The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 7

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Colleye sittal| tees ke ila Fd Napa ioe at ie “Dairy ‘ a Lloyd Productions, Inc. | {WANPED-—-A Hive” party “to” push. a under teeeeers 5 Pe ae a bak 0 winter selling comme either 3 insertions, words or ROOMS FOR RED i fulltime or se .. ’ ‘ ” sania under 7% Torok REND : M 0 CHAPTER XXIII. (Continued) | swayed as if about to fall. ’Poleon| ter law as, dei feller at Ottawa.” =| pr bus No. is eek, 3 gp cirregobes Rann M mn i halt dragged, half carried her out | | “Morris Best was willie to xo his" auitgy Address ‘Tssbun Whe ce tcc, lib ep ree M a0 Rock examine , then he|into the street; with his arm about | bail, < informed him, “but Mil- _ > ss f 4 rage. Cau M i 1 Hn.n00 fied nine’ the ee, : Pierce [her waist he helped her toward her |ler vouldn't allow i€ Ben is sore at | WANTED Youny: man who car seil|| Ads over 25 words, 2c ada! SW M s ne PNTTiog. The cee hcecreyieen | Hoke: having the Rialto implicated— there's |’ automobiles and speak the. Ger- | Uonal ner word yor any M is sano Phillips. There was a general cran-|""rhe walk was a silent one, for} been so much short-weighing going | mam laneunge, “Bismarek: Mudson-/] CLASSIFIED DISPLAY warm ream 4 tae ae 0 ing of nocks, a shifting of feet, a] Rouletta was in a state bordering ot Understand ahaa i fskex Coy : ee | RATES 7 et 4 haaag rustle of whispers. upon collapse; gradually she regaine Polcon wagged his head in bewil- ‘i " ae Loss ‘one \ are aes . control of herseli and stumbled along} derment. “I don’ savvy dis new kin’. WELP_WANTED—FEMALE 65 Cents Per inch M te alae Ah! mockingly exclaimed Cour i ir 3 VANT 1 yo 100 ' et nomeibaly cexstatme| beside him. f of law you feller'is bring in decoun- |VADY CUOK WANTED -Muat. be]] 1) ciassited ads are casb J FOR. RENT -Two M Host sis nn teau. “I was dreaming, ch? To be “They're three to one,” she said,|try. S'pose 1 say, ‘M’siew Jodge, I | 904 pastry cook. Write Killdeer 16: advance. “copy! sl furnished M 1. MeDonald hoss Va 11.000 sure!” : i ae P y'li | khow dis boy long tam} he don Gate, Killdger, No. Dak, | : ht } Mo. Polloe! 032 0000 FS ite He laughed disagreeably. | finally. ‘Oh, 'Poleon! They'll | kho oy long jhe | g.26-tt |] received by 12 o« 1 I. Pollock WY j “Is this ‘house’ money?” inquired seh it ee him. eae Police are fat Bold. a Jee aa ‘Dorel, |WANTED—Giel for general. “house: || aure Insertion ‘snme. day Moe Welt 1 0 Laba.aao : “ ne strict; they'll give him five years. y much money. y\ : - | Wan Th Ser eas S. Turnbow Lat iho “aio the redone iis tea be. [eard the colonel say so.” sand dollar?” say, ‘Sure! T not Woyke, 406-6th St Mone 121. | THE WY. Craven vont va Miller shook his head in some be-| ““Dere's been good deal of stiort-| ‘bout t'ousan lar’ jen he tell | manele melee 1 > ti Obew O84 mn) wilderment. “We don't keep two weighin but—” Doret shook his |me Nal, dat ain't 'nough. Mehte Sh Hotetants. Con: | BISMARCK TRIBUNE , ule ioe 4 wei kitties. Il weigh it and sec if it} head. “Nobody goin’ believe Cour-|so you better gimme two tousan’ dol- = 7 PHONE 32 Mo Moder yo adds up with the Count’s—" weau. And McCaskey is dam’ tief.”|lar biffore I bilieve you.’ Bien? 1, FOR SALE OR RENT M Hight Dati segs UB with Sar eae “If—only | I—could help him.