The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 7

aee er Tribune Classified Advertisements = =PHONE 82== ONE OF fHE largest candy houses in the country has opening Bismarck territory. Man with car and ac- uainted in this territory, preferred. fe have highest quality candy and real prices. Rack right man $260 @ month. + Py Olson, Minot, N. Dak. " WANTED—Three men for Bismarck and county for Sales mores, ae perience Bll oe Apply rson evenings jawort! ilk Hosiery Mills, Bismarck ‘Hotel, len and women to barber trade. Great demand, big wages. Few weeks completes. alog and special offer free. Moler Barber College, Fargo, N. ‘WANTED, AT ONCE—Bricklayers, about three months steady work, Write American Beet Sugai pany, Eust Grand Fork: ‘and Jaundry girl at the Brows el, Mott, N. Dak. Communicate for general house- TE) work. One who can go home nights | — preferred. __Cowan, _ Ket WANTED—Girl to take “care of 2 year old baby, two or three hours _dailyt 621 Sixth St. Phone 619W. + A women to keep House for an aged man in the country. 306 Ave. B. Mrs. J. G. a Write Tribune No. 50. POSITION WANTED WANTED: Position by experienced cook, good on short order and pastry. M. H. Torgeson, Bismarck, N._Dak. : FURNITURE FOR SALE y 9 x 12 Wilton rug, kerosene lamp, electric heater, Thor electric wash- ing machine, sheep skin lined coat, electric fan. 601 Second Street. __ Phone’ 11 FOR SALE—Furniture for — eight! room house. Also roll top desk, hemstitching machine. Ford Tour- ing car and Ford delivery box. 216 ~ First street. Phone 241W, OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT 1 office formerly occupied by Dr, Kershaw, suitable for any kind of an office. re City National Bank, Bi —Four office rooms ovet ‘Knowles Jewelry store, Apply to F. A. Knowle: SALESMAN “A Sales Distributer for -this city and surrounding territory for the most popular and efficient Typewriter on the market THE WOODSTOCK ELECTRITE. No competition, us this is the only Electric on the market. For dem- ‘open. ets agencies iaceeodine Bismarck.| Cash or terms: Write P.O. Box 94, Bismarck, Factory Representa- tive. FOUND FOUND —Valuable police dog. Owner call at Lahr Motor Sales Co., ask for Mr, Galliger. MISCELLANKO! DEMONSTRATING PI. cash once. marck, N. D. tive. on FOR SALE—Three burner gas range with oven in excellent condition, used rine months. $16.00. Phone 410 Third St. FOR SALE—No, 5 Underwood, in cx- cellent condition. Reasonable. Call hird St. RAGE FOR_ RENT. i Faunce. 802 First St. e480. FOR SALE—Lloyd baby carriage. In- quire at 5618 Sixth St. PERSONAL PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGIST. Madam LattimoreHe here at 416 Fourth St. Reading hours: 2 to 6 and 7 to 10, Helps finds lost ai ticles. See her to Piano for, Ch taken at oO. Box 94, Bis- Factory represen! NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORCLOSURB SALE WHEREAS, Default has been’ made in the terms dnd conditions of that rtain mortgage hereinafter de- ribed by the non-payment of the four amortization installments of One Hundred Four and 00 (3104.00)-Dollars each, due July {1th, 1924, and January 1ith, 1925, and duly Lith, 1925, and January ‘11th, Now, Therefore. Notice is hereby ven, That that certain mortgage nd delivered 1 e a bod: Sity of St. Paul, County of Ramsey, Siate of Minn sota, mortgagee, duted January 11th, 1919, and filed for record in the of: fice’ of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on July 23rd, 1919, and recorded in book 161 of Mortgages, at puge 256, will be foreclosed by a sale of the prem- ises in such\ inortgage and here- inafter described, at the frant door the Court House, in the City o} Bismarck County of Burleigh, an State of North Dakota, at the’ hour of 2 o'clock P, M. of June, 1926, to 8 due upon such mo of sale, for uaid detauited install ments. ' Said sale