralph Flanagan,
while another was In the possession
Of Miss Katherine Rawls.
Flanagan streaked 800 yards in
3:ll LIS and 500 yards In $40 is.
both free style events. Johnny Weiss
muller formerly held the 800 yard
mark at 3:l22-5, while Arne Bort
set the erstwhile time for the 400
yard event in 4:22 SIS.
Miss Rawls established q new time
Of 3:l62-5 for the gao yard breast
stroke. Agnes 0eraghty hung up the
old time Of 3:l7 lis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Underwood Cage Five
Adds Two More Wins
Especial to the Tribune)

Underwood, N. D., Jan. 2e-Undcr-
wood high school scored victories over
the Turtle Lake Trojans, % to 1. and
the Garrison quint, 10 to .. to remain
|undefeated in the Mclean county
conference last week.
Employing an air-tight defense the
Underwood cagers turned back the
Turtle Lake outfit without allowing q
single field goal. Gogstetter and
Engler, with eight and six points re-
|spectively. led the Comets In scoring.
Earlier in the week the Underwood
team trimmed Garrison for their sew
enth consecutive victory. Here again
the defensive play Of the winning
team was the outstanding feature Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Two Wisconsin Youths
Plan 1000 Mile Swim,

GAINESVILLE. Wis.,. Jan. 28.-(R-
Robert Shuts and Donald Slawson.
both 20-year old Red Cross senior
lifesavers Monday announced plans
for 1000 mile swim from Mime.
apolis to New Orleans, L., down the
AississipN next June.
In training ct the Y. NJ. @. A. pool
here, the youths said they expected
| "a maintain the IS miles . day pace
| they set In the 176.mile swim from
wisconsin Dells to Prairie du Chen
Last summer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-28
Steele Quint Humbles
Cleveland Team, 1912

Steele. N. D., Jan. 28.-(R)-Stecle's
high school cagers turned back the
Cleveland quint, % to II, in q game
played at Cleveland. After the
Cleveland team had taken q two point
lead at the outset, the Steele offense
began functioning and they forged
ahead to q commanding 16 to Z adj
vantage At the half. The Steele re-
serves were also victorious, winning the
preliminary from the Cleveland sec
ond team, 81 to 2. Summary: