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TUESDAY. APRIL 30.1929
AL CAPONE IS LINKED
WITO MACHINE GUNS
IJSED FOR MASSACRE
Inquest Into Death of Sevan
> Gangsters on St. Valen
tine’s Day Proceeds
Chicago, April 30.—<#>—Evidence
linking "Scsrfsce Al” Capone’s narm»
isdth the purchase of "i<whlnft guns
from a Chicago firm was introduced
today at the inquest into the deaths
of the seven gangsters massacred in a
North Clailc street garage last St.
Valentine's day. Similar evidence dis
closed the same firm had sold seven
machine guns to a Minneapolis “firm"
lehich apparently does not exist.
James J. Reynolds, secretary of the
firm which sold the arms, as a wit
ness at the reopening of the inquest,
told of selling two machine guns to
the Hawthorne Kennel club of Cicero,
a dog race track, which was said to
have been operated by Al Capone,
gang chieftain, at the time the guns
ffrere purchased.
Reynolds said the guns were de
livered to Lieut. Nicholas Mongreg of
the Cicero police who said he was
requested to receive them by a "Mr.
O’Hare” of the kennel club.
Reynolds also recounted the. sale
fend shipment of seven other machine
guns to the “Gopher State Mines” or
Minneapolis, a firm which does not
exist. Chicigo authorities were in
formed.
By tracing bullets and machine
guns. Coroner 11. N. Bundcscn hopes
to deduct the identity of the assassins
IWho lined up the seven gangsters and
Shot them down.
Coroner Bundcsen ordered another
Witness, Louis Scaramuzza, locked in
jail to “refresh his memory." Scara
muzza, a gunsmith, although ad
mitting he aided a “stranger” in the
purchase of a machine gun from an
other dealer, was unable to remem
ber when the incident occurred or
other particulars.
Lloyd George’s Bitter
Enemy Dies Suddenly
London, April 30.—OP)—Lord
Younger, bitter enemy of David
Lloyd George, liberal leader and
former premier, collapsed at the
Prince of Wales theater last night
and died almost immediately of heart
disease. He was 77 years old.
JOHN D. JR. HONORED
New York, April 30.— (/P)— John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., is to receive a gold
medal tonight from the National In
stitute of Social Sciences in recogni
tion of his “distinguished social serv
ice in exemplifying and promoting
high standards of business ethics and
for widespread and fruitful gener
bsity.”
STANDINGS
OF THE
ICLUBSj
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W L Pet.
Kansas City 9 2 .818
Minneapolis 7 5 .533
Indianapolis 7 5 .583
St.' Paul 7 0 .538
Columbus 6 G .500
Toledo 5 6 .455
Louisville 4 3 .333
Milwaukee 2 9 .182
Results Monday
Minneapolis 12; Louisville 4.
St. Paul 4; Indianapolis 3. (10 in
hings).
Kansas City 9: Teledo 7.
Columbus 8; Milwaukee 3.
Games Today
Minneapolis at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Sc. Paul at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Fct.
Boston 6 2 .750
Chicago 7 4 .G3G
St. Louis 7 5 .583
New York 4 3 .571
Philadelphia 4 5 .444
Pittsburgh 4 G .400
Cincinnati 4 7 .364
Brooklyn 3 7 .300
Results Monday
Chicago 4; Cincinnati 3.
St. Louis 7; Pittsburgh 3.
No other games scheduled.
Games Today
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Philadelphia 7 3 .700
St. Louis 9 . 4 .692
New York 5 4 .556
Chicago 5 6 .455
Detroit ... ,n» 6 8 .429
Cleveland 5 7 .417
Boston 3 5 . 375
Washington 3 6 .333
Remits Monday
Philadelphia 10; New York 1.
St. Louis 3; Detroit 2.
Chicago 13; Cleveland 4.
Only games scheduled.
■■ I /
Games Teday
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
THREE EYE LEAGUE
Bloomington 2; Danville 0.
Quincy 3; Terre Haute 2.
Springfield 11; Evansville 10.
