The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 7

Ford! “Tye. heen thinking of what | the Chigt” capably rendered by’ some- i AY _ Mansel did—saviiig. the Regent's pas: | Ing brass nae Jingling, cymbal. Ag ., E ae . sengefs—and ‘can tell hin, that ‘after | the presidebt wasn’t ‘a sportsman, He ia ee, Tee, sete Nase eee fo a seen oN coe he's: helped ugy out’ by testifying he | was an adyocate of peace, ‘Thus,\un- : VACATION At Apace d yeas erie can come to, tiesand I'll see that he | wittingly swayed by bis personal bias, ial Minirty Co. ab Beu- . we Me Ar [To TALK ITO Vow. gets a fresli start.” © the head ‘of’ the’ nation selected the Steady work. Apply BON!” 7) Se. F j “LE enll that mighty, liberal. of you,” | president of the powder trust, for the _ a - sald the ambassaiddr. role of. horrible example. ‘ Tris Ford. shook nid. hend. “No— J, Pierce» Lamont, presiient:-of the]: . Mansel! will be doing a great thing for | Plerce Powder company, was the mag: baseball—helping, to, souk’ the .gam-| nate marked for sacrifice, . And) the blers—so, he. deserves ‘consideration, attorney general; aided and abetted by Besides, there must: be plenty, of, good | the secret service, got’ busy,.véry: busy, = f r ; z ‘ 4 in a real hero-like him.” : This was some time before \Vin' Shute x HELP WANTRD_PRMALE’ Rei lee "1 4 ‘A 5 bs. en ibs Om K “Ought, to be, and: bet there ts. was shanghaled. before: Imogen’ Leon- WANTED AT ONCE Dintig room7 ein! F y ¥ é : ‘The ambassador pulled out hi watch, | ard sailed for Alexandria,, via Genoa, and first class cook. Good wages, per- |. r 1] AA PRY Bi Sarna eur 5 ¢ caught, the time ‘and fot quickly to | upder the name of Miss Riley—as dl- ‘ Ys : Y} yf his: feet. “If, you'll excuse me,” he rected by her eniployer, who explained at mile oF at Bismarck offeein} A ; ah | Guay THe PHILANTHROPIST fe} Haggart Building, ©, ‘ 7, rf ree, si DIED. AT A'SEA SHoRe. © WANTED=iat: claes' pool hall. man; Good } “gesorr! ‘wages, Write; No. 116, Tribune, ce i a a wl Hanent piace Reon Bed board furan, at ? E ot_heavy.. Phone or write, | | Pan 3 y ; : , Underwood: Hotel, ‘Underwood, D. R y f, Lead th shia. “PN! complete the job with the that her. confidential relations with Sete ee ne ST CR Z i y fy S PAAAVUOORBAAATAAISTOTOOVOTTE British iimbassador so's we both can | him,. big, figure In the business world, WANTED—Really competent’ girl for| — | A | - AG b t So's . big, figs siness i CV bncraltiteee varie arpecene ft a tan Fae 7 A i set hngle to Rome, , Won't 1 see you wen sublyet her to the importunities here of interviewers, y really competent applicant. Apply to s Fi oe 2 " J George Fe Will, at. Will's “Seed “Store. |, Na ‘ ‘ Be hh) lt. SYNOPSIB, LADY, Thoroughly capable an EL nit iy answered Tris Ford, “we Everything was done with unwonted play’ di, giume of hall there before tong | Secrecy, considering that it was a gov- —our club and the new world’s cham- ernment: undertaking, ‘and the mar tcher deftaltely out al Pt r jenced, desires position! as: saleslady or PART’ I.—Hii § A : } i € P —His star pi Gemonstrator Misgebimie?Driver, Gan aah 2 ee ts of-the game, “tnrough illness, ‘Tris’Ford, }’ pions.” > hint was. progressing most favorably aust _! 4 _N._D. ’ > = : % matiager of: 'the ‘famous’ baseball’ ‘team, Op eourse! Uhgdn't' forgotten that | when, one day, the Washington’ cor- the: Giant-Killers, secures Barney’ Lark) brilliant twitler; ‘but’ ectentric and didsis| big event. . Keep. ‘this under, your | respondent of the New York Standard WANTED=Expértenced girl “for” general’ |: WANTED—Waitress, at Homat Fourth: St any 29-t wk housework, Permanent position at high- n me x Fi cent Al EB . 