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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
O'CONNOR TO
M EET WITH FARMERS

Sen. James f. Murray and Rep.
James O'Connor have been invited
to meet with farmers of northeast
ern Montana Monday at Wolf Point.
rhe invitation has been extended by
the Farmers Union of this district.
The session will get under way at 2
pm. at the high school there.
The meeting will include farmers
from Valley, Sheridan, Daniels,
Richland, McCone and Roosevelt
counties.
All farmers are especially invited
to this mass meeting for the purpose
of hearing congressman discuss the
problems of northeastern Montana.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
NO OPTIMISM

Unless Sheridan county and north
eastern Montana receive more than
the average fall precipitation, there
will be but little optimism shown
when seeding time comes in the
spring. Many farmers have already
declared they will do no seeding I'M
less this fall and winter moisture is
prevalent.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
FONES CITY

A shipment Of % blue fox pups
passed through Plentywood Tuesday
enroute for Richland where they
will be delivered to a fox farm.
The young foxes, transported in
by truck. came from the Fal-
mer's Fox farm nea Williston.
The shipment created consider
able interest among youngsters du-
ring the noon-hour when the truck
halted here.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
REV. LACY ACCEPTS
CALL TO PARISH HERE

Rev. H. f. Lacy of Papillion, Neb-
raska, has accepted the p%astorate OF
the Congregational church in Plen-
tywood, it was announced today.
Rev. Lacy will arrive Friday with
his family and will conduct his first
service Sunday at IL am
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
Winn. Bros. Orchestra Will
Play for Hospital Dance

Saturday, Oct. 0. is the date set
for the annual hospital dance. The
VIM Bros. orchestra Of Poplar has
been engaged to furnish the music.
The affair will be held at the city
auditorium and an advance sale OF
tickets will be conducted.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
FROST AND FREEZING TEMPERATURES
SERVE WARNING THAT WINTER COMING

TENS put in order.
Light rains fell in section of Sher-
idan county Friday and Monday.
The rain which came Monday
brought about 10 of an inch pre-
cipitation.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
Personal Tax Notices to
Be Mailed from Treasury
It's t~axpaying time.

Personal property tax receipts
will be mailed from the county trea-
sury next week, Henry Goodman,
deputy treasurer, has announced.
Clerks at the office are this week
preparing the receipts for mailing.
The personal taxes are due and
payable Immediately upon receipt of
statement. The taxes become delin-
quent Nov. 80.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
P~lentywood-R edstone Scouts
Joint Kampingo Sunday

The Plentywood Boy Scout troop
and the troop at Redstone had a
joint kampingo at the Plentywood
boys camp south of Archer Sunday.
Softball and football games were
played. Redstone walked off the dia-
mond with victory in the softball
contest and the football game ended
i'm Il s to 6 deadlock.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-30
SPECIAL TRAIN OF
CATTLE ON 500 line

A special cattle train of about %
cars passed through Raymond Mon
day on the 500. The train returned
Tuesday as a special cattle train to
Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
FIND YOUR CAR ON THIS CHART


IMPORTANT The gallon
know how gallons will need
boil
reasonably
against both and with shot
boil
this showing
amounts needed for Temperatures to co. below
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Evening star., 1937-11-17
MINISTER'S FAMILY
READY TO TESTIFY
Three Are Called in Case of
Preacher Accused of Muir.
dering Woman.

By the Associated Press
P1TTSFIELD, Ill, Nov I7.-Three
members Of the Rev. c. E. Newton's
family were ready today to testify as
State witnesses in the trial of the ST.
year-old minister, charged with mur-
dering Mrs. Dennis E. Kelly, As.
mother of two children.
With A others called by the State
Noel and Forrest Newton, the pastors
two tall sons, and Miss Myra Harmon,
his foster daughter, were sworn before
testimony began late yesterday.
States Attorney Merrill H. Johnston
said he planned to call every witness
IN an attempt to prove his contention
the minister killed Mrs. Kelly because
OF desire for money"
Johnson asserted in his opening
statement to the jury the thin, wiry
minister had in his possession $3.50
which Mrs. Kelly withdrew from a
bank the day before her body was
found floating in the Mississippi River
near Louisiana. Mo, last July 13.
Dr. A. E. Cunningham of Louisiana
testified Mrs. Kelly, wife of a Paris,
MO. mail carrier, was dead of a skull
fracture before her body entered the
water.
johnston announced shortly after
Newton's arrest the Northeast Missouri
minister had confessed striking Mrs.
Kelly with something, I think a
hammer" and throwing her into the
river from bridge following quarrel.
Later, at an arraignment, Newton
pleaded innocent.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
BOY "KIDNAPS" SELF
Tired of School, New York Youth
Sends Ransom Note to Parents,