|#0 down-town an’ win ‘noder t’ou- HOUSES AND FLATS F M Mr Marat ‘Oh, it will add up!” Phillips de-| You'll go to him, Poleon, won't you? | san’ on de high card, or mebbe so 1 VOR RENT. Unfurnished 2) rooim FOR SALE CITY. STEAM heated furni 127M Sehneide a ] clared, his face even whiter than be- Promiee’” ‘ E 4 le up eae bal ae I cornea | apartment close in, heat — water, | - (Sor twoc eel ities a 1Wy2 M M. Milscher fore, “It's a plant, s i Silently the Canadian assented. | and m'siew’ le godge he say: ‘Dat’s | lights, $25.00. Phone 161-R> eve: | 1K vams, hol e hi cite A nH M Blin Madd go te $ Of Course 3] city had seacked the door of sel ine!” Now we let Phillips go:home, | ninwe’ Aises itehen tables, éxa| WQUTES 10 rooms, hot water ' ve i , will add up. hotel before he spoke again; then|He don’ steal not'in’’? Wat I tink | congoleum rag for sale, 11-28-Lw ia ree HE WEAWSE Foul ks nM M , ne Defiantly he met the glances that|he said slowly, quietly: of dem proceedin's? Eh? It'ink de FOR SALE—4 room modern house, rare Mohawk. | i0lsth § yeu al ; were fixed upon him. As his eyes} “You been Playin’ Lert wit’ Jouee is dant, pate nee |. waite very rea hb hy A real : ‘ eth : , bot | rove ¢ faces is im, ma soeur? You—you love nim? ‘ock laughed heartily. “Don’t let Ane cee aa aE Teepe OD Toved over the faces turned upon him | 24 Colonel Cavendish hear you” he | monthly” payn Eh | WOUSE. a rvums and bath, every- MISCELLANEO M u ie he became conscious for the first] ““Gh_yes! The confession came cautioned. “Seriously now, he'd let | TORT ENTS Wy) thing spick and span, south font, A BARGAIN: One Gar soo at Ho for these time of 'Poleon’s and Roulctta’s| in a miserable gasp. Pierce go if he could; he told me so. | FC + R a Cosy, three room apart: | ene block off paving, $4 new. sixteen inches deep, thirty i voudidéeell Fa ; presence, also that Laure had some-|_ “Bien never s'pect biffore, | He'll undoubtedly allow him the free- | ites, aye lati 2 aie } COTTAGE rooms ne ‘ inehe taken aicainst : how appeared upon the scene. The} Wal, dat’s all right.” dom of the Barracks, so he'll really | ‘MS: cay | ditional’ racms ean + Ohne tae eRewae Uvsat lather: was awateliton Hie eal, “The Police are swift and. merci-|be on parole’ until his ti . FOR RENTAN yoom awellimg” on! ! Water ; vitter was watching him with a pe-| tess” Rouletta persisted, fearfully. Trial? You goin’ try him agin?” 18th Si $10 yer mont wl (ily water was satisfactory 16 “They hate the Front Street crowd; |The woodsman could make little of | [8th St. $10 per month. : Guring the fast two months, Register, te pUNUAT "|the affair. “If you try him two tam, | dose crook is mak’ tief of Pierce |* POSITION WANTED for sure. One trial is plenty, I upon her features; her dark they'd like to make an example.” { were glowing, she was sneering faint-|, G0 im your li'l bed an’ sleep,” he ; Ix. Oftall the by: told her, gently. “Dis ting is com- nuts: 100 ths and 20 Ibs. SLQ0, Eidson Nut & Washburn, Mo room Je estst part ¢ S50004 | culiar expression of hostility frozen FOR man Roller's TO STOR AUTO THIEVES SEE tosition ‘ also nat : Son : i standers, perhaps] in’ out all right. Poleon fix it, sure; | spose mebbe I better kill dem feller | “ANEED- Position hy vad ath, in mee) {ee 1 Maye out Ae ane are : ‘ ‘ the two McCuskeys seemed the least] he's dandy fixer.” off an’ settle dis ting.” | | Mihools ant churches at only sata.) Bull, Dickinson, N. Dak, te or phone Hit ee a inclined to take part in the affair.