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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-07

for his health. HE widow Mrs.
Anna Anderson VIII arrive In seattle
with tho body Thursday night, after
which funeral arrangements viii be
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-07

Abraham Lincoln was &c years old
when first elected president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-07

We are exclusive distributors
for the famous OHIO "S-
Minute Ranges. These nation
ally-famous Ranges are avail
able here on the very moderate
terms of So Down and 81 a
Week.
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Rugs

In our Rug Department you viii
find n complete showing Of
Rugs in all popular room sizes,
and at a wide range of prices.
Included are Worsted Wiltons,
Wilton Velvets, Administer and
Tapestries, produced by leading
manufacturers. Easy Terms, of.
course.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1926

VIM. f.. Breen. Road work. 20
Stella I:ognlie, Assign Co.
Treas, Clerk Co. Treas. 10(
State Record Pub. Co.,
Printing II
Snyder'S Dray Il Tfr., Haul
ing ashes .............
{. e Moffit, Assign Co.
Treas. Registration voters
Stella Rognlie. Assign Co.
Treas. Clerk Co. Treas. 10C
II. T. Murphy, Premium on
insurance policy ........ 131
Edw. G. Patterson, Services
Co. Comm. ............. "a
Oscar Backman, Services
and mileage Co. Comm. 4s
Victor Moynier, Services and
mileage Co. Comm. 80. Sc
c. A. Swanson, Services and
mileage Co. Comm. ...... &c
State Bonding Dept, Prem
ium on bonds ...... 20.
Upon motion the follow
ing reports We're received
and filed:
Report of Sheriff of mort
gage foreclosure sales for
month of December 1924 t.
Report of Sheriff of services
rendered in civil actions
CONTINUED on page g.
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YOUTH HELD IN
MAIL THEFTS
Charged With Having Taken
Many Letters in Minot

Minot, N. D.. Jan. ga Is year
Minot school boy, who is believed
by postoffice officials to have been
implicated in the theft Of thousands
of dollars worth Of mail from boxes
in the Minot postoffice which had
been left unlocked by their owners
is in the custody of juvenile court
officials today, following his appre-
hension yesterday by postal in.
spector who has been working with
Postmaster B. E. Stewart in an en-
deavor to solve the robberies.
s. Confession Reported
The youth, whose age makes it inn
possible for authorities to divulge
his name, stoutly denied the thefts
when first apprehended, according ia
the, authorities, but after five hours
of grilling by Police Chief Dough.
crty, the boy is alleged to Iave con-
fessed. The boy, according to the
officials, would enter the postOff ice
lobby and try the various mail boxes
until he would find one which was
unlocked. He would then take the
letter mail therefrom, put it in hi.
pocket, and sort it at his leisure.
In some instances, according to the
authorities, the letters stolen from
the. boxes, would be turned over ia
the, person to whom they were ad-
dressed, with the pretense that they
had been found on the street. In
several instances rewards for the
finding of the letters were collected
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FOUR CHARGED
: WITH ESCAPE
FROM CO. JAIL

Minot, N. D., Jan. %. Warrants
charging jaibreaking and conspir-
acy-to break Jail have Been prepared
in Burke county and will be served
in the near future on four men now
held in the Ward county jail in
Minot, awaiting trial on burglary,
larceny of an automobile and grand
larceny charges originating in Burke
county. according to Sheriff o. Gun
valdson of Bowbells, who was in Mi
not Saturday.
Joe White, alias. "Blackie,' who es-
capped from the Burke county Jail at
BOwbells recently by crawling
through transoni, and who AZ hours
later was captured in Donnybrook
hotel where he was sleeping, will be
charged with breaking Jail, while
Fred Mitchell, J. C. Williams and
Jerry Dunn, codefendants with
White, will be charged with conspir-
acy. to break Jail, according to the
Burke county sheriff.
The four men were indicted by the
recent Burke county grand jury on
charges in connection with the al
Legged ,bnrglarizing Of "a store at
Bowbells and the theft Of an automo-
bile at Flaxton.
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Remember THE. Charm
School" S..lfr.s. = a. Y, p 4.
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MARTIN ASKS
| INTERIM BODY
TO MAKE P0BE
Morton County Senator Pro
poses Elaborate Investi-
cation Activity

