The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1923, Page 1

fs — ™ - c @ . pos a eh ra 5 ACIS NLM NTA MEER GRATER Fi Pe OT OT * aad WEATHER FORECAST i ; : s : Poppa! Se WL | | ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1923 PRICE FIVE CENTS SUBSTITUTES’ USE LAWYERS OF — |BALDWIN WILL | coves rarr_ |. § POLICY 10 ¢ — COMBATSTRIKE INLAKE CITY) ON DISPUTES | [SOUTLINED Prime Minister of England Sees no Further Advantage in Note Exchange URGE HARD COA STREET CENTER os FAILED TO SETTLE. COAL DISPUTE / PARKINGPLAN | Mea ¥ 8 REJECTED { Protection of Public From Fuel Shortage Next Winter Is Aim of Conference SITUATION IS SAME : ‘ Tre : GOVERNORS CALLED Association of Commerce Di- rectors Favor Other Meth- ods of Auto Parking Annual Convention of Bar As- sociation of North Dakota Opened Today RECOMMEND CHANGES \‘}MANY PROBLEMS UP London Newspapers Take View Point that Poincare Note Settled no Policy Observance of Constitution Adoption of Code of ‘Ethics, Week Is Decided Upon by The threatened suspension of anthracite mining Sept. 1 was the question this conference tried to| Probate Code Action Are Members of the Board settle. Left to right (sitting) Thos. Kennedy, president District No. 7, United Mine Workers; John L. Lewis, international president, United Mine Workers; John Hays Hammond, chairman of the coal com- On the Program mission; Thos. R. Marshall, commission member; George Otis Smith, commission member; (standing) " i E. E. Hunt, commission secretary; C. J. Golden, president, District, No. 9; Rinaldo Cappellint, president, \ A new parking plan for the city,| nistrict No. 1; Dr. C. P. Neill, commission member. Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 28-The differing somewhat from the present Lak y system, was approved by the board Bar Association of North Dakota, oc- of directors of the Association of ’ cupying @ unique position among the Commerce last night. Center venice STRICT LAWYERS F bar. associations of the nation be- cause it is recognized by North Da- in some downtown streets, as sug-| ' , ‘ ‘4 , kota law, met in session here today, gested by the traffic committe, was SUBMITTED T0 ST. ATE BAR MEETING | with lawyers from all parts of the not approved by the board. WATER SWEE state in attendance. Under the proposed plan, which | Invitation to Governors of, Many States Sent After Coolidge Conference London, Aug. 23.—-Recoenizing the futility of a further exchange of lengthy notes on the reparations is- Minneapolis, Aug. 23.— The sue Prime Minister Baldwin has de- North Dakota coal operators cided to meet Premier Poincare ‘on 8 stand ready to supply from the former’s return from his vaca- three to five million tong of tion at Aix La aries, it became lignite coal as a substitute for known today. anthracite and bituminous The British premier will not for- ‘ fuel, should there be a cossa- mally ask his French colleague for ‘tion of work on September 1, an appointment but will make known if j a statement issued today by quietly through second parties his Stanley Washburn of Minne- readiness to discuss the whole rep- PASS { apolis, president of the North srations problem in the light of the| [Sayama H Dakota Coal Operators’ Asso- French Premier’s latest note. s§ ciation declared. “In view of the failure to settle the dispute between op- erators and miners in the an- | Fellowing invocation, President C. will be recommended to the city com- tl n : i ‘ J. Fisk introdtced A. E, Wheeler Ba en gl following features are’ Ghocial Committee’s Report JESSON GIVEN lof Devils Lake, who gave & warm outlined: NUMBER 3795! | welcome to the visiting attorney That street crossings be plainiy| Is Submitted to North Da- PrectaeHE Plouecesbetaen/theraone: rked with white paint from curb k Parr rea = vere i : atcht 4 i ‘i ss ota State Association. William McKinley Jesson, senten-'Qne Million Dollars Damage) ing was occupied chiefly in routine a to cur lingieven itera cr ] caartoltita impeadnient tor the murs B BS | asinduay ofatwetaiwacia teu walks at all street intersections in 4 Is} P a- 4 : the main business area, namely, from Meeting Today at Devils) 4; of paul Sundbakken, 22, at Ruso,| Is Done in Colorado as Wi Among the important auestions of " will bear the number 3795 in the ‘ Dam | discussion at the convention i Te aha Main saree betweet|) Make Bor Two-Day) Session oe prison, it was announced tu-; ‘FS Break Irrigation proposed code of ethics for lawyers That mushroom lights beinetailed| —Provisions Made For Ex-/ day. Jesson has not been assigned to| MANY ARE HOMELESS]! the state, which was prepared by NEWSPAPER COMMENT London, Aug. 23.—A majority of the morning newspapers commenting on Premier Poincare’s note are dis- appointed over the substance of the note and declare that in effect it Miss Juliette Crosby, daugtter of O. T. Crosby, assistant secrée- thracite field, it becomes ap- tary of the treasury under Pres- parent that a coal strike ident Wilson, will marry, on Sept.| inevitable on September 1, Arthur Hornblow, Jr. play-| the statement said. “The ef- any definite duty as yet, but may be a committee and submitted to law-| leaves things just as they were. wright. Miss Crosby also is “of! tect of such a strike cannot but at the intersections at Main and) puylsion of Offending Mem-| ace COMASHS ANUOTAC WhichU He atl (By the Associateq Press.) yers before the association meeting] The Daily Telegraph goncludes| the stage,” ‘having taken the lead-] be felt severely by consumers Fourth, Main and Fifth, Broadway learn a irade. Fowler, Colo. Aug. 28—Approxi-| onened today, The code is régarded| there is little hope for an agreement | ing role in “The Bad Man. {n Minnesota, North and South and Fourtheand Broadway and Fifth. bers mately 1,000 persons are home! as one of the most complete drafted| between Great Britain and France Dakota. This parallel parking be permitted | today and damage estimated at §1,-| for a state bar association. either with regard to the Ruhr or “This should occasion no on Fourth street and Main street be- 000,000 has been done by flood waters| 74, early afternoon session was| TeParations or the question of inter- agitation or concern to the tween Fourth and Fifth and that the (Special to The Tribune) 'UaWe which swept down Aivhaba and| acted to a memorial to the late| *llied debts. For, all practical pur- northwest, since the lignite parking lines be painted on the pave | een nos. —Du-| 5 Arkansas rivers yesterday and today | juige Alfred Wallin, and was follow. |POtes,” it saya, “the note leaves coal operators of North Dako- ment the necessary distances from} oof lawyers toward the courts,| following the breaking of an Irriga-|1q by addresses i as follows: “The| {hings exactly as they were and ta have quickly met the situa- the eae clients and the: community are laid} tion project dam near here. American Law Institute"—Judge | eaves nothing for common ground tion, and are prepared to sup- For Dasgees| nae down in 1 proposed Code of Profes-| Five hundred persons have moved | George M McKenna; “A Writ of As-|0® Which Great Britain and France | ply from three to five million That diagonal parking from the! 1 Ethics of the North. Dakota out of the danger zone near La) vistance"—Aubrey Lawrence, Fargo; ales rene : ia ction wi tons of lignite coal as an al- curb at a 45-degree angle be institu-|S'onal Ethics of the bmitted tol i Junta, according to word here, and| address by Judge A. G. Burr; address, | PH ae an ae ternative for anthracite and ted and detined by white, “painted | iste Dor tion here by & Elle stork: that number: Ad dram eeelr | -Rafiroad: Rates and’ Valuations.” bY|| nae Aue, “ane the. elelin a Wa Devtpone rth lines in the following named streets: |the convention AS lei tk homes in the valley below the.dam. |r P. Fiynn of the legal department peels Ae, ee Leena : a Thayer, between Third and Fifth; | worth, Semester el ma a acieen Observers saw ‘a dozen houses and | of the Great Northern Railway, for-|&°vernment reply to. the a is! We, Says Prejudices of People eatinetan, Aug.” 23.—Protectio” Broadway, between Second and Sixth; | Register.’ Bismarck, and H. A, Bron- Official Announcement Is Ex<! many bodies of cattle and horses a8 | merly of Devils Lake. ernment reparation note will not be j of the public ‘against a shorts Main, between Second and Sixth ex-|son, chief justice of the supreme 1 Honorable Martin J. Wade, judge|®eMt before Saturday or Monday. A Make Changes Es: heating fuel néxt winter by assur- ing an’ adequate distribution of hard coal substitutes: in case of a tie-up in the anthracite fields was the up- l i cabinet meeting approved the main : of the United States District Court] iio. or the note. : sential of Tova, who ia led at many! “it is understood that the commun- cept that block between Fourth and|court. Discussion and adoption of] pected to be Made Shortly jon the crest of the flood as the dam h designated for parallel parking; |the code is on\the program of the broke. Third, between Main and Thayet;|state bar association meeting. by State Department The! reservoir. wae Tore teant100 t Fifth, between Main and Thayer. The preamble declares that in up- as feet deep and had a storage esipacity ma meloaing tne ication will maintain Belgium's view} LOOK INTO LAWS permost concern today of the govern- That ‘no parking’ signs be erected | holding the law the lawyet occuives Washington, Avg. 23—Arrang2- sufficient to irrigate 20,000 acues. It Bismarck, will address the convention| Point on the question of priority in Investigating Committee Ad-| si, rE 45 . ,of the situation were and painted on the curbing in front |, pig :,.of prominence and responsi- ts f snmption..of diglomatic| 4z8ined a 90-mile watershed. Re-| tt orrow. on the subject, “Who's| Payment. It wil set forth with i b -of theaters and hotels.» bilitge tnd Ye founded upon'the MIEB-| Telitons betwced the Auerteon and ces! tains and cloudburats ia tae Running the Country?” “Other ad-/great detail proposals to exploit Ger- vises Certain Reforms, naa went y sadied piso ce That the word ‘top’ by stenciled| ogy conception’ of honesty, integrity! Mexican governments bave reached a{Te&ion imposed a great strain on the | dresses tomorrow will be by Judge|man state’ undertakings and sug- d Bixth on the east and{and social conduct, stage where an official announce-|Stfucture and part of it gave way. |homas H. Pugh of Dickinson; C.|gest some sort of inter allied con- the west an jixth on the i A wall of water estmated at from * ivisi 4 b, m be issued ; L. Young of Bismarck; Tax Commis-| ference. between Thayer ot ae hee and eee the privisions of the code feats the subject may be iss 10 to 20 feet high rushed down when |: Young of Gismarcks aie ee Main on the south, forejng any car! are: ; the dam collapsed.. The break had| one” ; 4 to come to a full stop before entering| Lawycrs should always show de-| Meanwhile the state department has| ico, foreseen and telephone warn. | Election of officers tomorrow after WILL MEET any street. ference to the courts and judicial of-| given information regarding its po- rat | noon will be followed by a banquet to Ai ur'the recommendations of the|f.cers, not because of the individuals| sition to the’ governments of Greut| 1784, had, Bien sent out 90 {t| be held at the Hotel Grayson. Toast- S committee with the exception |but because of the office. Britain, France, Cuba and Bei eee ae ae ene aced. No [master will” be Judge Fisk und the aie ace in some streets} It is the duty of the bar to exert) and action aso may ie taken by them | tous of life had’ been reported early poate eit include John pois sat t influence to prevent|in the near future. The information| oa, ‘argo; ‘Tracy R. Bangs of Gran bl] wore: approved. \Thore.. was. division. ifs strongest, ; transmitted is understood to have y. Forka; N. R. Craig, Esq. of the Ca- of opinion on center parking, the|politieal considerations from out- °| Estimates today placed the loss at : : majority being against it. Argument2| weighing judicial fitness in the se4| fully dealt with the meetings recent-| 1 osimately $1,000,000. ‘The Rocky | Pdian Bar: Judge Wade. New Board of Managers Hasn’t Yet Formally common law are dué'chvefly to lack |i each. state with supervisory head Taken Charge of precision in the “use of” legal | @4arters in Washingto went to th Attorney-General George F. Shafer | terms, coriflicting and. badly. drawn | executives of eleven states, the new will meet the new board of manage:s| statutory provisions, attempts ‘o| England group and those along th® of the state mill and elevator at| distinguish between two cases where | Middle Atlantic seaboard. Grand Forks in that city Satur-|the Yacts present no distinction in| !