| For some time after the door had], “Don't talk like that,” Rock told | vine RANCE Lrepresent some] c= : Fees mil’ cows, J. | °° ple ss - Both brothers, in fact, appeared de_| closed upon Rouletta the big fellow |him. “I'm not saying they don't necd | Meee eaa ee amie te ae sake | FOIE SATE FHLTRO “Foor” Corner get milk cums, Js Fl tation. The pies is : as et-! snow beneath his feet. e cheer, s wada <P, sant i an Ei: nt KE One whied 1c " t i , fectively as possible. the sympathy, had leit his face; the} “No?” 'Poleon was interested and | bra } CHANCES | AME ODS visited baa hol. Wee AUgbune Nts, BF re Rae he poegeany | Sra Oe at | - “But Courteau’s indignation grew, smile, had vanished from 7 lips; |@ trifle letras wae whys f on {FOR SALE Ok TRAL TE Hn al beet on ak ! st ; itdda-a. burstvol exe “his features were set and “stony. |never catch me, M'siew’. Nobody is| ! qeented values which are advancing. Tf Bring Your Mathematicians q (4 ee esti a apa] Widian effort he shook himself, then able for doin’ dat. I'm good trav-/ fy tes betel banaln tht have. more. offers outsant. nore, MOM?N POP Bring Your Mathematicians By Taylor ¢ ee 8 murmured: . | vod locatic Vrite Tribune rospects fu anoint revry 3 ING = Y } words. “So! You plead innocence!} “Poor li'l bird! Wal, I spose now| Kock eved the stalwart speaker! vod location, Write Tribune No. trvspecty fur) funtiees ha See eS ne SRLS >Y Cee ee UMREDINAPLATNUM SETTING] You imply that I robbed myself, eh2|I got to ‘bus’ dat jail!” meditatively, “I'd late to tale yout | ees nes the business and BUY DOWNTOWN TODAY I MET Rey sages , TP WAG THE MOST GORGEODS THING LE ae : : Baas trail, that's a fact, but I'd have to| AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES Now, AND THEY WERE BOTH WEARING LOVELY Soe ee iG GO PRGUGIORIT Toe: Vell, how did I place the gold yon- CHAPTER XXIV do dt, Mowever ‘that would be ol FOtes : aE ia JotRe ENGAGEMENT RINGS - LWAS SO SS OECADSE IT MEANT 50 MOCH To HER er?’ Task you? Am Ia magi-| Atthough ‘Poleon had spoken with| poor way to heip Pierce. Tf hee ho Condition eR a concaw A] EMBARASSED BECAUSE TDIONT ~~, deceit Ne waved his arms wildly,} confidence, he found, upon arriving] feally innocent, Courteau will have ~ fully equipped, i HAVE ONE - 1 Sir cont ) S / 5 ich in a tone of malevolence he| t Police Headquarters, that the site [a hard job to convict him. ‘I suggest price reasonable: PERSONAL TR ee AES TCO. WES ENGAGED 1 PR ee ; crates st time | ation was by no means as simple as| tial you Ict matters rest as they are d. Write. Tribune : Lym ry — ss HAVE TO DO cried: “This is not the first time| it'had appcared, and that something day or so. We'll treat the kid, aint “tinted to stop setzures or money | NM Bourne 7 nowy mea ” - paca hs | anteed to stop seiz Ml iT is uw have been cused ot theft. I more than a mere word regarding |#!l right.” at returned. No bromides, nareoties. | = ‘Sgr AWAY Ave t story about Sheep | Phillips’ character would be required| On the way to her room Rouletta : i Try at our risk. Hunter Labora- | sail y _ to offset the very definite accusation | met the Countess Courteaty, and in a SALESMAN Canuble man over 2 to Hey Ae oie rials. | tee ao | Phillips’ eyes | against Courteau, he learned, | few words made known the facts of 1], Jew pemular elition of ou : 7 TATE his gaze flew|had pressed his charge with vigor, | Pierce's arr The elder woman evelapedia to. s« { c and although the two McCaskeys had | listened in astonishment. ‘Schools and. libraries. souk 0B" = ed maintained their outward show of re-|_ “Arrested? For theft? Absurd tthe day Ndvert in} LOST Will person whe nd blak ys Whole thing is h to me.