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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Silent zlocinci prchli re Spring
Grove.

Ronald Harris, Silence ban
dita Henry Rollins, sileny
vrah, prchli ustavu Spring
Grove We stredu rano. Vzdor
nejhorlivejsimu patranl dc
ctvrtka nalezeni nebyli.
Policii oznameno bylo, re "a
hlednuti byli v dome Virginie
Rhoades, dcery Ora. Rhoadse,
{. 2218 w. North Avenue. Ia
to udala, re byla S matkou svo-
il tehoz dne vecer, kdyz u do
mu kolem hodiny devate We
stredu vecer zazvonil zvonek.
Diva muzi stall u dveri, v jed
nom mich jmenovana poznala
uprchleho Harrise. Tento ta-
zal se,Nzdali DR.. Rhoades je do
ma a chtel vstoupiti do domu.
Ona zavfela pred MIN dvefe a
oba muzi dali Sc ma 1tek. Har-
ris svym casem bydlel v bl1zko-
sti North Ave. a Monroe ulic. !.
Byvala manzelka Harrise,
jez Cd neho rozvedena byla a
nyni zije provdana druhym
manzelem v Irvington, zadala
policii ochranu bojic Sc, re
s1leny manzel snad pride do
jej1ho domu. Vedle toho poll
Gle We stredu v noci strezila OBJ
chod Emile Schlitze, ma w.
Barre ulici, kde Harris byl chy-
cen kvetnupfedesleho roku,
kdyz poprve utekl re Spring
Grove.
Spolu s Rollinsem Harris u
trhl We stfedu rano nohu Cd
stolu a vrhl Sc ma hl1dace, Car
rclla Sparrow, ktery neozbro-
jen ustoupiti musl 1tocn1kum.
svym.
Ma to wall Silent klic a "a
vreli hlidace do skf1ne. Sestou-
pill dolG, kde ohrozovali dru-
heho hlidace, Augusta Krame-
ra, tez neozbrojeneho. Tomu-
to wall kl1ce a prchli.
V 1mluve prchnouti mimi
pry byl treti Silence, Patrick
Flanagan, ale tento v posled-
nj chvfli couvl Cd umyslu sve-
no.
Harris nynf jiz pc treti pr
chi z lstavu. Odsouzen byl
pred tremi roxy do kaznice pro
prepad. z kaznice poslan byl
do ustavu nehoz svym casem
prchl a po diva tydny ohrozoval
Baltimorske chodce prepadaje
je v noci S revolverem v ruce.
Chycen byl v j1delne, kdyz
tam jedi handy. Porota uzna-
la jej uzdravenym Harris od-
souzen ma dals1ch 10 rok1 do
kaznice.
Rollins odsouzen byl do kaz-
nice pro vrazdu. Kdyz pocaly
Sc ma mem ukaZovati Znamky
silenstvi, dan byl do Spring
Grove. PTedesleho roku prchl
odtud dele neil diva mes1ce
byl ma svobode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Drzeny pro karban.

Frieda Feign a Leona Weis-
man, majetnice obchodu, drza-
ny jsou pro velkoporotu ma OBJ
zalobu, ze m6ly v obchodech
RUNE pomucky pro zakazane
hry, jako ''slot" masinky,
punch" karty atd. Feigna ma
obchod v {. 1901 N. Broadway
a Weisman v {. 1854 N. Milton
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Radi ku opatrnosti pred
za$krtem.

Zdravotni komisar upozor-
nuje ma nebezpecf hrozici "a
skrtem. D1tky trpici sympto-
my nachlazenf nose nebo mr.
die, mali osetreny byti leka-
rem. Sarlach, zajlkavy kasel
a zaskrt siTi Sc mestem. V po-
sledn1m tydnu ctyri podlehli
zaskrtu a diva kasli. V tydnu
celkem zemTelo 241 osob.
Ditek narodilo sc 316.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Ransn radiovou baterii.

Sestnact roku starry Steven
Clochicki zranen byl, kdyz
chtel opraviti baterie u radio
veho aparatu We SVEN dome, {.
713 S. Bethel ulice.
Vybuchem urazen byl mia
dfku prostredn1 prst "a konec
palce u prave ruky. Vedle to-
no porezan byl ma hlave a pr
sou odpadky explodovane ba-
terie. Zraneny musel poslan
byti do nemOcnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Zabit padem Sc zebriku.

