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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-24
PATTERSON
BILL WILL AID THE OIL
INDUSTRY IN n. OAK,
Bill Gives Bank Of North Dakota
Authority to Lease Pros
pective Oil Lands

Operations of companies who arc
prospecting for oil in various part,
OF North Dakota will be facilitated
by q bill which passed the senate
wednesday, according to Senators
Patterson of Renville county and
Pioyhar of Barnes county who spon.
sored the measure.
In many parts Of the state c0fhpan.
les have taken leases on large tracts
OF land and are drilling in the hope
OF finding oil. Often they find that
the Bank of North Dakota has title
to lands in the area in which they
are interested and the Bank is barred
by law from granting mineral leases.
The Patterson-P loyhar bill would
grant the Bank such authority.
Five appropriation bills went
through the senate without question.
All OF them were relatively minor
items.
A bill to appropriate $4,000 for
the state wolf and magpie bounty
fund was held up pending action on
q proposal by Senator Tofsrud,
Pierce county, to increase the sched-
ule Of bounty payments. Instead Of
~ for mature wolves and 81 for
wolf pups, Tofsrud would pay S. and
- respectively. If the Tofsrud
bill passes the appropriation for
bounty payments must be increased.
The wolf bounty appropriation bill
was made 9 special order Of business
for next Wednesday.
A proposal to repeal the absent
voters law was killed by the senate
elections committee. G. ]. Olson of
Barnes county, author Of the bill.
said the absent voters ballot is an aid
to fraud in elections and told Of the
encountered in Barnes
county where . number OF such bal.
lots were found to have been
changed.
Senator Van Arnam, Cass county.
contended that repeal Of the absent
voters law would disfranchise citi.
zens who were forced to be away
from home on election day and would
be an injustice to them.
Senator Cain, Stark county, point
ed out that there are penalties for
violating the election law and that
they should be enforced, rather than
repeal the present statute.
Senator Erickson. Divide county, !
'aid persons using absent voters bal
OTIS have no means Of knowing II |
heir ballots were counted as they
marked them and favored repeal Of |
he law. Cain said no other voter |
has such assurance either. The vote |
IN the motion to kill the bill was |
to 3.
The Ettestad bin clarifying the
aw relating to county political COM |
nittees was approved by the com.
nittee. It gives each Legislative
nominee OF any. party the right to
appoint one member Of the county
committee Of his party.
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Navy CONSTRUCTION
BILL PASSAGE Seen
BY SENATE HACKERS
Revision Of Agricultural Tariffs
and Public Lands interest
the House Today

washington. Jan. 24.-(R-The last
Of President Coolidges administration
measures, the naval construction bin
was the order Of business in the SEN
ate today.
The measure to authorize the con-
struction OF is cruisers and one air.
craft carrier was taken up as 4 re.
suit Of the passage late yesterday by
the senate naval committee was con-
ltdent Of passage.
The house again devoted It's atten-
tion 70 minor bills, sponsored mainly
ny its public lands committee and af-
lecting for . large part western states.
The house ways and means commit.
tee. had on its program q problem Of
interest-the revision of
the agricultural tariffs. The farm
duties which viii be compiled follow
ing the commuters hearing. may be
enacted as . part Of the tariff blu ct
the proposed special session and are
considered q major agricultural re-
Lief measure.
Leaders Of the opposition to the
cruiser measure have said no OBJ
structiontst tactics Will be used to
block 4 final vote,
The senate adopted the deficiency
Dill yesterday after 1t had settled the
Tax refund question. The measure
carried . ga, 900 900 item for tar re.
FUNDS and Senator Mcclellan, Demo.
srat. Tennessee. had offered q an
amendment . proposal for the trans
!er Of the administration Of tax re-
funds from the internal revenue
bureau to the board OF tax appeais.
ae, however substituted for this pro.
1osal IN amendment calling for pub.
tc hearings on al tax refunds IA ex-
,ess Of $4,000 By . treasury cornnnit.
e ana this was attached to the mea-
lure.