NEW YORK. Nov. II (P.-A IA
year-old hockey playing boy came
home early today, ending an eight
State alarm sent out by Federal agents
after his parents expressed fear the
boy had been kidnapped.
Weary from a day spent travelling
about the city on subway and surface
cars, the boy, Lawrence. Goldworm. son
of a knitting goods company official,
at first told detectives two men had
forced him into coupe and drove him
about until nightfall before releasing
him.
Confronted, however, by a statement
of his teacher that he had been absent
seven days. the boy said he had been
playing hockey.
A kidnap note to his parents. writ
ten by the boy himself, started city
and Federal police on their short-Iived
hunt.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
POPE Plus TO CREATE
FIVE NEW CARDINAL s

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, Nov. 17-pope
Plus will create five new cardinals at
a conslstory December 13. Three will
De Italians, one English and one
French
Ihe Vatican announced the follow
ing are to be named:
Archbishops Giuseppe Pizzardo,
vatican undersecretary of state; Err
menegndo Pellegrinetti, nuncio to
Yugoslavia; Giovanni Piazza, patrt-
arch to Venice; Arthur Hinsley of
Westminster Cathedral in London and
Pierre Gerlier of Lyon.
The five will receive red hats at a
public consistory three days after the
secret session. The announcement was
regarded as evidence the pontiff be-
heves his health will stand the strain
OF the elaborate ceremonies involved.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
FRANCO IS RUSHING
AIRPORTS IN ARAGON
Fields Built to Aid Drive East
in Conjunction With Attack
Upon Almeria.
BY the Associated Press.

HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish From
tier, Nov. 17.-Generalissimo Francisco
Franco was reported today rushing
construction of airports behind the
Aragon, or Northeastern. Spanish
front to assist his prospective major
offensive eastward.
The newest base for the insurgent
aerial armada was said to be located
at Tudela. west Of the Tudela Pam
plona highway. Others were scattered
along the vast battlefront from the
French frontier to the mountains of
Cuenca Province, more than 200 miles
to the south.
1nsurgent sources predicted Franco
would combine his offensive on the
Aragon front with drive on Almeria.
a Mediterranean port at the southern
end of the territory held by the Re-
publican government.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
NEW GRAND DUKE
Of HESSE IS WE'D
Ludwig Is Married to Miss
Geddes After Crash Kills
Family.

DS tHe hssOClateQ fTeSS.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Grand Duke
Ludwig Won Hesse bel Rhein, second
cousin to Britain's King George, was
married today to Miss Margaret
Campbell Geddes in a private cere-
meny cloaked with the tragedy of an
air crash that killed nearly all the
bridegroom's family.
After the ceremony at st. Peters
Church in Eton Square, the mourn
ing newlyweds started their honey
moon with a trip to Ostend, Belgium,
to claim the bodies of the Dukes
mother, brother and his brothers
wife and sons and take them to the
family seat at Darmstadt, Germany.
Plane Crashes in Flames.
They We're among II persons killed
Yesterday when a London bound air.
liner crashed in flames near Ostend
in fog, as they were en- route to Lon
don for the wedding. The plane hit
chimney.
The Duke and Duchess of Kent and
German Ambassador Joachim Won
Ribbentrop headed the wedding guest
list. The ceremony had been set for
Saturday, but was moved forward be-
cause of the tragedy. 1t already had
been postponed on account of the
death of Ludwig's father a week be-
fore.
Inquest Is Begun.
An inquest was underway at Ostend.
A heavy police guard was thrown
around the charred wreckage of the
plane. 1t was disclosed that the pilot
had not acknowledged a radio mes
sage from the airport informing him
that fog had cut visibility to 900 feet.
Belgian Transport Minister Marcel
Henri Jaspar and c. Freiherr Won
Neurath. secretary OF the German Le-
CATION at Brussels. went to Ostend to
pay homage to the distinguished VIC
tins.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
RUSSIA GIVES WAY
IN SPANISH DEBATE
Consents to General Plan
for Withdrawal of
Volunteers.
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. l7.---Soviet Russia
in an unexpected move last night re-
moved major obstacle to withdrawal
Of foreign volunteers from Spain.
She modified her opposition to
granting belligerent rights to the war
ring Spanish factions and accepted 4
general plan approved by other non-
Intervention powers November 4 for
removing foreign soldiers from the
civil war.
With the exception of Russia, the
other nations had agreed to extend
belligerent rights to the Spanish gov
ernment and the insurgents when
substantial progress" had been made
in getting alien volunteers out of Spain.
Russia had insisted such rights
should not be granted until all volun-
teers had been withdrawn, thus caus-
ing a stalemate in non-intervention
efforts.
Ivan Maisky, Soviet representative
on the Non-Intervention Committee,
said his government was willing to
concede the point in order to expedite
removal of the volunteers.
He said Russia would leave inter-
pretation Of Substantial withdrawal"
until the question should be considered
by the committee.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
ment orders placed since fighting
began were barred.