|fuctance-at being dragged into the|\Who made the charge? ' » Review of i teen bag oan Nov. 12. containing c You tried son 4 this once affair, they had, nevertheless, sub- “Count Courteau.” | i do other ads papers please return papers to Pir 4 7. before, Joc failed. | T suppose | stantiated his statements with a thor-| “Courtcau? Where did he get a. desman, Write jovings sath St rewwatrel ats they au i" i a vour back is well enough now for | oughness a at hinted [thousand dollars?” The speaker't) — resentemplayiment and ret ey | | ft F the rest of those forty lashes. Well, vindictiveness, | face was set in an expression of ut) POPI. MEAD & CO. i WANTED TO RE ; 128 ’ vou'li get Piccee, of course,_had denied his | ter incredulity. SHES EEG CMCEe i : | os The Count cafe promptly to the veapsgated “I don’t know. It's all too weretca, © eee WANTED | rescue of his friend. “Ho: cud 4¢iy ed, too terrible—" Rouletta’s voice AUTOMOBIL MOTORCYCLES +h § you lay. your guilt upon others. , broke; she hid her face in her hands. | pOR SALE--Priced low to se ‘ous i Mhose miners at Sheep Camp let vou For a moment there was silence: . one Overland Spad Truck, jist | ————— off easy. Wel pretty, woman then the elder woman exclaimed, | new: one ! 3 WORK WANTED ! do much with a miners’ meeti harshly, peremptorily : {one five RMAN GIRL wants work at pric! Tere there will be no devoted |) “Tell me everything. . Quick! , soon. e home. Pine 63 W — ore . the, Fescue—no skirt to hide be- There sa reason why I must know | _ 157 for H.C. Arnold, | kutat) (7 TM GoIna DOWNTOWN OH You bern ee pare 2) tind, for— all about it.” For DMOERC' OOK CNER. { LM MAKING 17 BUCKS AWEEK- Courtean got no further. 1 | Drawing Rouletta into her room, firs: 1 ; FURNITURE FOR SALE ENC R AND oOk SEES $3. FOR MN LUNCHES — #1 FOR ihe. Redes ‘i : : i ; t by gue el an ee ae . HE GPARKLERS E BON~ I CAN A 4 aN CU i ing Roéck's previous admonition, Ishe forced her into a chair, then ‘fully ! FOR SALE Purmitare; one day nea: FIND SOME JUST IMAGINE CARFARE- THERE ISNT ENODG! ae Pierce knocked the fellow down with stood over her while the latter re- j ##¢ between WAL M. and 12 pone large chair: one hed EAN a MAE TOENTERTAIN LORETTA AND Ive GoT },/7 “ r THAT 15 -AH= REALLY HOW MAGNIFICENT eo ates gi [WC ed the story in greater detail. , 3 . . SUITABLE 17 WILL BE To PAY PoP $117.62 IN FOUR MONTHS- /'# So!) That's it!" the Countess Hand: coupe: Fil i ae “ : eo GEE WHIZ! LWISH LD NEVER , at last. “The McCaskeys | (ee . BEEN BORN OD se JFOR SALE | les, Stands, « backed him up. Of course! And | ROOM AND BOARD WAN he referred to Sheep Camp—to me. WANTED Rooriers He's the sort to do a thing like that. Front St. Phone JA2 God! What a dog!” After a time she went on: “I'm sorry Pierce struck him; he'll never get over that and it will make it a a. CROSSWORD PUZZLE | “You think it can be straightened out?” Rouletta’s face was strained her eyes searched the former speak- | er’s face eagerly. | “It's got to be straightened out It would be monstrous to allow- The Countess shook her head, then, with a mirthless smile, ex imed : | “But what a situation! Henri, of all persons! It’s pleasant for me, isn't | it? Well, somebody planted that oke—probably one of the McCas- | Pierce knocked the fellow down with a swift, clean blow. a swift, clean Llow. He Would have) guilt, but his total inability to ex- followed up his attack only for the} plain how the gold-dust in dispute lieutenant, who grappled with him. | came to be concealed in the cashier's | Keys. They'd: like to