The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX PROPOSE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Of State Universities of the Middlewest to Stimulate Interest in Athletics nched propos- "up t has been la athle entirely of middlewest. plan, who is former football couch medicine in Kansas sts that his name kground, has wri ts of North oming, Col- remain in the b ten to athletic departme Dakota, South Dakota, W orado, Nebraska, Kansas, Misso: bre ansag univer consider th their opini The organizer of these institutions members of conferences and that f them would wish to with- draw from the loops to which they belong, ‘The propo up is one which would permit the un- ties asking that they proposition and voice recognizes that all already are iversities to ftetain their member- »s in other conferences, schedul- contests in the new Joop us would be possible. The scope of a conference like the one proposed would over the entire uit because of ‘the great distanee it embraces, but this would nat be expected. The main idea would: be a closer relation between the et>' universities. named, than has existed heretofore for the purpose of u lating interest in athletics. The fact that the membership would include all the state universi- ties, the first one of its kind in the country, would create state pride At each school, the proposer argues. | Paul J. Davis, athletic director of | the North Dakota state university said today that the proposal looked |” very interesting to him and he could see Where such an organization, made up of schools of the same nature and with the same erahlem= and covering such a wide area, could be of con- siderable benefit to each other when formicd in a conference. As to the prabability of the success of the ven- cure he was skeptical. He said the maller universities would be pro- bably in favor of the plan but that he was doubtful regarding the larger institutions which are already link- ed with strong conferences and would care little about joining another. More Physical Education At Jamestown Jamestown, N. D., Feb, 21.—In- struction and activity in phybical education is very much in evidence at Jamestown college here at the opening of the second semester, four instructors now conducting classes in that department. Carl Ericson has. taken full charge of the Jimmies cage squad, and, has a few part-time assistants in the basketball coaching. Miss Vera Graham is. at the head of the women’s physical work with large classes on the gym floor and in the swimming tank. Professor T. W. Jackson is direct- ing gymnasium floor work and acro- batics for the men, and Prof. J. A. Paul has charge of swimming class- es for men. The physical training instructor stated that all this work was being given the Jimmtown students with a view to™preparing them to give in- ‘structions along these lines in. the high schools where many of them are planning to teach. One of the men students has already announced his intention of securing a position as coach upon graduation next fall. BISONS DEFEAT STATE “U” TEAM nd Forks,” N. D., Feb, 21,— When their cause seemed lost, the North Dakota Bison showed their | mettle and emerged a 23 bo 16 vic- | tory over a determined University of 4 North Dakota basketball quintet. The @ context played here last night Ybefore a crowd that choked every § corner.:and crevice of the Flickertail armory, George Dewey took the 3,000 as- i ee by surprise when he start- ed Bechtel and Thompson, his sub forwards, and Rumpeltes his reserve center. This'trio with Arnold and Miller at the guards held a 4 to 3 i} advantage at the end of 10 minutes Of play. Then Greenfield, Newgard, (and Blakely were injected’ into the i fray with telling results, the Fargo- 2 ans running. their. count to: 11 ‘to North Dakota’s 4 at. the half time. Bison 23; North Dakota U 16, Concordia32;- Moorhead Teachers i 21; Fargo High 19. town High 17; St. Cloud 13. rafton High 7;- University High 4. Devils Lake. 20;'Grand;Forks High 5. 13. Hatton 21; ‘Northwood High 19. Minto 27; Minto Town Team 22. Minto High girls 8;, Hamilton girls # riot River Falls 25; Fosston 14. East Grand Forks 18; Ada 17. ILDEST PENSIONER . ington, bint ee and Forks, N. D., Feb. 21.