is to be made sub- ject ‘and inferior to the unpaid the principal and interest subsequently become due able on the aforeaald mort fe Fed Let Bank of int aul * amountin a erite hing hupdred Tity-threc and 81/1 0 | ($2953.97) dollars. ‘The premises face scribed in such mortgage and which willbe sold to satisfy the same are situated in the County of Burlel and State of North Dakota, and ae mites dale “(BD of, Beet ol ec! 0. nwenty-tites Pewainig One Hundred’ Baise std Range Seven even , (17), Wei oe Thies CHundced ements 8, ndre or leks, Accordin: tent ti Sovicanieat at Bel due a § ite-of ee nllments # fundred ttt ‘* et) Do i statutory any foreclouutre ay Dated t ist day May. ‘The. erent tend Bank of st. Paul Mortgagee. th r T @ single man, as mort Fiarts, as mor e, aated 1 insertion, 25 words or WET. .cceeseseee eG BO jons; 26 words or er wee 8 invertions, 26 words ur 1 1 week, Ade ovet 3d" words,’ 30" addi tional per word. semigeg DISPLAY “4 RA €5 Cehts'Per Inch All classified ads are casn {fi advance. Copy should be received by 12 o'clock to in- sure insertion same day. THE | BISMARCK TRIBUNE PHONE 82 USED CARS _.| A USED CAR IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT. A customer bought a Used Dodge Sedan from us for $600,—two months later he came in and want- ed to sell it back to at anew te he expected $1! us for the car he said that wy knew he had baught ig bargain, and figured the car worth much more than he had paid us for it. Come in and we will tell you who this is. Here are more bargains just good as the above® ‘24 Dodg Coupe, $625; Gord . Coupe, $300; Dodge Touring, $165; Ford Truck, $485; Overland 90, $8! Touring, winter top, $350; and oth. er Dependable bargains. PHONB 808. M. B. GILMAN CO. “TRADE—One four- R SALE OR tor Sedan, Chevrolet, for one lot J close in. 723 Third street. Phone FOR RENT—Clean modern slec; is foom in a clean quiet home, sult POSITION WANTED MARCELUER wants _poyition, two years” iperieis. Write Lock Box 171, Nekoma, N. Dak. i Shae 6) .ost LOST—Boston bull doi white, answers to name te Reward for return to Helen Schowalter, 38 Rosser_St. LADY STUDENTS want it ol- work for board, | Business lege. Telephone 183. WOMAN WANTS work b; by the bout, House cleaning, also take washing home. Call 499Wy THREE BANDS IN PARADE FOR MEMORIAL DAY (Continued from page one.) these trips Sunday morning. Those wishing to do so lthaed be at the 0 afternoon Capt. H. A. Brocopp Gobel will visit the Fairview cometery and decorate all soldiers’ graves with flags. Sat- urday evening these men will perform the same duty at St. Mary's ceme- tery. This work has been entrusted to the same committee of two for the'past five years. brown and unt of « News From the __| State University | Alden Squires, Grand Forks, won first prize in the King Extemporan- cous Speaking contest for men at the State University Tuesday on the subject, “Respect for Law. Oliver Peterson, Minot, won second place. First prize was $20 and sec- ond prize was $15. Others taking part in the contest were: Meyer Muus, Grand Forks Edmund Belsheim, Dickinson Burgum, Arthur; A. River; Arthur Horton, Grand Forks; es A. McCrae, Grand Forks; Lloyd Elias, St. Thomas; Robert Birdzell, Bismarck; and Douglas Beighle, Minto. CALL FOR BIDS The School Board of Lyman School District No. 18 of Wing, No. Dak., | Will receive sealed bids for the buy rooms for light housekeeping. Ground floor, private entrance. 508 Tenth St. ae RENT—One or two modern s, downtown, Inquire 304% Main, front apartment. Phone 107M. FOR” RENT—Two or three light housekeeping rooms. 