¢ was dispatched after confér- ton Pi i advanced against center parking in-| jection of judicial officers. ae consist y saben berien Auin* | Ford Canteloupe belt was in the path pa ans, comulttes, onthe teflalen, of day, being called in an advisory ca-|the legal prineiple applicable, the} nce during the day between Pres- pacity. The active management of| great volume of recorded ‘decmions, | ‘dent Coolidge and heads of the gov- cluded contentions that the available} wembers of the bar elevated to the of the flood and the crop which was i“ parking space would be decreased, | bench should show their fellow mem-| {sah commissioners, wpe Ae just about ready to be harvesteg was | Tecommending | that North Dakota the streets are too narrow to permit| bers of the bar the same respect they f practically detstroyed. adopt the California Pro! n | > horizontal center parking and tha ci eon torenes, Fears were expressed that La| entirety, that the matter be subm showed ad: brnetising ,attorneys. S ted to the members of the: assoc the mill has not been turned over] the ignorance of judge and lawyers,|¢™=™ment agencies concerned. to the board by the Industrial Com-| and the number end ature uf Cavel| _ im addition to gonsidering the ten- ion because an audit of the mill] legal casés, was asserted by Judge|t#tive means of distribution already has not been completed, but the mem-| McKenna in the course of ad-| Worked out by Mr. Wadleigh, tho if diagonal cars still would have to} s,,4¢q attention and unusual hos- = Junta would suffer severely when ‘ socia- i i tion and that if there is a majority back | out into bs street and pitality on the part of a lawyer to a BROOKH ART IN the flood waters reached that point. | OF, and Unit if i or bills be placed bers of the board of managers are when he discussed the conelu-| New York conference, the Governors backing out from the curb. Judge or the offer of gifts or gratui- Pueblo, Aug, 28-—Fertile farms | before the next legislature. iarizing themselves with their} sions reached by a group of eminent | ¥eT¢ informed, will endeavor to ties of any kind, uncalled for by the 1 5 i Observe ae dorsea | Personal relations of the parties, sub- god ranches, it ia ak Walley: uae settee aie many layers The Association directors endors: ject both the judge and the lawyers sou stern Colorado experienced UhcughGub the stafecaré plann duties, Mr. Shaf id. i i, | evolve pre ctical pli for instructing lutie rr. afer sal men of the legal profession in their the publ: nee af peannigiee ence in New York next Tuesday to Says McKenna which the Governors of all the prin. (Special to The Tribune.) cipal anthracite consurcing state: Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 23.—“The| were, invited by F, R.“Wadleigh, i-2 two chief defects in. the American|eral fuel distributor, yesterday, tu today are its uncertainty and{send representatives to assist in for- complexity,” said Judge George|mulating an emergency distributiny: Kenna of Napoleon at the} system: meeting of the Bar Association, of| The invitation for a conference North Dakota here today in discuss-] With representatives of the inter- ing’“The American Law Institute state con aeree et ission and th> This lack of agreem principal eastern railroads to cun- members of the legal tofeseey ‘cn sider tentative plans for the institu the fundamental ‘principles of the| tion of central distributing stations ‘ at all alley/exits between Second on th bservance of “Constitution ; one of the worst’ floods in recent 4 Week,” Seng. 16 to 22, as urged by