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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
6
Fletcher probes the theory that the murder aimed at robbery and asks who Mazaroff wanted to meet. He seeks details on whether the meeting occurred, when and where, and whether the suspect knew Mazaroff as Mazaroff or Merchison. Crole acknowledges the ongoing questions.
Traveling companions Mervyn Holt and a man calling himself Mazaroff stay at Woodcock inn on Marrasdale moor. Mazaroff vanishes. his body is later found near Verner Courthope’s shooting box. Diamonds go missing. suspicions fall on Merchison alias Mazaroff and legal and detective figures arrive as Mrs Elphinstone disputes the death claim.
Police learn that after dinner Mazaroff drank with locals at Woodcock bar parlor and paid with a five pound note from a visible notecase. Maythorne weighs the theory that a local thief followed him after he left with the gun rack evidence, tying the murder to a robbery plan.
The inquest into Salim Mazaroff’s death reveals a forged identity, a London hotel will naming Mervyn Holt as sole heir, and a possible motive tied to wealth. Mrs Elphinstone questions identity while old witnesses identify Merchison. adjournment to investigate the will loss follows.
The trustees of Professor Noel Paton handed relics of King Robert the Bruce to the kirk session of Dunfermline Abbey. Items include a toe bone, parts of the lead shroud, toile d or, an iron coffin nail, iron ring fragments, and fragments of the Bruce monument. The relics are kept in an oak cabinet near the abbey pulpit above the Bruce vault.
The rainbow shows the spectrum in order with red outer and violet inner in the primary bow while the secondary bow reverses the color sequence.
The Paris correspondent of the London Sunday Observer reports a congress and competition drawing at least 10,000 fishermen. He notes the Frenchman’s placid nature in age and a deep passion for sport, specifically shooting and fishing, as game shooting pervades French life more than in England.
Dr. L. A. Maynard of Cornell recommends cows receive calcium and phosphorus during summer to ensure healthy milk production for winter. A simple mineral mix of bone meal limestone and salt suffices in a free access box, or 3-4 ounces daily with grain. All cattle, dairy or dry, benefit. avoid complex mineral blends with laxatives.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Satis faction Guaranteed. Outside work solicited. Butte Montana address 60 West Galena St. Telephone 516 for French Dyeing and Cleaning services advertised in this period notice.
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