The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1927, Page 11

STATE RESTS | F CASE AGAINST W.V.O°CONNOR Defense Counsel Outlines Case to Jury at Grand Forks Just Before Noon Grand Forks, N. D., March 4—() +The state rested its case in the embezzlement trial of W. V. O’Con- nor at 11:40 this morning. | Francis Murphy, chief defense counsel, out- lined his case to the jury just before recess at noon. The jury was excused shortly be- fore the state rested. to allow Mr. Murphy to make two motions before the court. One was that testimony relating to certain trattsactions enter- ed in the name of O’Connor Brothers on the books of the First Savings Bank be stricken from the records, The other was a motion thai the court | return a directed verdict of not guilty on the claim that no embezzlenient of the bank’s funds had been proved in the evidence introduced by the prosecution. Both decisions were denied by Judge M. J. Englert. Mrs. Laura Stone, curt sten- ographer, was sworn in as a_wit- ness to read parts of the defendant's testimony given in the first trial of the case last February when the jury disagreed. The ruling on Mr. Murphy’s objection to this testimony on the first day of the trial was reserved, but today denied, und the extracts from O’Connor’s testimony were, read,. They showed that the defendant "had stated certain certif- icates of deposits used in the tran- sactions were written by himself and that he received the discounts on the he bought of Thomas Kady. H. Rieland, former inspector of the state guranty fund commission, who occupied the witness stand near- ly all day Thursday, was the first state witness to be called this mora- j used for payment of interest and r THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE a | and the hail : vas mT t the a who must make withdrawals before CLEARS DECKS [the entire county is withdrawn, | '701 New odin State| FOR L AST D AY Registered in State | During Pa Past Month’ i nd | New cur registrations in North ie Fait Appropriation Bills ai Tote, during the month or February, | Highway Reorganization is r, totaled 701, as compared | w 45 during the same month a Bill Are Passed - Near ago, according to a statemeni| prepared’ by the Business Service| «),| Company from records on file in the Disposing, of its last house bills} office of the motor vehicle registrar. | with scant argument, and concur-| During the first two months of this ring in house amendments to 19] year the total new car registrations senate bills, the state senate yester- s 1,389, while for the first two jay cleared its decks for ironing out | months of 1926, the total was 4,577. disputes with the house over various | Cass county led the list in number amendments today with the ex-| of new car registrations during the pectation of adjourning sine die by | month just passed, with 137. Rich- 6 o'clock. | land county was “second with 42, major bills were passed, | tsman county third with 40, and with little debate on any of them. | Bur eigh county fourth with ij They included a bill requiring the | county had 22 new registra- state treasurer to keep separate the | . Grand Forks county 25, Morton funds for payment of interest on | ¢, Ramsey shins 22 and and the retirement of North Dako f real estate bonds and a bill rew ing the statute governing the organ ization of the state highway depart. | ment. The total registr An appropriation of $200,000 for; rst two months this year was 100, construction of a new ward build-| tor the first two months ing at the state hospital for the | ‘ insane at Jamestown was passed, as i was in measure appropriating funds | @—————______ for the state fairs at Fargo, Grand s fl Forks, Minot and Mandan, : Last Minute | A bill providing for appeals from | | the ‘decisions of the. depositor.’ News Bulletins guaranty fund was swamped under a|@—————_—____—_® 39 to # vote and the clincher mo- Ort 5: Mass. March 4.— Pees ape Lads cy a (AP)—Breaking up of the Nova A resolution authorizing the state! gcotian schooner Montclair. to- board of administration to raise tu ANE a0 WH EREEWER Ualby Was at va ate schools! transferring het crew to thé id a measure provid- shore, cost the lives of two men a referendum to the voters and threw three others into a f e state whether or not power| most precarious situation with high lines shall be taxed was passed.| ‘handles of laths their only sup- Although the measure requiring| ply. Two men. were. brought the state tre: ashore in the breeches buoy be- fore it collapsed. tirement of s ul estate bonds as Pp y s' y vote Washington, J 4.—(AP)— 2a 24, there . Among many bills signed today Fairs to Get Money hy President Coolidge during the Queen of the Mardi Gras PAGE ELEVEN in Burleigh County, North 80 west of Sth princips dian in Burl unty, North Da nd the northwest quarter of in township 137 north, tof the 6th pri meridian in Burleigh County, Dakota, otherwise known as’ lots and 5 and the southeast quarter northwest quarter ef said residence of said Carrie roline a, the vas’ Bis- aide of this citas as required by law, d this ith day of March, A. Dy By the Court: i 4 R. H. Crane Files as Candidate For Police Magistrate Another hat was pitehed into the ring this morning when sine, city justice of the county justice, filed as a candidate for city trate with City Audi Crane's filing three ca who have already filed~ Anton Beer and J. B. Belk hav- ing previously presented their papers to the city aud nd W. 8. Cas- , present police magistrate, is* lating his petitions and will idate for re-election. of John French and John Larson as candidates for re-election city commission are now i but have not filed, It rumored rc come a eandi omission although he has net yet filed a petit election will be held on April 5, and the final date esday, March 16, D. B. C. MAN ing. He continued the same, line of i. . The fair appropriation bill, a storm] closing hours of the session was testimony: from the bank’s records ‘ ‘ center in the house and in the house! the prohibition. ‘reorganization | ¢ FOR NEW BANK as was introduced Thursday. appropriations committee, was puss-| measure, creating separate bu- ¢ ed, 29 to 20, with little comment. It ———$—_____ ei ibiti fe * Ra e : see EINE: ateiegs, GEREN ROL Sent dae cluebeencmn tke” trees: rill Bh Sl of a He — s at Fargo, G orks aprtment, and placing pro- 36 Mildred “Brown, daughter pines : a ing” | €o banks an others, Cashier Ir Renee Adoree, film star, disclaimed more than a “business acquaint- Mandan, and $5,000 for thre Minot Mi | Miss Mildred Brown, daughter of the late Perry Brown, “cotton ec 2 hot him-| fair, which ‘also has a standing ap- Hen’ agents ender the civil | of the south, is que is year’s: Mare S in New Orleans. ‘The | Atveson, opening the new F. &M. anceship” with Lynn Reynolds, her director, after Reynolds 5 id? Anthea tn fF pte i 5 hr ‘ . 7 Q self at his Los Angeles home.’ Miss Adoree's name figured in a quar- ances alae ce | 1927 ae is the one hundredth observ of the fete d: ) Bank of Wimbledon, engaged a D. 1 rel between Reynolds ‘and his wife before the suicide, said friends. | .),, > SEW aT Renae one of the season's debutantes in New Orleans, B. C. man, J. Stein, as assistant. present — five-man commission, if 5 is J i ; a ' : t WCCO ae p.m eee | _Dakora Business College, Fargo, he Tao etae eras term| New York—The gad of the y on the air tron Weed and| Committee Report Hindnate ot D. B. C. graduates —— % » res. eve vO ye st girl at Smith College r} a dance ‘am is scheduled , pires every two years. It would|est girl at Smith College r © program hedu oro 3 . i also do away with the present four-]as not. pro s rt. on Vare and Smith are their own firms. = ‘intenan