Charles Sentz, go rokl stary
zabil Sc, kdyz v dllnach West
ern Maryland drahy ma Wash
ington boulevard spadl Sc ze-
brlku. V d1lnach zamestnan
byl jako tesaT.
= Garry Hess, 38 rokl sta
ra, {. 2202 Christian ulice, spa
dla. S okna druheho poschodi.
kdyz chtela vyndati oknem ma
lou postel. Pri tazenf postele,
ztratila rovnovahu a spadla..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Pres tisic preliceni Seka We
vladimir soudu.

Vladni zdejsi soud ma pred
sebou dosud 1908 pripad1 ku
souzenl. z techto 966 je pro
prestoupenf Volsteadova zako-
ma, 80 pro pfestoupenni po-
stovnlch zakond, 10 pro pre-
stoupen1 Mannova zakona, 20
pro prestoupen1 zakona O "a
kazanych druggech atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Vrah ma S rokI.

Do Marylandske kaznice od-
souzen byl Hamilton White,
jenz zastrelil svym casem Ru-
dolpha Chambers v Granite v
Baltimorskem okresu. White
souzen byl v TOWsOn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Dvanact set "a zransni.

Hyman Finkelsteinovi pTir-
knuta byla soudem nahrada v
obnosu 1900 "a zranenf, jez
utrpel, kdyz zasazen a zranen
byl automobilem Roberta T.
Landise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19

Joseph T. Grove z Union a.
venue podlehl v nemocnici IRA
nenl, jez vlakem utrpel V Dog
Pond, nekolik mil severne cd
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Vichr a povodns zavinily sko-
DIV We Statu.

Zat1m co Baltimore pomalu
Sc vysuSovalo " utery vecer re
spoust vod, jez chrleny byly z
oblak provazeny jsouee vetrem
jehoz prudkost dosahovala az
48 mil "a hodinu, dochazeti po-
caly zpravy re vsech castl sta
tn o skodach, jez povodnemi a
vetrem zavineny byly.
Lijak, jenz snesl Sc mad Bal
timore a staten byl jednfm z
nejtezsfch v poslednich city,
fech letech. NejhIre lijak ra-
dill mezi osmou hodinou a po-
iednem v 1tery rano, kdy spa
dlo oblak vody We vysi Ito
incl.
Rozvodnenf rex, poskozeni
budov, zatopenf uhlodolG hla-
Seno bylo z celych casti bouri
navstfvenych zahrnuje v to
staty: New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey, West Virgi-
MIA, Delaware a Maryland.
PobTeznf ochranna LODI "Mor-
rill" vrzena byla ma breh, rada
rybarskych lodic potopena a
dive pffstavist6 zniceny pri-
stavu, Provincetown, Mass.
V Brooklyn, N. Y, 3 roxy
stara dlvka shozena byla vi
chrem z ochranneho zebrlku a
zabita padem vyse 4. poscho-
di.
V Baltimore poraneny byly
dve osoby nasledkem lijaku.
Frederick skorem 1plne od-
Tiznut byl vodou Cd spojeni S
ostatnim okolln1. Silnice We
douc1 do mesta byly zatopeny
cd 2 do 4 stop.
Kedysville V okresu Wash
ington zatopeno bylo, kdyz ma
mestecko vyhrnuly Sc spousty
vod reky Antietam.
I've Washington a Frederick
okres1ch urody polni velice u
trpely.
V EaStOn ma Eastern Shore
asi IL lodic vrzeno bylo ma bre-
by st. Michaels asi asi 4 po-
topeny byly. V Talbot okresu
farmaTi utrpeli citelne ztraty.
Market Place a pobocni ulice v
Annapolis zatopeny byly al do
vyse dvou stop. Po prve v hi
storii Namorn1 akademie vody
ze Severn reky vystoupily tax,
ze zatopily vychodnl cast po-
zemku akademie.
Baltimorane v 1tery odpole-
dne vecer ma nnohych mis-
tech zamestnani byli pumpova-
MIN vody re sklepG, jichz pry
ma 5000 zatopeno bylo.
V predmestlch policie ha-
sici zamestnani byli odstrano-
van1m padlych strom1 ma uli-
ce. Ma sta a sta strom1 vi
chrem vyvraceno bylo. Trinact
osob, zahrnuje v to II rok1 sta
rou zenu, vyneseno bylo v bez-
pecnost ohrozenych domu v
1900 bloku Dukeland avenue.
jez zatopeny byly vodou.
Owen G.. Shedding z {. 1906
vyvezl svoji zenu a tfi male
ditky ma kon1ch. Vice neil 35
slepic utopeno bylo ma dvor-
c1ch ulice. V Jettove domu
piano zdvizeno byti muscle ma
zidle, aby uchraneno pred pro-
mocenim. Kary do Curtis Bay
Fairfield zastaveny byti mu-
sely. Mnoho automobile opu-
steno bylo majiteli ma ulicich.
Voda v pTistavu vstoupla vice
nezli 18 incG mad normal.
Rosedale ma Philadelphia
road ma cas- byl odriznut cd
.spojenf $ Baltimore, kdyz po-
tok Red Head Sc rozvodnil.
V Govans skoly byly zavfe-
ny, kdyz shledano, re pres 600
zakn do SkOly nepTiSlO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Ma patnact mssicG odsouzens

