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PAGE SIX THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 “HANG UP REL AY M: ARK io ce r from affirmative) + BADGER PILOT TAX WORRY UNIVERSAL [here said in a year he had received| | Second-hand | newsnipeny find a London.--Income tax worries must] 2 forms to fill out. On several days ready sate in the simall ee offs . CN representa The initiative and referendum —— _. [be the same tha world over. A man| he recevied two of the forms, China. atti yor ff Fair Sex Quartet Dees 140 - Yard Event in Fast’ ; n hav: Harold Coulter to Lead Wis : Z Dp 0 S| 2 Seconds that the c ; consin Crewsin 1926 | ista f he k : it : E - — the people the t 5 “i contributi i whieh had paid in. conformit f with the voluntary agreement ref red to in the act, In this chapte E ve rece . . : 2, ” cement Cincinnati Edges Within Three Games of Second : : alle tion from the few diy ! > of the Place in N. L, Race ult of of the Pirate today neared h ym astrous midsummer i CHAMPION RELAY QUARTET self-contra- even break for the trip th 1 i videns establ ia Y 1 men i ce. The legislative r - , ment ms Me 4 5 : F completely subver : 5 \ ton i time vietory from : io elit - i Frances [effect ‘be given to what remains, Sa a aS TAR : : Wi vorle. seteare [2 HE the result of striking a eer: | i Wy i } the eighth infringe, | eb net TD bude a nd, > York, i sta “Cart lean claus hark at lp has ent a le \ «Pittsburgh pacemaker i wilifeie, 1 iy | Statutes ugh the refe rendu H 2 New team with i Hiss Pithe all-round athlete. beins 9 : rider in|ty remove the inducement therefrom : TH, We : rts. Me bre uinp and low hurdles a3 wel! i the remainder is a substan- : : ' Qa aFrR Q Graw led his « pat = aie Ss ———-| thar departure from the legisla i : Grounds on July 23 1 purpo feets an object foreign ‘ ° ———* YANKS BU Y HIM . at Bo id th v s ou 4% and not within the contemplation fester tour broweht thea into Ste! 27 © Leo Durocher, Hartford Ine) Sr From ce rage 8 of ; wuis wationa seague . 3, ie pI Low ye. ¥ i 1 ie Q i League a fielder, Reperted Promis- Burke Counts. John C. Lowe, Judge | Only ge meny Lo Fendrich Cardinal he ehvivon ions wete nine F ing Prospect jonni of the Court by Johnson, es ic arg are, mode, as tobaeco tehing Cineinnat * Christianson, Ch. J. did not parti- 3 i l added | Brook wi 100 | a ciate. Berry, Dist. J, sitting in his . of La Fendrich Quality ean. i pose i re n raight de St : : place. , es Tallying the! Pi 7 Tn WT i, ‘Tax; Gonithiie | | be seeurca-no me qn: Ketaway, 3 ghting| Ch 5 sioner, Bi ‘.D. and B. L, HAROLD L, COULTER i : cael : Wilson, Sta ‘Attorney, Burke with the es, th | y County, Bowbells, Attorneys for Ap-| | He's the : of the tring of triumphs to eight, ; \4 f Q oelant. Wisconsin crew, He topping the Pittsburgh club today z LJ. J D. Aaker, C. E,{ holds the distinction of being the and tomorrew, will be one game “ : ee Benen. ON "'p, Attorneys for| only Badger coxswain to be so hon- hort of an break, on the road,| 1h 2 3 f Respondent. E Jored. Coulter is just a mite, stand. | ind would reduce the gap to first) 4 s : peciiet ty A. Gi. Divet, Amicus] ing five fect three and weighing 110. place only to two a halt.) Ch al Guta. He's 22 years old and a senior. Reds Ad: Y : ee ri ae ronae area A er S TELL ROTARY | KITTEN BALL Cs ite ot OF PROVIDENT | LEAGUE GETS ee 2 Sor 236 Sa is cate Je Ta 2 LIFE COMPANY| UNDER MOTION| | > Sor SOF and the Bo he saps Prt ee holaliien Sail ; ee all i ae y United} phe +Business Men's Kitten Ball only otifer National! z 2] oa : 1 . xnerien-] team will ite Armour 5 : ces during a trip to the Philippine ry ts 5 Aberician, league aurned: in i ty 1 i : Islands, Hawaii and Shanghai at the j eyen!s hed This ix the opening well pitehed games with the! Milwauke: a : Rotary Club luncheon toda: game of .the te Kitten Ball and Coveleskie, | Tole Y 65 i : } Henr Beach, League at the Wm. Moore school leaders, Phila-| Colum! 