Feet eegege eta eee years last night and this morning | attend the American Bar Mardin 1 mber 0 4 Tae when irrigati Sf ked | Convention in Minneapolis next week, of tie Farseae Say wae A lawyer miay undertake, with pro-| lowa Senator Gives His Ideas) 713” vecipitated a greet tech of /and were unable to be at both con- which is sponsoring the week. It is priety, the defense of a person ac- on “Economic War” water down. the valley, i wantions. proposed tq have a mass meeting|¢used of crime, although he knows i 7 Following this conference, the At-| investigation of the short comings of operation | oF believes him to be guilty, aoe d ; : of | fuels for te. T E during thet week, with cooperation It is the duty of a lawyer at the! Des Moines, Ia, Aug, 23—The JUDGMENT F temey-General will co to St. Paul to| law and remeaie, "he. idee a fuel fon amet, Thame: clubs, to have speakers, and to draw/time of accepting a retainer to dis-! “economic war” will not end “until AGIRIALlon of Attoroey.Ganerale abl ther iP the administration from the first - the attention of again cote pro-|close to the client employing him, all} husiness abandons the present pre- isions of the Constitution of the na-|the circumstances of his relations to| datory methods and unites with pro- tion and state, and to emphasize the/all parties to the actign. ducers and conswyners of the country} — importance of clinging to the safe-} It is unprofessional to represent| in sharin® with theaf their just re- ” which the question of a gasoline in-| “All were agreed that a re-state-| that the public itself by turning tu vestigation will be taken up, and! ment of the law was necessary. That| Substitute fuels could exert stron: will remain for the American Bar| jt should be analytical, critical and|PFessure on any strike situation that Association meeting. constructive. That the work should | veloped. guards for liberty provided in the| conflicting interests in the/same suit] ward” United States Senator Smith While hopes still survived in gov- 4 Suro —_—— show on its face that jt has been constitutions. si or transaction. ¢ |W. Brookhart declared in an address} $17,000 Judgment Entered OF AGED M AN che. Pith a tharousk Exatiination sey officials that anthracite Company A Situation A client’s proffer of assistance of| here today before the Lions club. , and careful consideration of .the|™iners and operators would find u f pee sere Broce BE Comat additional: counsel should not be’re-| Economic cooperation of all classes,| | Because of Sale of Store : present wources, of the’law7~That this marie array mizika oh Satiasibe: appeared before the \ garded a8 evidence of want of con-} said the speaker, is the solution of |’ ‘, Leads the means that the work should contain the situation of the organization be-| idence, but the matter should bel the problem created by inequality of ; Grain One Confession to a complete citation of authorities, de-| further government intervention at i fore the board, which ts cooperating |1eft to the determfation of the reward. Hs gee Arrest of Second; Killer ' cisions, treatises and articles. ‘Ree is time. in. an elient. | Fargo, Aug. 23.—Judgment for $17, i ognizing that the legal professio: suitable quarters. Capt. Brocopp sub-| "rn fixing fee State’s Golf + 000 and interest was entered in dis- . Sought Fortune pinata will never have confidence in the re-| U- &. WON'T INTERFERE mitted informati on Ae Bee es ate charges which over estimate the value t} rae | trict court here late yesterday i Will Present Case of Man|*ult unless those responsible for the nei ae all met — -offi- posed ATMOry. son tuinenle Guarters {Of their advice and services and the Champ Defeated jseine the Eauity. Cooperative Bx-] atadison Wis, Avg, 28—Jack Galle. |" 6 inna Wite to Grand [Trt fs; it tanaible spot ; ot} ctl nates, thet tha federal gigea: responsibility incurred by employ- i change of St. Paul in favor of C. J.