2 : es “seas ; sea Phone 631, uae re Eh WAS fae HE WAS A FE Mast. It : ; a Le ae ae ala shattering “see; |.shirt—I've promised. the president to | called at, the White House and. re- WANTED—At once, young girl to “help i we. 4 Riga: Vogts ae" “Too BAD- WHAT were His y @ American league. Gamblers, without }-get he king to see the: game!” \ quested. an. Interview with; the presi- with “housework and. go home. nights. |” og lane ee GintcKinerse tm. the heavily ab atnat tue RNG oe : i dent... The: Standard. was: an’ inde- re oY Ort Loach pail LER Trae meee : Wes Guciowbe ese ship gamen with: the “Phiten” Winton | ‘The ambassador gripped ‘Tris Ford | pendent paper which leaned, toward ae Be = J : Thee . » king of sétond base: y the renarator + rty; EEE eA eel experienced > Oa 3 Sexi Wis WARE WAS WeTH HIM Ford'e main Hope at the pee fa kidnaps ' be the hand preparatory. to going. the president's party; its, support the * 4 Ft eat. We WAS ont Sick | "i “To THE LAST . Belo thesia game. , ‘One minute, please,” begged Ford, | executive fervently desired for-his. ad- A aot 1.—snute, awaking rom: stupor ey rattve r About Two HouRs; \ on gtbamer Colonia, niltes i TAD StNP Or. Jotin: Bismer bobbed his: head. ministrative and’ legislative’ program. York, lesrna:he was-brought on board ap: |. .“I'unny thing—but. Mr, Shute has) The. Standard was a great hewspaper, rently, intoXicated, under the name of} got It awful bad—got stuck on a. girl! | therefore not untinged with yellow.” pa . Winto i anh ats 1 1 i ares . % ¢ é = Ho: Bailie A A, f 4 ttaly. yvreont to ston is answered, wae —T Fla, Ford, leaned ,toward the zie fells of. te ere ae SALESMEN=Need two men of good an P ‘ . f; ;, H . ‘pparel je. manager, and de-| ninbassndor—“she's. made him: forget | never be known, But: it sul bsequently, Dearance and-hablte, with.caps, to:travel f : ! / AC F ss ime ute de ath the team and play: | git about. being ‘kidnuped—forget all | leaked jout that, the president, ater: In ation. + Ex; renee: nou nevessarhst ‘Must ] ‘ } ‘ \ . f porories ‘acquainted with Miss Riley, fel-| about baseball!” ‘This was the cll: | the: dag, wade. the. big; mistake; of: his. é Position’ is well ' p x bs g ’ low “passenger, and something. mere than ef term in’ attempting to-go: over the cor- pald-and: offers good future: Must’ be: | er Y - q & friandship develops. . At. Genoa: Italian] atlemntpg foe able to furnish references and bond. ‘ : \. i \ : ¢ ecrot service officers search tho ship.| Forget: baseball!’ The ambassador | respondent's head'by appealing direct- i i Z ‘Migs: Riley: confides to Shute that they | coutdn’t believe ‘it. ly fo the editor. ‘In a word, the’ prest- “Write; FAA. Lal is t - i Cie Hotere Mandan eda ie aby! | gy . are after her, and that her name is Leon- ! phar Lh ‘ J : > \ pee ard, “Yes, sit; Why—he hasn't asked me | dent, tried “to ‘suppress news! Result f WORK WANTED: WANTED=By young-man, placeto work after 6 o'clock for board. and: room. getting messuges asking’ him ff’ a per- Z 3fThe captain of, the Colonia was. ‘gon answering. Wer’ description was a. thing about the world. series yet, and I haven't had.a.chance to tell him: about the round+the-world trip of. our club’ and, the world's champions.” “You don’t tell me! He has got It —“pitiless publicity.”’ (The plrase.18 “quoted. because. it, was, the president's own, uttered. before election and: turned on; him, when be ran counter to {t.); In: twenty-four hours: the’ coun- ‘Write 114,\care Tribyne,, | _7-24-1wk bad. Hope she’y the right girl.” try: rocked: with Indignation, “Stiute. swears she’ is—all right in| AnAmerican girl, sole support’ of a: every department, She's what I want | widowed mother, while enjoying ler to talk to you about if you'll give me | first real. vacation In years—a trip to a minute more.” a Europe—had been torn from her par-.. The’ anibassador was obviously. sur. |.ent by Italian soldiers, thrown Into prised, | _| prison, and there. given. the “third de- “you can: help,” Tris Ford added | gree.” Poor, persecuted Imogen Leon- quickly.~ “You see, she's an American ard! girl, and she’s !n trouble—in trouble | Such was’ the “flash,” tn newspaper over here.” Ng parlance,’ that traveled: over free “Over here? Wisrer For the first | America. In more detail; tlme the ambassador spoke’ sharply. Miss Leonard’ was stenographer and “fienoa.” private. secretary: to one of the officers “She's not, Imogen Leonard?” of the. Plerce Powder wompany,. Tifls “That's her name—Imogen Leonard. | Concern. sometimes called. the. Pow- And. Win! Shute says she’s'a mighty der trust, because of its command of fine girl.” the indpstry, had manufactured pow- f i aboard the boat—she traveled under FURNISHED. light houskbeping rooms the name of Riley, remember I tola you. Same time she was, getting for rent at 1016°Broadi Phone 518, i Call_at noon or after 6o’clock. 7:27-4wk Wwirelass. messages. from some friend FOR RENT Moder: furnished rooms for! [VV fl } mo 4 | WORKMEN DREDGING ashore warning her, As I understand ight housekeeping, 1100 Broadway. i | . Ai 29 -twk | 7 al Vi | mm PD A Had it. her wirelesses: wi in code—but FURNISHED light housekeeping. rahi | ue FACE DEATH BY! f OWNING OR. “ she adn't have the right coal with KS EXPLOSION OF DYNAMIT E.C ARGO her; so coyldn’t read ‘em, and had'to Mia \ Oe for rent @t,621 6th St. Phone 619) ‘ FOR RENT ROOM Leap areterea Can 1 Ni ask for translations in plain. English. 485L, ar 628 5th St ne Tet Bt lis’ minutes unde# water at a time, so Of course then the wireless operator Mik Gc kere COURT KT DOORN Work When. Completed Will Give | that they work but half an hour in aj Spotted her. But Jerrold Mansel didn’t FOR “ aay * i 4 | 24 hour day. i give her away to a soul on the ship— ig HOUSES AND FLATS. y 4 4 PX New York Another Deep Wat-| 8 a precaution against being| not even to the captain! eee erway to Sea—Thrills in Work | rammed by. passing craft,the Navy De-} “\¥hat's more—he didn't take ad- Bartel Se a ors Hous, officials vantage: of his Inside information; he is didn't: try to—to work. on her sympa: SE ee pene aie pote tt thies beenuse ‘he’ was shielding rr. There's some good in that chap yet.” ’ FOR SALE-—By owner, modern bunga~ low of 5 rooms and bath. Garage. Lot 27-31 | __50x150. Cloge_in.- Phone 493... eae Guard’ Makes’ Mingling With’ are Described FoR SALE_N w house for ® sale at corne H of feen' an venue A 1° T., 4 is poe4 S'conneli, Phone 804” "-2h-aws | Duteh Impossible; His House New, York, July 29,—Death. by drown- FOR _RENT—Five-room house,._ partly 5 . . vn- | with this warning 85 captains were ar- modern. Plion’: 832K, or call at 309 2nd ey Like: Germany : ing--ox dyanmite—these. are chict|raigned’ vecantly, within a period of| Tris Ford gave assurances of tair! spy) he a—a!” explovted his exeel- | deri for the Itallan government under = 29-3t {emong the dangers facing the men who} ten days. ,Many were suspended for | dealing In regard. to the wireless 6p-! tency John Bismer. Then, after a | 4 secret formula furnished by Ttaly—a ys to: 6-months. Ready to Jump, — _ ‘When the coNjsion