ment orders placed since fighting
began were barred.
The official source declared frances
action was something like that done
for Spain" and followed tri-power
consultations on the problem among
France, Great Britain and the United
States.
In the present case American En-
bassy officials said there had been no
tri-power talks in Paris, but pointed
out that such consultation was possi-
bic during the nine-power conference
in Brussels.
Delegates in Brussels were reported
by French observers to have beld a
number OF private converse tions over
the possibilities of incidents arising
from arms shipments by way of
Frances railway from Hanoi, French
Indo-China, to Yunnanfu, in South
ern China.
japanese Communication Denied.
A French foreign ministry official
said, however, that no japanese COM
munication on the subject had been
received while a japanese Embassy
spokesman asserted his government
considered such action unnecessary.
The French ban was put into ef-
feet, declared the embassy spokesman,
shortly after the Japanese govern
ment learned munitions were reach
ing China by way Of Indo-C China to
clrcumvent Japan's naval blockade of
the Chinese coast The ban was not
made public at the time, however.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

Jamaica expects bumper crops this
season.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
BRITONS FETE LEOPOLD
Belgian and British Kings Givs
Mutual Peace pledses

LONDON, Nov. II R-King Leo
pold of the Belgians received the
homage Of the city Of London TODAY
after exchanging with King George
mutual pledges to strive tor peace,
The Belgian Kings busy schedule
Included a reception for the diplo-
matte corps, luncheon at GuildhsI
with the Duke Of Kent and the Lord
Mayor Of the city Of London, dinner
at the Belgian Embassy for King
George and Queen Elizabeth, and a
state ball in the evening.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
Convicted Of Inciting to Riot,

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Nov. II Lp).-
Albert W. Smith, picket captain dur
ing the recent 23-day strike Of furni-
ture workers, was convicted yesterday
In Adams County Court of incitirz
fellow strikers and workmen TO riot.
His attorney asked for a new trial
Evening star., 1937-11-17
FRENCH BAR ARMS
EN- ROUTE TOCH|NA
Passage Through Adjacent
lnd0-China Banned to
Limit War.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. Nov. l7.-Authoritative
sources last night said France had
clamped ban on the passage of
men and munitions into China
through French Indo-China.
The move was designed to prevent
the Chinese-Japanese conflict from
developing international complica-
tions similar to those of the Spanish
civil war, these sources indicated.
Both French and japanese authori-
ties asserted France took the action
voluntarily without any prodding from
Japan.
Pre-War Orders Are Passed.
An official French source said that
war materials ordered before the start
of hostilities were permitted to cross
into Southern China, but that arma-
Evening star., 1937-11-17
Silk Mill Is Closed.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Nov. IT (P).-
The Eagle Silk Mill, employing 295
persons. closed yesterday for an in
definite period because of lack of
orders. Robert Merkheimer, plant
manager, said the mill will be re-
opened when business warrants.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
Balkans Defense Prepared.

1STANBUL, Nov. II (P).-Informed
sources said the military chiefs of the
Balkan Entente, in conference at
Ankara yesterday, agreed to close CO.
operation in their air. naval and mill
tary forces for defense of Balkan
frontiers.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
1ks Are Certainty Fades Sanloers in P0n,p0us Start
Way Is Pointed
For Chase Fans
HERE are directions for MOTOR

HERE are directions for motor
lists for reaching the Maryland
Hunt Cup race tomorrow at 4pm,
Entering Baltimore on the Wash
tngton Boulevard, turn north on
Monroe street at the Montgomery
Ward Building, turn right at Ed
monston street to Fulton avenue,
left on Fulton avenue to Reisters-
town road, north on that road TO
Park Heights avenue, left on Park
Heights avenue and continue TO
BelVedere avenue, right on Belye-
dere avenue to Pimlico road, north
on Pimlico road to Green Spring
avenue, continue out Green Spring
avenue to Tuition avenue, turn
right and continue to parking space.
This leads to the largest parking
area and is suggested for those
reaching the course before pm.
An alternate route for those
reaching the course after 3 pm. is:
North on Monroe to Edmonston,
EdmonstOn to Fulton, Fulton to
North avenue, right on North
avenue until across railway bridge,
continue one block to Maryland
avenue, south on Maryland one
block and turn sharp north again
to strike Falls road, which passes
under the railroad bridge; follow
Falls road straight to Shawan and
left on Tufton avenue to smaller
parking space and the course.
Motorists are warned to arrive
as early as practicable, as in the
past traffic jams have prevented
late-comers from reaching the
scene in time.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR,