The blu now has to 90 back to the
aouse for action on this ameudment
md arother change, the t2l.O00. 00O
,ronlpltion enforcement increase. but
inAl settlement Of the differenHes
robably Win b effected ia confer
nee.
OF the committees the Senate Reed
'aanpetgn funds investigation body
20 botore II the case % Senator
lect Ware Of Peuusylvasia and the
enate Immigration committees took
y the pgopo1al to POSTPONE the ef-
ecttvenegs Of thu national ORIGINS
lauee Of the im,nigrataon act. On
~ house q1de thu merchant uaarine |
ommlctee conddotod the hill "a s..
end the life of the radio coaunnissi0n |
- nSa0ktAhes vpnAv n~A xa> Ss,s -
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~ FLORENCE GOSNEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman and
children were Sterling callers Tues
day. Byron took his music lesson
alSO.
Rex Fogarty spent Sunday at his
home. returning to Bismarck Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
Mofftt callers Wednesday.
Carl Olson Is staying ct the John
Benz home for q while.
Albert Faust Il assisting w. E.
Runey with his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis called
at the Burns Bailey home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Gosney were
Bismarck callers Saturday. .
; Mrs. Herman Nieman spent Thurs
day afternoon at the John Benz
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen and
Mrs. Baeth were Bismarck callers
Saturday.
Rachel Benz, who has had an oper-
alton for mastoids. returned to her
homo Saturday. She has been IN o
hospital In Bismarck.
Carl Olson went to Bismarck Sum
day to ~ 0rs. Olson who Is q patient
at the Bianarck hospital.
NJ. and NrA. Burns Bailey took
thar baby, who has pneumonia, to the
Bismarck hosuital Sunday.
Alt1. Carl Olson underwent IN
operation 1or mastoids Monday morn
Ing.
&
Mr.. and lGrs. p. n. ocsney attend
q the poultry show In Bismarck Sat-
lrday. also visited ct the B. l. Koon
home.
Mn. Frank swindling and children
came down from Bismarck Tuesday
aftern0ou 70 visit for while Ct the
Henry 6yindling home.
N--gery and Douglas Bailey are
staying 1t the George Lewis home
while the.r mother Is ct the hospital.
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money had been solicited. he said. bv
Two road contractors. whose names he
could not recall.
Mrs. Hammonds Again
Q. p. Black. vice chairman OF the
state fish and game commission.
testified before the house invests.
eating committee. He broueht the
name Of Mrs. o. o. Hammonds. con.
fidential secretary to the governor
Into the forefront again, declarinr
she had asked him to get Tom john
son. Pusmataha county legislator.
drunk and obtain from him informa.
tion which was sought by the adunin-
istration.
i told her I didn't want to do It."
ne continued, that I might get
drunken than Tom, and besides. !
told her Tom didn't drink"
Governor Johnston has been or.
dered to appear before the senate
court Of impeachment next Monday
TO answer to charges against him.
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NOTICE OF THE EXPIRATION or,
THE PERIOD OF REDEMPTION
ON LAND SOLD TO TNE CnI1N-
TY Ar TAK Ar m

NOTICE OF THE EXPIRATION or
THE PERIOD OF REDEMPTION
ON LAND SOLD TO THE COUN-
TY AT TAX SALE
OF Burleigh County, do hereby rive
notice that the parcels Of real esfate
hereinafter described were sold for
Iaxes at the annual tax sale Of this
Soun unit; on December -, 1921, and that
sold to this County. and that such
safes nave not been redeemed from
ana they are still the property OF this
county. and that unless redemption
snail be made from said tax sales
within ninety days from the date Of
this notice. the same will become the
absolute property In fee Of this Coun-
y and the former owners thereof and
terested therein will be forever fore-
closed and debarred OF any and all
rights OF redemption. or other rights
n or 20 such real estate. Following
t = !a sa Of the real estate sold 1t such
demptIon has expired.