6s “ etary ctuary of the Provi-] grounds. There is no adi n. toan even - Li mpany, told ite Kitten Ball League snd _—_—_—_—___—® LEO DUROCHER s ¢ company’s — oper- ve 12.-1—Business but the Senators won, | Resulia: Yesterday enting Leo Durecher, 250 Life is Y compan- Rommet on Mound ~— = - newly pureh tstop of the! e United Sta it has par-| Wachter. mmel allowed ty 7 i | New York ¥anke He comes from | tic in the tremendous growth| Tuesday, Aug. 18.~Business Men than Van Gilder, of the . . . artford, League and willl cura business that has taken | vs. Rank of North Dakota. the Athleties by nd through five ; i 2 Pe F : f t SreUitts| eli on y Poni Veduesdny, Aug. 19—-Armour’ vs. hingles in the fif sixth to win ens re fi ee ala nat fiel a in WY < grown un-]| Capitol. i | powerful with ‘tlie l how occupies sixteen rooms Thursdas Aug. 20.—Wachter eer oat a " Fea foc Ue" e OES ae fad representa: [tags ue 3i—Capitel ws. Bh BISMARCK GROCERY COMPANY , joined: big tate \tiv sy With $14,017,000 ori in: xi stanipesd ; 3 Pivitac - ee niarek Laaivival niece pi eceintel DISTRIBUTORS Nineteen hit \ + Washin . ‘ stated that the Provident Life} vs. Wac vd. one-sided victory.) eee Borla Re \ SUPREME (¢ COURT | ieee i Gola nniy die! oily North hursd 28.— Armour vs. Bk. BISMAREN, 2/0) Life Insurance Company, LD. (ity Bin , = ae one and one-half millions of 4 American Association From Burke County ce on et holds the Louisville 4 . ae ares | h prs’ res at $1,150,000, Indianapolis. 5, ~ State Bank 1 3 Atkinson anzlvved outst olede & Pera Ee itt nnd ing current events. Visitors includ- Columbus 7 2 ; ratte eG wl Jr. Marola Winenesws, a. Burk My ft Hardy, and’ R rd. with Rip Colli and Bi infielders, led the attack again Mil whil mrthrup, Colur aoe 2 - corporation, et ures, “outpitened McG oa uP u GAMES TODA’ 9! Defendants and 4 a COUNTY ] PAYS ° inneapo! downed ae fear ns 4 3 H a cee ant Pc eget, Wal wTaamag engin ant He $667 BOUNTY | 2s," aun eee lowed we ttered. , it is prop-} ow noon, following & wed well sea : a : Run d Chee aaa —— week end airing aiid scrubbing. The We ge | ’ notice of such contempor A ‘aston, FUKG tory as led up to and prob- hundred xty-seven dol- {tank is being refilled today. t New York She has been paid out since the first! Swimming and life-saving classes hulte, Hens catcher, ran a home ably: induc f th | e Tun race, in their gume yesterday i of the year in Burleigh county for will be resumed Thursd mn. each getting two, A rally in. the tm send ‘the court should) place ite ves, coyotes ° Classes will be held at ERAN Wen ihe’ cunie ‘for Telete| jonalals f, early ay possible, i : the wolf bounty fund, it was learned | o¥vmming and 3:80 p.m, cholson’s triple did the tric nf Philade Situation of the legislature, oday from the county auditor ‘ i PY Gueoaniwical Ouieinaatl : individual bount, x y are fixed at a, m., for defeated isville &| New York at. Pittshurg 5 c s m Reed who recei i ‘ond game of a double F acti eee ass y coyote pups v but it did not Associ purporting ty jiNd 2 mature coyote Hed in May TI of 117 aS this year. A number of oth ; ADD nara. blunders, and . bounties as high : ny to give a mean-)4 et i *' Dates ans took th \ Mi AEsLouieeille, ‘ to words used by prior legis Maxine Leitzner, 15, Lates! srewers ceil ter Y tures Aer y to their ordinary csi State Unive ity Seeking Long Swim , is not binding Laurels Koenig, s shortstop, and] s wild pitch.) | 8 » state constitution ° . of powe! HUGGINS’ TEAM salhellouigane of thesloul| lee sniie Ba jon for the jequlue a aha ; i Only four lines — but what a big opportunity they ann: 7 y stray and © Federal Const ‘sity of North Dakota will NEXT TO LAST ("% ; Tone “Although the people ‘have ree WEEN S veer es a ie, brought to an alert young.man who happened to see IN STICKWORK POOR ae dee ts ates ; 5 ro veferena a jeune to be continued Monday ‘ . é oni taut: in the 1094 Canadian open gold el : stage ta net uj and Tuesday’ of the following week } them in the Classified columns of The Tribune. te York. ene 12.