Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1929, Page 26

n i g poter wen o | PANTAGES BLACKMAIL LAMONT'S SONWING 2527 2% 2 - PLOT DENIED BY GIRL him.” Last year the grand champion favorile stee BV LA ING hldada STAR. WASHINGTON. URGE TO GET IN MOVIES MAY COST MAN $25,000 | D. C.. WEDNESDAY. |ALLEGED GANGSTER HELD FOR THREATS DECEMBER 4. that Abrahams had followed her from Chicago and that threats had been ! made to kidnap her. She told police | Abrahams had boasted to her in Chicago that he was a gangster and 1929. received several notes threatening to OPERA STAR BETROTHED. ment to Real Estate Operator. | Carmela Ponselle of the Metropolitan Miss Ponselle Announces Engage- Grounded Ship Floated. = VANCOUVER, British Columbia, De- cember @ (#)—The steamship Point? ran aground outside the First Narrows: in a dense fog while inbound fromZ; NEW YORK, December 4 (#).—Miss | Scattle, was floated by tugs last nizht. and was not believed to have received” San Pedro American freighter, which® 5 s serious damage. While his mother watched from a Charges in Trial of Wit- fOKIDe Ros Charge of Attempted Kid- box at the ringside, R. P. Lamont, jr., By the Associated Press. i ness for Perjury. naping. H s, .y 2 NSAS CITY, Des ber 4.—Sub- Mother Watches as His ENtry | Sommerte Lamont. won oo scana IS nversal irge i mission to the nigh universal urge to i - championship for Hereford bulls with Takes Grand Championship “get in the movies” may cost Lester W. Matador, a yearling. By the Associated Press. Fowler, farmer of Waverly, Mo., a pret- | By the Associated Press. Th> grand champion Shropshire ewe for Hereford Bulls. kill m'"e kldng m:el; tBlllul'dl;l'dl received | Opera Co., a sister of Rosa P\mselle,[ 8, Jote saying that T would soon be | operatic star, has announced her en- kidnaped. IThe next day, Sunday, I > got another note. He was coming Yhat | Bagement to Joseph J. Lyons, a Tam- night. We told police and were pre- | many politician and real estate operator. pared when he cam She sald the marriage will not t-kei . place for another year. | sold for $7 per pound and netted young Pictures Dispute Permanent In- threatened to carry her away. | Goecke $8,000. d in His Suit h “qu-lly I came East to escape,” she Champien Ewe Is Selected. Seventeen-Year-01d Dancer Refutes| Juries Claimed in His Su Woman Has Chicagoan Arrested on | said, “but he traced me here and I Stop your suffering —use ty sum of money. NORWOOD. Pa.. December 4—Isaac | i LOS ANGELES, Decembet 4. —Eunice | Y fumec: rooke” 425,000 damages from | AliononC ot g o ! Miss Ponselle was married in 1015 5§25, : 80 was held for court e . s o D e eerrow & | Pringle, 17-year-old dancer, whose story | the Kansas City Public Serice Co. for | here last night In default of $10,000 | meperanto i st voare ma e e s e s showed the grand champion ram. of a criminal attack upon her by Alex- Fl{::;ll:’:is ;;:;’Zflte}?at"%r: :lr:flgiric Ahnilk. bail on charges oxfn attempted fignuflmglfl- first artificlal language to attain any| only six months and were divorced in | g ys s permanently | conspiracy, carrying a concealed deadly | T erand championship of short | ander Pantages, multimillionaire show- | crippled when Be touched the rear end | weapon and threats to kill, _— — i e . Ge! e By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 4.—Another of | owned by Fred H. Deacon of Unionville, those Iowa farm boys who enjoy sleep- | Ontario, which was also judged the ing on a bed of straw beside cat-|senior champion female. tle led a steer out of the prize ring at ‘Thousands of spectators have stream- the International Live Stock Show yes- | ed through the big amphitheater daily terday with a grand champlonship rib- [ to get peek at the champions already bon_dangling from its ears. crowned and to witness today's and to- The boy was Elliott Brown, 20, of | morrow’s events. Rose Hill, and the steer was Lucky Strike, a grade Amerdeen Angus calf. Pennsylvania State, College today won . |the meat_judging contest at the Inter- The pair of them survived the keenest | national Exposition, scoring 2.332 points competition in the history of the live jout of a possible 2,700. Towa State stock show, nosing out another Iowa |College was second with