Opposite each description OF real
estate appears the name Of the record
title owner thereof - It appears BY
ter Of Deeds Of such County and also
opposite each tract appears the
amount which will be required to re-
deem from the effects Of such tax sale
- SM0 cAp!ratOu O1 tho p0rtOo OK re-
demption including the amount for
which the said land was sold, Interest
and penalty thereon, subscouent de-
ltnquent taxes prior to those Of the
year 1870. and penalties and interest
Description Of real estate. name Of
record title owner. amount required
IND. Y ot lot 1. Sec. 4-1ll-7s.
Carl johnson ...........3 q. Sc
Und. \ OF lot 4, Sec. 4-1la-7e
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Auditor o4 Bufloi9h
County, this 18th day 81 January
1879. -
(Seal) A. C. lAAlfINGER.
County. North Dakota.
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Schrunk


Mr: and Mrs. H. H. Seibel motored
70 Wing Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake berg and family
and Andrew Seights spent the evening
at Meters Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Weutz and
family returned home Monday, after
spending 9 few days at the n. Il.
Se4Del home.
Adam Klein called ct the Herman
Meters home Monday morn..-. .
MIS-. Christ Hen and son Leonard
spent Monday Afternoon with Mrs..
Fred Homberg.
Mrs. Herman Seilenger and son Earl
James spent Monday with Mrs. Fred
Smith.
John Wit. anG Leroy Marchant
called ct the Herman Meters home
Monday afternoon.
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M AK . ~ ~ ~ J. y ~
TH AT TAX 0AL0
I. "A. G. loAmingAr, county auditor
Burleigh county, DO hereby TIVE nS1l|
t1ae the parcels Of real e6taeo hoSol
after descrihe0 were sold Tor ta1o4s]
December .. 1915, ana that q eSi3
SAID parcels OF real estate were o2
to this County, and that ouck ~
nave not been redeemed iron ~
they are still the property 81 III
Gountys Ana that unless re0ompttQ
within ninety days from the date
this notice. the Same will become 81
absolute property In tee Of this CooI
~ ana the former owners thereof et)
all lien holders ana other persons ~
Closed ana % 81 g f ssy SCI
rights OF redemption. or other rieAa
IN or to such real estate. EolloW1nI
10 2 list Of the real estate cold 4
such tax sale IN which the peflod =
redemption has expired.
tate appears the name of the rocotI
title owner thereof AZ it appears oil
the records In the office OF the Rogll|
ter or Deeds OF such County ana ALL
opposite each tract Appears th|
deem from the effects of ouch I'll
sale at the expiration Of the period a
redemption including the amount ri
which the said land was sold, intel
est and penalty thereon, suboequeuI
delinquent taxes prior to those Or TIL
Description Of real estate. name q
record title owner and amount rel
CURED to redeem:
Original Plat
Lots q to -. incl. blk. 81. w.
lG Bradi to 3 incl blk. 20. II. G. =,
AlcKensie Z Ccfei.n
Lot ], blk. 66. Geo. w. Brown. l74.oI
Lot 2. blk. 66. w. j. Kohle.... 1870
Lot ;. blk. Sc. w. J. kohle, ct
al. ................. 17A.eI
Lots . and 10. blk. Sc. Geo. w.
Lots 20 to 80. incl, bik. 81.
Fayetts Lawrence 49,. s.o7l.s|
;. F1annery 4 Wetherby
ind. 1-3 int. lots 3 to ~, incl.
blk. SO. l. y. Baker,. ...... 1853
Lots II and Is. blk. IS. Mar.
garet 4. Roberts ........... 74.S
Given under my hand and tho sea
II the County Auditor OF BurlolglI
county. this 18th day OF january
929.
(SeaD A. C.. Isaminrer.
County Auditor OF Rurleigh
County. North Dakota.
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Hazel Grove.
b. MRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@..-aS1 AsAS0g MA n A14&04Vv6
! Frank Gray And Eugene Re .--d
were callers at the Haslssrove farm
Lionday. 80
Miss Madge Runey, county su-
perintendept, was . guest Tuesday
night st the Lambert home Ia Arena.
arvey Motif and his. son, n -
as Moffit, drove over Thursday Is
the Halvorson home north 81 Regain.
