The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1930, Page 8

-THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1930 ‘ 8 ~ PATEFUL MYSTERY sible; Lawyer's Papers Un- der Kitchen Floor ‘The tourist camp has produced a mystery which might imply murder, suicide or robbery—at least a disap- pearance—and Chris J. Martineson, chief of police, is trying to unravel the puzzle. Wednesday, Frank Schwemmer, camp custodian, while making repairs, found concealed under the camp kitchen floor, a package of papers. When examined they turned out to be four certificates of admission to practice in higher courts granted to John R. Hadley, a small leather- bound memo book containing finan- cial entries, a deposit book on the First National bank, Tulsa, made out in she name of the Pleasant Hill Oil company, slips indicating advances of |; money in the settlement of an estate and a note given by Hadley to the oil company, May 24. 1920, payable | June 24, 1920, in the amount of $8,000 at 8 per cent. There is no indication of how the papers got to the place where con- cealed. Schwemmer knows of no John R. Handley stopping at the camp. A certificate of admission to prac- tice in the Oklahoma supreme court of date of December 30, 1913, indicates that Hadley was a resident of Cush- ing, that' state, at the time. It is signed by Samuel W. Hayes, chief |; Justice, and W. H. L. Campbell, clerk. Another certificate admits Hadley to practice before the Indiana su- AT TOURIST CAMP Murder, Suicide or Robbery Pos- Trespasser,” portrays a leading role, and Lila Lee, beautiful, beloved and talented screen actress, plays the principal feminine role. The other featured characters are enacted by such notables of the stage and screen as Montagu Love, Ned Sparks and George MacFarlane, |while Tom Jackson, Charlotte Walk- er, Edythe Chapman, William V. Mong and Thomas Jefferson make ‘up the supporting cast. The story deals with the emotional relationship of a boy and girl with their exalting love set against men- acing influences that threaten to draw them back into an atmosphere of criminal action, Two songs, which have a direct bearing on the story, are sung by Miss Lee, One of them is “My Lonely Heart,” by Charles Wake- field Cadman and William Kernell, and the other is “Show Me the Way,” by Kernell. Both were composed especially for this production. Plan to Gravel Road In Sheridan County Hopes for the permanent recovery of Keith McClelland, seven, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. F. McClelland, were expressed today by attachés of the State highway No. 9 in the north- eastern part of Sheridan county will | be graveled this year, according to ac- tion taken by the board of county commissioners as a special meeting here last Friday. According to a resolution passed by MAUREK FITTING UP OFFICE | The state game commissioner's of- Deaconess hospital where the boy has/| fice will occupy the room at the been a patient for the last nine weeks. | southwest corner of Main and Third For weeks on end hospital officials! vacated today by Winston-Newell. the commissioners the sum of $8,045 has been set aside for this road im- provement. The contract for gravel- | —. OFFICIAL ABSTRACT OF REPUBLICAN VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD JUNE 25TH, 1930 *. | i. Keith McClelland {condition ‘but tits morning they re- i ted that he had sl 11 Wednes- Continues Better bay night and nehiet pa be holding gains made earlier in the week. Commissioner Burnie Maurek took over the place this morning and is having it cleaned and fitted for ad- ministration activities. i |. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Allen left today for points in eastern Oregon, their former home country, Mr. Allen hav- ing been born there and raised in Tennessee. It is Mr. Allen's first va- cation in four years, The manager of Gamble ing will probably be let this month. The commissioners have also decid- ed to buy an elevating grader. Bids for this road equipment will be open- ed at the next meeting, August 12. The commissioners meeting sched- uled for August 5 was postponed un- til Tuesday, August 12, Christian Es- sig, county auditor, said. EDWIN MANTZ, McClusky, N, Dak. Congress First District OFFICIAL ABSTRACT OF DEMOCRATIC VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD JUNE 25TH, 1930 T | Countien— | 0. B, Burtness Congress Second District Staale Hendrickson . Marshall J. H. Sinclair | | | | A. C. Townley Representative in Representative in| Representative in ¥ Congress Third District COMB is asss sens in Representative Representative Represen in Congr Third Di in Congress Second District T | L Logan . McHenry preme court, under date of February | Mc: 21, 1898, Timothy E. Howard, chief justice and Robert Brown, clerk, while another certificate gives Hadley ad- mission to practice before the U. S. Circuit court in Indiana, under date of May 18, 1899, and is signed by Noble C. Butler, clerk. Hadley also was admitted to practice before the supreme court of South Dakota, No- vember 9, 1909, the fourth certificate, signed by Frank Crane, court clerk, shows. ee | AT THE MOVIES | —_——___— > PARAMOUNT THEATRE v Jack Holt is back with Paramount in a Zane Grey story. 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