723 Third St. Phone_599. ____HOUSES AND FLATS FOR Three room nlehed housekeeping apartment in modern home. Adults only. ea porch and large storeroom. Heat, light, water and telephone furnished, Phone 883 or call at 217 Eight fi FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished two room apt., large pantry and clothes closet, gas range, sink strictly modern, close in. Call even- ings after six and all day Sun. 38) Rosser. * FOR RED story), Brine, Di a House (two 210 Thayer Street. The Agency, Bismarck Bank FOR RENT — Light housekeeping rooms in modern house. Gas for cooking. 621 Sixth Street. Phone ifur- ment. Also baby car- 223 2nd St. Phone nished_ap riage for sale. 586. FOR RENT—Two room furnished apartment on ground floor. 924 FOR SALE—Ten bushels sced pota- @ $1.50 per bushel. Joscae hian, FOR SALE—Gas range nearly a, So. Second St. “new. FOR Rant —Well ‘equipped house: keeping apartment. 427 Fifth St, June Ist. Phone. ‘118. record In the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on the 9th day of August, & D. 1920, at 9 o'clock A. M. and here recorded in Book 169 of ‘Mort- will be foreclose: 100 | mortgage and herake ‘ont door of the ‘Court Hous sity of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, at the hour of 2 jock on the 7th day of June, A. D. 1926, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage’ on the day of ‘The premises ‘described in id which will be y io same are -do-~ scribed as follows, to-wit: Southeast Quarter of Section Bispt, bere 4 One Hundred ‘orty, North, Range Seventy- dt ‘ay Bt oreeee mi vg Principal er! urle! Count; North Dakota. oe “i There will be due on such mort- age on the cate. of sale the sum of 2, ides the costs and dts. a ments ty this fore Dated at Mohall, 22nd day of ‘April, ‘1926, LUE ORT Z lortgagee. Geo. I. Rodgat daa Attorney for the Mortgag Office and es Office Raare Mohall, Pee kta. losure. fons 28 ‘and 36, 27 and 34, 26 and 25 and 36, all in Steriin; ined trom the ceoimpany hid check f are ive ate fi ted “the aise 4920, thleg, for n Mrs. H. M. Joka-| $2 ing and hauling of coal. (in nee sary amounts) for Schools Nos, 1} 2 ‘oul to be hauled from the Fosberg wine near Still, N. D. oF ftym Wing, Bidders must state in their bids where they intend to haul from, All bids-must be <a by a ($26.00) Twenty-five Dollar cash bond or certified check. Bids will be opened June 1, 1926, St ito, 1p. m the Board reserves the right-t6 Te- ject any or all bi: Seth R ads Sees NOTICE To ‘be sold at the front door of! P* Arena Post Office on the Sth day of J 1926, One Sorrel Gelding with white face and hind foot, about, 1300 pounds. GBO. BOELTER, Appraiser, (May 21-28—June 3) NOTICE OF REAL KST APE MORT- ib FORECLOSURE SALb 1S HEREBY aan, That n mortgage, executed and delvered by Fred J, Argast and Cora B. Argast, his fe, of Moffit, Bur- leigh County, North Dakota, mort- gagors, to Dunham Lumber Com- ny, a corporation, of Bismarck, sepec, dated ‘he Tth day of Ji 3, and filed tor Fevord in the office Of the Itegister of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota on the 28th day of January, 1924, at 10:15 o'clock A. M. and re- corded in Book 744 of M. age 2 was duly assigned by | inn e to Moffit State Bank, o| it, North Dakota, a corporat! an’ assignment dated the 2oth day of January, 1926, which said assignment was filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, North Dakota, on tne 27th day of January, 1926, at 10.05 o'clock A.M. and recorded in Book 175 of Assignments on page 293, will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter d| described at the front door of the Court House in the City of Bis- ma Burleigh County, North Da kota, at the hour of two o'clock P. M. on the 4th day of June, 1926, to satisfy the amount aye ut yyon such mortgage on the day ol ‘The premises di ll ‘in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the Bld are described as follow. to-' The pond Hatt (W4%) of Section Eighteen (18), Township One Hun- dred Thirt. ores (137), North = of Range Sventy-six (76),, West of the Sth P.M. ‘ There will be due on sueh mort- ae the