—A| Montana, | s, Oklahoma and Ark- | jon that he puts | ;|and girls in competitive club work.|and Frank and Fred Saville and Feb, 21.—The oldest |jnsurance companies vnder' s1 Tidebosnim ‘on the government pay-|sion of Insurance Commission: irs. Mahala Huff of Louisa, ho fo 105 years, old, the widow [testing peste eights end —- 99, Chapter 199, 5. ry | Legislative | Killed By House i Calendar ||. H. B. 23—Requiring one percent of pe ++ | daily average deposits of banks of state to be paid into .the Deposits New ‘Senate Bills | Guaranty Fund commission. I. P.- S. B. 280, Ingerson, NL, Burke—| H, B, 85—Declaring that Time cer- L. 19238, relating to depositories of public funds. clare a dividend it must carry one institution for a year or more: may half its net profits to its surplus | be paid a higher interest. than C. LL jfund until that fund equals the | of a few months duration, .1..P, ;amount of capital stock, | HL \B, 266—Cyeating « Qne man |S. B. 291, Whitman and Schlosser, | game commission to take over duties Inds., Grand Forks—Providing that }of. present three man board. Ind. |when there is an architect in the | Post. » employ of any public institution, he} H, B, 284—Compulsory. deposits of shall be engaged to prepare plans | all publie subdivisions, in the. bank of ‘and specifications for any building | North Dakota and segting up system work contemplated for the state. Bill | of branch banks. Ind. Post. aimed to permit architectural in-{ H, B, 273—Repealing structor at University of North Da- | transportation officer's jkota to prepare plans for the new building authorized by legislature Rresent department and returning duty of transportation of prisonezs and insane. persans to ‘for construction there. ithe sheriffs of the several counties, | | sognties. | ‘ m i Ind. Post. New Hous Bills | _H. B, 262—-Providing for meuas of . HG, ed Bills Com.—Re- ; disconsolidating of consolidated enactment . 12 which as p schools. 4 and signed by the governor failed H. Iq 214—Regular use of inflam- to carry an amendment. The bill | mable, motion picture films, tighten: s $60,000 for immediate use ing law. ng the wolf, coyote and mag-{ H, B, Permitting invalid yoter vunties of 1925 and 1926. H. B.|to yote ky absent voter allot wpon passed and signed by the gover-| proper certification us to inability nor appropriated $30,000 to pay a! to go to polls by registered .physi- deficit in the wolf bounty fund up to | cian, unuary 1, 12 was assed and signed it carried a li “from July 1, 1925 to duly 2, and consequently no funds were av- ailable for bounties claimed from dan. 1 to July 1, 1925, (Appns.) fi, B. 276, Roberts, NL, Mercer Passed By House H. B, 224—Giving a person ;fiye days in which to redeem property ‘ollowing u chattel mortgage fore- closure sale, instead of the present three days. H. B. 2! | Requiring that before a bank may de- ; | tificates of deposits left in banking | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘Wednesday afternoon and visitors’ at‘ the | George | home. sremine ‘George. Knudtson,; Bark! Mar: and son Floyd, were business visitors jin Linton last week. The Glencoe card:.,elub «met deat week with Mr. and Mrs. C..C. Heftie on Saturday evening, the Lge being j# surprise to then. A baby. girl we and Mrs. Geo. Opp Friday, Feb. 13th. J: + Mr. and Mrs.. Geo.,Suyerly and Mr. and Mrs. H. W.-Koch. were Sun- day callers at the Jas. Burbage home. ‘ ee ; .Wm..H. Baker was a business. and pleasure visitor in Bismarck T day. Miss Irean Baker, wha is uttend- ing the high school in Hazelton spent joyable Tuesday - evening’ at Frade Shaffer None: Tuesday evening. us, and family spent Wednesdey visiting with Mrs. Bjorhus paren’ Livingston of Drisco! » Ernest and Willie Schoon, Addlph Hanson, and Mrs. A.,G. Basson and} little son autoed to Bismarck on Mon- ‘day. where Mrs. Basson consulted Dr, Sehipfer for her little son. Mr..Butler of near Arena made & busigess trip to Driscoll on, Tues- day with twelve teams for lumber. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp Sr., now residing in Bismarck, join hands in extending congratulations to this devoted cou- Sunday at the parental home. Mr. and. Mrs.,H. D. Smith who left. here to make their home . in South Dakota recently, have returned a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Curt Clark, and while here Smith will receive medical. treatment. Some members of the Art Chamley family are reported.to be on theosick list. ‘.C, A. Carlson and family aré deing entertained by radio thése days. Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Perry entertaip- —-Appropriating $241,326, intenance of the Minot alls for a legislative reapportion- t act whereby the senate would have 32 members from 32 districts for the m normal. H. B. 180—Adding proyision in de- established and the house 67. (Com- | seription “of pleoholic hevoraged of mittee on apportionment.) hee tha aN ¢ percent barred by law ee Be a SURGES Ce so as°to read “Fit or intended for rovides that proper ad assets | pay, das “intended? of all rural telephone lines main- | P°Verae Purposes.” Adds “intended. Paysed By Senate S. B, 52—Establishing the depart- mental budget appropriations. 40° to tained and operated solely for . the convenience of the members of the ociation, and where no tolls are churged shall be exempt from tax- 5, H. B. 80-—Requiring all schoot:dis- ution. (Tax und Tax Laws.) ? H. BL Delayed Bills Com tricts to go on the budget system. Legislative apportionment act to Passed By House ange the number of representa- H. B. 261—Prohibiting insutance tives and senators in yarious dis- | companies ‘to grant ‘lower premium triects. An administration measure rate on insurance polities to old line ed a number of ‘friends Saturday evening at a Valentine party. The time enjoyably spent in: playing games -and stunts and -with music, after which a fine lunch was served. Miss Catherine Harris, teacher ‘of one of the Gayton district schools, returned from Bismarck Saturday where she has. spent a few-imweeps vacation; her scMool -being closed during the cold weather: : Mr. and Mrs. We Kyes -autoed Bismarck Friday where they -were met by their daughter, Miss Laura who bad come up from Linton on the-bus. She-returmet home with aimed t pers of reduce the number of mem- legislature in the eastern or chain elevdtors.;than to farmers elevators, H. B. 266-—Requiring a survey of all coal mines once a yeér and filing part of the state and increase those in w est. Bill calls for 50 legislative (Apportionment Com.) i. B. 279, Swett and Thatcher, NLs)—Aimed to do away with the | @—————-—____________@ nt system of one general re- | News of Our t } jceiver for banks. closed. Requires ty days after passage of act, State Bank Examiner shall call meet: | __ Neighbors J ing of all creditors and depositors | © of insolvent banks for the purpose. ot| electing three men to serve as local receivers. Requires thirty days no- Preaching is still going on in the tice of such election. Depositors|Buchanan school. would be entitled to cast one: vote for each $100 claim. Requires fil-| Lester Bunker bas, gone to Wis- ing of such receivers names with the |consin for a visit. Attorney General and the Clerk of the Supreme Court and gives elect- ed receivers authority the affairs of the (Banks.) H. B. 280, Butt, NL, Mountrail— Changes open season on prai en and grouse from Sept. 16th to October 16th inclusive, so that oven| season dates from October Ist to November 1st. — H. B, 281, Butt, NL, Mountrail—] The Brittin elevator is. still shell- Amends present game laws so as to ing corn and the people are after specifically prohibit use of dogs in{the cobs. ng upland game birds. Per- use of dogs for retrieving water BRITTIN NEWS sel Mr. Jason Hoover was in Bismarck to liquidate |last Friday, also Elvin Hoover and institution. | son. 2 Curtis B. Jenkins and wife were e chick- Jin Bismarck last Saturday. Elvin Hoover is hauling -whest to Brittin. i ‘ mi Fred Holm has left for Chicago. birds. - (Game and Fish.) He intends to make his home with H. B. 282, Morton, NL, Dunn—|his sister. Amends present statutes on disbar- — ment proceedings against attorneys,| A surprise party was given et:the so that same shall be heard before |home of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Dutton. a jury of twelve men, and no court|It is reported every one had a fine shall hayé authority or power to re-|time. Mr. Dutton leaves for: the voke an attorney's license until after |West soon. such verdict of guilty has been giv- en by a. jury. (Judiciary.) j H. B. 283, C. E. Erickson—Appro- |" Mrs. Ernest Saville attended the Priates $26,500 for encouragement j Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. 