The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1935, Page 11

ibe for children, those at 8:15 p. m. "Moses, E. M. Hendricks; Pharaoh of “xaoh of Moses’ time, Herman Peters; 100 SINGERS AND ®byterian church. At 1:45 p. m. Sun- + day, the final dress rehearsal will wstake place in the auditorium. The “performance at 8 p. m. Monday will Wednesday evening. Bond of $2,500 was set by Judge W. Butler Windle of Chester county, af- ter counsel for Rogers and the dis- trict attorney had agreed upon the ‘Tuesday and Wednesday for adult) amount. audiences, Cast of Characters Following is the cast of characters: No Charges Filed The bonds are to assure the pres- ence of Rogers and Kelly at the in- quest next Thursday night into the 25-year-old actress’ strange death. There are no charges against either man, : Rogers was still wearing the farm clothes he had on Wednesday night when, after hours of drinking and quarreling, he was found, supported | by two men, on the lawn of the farm house in an upstairs bedroom of which the girl lay dead. His necktie and belt were taken from him Thursday night following expressions of fear that he might attempt to take his own life. Farmer Claude Battin, who was present in the farm house when the! shooting occurred told a story,! strongly bolstering Rogers’ and Kel-| ley’s accounts, that strengthened of-! His belief the girl had killed her-' ie 1 Reject Suicide Theory The girl's parents, however, and | many of her friends refuse to accept the suicide theory, despite the cir- cumstances.of the gun at her feet and the evidence that she was alone in the room at the time. The Hoeys | have engaged Morris Ernst, promi- nent New York criminal lawyer and well known liberal, to represent them. Finger prints were being studied by | Officers. | While the lawyers inspected the old stone house and the bedroom where Miss Hoey was found stretched on the floor, a noted Philadelphia pathologist ‘zJoseph’s time, Lorenzo H. Belk; Pha- « Joseph, Burkett Huey; Aaron, Emery \'T. Putnam; Judah, Ernest Elness; Simeon, Frederick Monley; Reuben, I. C. Davies; Grandfather, J. W. iley; Helon, John Moses; Malchiah, Milton K. Higgins; Kohath, Bruce Doyle; Joshua, Chester Perry; Pha- raoh’s Steward, Arthur Cayou; Chief Butler, Richard Hell; Chief Coun- eilor, Charles Liessman; Ishmaelite Leader, Samuel H. Merritt; Levi, F. E. McCurdy; Wise Men, Nelson Sau- vain, ist Lt. Will A. Sessions, Jr., Emmett McCusker and C. G. Boise; Father, Rev. F. E. Logee; Mother, Mrs. George Shunk; Captain of the Guard, William Carr; Guards, Lloyd Graunke, Laurence Nelson and Al- fred Rannald; Gad, William pa ham; Asher, Glenn Kennedy; Dan, 2nd Lt. Richard R. Saul; Zebulun, Jack Vantine; Naphtali, Toralf Jo- hansen; Isaachar, Charles C. Good- win; Benjamin, Frank Vogel; Second Ishmaelite, Howard Lawyer; Third Ishmaelite, Neil York; Levite Women, Alice Jensen, Evalyn Grace Hermann, Louis? Sween and Ruth Jordan; Jane, Ann Bergeson; Jerry, John Conrad; Miriam, Mrs. Olive LaGrave; Maid- servant, Auvurne Olson; Fan Bear- ers, Ethel Sandin and Margaret For- tune, In the nativity scene B. F. Lawyer is Joseph; Beth Wheeler. Mary; George T. Humphreys, Al P. Simon) and E. B. Klein, Kings of the Orient; Pritz Schrimpf, Joseph 8. Wright, M. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1988 [Mass Rogers’ Millions| Weather | Weather Report | ACTORS MAKING UP |To Foil Murder Charge”... caesar wed unis Bee riey iouay to : Ay Ge cloudy and|Huron, cldy: .. Suicide and and Homicide E Evidence SPORT TET a PARE TPO bs Pooler. \Rapld ‘City, clear . | Preaching in City | For North Da: | rer | Conflicts in Violent Death Py coe wer ecie MONTANA POINTS “First Commandment’ Goes In- of Blues Singer west Ke tonight) Bat. i bara oe to Dress Rehearsal at ane ieee partly cloudy and Helena, oreay: eB nee oy Church Friday Evening piri i vig le rip pre eel Copter. uth Da- | Miles City, cldy. 1... 81 60 00 ‘West Chester, Pa., Sept. 13.—Henry ota: clou- ; Soya Eee Huddleston Rogers IIl., finger-print- sot AY aug| WEATHER AT OTHER POINTS Complete cast and choir personnel|€d and under bond of $2,500, was re- Saturday; cooler High- for “The First Commandment,” to be|Jeased Friday from the jail where he Satara: €X-| amarillo, Tex. cle: 3 et presented Monday, Tuesday and|has been held since early Thursday y treme yest to- Boise, Idaho, clear... ~ Wednesday nights at the city audi-|in connection with the death at his} CLOUDY Rt. srontana: |Caleary, Alb, eldy, 5°. 60 *torium by the First Presbyterian|farm home of the singing actress, cloudy tonight and Saturday, |Chicago, Ml. clear :.). 80 Ladies’ Aid, under professional direc-| Evelyn Hoey. possibly showers northwest portion; | Denver, Colo.. clear”: 88 tion of the American Educational| Freed with him was William J. cooler east portion tonight. [Bes maines, ows, cidy. 88 \ company, was announced Friday by|Kelly, young freelance movie cam- For Minnseot ameeled,t tonight Doses cua) Rens gett 2 “° ‘Mary Lee Tower, director. One hun-|erman. Kelly, with Miss Hoey, was and saturday, showers Kamloops’ B.C ee 6 dred persons will take part. @ house guest at the farm, when the Aighely warmer in north tonight and Kansas ‘City, MG, cleat 86 ‘The first costume rehearsal will be|shooting—now considered by investi- en ek Saturday; cooler Satur- | 1. ry held at 7:30 p.m, Friday in the Pres-|gators as probably suiclde—occurred | woe +. 82 GENERAL | CONDITIONS The barometric pressure is low from the Great Plains westward to the Pa- ae coast, Swift Current, 29.70, while high pressure 1 area ov overlies the w age Tent ecibieats 8. &, Marl [Bt | Rey, Maurice H. Ness of Duluth, debt pres ? aon fh the |S Minn., will conduct services in the ocineen border states and . Gospel Tabernacle here during the|Canadian Provinces while cusewhere | . 6 next two and one half weeks, he said|the weather is ly fair. Tem- Sheridan. Ww. 0. car, . 8 here Thursday. Rev. Ness preached Lege eet ng sone the east- eae oy owa, cleat 80 ern. unt > 4 Cldy. . here two years ago. Bismarck station Daroen tet hes: Switt Carre Current, 8., ‘clay, 12 aaa ued vise at a on 29|Winnenicen, Re cles i co at 7a. m., , N., clear 4 Pegpaiesttia aa mortem on her body |ft,” 24 hour change, +02 ft. Winnipeg, Man. cldy.. 60 20 bara iets “ PRECIPITATION 175-Pound Turtle ——* ie pathologist, r. William For Bismarck = pale rhonda conined to oe his Mend ana ‘month dae a | 5 jotee ieee findings, but Charles 8. » & dep- | Norm: mont 4 uty ahecitt ‘who was preseht, said the oe ed athe ake. » 1616 ¢ dh tnall ti shel ~~ ibe, had borne out the sul-) Accumulated excess to date .... 251 ne new resident has taken up In New York, the law firm of James ‘WESTERN NORTH DAKOTA ORIN SHIVERS Te ted ines W. Gerard, former American ambas- Low- ptee” iP i Ping turtle, the “gift” of J. C. sador to Germany, was retained to de- est Pct.