date of sale the sum of Th 133.27, to which will be added the costs und expenses of sale as pro- vided by law. ‘ HOWFIT STATE BANE, Gwner and Holder of suld Mortgage. ron, oy TOF Morte ‘Bismar ch, Xorue Dakota. Biomass |= 30-—5e7- 14-21-28) ROLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1 annuunce myself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Burleigh: county, Dakota: Your support will ‘ preciated. rally, GRANT. PALMB. ._ @Policteat Adv.) ICAL ANNOUN! missioner, District Three 1140 pounds 14 {MARKETS WHEAT PRICES ARESTRONGER':: Crop Outlook it Northwest Uncertain, Says | Leading Authority — ‘ Chicago, May —()—Although abnormal ‘searelty of wheat to settle May contracts itcoived the lion's share of attention in the wheat mar- ket today, unfavorable: crop, reports from parts of Kansas and Nebraska! tended a N Iso to strengthen prices. Ben- eficial rains in the northwest acted as only an offset in part. Leading authority said the crop outlook in the American northwest | was uncertain. Export sales of more | than 1,000,000 bushels of Canadian! wheat wore noted. Deferred deliveries of corn sold ut a new low on the crop early with lo- cal selling pressure evidence, but the late iN in wheat led to short covering and to a rally. Trade in the aggregate was light. December corn remains at a prea over Sep- tember. Oats held within narrow limits, with a light trade. Provisions were firmer on commission house buying which more than counterbal- anced the effect of 5 to 15 cents de- cline in hogs. Wheat closed strong 7% to 3% net higher, corn ® off to 4 up, oats un- changed to 's down, and provisions unchanged to 12 cents advance. STRONG FINISH ON MILL CITY MARKET Minncaopils, May 28—(AP)—Wheat futures had a strong finish today after a session of nervous, erratic swings on conflicting news and tech- nical influences. Futures dipped %@ 1 cent, July leading. Gradual recov- eries followed and prices moved up %| @1% cents over yesterday's close, e| finishing 12@1% cents higher. Oats dipped with wheat, easing ! cent but rallied within ' of yeste’ day. May rye developed strength on unfavorable crop news, July advanc- ‘ing 1% cents. July fiaxsced dipped 1% cents and rallied part way. Cash wheat demand was quict ex- cept for quality wanted by mills.! The gencral run of milling quality was steady with fair demand, light! weight, low protein offerings were! quiet and easy to 1 cent lower. Win-! iter wheat was steady. Durum was in and demand fair, easy to 1 cent lower. mand ‘was quiet to fair. firm. Busey was slow and easy to 1 cent °Flaxsced | trading basis was steady. CHICAGO Liv. brain et re Chicago, May 28—(U. D. of 17,000; uneven; 5@I6 lower; bulk 240@325 pound butchers 13. 13.90; better 200@225 pound ights largely 14.00@14.15; bulk desirable 180 pounds down 14.15@14. bulk pa: few selected Paine pigs around 14, @13.90; medium ts 13.25@14. in American! \ { Ry Assclated Proms Leased Wire BISMARCK GRAIN (Furnisned py Russetl- ‘ee Co.) Bi No. 1 dark northern 1 northern spring. No. 1 amber durum. 1 mixed durum. No. 1 red durum No. 1 flax . 2 flax, No. 1 rye. Dark hard winter Hard winter We quote but do not handie the Speltz, per ewt SHELL CORN No. 3, 56 Hee or more ent per p under 55 Ib. ‘Bar corn, 70 bbs, 6 conty under shell, CHICAGO GRAI Chicago, May — 28—(AP Wheat No. 1 red L627@t hard 163@1.65%. corn No. 2 mixed 71; white 41@41's; 1. e No, 2 yellow No. 3 Timothy oct 6.00 Clover ‘seed 21.00 Lard 16.76. Ribs 17.75. Bellies 18. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN Minneaopils, Minn., 3 28—(AP) —Wheat receipts 164 cars compared fo 117 € year ago. Cash: ‘thern 3 @1.575%; No. 1 dark nor- thern spring: choice to fancy 1.60% @ 1.63%; good to choice 1.585% @1.60 ordinary to good 1.555 @1.68% 1 hard’ spring 1.585% @1.64%; hard Montana on track 1 1%; to arrive 1.55%@1. p yellow Os! 2@08"s. 3 white 36% @37%. Barley 57@66. Re No. 2 84 @Bb%. Flax No. 1, 2.25%@22 16.75. 