Senator W. +. Martins resolution
for elaborate investigation, intro
duced into the senate yesterday aft
ernoon, will not be read until We'd
nesday, because of time taken in
the child labor debate. 1t is com
prehepsive document which declares
in the preamble that charges have
been made against the state high
way commission, the guaranty fund
commission, the administratio of
insolvent banks, the state industrial
commission, and the board of ad-
mnistration.
1t is then provided that a
committee shall be named. 10 be
known as "the auditing and cfficien-
cy committee, TO consist OF two sem
ators, one Nonpartisan and one In
dependent TO be named by the lieu
tenant governor, and three represent
tatives, at least one of them an IN
de pendent to be named by the speak
or of the house.
Each member of this committee
is to be vested with equal power to
al
witnesses, and compel testimony and
also to examine and take charge of
all books and records of the state
departments named above. The COM
mittee is to organize as soon as the
legislative session adjourns, and
continue it's sessions from day to
day until it has completed it's in
vestigations Of the various depart
ments. 1t is to have power to en-
ploy attorneys, accountants etc. I'm
der the terms Of the resolution, and
is to. report to the governor. the
state auditing board, and to the at
torney general should any crime.
be uncovered.
A blanket appropriation to pay the
expenses of the committee and it.
investigations is included in the res
plution.
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The Board of County Commissions
ers reconvened with the follow ing
members present: commissioners
Solder. Backman, Swanson and Moy-
nier.
Upon motion Commissioner Swan
son was named chairman protein
The afternoon was spent in check
ing county offices.
January 9TH. 1928
The Board of County Commission
members present: Commissioners
Solder. Swanson. Moynier and Back
man.
Upon motion Commissioner Swan
son was named Chairman protein.
Moved by Commissioned Moynier,
seconded by Commissioner Solder
that the stock petition of Painted
Woods Township be rejected on the
grounds that the petitions present
ed did not contain 60 per cent of the
legal voters as required by law.
Roll call all Commissioners pres
ent voted aye.
January Sth. 1928
ers reconvened with the following
members present: commissioners
Solder, Swanson, Moynier and Back
man.
Upon motion Commissioner Swan
son was named cha irman protein
l. The morning was spent in check
ing county offices.
Moved by Commissioner Solder,
seconded by Commissioner Backman
that
Whereas, the proposition to build
"a new court house was decided in
the negative by the voters of Bur
leigh County at the last general
election, and
Whereas, it has been called to our
attention by Edward S. Allen, while
"a n & a ta'S
opinion, the contents of the court
house and the court house building
and Jail was inadequately insured,
and at the suggestion of the former
States Attorney, f. Fl. Drummer of
Fargo, North Dakota, appeared be-
fore this board on January 5, 1926,
and explained to the board the con-
dltions affecting the insurance and
brought to the attention of the
board the co-insurance clause in the
Insurance, policy. issued by the
state. and the eighty per cent in
| surance and inventory requirements
demanded by the state, and the
question of rent insurance. and,
| whereas. it appears to the board
that an inventory of the contents
and more insurance taken out,
| Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, tina,
f. IL. bumper be employed to make
an inventory or appraisal of tn,
contents Of the court house, he to
| receive $4,000 day therefor, and
actual expenses. and that the chair
man of this board and the Auditor
of Burleigh County sign and attesi
said contract, respectively.
! Roll call all Commissioners pres
] ent voted aye.
The surety bond of the Bismarck
| Tribune for official newspaper wa.
approved.
The depository bond of tn,
Farmers & Merchants State Bank O
| DriSco1l was approved.
Replying with the request of tn.
Clerk OF Court for jurymen tn,
| following have been apportioned t.
the various districts:
| l person from each Of the follow
ing:
Wild Rose, Long Lake, Morton
Teller Missouri. Thelma, Taft
Sterling, Mckenzie. Menoken, Gibbs
Hay Creek, Clear Lake. Christia MIA
ESibley Butte, Frances, Naughton
Burnf Greek, y. I4ein, Lyman Trysg
Cromwell, Crofte, Glenview, Har
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riett. Wing, Rock Inn. Ghylin. Eek
lund. Painted Woods, Garfield, Es-
therville, Grass Lake, Hazel Grove.
Florence Lake, Summit, Steiber,
Wilson.
From the unorganized townships
the following have been chosen:
Fort Rice. Archie Gamble. Bis
marck: Lincoln. Christian Yegen,
bismarck: Riverview, VIM. Schonert,
Bismarck: Phoenix, Romeo Bailey,
Wing; Richmond, Ed Larson. Wing.
8 persons to be chosen from the
City of Bismarck
lpon motion the following bills
We're allowed subject to personal
taxes due or delinquent:
ASsi Solder. Services and
D. A. Flow, Petit jurors
y, lees ...... 2,04395
W. c. eastman. Justice fees 44S
I. j. Martineson, Witness
lees Justice court . 30
Paul Pecht, Witness fees
justice court .... 90
JOS. Coghlan, Attorneys
j. \. Flow, Freight and ex- '''V
J. 4. Flow, Postage and box DO 20
Christ Berg, Road work
-Richmond road " $50
Andrew j. Loram, Assign Co,
treas. instructions to jur-
les $50. 400
John Elness, Assign Co.
Treas. Road Maintenance $3.50
Andrew j. I4oram, Assign Co.
Treas. Expenses 800. zoos
j. a. Flow, Bailiff District
Court, .:............... 72.oC
DR.. {. r.. Stackhouse, Salary
Co. Physician ... $50:
j: A. Flow, Witness fees 243.6C
Mrs. G. J. Peterson, Care
Of Mrs. Lingen 124.5(
stella Rognlie, Assign. co.
Treas. Salary Clerk Co.
Treas. .-.......... .... 10000
j. 5. Swanson, Assign Co.
treas. Registration of
- 'UteIS i.ut
Stella Rognlie, Assign Co.
treas. Salary clerk Co.
Treas. 100. OF
DrIscoil TWP. Care of poor 20S5t
B. X: Skeels. Repairing
lights a6.
Louis Tibcsar, Repairs and
supplies ............. 1861
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MCKENZIE SPUDS FIND
GOOD MARKET IN SOUTH

