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guilty and ~ Gov. Higgins In changing
his sentence from death to life imprson-
meut. which, he SAYS, is more severe
sentence. and therefore unwarrantcd by
law
\ motion FOR tho dismissal of tho case
was presented on behalf Of the State OF
Sew York
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-09
MEDALS FOR "WHlTE WINGS.

The Woman's Municipal League has
decided to give medals TO the mem
hers of the Street Cleaning Department
in old Greenwich Village on Nov. lG
The medals have an engraved head Of
col WarinE on them and will be pinned
on the White Wing coats by his
widow. An entertainment in connection
with tho presentation vii. also be held
at the Waldorf on Nov, %
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CAME HOME TO
FIND BURGLAR
HAD BEEN THERE
Teachers Jewelry Gone, But
Silver Was Left On
the Floor.

Miss Edith Valentine, music tea her
living on the ffth for of the Green
witch apartmont-house at No. 4iG Cen
trial Park West came home uneNpect-
cdly last night after trip out of town
and found her apartment had been ran
sacked IA
In the centre OF the parlor floor all
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
THE FOURTH
FIRST cELEBRATioN IN HETTIN-
GER, ADAMS COUNTY, WILL
BEsA HUMMER.

-.
Hettinger, N. D., June "a. The first
Fourth Of July celebration in Het-
finger will be hummer. All manner
of attractions have been provided. Mr..
J. s. Green was commissioned by the
Fourth of July Carnival association
to go to Wakpala for the purpose Of
completing arrangements for the pres
ence OF a band Of between 50 and 100
Sioux Indians to be present at the
Fourth OF July celebration. Arrange
ments are also being made for a grand
barbecue for these visitors, and their
part in the days program will doubt-
less be one Of the most interesting
features of the day. s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
BREAKWATER
FOR CHICAGO
MAY HAVE TO BUILD SEA WALL
SIMILAR TO THAT AT
GALVESTON.

Chicago, June "a. Old Lake Michi.
gan's ravages may make necessary
the building of a breakwater similar
to the one at Galveston This is.
partly a result Of the strong suction
of the drainage canal through the
Chicago river, which is believed by.
engineers to make the lake storms
more damaging. The new wall, q mile
and a half long, may be built, entail
ing the expenditure of about $500, 600.
in order to protect from ravages by
the lake a big sewer which cost $2,.
100000. City Engineer Ericsson has
ordered an Immediate survey to find
what is necessary to be done. The
federal government may be asked for
datea showing all the lake currents
which affect the lake shore line. In
the question as to whether the city
shall pay for this or the Illinois Cen
trail railway which pre-empted the
lake front for its use and wrung an
easement from the city years ago an
interesting legal point has arisen. In
the easement between the two cor
porations nothing was said as to
which should pay for such improve
ments. Engineers have asserted that
Chicago should take a lesson from
Galveston and use a sea wall with a
sloping face, although it will cost
cost much more, rather than the old
style Of a straight wall once consid-
cred adequate protection against the
lake.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
Improving
Republican Vice.P Presidential
Candidate viii Soon
Be 0. K.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 24.-Con.
gressman James s. Sherman Of
Utica, N. T., Republican vice presi.
Dental candidate, who was taken i'll
here last Sunday with passage of gall
stones while on his way home from
the Chicago convention, rested most
comfortably today. Drs. Edward r.
Carter. Dudley P. Allen and c. w.
Stone We're much pleased with the
progress he made today, and are OF
the opinion that the necessity for an
imm ediate operation has been passed.
However. they advised Mr.. Sherman
to have the trouble removed as soon
as he shall gain his normal strength.
Mr. Sherman's condition was best
indicated by the reading of his TEN.
perature, which showed a general
lowering of two and half degrees
since last night. The physicians con.
sidered this hopeful sign.
Mrs Sherman was in much better
spirits today. She has almost recoy.
cred from her exhaustion following
the long trip here on redhot day.
It is not expected Mr.. Sherman will
be able to leave the hospital before
next Sunday. He attended to his
correspo pondence today and during the
afternoon sent a telegram OF condo.
lence to Mrs. Grover Cleveland
While Mr.. Sherman's condition was
daily growing better and there is ev.
cry reason to anticipate his speedy
recovery, yet his illness is OF such q
nature that there may be a critical
turn at any time. DIR. Carter, the at
tending physician. said today:
During his waking hours the can
didate conversed freely with those
at his bedside. He suffered NO pain
during the afternoon. He sent the
following to Mrs. Cleveland:
THE news Of the death 81 your dis
tinguished husband was great shocl
TO me. You have my sincere sym
pathy.
JAMES 8. SHERMAN !
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
SPIDERS WEBS VARY.

