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Evening star., 1926-12-01
BOY ACCUSES FATHER.
Testifies in Court That Parent
Killed Deputy Sheriff.

DES MONIES. Iowa, December :!
tP.-A sobbing, shrinking, 11-year-olo
INV testified n District Court here yes
terdav that his father, William Boyd.
a ouadroon, fired the shot that killed
Deputy Sheriff Dewey Marshall Octo'
Der 80.
Looking at the floor. apparently to
avoid the eyes of his father. charged
L;yith frstdegree murder, Homer BOYD
+lesitated momentarily when asked the
|hlirect question by the prosecutor and
then replied, between sobs: Papa fired
he shot"
4 Homer gave his testimony over the
|bstrenuous objection Of defense attor'
sneys. Marshall was slain. and Deputy
Sheriff Grover Brent OF SedaliA, MO-
! was wounded. when they attempted 70
arrest Boyd on Q charge Of larcsnXs
Evening star., 1926-12-01
Over Reward
for Slayer Ended
bv Court Decision

Justice Bailey of the District
Supreme Court yesterday decided
that John r. Francis is entitled to
a reward of $1,000 offered by the
National Benefit Life Insurance
Co. in Connection with the convic-
ton Of the murderer of DR.. Robert
w. Brown, wealthy colored
physician. who was president Of
the company. Claim was also made
to the award by w. H. Robinson,
and the company put the matter
up to the court by bill Of inter-
pleader.
DR.. Brown was shot down at the
door of his home November 81.
1920. and the company offered the
reward for the conviction Of His
slayer. Later James A. Frye, col.
ored, was convicted and sentenced
to life Imprisonment for the
murder and the two claimants
sought the reward.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

Rauscher's Saturday evening.
There are two woman State Sena-
tors in Ohio, the survey showed. and
one each in Connecticut, Illinois, New
Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsyl-
vania and Washington.
Connecticut has Is woman mem
bers of the lower house, New Hamp-
shire, 13. and Vermont, IL. Ten
States-AriZona, Florida. Idaho, Iowa,
Kentucky, louisiana, Oregon, South
Carolina, Texas and Wyoming-have
no woman representatives.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
MAN KILLED IN BLAST.
Five Others Believed Fatally Hurt
in Explosions on Ships.

SAN PEDRO, Calf, December 1 CP
One man was fatally injured and
IL others hurt. 5 so seriously they
are not expected to live. in two ship
explosions in the harbor here yes
terday.
An explosion on the Union oil tanker
Warwick cost the life Of one man.
Lorenzo Nejar OF San Pedro: mess
boy. and injured nine others. Three
men were hurt. two OF whom may
die, as the result Of an explosion on
the speed launch SwalloE, a convert
cd guhchaser. last night,
Evening star., 1926-12-01
PALACE CLEANUP ENDS.
Everybody Heaves Signs Of Relief
at Buckingham.

LONDON, December 1 R).-When
Buckingham Palace gets a cleaning.
such as has just been finished. the old
fashioned processes get the call. Not
a vacuum cleaner is used.
AS a result officials. housekeepers
and the small army of maids heaved
several sighs of relief when the last
touches had been made to the
winter clean" of 500 rooms.
The Queens rooms have so many
valuable china specimens and price
less souvenirs of glass which must
be replaced in exactly the same po-
sition that photos were taken before
the clean started so there could be no
mistake about replacement,
Evening star., 1926-12-01
Hackett Ashes Reach u. S.

NEW YORK, December @.-The
ashes Of James X. Hackett. the Ameri-
can actor who died in Paris, were
brought to the United States for burial
by his widow, who arrived aboard the
Olympic last night. Memorial serv-
ices at the Little Church Around the
Corner win be held this afternoon. she
Baid
Evening star., 1926-12-01
Many Decisions on Is and Are" Prove
Professors as Much in Dark as Laymen

So the passenger traffic manager
called the University Of Chicago into
conference. They told him he was
right-absolutely. So he reported to
the vice president. The vice presi'
dent asked Northwestern University
about it. They said he was right
positively.
Then while the trafi1o manager
dashed off a letter to Harvard. the
vice president wrote to a lexicog-
rapher. One said 'is." the other said
"are." Then while one wrote to
Princeton, the other wired Yale. and
asked for a hurry-up answer.
Yesterday both answers came.
Princeton said "is." Yale said "are." !"
And there you "are'-not "is."
Evening star., 1926-12-01
CLAIRE DUX IN FAREWELL.
Mrs. Charles H. Swift, Opera Star,
in Final Professional Role.

CHICAGO, December 1 R.-Mrs.
Charles H. Swift will become Claire
Dux again tonight, when she steps
before an Orchestra Hall audience
probably for her last professional ap-
pearance. She will share the program
with Efrem Zimbalist, the violinist.
The opera stars recent decision to
leave the stage when she married Mr..
Swift, vice president of Swift & Co,
packers. involved her in differences
with Pacific Coast opera companies
who had expected her presence dur
ing the Winter season. The difficult
ties were smoothed over, however.
and the wedding took place here a
short time ag0s4
Evening star., 1926-12-01
BOYS KILLED BY BLAST.
Bodies Of Three Blown to Bits
When Dynamite Explodes.