Decatur 9; Peoria 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark 4; Toronto 3.
Montreal 18; Jersey City 0.
Reading 11; Buffalo 4.
Baltimore 10; Rochester 9.
LOST—Bunch of keys. Re
{turn to Tribune for liberal
Reward. 1
On Sale at Last—Lehigh
Lignite Briquettes for furnace,
fireplace, range or laundry
stove. The Wachter Transfer
00* phone 62.
Names Pop Gunn’s Cat ‘Ooglesnops*
Suomitting the name “Ooglesnops” Mrs. E. A. Wcisser, above, of Pittsburgh,
Pop comic strip by Wood Cowan. Mrs. Weisscr also has christened her doll,
“Ooglesnops.”
THAMERT TO HEAD
LA DURE COUNCIL
La Moure. N. D.. April 30.—J. E.
Thamert and Clark Ernst were elected
president and vice president, respec
tively, of the La Moure city council
at a recent meeting.
The council then acted on city of
fice appointments made by Mayor J.
C. Dills.
C. J. Robidcau was renamed city
auditor; W. D. Lynch, city attorney,
was continued in the post to which
he was named at the previous meet
ing to succeed Judge W. H. Hutchin
son, and Oliver Johnson was reap
pointed chief of police.
Dr. F. E. Salvage succeeds Dr. G. B.
Ribble as city health officer.
Three new members cf the council.
H. E. Cottam, A. A. Carroll and Dr.
C. F. Young, each was given a com
mittee chairmanship.
The following committee appoint
ments were approved:
Health—Dr. C. F. Young, chairman;
Cottam and Ernst.
Finance—Thamert, chairman; Bow
man and Ernst.
Streets, sidewalks, alleys and lights
—F. L. Bowman, chairman; Carroll
and Young.
Fire, water and sewer—A. A. Car
roll chairman; Young ancl Thamert.
Purchasing Thamert, chairman;
Cottam and Ernst.
Public buildings Cottam, chair
man; Young and Carroll.
Police—Thamert, chairman; Cottam
and Ernst.
La Moure Boy Named
Managing Editor of
Luther’s Newspaper
La Moure, N. D.. April 30. —Arnold
R. Nolstad, son of Rev. and Mrs. Carl
J. Nolstad, La Moure, recently was
named managing editor of “College
Chips,” student weekly publication of
Luther College. Decorah, la.
Arnold served as business manager
of the Luther College Pioneer this
year. This publication will be ready
for distribution this week.
The college news bureau predicts
that Nolstad will be one of the most
active men on the Luther college
campus next year.
Princess Patt Coffee. A spe
cial blend of several fine cof
fees, each roasted to the degree
that brings out its best flavor.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT—lmmediate possession,
six room modern bungalow with
garage, also five room modern du
plex with garage. May 15th. Both
in Al condition. Phone 751 or 151.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
in modern home. Close in. Call at
515 Second street.
-FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping rcom
in private home, suitable for one or
two girls. Pour blocks west of
postoffice. Phone 203. \ ■
LOST—Brown wallet at or near
Dome. Pinder please return to
Tribune and keep money.
FOR RENT— Apartment. Two rooms,
kitchenette and bath. Adults only.
618 Third street.
IIIUX WAITED
Bids are requested for laying ce
ment curbing on boulevard in front
'4 Roosevelt school (approximately
300 feet) and on the west side Itich*
nolt school (approximately 450 feet)
according to specifications of city on*
Rlneer. For further particulars see 11.
O. Kaxvik. superintendent of high
school. Bids to be opened at regular
meeting of board at high school, 8
p. !ti. # May 14. Privilege reserved to rc-
Ject any or all bids. By order Board
of Education, Richard Pen warden.
Clerk. 4/30; S/5-S-11-13
BIDS WANTED ‘
Bids are requested for furnishing
water heater equipment and installing
and also 15 feet of breeching at
Wachter school, also for-certain hot*
water connections and increased radi
ation in Richholt school. For specifi
cations see H. O. Saxvlk, superin
tendent of high school. Bids to be
opened at regular meeting of board at
high school at 8 p. m. May 14. Privi
lege reserved to reject any or all bids.