128.00. South St. Paul, Mi of A.)—Cattle 1,8 opening stead: lower, moderately steers and yearlings in mode ply; yearlings and theavies car! bulk eligible around 8.00@8.60; she stock largely 4.75@7.50; canners and cutters 3.75@4.50; bologna bulls steady; slow, 5.26@5.75; heavies up- wards to 6.00; stockers and feeders unchanged, mostly 6.50@7.50. Calves 2,200; steady to strong; good lights 12,00@12.50; bulk at inside price. : Hogs 8,500; slow; few opening sales 10@25 lower than Thursday's aver- age; few sorted light woights to pers up to 18. few sales 180@325 pound averages lights up to 14, 15.00; average cost Thursd: eight 269. 13,30@14.30; light | packing sows 12.00 pigs 13.75@ 14:35. Cattle 3,000; fed steers and fat she stock active, strong to 15 cents high- er; weighty steers up most; few londs matured steers scaling upward to 1. pounds 10.00; load of 1,050 poun vase ype at same price; several loads light heifers 9.65@9.75; bulls weak; most bolognas fully steady; bulkto pa 13.00; outsiders upward to 14.00 Sheep.8,000; fat lambs general cents higher; ped lanths 16.7; ings. 15.75 with cully at Jalifornia | sp y12.60; slaughter rain 68 pounds 3 aging 65 pounds 67 pound averages with 172 head of 65 pound natives 18.50 California breeders steady; upward to 13.75; few cull and common native springers 14.5 steady; choice li FARGO BUTTER Fargo, N. D., May 28—(AP)—But- ter fat, churning cream 41; packing stock CS AT THE MOVIES 4 ELTINGE THEATRE Today and Saturday are laugh days at the Eltinge. Douglas MacLean will be seen in the role of a chief merry-maker as the hero of a brand new farce-comedy with the popular title of “That's My Baby. Picturegoers who love to excrcise their smile muscles will have plenty of onportnt y to do so while watch: ing Mache n trying to woo a sith, incaak andicapped with a strange b by, who persists in calling him “Daddy.” Speed is the keynote of “ My Baby.” There isn’t a dull mo- ment in the entire production; in ht native ¢ ewes 7.50, fact, the complications. pile up so] F; thick and fast that the laughs c: in bunches. Besides -the bab: sticks to him like glue despite all heroic and screamingly funny ef. forts to get rid of it, MaLcean many other. trials to contend with, As. luck would bave it, the girl's father is an old: business rival of pi In trying to win him over, Mac- Lean only succeeds in antagonizing: him all the more. ~The fun reaches a high pitch of hilarity when MacLean presents the old pene ith a headache powder és to be poison! The life~ and-death chase that follows brings the picture to an ‘hysterical climax that mingles laughs and thrills at a rate of speed guaranteed to leave the udience hreathless with surprise and uerriment. Paris hions in natural colors. ind news pictures will alsa be shown, CAPITOL ‘TRE | janice Meredith,” Marion Davi ic h comes to itot Theat next week for a of thre ys, is the most pretenti picture ever made by the Cosmo; tan Coi tion, combi: che! ning rate. ‘*/ ing Unt store, nen ‘and a series of die*] matic thrills with the most importan events in the founding of the An oi Fh iow Sop It is weing distrit Poe magnitude tor dramatic for heer aplendor ‘and ie edi News Bulletins sl. Washington, May 28.—(?)—A resolution providing for a six months truce on controverted subjects between fundamental- ists and modernists of the North- ern, Baptist church was adopted today by the church's conven- tion, Washington, May 25.—()—By a vote of 8 to 7, the senate com- merce commission today went on record against the consummation by the shipping board of the sale of the Aamiral-Oriental line ships to the R. Stanley Dollar interests. May 28.