Arnegard. N. d., jan. 28.-rA mar
ket.~at good prices for all good, di-
sease free potatoes that Mckenzie
county farmers can raise, can be
fouAd in the south, according to G. A.
Stenehjem. of Arnegard. ei
NJ S.. Stenehjem, who has been in
the south for the last several weeks
has sold 10 carloads of Mckenzie
cosety potatoes at an average price
IT t1.35 q bushel net, and an order
recently was received for 10 carloads
more, G. A Stenehjem, states. *.
n. S. Stenehjem is advertising Nc
KeHzie county potatoes by holding
meetings in the south where early
potatoes are. raised for ths market.
Hes delivers lectures on potato rails
ing Gin Mckenzie county. The meet
.ngs are we'll attended and he has
many invitations to give lectures, he
Iays.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

valves all the privileges heretofore
given Burleigh County for said right
of way heretofore particularly des-
cribed.
Roll call all commissioners present
voted aye.
We're allowed subject to personal
taxes due or delinquent:
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NIGHT COUGH
QUICKLY RELIEVED

This is the substance Of letter
received from H. w. Webb, Quincy,
Ill.,. 81 coughed great deal, especial
ly at night. Tried almost everything
and have found nothing to equal
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR CON-
POUND. One dose relieved my
cough and I rested we'll all night"
One of the largest selling cough
medicines in the World. Contains
no opiates. Safe for children. In
sist upon Foley's. Refuse substitutes.
~ 9 ADV.
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given Burleigh County for said right
of way heretofore particularly des-
cribed.
Roll call all commissioners present
voted aye.
Upon motion the following bills
We're allowed subject to personal
taxes due or delinquent:
HoSk ms Meyer, Stationery
and Supplies ............$ 7O5
Frank j. Johnson, Postage,
Box rent, mileage ....... 1929
Madge Runey, Stationery. LIS
Geo. Peipkorn, Building two
City of Bismarck, Water for Jaw
90 Court House 49,. 21S6
sl1rby Studio, l copy, doz.
state Fire & Tornado Fund "'o'
premium on policy No.
33Z! ...... $3.50
Sorenson Hdwe Co, Supplies
for co. Jail $50
Otto Dirlam, Repairing Jail
State Record Pub. Co, 'O
Mrs. RI. F. Dimond, care OF
Maude Braden ......... $500
f, r; Smyth; Salary supt.
Washburn Ignite Coal Co, ~
Coal for court house -. =. 22666
Western Union Telegraph
GO, Clock rental, Jan.
b rrl F. :; o. I'll. TIlllotson, Making 1880
Burroughs Add. Mch. CO.. 1910
Maintenance as per SER
French & Welch Hdwe: Co., ''0'
Dr.: +: I: sh.yth, Salary 30
Supt. Board Of Health $500
Humphreys & Moule, stat
ionery Supt. Schools 49,. 1900
Chas. Fisher, Postage. box
rent express ....... 1857
mas mas. FIsher, Court fees >. 1900
F. r. McCurdy, Services rem ''
r., 6. phelps, Overtime on i''00
Madge. Runey 1-day meet ''''
ing Board Health ....... 300
f.. r. Smyth, Mileage and ''
:. investigating cases ..... 1915
Mary Spriggs, Mothers pen
Clara Wailgren. Mothers ''00
! Ethel Kensrud. Mothers '0'oO
Elsie Munson, Mothers PEN 1000
Lottie Rordbeck, Mothers '''0O
Clara Peterson, Mothers z''0o
Ha pemsl'" Larsen .;:;'.. uotnc 5000
Eva Fisher. Mothers pen ''~
Agnes vaskes, Mothers pen. ''''0
Maude Bradcn, Mother: 5000
Winnie Mtcroiric, Mothers '''o0
peHSlOn 81 on
Alhin Hedstrom, Box rent i5S
Albi1 Hedstrom. Boarding