1N0 PNSS H1KSS1CU OUSOUASIId'
Soudce Soper odsoudil Ma
mie Kilgour ma Is mesfcn do
zenske polepsovny v Howard,
R. |. Usndcena byla, ze po-
kusila Sc propasovati opojne
drugy do Baltimorskeho NEST
skeho zalare to 70 Urn NOR
finu svemu bratru, j James Merit
ney, ktery tam zavTen byl pro
uzfvanf drugd.
Odsouzena priznala Sc, re i
ona uz1va drug1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-11-19
Sedesatilety Sc otravil.

Frank Dundan, go rokI sta
ry z E. Pratt ulice, otravil Sc
We stTedu sv1tiplynem.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
Partial List OF
ThoseGoing On
MotOrcade

Among the many Nogales peo-
'ple who will take part in the mo-
! torcade from here to the annual
Nogales-Tu high school foot
ball game Thanksgiving morning
are Mrs. Duane Bird and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie; Miss Rosalie
Barney, Miss Mendelowitz, Miss
Van Horn, Miss DAVIS, Charles V.
Fowler, Jr., Harold Roesner, AL
fred Hudgin, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Kibbe, Louis Tamayo, Mr..
and Mrs. George Gushing and
daughter, Stanley Pinkerton and
wife, ]. C. Tovrea, Craig Potting-
er, Carlton E. Towne, Ralph Raws-
thorne, D. C. Brown, Misses Alice
and Connie Fam, Robert Fain,
Lewis Bristol, Knight Wise, Henry
Franklin, DR.. and Mrs. B. M.
Richardson, Chappo Maldanado,
George Reade White, Lewis Cur
tbs, R. C. Bean, w. M. Puckett,
John A. Dye, A. j. Abbott, NAL
colin C Little, DR.. M. /. Merritt,
Frank Rose, A. J. Mitchell, Ma
Inuel Escalada, G. C. Crenshaw,
Fred Hannah, Herman Medlin,
Frank Lynch, Frank Lown, A. A.
Castenada, Mr.. and Mrs. Hank
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lock-
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c.
Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonsall Noon,
James V. Robins, L. B. Fleisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Coltman, A. G.
Stearns, w. E. Jackson, Robert
Howell, T. F. Friday, William Was
nidge, Gus Michaels, c. C. Ches-
hire, E. V. Fox, Victor J. Wager,
Ben White, Mr.. and Mrs. thinner
man, Mr.. and Mrs. R. @. Leather
man, J. B. Bristol, William Simon
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Wilkey.
Harold J. Brown, Miss Gladys
Walker, Art Peck, Grover Mar
steller, Alex Karam, E. R. Thur
man, and many others.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