By order Board n* Education, Rich
ard Penwardcn, (Turk.
4/50;5/4-8-11-13
Flogged Lawyer Still
Maintains His Silence
St. Petersburg. Fla.. April 30.—(/Pi-
Authorities investigating the kid
napping and flogging ol James F.
Bickers, 54, attorney, hero Sunday
night, today still were without def
inite information as to the identity
of his abductors, as ho maintained
his silence :.t a hospital.
Bicker's abductors warned him to
leave town, which he said lie would
do, and he planned to leave as soon
as he is able, provided the authorities
fail to have him detained.
The attorney was believed to have
been the victim of attackers because
of his recent activities in investigat
ing lawlessness in the county. The
city commission has voted a reward
of 8500 for the arrest anci conviction
of the five men, and the county com
mission was expected to take a sim
ilar action today.
LA DURE COUNTY
HAS LUTHERFEST
La Moure. N. D., April 30. —The an
nual Lutherfest of the Missouri Elope
this year will be held at the Soldiers
Memorial park near Grand Rapids,
La Moure county, Sunday, June 9.
Announcement to thi effect was
made at La Moure Tuesday by Rev.
L. Krengcl, pastor for three congre
gations in the Marion area of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, Mis
souri synod.
Three previous Lulherfrsts of the
denomination have been held in the
memorial park, and have been at
tended by large crowds and marked
by inspirational singing and stirring
addresses by prominent ministers or
officers of the church.
Arrangements are being made for a
strong program and to secure the
presence of able speakers, including
probably some from outside the state.
It is expected that there will be a
large attendance from La Moure,
Edgeley, Kulm, Marion, Adrian, Mo
nango, Ellendale, Oakes, Lisbon,
Etirum, and other surrounding points.
DESERVES DEGREE
Tuckerton, N. J., April 30.—Vera
Rider recently performed a successful
operation on her husband, Paul, 35.
She removed a needle from his skißl
that had been imbedded there since
childhood. For the past two years
Rider had complained of dull pains
in his head. His wife, examining his
head, found the needle protruding far
enough so that she was able to grip
it with her fingers and draw it out.
It was two inches long.
DENY ROUTE SHORTENING
St. Paul, April 20.—(>P) —Reports
from Spokane that the Northern Pa
cific railway plans to shorten its
trackage between here and Seattle
nearly 400 miles were denied in St.
Paul tonight by Charles Donnelly,
president.
j CHAPELI I
I PRIVACY I
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you can hold a serv- (
ice entirely to your I
liking is at your dis
opsal. Your wishes H|
as to privacy will be H
absolutely respected. H
We give considerats ■
iorvice.
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KiMrallHicrton %$£
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THE BISM
CLEAN-UP WEEK SET
TO OPEN ON MONDAY
Lions Will Have Charge of
General Operations, Aided
by Boy Scouts
Clean-up week will begin next
Monday.
This period was chosen by the city
commission. Monday evening, and
Mayor A. P. Lenhart will issue the
necessary proclamation between now
and then.
As last year, the Lions club will
have charge of the general cleaning
the city is to receive. The Lions will
call on the Boy Scouts to give a hand
and camp-going prizes will be dis
tributed to the troop or scout scoring
the highest number of points in effi
ciency.
Captain H. A. Brocopp. DT. W. S.
Koller, the state bacteriologist, and
A. L. Bavone, state sanitary engineer,
arc a Lions committee which has the
matter in charge and they will call a
meeting of the scouts to plan opera
tions.
Last year the work was done so
thoroughly that the city scored first
place in the state by national award.
It is proposed to retain this distinc
tion this year.
four shottoFeath
IN MINE FIGHT
Wounded Survivor Refuses to
Tell Details of Tragedy
in Kentucky Hills
Painsville, Ky., Apr. 30.—(/P) —'Three
members of a family of six were
wiped out, another man was killed
and his brother was wounded in a
midnight shooting affray in a woods
10 miles from here, and county offi
cers today were hampered in their
investigation of the affair by the ret
icence or short memory of the one
wounded survivor.