signal is sound-/| where she was. He was told thatelmo-| thing of this—know your man Shute’s | The manufacturing- was done | by FOR RENTSHouse with 12 Fooms, 3 apt: iare dredging the Hast River to: Long} srom 10 da: Write: 115 care; Tribune... nob St LIVE QUIET, COUNTRY EIFE| isiand Sound that New York may have erator—for Miss Leonard's sake! Ab-| period devoted to deep thought: powder peculiarly adapted for. trans- \| ruptly he asked about the young lady: “pogs the White House know any- | portation and: for use In the tropics. W. ko fi another deep-sea pagsage tothe At- WANTED TO REN'T by Aug. 18th, 62 or| ‘Doorn, Holland; July. 2&%—The for-| How.\this. undertaking, which Will! of Or one oe arene seater ook gen Leonard: was:detained: in the best] intefested, in this. particular young | agreement that powdér so made was (Mia 3rd Stover phone 588K. 7-26-16K mer German: Emperor’ William, ‘wiifle| require 15 to’ 20 years and. an. eXx-| pelts, grabs a box of the explosive and hotal at’ Genoa, which was surrounded! woman?” * not-to be sold. to any other country 3 penditure of $55,000,000 to.$75,000,000') stands: by to jump'overboard. by, guatda, and that Win Shate] «Not ns I know," answered Ford, | than Italy, excepting, of course, the Pe pan ne iy miele is being carried on, was told here to-} “he project’ of dredging the East wouldn't have left her there alone ff! «hidn't know It ‘myself till less’un' an | United States. TOT SBUINBeCE SHAE ONS ead banis the quiet life of a country ge) +] day by: officials of’ the dredgiag. com-| Riwbr to the Sound was first ynder-| She budp't insisted that he take her hour ‘ago... But, 1 say—why: did you | _ In the war with Turkey’ over) Tripoll, OST String“of child's tiny gold’ beads, | has nevertheless created a little court pany, which isdoing: the: work, - taken: 40 years ago to provide New} mother to Rome to see the American] ask” Italy found that thevTurks' were’ using sreward: ity on’ -28-4t| around hitn somewhat larger thunthat} “Most of the-work must be done dur-| York harbor with an entrance which| ambassador, Thig mission had made| It was the; born diplomat, Tristram | Mdentically ‘the same powder! Aud whicti he had at’Amierongen and‘Dutch | ing: the slack. water period) at the} would not’ require continuous dredg:| It. possible for Win to obey the. cable-| Carlingford. ‘who: put. the, question; while the Turkish supply, gould: not .: A H it o F . ‘AUTOMOBILES — MOTORCYCLES | newspapers have already. begun. call- ae el ae Sie wali ing like Ambrose,Channel, where five} grag divecting; him: not to leave the]. Tt was: the--ambassadog ex-officio | be directly, traced, to the Pleree. ¢om- KUTOMOBICE FOR’ 8: assel H Q government dredges-are constantly re-| ship until arrival at Naples. who parried: onny, the. Italian government was:con- eee lee aitoat, aa eet eet | ing Doorn. “The Little Potsdam.” | qynamite aboar éach drill’.boat the ine the i D , e moving the infiltrating sands. Flood er ee a ee ee ° “Because Washington knows. that | vinced'in its monarchial mind that the Buick automobile;: almost. as good as land;to! |. The allies’ demand upon, Hollan: danger ,of, being, rammed. by passing | Rock, in Hell Gat i guard. the former emperor cisely | craft and sent to the bottom is ‘com-{ dnd “An E et Ga eda See ee The: unihassador of the United) tmogen Leonard’ is under surveillance Amerienn. Powder: trust’ had: violated new; used» by: lady: ax’ family car: For quick. sale $5301 ibe Hf ice H. Holihan,. 1st. door 7-28-2t east of Post! Office. 