railroad ine | Freckless and His Friends Out All Around By Blosser “Here! Do you want me to put|cage, to which no one but he had| boy. Joc is as vindictive ae an In- | Sedat aA Cee . ) ‘ you in irons?” access, had left the Police no altern-| dian and he blames Pierce and me NOW REMEMBER= 1 WILLIE YOO HANENT <> DID, BUTT“ Courteaw raised himself with dif-| ative except to hold him. By the time|for his brother's death.” Now REMEME| os Ret GOT A NICKEL YoU —\ suST WOW LOANED ficulty; he groped for the bar and|"Poteon arrived Pierce fad been| In desperation Rouletta cried: TH I SAT HS NEEL Ab eee COULD LOAN ME, HAVE & ITTO OSCAR supported himself dizzily thereon, | locked up for the night. pay the Count back his money—I'll » TINORROW-SEE? “0 yy suRE= SoU? TLL payyou Bes snarling from the Fe in. With his Drawing Rock aside, Doret put in double it’ 2 \ ease RHI rea ane ral free hand he felt his cheek where |an earnest plea for his young friend. |,, “His money?” sneered the woman. Nei ee de § LS s! BACK ShTUR Pierce's knuckled had found lodg-|The lieutenant answered him with | “He hasn't a cent, except @hat I give | ahr f ee : ment; thet, as a fuller realization of | some. impatience: him. That was McCaskey's dust.” ! sk the indignity his privileged person} “I admit it looks fishy, but what | She stared at the apprehensive figure y | had suffered came home to him. ‘he}is there to do? The colonel fikes|¢rouched upon the edge of the chai and slowly her expression softened | In a gentler tone she said, “I see. vou didn't take my advice; you didn't! burst into a torrent of frenzied| Pierce, as we ail do, but—he had: i abuse. ‘ no choice.” hut up!” the officer growled, un-| “It’s dirty frame-up.” sympathetically, “I know as much} “I imagine’ he’ believes so. And|hced my warming.” . ae ee is. about that trial at Sheep Camp as} yet—how the deuce did that sack get} “Who ever heeds a warning likey), ae you do, and if Phillips hadn't floored | where it was? I was standing along- yours? ESS eh oue ee in ra is ‘ | you I would. That's how you stand'| side the McCaskey's when curiae «Does Pierce know, that you—feel | S¢!f 15 minutes to i with me. You, too!” he shot at the] went up to pay his check, and I’m|this way about him?” _ pe teil H \ McCaskeys. “Let me warn you if| sure they had no part in it.” Rouletta sighed wearily. “I didn't! 1, myself; although I more than half! 4, suspected. I didn’t permit my'seli| s. to think, it made me, so unhappy.” this is a frame-up you'll all go on|. “M’sieu’ le Comte is, sore,” "Poleon the woodpile for the winter. D'you Jasserted. “Me,.I savvy plenty. Wal, hear me? Of course, if you want} how we goin get dat boy from out of and Jed the way out i to press this charge I'll make the ar-|jail, eh? By Gar! I bet I don’ sleep} “It ought to satisfy me somewhat) 11. Repairer. s eat but I'll just take you three fel-| none if T'm lock , |to Hearn that he doesn’t care for t HipRanee eh fond. 4 J lows along ‘so you can do some| “Get bail for him.” ‘ Lyou, but—somehow it doesn’t. He ae diminishes in’ sizes cendil swearing before the colonel, where} 'Poleon was frankly puzzled at this} didn't care for me, either. But |} Billiard stick, © it ‘I go on the records.” «| suggestion, but when its nature had |.cared for him. TI love him nib GuBt] 17. To. assist. \ “Arrest? But certainly!” screamed | been explained his face lit up. [28 you love him—better, probably | 1 i 4 sthe Count. “The fellow is a thief, a| “Ho! Dat’s nice arangements, for}Oh, why