and guarding prisoners 70 IN
MIS-. Albin Hedstrom, Ma
A, "; Ectlund. Chemical i0'oo
analysis -. 5Oo
Northwestern Bell Tele. Co. 'oo
Telephones for Dec 3265
Hughes Electric Co, light
>, for court house 70Os
burroughs Add. Mch. Co. ~
Emma .5aa,. j. Fisher; Dep ;ii;*' 100
Edw, S. Allen, Rent, light
Edw. s. Allen. day meet. o"''
ing board of health ...... 400
hathe .. Klein, Mothers
Anne Dudoncey, Mothers 'f'oo
Fred swenson.- Clerk hire, '''U0
r. T. McCurdy, Services rem
utrTn :..... 5000
Fred Boiler, Labor and sup
plies 1867
Iowa Frye Co, Carbon paper
and ink ......... 20 90
Nachter Tfr. Co, Road
W., work 49,. 80. 35.4O
Wachter Tfr. Co., Road
WORK ......... 1871
state Record Pub. Co., print
= Ing and advtg. 84.86
Knight Printing Co., Print
Harris & Woodnia nsee, Stat '-'0
Ionery and supplies 1858
Wing Township. Care of
Northwestern Sheet & iron '0
Works, Cuiverts :..... 1,34755
Mrs: G. j. Peterson, Board
Of Mrs. Lingen 1900
Wing Township. Care Of
!, poor ,:.........; :.....: 12024
Madge Runey, Mileage visit
ing schools $3.50
MadGe Runey. Postage and -.
; i
"a u =
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The public is cordially in
vited to attend the midwinter
recital of pupils from Mrs.
Scheifer's class on Friday,
Jan. 3Oth at Sis at the
Rialto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
InStigatOr of
Gloria Swanson
Romance Speaks
Friend .of Fren C h
Marquise Tells How
1t All Happened

Forrest Halscy playwright and
scenario writer wasn't aware that
ho was striking "a match when ho
introduced Gloria swanson. Amen.
can motion picture actress. 90 tho
Marquis DC IA FalaiHo, French
noheman.
Hut the recent marriage of The
STAR 90 her French groom has been
upon everyone tongue Mr. Hal
scy b the only person In the TINT.
cd states who knows The marquis
Intimately Here Is tho way hc
tells 81 tho romance, which he
started
II introduced The Marquis de- Ia
Falalsc 10 Minis Swanson" Mr. Hal.
Soy explains in that way per
haps. might d. considered the
father OF the romance Falaibo flint
came into the unit 20 represent "a
number % young men Of money
who were ambitious 90 invest I'm
motion pictures in France They
we're ansiuua 90 learn American
methods The first thing be asked
us 90 do iu the unit was 10 cut -
his title. his chair, on the set WAS
marked. AIR FalAisc
"Ilo worked with devotion and
enthusiasm being the nrst on the
set and tho last 90 lravr. Mono %
ua thought the enthusiasm would
continue. but IL did and seemed 60
grow
"Falaisc does not resemble 0t all
the traditional French marquis; ho
looks like an athletic young Irish,
American, Ito has never been 10
America. hut one of ha great ambi.
Hons r. 20 hc taken for an Ameri-
can l,vc-wirr business man iiiu
aristocrtiic family fails Ia under
stand this ambition. The truth 10
that tho liir life of tho Partisan
Eiidcd youth, 10 which he waa born.
never satisfied him and when the
movies came along with chance
TO turn his Irish energy into work,
hc found IBIS niche
The romance hcEan very slowly
~ both Mlss swanson und falala"
wrrv dcyotiuE themselves strictly to
the business OF making n picture
under difficult circumstance Movie
situations DO happen in real lie.
think both youngsters were deeply
Ia love with each other without
knowing a.. well. they know Il now
and 10 does all France and Amer
lea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