Tomas stayed T.: with his wife
~ baby, who have been sick.
Frank Gray and daughter, Miss
Opal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haxle-
grove, called ct The Ed Cloude home
s lnday.
Andrew Kraft and sister, were
guest Sunday ct the Peter Rsmick
home.
! 1r. and Mrs.. Ed. Qchuner and
family were guests Sunday at the
6 ,arlie Cipplin home,
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from . Bismarck hospital last week,
somewhat improved In health.
Geo. Watson Is having his garage
and residence wired for electric lights.
Word has been received here BY
WIN. Wilton Of the serious fitness Of
his mother ct st. Johns, ore.
Mrs. Belcher Of Dolon, 8. D., u the
guest Of her son Miles and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Bertha feathers. of Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-24
INTEREST WANING
in GRAIN STORAGE
AS GREAT PANACEA
Farmers Grow Cool in Belief
Measure Will Add Little
to Their Relief

Interest IN the proposal to pass q
law ct this Legislative session which
will permit the farmer to borrow
money on grain stored on his farm
Is beginning to wane.
Not that such q bill will not pass
with almost unanimous support Il II
can be worked into satisfactory
shape. Practically every legislative
member Is In favor Of the idea. It Is
only that farmer members Of the
legislature are not as enthusiastic
about It as they were at first. The
present attitude Of many IS that such
law would be good thing but not
OF first Importance a. q remedy for
the farmers economic Ills,
This attitude Is. represented by
George Aljets Of Wells county, q
farmer member Of the house.
Benefit Not Real
The Idea Is important only be-.
cause 1t Is step In the right direc-
tton," said AljetS. ITO whatever ex-
tent 1t will aid in solving the Market
Ing problem the, bill will benefit the
farmer, but the benefit is not likely
to be as real or as great as some
persons seem to think. II they get
the bill In workable shape viii vote
Tor It but see no reason to get ex-
cited about it."
One thing which may cause farmer
legislators to look on the bill with
Jaundiced eye Is the question Of cost.
It 1t Is apparent that more than q
small appropriation Is necessary to-
make the bill effective, Aliets and
others with q similar turn of mind
will be stu cooler toward 1t. I'VE
would have a hard time explaining
to the folks back home how we hap
,pened to vote for the creation Of
new state department or q new COM
mission" Aljets said. 1.-The people
IN my county are In no mood for
anything which means more money
to run the state government"
The fact that the benefits Of the
proposed law would not apply to own
ers Of mortgaged grain also is being
mentioned. Some legislators say that
enough grain is mortgaged after
threshing to make Q stable dent In |
the total production Of the state.
Get Bank Loans Now
Still another comment, which is |
heard from Independents and Nom
parttsans alike, is that the farmer |
with grain in storage has little
trouble in getting money at the bank
II his reputation and standing in the
are good. Many say they
have bank loans right now and had
no trouble In getting them.
Meanwhile the effort to get the bill
In a shape satisfactory to the major
lty goes forward. Nearly everyone
continues to agree that it will be q
good thing but the tendency to re-
gard 1t as something OF q cure-all
has disappeared.
Governor Shafer has never regard.
I'd the bill as a cure-all and doesn't
regard 1t in that light now. Like
others he is Of the view that It is
,nly q step In the right direction.
The principal benefits of the law.
1e said, will be that 1t will reduce I
he interest rat- at which farmers
IAN obtain money on stored grain, {
VII enable anyone to borrow such |
money and will establish by law 3
conditions on which such Ii
transactions shall be based.
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MYSTERY WITNESS
IN BACKGROUND Of
OKLAHOMA SCANDAL
Possibility Of Corruption Ex.
posure Looms Along Inn
parchment Lines

Oklahoma City Jan. 24.-(P-In.
terest In Oklahoma's involved legisla.
tion Investigations. which already
have led to impeachment charges
against Governor Henry s. Johnston
and his suspension, today turned ia
the senate investigating COMMITTEES
Room where there appeared the pros
pect that q mystery witness would
reveal the source Of newspaper re-
ports and rumors Of corruption in
connection with the sudden dispersal
|of an attempted; Impeachment SEES
eion Of the legislature last winter.