0. and advancement of boys and girls|M. Vie in Braddock Saturday after- clubs, providing that $500.00 may. be | noon. given to each, county in the. state which conducts a fair for the pur-| :Mr.:and Mrs. 0. F. Buck and Mr. pose of. offering premiums to boys |and Mrs, R. J. Efliott and children WILD ROSE (Appropriations. ) H. B. 284, Watt, Ind, C vides that where a yillage is not i corporated and lies within one town- ship the township board may grant a franchise, to electric light, tele-}. John Peterson is busy hauling -his phone or other public utilities. (State flax to Braddock. Affairs.) Killed by Senate Quite a number of the young:peo- S. B. 4—Making land revert auto-|P!¢. from here attended the basket qnatically to the county on failure | 8ecial and dance given at the high of ownerto pay taxes. I. P. school gymnasium Friday evening, S. B. . 141--Babcock's Concurrent | #94 report @ fine time. Resolution. for $10,090 on bond issue i to pay off depositors, in closed banks|, Homer Brownawell is visiting hi and repeat Guaranty Fund: Commis- | brother Harold Brownawell and fam- Hae ily in Bismarck this week. S. B. 178—Whitmer tax of 10c' a ton on gil coal mined, shipped, store et dretibatad: as | children are suffering with colds and S, B. 161—Mgrtin's resolution ero- | the gripe. ating a revolying fund for state: pen- itentiary, S. B. appeal in case of a defendant before | Ernest Sayille home, in the eyening the Workmjen’s Compensation Bu-|tbe young folks enjoyed skating-on reap. Also providing for bearings | the’ iee-in. the éreek in the counties where“Jitigants be- fore the Compensation Bureap, re-| Howard Brownawell dressed’ :and side or do business, instead Of mak- | shipped turkeys to Chicago this ing such hearings mandatory in: Byr- | week. leigh county. ERT, f S. B. 195—Act defining peddiers| Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Saville and and providing a license fee for vari-|son Frank ‘drove to the . moyie in ous types of peddlers. I. P. Braddéck Thuraday evening to see S. B. 206—Prohibiting. issuance of Mary Piektord in Teas of the Jim and Robert Adams spent Wed- nesday evening at the home of How- ard Brownawel! listening to a radio program. Some of the younger peoplé ‘and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Elliott: and cashiers checks except for legitimate ebm ba fate payment of drafts or other accounts. ‘ LP. Gaonaed pbatiay. ake hi been S. B. 227—-Levying an assessment making an exten Visit this w of one percent 9n average daily de-|ter among re! josits of banks for benefit of Guar-| Minnesoté ani anty Fund Commission. 1, P. . A B. Jie Renealing: the presiden- et tial preference primgry. I. P. v" GLEN ELIVONA > S. B. 243—Re: onthe compulsory |. pi sch listing of Jands foi il insurance, Little “Edna Swiber whose _ rij it and requiring farmer desiring to|hand was quite sériously burned with avail himself of state hail insurance }hot lard’ some time ago, is “getting to upply for same. I. P. i slong nicely, ' S.B. 252—-Giving banking board exclusive supervision over new: bank eharters. I. P. & B. 260--Repealing jection’ that |in Hazelton ‘Monday. exempts fraternal: insurance compa: igs from paying insurance licen; fee to state, and putting : fietasial jd friends ‘in Mrs. Calvin Stout and Mra.id. i. Fasten returned home: from Clark, 8 D. Tuesday. g 8. B. 266—Restoring old fuyder Das hoes js the ne lek asures | list this ve es & severe Huff, who served in the |by the sheriff, and repealing inapec- 1812, She receives: $30 a|tion by -state/ regulatory department. SB, 21—Repealing section @ and Aug Jase, Hh wdop won lbe of report with’ state’ mine inspector. |¥' ftecently to consult a doctor in’ re- “school, 193 “and 194—Providing an | children were Sunday visitors at the| “ them ito tpend “‘eesipyekenss ‘Wilbur Mickel came-ap from South Dakotaa couple .of weeks ago and is ‘Itchas beem reported thet. the: W. P. Baker-children sre ilt with cbick- en pox. Mrs. ‘Binks of Bismarck is a guest at the D. W. Casey home this week. Mrs. Frank Peach is reported to ‘quite ill. A party:at the Matt Schmitz home last Saturday evening was enjoyed by, those who attended, the event being ~Mrs.