Mary Elaine Ellis, ddngh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Leroy Ellis, formerly of Sc
attic, tcho is nor doubling
for Baby PeggU Of the moe
les.
She looks familiar, doesn't she2
Same mlschievous eyes, and funny
smile. In fact. she looks 80 much
ike Baby Peggy that film fans can't
tell the difference when little Mary
doubles for Peggy in the pictures.
When Mary Elaine Ellis was re-.
ceiying theatrical training in Seattle
under Myrah Toynton Thayer. di.
rector Of the Capitol Hin school Of
dancing. her instructor noticed tho
remarkable resemblance 20 Baby
Peggy. So she figured that this re.
sembIance. combined with the childs
natural ability TO net. ought to mean
something.
The little ingenuc was carried off
to Hollywood. where in two weeks
her contract was signed. and hns
been understanding her double ever
since. She Is appearing In Feet Of
Clay" at the Colonial Monday and
Tuesday. She will appear in several
pictures with Baby Peggy this year.
The Ellis family lived in the Uni.
versity district when their home was
senttle.
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by many critics 10 be her greatest
offering. "The Redeeming SIM"
'rhc seamy side OF Paris, the night
ufe of fhe underground city about
.t,ai IA y 6or as read ana won
der,d. but which Jew Americans
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production is keyed TO the powerful.
ness OF Miss Talmadge's acting
Eugene o'Brien. as the man she
married. gives Norma excellent sup.
port. Winter Hall and Edward "a.
vis pre inehi1e1 in the cast.
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Tragedy when she realized that a.
tho she had always cnJoycd popular
ity Ia . crowd. that she was the
only giri % her set left without a
man of her own she had always
played around 40 much that she
had had not time for romance. Of
"A FFTtuuH - -.
-There'll BE- some changes made.
thought Kitty. She went TO another
town and adopted mask Of modest
sobriety. True 10 her expectations,
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DERHAPS the chief charm %
| -GEls Men Forget now az the
zshy. hes In its simple reality.
asY Ruth Muller. as Kitty Shane,
- rn familiar TO evcyonc-We
~ an relied on her personality
{ sane time or another 10 relieve
= boredom Of an evening And
kany Walker Is the same likable
" that has grown 10 represent
Azsrian youth.
Efty shayne underwent a young
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man Immediately fell In love with
her. But Il was a pretty difficult
thing 20 keep up constant mas.
queTadc. and thorv came crisis
when kits could stand Il no
longer. However herr and there
one docs find a broad.mindcd man.
and evidently Kitty had
McKcc's Arcndian band will pre-.
sent several popular selections and
the Hclllg beauty chorus has some
new costumes AMI clever steps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

one Of the big features OF 80
This Is Marriage" Is n msrveously
beautiful interlude. dealing with the
old Biblical tale OF King David and
Bath.shcba. photographed In natural
color.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
NAZI,IONA COMING
TO BLUE MOUSE

John Hamrick announces the clos
ing OF contracts FOR tho showing at
the Blue Iluu next s'tupL'y OF
NuEimpyos latest, and considered
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N REST FOR DICK

Richard Barthelmcss immodi'
ately upon finishing his work
on sour Fire" viii start ON
"shore Leave" the story Of a
COB,
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have ever seen. is said to be de,
picted with remarkable accuracy IN
this big production. supporting the
famous star are such notablcs Of
the screen as Lou Telleson and otis
Harlan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

o moro definite term. womanliness.
50 she Is ideally suited for the
role Of a woman who sacrifices her
self on the altar 10 n man she
hated. IN order 10 save his old IA.
ther from disgrace. Fer she 8os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

the only woman who could reform
tho retrograde son.
The big scenes in the film. the
wedding and the shipwreok. are nm.
usually realistic and filled with
dramatic Significance The whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

!, "a. ~. TALMADGE. star Of
3 'ns Only woman. nov at
i -sna- y 2 womaniy woman.
-. Deauiy pulse and dignity.
! with that more spiritual
. "hleh T. called. f9r lack Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

With. every ticket purchase We issue
sight draft for one dollar on the
Home Savings and Loan Association
to be used in opening a new savings
account at this progressive financial
institution. with resources Of more
than one and one.hall millions.