—(P)— funds to the amount of approximatgly $1,000 were stolen by bandits from the safe of the county treasurer's af- fice here during the night. The robbers used an acetylene torch + to blow their way through both the vault. and safe doors. More Petitions Are Put on File Today Candidates for county. and legisla- s in large numbers have been visitors at the office of County Auditor Frank J. Johnson during the past 24 hours to file their nominat- The time for fi . m.. Saturday. Ma: 9, and no filings will be permitted after ‘thet hour. Those who have filed, in addition to the 13 named in yesterday's Tribune are: Capt. John Belk, E. J, Gobel and Dr, R. S. Enge, all. of Bismarck, for cor- oner: Rev. J. B. Happel, A. E. S) and W Casselman, all for justice of the peace; Jos. Bismarck, for state's attorney; C1 Fisher, Bismarck, for clerk of co } ‘rank: Johnson, Bismarck, for county auditor; Rollin Welch of Bis- marck and Edgar Mount of Baldwin, Mfor sheri Lynn Sperry and Gordon Cox of Bismarck for representatives Ss} from the 27th district; Miss Madge Runey, Bismarek, for superintendent of schools. Several other Burleigh cousty peo- ple ‘have previously announced their candidacy for office, ind it iv expect- ed that they will file thoir petitions before the Nene hour. CARD. OF THANKS We wish to thank all those who so lkindly aseisted us during the recent illness ‘death of our beloved hus- ‘band and father, and for the beautiful floral offerings. "Mrs, Beésste Laird and children. DIVERS HUNT 35,000,000 1 <SUNKEN, LINER, Sey divers ‘on May 1 ‘began the. pace for 1,089,000 Wisse ($5,000,000) wed up by the sea when the fe diner Egypte sank May 20, pt Egypte collided with the French ed steamer Seine and sank, 102 lives being 10et. The’ treasure was in oe bars Saat, Pomand has .ship- in 400 feet water, evant: t- there and work is pos- tile only in ab weather. is if you) ; Our ge alana Oar werk bs |») Bismarck Mat- No. 1 nor-| 5 +|cialties D.} Goodrich FINANCIAJ ' NEWS (STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD Brisk Demand N Noted For In- vestment Rails—Other Issues Are Strong New York, May 28—-#)—The up- ward movement of stock prices was resumed today despite a mark fening in, calk money rates resulting from the heavy holiday demands for currency. ‘Although many large op- erators were away on extended holi- day trading showed a marked expa: in volume, sales in the first three hours approximating 1,505,000 shares, or about 150,000 above those in, “|period yesterda: noted for the A brisk dem i f the Van ib ‘Nickel Plate” ison crossed Union Pacific, the corresponding |, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio and several others advanced a point or more. Predictions of a further stiffen- ing of steel prices accelerated the demand for those shares, U. § common, Gulf id all selling a point Squipments also took on a new lea: of life with buying probably in fluenced by the declaration of an idend yesterday on General Signal. , Oils felt the fore e of heavy realiz- but they s' Y | resistance t troleum cro: tion of the tions also displayed tone. The si Local trac- trong unde: ‘ong spots included Montgomery Ward, Texas Gulf Roebuck, ulphur and Rubbe lied sharply on what appe short covering. Nash, Hudson Genera! Motors all selling « point or so_ higher. The closing was: firm; seatt realizing sales failed to imped buying movement’ and many wentative issues reached their prices in the late trading. binge and American lee Sold 4 higher, and tors and Hudson extended rie to two points. Total sales mated 1,600,000 shares, Three Pension Bills — By Senate ‘anting pensi ases of pensions to dicrs ai ican and other wars and to r widows were passed last night by’ the senate, The meastres, which already had been passed by the house, affect ap- proximately 1,290 persons and entail an additional annual expenditure of 308. Concordia College Drive Over the Moorhead, Minn. Concordia college's drive for