MORGANTOwN. w. Va, December
R.-Three boys were killed late
yesterday at Poland, Pa, 20 miles
from here. when dynamite with which
they were believed to have been play
ing exploded and blew them to bits.
The dead are Donald Kennedy, II:
Mike Dudas, IL. and Louis Dudas, 12,
brothers, all of Poland.
The torso Of the Kennedy boy was
recovered. but only fragmentary
pieces Of the bodies Of the brothers
Aad been recovered last night
Evening star., 1926-12-01

~ S<SNSSs = ava ~ s
Senators and 129
woman members
of the lower
houses.
These facts,
learned in a. recent
survey by Miss
Sue White, a Ten
nessee attorney,
were announced
today by the
Women's Bar AS
sociation. One Of
the State Sena-
tors, Miss Belle
Kearney of Mis-
sissippi, will be an
honor guest and
speaker at the an.
nual banquet of
the a asSociation at
Evening star., 1926-12-01
Ry the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, December lis 1t
ARE" or are it "is"? The Burling-
ton Railroad wants to know. So far
it's fifty-f1fty.
It all started when the road sought
to tell the world through paid adver-
Using space that along its right-of-
way "is' or ARE" produced two
thirds the oats, more than half the
corn, ETC., in the United States.
The advertising agency wrote "is"
in the copy. The passenger traffic
manager changed it to ARE" the
traffic vice president changed it back
with a caustic remark about the
grammar Of the passenger depart
ment if any,
Evening star., 1926-12-01

which punishment
would you take?
1t would hardly
;eem a debatable
question. But the
fact is that blind
persons usually
seem more cheer
full than those to-
tally deaf. accord
ing to Miss Mil
dred Kennedy Of
Boston. who lec-
lures this evening
before the Speech
Reading Club Of
Washington, q t
2515 Cliffbourne
place.
This IL because,
Evening star., 1926-12-01

EIIt says, WIISII
you speak to a blind man you make
him forget his troubles; when you
speak to a deafened man you remind
him of his
Miss Kennedy is making a trip
across the continent, addressing clubs
and leagues in the interest of persons
who are hard of hearing.
Another event of the clubs pro-
gram this week is the annual Christ
mas sale, beginning Friday evening
and continuing through Saturday.
Evening star., 1926-12-01
BLIND AND DEAF PEOPLE
SUBJECT OF LECTURE
Miss Mildred Kennedy of Boston to
Address Speech-Reading Club
Tonight.

Supposing you were brought before
medieval torture tribunal and Of
fered the choice Of having your eyes
put out or your eardrums punctured,
Evening star., 1926-12-01
139 WOMEN TO SIT
IN LEGISLATURES
Make 9 Per Cent Of Total - Mis-
sissippian to Address Women's "
Bar Association. !

Nearly per cent Of the total mem.
bership of State legislatures are wom-
en-or 139 out of 7,642 for the 4S
Evening star., 1926-12-01

Gold IN sea water 10 mostly In the
form Of an insoluble slime.
Evening star., 1926-12-01

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Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-28
"MEANEST MAN IN PICTURES"
 CAST IN LATEST PARAMOUNT

Sheldon Lewis, sometimes called "the meanest man in pictures" lends his villainous film personality to one of the featured roles in George Mel lords Paramount production, "The Top of the World" Anna 0. Nilsson, James Kirkwood and Raymond Hat ton are the other three sterling play CTS with whom he shares acting hon. ors.
 Lewis role is that of Dr. Saul Kieff, vicious, interruptions physi- clan, who uses his skill and medical knowledge to further his own sinis- ter designs.
 Tt is the first time," Lewis com- mented, "that I every played a part without spark of self-respect or one tiny redeeming trait.''
 That the lot of a screen villain is indeed hard is borne out by the fact that in this production Lewis is horse whipped into insensibility by Kirk wood. o Art, what seacrifices are made in thy name!
 'The Top of the World showing tonight at the Liberty theater, is bas- ed on a screen adoption of: Ethel M. Dell's well-known novel of the same name.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-28
NEW PR|NC|PAL OF .. . FAIRBANKS SCHOOL
 EN ROUTE INTERIOR
TEACHING STAFF SELECTED AND ALL IN READINESS FOR
 OPENING

Listed among the arrivals on the s. s. Yukon last evening, from Seattle, was George w. Goodman, former prin- cipal of the Cordova school, who this year has accepted the position of prin- cipal of the Fairbanks public schools. Mr. Goodman has been taking grad uate work at the University of Cali fornia the past year. The other teach CTS from outside have been requested by the Fairbanks School Board to leave Seattle by today, August 18th, in order to be here in time for the beginning of school on the thirteenth of September
 Miss Katherine Driscoll is the only one remaining in the high school who was oh last years teaching staff. Other teachers in the high school will be: Miss Esther Evens of McGrath, Minnesota; Miss Helen Baker of Oak land, Calif.; and Miss Dorothy Nelson who taught last year at Ketchikan. Miss Nelson will teach commercial subjects and Miss Driscoll; Music and French and other subjects to be de- termined when the new teachers ar rive. The division of work in the high school cannot be determined definite ly until that time.
 There is to be but one new teacher in the grades, Miss Margaret Miller of Seattle, who will have charge of the 9th and 9th grades. The rest of the staff will be the same as last year: Mrs. Florence Kelly, 1st grade; Miss Florence Kelly, 2nd grade; Miss Dor othy Ellison, 3rd and 4th grades; Mrs. E. B. Collins, 7th and Sth grades: and Mrs. Alma Bixby, kindergarten.
 MT. Goodman departs for the Inter- for on Mondays regular train.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-28

BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION am fully equipped to conduct hunt ing parties of all kinds. Three years experience as licensed guide. Fine hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
 NICK KRISTENSEN,
 False Pass, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-28
TWAS A LITTLE SHOCK

CORDOvA, Aug. 2S. P)-The navy radio station felt quake at 10 o'clock last night and longer one at 12:40 o'clock this morning, neither seemed strong enough to cause damage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-29

tract, does not entitle him to main
tain an action thereon in his own
name. Following Farmers State Bank
Of Gladstone v. Anton, (ND) 1919 N.
w. 5S2.
4. For REASONS stated i'm the opin.
ion. it is held that il is not a condi-
tion in the surety bond that a person
who contracts with the State High.
way Commission to construct roads,
shall pay the full premium found to
be due to Compensation Fund. when
the only stipulation in the agreement,
with the Commission is that the con
tractor will comply with the Work
mems Compensation Law. and the
record shows such compliance as
fully protected the employees Of the
contractor.
Appeal from an order Of the Dis
trict Court Of Burleigh County. over
ruling the defendant Surctys demur-
rcr to the complaint. Hon. Fred Jan
sonius. District Judge.
Opinion of the court by Johnson,
Judge.
ORDER REVERSED.
Pierce, Tenneson. Cupler & STAN
baugh, Fargo. North Dakota, Attor-
neys for Defendant and Appellant.
Geo. +. Shafcr. Attorney General.
Philip Elliott. Asst. Attorney Gener-
al. and X. +. Leighton. Asst Attcr-
ney General. bismarck, North Dakota,
Attorneys for. Plaintiff and Respond
ent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-29
State Convention
of B.P.W.C. to Be
Held at WilliStOn

The seventh annual convention
of the North Dakota Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
clubs will be held in Williston on
June 2, ; and 4, and will be pre-
cedcd by meeting of the executive
board on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Myrtle l. Mckcnna, Williston,
state president, will deliver her
annual address at the opening SEES
sion Monday morning.
An address by DIR. Marian X.
Bowles, national vice-prcsident, Jol-
let, ILL.,, will feature the afternoon
program. In the evening Mrs. Bess
Beatty Sherman, Grand Forks, will
preside at Il banquet. Speakers in
clude Miss Henrietta Lund, Bis
marck, and Miss Madeira Knox,
Grand Forks.
Mrs. Nellie Severance, president
Of the Twin City Railway Business
Women, will address the convention
Thursday morning, and Miss Hen
ricka B. Beach, Bismarck, national
vice president. will also speak. Miss
Knox and DR.. Bowlcs will speak
at the afternoon sessions. At the
banquet in the evening Miss Hazel
McCulloch, Minot, will preside,
and Mrs. Olivia Johnson, st. Paul,
and DR.. Bowles, will be the
speakers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-29
From Durlcigh County

state of North Dakota, on be.
half of the North Dakota Work
mems Compensation Fund.
Plaintiff and Respondent
G. NJ. Padgett and The Padgctt
Company, Il domestic corpora
ton,
Defendants.
The Northorn Trust Company,
domestic corporation.
Defendant and Appellant.
SYLLABUS:
]. The Workmen's Compensation
Fund IS not synonymous with the
State Of North Dakota nor is the
bureau the State of North Dakota.
The claims against the fund are not
claims against the State; and the
fund itself is not IA state fund.
:. The surety is Il favoritc of the
Jaw and has the right to stand upon
the strict terms of his obligation
when such terms have been asccr-
tanned. This rule is applicable in al
clrcum stances.
8. Wherever Il statute like Section
56ll. G. l.. 1913. is in force. or where
contracts for tho benefit of a third
person, from whom no considerati ion
flows, may be enforced by the bene-
ficlary, the law is that "thc mere
fact that a third party may derive n
benefit, purely incidental and not
within the contemplation Of the par
ties, from the performance Of con-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-29
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pay. Write at once. Hitchcock
Hill Co., Dept. 556. Chicago.
ONE OF THE largest candy houses in
the country has opening Bismarck
territory. Man with car and ac-
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We have highest quality candy and
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$500 an hour actually earned in
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quick for free particulars. The
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WANTED--Threc men for Bismarck
and county for Sales Force. Elk
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Silk Hosiery Mills, bismarck Hotel.
Bismarck.
WANTED Men and women to learn
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WANTED AT observation-disclosures.
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Write American Beet Sugar. Com
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