The name OF the witness was given
the committee by H. Tom Right,
Carter county representative and q
leader Of the anti-administrative
forces. He indicated the man might
be able to give the committee some
tangible clue upon which to base its
inquiry.
The committee Is inqutring into
The conduct Of its parent body, as It
was the senate that terminated the
December, 1927, session, when It held
that the house had acted unlawfully
III converting itself. The senate re-
FUSED then to support six purported
impeachment charges against the
governor. /,
Accept s OF ! Charges
Determination to call the mystery
witness came ct the close Of 4 day
which saw tho house and another
article Of impeachment to tho stx IL
ready voted against Governor John.
bton. The senate has accepted NV
bf the seven charges ,
The seventh impeachment article
charges Johnston with Illegal use Of
the National Guard In suppressing
the December, 1927. attempted Inn
parchment session. TROOPS were
called out to keep the .ieehlatorS from
meeting Ii the state capitol. but
members Of the house later succeeded
n meeting IN : downtown hotel
room.
The seventh article passed after
pne Of the most determined battles
bf the present session. The measure
finally carried 50 TO 81.
Evidence purporting to show that
road contractors rallied 20 the SUD
port Of Johnston when impeachment
threatened him IN 1877. was present.
"a by = J. Franklin. Tulsa insurance
man, who told the senate inyeottea-
tors that he gave = check Tor 1600
TO eomebody" 70 90 into FUND ~
eng mAdo up BY road contractors %
help Governor johnston IN his %.
6ense n : ;suprems court cass % test
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NOTICE or EXPIRATION or TaF
PERIOD or REDEMPTION on
LAND SOLD To THE COUNTY
AT TAX &Al.E

l. a. C. lsamingcr. County Audited
OF BurleiEh County. do hereby givsI
hereinafter described were sold foIl
taxes at the annual tax sale OF thlsI
County on December 3. 1924, and tina
at said sale said parcels OF real ea-I
tate were sold to this County. and
that such sales have not been re.
deemed from and they are still tht|
property of this County, and that un-
less redemption shall be made front
the date of this notice. the same will
become the absolute property in feel
of this County and the former own
ers thereof and all lien holders and
other persons Interested therein win
be forever foreclosed and debarred OIL
any. and all rights Of redemption. orr
other rights in or to such real estate.
Following Is a list OF the real estate
sold at such tax sale on which thej
Opposite each description OF real
estate appears the name OF the record
title owner thereof az It appears byI
the records. in the office Of tho Req
also opposite each tract appears the
amount which will be required to re.
deem from tho effects OF such taxi
sale at the expiration OF the period
for which the said land was sold. in
terest and penalty thereon. subse-
duent delinquent taxes prior to those /
Of the year 1928. and penalties and
Description Of real estate. name Of |
record title owner, and amount re.
quired to redeem:
City Of Blsnsarck
Original Plat
Helen Swanson 49, .ss.sos.sS
Lot II. blk. 81. F. II. Register 24s.2i
Except East s. lot II. blk. 140.
C. B. Little , st:::i: ss7l'
Lot 10. blk. 8. Christine =. -.
Lots Il and 20. blk. ii. Wi.
und. l.: Ai int lot. il to e. '''''
Lot Is + il III T i j. i S:s,:;:; So; Il:
Lot II and IL. blk. IS. r. H. -.
Lots aud .. blk. 80. !. r.
Northern P.ciiic second
Lot II. blk. As. c. Il. Little.... 2ltso
Lots ana 2. n Is. Of 5. blk.
10, c. i. Little ............ l67.6l
I'll S:s; !. ii: !! : : E!.;i: . ;iis;;
lot 1, blk. 5. ;: H. Rseister:: 1854
lots is and II. blk. Z. }. ?. go
s" Gov. Pierce: $3.50
lots to 6. incl. blk. II, VIM.
