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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-26

VIRGIN! An the Law ana Equity
Cort of he City of Richmond
the 91st day of December 1928
MINNIE OLDERSON. -. .Plaintitf
against In Chancery
EMERY OLDERSON. Defendant
The object of the above styled
suit is 10 obtcin an absolute divorce
nom the bond of matrimony by the
pla ntif from the defendant upon the
ground of wlful desertion and
abandonment for three years and
more. And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Emery Olderson is not resident OF
the State of Virginia, it is ordered
IL at the said Emory Oldcrson appear
here within ten days after the due
publication of this order and do
what IS necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
"A Copy, -.
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
:. by E. NJ. EDWARDS. DC.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, Pa.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
Dixie TARIFF GROUP
PROBED BY SENATE
Drop Inquiry Into Sugar Com
panie3 to Examine Activ.
tiles Of Southerners

Washington. Nov. 21.-tP,-Activ.
tiles OF the southern tariff association
came under the scrutiny Of the senate
lobby again today as 1t turned aside
temporarily from questioning rep
rescnta.ives of sugar companies III
regard to their work in connection
with the pending tariff legislation.
The committee summoned g. 8.
Fischer OF Miami. Fla. and L. l..
Chandler Of Goulds. Fla. for ques-
tioning concerning the work Of the
tariff association IN the south. The
committee already has questioned J..
A. Arnold. vice president and general
manager Of the association on eight
Gays.
Examination OF Fred I. Kent. a di-
rector Of the Bankers Trust company
OF New York. was deferred until to-
morrow. He will be questioned about
his recent statement that the actions
Of the senate coalition on the tariff
bill were partly responsible for the
stock market disturbance.
Stephen H. Love. president Of tho
United States Beet Sugar association,
and w. L. Petrikcn. president Of tho
Great Western Sugar company. also
we're summoned to appear today but
the committee planned first to in
quire into the tariff associations
activities.
There was also a possibility today
that Roger Babson. statistician. who
also made a statement that the action
Of the Republican Independents and
Democrats contributed to the stock
market break, might be called for
questioning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
TO PLACE MMANUS
IN ROYHS7E|N ROOM
Witness Will Testify Suspect
Slayer Was Seen There
Ten Minutes Before

New York. Nov. 2l.-lP)-The state
will place George McManus in Room
$40 in the Park Central hotel 10 min
utes before Arnold Rothstein was
shot there a year ago. November 4
Assistant District Attorney George N
Brothers said today In opening his
case in the trial Of McManus fol
R6thstein's murder.
Ten minutes after Bridget FAIRY
saw McManus there, Brothers said
Mrs. Marian A. Putnam Of Asheville
N. c.. . guest In the hotel, heard loud
voices in the room, q curse and Their
q bang.
Frightened. she ran down the hall
turning after q short distance. to SCI
a man staggering after her. his hand,
to his stomach. The man she saw
Brothers. shouted. was Rothstein.
Brothers said the state would show
that some time previous to the killing
McManus. Rothstein and other mer
met In the apartment Of James Nee
han. q Broadway gambler. and tina
there Rothstein lost 32l9 900 and Nc,
Manus ISL 900, most Of McManus
losses being paid In cash to Roth
stein.
From the III feeling engcnderes
there. Mr.. Brothers said. came til,
smouldering hate which led to TIL
killing Of RothStein.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
ONE KILLED, e HURT
IN store EXPLOSION
Blowup Of What Was Believed
Underground Oil Pit Rocks
Business Block

Washington, Nov. 2l-H)-ope per.
son is dead, four others are near
death in hospitals and Is hurt as the
result Of an explosion today In the
basement OF a McCrory five and ten
cent store.
A physician told newspaper men he
had pronounced two persons dead,
but their bodies had not been re.
ported found by police. Doctors re.
ported that several persons had suf-
fered fractured skulls and were SUI
fcring from internal injuries.
The blast wrecked the front OF the
store near 7th and E streets. North.
west Police Inspector Stoll said It was
believed the explosion occurred In q
store oil burner beneath the sidewalk
or in a storage tank for oil nearby.
The street near the explosion was
strewn with wreckage. Women's shoes
and hats Of children lay beneath the
huge blocks Of concrete that had been
hurled into the air. Stores acros the
street had their windows smashed.
The explosion lifted a part Of the
concrete sidewalk about 20 fee:
square high into the air. Firemen
arriving Immediately began digging
beneath the ruins for bodies.
At two o'clock 10 persons had been
removed from the ruins.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
PU|NG WHEAT AREA
COOPERATIVE URGED
association Will Serve as Link
Between Farmers and
Grain Corporation