conceal it? I've spent 2/19, yn. ij i pis. He struck me. Me! You saw|sure. Come! J fix it now.” good many black hours thinking| 20. (disease). ‘ him. I—” ‘ Have you got enough money?” | about it and trying to fight it. Minc ; 21. H aN a “Sure, I saw him!" the officer] “I got "bout tirty dollar, but dat |you, it-wasn't has fault; it was, jysi|23. Dessert. | pt NEAH = E'S HONEST, ot See oe stinned. “I was afraid he's miss | ain't mak’ no differ. I go to work-[fate. There are some fellows whc Be ane | OSCAR + AIS HE? Don? You. ( WHY, OF COURSE Stop yelling and come along.” |in’ somewhere. Me, I’m good 0 smiling and singing along th: Sy Withers pal ! _ NOT LITTLE SMIRK HELL Pay s US'S HONESTEHELL Ray | h a nod that included the anytling.” “.., |life—clean, decent fellows, too—at-|3y° Ty any igh. pete Nestevdar's Crousvord | OSCAR We Back? You BACK, ENEN IF , FE __, Caskeys as well as the titled speaker | “That won't do,” Rock smiled. |tetding to theig crn affairs in a per-|31. tiuitding material ae ee : PLETZENBAUM Gp AE MAS TO he linked arms with Pierce Phillips| smiled. “You don’t understand.”|fectly proper manner, but leaving, Biolo; clas eat H = GRE = Lees ge ‘0 the. night. | Laboriously he made more plain the for trail of hayoc behind them. It isn't 38. Minvral spring. Resembling a. fix. 2? \ steav ir! Nab “Wat foot biznesse!” Doret indig- | mysteries of court procedure, where-|S0 true of women—they’re usually|39. Pertaining to the .poles. The handle on a hand press, % “nantly exclaimed. “Dat boy ic hones’ | ttpon his hearer. expressed the frank-|flirts—their smiles don't last an¢|41. Beam. Uni i aes as_church.” | est astonishment... “", [ibe, echo of their songs die out |4 ny vegetable. | it a; Bette looked’ down at the sound of es oie the latter cenit ea peractly, epossibie for me, 1)4 Portions at, a school year. 4 ; . ‘ouletta’s voice; then he - started, at for you Say two, t’ree ?onsan’ | wouldn’t marry him i were free BA SRE Ae & i land if he asked me. But that has|, ' Orsi pal ia a church: * ae 4 The girl's, face was. strained and|dollar? Courteau ‘ain't lose but six } a The | ifwhite and miserable; her hands wae unde: and’ fies got it back. No! {nothing whatever to do. with wel'4 nee bed. | s|}T'm tinkin’ dot Bi Flectrified parti F3 3 Blossomed. j ‘Feline, animal, Sewine ingtrument. To expound, clasped oveg her bosom;' she yott Policemans is’ got | case.’ {staring horritied at the door through | good sense, but I Tak better a miners’ which Phillips liad bee taken, She !meetin’. Us ‘sour-dough’: mak’ bet- -(To be continued) To. total. Raved, 2 z ORT i Dan tee To rub out. Attachment of w circular saw, Pe INSTALMENT FORTY-TWO : ‘ : fo Attach - : ! oe VERTICAL Bartainingto:h oksatelline’ aid: : | mE 3 eh : 1, Eucharist vessel. | struction on Calle Madero, the prin-|was an+ofd church cemetery, the| ‘2. To fix. i arin + (cipal. stroet..of, the city. Some per-|burial ground of ancient "Indian| 3. Inveigic. | Mexico Gity—-A “large number ofj sons believe that the bodies, were | tribes. or else the site where invadind|. 5. Waiks noisily. skeletons Have “been unearthed by | buried’ by criminals years ago. Other| American’ soldiers were buried: in| 6. ‘Tendencies: workmen excavating for new con-|stories Indicate that. this location | 18471" Soe IER of corn, ’ on SKELETO) To drink. dog-fashion. Collection | of - facts, Beyereage. \ ceed 4 oe . ‘ BOSSE — Cay ~~ 0 1925 wVi NEA SEF NCE, Wn 2- mi : Bocce ee ees paca SS i } The modifying of metrical inne’ | j