a 000 endowment fund has gone over the top. Rousing cheers greeted the announcement ‘by President J. N, Brown in Concor college chapel services this morning. “There is no question butwhat the fund will reach $550,000 and will prob- ably reach $60,000,” President Brown said. op Too Late To Classify FOR RENT——Modern roo for two gentlemen at Street. LOST—1 between pet itable hird Phone 731R. Three more cars between the age of 25 and 45 to sell a $350 neces to farm owner on terms of two crop payment without interes, no money down. your’ ex- penses, liberal ons and hotiuses and give thorough trainimg for our work. Selling ex- perience will be helpful but not necessary. We men now making from $300 to $400 per month. Perhaps we can train you to do the same. Call and see me in person at the Salemanage| FOR RENT—Room for young lady in Ford with and without $25.00 and up-—also various other sonable terms to teliable partics. Dakota Auto Sales Co., Ine. FOR” RENT — Furnished @partment with private bath. 930 Fourth St. LOST—A silver buckle for slipper, be- tween city auditorium and Tenth ie ‘Call 978W or leave at Tri- une. Touring cars rs. Price ON WITH THE DANCE ~Tokio.—A meeting of Japanese who opposed the spread of western ball room dancing in Japan was to have been held in Uyeno Park recent! but the police banned the assemb! The police féared trouble might ex sue, “1 SEE A DARK MAN—” :Paris.—The “pedomancier” is the hero of the hour in Patis. » Reading of the lines of the hand has gone out of date with the advent of the ” who gazes i by exantining the lines of the id bas. b it fashionable réceptions. POET, FLOWER, BIRD Louisville, Ky. itucky has a i ust bertdje a fate ee ek iden ie yaar goes Pe ‘TODAY (Continued from page one.) veally all caused by “mechanical nerve irr ati They s ” that injury to a small bone at the base of the back can cause pressure on nerves that in one man will cause, pain in the foot, ache, ‘Their remedy is to s bone in plate. steopathy least annouine and regular them. Mr: Rabbe, a mee hard ve s wife took ¢ year-old ughter, from h t dawn, unable o he wrote: me. “TI ean't agony any et this discovered, or that long. ors laughed n dl, forgive stand this mental longer.” Then -he shot his daughter dea while she slept, and killed himself with the ne weapon. Where do you suppose he is now, what is his mn shinen: Until his wife died a y she took care of the ‘pa daughter, never compli Women do that. another + With blood: ‘The comy I s want to divide up’ the Com- munists into as small pieces as. ble. ‘The Socialists, strong echo-Slovakia, caught between conclude that wrong, but don’t know quite HEL LANrUanes: Wide tie tions cannot be made to order, They And whe ‘n they die out, it sign that they are unable to compete, are not all to the Boom tow! west, accor es Consul 000. popul: since the New f more than 2 lution each, and one population, The Fr shows what Deans. in gained censu rk) includes 2,000,000 px of 1,000, Morocco machine neh the modein in another chronie head- | some. 1 1-Krim’s, capital is taken, he is in flight.’ Interior tribes, hearing ie hum of flying mathines above, rrender without a struggle. W ithout the flying. machine that war might have lasted ten years, or longer, with Frenchmen march- ing over hot sands te tob be shot down. TREE GOES TO PRESS Rerlin.-It took two hours and 25 sto convert a tree” into ia pr in a test recently, The cut down at) 7:36 a.m, barked and pulped, and a roll of pa- per was ready for @ nearby newspa- per plant at 9:34, The boys were crying the paper on the streets at 10 o'clock, Trustworthy Fabrics Embodied in our line of fine Shirts $2 Inves- tigate aoe HION, SHOP y Ae Ky Sincerity —S erve J. V. Droxmeyer OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE QE ITS. DEPENDABLE A FAVORITE stants INCLUBING NYRA BR yy THE DE NAR. es