Fargo. n. D.. Nov. 2l-tEl-Torma-
Ion OF a sin.lc Cooperative associa-
lon. representing the spring wheat
rea. as a connecting link between
he farmers of affected states and
he Farmers National Grain corpora
ion, rather than dealing throfgn the
everal cooperatives now existing. VIII
e considered at a meeting OF d spe-
ial committee In Fargo Monday, i
secame known today.
The meeting vas suggested by the
ederal farm board and the United
3tatcs department of agriculture, ano
representatives Of c~oope:atives moi
epresented at the preliminary ses.
lon which was held in Aberdeen. S
J., last Monday. have been urged by
samuel r. McKclvie, farm boare
member, to attend the Fargo con-
erence.
At Aberdeen. a special committee
vas appointed to represent the vari-
yus farmers marketing agencies. i
J composed of four men speaking fol
he Farmers Grain Dealers associa'
Ions, wheat pools Of Minnesota
south Dakota and Montana-Nortt
Dakota and one for the Farmer:
Union Terminal association of st
saul. The latter organization and the
Montana North Dakota Wheat Grow.
US association were not represented
e Aberdeen. but have been asked
% have attendants at the Fargo
Meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
Owe MURDER PLOT
SlNCHT BRING Death
p TO CHICAGO VICTIM
an and Woman Planned to Kill
Respective Mates and COL
& leCt Insurance

Chicago. Nos. 2l-(Ia-A love muir
r plot, in which Samuel II. Dorr and
rs. William OBricn planned to kill
cir respective mates end flee with
900 in insurance sold 70 O3rien
Dorr, was admitted b. the woman
rext.ay. police said. after she changed
larr story about the possibly fatal
l9Tunding or her husband carly yes
adfdav.
daShortiy after Mrs. o Bgien's admis-
191n, police stated. Dorr confessed fir
= the shots that wounded O.Br!en
sirAll day Yesterday Mrs. O'Brinn
fhaintained she wounded her husband
10ed Dorr asserted he ran TO the apart
eYfnt from his oNn after hearing tho
ny.Ots. Dorr Is an insurance man and
yne oil the apartment house.
~ In the latest version Of the shoot
crg porr said Mrs. OBrien opened
ire o., her husband whom his anea-
cc,cted return surprised Dorr N tho
sspartnlent. TIE shots missed. he said
s.ld OBrien seized the gun Dorr thon
Crested the weapon from OBr!ea. he
lid. and shot him twice
For many months. Mrs. OErien told
1'u.,lica. she and her husband have oc-
S1elpied separate quarters IN the apart
sent and have communicated only
notes.
tcDcrr at first denied the shooting
uhich may result fatally tog OBricn.
M-ycar-old clerk III tho county re-
S1rdcr's Office.
G. for many months. Ms. O'Brien
$.id. she and her husband had been
". odds. and had occupied separate
nlarters III the Same apartment.
hYesterday O Brien had occasion to
W into the room used by Mrs.
C.Erlen. Dorr was there, Mrs. CEr!a.l
sAc.arod. A shot was heard and
hrBrien came running from the room
s1lree more shots were fired and a
Olllet struck OBr.en IN the head.
Mrs. Dor.. wife OF the apartment
twner. came running to the apart
tAent from her own. The two women
can to the room where. Mrs. OBrien
tid. they found Dorr holding a pistol
b his head and pulling the trigger.
there were no more bullets in the
Yeapon.
Mrs. O'Ericn said she told the
ForrS she would take the blame for
ne sake Of the DORIS two small chill
rem and because of her own love for
corr. When she reversed her story to-
ay Dorr would not discuss Il. He
OBVIOUSLY had insisted that he went
) TIE apartment after hearing shots
The wounded NAL recently took out
5000 life Insurance policy payable
} his wife. The policy vas sold him
Y Dorr, who handles insurance In
edition to his duties as apartment
ouse owner.
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Cured His Rupture

was badly ruptured while lifting !
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope Of cure was IN oper-
alton. Trusses did ne No good. n
nally I got hold Of something that
quickly and completely cured nj.
Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned, although ! am doing
hard work Is ! carpenter. There Vas
no operation. no lost time. no trouble.
] have nothing TO sell. but will give
full information about how you may
find : complete cure without oper-
alton. II you write to ne. Eugene u.
Pullen. Carpenter. e7e-E Marcellns
avenue. Manasquan. n. J, BETTER cut
out this notice and show It TO any
others who ! ruptured-you may
save 3 life or &. least stop the misery
Of rupture and the worry and danger
Of 40 operatton.-Adv.
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Lakota Man Noted as
Traveller Found Dead