|wsy of Madison was arrested this fuel to care. fit i 0 | are obtained Oya Csabene cll alent ta" e cartedn case.’ a0. welll 40 Ficscth Richardson| Clark and H. H Martin, bankers of| merning in connection with the death That it is not intended that the| Wage negotiations to prevent. stop- eee ieee 7 |those that u@dervalue them Fare Aue eller of the Fargo| CTOSY, N. D., on storage tickets for| of Robert Jaeger 60-year-old hermit,| . Jury re-statement of law shall be adopted|Page Sept. 1 today reached Atlantic o ion ‘golfer o! f b ‘ .| City. The board also discussed a prov Lawyers should not allow what- ae amd) let as that organiza-| fain held by the latter. | who lived in the vicinity of Black by legislatures’ as’ a code. The re-| City. statement of law should be a re- statement of the common law of Eng-|licy committee of mine operators and land and” America and’ it is not de-| officials of miners union who broke sired that the re-statement should Se} off negotiation Tuesday. codified because then one of the two| The U. S. coal. commi ion, both Newman, Ga, Aug, 22.—Formal The, news was conveyed to the po- charges of murder were late yester- ever ill-feeling may exist between Capital City. to have a Burleigh county booster Plaintiffs brought suit ‘to recover} Hawk. ring golf ; iJ meeting in the near future, to invije | clients: to extend to them while en-| {7% (ie a sone atonuted sekevn. | $80,000, claiming that the Exchange|, He was taken to Baraboo, where : in representative business men and} gaged in a case. \ ion of the city of Fargo. Richard- had converted the grain fund to oth-|he was placed in the Sauk county|day made against John W. Minter, farmers to get together in the inter-| A lawyer should always treat ad- be earned his tite by defeating Thos. er uses, Originally they received] jail, with Alvin Jensen, who was ar- | his three sons, three sons-in-law, and est of the county in general and look-| verse witnesses and suitors with fair-|§ ‘pull, state champion, in a thrill-| ‘he storage tickets from the Farmers! r i two other men in connection with . 5 > 1 distinct features of the common taw,| sides were told could go no furthe: ing toward the organization of #|ness and consideration and he should Elevator and Trading Company of| the killing shortly strer 4 the death of Millard Trouton, accord: ‘ ane 7 county boosting organization. never minister to the malevolence | "cy eae ct ne UP ore xe.| Crosby which in turn sent the grain| day. ing to a statement issued late yea- | OP aetsin, mould’ nave te be cacritiend te ee ee tee ren memaaaming® ~ for prejudices of @ client in the con-| merkable because of the -handicaps|*°,the Equity Cooperative Exchange. CONFESSED TODAY. terday by Shere Carpenter, Forma, | “That to fulfill its’ objects the re- | nogotation which was teren ot ttaion The Exchange. defended on the} Madison, Wis., Aug. 23.—One of| presentment of the case to a grand ground that the full amount of the| the alleged - fury will be made’ early in Septem- duet of a case. 4 YER All attempts. to carry favor with! holes of the match. Hull had him n r ttl t, hi th the| the 60-year-old hermit of the Black | ber, he added. A Jurors ‘by fawning, flattering or| beat tree up, nine te go af one stage Crosby company, "which ince has| Hawk Hills, who was clubbed to] Sheriff Carpenter declared he di pretended solicitude for their per-| o¢ the contest, Richardsa played INTO DITCH sonal comfort are unprofessional. | 1as¢ round a Ms more brilliant than fal statement must have authority great- er than that now accorded ito any legal: treatise; an authority more |°¢, ‘© Precipitate anéther break. Notwithstanding the operatory h three weeks ago lest night is| would mot give out any details of | tre aoc riong er thet ceite worse" | group intend to remain, in Atlantic under which he played the last ni: tervention last week has merely serv- ii V9 s ary simple business cards in not im-|.and his choice of clube slightly bet , for the arrest of hi “ane has been investigated by the Ce tonae the work of eras mene Mieke 8 Several injured 1 When Train|?0rer. Solicitation of business by |ter, “Hull fought gallantly in his’ de- ; has been issued, grand jury., Should indiefments be | restatement should from its incep-| John L. Lewis, president of the. U. se" sieealirn. is unprofessional ‘e to win the honor most coveted Confession of Alvin Jensen, 87 | -eturned the Minters will immediate- | tion be generally recoghized as: a!S. Mine *worke: id the scale com: Is Wrecked in Minnesota ss ie sapeetessionel Mint eas by Fargo golfers, except the state t 9 Madison, a painter, came at 4 o'clock |''y be placed on trial. ‘work. eartied an, by: the. legal pre-| mitte the union it wa suit. except in rate ‘ ti title. after four and one-halr Family Counci! Held. fession in fulfillment of an: obliga- ees Oe stand by until Lomortow. » except in rate cases where ties 4 tioning, following Minter is alleged to have told the | tion to the American people, to pro- Minn, Aug. 28.—With | of blood relationship or trust make late Tuesday afternoon by Detectives’ that he killed Trouto ote th f more than # score of persons.injured, |i¢ his duty to do so. Stirring up FRENCH TAKE Shesrer and G} E, Cunningham, w, for having whipped the pray ye 2H cane ange fficials jof the Minneapolis, St, Paul tiga Washington, Aug. 23.—Secretary| 9: eon aa haga and Sault Ste, Marie railway today Wuickne COE mapciecieet, 2 MORE MINES action iene to the eat con Snart, FH. Ode of Sank county, raat We. end later’ sought fo! tlnaisy laadtamabertied: Aeeeeie were age ey the derailment of | and is prohibited by all ethical rales. his 4ecommendation for a re-|"', warrant for the arrest of Jack soneila with her: to prevent recon-.| ciples ‘statedrby competent men, giv-| O'Dell, formerly of wus four rear coa shes ‘Winnipes'| “Lawyers should expose. without in, he 28.—The French have} duction in the higher brackets of in: ued this | ciliation Minter held council with| ing their discussions of the theories W, J. Kneeshaw of fiyer just east of here last evening’ rene or favor before the proper tri-| cuPled two additional mines in the} come surtaxes, An announc§ not, of | ison by] embers of his family and it was pen which their. statements :are/ground of eruel' and inhuman Tt was-the unofficial belief thet @ |binals corrupt oF ‘dishonest conduct Essen’ district, They aré the Lang-| his purpose at the treasury today, detectives when Jensen. nameo | tecided, he is. anid to have told an- giving presentation and dis-| ment ofthe husband by. the ‘wile a broken rail sent the three Pull- in profession, enbraham Gottfried-Wilhelm-Ludwig, however, said he ‘was uncertain companion on the | Noritles, to ret Trouton out of the ae of all, the: judi found the womah bel mane ae Ri eed ons Soot the ‘4 lawSer may: ‘decline <i ohnaaed! and Neuve Essen mings, ea Shee he a pasa veal pr bree of August..2 when bate said | --ay upon which their, statements icted to the use of rack, or to thake a def i ‘ waned ion at the to have admitted they beat the aged} No efforts have been made to ae, | based, and, if such ®. siatement can; cating liquors’ and- narcotic ae the ditch «with injury to nearly jefense in a civil cause) , ‘gy BEVELESS BLOUSE ito. | fecluse to death in an attempt to rob| aco, hand for the mon beine held | be revised and eriticised ond. tented, that her conduct cenaaitated ere hen convinced that the purpose of s rtu gers’ occupying them, |™ Paris is stressing the sleeve * Bi hoarded ol ‘ 2 #nth ompetent-group of: lawye amane: te . in af Oakes, Neb. | is client 1s merely to harass oF in-lionge at present. It is made BEADS RE’ io bt of the ene the re- RF Tak connate cst Geeae amines vi Beir work | the 5. wat mk ae . the ‘most seriously hurt, suffer: |JUFe the opposite party or to work either of bright red mate) od a : ann ‘ Rahiseatn and Gredy | eminence, and. bi ir. wor Wie an inary he yt |" pr i ane ane aubrodere ie ba | puro a, ee Ser eaneal er teeo Geren ot | te le Se na of others were Fi less ai atrat! trom 1 | effects. " Ivory, rose Are espe, yi nelaw. and . Feltman and Ben, jtatement of gh ommon dae at, oe DE yy. -- GGentinued on Page 1) | ehoulder.to the hips... Letally well - ° rare Malian net | (Continued ox page pO peead days the Test of toe weak ‘a A