-ess ISIS = TO Il. incl. blk. ii, 49,. ...
4ots 13 and II. blk. 81, Jenny l.
Semple Hill Co. ........... 1881
Given under my hand and the seal
# the County Auditor Of Burleigh
.ounty, this 18th day Of January, 1
929.
(SeaI A. C. ISAM1NGER,
County Auditor OF Burleigh
County. North Dakota.
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By MRS. FLORENCE BoRNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lehman an
nounce the birth Of q baby girl Ia
Bismarck early IN the week. Mrs.
Lenihan and baby are staying 1t the
Dixon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings
visited 1t the George Stroll home IN
Bismarck Wednesday.
Vernie Peterson and Lester Fall
kenstein motored to the capital city
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TY AT TAX SALE
80 l. R a; g; Ihsarm aI. County auditor
notice that the parcels Of real estate
hereinafter described were sold for
taxes at the annual tax sale OF thf.
county thst y on December 18th. 1922; and
estate were sold to this County, and
that such sales have not been re-
deemed from and they are still the
property Of this County, and that un-
said tax sales within ninety days from
the date Of this notice, the same will
become the absolute property In Tee
OF fhe TINS County nn and the former owner
persons interested therein will be- for
ever foreclosed and debarred Of any
and all rights Of redemption. Or other
Iowin n n Of TO, 70 such ~ rec! estate; cl
at such tax sale on which the perio6
or redemption has expired.
opposite each description Of real
f estate o appsars s the name Ct the rsccrd
the records. In the office OF the Req
lister OF Deeds OF such County ana Y
also opposite each tract appears the
deem from wn'c ~ VIII arf e required e re-
sale at the expiration Of the period
OF redemption including the amounf /
Tor which the said land was cold. In \
auent delinquent taxes prior 10 tScss \
interest thereof.
Description Of real estate. name 81
record record title owner and amount ~ I
City g Disnassk
Lots Is and IL. blk. u. =. n
Seuks.:i. a. Co.,: go
Lots IS and e. bik. s. .. 4 Il
1bS8t0I0S W ~ =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
Texans Under
Death Sentence Are
Denied Rehearings

AUSTIN, April 17.ARAThree
death sentence and one life i'm
prisonment cases were disposed OF
when APPLICATIONS for rehearing were
denied by the court Of criminal ap-
peals today.
Henry Helms, under death SEN
tence from Eastland county for rob-
berry Of a bank at Cisco, SilaS Jar
man, Grayson county, given death
for robbery by assault with fire
arms, and Jessie Charles, Liberty
county, assessed death for murder OF
Winifred Knepple, were denied re-
hearings.
margarine Silva, San Patricio
county, under life sentence for the
murder Of Mariana Luna, lost his
motion for rehearing.
Leah Bailey, convicted in Ward
county for the murder Of Dan Horn
and given life Imprisonment, was
granted a new trial, the court find
ing error in the trial courts charge
on self -defense.
The court affirmed the conviction
carrying 40 years against T. E.
Kelley, Wood county, for robbery by
assault with firearms upon Mary
K. Shearer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
MOVIE STAR IS
HURTN WRECK
Mary Duncan Puzzles Cops
With Two Stories Of
Fall From Car

SANTA MONICA, Calf, April II.
@(PEConflicting reports as to the
manner in which Mary Duncan,
stage and screen actress, received
cuts and bruises resulting in her
confinement In a hospital here,
puzzled police today.
Miss Duncan told two stories. At
first she said she had accepted q
lift" from a strange motorist about
so year ol6 when an automobile In
which she was going to a motion
picture studio broke down yester-
day. She said the motorist seized
her and she fell from his car when
she broke away from him.
Later the actress said she had
fallen out of the strangers auto
mobile after she had grown faint
from the smell of several paint cans
in the rear seat and had attempted
to open a window in the car.
The man who, she said, gave her
the lift" and two who brought her
to a hospital, were not identified.