Lakota. N. D.. Nov. 21.-tF)-A. N.
Tofthagen. n, donor Of the TOfthagen
Museum library here and famed as a
traveller. was found dead this morn
ing in his apartment in the library
building. He is believed to have been
overcome by gas fumes from q fur
mace.
MIR. Tofthagen returned recently
from q trip around the world and had
planned to leave tonight for Egypt.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day under the auspices Of the Masonic
lodge. Burial will be here where he
made his home for 40 years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
Pursuit Planes to
Stop at Forks, MinOt

Grand Forks. N. D.. Nov, 21.-tP)
-Stopover of Is army pursuit planes
and one transport ship at Grand
sorks during their flight from Self
Esjdgc field. Mich. to Spokane, Wash.
Ind return in Januery, is contcna-
|5lated by Major Ralph Royce. flight
ssommAndcr, according to . letter re-
be1ved here by Mayor J. Z. Hulteng
boday.
Royce asked facilities for ser"icing
HRS and accommodations for the
porty.
Local aviation officials wired Royce
hey would cooperate in every way on
khe proposed stopover. Lieut.. Walter
Richards Is expected to arrive here
iooo 70 arrange details.
Mayor A. J. H. Bratsbcrg. Minot,
oday also was notified Of . proposed
Gopover at Minot Of IL array planes
q January during q flight from
Iellridge Field to Spokane.
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Prize Winning British Beauty, Playing
Make Believe, Lands in London Prison

rode OH a bus or q train people recog.
nized her and pointed her out as the
Catford beauty queen. She took to
hiding her face behind a newspaper.
Then. after q while. no more offers
came to her and people stopped point
ing her out.
Only two things remained-the fact
tina. she had won the prize. and the
shy dreams this had awakened in her.
Since she had not actually gone on
the stage or into the films. since she
had not accepted any Of the flatter-
ing marriage offers that had been
made to her, she would play the game
Of pretend.
Stole lis Dresses
Maude worked In q big London de-
partment store. and the lovely CLOTHES
she could not afford to buy she took.
Suspicion fell upon her. and a search
Of her room at home showed that she
had ll8 dresses.
Maudc never tried to sell the
clothes. and she never dared ear any
OF them outside. She simply spent her
evenings after Q o'clock trying on tho
pretty things.
When presented In police court she
pleaded guilty. Her attorney agreed
her offense was a serious one. but
said it wa due to a girls vanity anc
j nothing else. She had always been
GOOD girl. So the Judge gave her three
months imprisonment IN the SECOND
division, the lightest he could inflict
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
News Briefs