JESS WILLARD, appearing here
as the principal attraction Of .
Wild West show, Il no Stacker
and will join the Army as soon
As the married men are called 10
arms. Willard is much ever
weight, admitting TO 27o pounds,
IS pounds over his best fighting
weight.
Exhibition games between ma
jor league clubs may be doomed
as a result Of the dbgraceful scene
that marred the series between the
New York Giants and the Detroit
Tigers this Spring. McGraw's
team, always belligerent and ches-
tier than usual because they have
been touted as sure pennant win
ners. started riding" Ty Cobb,
who retaliated on Herzog. A glove.
less tight in one OF the Dallas, Tex,
hotels between Cobb and Hersog
was the climax.
The Chicago White Sox have
done the expected and opened the
season with a rush. Manager Row.
land has an excellent mound corps
with Cicotte, Fabel, Williams, Rus
sell, Benz, Scott, Wolfgang and
Danforth that has lost only 2 Of
the first 10 games.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Must Consider Indians.

EELLER looked Just as good against
the Giants as he did in his as
founding start late last season. Bob
Is real, lasting menace.
Take Feller, plus inheld and out
field improvement, and you can't count
Cleveland out.
And certainly the Tigers are right
mentally to regain the pennant they
lost last year. Big Hank Greenbere
seems himself again. His wrist has
met every test.
Manager Cochrane made an i'm
portant move when he sold Simmons
to Washington. He must have some
thing unusual in his young outfielders
or he wouldn't have let out Al this
early.
I've checked the White Sox Spring
scores, and my one-time player
Manager Jimmy Dykes, has them
winning regularly. He had the most
improved team in the league last year
and it's hard to tell how far they'll
go now with another year of expert
ence.
Indications are the Red Sox are
on the right track at last. No manager
had more problems than Joe Cronin
who plainly has made headway. Unless
the tragic deaths in his family break
him up, he'll direct "dark-horse'
team, which should play harder BE-
cause of his grief.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
BY EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Write

n YEW YORK. April 23.-
M Casey Stengel is in town
" to collect his first salary
q check for not managing
the Dodgers .. Casey said of the
opener: "Thoee spiffy green and
white uniforms the brooks wore
fooled me for while, but I rec
ognized the boys in the latter in
nings" Minnesota has so many
guards they're thinking of ship
ping some of them across to help
handle the coronation Seven
OF last years squad are ready,
plus record batch Of sophs.
Candid camera caught a cou-
pie OF guys named Joe-Di Maggie
and Gould-swapping tall ones
In a hotel lobby while the rain
pelted down &. . 1t won't be good
news to seven National League
clubs to learn that Paul DOM
inick, mascot for the Cubs during
that 2l-game winning streak in
1895, is back on the Job i.
Branch Hickey. vice president Of
the Cardinals, personally is send
ing four boys through college .
tAnd not ball player in the lot.)
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Dodgers Now Paying Stengel for Not Managing 'Em


Syracuse alumni here will toss
big party for Coach Ossie Solem
tomorrow =. Broadway movie
house advertises: who will win
Brsddock or LOUISE" Then
adds: See them in their great-
est battles-Braddock against Baer
and Louis against DTS a fact)
schmeling John Dye. Mar
quette's crack discuss thrower, has
been deaf and dumb since scarlet
fever floored him when he was 5.
Reporter for the Yale Daily News
interviewed Lightweight Champ
Lou Ambers at New Haven tho
other night 1T don't know
what to tell you" said the mod
est Ambers "Aw, just any.
thing amazing" prompted the go
getting news hawk >. (See you
on Broadway, kidd Jimmy
Thompson. golt's longest hitter.
has two types of drive In
tournaments he emphasizes &C.
-curacy: doesn't try for extra dis
tance But in exhibitions, to
give the crowd a show, he cuts
loose.
Joe Louis, reported fat and slow
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Grifs Look Better.