Jim Lee conditional sale Buick,
$o7Q.
West Coast Motor Company to
Albert Condes, conditional sale
Ford $412.
West Coast Motor Company to
Albert Condos, conditional sale
Dodge $1301.
John Lucas and wife to i. La
rriva, mortgage. Mothers Kitchen,
$3.50.
H. J. Brown to Fred Bielsky,
appointment deputy sheriff.
N. B. Mercer to First National
Bank, chattel mortgage. 5 Bucks
$4,000.
| N. B. Mercer to First National
Bank, chattel mortgage, one Buick
$1,000.
+ T. F. Doyle to Thomas Richi-
son, conditional sale, Ford, SAIL.
T. F. Doyle to J. M. Stewart,
conditional sale, Pontiac 1881.
Pima Motor Company to How
ard Keener, conditional sale,
Star, $549.
N. B. Mercer Company to G. v.
Daniels, conditional sale. Buick,
$1,000.
N. B Mercer Company, to T. B.
Fits, conditional sale, Buick, ST.
571.
Williams, Wood ct al. SLN
Blue Wing, Hill Top.
1 Nogales Building & Loan As
sociation to J. L. Rodriguez, Sat
l. 8 B go" Noon $500.
T. F. Doyle to Charles Adams,
conditional sale, Chevrolet, 1928.
! West Coast Motor Company to
j. P. Salazar,. conditional sale
/ Graham $2418.
Mrs. M. A. Fox to Sara Doherty,
Sat LIZ BIZ Nogales $4,000.
Mrs. M. A. Fox to Sara Doherty,
Sat LIZ BIZ Nogales, $4,000.
Sara A. Doherty, ct al to H. r.
Sisk, WD, Sat LIZ B IL, Nogales,
800.
H. r. Sisk to Fidelity Savings q
Loan Association mortgage L z
b IL. Nogales, $4,000.
Cheshire Company to ]. Eque-
roia. conditional sale, Chevrolet.
$742.
Mrs. John Hoy Mtg. D. Jack
son. bill Of sale, house in Harshaw'
$500. =
T. M. Ford, Jr., and wife to c.
c. Crenshaw, Q CD L 40 Beck,
$40. y
Bower Motor Company to II.
Walter. CS. Packard $59O1.
M. Mansfield to N. B. stump
CS, Ford 1897.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
LEGION THANKS THOSE
WHO HELPED MAX E
CELEBRATION SUCCESS

The following Resolution was
adopted by the Ridge-Igo Post No.
23, at the regular meeting No
vember 18th.
"Be it RESOLVED, By the
Ridge-Igo Post No. %, Anl&rican
Legion, Nogales, Arizona, in. q
regular meeting assembled ut the
Chamber of Commerce Hall, No
vember 18th, 1926, thai this meet
ing express the unanimous eenti-
ment of our every memrer, by
extending our heartfelt thanks to
all military, civic, charitable, re-
ligious and fraternal organizations
existing in Nogales, Arizona, and
Nogales, Sonora, Mexico; and to
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
RED CROSS DRIVE IN
CAMP OPENS TOMORROW

The annual Red Cross drive 1or
funds among members Of the 25th
Infantry at Camp Stephen ID. Lit
tie starts tomorrow. In prepara'
tion for the drive the entire regl-
ment was assembled yesterday
imorning at the Ali Baba Theate1
and was addressed by Col. Faux
liner. Major Sam B. Rotgs, Rev
10. A. Smith, and Chaplain Carter
Major Rotge presided az chair
Imam of the meeting Mrs. Carter
Twas appointed chairman Of thu
drive at Camp Little and also q
Camp Harry J. Jones, Douglas.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
TRANSACTIONS
AT
OFFICE OF
RECORDER
Vert Fenter to A. /. Schleim-
er, lots l and 2, Walnut Grove,
$40.

Vert Fenter to A. /. Schleim-
er, lots 1 and 2, Walnut Grove,
$3.50.
A. M. Chapman to Bisbee Au-
to Company, G. M. 2 Studebakers,
$1,000.
Cheshire Motor Company to A.
B. Espinosa, conditional sale,
Chevrolet, 1882.
A. Steinfeld Company to Nor
rison Development Company. con-
ditional sale, Overland. $941.
S. Leeker to L. L. de Pereida,
agt. Lot 10, Block 2, Herold,
$500
]. F. johnson to r. Valenzuela,
conditional sale, Ford, 1851.
J. F. johnson to M. Proto, con-
ditional sale, Ford, $593.
]. F. johnson to F. Gentry,
conditional sale Ford 1857.
]. F. Johnson to M. Woodle,
conditional sale Ford $546.
]. F. johnson to ALI. Toledo,
conditional sale Ford 1854.
J. F. johnson to C. Revilla, con-
ditional Sale Dodge 1888.
West Coast Motor Company to
R. Romero, conditional sale Ford
1915.
West Coast Motor Company to
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

ali other citizens of this COM
munlty for their gracious and
continued cooperation in helping
the Rdge-Igo Post No. %, Aneri-
can Legion; properly carry-out
and observe the order Of the
Armistice Day Celebration on Mo-
vember 18th, 1925. Therefore.
be it further
:, RESOLVED, that inasmuch as
the citizenry Of the cities of No
gales, Arizona, and Nogales, So
nora, Mexico, have participated
jointly-in making Armistice Day
the real Gala Day of this COM
munity with absolute harmony and
flexibility, it is the desire Of this
organization to maintain in
thought that we have established
a precedent, by taking the initia-
tive, long ahead of any other bor-
der city in the effort to fosttr and
promote better international un-
derstanding; and, all of which is
in accordance with the principles
of our organization in time OF
peace. Therefore, BIT it further
RESOLVED. that a copy OF
thie Resolution he furnished the
local press Of this city in order
that the sentiment and voice OF
our every member of our organ"
ization-be so spoken"
Bv Arthur Peck,
Commander ,Ridge-Igo Post NO.
%, American Legion.
VIM. D. Collier,
Post Adjutant.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
MAJOR SAM ROTCE DUE
PRINCIPAL. CREDIT