- Schmitz’s . birthday. . ; C. 4. Carlson went to Bismarck gard to a‘small growth on his ankle. CLEAR LAKE F Me. and. Mrs. Clifford Nelson and little son Hervey spent Thursday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr L. B. Olson. Misxctbél: Reandet “epects. ker week end: vacation with her sister! Mrs. Clarence Syverson, south of Driscoll. ‘Several: young heii gathered at the B. F. Paslay home on Thursday evening and span, several enjoyable hours. Mrs, Joe Rice, who has been ilt at the P. H. Kluksdal home, was able to return to her home on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Shaffer, Mrs. Albert] ™: Christiansen and Mrs. Jessie: Oison spent Friday P. M. at Clear Lake Several classes were heard when at the close of the day a large valentine box was opened, and home made candy being passed by the vis- iting guests. Mr. and) Mrs. Frank Shaffer-. had as their guests at Friday supper, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Christensen a ond Miss Myrtle. Miss Alyce Meyers who teaches near Arena, spent Saturday and Sun- day at her parental home, at Dris- coll, Mr. aad Mrs. B. F. Paslay have been enjoying the visit of their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Randolph, of Grapo, Mr. Mrs. Randolph departed; obese mo?ning by car. fi “A group of “‘Metry Makers”-gath- ered at the Henry Nelson home on Saturday evening where games of whist, mysic and dancing~ were the diversion tof the: evening; uptil the her: atay-wes |g seen breaking in the-enst. Alt pre- sent hed” a pleasant tindg. Mer, id. pos. Christ Sehoon. had.es Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson end Mr, and ~ {community attended the basket social Tit sugcess: ple on their 49th wedding -anniver- sary, which was February 17, May good health and: prosperity be theirs through the coming year. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Nelson nd little son Harvey are spending sev- eral days of this week at the George Carlson and Henry Nelson -homes. Mr. and .Mrs. Harold » Hargrave, Viola Hargrave, Homer Nelson, Ralph Beyer, and-Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Nelson were pleasantly ente: tained on Wednesday evening’ at the Henry — home. Some of the: young folks of this at the Lybon school Friday night ané report having a very good time. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen and little daughters, Hermian and: Mil- ‘dred, called at the DaHas- Barkman ; home Thursday afternoon. Chris Bjerke was a caller at the f D. Barkman home Tuesday -evenin; Mrs. Joe Rise, who was taken sud- denly ill’ at the Kluxdahl home, re- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: ROAD EQUIPMENT Burleigh Conmty, North Pakots. Sealed ‘bids rod ‘the otuenichtng of four (4), one man ope! ae ill | drawn, , road patrol wy recelyed by the Bo cs Commissioners of Burleigh & North Dakota, at Bismarck, until tw: o'clock. p. m. March 5th, 1926. Bids be received on machines weighing from 1200 to 1600 poupds land having blades not less than siz feet long and pot more than eight deet long. Price pid shall be for each ‘ma- chine f. 0. b. Bismarck, North, pa- kota. Each bid must be accompanied b | ‘a certified check for five (8%) pe Leent of the full amount bid endorséd | or’ made payable to the order af faved - y pars ERs rina, a of the Roard ot rus ommias) as a susrantes tbat the bidder ¥ sco ge r ino. to furnish these ‘machines in, marck not later, ‘than. April “5th; "1925." The Board. of County Com- issioners. réserve ‘the right to’ re-{4 ject any or all bids. By order of the Board of County |} | Commissioners. FRANK J. JOHNSON, County Pedlior é -14-21-28 ADVERTISEMENT. FOR POR IDS” H ROAD MAIN 1 igh: County, North; Dakota. Baye Rastor the maintenance of main lite roads. in Burleigh Gounty, North Dakota, will be ‘received the Board of County Commissioners of said ‘Copnty, up i two o'clock, p. rele Ath, 1988, “s; peificatons ‘are. on file at. the ‘office ount ir nay sekiGlte fom the Goung Bur- veyor. the roads to be maintained du; 5 t gan of 1925 are as follows “het Hic’ Nacoatl’ Paris’ Fibre the east city limits of the City of Bismarck. to the Kidder} iy ty Linef Along the Black Trail Bismarck to Wilton; Along the Li nite hn fon Wilton to the Cc ie; And Aloi “the } -: Bate Rao ory ot eitnan one th te. ine, ote rough Sterling Wing to the Sherifan County Lige. Bids will be 5 eived on 2 basis SPS Ra “eebitattine, tie horses egumpnene nd on futn- ishing four horses and equipment, and the work will be awarded e best utara of pete county of By Jel oe ppeal Beard of “County Commiss' ers reserve the right to reject aby or_all bids, By order of the Board of County J; JOHNSON, *? ite ‘County Auditor. 14-21 SUMMONS gis STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh. In District Court, Fourth Jud Dist Lula a B. Shaw, Plajntiff, vs. Har, shaw’ Detepdas ne a ie The ir od ert Dakota’ to the Ms nt nt: yee ae Wereby 4 filidmoned and te- Ch int ‘ety the ial “in” thee “nae action, of which is hereto annexed erty Py, ee wath served ae you and oe dwer upbhe the ‘si crib a af Mrs. Ole Newland.and little boys. i-Mr, and Mis, ‘Martin |Ambers and family, spent Sunday nd the 4. O. Ambers home. i t Mr. and. Mrsx Frank Shaffer enter- fained at Sunday dinneg the follow- ing guests, . irs. George Bhaffer and little sons Leo Mex and 0f Steele, Mi: M. A. Leth retorned home on Tues- Say, after a pleasant visit with his Mipther and other close| relatives at Rothsdy, Minn, M: in and his gon and 4pughter Tilmay and Clara, Who. are ding s¢hop! is at Fargo jdined him frit being pre- es otbars Bl years wMiss Daisy Dodds evening with her clase Ison. sday’ eels omer Nason, who has been ployed at Wt wr dad n Ffesaay. ; —— ie, and Besa Dan Giteh L. B. Olson, Miszes: Daisy Suaae and Nota Olson“spent an en- pice i of arck, Bui HA K County, Wo nD cof site ten days oy (atte summol n. bu * inate ee day (as oe ite yours fa re Sapper newer pies fay for eer relief Pesta * ary LL 1985. 4 oe dei Moret, Bocas lotice is hereby ven le Un-. John‘. Monroe Arneber, Exerators of ae of ,Roderick Mon’ * o f, Edel . : iste and ‘tor ar ‘ing. claims asin Bt, ae 0 exhibit them. with ‘ti ora |Yeuthtens. within "al in gg te. te ‘publication on th “, “tto“sgid Executors at the i” oe Ip. th je cit; id” sigh copa 204] Me, “Pi rs oe as Viola Hatgrave and Ralph: Beyer Monday. shell tailed at the ‘M, J. Brenden home On) Sonn Birkland ‘whois: serving on the jury. hare Rolarg Mr. add Mi the turned to her home Saturday morn- ing and is. recovering ‘slowly. Oscar Opien motored to Bismarck -accompanied by He wa Some ie 'younger\men of this comrruntty were out hunting ‘coyotes |3qin Berkland. Mr end Mre,| Sunday, they had five hounds along |’ “yr. Ballar i ee ididy’t find the coyotes. PAL time boys! Jobe Berk! Tee RE IRONL ashe Fie Interstate—Crescentyne Radio. Receivers. ‘party of frends surprised Mrs. Al versary. Mr. and Mrs. Better for the erection of a barn on ind- Sunday | ting at Lein school N’ evening at their home helping them celebrate -their silver wedding-anni- | neau. Helmer Arneson is. staying at El- mer Arnescn’s. while the latter in the hospital. Miss Clara B. Lein’ is in Fargo, where she is taking a course in dress- Elmer Arneson has gone to. Min- neapolis ‘where he will enter the Ol- son hyspital for treatment. Vie Pardon are gue! of the latter’s parents, Mr. Bullar is making preparations farm south of Arena. ur Magnus is -substitu- ——S—SS Mr. id M inaking. new house and Olmstad is in the hospital at Botti- M.A. Lein returned to bis home 7 after yisiting with ‘relatives nd friends in Minnesata. Constance Lein spent’ Wednesday ‘co. 3, while Miss | with her frieng, Selma The Standard of Excellence. Console Model D 12 doi atoll built in Thorola Loud speaker... Phone 338 205, . Broadway amost.ter ever se aries to a aie a —Ain | quel lity, in value, in taste —— age