The formation Of large hailstones
begins at heights estimated at between
$4,000 and 10000 feet above the
ground.
The butterflies i g-zag path through
the air makes them more difficult to
catch by birds while on the wing.
Cars are ferried across the Duets
river, Washington. In two canoes
dashed together and operated by out
board motors.
Applies imported into England from
Australia must in the future measure
not less than two and onc.quarter
inches in diameter.
In England and Wales there are
5000 0 mentally deficient persons. OF
this total one.third require institu.
tional care.
Toys Of warlike nature and cadet
corps have been banned in Le Locle,
Switzerland, which claims the record
Of being the least military town In the
world.
The Egyptian scarab is the com.
rnonest luck charm.
Before lighthouses were lit by oil,
and later by electricity, they were lit
by coal fires.
The congressional library at Wash.
ington was established in 1900.
Flies will disappear from . room n
20 drops Of carbolic acid are evap.
Grated from q hot shovel every day.
The Armenians cover q newborn
infants skin with finely powdered
salt.
Animal breeders In East Africa have
developed a new beast Of burden
which they call q zebrule-a cross be-
tween q horse and . zebra.
In l647 hailStoneS that measured "a
inches In circumference are said to
have fallen In New South Wales.
Others weighing four and one-half
pounds were reported after q storm At
Cazorla. Spain. In June. 1929.
Over % million motor cars are rum
ming over roads and streets in
America.
The Chinese knew the direction.
finding power of the loadstone before
the Europeans devised the real mar.
liners compass in 1900.
To 60 from Boston to New York III
IT'S by stage required Q week: In 1855
by boat and rail. IS hours: in 1870 by
auto nine hours: and In 1928 by Dir,
two and one-half hours.
The United States now has 1000
miles Of air routes connecting It with
is foreign countries, while more than
5000 miles and at least four other ma
lions will be added to the system In
the near future.
The United States ranks first among
the countries exporting rayon hosiery
to Egypt.
The average person consumes his
weight In food once q month, which
totals about 1908 pounds q year.
Pompey. the Roman, had waite.
clocks installed In the courts for the
benefit Of the lawyers-"to stop their
babbling." This was 1000 years ago.
The first olympic games were held
in 1883 b. G.
The light-producing apparatus of
the FREELY and the glow.worm Is said
TO be the most efficient In the world.
The glow-worm light Is 90 times more
efficient than q tungsten lamp.
Metals, 1t Is said. suffer from IA
tigue. A razor which has been in use
for ON time and become dull can
be more easily sharpened II rested for
q week.
Crickets have cara on the front part
Of their legs.
Arsenic has been found In appre-
ciable quantities In oil organs Of the
human body.
Columbus QUILTED n vessels On
his second voyage In 1l03.
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Boston, Mass, Nov. 18.-(NEA)-
Probably 1t wa all q huge Joke. one
Of those clever and heavily yelled wit.
tlcisms which are calculated to con.
vulSe readers Of humorous publica-
lions issued BY college students.
Bu. there was the advertisement,
or what looked like On advertisement,
published on page 10 in the latest
number Of the Harvard Lampoon.
Highly lacetious 1t was, and illustrate
ed with Q sketch Of two distinguished
looking men tottcring In front Of .
cafe entrance bearing the word
WINS" The announcement prom
ised FUN for your friends and
stock now n uQuidation
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Lar EXPERIMENT

MISUNDERSTANDING glands OF
q murderer. Hassan Mustar. were re-
Gently grated into the bodies Of two
aged men, one ~ and the other 81.
The murderer. an Albanian soldier.
killed three Serbian officers four
years ago. He gave permission for hts
glands to be used in the operation. It
was performed by DR.. Uzelac. . pupil
Of the famous gland expert, Prof. vo-
ronoff.
No reports OF the success Of the OPP
Grafton are yet available. but excep-
tional results are anticipated.
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Whereas. Default has been made IN
the terms and conditions Of the mort
gage hereinafter described. In that
tho mortgagors have failed to pay the
defaults the assignee Of the mort
gagee has declared and does hereby
declare n entire mortgage indebted
ness due and payable as authorized by
Notice IL hereby given that the cer-
tain mortgage. executed and delivered
BY ". 4: Allen and Rosa ], Allen; his
wife; and =. n. smith n Elisabeth
Smith. his wife. MOrtgaEOrs. to q. w.
Hart Farm Mortgage Company. a
Corporation. Of Watertown, South Da-
kotn.. Mortgage. dated the It'll day Of
March. A. 1915, and filed for record
Of the County OF Burleigh aud State
OF North Dakota. on the End day OF
May. 1915. and recorded in Book 80
s e MSSrtSs !. s.eidi mor Pass ss = M + a. :.
Thomp.on.. which said assignment was
dated the 18th day OF May. 4: d. 1916.
and was filed for record In the office
q q t ssr hss,sts ana Sf s Rsses e e .as GSp pay.
kOta, on the 10th day Of June. "A. =.
1915. and recorded In Book 49,. page
267. will be fOreclosed by q sale of the
R nsfs.r se u sSss n r. fSe 'front.' anS ao ssr e.
the Court House IN the County Of
Bur!eigh. and State Or North Dakota.
~ the hour OF 1000 o'clock "A. NJ, on
the 28th day Of December, A. ID. 1929.
to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage OH the date Of sale. The
premises described In such Mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described az follows. tO-wit:
The South Half .tShD Of Section
one %s' Hunsrea iThsirtyn.nirnss~ a si:spp
North, ~ Range Eevenfy-eight
t1S), West 81 the Fifth Principal
Meridian. In Burieigh County.
There will be due on such mortgage
1t the date OF sale the sun Of Ons
Thousand Nine Hundred and Eight
and G1/l00 (tls0S.6D Dollars. to-
kether with costs and disbursements
of said sale.
dated this 18th day Of November.
MARY e. THOMPSON.
Assignee Of MOrtGagee.
e. e. Caasels. Attorney for Assignee
~ Nortgagee.. Ellendale, North BE-.
kota. 1l/1l .2S. l1~Ik.A0eAAs1e
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CHICAGO