| Goll, state grain stora: mi: fend Rogers. A statement by Gerard’s |BISMARCK, cldy. . AY OO) ce ell TGapeuren: tlie UHGEe secretary said the firm was represent-|Beach, cldy. 53 00] fvtle thre captured the huge ing Mrs. Mary Benjamin Rogers, |Carrington, cldy. 48 «00! le three miles east of Wash- mother of young Rogers. She and her |Crosby, cldy. 38 .00| burn, near Turtle creek. Goll ‘son are well able to finance the fight. Dickinson, pel 42 .00| estimated the shell of the animal First of Three Wi Drake, foggy 39 ©.00/ exceeded 20 inches at its widest of ives Dunn Center, 44.00! point. Mrs. Rogers was the first of Colonel | Garrison, cldy. 48 «00 | Rogers's three wives and he set up a| Jamestown, cldy. 48 00 $2,000,000 trust fund for her. “ak Tee 40 bat GOEBBELS FLAYS JEWRY While the oil baron’s will “cut oft” | Min # 00|. Nurnberg, Sept. 13—()—Dr. Paul his son with the income from ® $500,- eee $) 2 Joseph Goebbels, Reichsminister of S| lors to Na: @ living, He inherited several. million| EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA what he called “the menace toe the dollars from his grandfather. ae TOF pct, world of Soviet Communism, sup- CARNERA SAILS FOR N. ¥. __|Devils Lake, rain eo OS ni Genoa, Italy, Sept. 13—(#)—Primo|Grand Forks, cldy. Sees) Carnera sailed for New York Friday, erate oe mb 61 49 00 expecting to meet Walter Neusel,!Nanoleon, foggy 62 49 .00 German heavyweight, in a bout at Oa es, cldi 63. 48 =«.00 A ly. New York Nov. 1. ishek, 62 48 «00 Freeberg and Garvin Sandsmark, shepherds. Larson Directs Singers Clarion Larson directs the choir end Mrs. John L. Hughes is the ac- companist, The singers are Helen Pederson, Charlotte Sathre, Elia Sather, Norma Calnan, Mrs. Steve W. Arman, Mrs. Oscar G. Oleson, Valdis Knudson, Mrs,.J, A. Hyland, Mrs, Paul O. Net- Jand, Mrs. O. C. Ellingson, Annalee Lawson, Elizabeth Raaen, Mrs. M. J. Sellengs, Mrs. A. B. Lueck, Mrs. T. G, Plomasen, Della Erickson, Dagmar Rosvold, Mrs. Ferris Cordner, Elea- rér. Cook, Irene Anderson, Rita ‘Troxel, Ida Renner, Mrs. John Husby, Eva Schmidt, Mrs. Charles C. Good- win, Doreen Church, Evelyn Wenner- strom, Margaret Lefor, Ruth Peter- son, Amelia Stratmann, Mrs. C. E. Mannerow, Betty Jeanne Molbert, Helen Erickson, Evelyn Tarnow, Emma Job, Elsie Neumann, Mary Cayou, Alpha Nelson, F. N. Orchard, Lyle Clark, BE. L. Kapfer, Paul Raber, non Janke, Humphreys, A. B. Tueck, A. B. Wanke, 8. 5. Harwood, O. C. Ellingson, Donald C. Huse, A. i. Anderson and Adolph Heinle. and meal trouble for you money! That $1,000 Policy will satisty the undertaker but What About the NASH A. W. Crary Agency, Fargo, state agents, Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. Mpls., Minn. 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As a result an impasse has been reached and indications Friday were that all parties concerned were will- ing to settle if an agreement can be reached. Action Improbable case, however, it can contend that the law eliminating interest on de- linquent taxes does not apply since the Patterson taxes were reduced to judgment before the statute was en- acted. It appeared improbable, how- ever, that the county would take such @ stand. The case has been in and out of the courts for the last eight years and represents a dizzy whirl of legal and technical maneuvering. One phase of it was the action of the group of taxpayers in challenging the original compromise. Cox was the attorney for the protesting group in that ac- tion, and it was for this reason that Sullivan asked that he, or some other lattorney to be appointed by the group, be called into conference. He explained he wants no charges of subterfuge in the event an agreement is reached. 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