ei year term for the chief enginecr,| Marjorie Bache, 15 nose oh Fe e veck. “FR Bids For Maintenance Work 4 3 Pivilies the-com@elakion "power to ap-| four, skipped two of 5:30, J ) Detroit, will fea ingete March 4—UP)—The | 4 3 he ete — ent ons . - : . point its own chief engineer or tol w duated from a pri acad- a musical comedy troupe. At 7! report he senate elections com- | 10W Me ¢ RLICIN EG erainin, State Roads in County se: : sie y reteve him at will, The commission| eniy S| p.m. WMBB (25u . od the credentials of | C. ACTUAL BUSINESS training Opened, Awards Made ? eel ots its secretary in-| study. onag m byt sips vp dg ol) (copyrighted—unobtainable — else- ieecaacteetecay: White Plains, N. Y. vy : stage | where.) Spring term opens Mar. Sontracts for road maintenance j ‘ r Before the bill was passed it was|lowance of $6,000 for a boy. s 3 Fe a musi-| y ted tod 1-7. Write F. L. Watkins, Pres, ng «the coming season were 4 amended to Jimit th y's sufficient, in’ the ne lo i | rt Wa teed by Chair] 366 Front Sty Fatgos awarded by the perenne county * al * Be salary to $3,000 a upreme Court Justice) a . e ‘ itt and ? board Thursday. A. C, ; £ is . to amend the bill to require that] Willi ny the t 3 j one of the members be a quali es - a men mi ne t Pa . é f engineer failed before the bill was) decreed a divorce, he boy's No. 1 of state road No. : ae g : ng cleared its calendar of all] it property. Ogden is a per month; M. C. An- - oa 3 : house bills, s 1 members of thc| California fruit farmer. derson of Wilton for division No. ge ’ “ senate began planning on their re- 5 = for state rond No, 36, at $155; H. E HS o : turn home today with a half hour's| Patterson, N. he doctor called} the same hour. Rasche of Wing for ‘di No. ee ‘ 2 : gencral discussion of railroad con-|the cause of death colic, but some ; ; road No. 36, at $ v r € ‘ ¥ a : nections and the mailing home of) of his friends think it was ‘a broken A wouisville, has ao ul of Bismarck for divisi f e3 ad f bill files and other legislativ rt. Faithful Hari ed the} cert a ne and CNRT (435) ing Sen state road No. 6, at $149.50, and Ed- : Pet. ial before taking up bills which |city 20 years, dashing to fires as . has a siudio program. WSMJentitled i ward De Haan of Moffit for the Mof- $e % had been amended by the house. y as the best. 283), Nashville, has a concert for 8) ef bribi fit roud at $14 \ epitia During the day a total of 19 are jim up auction d t Bids were rejected for work di- s Laren ate bills were again passed as amend-| bid was cents, F | og GS ep vision No. 3 of state road No, 6 and Bee 8 Bs i : ed by the house, while amendments | horse died. lepine era aay Pee a for work on state road No. 41. Let- nee ; \to six others were rejected and the| 2 itation ting of contracts on divisions Nos. i b bills sent to conference committtees.|_Pendine, Wales—J . 'y Ree | couse to Sell Be tet : 2 und 3 of state road No. 14 and di- i | Conference Committees Report — | Thomas automobile racer, broke his | ¢—————— O PRODUCE ae Rear e é You will forget you ever had a corn vision No. 1 of state road No. 6 was ‘ e g Conference committee reports were |rule against carrying mascots on the] (CHICAGO PRODUCE | |stite of North Dakota, County one minute after you apply Dr. held open for the present, . made on the house measures estab-| ride that ended in, his death, | A Bice eine caen tan , . Refore Hon, 1. .