Of11lAOV TNOUOOE
Chicago. Nov. 21-RD-Butter. firm:
receipts 3.467 tubs: creamery extras
41,sc: standards 39isc: extra firsts 40
to 40isc: firsts 81 to 38iac: seconds
IS to sec.
Eggs, firm: receipts 1851 cases: ex-
ira firsts SO to SIC: graded firsts ~
to &c: current firsts 10 to 43c: ordi-
nary firsts 81 to 39c; refrigerator cx-
traS soc; refrigerator firsts 30c.
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ODD

London.-T. II. Willmott has the
distinction Of having n OF the most
unusual weddings ever held here. He
was well supplied with best men,
and in fact no one knew who was the
best man, for his two elder brothers
served in that capacity. and they are
twins. They both kissed the bride, for
merly Ursula Rothery. and she can't
yet tell who kissed her first.
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NO SEX APPEAL

London.-Mrs. Mary Bullock Poole
recently married her third husband.
Benjamin Bailey. u. Mrs. Poole. Is.
was married 90 years ago and wore Z
crinoline. Twenty years later she
married again and Tpee . hustle. This
time she wore . dre4s o. the fashion
able shortnees. She Was = excited a.
. bride Of 70 when she was led 70 the
altar.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
JAIL WEDDING

Juarez.-David Daniel eloped Will,
Maria Luisa Franco. 10. and came
here to marry. Mrs. Soledad F. de
Navarro. sister Of the girl. filed a
charge Of kidnapping against David.
They were taken by police here. but
after David explained the couple were
married and released from jail by Of
ficials.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21
EARS FOB 9HIP8

London. - Recent tests Of . fog
navigating compass and sound indi-
Gator may introduce m instrument
which will save numerous lives on
the sea. The instrument can detect
fog for miles and also indicates the
direction. enabling the ship to steer
around the fog hank. It can be ap-
piled to airplanes. also. It Is said.
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There also was q reference to the
loan and mortgage game" In each
lower conner vas . name and Q tele-
phone number.
Il Was very puzzling, but one Bos-
ton paper which thought It knew the
answer to the cabalistic announce
ment boldly charged In . headline /:
"Bootlesgers Advertise IN Harvard
Press" It was further alleged that
telephone conversations with the
numbers given had revealed that var.
ious liquids had been offered for sale.
University authorities expressed as
constituent. declared that such an Of
Tense. II committed. would BE- unpre-
cedeuted II the history q The school.
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CIEMENCEAU BETTER

Paris, Nov. 81. -tR- DR.. JAG.
quemarie. former Premier Glenn.
enceau's grandson, who has been
watching It his bedside today.
said this afternoon the attack OF
collie from which the Tiger Vas
suffering had passed. There Is
now no reason for aiarm," he
ADDED.
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Shy Of FIattering Acclaim,
Maude Hall Missed It When
It Finally Waned
DREAM CASTLES COLLAPSE
Turned Down Nobleman's Offer
Of Marriage and Chance
to Star in Films
ry L T

London. Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to tho left OF her. dresses to the right
Of her. sparklcd and shimmered--di-
aphanous ball Gowns. clipging. deli
cate dinner dresses. clothes for after
noon teas. for tho golf links. for the
grandstands at the famous English
race-courscs.
But Maudc Hall. who has been
called the most beautiful girl In all
England. didn't wear the dresses for
parties and sports. When she locked
tire door to her poor little oom in the
Catford district Of London she put
them on and played make-balievc.
AS the wife Of a French nobleman
she would sweep down the grand
staircase Of a fine chateau: as the
chatelaine Of a great house in Eng
land she would pour tea for the bear
ers Of historic names
But now another door has been
locked behind her. and the dream
castles have been crashing down. Fcl
| Maude is a prisoner OF his majeSty's
government and is charged with the
theft of ll8 dresses. For the mex;
three months she will have ample
opportunity to think earnestly Of The
might have -beens.
Won BcasN Contest
It's all because Maude Is very beau
tiful. a few years ago she was a hard.
working. happy girl, living with hel
parents in Catford. Then a beauty
contest was organized. Maude entered
it and won the first prize over 50.OO(
competitors from all over England
Her pictures we're printed III all TIKI
papers. She was inundated with al
sorts Of flattering offers. A French
nobleman wanted to marry her. III
dian princes wanted to send her jew.
elry. Film producers wanted her (
20 on the screen. Stage magnates OF.
fcred her goodly engagements.
But Maudc turned them all down
She was too shy and timid. When shs