--Lu ne ‘ . : wholly per subject Such ey He . z Es : five ine Yankees a mark of | if Ori i the tig vaiha pects the dt cont ALR ait te eeeuee eae Y ‘ i t ah Fe eee re rene sats Pee IS ed representa @ lexicte. | IRE nivel ei anol ee _ He told us recently, that. this little ad took him out the poorest stickwork the Yanks hi the. ‘nt i), of North and South Dakota, Montana Mone pate Cie a ueeing ——— mand Wooming, ee AES % o of the drudgery of a.routine position and gave him a Basar nett te ant te ee HIS LORDS! SHIP LEADS "EM Overland Wilt é 4. long-sought opening with a progressive firm, It proved Model Custom] | © #4! | : a) | to be the starting point of his successful career! clouting sec . Louis being in! 4 Or ep ee ‘ i Arar Mis DHE 7D Daye? “Burghley of Oxford-C ‘ambridge Team Wi | Abandon Annual D fenes ing : a clivities have sue cop. th Hurdles Against Harvard-Yale. } the little support the great Ruth has The | Willys-Overland corporation i : a : eestor a ; ill within the near future announ: ee Z sae) : Laer ce tending Miter among] é eT eel ners reece iserelin ee { There are ‘hundreds of such “Human interest” PAE edison: int ther woungater ned : Z of putting put a yearly model and Seve Bipesecware in) the, euneeter will'enbody improvements in, Knight figure. And is quite Gon es 7 : land Overland designs from time, to ; tories scattered though the want.ad columns of the the mark cre the paig ¢ P .) time, J. R. Nara Willys-Overland mates | ia : ~ aera ‘ sealing here yesterday Daily Tribune. Read the want ads, because they are in- if arene i § es Lahr presided at the session # i 4 : = c ; cron sues iy ch Daan te y teresting and worth-while; read them because they are aster ana jt C . : * . el ; clave, which new coniraett profitable in fylfilling your.own want — whether it is aA: ae 2 - Ee cadet ae buying or selling, finding or seeking. owd 5 in, disagree- : : = . | conference, ‘— 4 : ’ Lees Ee ing’ Siki, Sene- i . i | FRANCE, HAS MORE i “ ‘ A galese, must le J states | JES # 4 The number of taxed vehicles in ees : #y } i iminigration authori-{ . se France has doubled since the armis- ad gee este omen Fem lts| _ —— i uno yeldelse OH aTIIEh lates were ee Read the Classified Columns of oa b . 2 Z P paid and today there are more than LOWLY BRAVES PU’ e : 2 500,000, CHECK ON REDS’ DASH) Pe, e After winning nine straight games, | ‘ j 4 ‘TO BE VERY, RARE the Cincinnati Reds were finally . " { London--Twenty-five years from halted the other day. And by none! g* 5 sae : now tuberculosis” will be as uncom- other than’ the lowly Boston Braves. [ ie mon as leprosy is today, says Dr. C. The Cincy streak was one of the best E x s A. Saleeby of the London Medical in the majors thus far this 4 A s - Bm itute. ATHDETICS HAVE VE NINE «2 : ba . Me | Weber & Fields ‘in in “Friend- MAX“NE LEITZN Aaisudiae tothe Wes 7 oe at a, ly Encmies.” Capital Theatre} jutrocucing Maxine Lelizber, See eee sine qlaveis LORD BURGHLEY WINNING JIIGH HURDLES commencitig Monsey. yearcid mermaid of Riverton, N. ting .300;or better, Sammy Hale She's going to negotiate the i ‘Taking the final barrier in the 120-yard high hurdle race, Lord Burs ; 6 i ith 368. The! ECTRIC sh Channel or Bust,” as tae ther re tiige aes Fiench, La-j ley of the Oxford-Cambridge team a few inches in the lead of Vi EL iC Cook COOKERY itioe gn her’-sweater. denote: mar, Cockgang, Dykes, Miller, Poole Harvard Yale, ‘The titled Englishinan crossed the Gipe Walt, ten ape is 1S «<» Maxine Hgures on maging her Baap Coco ate DaReP aR Eee 5 | ahead'of ble American "| COOKING IN COMFORT | "tempt'inter- in (he-summe

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