THE Red Sox had no business finish
ing where they did last year.
Washington looks better, too, and
eucky Harris has added Simmons.
That leaves the Browns and AS.
We met three times in Texas, our AS
winning twice by big scores. I figure
that was a fair gauge.
But the Browns are healthier IN
morale. The new ownership Is pro-
gressive and aggressive about trying
10 take the play from the Cards.
I'm not picking eight teams to win
The pennant, but simply trying to
show there's nothing to Justify the
expression! THE Yanks have won
already
The National Lacquer No sensible
person picks 8 winner there. The
Giants, Cards, Cubs and Pirates are
full-sized contenders. and Jim Wilson
Of the Phils told me during the city
series that Cincinnati is every bit
q improved as rumors have it.
And If Wilson develops his pitchers,
as he has in the past, he may cause
some trouble.
I've seen too many seasons to believe
the Yanks are in now.
fCopyrisht, 1887, Reproduction In whole
81 in part prohibited without permission }
Evening star., 1937-04-23
MARYLAND CHASE
DRAWS SF|NEF|ELD
Star Jumpers in Big Race
Tomorrow Include Indigo,
Inshore, Tertius.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

s: 8: =: :$::: :: e.: ::!s: : :: !:
training today and at least
half dozen lesser lights have
been named for the classic Maryland
Hunt Cup here tomorrow afternoon
at 4 O'Clock on the estate Of J. w. Y.
Martin.
When the leading cross country
horses and riders Of the year begin
their parade to the post for America s
toughest steeplechase grind the lineup
Is expected to include Paul Melons
Melbourne Jake, recent winner Of the
Deep Run and Middleburg Hunt Cups;
J. w. Y. Martins Inshore, which
took the big prize here in 1885 and
showed brilliant form in winning the
Little Grand National last week; Mrs.
Francis P. Caravans Tertius, victor at
My Lady's Manor on April 10, and
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Other Good Horses.

A ISO to be considered are Stuart
8. Janney's Justinian II, which
won the Meadovbrook Cup in 1896:
Frank M. Gould's Ostend and Charles
Cheston's Second Thought. Victory
for the Cheston entry would mean
retirement Of trophy that has with
stood all challengers for many years
as the Cheston colors were carried 10
victory twice In the last four years
by Capt. Kettle.
In addition to Martin and Cheston,
another owner holding a leg on the
cup Is Benjamin Leslie Behr, who
has nominated Or Else to carry his
hopes IN the 4-mile grind this season.
In past years a crowd Of from 20, 900
to $4,000 spectators has attended the
meet, making 1t imperative for mo-
torist1 to start early for the course.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

on his recent exhibition tour, looks
great training for Braddock I.
There are SO running horse tracks
In the United States Tommy
Heinrich. new Yankee outfielder, is
variously known a. Dutch" and
Butch" Tommy Loughran,
through with the ring. has bought
. Philadelphia pub for $4,000 ..
Evening star., 1937-04-23

And Mickey Walker, another old
ring great, has sold his shrews-
bury, N. j., estate for $4,000 {.
Apparently Red Rufing Il tired Of
sitting down Rogers Hornsby
Is the guy who sent old Father
Time into eclipse .. Baby Salvy
saban, Mexican welterweight, has
insured his hands for 100000.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
WANTS DIAMOND BERTH.

Kenneth Corbett, q 1o-year -old base
ball player who has seen service in
the Kansas City Ban johnson ANA
teur League, Is anxious to become
anliated with fast local unlimited
nine. He may be reached by calling
Decatur 1914 or writing 2l2l Quincy
street northeast.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
BASE BALL LISTS OPEN.

Entries for the Washington BoyS
Club peewee, insect and midget
leagues now are being accepted BY
Charley Reynolds, athletic director, at
230 c street. Additional information
may be obtained from Reynolds as
National 1886.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

will go through the season pouting.
That's Just talk
You're on surer ground when you
figure some Yankee rivals looked bet
ter at camp than was expected.
Cleveland certainly sparkled. It's
trade with st. Louis, which brought
Outfelder Solters, Shorpstop Larry
and Pitcher Andrews, solved some big
problems Cleveland fans must have
gone wild when they read Of Bob
Feller's great victory over Carl Hub
bell,
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

6S t1le hkhUCIHted Fle8s.
Today year aso-Jack Peter
son outpointed Jock McAvoy in
Is rounds to retain British heavy
weight title.
Three years ago-U. S. G. A.
permitted Walker Cup team to use
either British or American ball in
matches at st. Andrews.
Five years ago-Jim Bausch won
Kansas relays decathion title with
s,022. 4025 points. Robert Lee
Hedges, former owner st. Louis
Browns, died at SO.