A very prominent Nogales wo-
man advised The international
the past week that to Major Sam
B. Rotge of the Red Cross belongs
chief credit for the big success Of
the recent Armistice Day celebra-
ton in Nogales. "Major Rotge
worked harder than anyone else
to make the celebration a sue
cess" she said, and also added
that it was through Rotge's ef-
forts that the Tenth Cavalry was
brought here from Ft. Huachuca
to take part in the celebration.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
LOCAL wEsTERNERs WIN

BY a score Of so to 0, Grim
shaw's Nogales Westerners romp-
ed all over Grimshaw's Tucson
westemers in a football game at
the local high school grounds Sat
,rdav afternoon. Walter Rice
formerly of Nogales, came down
from Tucson with the Tucson
team. Charles v. Fowler, Jr., is
captain and quarterback OF the
Nogales Westerners.
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
TWO HOMES ON MARSH
HEIGHTS ARE SOLD

Two beautiful homes on Marsh
Heights. one Of the principal re-
sident.al sections OF Nogales'
changed hands the past week, A.
e Sanders Of the Piggly Wiggly
store purchased the Theron hicn-
ardson home. and J. B. Robinson
of George B. Marsh, Inc, bougn'
the William J. Cavanaugh resld-
Nogales international., 1926-11-21

Tailor Made Shirts and ALL
Wool Lumber Jacks, at surprising
low prices. See or write to VIM.
(Rosy) Rosenburg, Tubac, Arfzo-
ma. (Adv.)
Nogales international., 1926-11-21
SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR
THANKSGIVING VACATION

The Nogales schools closed
Friday for the annual Thanks
giving Week vacation. They
will reopen on Monday November
20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-02
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, July 2.-(U. s. D. Of A..
Hogs $4,000; slow; early trading
mostly to Slippers and yard traders;
fully steady with Thursdays hest
time; bulk lao to l6O pound aver
ages l4.90 to 1900; $50 to 30 pound
kind sorted to l4.8O@149O: 225 to
24O pound averages mostly l4.4OMl
l4.55; 26O to 800 pound butchers l3.-
10 to 1i.l5; early sales desirable
packing sows mostly 12.OO@12.5O;
packers buying few butchers aud s0ws
unevcnly 10 to 20 cents lower; heavy
wight hogs 13.250ll.4O; medium
1A.OO to l4.6O; light l4.OO[P)l4.9O;
tight lights l4l5(G15.OO; packing
sows ll.40@l2.5O; slaughter pigs IA
25@l5.OO.
Cattle 5000; generally steady to
strong trade; uneven; light yearlings
and desirable heifers in broadcast de-
Mand; due to weeks sharp advance
apparently top heavy; best maturcd
steers 1895; light yearlings 1910;
most fat steers 9OO@lOl5; grassy
kinds 8.15 downward; feeders slow;
little change in she stock; grassy
cows weak: vealcrs fully steady ut
1850 downward to HOO.
Sheep 1000, fat lambs strong to
10 cents higher; bulk natives and
westerns showing advance; native Gull
lambs and sheep steady: five doubles
Of ldahos with $50 out 1910: bulk
natives l4.75@l5.OO; cults ll.OO@
80; bulk fat ewes 5.O006.5O; late
Thursday three doubles 65 pound
Oregon and Washington feeders IA
so; one deck of seventy pound 1850.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-02
WHEAT TREND
is DOWNWARD
Reports of Larger Offerings
in Southwest Influences
TOday's Bidding