Bodies of the victims, Lee Gibson,
52; his wife, 35; their son, Bernie, 14,
and Wallace Hannah, 30, were found
this morning, several hours after the
wounded man, Wayne Hannah,
brother of Wallace, had been brought
to a hospital here with a bullet in his
left lung.
County officers can see no other ex
planation than that the tragedy was
the outgrowth of moonshining in the
somewhat isolated section, in which it
occurred.
The wounded man told of having
“started over the hill” to visit his
brother. On the way, he said, lie met
a crowd, and “they started telling
jokes.” Within a few minutes, ac
cording to Hannah's informal story,
the shooting started. He refused to
name any of those he met, but re
marked he knew there ivcrc only two
pistols in the crowd.
When officers attempted to get the
seriously wounded man's story into
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cause a headache, but there’s
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absolute antidote for such pain.
Keep it at the office. Have it handy
in the home. Those subject to fre
quent or sudden headaches should
carry Bayer Aspirin in the pocket
tin. Until you have used it for head
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no idea how Bayer Aspirin can help.
It means quick, cbmplete relief to
millions of men and women who
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RCK TRIBUNE
A ‘Reel* Romance? Well, Rather!
Here's the latest and best photo of Lupc Velez and her Gary Cooper, cinema
stars, who are expected to announce a wedding date soon. Lupe says she
loves Gary more than ever and Gary's happy look speaks for him.
the form of a deposition, lie balked,
giving the same answer to all ques
tions: "I don’t remember.”
AGED MOTHER FREE
OF GALLOWS NOOSE
Chicago. April 30.—(/P) —Mrs. Cath
erine Cussler, a middle aged mother,
walked free today from jail and the
shadow of a death sentence.
One of four vomen to receive the
sentence of death in Cook county’s
history, she won a new trial and yes
terday the state dismissed the three
year-old murder charge. Mrs. Cuss
ler was held in jail overnight, how
ever, following service of an old war
rant charging accessory to murder.
This charge was also dropped to
day.
“Thank you, judge,” was the wom
an’s only comment as she smiled and
walked from the court with her 13-
ycar-old son.
Princess Patt Coffee. A
royal drink.
Bilious/
Bilimu.eonstlpwtedT TtktW.fa
NATUBK’S UMBDT—tonight"#
—the mild. aafo. •U-veseMbl« m Hh
axative. •You'll M fine in #
the morning. Promptly and / m
pleasantly rids tha aystem # lU'NRHI ■
it tha bowel poiaona that MORROW
saoaa headaches—26c. W a ALIUCHT
Reronmended and sold I**
All foil" Bismarck druggists.
Wanted
Jack Rabbit Skins
Also Hides, Furs and Junk
Metals. Prices are high
and demand is good. Ship
direct to the “NORTH
ERN , M the pioneer in the
rabbit business in the
Northwest. Write for Tags
and price list.
“NORTHERN” HIDE &
FUR CO.
Box 265 Bismarck, N. D.
Low
Fares
West!
Low round*trip
summer excur*
sion fares to the
.Pacific Northwest
and intermediate
points on sale
daily from May
15th until Sep
tember 30th.
Example ot Reduced Rate*
Round Trip
TO from St. F»ul
Seattle, Tacoma • - * *
Portland **-*••*****- * uaVn
Rainier National Park 65.70
Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. • • • • 65.70
Inland Empire (Spokane) 60.35
Yellowstone National Park (On Sale June l) 31.20
Montana Rockies (Butte and Helena) “ 38.08
Alaska (Skagway) «••»•••« 155.70
Final Return Limit October 31
Special Rates to Other Points—Ask About Them
T. P. ALLEN, Agent
Northern Pacific Ry.
43s First of the Northern Transcontinental*
Bids on New Wings
For A. C. Structure
Are Arriving Here
Bids on contracts for new wings to
be added to the agricultural building
and the science hall at the state agri
cultural college will be received by
the state board of administration at
Fargo on May 11, the board an
nounced today.