| Scholl's Zino-pads—that’s how quick Bids nfesented on road maintenance Ushing a pridprieste, of trun port- eespale livers t ree se a ea Seana ptnnaumds aaa CT Sie ean pcr they end all pain. When the corn is work were as follows, the = ? . ation of children to schools. A rec-| I s ate , “%@ trate 47 pa ats © Matter of the ate of Car-| gone it Pcorien z ing per month: siti Beane nena s picture of Lynn Reynolds, movie director whose suicide has | ommendation that the senate ede|the world’s record, and he tied it{ firsts 48!2@19; firsts 47': : G never co! back. If new ayler, alse known as FY rye . i ba AG . see) irrit th pac tional Parks High irred Hollywood, was made while he was on a hunting trip in|from amendments to the transporta-|to his car, which upset at 100 miles] onds 15a a6: ine Dontelly ‘Taylor, De- | Shoes i itate q Ent a Zino-pad ational Parks Highway i Tom Stewart, Driscoll, $145 edicated, F. Nevada. Reynolds directed pictures by Tom Mix and Hoot Gibson,| tion bill pertaining to common an hour, i i J ig! 0; ‘Eg. VanHorn, again passed, No action was taken | @———-*——_—_® hanged k : ‘i anilseptie, protective, neal. Sale, su schools was adopted and the bill was | ————_— ‘ ary firsts 2 Soe Get Adinih stration, eultioner, | sas mau 1 ‘cla i a quick, lasting results, ‘anteed.Get a bi c. Jordan, Drie: z Q z - on jamother transportation pill ape | Hi Radio’s Rialto PERSPRR ET ETS ay, or 1 | ae pocnge ro. eo eege gr teed Geta box Lunn, oli, ree Ge eek aaa a is plying to consolidated schoo! c NSP! B $160; W. H. Luer, Driscoll, $155. block 56, original plat, city rtise for bids on miscellane-| PY ee : inneapolis, March 4. —W : ; Pah tute < i ‘ ill be at|the senate had. amended by raising | inneapoli ( a Sara ck, for armory i : he aera uepeno ened tS Te crpane oebearalisty school: dias (diy The Auacdlatad re i 6 cars compared to 148 Je Uhutler, tilgaPerhune, Ils Didinag eee ie ges ina the gu CORR ‘ oi he ated at 2p. m.| ttiets to parents) of students f Jershwin’s Rhapsody in blue, w : th No. 1. northern sion arey ohnson, Ster- e N at 2 p. ! ; : : |1.39!8@ 142%; No. 1 dark northern| 2 rn. Guy Chesrow : : nee aimat 3 re | transportation, but the committee re-| be heard in the concert which 4 rk , 5 " ting, $140; Henry Josephson, Wing,| ment of the i ; heeded ee Saat ed as es seme. amcniaeepn| Gelbntal cedasica will offer ite| she ng, to 21 ; : : Zino- a 1 of $150; Laurence Mork, Sterling, $150; The “property is, ed on Ma rr Lo e creek between sec- had been accepted. reular Friday program from WCCO, | 145 Food to choice $1 rien Alber ite, $130, ternatio: teal dct company’s | structed oy prepare “plans aude speci- ations of eats cuts in the appre: | control from New York at 9 p. m. M on ‘track 4 R Division 3—Ed. O'Brien, Wilt the County Wudithts Rauney BRetE Brag that, location, pee conatly : CEM AMA Ehe ERT Mas hasoces | Paul Listener's Club, will AEE ea Auly Aa before the Capital Funeral $145; L. R-dohns, Wing, $140; L. ‘Ht D insue. certificates. to] ing thereon of the superstructure rg. | When the senate cogvened at i0: 0} on “the rights of listeners” from) Corn yellow san. County of : er wies, Wing, $135; C.J. Rhodes,| thorized to issue coe ‘ moved from the ie sec-|today it had a total of six house) WCCO at 10 p.m. This is the first) Puts No. # white 4546, the office of ie Parlors $185; Floyd Johnson, Wilton, | farmers who Hee tions 4 and 5, Taft township bills and six senate bills, excluding | of w series of talks under the auspices} Barley Ska 74 said Burleigh : 1 Os feet isa eels pean. s tetbedte « "ted that it/® few senate measures passed andj of this organizat ve No. 2, 1.0014 @1.01%4. “3 ate Road No. 36 ; y the ester: Flax No. 1, 2.1 * House in the city « 216 Maiy St. Division 1—Carl Goranson, Wilton, | lower freight rates. The county will carry a cone thereon, | amended by the house late yester-| said County and State, 4 ‘i day to make final degisions on. WMAD (244), Minneapolis, hus itx Be age \day of March, ALD. 1927, 4 $144.50; H. F. Perkins, Wilton, $150; | assume no financial | responsibi Among’ the senate bills to which x concert at G:15 anda “BISMARCK GRAIN noaolae tnt Liconsed Embelmet fsrael_E. Heaton, Wilto fies Sam for ee, Means Ons: ever)! Hot Gross Buns for Satur- ihauke > uimenainanes - peed sical program . WRHM (Furnished by usec mil 1 to alow a Ff Phone Day or Night—22W SCOTS 3 i te ; 4 Sta marek, Mareh ave, Why the p genie wane Bist, oh he Rich, The board appointed road over- day —Barker Baking & Can- | were those making an appropr ation | (257) Minneapolis, has a dinner con-| isma ar | a " Administ a eas Rie . ‘for the state normal schoo! at Val-| cert from 6 to 7 p. m. | No. 1 dark northern... +e : 4 ‘ Soi Jos. W. Tschumperlin Wilton, $186; "Floyd Johnson, WAL ceege: ap ieliowa: | Ri hmand tis “idy Co. liey City und providing for with- pleas Pacnouhern Mite coe p on, $150, ivi i al ive; 4 drawals of entire counties from the WCCO will present a dinner concert, No. t amber durum bees 5 Division 2-H. C. Rasche, Wing, ship, Bowes ea llg | ives outlay hail insurance fund on certain con-| at 6:15 p.m. ‘The Goldman Band No. : an durum vee LAG) theres aging t placer pet $135; Henry Sundquist, Regan, gus Be, PE TD een tele ‘The Valley City normal ap-| will be heard in a New York program | No. ; Sy durum ‘ + 1.06] private ould not be grante | Sam’ ce inor, Bismusek,’ $74" Henes Chas. Swen se propriation was amended in the house| from WCCO at 7 p.m. A string oF-|Ne- 1 flax seteeee ees 1,99] ——— m Connor, Bismarc! 3 Henry 7 2 fla . ot Lim block 28 of the Northern | Fan pene march the cau to climinate $100,000 for a new Sia ane will present a program over) No. 2 _ sees 94) maaition to the ete Wing $18 d Mie i : ‘ tis + in Burleigh County, | Divison 3—O. G. Wietstock, Arena, | —~____ S ——— SEA TAG -— i pRices oe 9! $125; L. R. Johns, Wing, $130; Harry vm UA ee tc is Mus pene | WEBB BROTHERS tanh, Witgy $igu:* Henry Jovephees | THEY LL INTERV ct as NICARAG Barley : ‘i ( Hurleish County, North | Undertakers Embalmers ne $130; George Pehl, Arena | - . Spelts, per owt... 5 : Funera) Directors State Road No. 6 Sea ree Veg | ; ; a " - | No. 8, 56 Ibs. or mor i marek ‘ity Olat E. Waugen” Bee| Pek ae , . No. 5 66) Lancs, 1 to. 6, oth $208; John Gourdette, Bis- a . 2. 8 eS nas raiesssiaweitess So ct Gert, Saties te they Day Phone 246 ae k, $144; Sam Connor, Bismarck, > 3 i 3 4 t | inclusive, in| : 4 cent per pound discount ander] “i! eae ee eae, Blemacny { ae. _ bay: - 55 Ib, Ear corn, 70 Ibs, 6 cents un- | : block 11 of Sut- Mike M, ‘Glaser, Bismarck, | $170: be eects < : : i ies iced z ee Se Harold Breen, Bismareb $1c4; A. % e i & ig ‘Thysell, Bismarck, $17 ius ’ : : 0 2-John * Reinhart, Batd- , $145; John Gourdette, marck, Walter Burkhart, Baldwin, Sam Connor, Bismarck, $175; Walter Paul, Bismarck, $149,50; A. Thysell, Bismarek, $180. Division 3—John L. Monroe, Bald- win, $180; Walter Burkhart, Bala: win, $153; ‘Sam Connor, Bisharck, $175; W. J. Richard, Wilton, $158, Moffit Road 2 Se cs : ; : oe | He THE BAKING Edw. DeHaan, Moffit, $140; H. E.| a, : : q wae : | a oe L ' a a Ci‘ LC EES Avoid low grade leaveners. lan, $110; "A. J. Werner, Moftit, : 3 — : ) 9 $109 and $165; John G. Glum, Me. : oe 4 : : oS ee ended Don’ t take Cc Se F Kenzie, $160 and $200. Ee : ' : : | Q : State Road No. 41 n fam, Wits 4138 Opcar’ tseke ‘ tor ar Back- man, Wilton, on, $438) ick H . Wilton, $150; W. J. Richard, iiton, $155; Floyd Johnson, Wilton, $150. . Land’ Price Agteed On The county board voted to accept the proposition made by Miss Agnes Boyle for the purchase of right of way for the new location of state highway Xe 3 near the state peni- tenti Boyle. agreed ta,.ac; : eee sarees : , cept age uel fag Ani ighe U. S. Marines embarking on the transport Henderson’ a Sean, Ye. Va. ay for Nice Ni re. % service mates have be- SUE Ete Ate ee | Seinen reser ies or eee Mert aes Ran eee ne a pany A, first regiment, North Dako:| gangplank), scrutinizing, the Devil Dogs as they file aboa ‘ates e a jek y. ae young: offspring for the’ las j oooh Babional Guard, lois By9 ANd-10, 4) jpcoeses ere ee, . time’ befor s be aalles : ‘ Night Phones 246-887