a score of 2.277. voungster. and his steer for the premiere | High individual scoring went to M. P. honors of the annual exposition. The |Shuman of the Pennsylvania team. who reserve grand champions were Waldo | totaled 816 points out a possible 900. Mommsen of Miles, Iowa, a 4-H Ciub boy, and Mike, his grade Aberdeen An- gus yearling. Plans to Enter College. Brown, who plans to enter coll:ge after Christmas, said he slept in the | barn with his cattle because he “be- | longed with them.” Other grand champions of the stock | show were won by Purdue University, | which exhibited the best wether in the | sheep show, and the Kansas State Agricultural School which won the rib- bon for the champion barrow in tne | swine comp:tition. | A veteran wheat grower, whose farm | nestles in_the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, became the new wheat kmg“ today. "He is Jeseph H. B. Smith of | Wolf Creek, Alberta, who thought so ! little of his chances that he did not | even come to the show. He sent his championship sample, a box of hard red Spring wheat. C. Edson Smith of Corvallis, Mont., wheat king t last two years, won the reserve champion- ship. | Prize Steer to Be Sold. The new corn kings hail from In- diana and Missouri. L. M. Vogler of Hope, Ind., winning the championship for the best 10 , and John L. Pflantz of Hannibal. Mo.. taking the award for the best single ear. Vogler's corn was white dent and Pflantz's was yellow. Much as Brown regrets it, he and his | Throat | At the first sign of sore throat, think of Tonsiline and use it promptly. It is designed and recommended only for sore throat. Tonsiline is safe and dependable for young and old. Successfully used for over 35 years. You can depend upon it for quick relief and benefit. At all druggists, 35¢ and 60c. Hospital size, $1.00. A lively, free flowing oil that has a body that cannot be duplicated. Gives 1,000 miles of super-lubrication before draining your crank case! . Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. 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And send 10c for your free copy of Health and Happiness for Children by | Hope Norris and two Sc cakes of C-Y Mary Chocolste Yeast. Address: Co., Iac., 101 West 315t Christmas cards, carrying seasonable greetings embossed in Braille type, are obtainable for sending to the blind. horn females went to Villagers' Goldie, | man, brought him a one- | to-fifty-year | prison term, denied yesterday from the | ever had conspired to blackmail him. Miss Pringle appeared as a State wit- ness in the trial of Garland Biffle, law book salesman and one of Pantages' witnesses, on a charge of perjury. Biffie was accused of insinuating that a few minutes before Pantages’ alleged attack on Miss Pringle he overheard remarks between the girl and Nicholas Duneav. author of her dance skit, which hinted at conspiracy. Asked if any one accompanied her into the lobby of the Pantages Theater, where Biffle claimed he overheard the conversation, the dancer said she went lrlms the Pantages Theater Building alone. witness stand in another trial that she | circuted current. had moving pictures of Fowler, taken hampered swing of his ax. The pictures were taken, they said, by men who represented themselves as employes of a company engaged in making_rural scenes throughout Mis- souri. Fowler posed gladly. Liege Reduces Steel Production. BRUSSELS, December 4 (#).—A committee meeting of the International Steel Cartel at Liege yesterday decided, in view of export conditions, to reduce production of unmanufactured steel by 10 per cent during the current month. of a street car which carried a short- Defense attorneys said yesterday they recently, showing him vigorously sawing wood and chopping kindling with un- Abrahams’ arrest was at the request of Mary Dooman, 23-year-old divorcee, who came here recently from Chicago and sought refuge at the homs of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Warda Thomas. Police guarding the Thomas home saw Abrahams approach and arrested him. They found a loaded pistol in a nearby snowbank. Mrs. Dooman testified at the hearing CLEAR VELVETY SKIN can be yours by proper cleans- ing. 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