Several Indians installed in Pitts
burgh county parks for “atmosphere”
are going home. They are homesick.
Do the plans
look good?
Then talk with us at once
about the insurance you will.
need for investment.
It may be that we can suggest
changes in the plans that will
materially reduce the fire
hazards in the proposed building,
thus giving you the lowest pos
sible insurance rate.
In any case, you want ade
quate insurance for your prop
erty. and the time to inquire
about it is now.
The advice of this
agency has saved
many a property
owner from loss.
Why not let us
help you, too?
MURPHY
“The Man Who Knows
Insurance"
218 Broadway Phone 577
BISMARCK. N. D.
MANDAN LIONS JOIN
IN BISMARCK PLANS
Good Representation From
Neighboring City to Back
Strauss Candidacy
Mandan Lions are entering heartily
into the plans made by the Bismarck
den for the trip to the district con
vention at Minot. May 22-24. They
are supporting the candidacy of Dr.
F. B. Strauss for district governor.
Dr. Dursema and Joseph Spies vis
ited the Mandan luncheon today and
spoke on the plans for the trip and
also presented a copy of the Bismarck
song sheet for the convention, a col
lection of parodies on well-known old
songs, compiled by Henry Halverson,
song leader, and other club musicians.
It has been arranged with the In
terstate Transportation company to
have a special bus run to Minot May
22, to take Lions not going in their
own cars. If ten members arc sup
plied there will be a special rate. It
is possible that 20 may make the trip
by bus. In all a delegation of 50 is
expected to be at Minot from here
including the ladles who will accom
pany their Lion husbands.
AFTER AIMEE'S CROWN
Glasgow.—The only woman in Scot
land who is in sole charge of a
cluuch is a recent graduate of Glas
gow University. She is 24. and has
been appointed minister of a Scot
tish church with 500 members.
7 HATS
rn FIT YOUR PERSONALITY
Smart lines with the swing
of youth . . . superb quality
... a moderate price
GORDON HATS
S. E. BERGESON & SON
New Clothing Store on Broadway Opposite Postoffice
Why Pay Rent?
The Bismarck Building and Loan association has
funds on’hand at all times for loans on Bismarck city
property. Low rates of interest—monthly payments—
advances made for building new homes.
Bismarck Building and Loan Association
Room 11 First National Bank Block
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Think what the record ofStudebaker’s Erskine Six means. A
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Henry TttlejrßlMM
From Hollywood wf
, June Trip to Norwaj
! Henry Tatley has ratoaMlipl i|
winter sojourn tlnoa Wo*a*flig«-«
Hollywood. Calif., sad Is
month at the Orand PaetfM, 'SRIM
time he will mtagto with '4M'wpiS
and give hia fine farm
city his observation. This pNgM]
is thriving with two fInoJSHHfI
white-face beef stock and MPM
dairy purebreds.
By June 1. Mr. Tatley eonteaqflaMg
a trip to Oslo. Norway, whafO JBg
class of a seminary he attended Wg
have a reunion in which ha It tiwH|
Mrs. Tatley and daughter. fitM
arc remaining at Hollywood. .fjj
POP GOES THE OAVBjb . -1
Cleveland. April SO. Bailiff CHg
Hanna is still looking for tMjN|M|
or persons who succeeded In bopMl
the order of the court presided otwj
by Judge George P. Bam*. CHNt VMM
h'- ceremony. But the other day wtjfl
his gavel came down at the-end oflM
"Hear ye! Hear ye!” there enanad •(
explosion which all but routed OMS
dignity. Someone had placed djgg
pistol cap where it would do tho MM
good under the bailiff’s lusty fWMI
swing.
NO SMOKE FOB PABI9
Paris.—Beautiful Paris will be MM
beautiful if the plan of the PlSftM ij
Police is carried out. He hae taMSf
a decree forbidding Industrial, OflM*
mcrcial or administrative butldllldl
from polluting the air with MMfcd
Foot and gases.
Priced at *5 to *lO