Chicago, July 2.-GR-Rcports OF
larger offerings Of wheat the south
west. topether with better weather
northwest. gave wheat a general down.
ward trend today. Crop comments
however. from the spring wheat belt
were mostly. bullish. and included
mention Of black rust. Rains north
west we're said to have come too
late IN many places. especially sec
tions of South Dakota
Wheat closed easy, y to Ia cents
net lower. corn - off 20 u cent up
oats at shade to y. cent gain and
provisions varying from 10 cents
decline to 20 cents advance.
Corn averaged lower on account of
Ecattercd showers in Illinois and
Iowa, but in majority Of instances
the rainfall was light.
Oats showed resistance to selling
pressure. and averaged higher on
commission house buying.
Provisions were higher 1T the start
owing to commission house buying
and profit taking checked the advance
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-02
SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. July 2.--(u. S. d
Of AO-Cattle $4,000; all killing class
es opening steady; fat yearlings early
$50; bulk steers and yearlings eli
giblc around 8.50Q9.25: fat she stock
mostly 4.75@7.25; low cutters and
cutters 3.7504.5O; bulls 5.50@6.OO;
packers and feeders slow; better
grades about steady; common kinds
very dull; bulk 5.75@7.OO.
Calves $500; quality considered
market steady; good lights mostly
1925.
Hogs 1900; market slow; bidding
mostly from 14.OOQ14.25 on desirable
lights and medium weight butchers OF
about steady; pigs steady; bulk H..
so; market extremely dull on packing
sows; most early bids lower: average
cost Thursday 1887; and weight 293
Sheep 200: fat lambs 20 cents high.
or; bulk fat natives l3.25@R4.25;
sheep steady.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-02
FOR SALE

s ROOM modern. bungalow with maple
floors and good basement. Rent,
for $500 month. Close to school,
and in q good neighbo rhood
5000, half cash balance in MONTH,
payments q $500. This is ! rart
bargain. See it.
Z ROOM modern house with garage
close TO court house; has east
front. Well built and warm, S..
600. You cannot equal it for the
price.
8 ROOM new modern house River.
view Addition. maple floors and
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MRS. MCPHERSON
RETURNS TODAY
TOLOS ANGELES

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complete investigation Of all phase,
Of the case.
While the county inquisit0rs were
starting their investigation, il wa.
disclosed by J. Edwin Simpson
deputy United States attorney, tina,
because the letter in question also
contained II demand for $500 ,OO(
ransom for the evangelist, the Nc.
Pherson case also probably would
come to the attention Of the fedora
grind jury.
We have become deeply interest.
cd in this case" Simpson said, "bc.
cause It is apparent that a deliberate
attempt was made to use the United
States mails to dcfraud."
According to postofficc inspectors
the letter. addressed to Mrs. Minnie
Kennedy. the evangclist's mother
was delivered special delivery Satur,
day. June 10. the day before the
memorial service. II contained what
was described rs a lock Of Mrs. Nc.
Phcrson's hair and partial answer
TO questions propoundcd by Mrs
Kennedy to test the authenticity oil
2 claim that her daughter was being
held by kidnapcrs.
Mrs. Kennedy declared in Douglas
last night that if stamps on the en-.
vclope had been tempered with she
knew nothing about il. and TINT the
letter was received by her Monday
Mrs. Mcpherson and her mother
left Douglas last night and are due
to arrive here tody. They arrived IN
Douglas from Los Angeles Thursday
to aid in the search for a shack IN
which the evangelist said she was
confined by kidnapcrs prior to nc,
escape to Aqua Pricta, Mexico. The
search was unsuccessful
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after she appeared at his town On the
mors(1nE Of 1unC -. ii, STATE q OK

after she appeared at his town IN the
mosssx 'sf' lune g, " : stAts afssx'
Boubion xas one II The farsi 10
talk to the Los Angelica exangelipt
and says be offered her food and
aided her to reach Do0glas, Arix.,
where her identity vas ss4ablishad.
He said tracks in the desert indi-
Gated Mrs. Mcrherson had alightcd
from an automobile short dittance
from Aqua Prista and walked into
tho town.
Boubion said he instructed his
chief Of police to start the investiga-
ton the morning following the ap-
pcarance Of the evangelist. The in.
quiry showed that Z woman had
alightcd from an automobile and
gone to shack about four miles
from Aqua Pricta. She then return
cd to the car. The same tracks re-
appeared ut the side Of the road two
miles from town and went TO
slaughter house mile from Aqua
iriela, where they were lost. the re-
port stated.
The mayor said the tracks indicat-
cd they had been made the aftc rnOon
Of June %. He said = search cover
ing large desert area failed to re-
veal similar tracks.
When Mrs. MCPHERSON passed
through here early this morning.
guards were stationed at the doors
Of her car. The conductor agreed to
give her a copy Of Boubion's report.