2. FOR SALE=1 Overland, model 90, have made it impossible for -William | plicated with the’ possibilfty of being | before th ropriati | States of America accredited’ to Italy | by the, Italian government. It Is an ‘eement. Tent condition," ‘sell ‘cheap. Addre to ingle with the Dutch ountry gen- | blown into the air, eae official said: | eq @ appropriation was exhaust-| Tore Oa pris Ford witha broad; see | international matter. And’ for the My 'ribune: 3 ~ 5-22. : Awho have’ estates: about, Doorn and |) ‘In (Belt we are demolishing hen’Flood Rock was blasted a} What-n-blg-hoy-am-I’ grin. Ford could |\present, F regret to say, 1 can do noth- (Ro be continued). ‘, : the house where: he is sald to expect/Krying Pan reef which; charge. of 100,000 pounds of dynamite) guess—'twas. the symbol of accom-| ing for you. I bid: you. good-morning, : : FOR SALE=A cholee! 80 to spend his. remgiping days is just | 360) feet,,,, From eight t , was fired, the official said. Launches |’ plishment Mri Ford.” ' - —- OB SATE A cholte! $0 acres haréwoodWiike alittle bit of Germany. . ,. © | wil] be,required to complete this task.|on the river a’ mite away were lifted| “Jol's dove! exclaimed John Bi es : Poor Packing Causes Wast eaehantible theber. plenty “banal, cs Strict Diselpliie ;~ | ;, | A drill Boat is’ being, warped across it| thre feet out of the water, but Aplinicdonet exclaimed: Johiy, Bis}, 1 Rhg ambassador — bowed—rather or Packing Causcs Wacky. material, on’ State” Highway, '5* miles}, t military order, prevails: out- | iw parallel. paths 30 feet apart, drilling | damage resulted . -NO| mer... “Jerold Mansel has gonfessed | stiffly, the manager of the ‘Giant-Ktll- |. Few persons constderjng' the cost of icone ieee tomar: morte pouboler eae side the House of Doorn, where pass: (holes into which from 100 to 150 . Foe : and therintinated that scoundrel Sting- | ers afterward. thought—nnd hurried ting realize that more than, $700,000,- farm where crop. failures: are unknown, miust.net.beitoo) cutlous. With- poundsiof, dynamite is packed and'ex- 1 (PR A SGHOPP! ~ ert’ Sceiis t took a lot‘of work'and | of, His galt at least was hot a¢cord- | 900 fs, added to.the cost of their food, this is fhe Dlace for you; Prive per{ in. the dfsclpli ig’Prussian, —_ Wil- l'ploded. dipper dredge, following, 4 ERS pull to: get,’Mansel refustuted as un} ing to thé canons of diplomatic usage. | clothing and other, _evessities jeach qual AR ieee etn mee Iiam's:. only, asdociates are German) the, drill boat, loads the blasted rock DECLI NG NOW operator and. assigned to the Colonia. Literally and figuratively Tris Ford | year because of the{waste, caused: by , Agency, Aitkin, Minn: 7-2e1wk| His: entire, stafY, including approxim-}into,scows for dumping into holes 75 It The wireless company had kept tabs , damage, ‘unscientific: Igading and. the FOR SALE OR TRADE=For land). store} ately. 40 servants; are German, with feet deep or more in the fiver. This ae on liim—knew he was: drinking and tremendous. cost of packing these commodities, The: railroads: andthe shippers realize it, as shown by thelr conducting a, campaign, ¢to reduce to the minimum the waste through dam- ‘and stock of general merchandise. or| one exception, the village: barber; a'|'leveling’ of the river bottom removes| “Grasshoppers throughout Burleigh » dow y Milt “lesae “buflding. ¢ “Write Mf.” W-| Dutchman, is called in now and then| the source of eddies, smoothing the| county are: on the asale. ng,” | ibeIne. dwn. gender and they werent : a N. 223- ‘a. ‘ t. u states G. W. Gustafson, ‘ ¥ fr to trim his hair or beard curren fson, county agent.) sive stinger had.t6 give that’ part of ‘When Amerongen, William, went Wicked: Roeks: Destroyed. “Generally, in. the. county, the WILL TRADE—160 acres of Kidder coun-| i. ty land for house and lot in Bismarck, a or will ‘consider afew lot: |: feequently’, to. Doorn, by, automobile,,. “Pot Rock,.another reef in Hell Gate, | Brasshoppers have: not. done as much the plot his’ personal attention. | He : ‘ Pr a acteie feeauently: to ecidom seen outside| will be destroyed: next. Because of {damage ag they did. last, year. In | dealt directly with Mansel. So you'll bage, and to utilize to the: utmost the MISCELLANEOUS ° hthe wire fence of his estate, which: tredcheroifs currents for which jit is | spots they have. done ; cgngiderabje |, get your, man higher up, all right.” capacity jof frefght cars, which are ( ? FOR SALE—One Aultman-Taylor thresn\| villagers call his {40 hectare cag responsible. Pr ock is knowh as the -damage, but not generaily. y “Will Mansel. testify against Jae hauled. Ifalf, empty. hau - FOR SALE One Auitman, Tayicr threst\| Forty hectares.are about 80 acres; | |-wickedest. spot ih American waters They have dong as much damage} Stinger?” asked Ford. joyously. Thiese are. some of the items which uaa) ~ be Gas engine and 42-64 separator, in first. Pays Visits, ¢ |. “The longest slack water period reg- at as,they are going to do to the! “No doubt of {t—that 1s, If you enter into this waste estimate—dam- an an 4 a0 several good work! ‘The few times he has been out, he| istered in Hell Gate during the fast} Grail, FISK, may atl be) damaged promise him immunity.” + a age and tlieft, $100,000,000;. wasted lumber: used) only once: in packing) horses Novel icra a eer fies paid visits to his former host,/40 years was 23 minutes. [t is within 1 FOR: SALE—Shoe re! ing #hop doing a; Count Bentinck, at;Amerongen., Now| that slack period that drilling points tinue poisoning in, fields wher2 there good business. Other business reason for; and then, the former crown prince or'{:must be located, charges planted and jis’ flax. ? 4 t sailing. Equippem™ with Singer sewing | others gf William's song have been| fired, and the-position of the. plant grees ae Wanted: Girls or boys over ole. Ad-| Oe rmitted to visit the exilp, largely. be- [changed Divers on this work f@re| ‘The River Niger, in Africa, is five|/16. years of age. to learn: press dress/Miké Makawski, , Wilton; N...D. = . ae :: 7-29-31-8-396 | chuse of the illness -of their mother, | generally unable to spend :more than, miles wide at the mouth. |feeding. Apply Tribune office. | FOR SALEA¢pleve bedroom sultel: new} hut, from‘ day to day, William seldem-| < i gl tee lavenport: 2 Wwaterheater, @ piece din’ | sees any new faces only his daily two tubs, T Maiiophyy, Scene * Call 37 ,associates. Ave..A,. or. phone’ i A Teal WI ME fl “We'll do more than that,” said | Loe cases; $240,000,000;. empty car space, $209,000,000; and the staggering cost to the railroads of, lauliuy half empty! cars more than 6,000,000,000° miles; $157,000,000. It is estimated that from 10 to 25. per cent, of the cost of food- 2 stuffs. goes to pay for the crates} whitly are thrown aw SS FRECKEFS AND HIS FRIENDS: NHS Water Will Tell “BY BLOSSER lf FOR’ SALE—Furniture,. kitetion ‘cabinet, | geypy! . 3 i e ing’ utensile 4a, Fiest St. 7-28-38 Jj ‘YAKE Nour BATH -< SUMINY CURIS USS ‘ Cari agar aiden president of Cart R. Gray, the pS a HAVE’ SOLDi'89- LOTS ' FOR: GARDEN: | Beautiful Spot in Southern Utah: That 4 i 1 4 A FELLA: AINT GOT’ the Union ,Pacifie system, has one i . ingy Wave buyers for lots, blocks or ‘Ie Off the Beaten Trail of i Ge eel lat ets oa | hobby—that is his family in which 2 FoR 8A rol Ene cher Tote bare oh baw: | \hey takesthe é est dnterest and street ;, ofte 100x150; andl che tee the® ordinary sensé, no part of pride. “When his two boys, who are t resid “AG M A " Ggtegnder once te Ih the Si socer | the: United’ States’ propeity cum he} - how at college, were attending pre Hardtory school xt Baltimore,” % y 4 . Donley, Jr, in’ Forbes’ Magazine, Literally and: Figuratively Tris Ford | “he never m 1a baseball. or foot- Threw: Up His Hands When He Got i ive in whieh the school team ‘Back to Win. Shute’s Room. ©] unless he way away’ from i . Aud he knew eve boy on the by et te he, got-back teams by his first name. One of Dis... \ a tred _ | greatest delights was to get out on witrrnaty atte tate amnes ek one the baseball field on a summer evening: ; Es it and ‘bat flies’ tp bis boys. When not Rca an ies pane on the road or fn his: office, he spends Het is .tl with his fgmily.” While engaged th popularizing himselt all of ‘bis :tmern ih omy with the electorate pe bad attacked Srutrt it the giant SENT and especially | sa. ed, iy uc Ret hee es | lambasted’ the heads’ of the, trusts, | ; Ten-veanoald Ted mage pis: ae Guilt, he. insisted, was.’ personal, | Yisit_ to the country. He, was, much therefore’ nothing short of a mag: impressed, with. the returns of farming. note’s confinement in a penal institu: ie not with id ae ite Hee | tion would “inake, the punishment at | he returns... He s e P the crime.” tion of farming diligently. In.order to But’ when It,came actually to. pick ge pie newt ate ees caslerey a ing the one ,trust—thé one magnate hie ae ei CEE ie upon whom the presidential wrath was thought) was: so. ‘ " . to descend—it was far from an easy |, Thew he wert to. his mother. “I al- aséignment. The ramifichtions of big} '@Ys sald thats I would be a faruge business were wultifarious,~and to when I grow up, he told her, “but 4 turn in dne direction was to tread on | guess I’ won't be a real farmer some hinportant body's money-crustéd | guess 1 be a hog slopper, corns in another, Ultimatgly, the Te eT president's own’ predilections influ- BOBS pes piieating, and} Called unexplore The new Temple rae Gan reduce stock to sult. box 97 tn- | Of the Goits, In southern Ptith, Is a +a’ derlin, \N. ;D, bie: 7-21-awk | discovery’ as far as tle average’ tour- | FORASALE=Set of ‘heavy work harness. | iat is concerned, gh by no’ fieans used two-months, an -4-inch easy are a al! han wagon, J. Goghian hi th Ben | ts. it unexplored territory. 3 %:28-3t | A bare’ 17 miles’ fo: the west’ runs the bE er ay mete epee. well-traveled’ state_highway from Salt for rent, _ 100: Bread K| Lake City to the’ Grand canyon, ‘Au Fors SALE —Fumett ‘oak buff in| old trail branches’ off -from the’ roi 4 Phone 903, els bth frp bend: bead | between’ Panultch and Tropica, in Ger-, FOR SALE—4-burtier gas stove with | field county. oven and “boller: Call’ 37 Ave. A-0F!: Inthe distance’ {s |Table | Cllff WANTED_TO BUY—Four burner gas} Plateaw, source 6f'the: Escalante riv- stove with oven.” Call No, 10% Tribune. | et; eater, thé broad ainphithetter ‘of hole tome ea the Paria valley; at his feet the’ New voi oan water eae Phone. 13) Temple’ itself, a veritable sunken gat 5 : Hien, about one: by three miles, of ex- WON AD Bok, ie Lath Be North quisite daintiness. and beauty. Within oS its’ tortuous: wails. of mart stand- ob- elisks: and ‘towers, castlés. and’ fort 5 727-1 FOR SALE—Baby. buggy. 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