And Some Spiders 20 Not spin Webs
at All.
AS fine as q spiders web" has long
been q standard OF comparison, but 1t
makes difference as to what sort OF
spiders web is meant.
All spiders webs are not alike. nor
are all the threads Of which they are
made. These may be dry or sticky,
fine and regular. or coarse and rough,
according to the will Of the spider.
and the use he wishes to make Of 1t.
One kind Of web Is that seen on the
grass on dewy mornings. This is
merely a level floor on which the
spider runs and catches his prey. The
thread is not sticky, and the web may
last, II undisturbed. a whole season.
Attached to 1t is tube OF web, in
which the spider hides.
Another web is in large meshes, but
OF indefinite shape. Insects get en-
tangled In the mesh, but are not held
by any glutinous nature in the thread.
Then there are dome webs, in which
the spider runs about to catch the In
tion, there is the familiar geometricals
pattern. In maxine these the insect
first places the radiating lines in posi-
ton. On these are woven the circles
of sticky rsad, which, however nev-
er reach rfght to the center. These
are the webs when catch insects by
their sickness.
w
ties Of spid which build no web at
all. but catch their prey by running
after It,
Penmanship OF Authors.
Among the preseEt day novelisrs the
prize for good handwriting should be
awarded to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
His manuscripts are perfect picture
of clear, precise calligraplly, as easy
to read as type.
Another good Denman Is Max Penn
berton, and no one can see even as
much as his signature without de-
tecting the artist in every curve. He
is trying for the eyes, for he errs on
the side Of min steness, One Of the
most businessiike lists is that OF
Frank T. gullen. Bullen told the
present writer that the very act Of
writing was q real Joy to him and that
he was never happier than when cov-
ering page after page with his sloping,
sehoolmasterlike characters.
Hall Caine writes very plain but
mot particularly distinguished hand
Unlike F.. T. Bullen, he declares the
act OF writing bores him. yet he never
dictates He can, however. write any
where, even like Mark Twain, In bed.
Stanley Weyman and J. M. Barrie are
both good penmen, but Coulson Ker-
nahan often causes brain racking on
account Of the sma]iness Of his writ
Ing.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
Field II; Ward 4.
Smith 8; Waldorf 6.

Sibley Butte Hansbrough s.; John
son 4; Little Is; Marshall 8.
Gronna 13; Hanna IA; Helgeson A;
McClory 8; Midtbo l; Robinson s.;
Sinkler 4; Williams 8; Young4
johnson 26; Twichell 4.
Bendeke l2; Lewis IA.
Spalding II; Wright II.
BlaisdeIl IA !; Buchanan 12
Brightbill s; Jorgenson 9; Olson IL.
Bickford 12; Mckenzie II.
Smith IS; Stockwell II.
Larson 8; McCue q; Miller 10.
Cooper 8; Taylor II.
Gilbreath Is; Main 8.
Anderson g; Axtell A; Garnaas q;
Green s; Mann 9; Nelson IL; Osborn
4; Reid 10; Stafne 6; Stutsnlan TO-;
Westby 5.
Register Is; Winchester 9,
Mockler Welch 81.
I Hull 9; Hughes II; Reade z; Thorn
as 10; Wolbert TO-
Hubert 1; McGillis 90; O'Hara, 6.
Healy "a; Morris 4.
Fortune 4; Kositsky 90; Sellens s.
Cook 18; Kaiser 13.
Fort 8; Peterson 90.
Auger Is; Stevens 13.
z Mckenzie 9; Tandberg 90,
Hanson Is; Vigness IA.
Tees %.
Harold 25.
Field 21; Ward 9.
Smith 30; Waldorf 10.
Harriet Hansbrough s; Little l2;
Marshall 6.
Gronna 12; Hanna Is; Helgeson s.;
McClory 2; Midtbo 6; Robinson 8;
Sink1er 3.
Johnson 49,; Twichell A.
Bendeke Z; Lewis is.
Spalding s; Wright l6.
Blaisdell 12; Buchanan 8.
Brightbill III; Jorgenson 6; Olson A
Bickford s; Mckenzie l6.
Smith II; Stockwell l2.
Larson 2; McCue 13; Miller 6.
Cooper 81; Taylor 10.
Glbreath 18; Main 8.
Anderson =; Axtell Al Garnaas 8
Green q; Mann Z; Nelson s.; Osborn
Is Reid 8; Stafne 4; Stutsman s
Westby 4.
Register IA; Winchester 9.
Mockler 6; WEIGH 19.
Hull 8; Hughes 2l Reade Thorn
las IL; Wolbert 2.
McGillis %; O'Hara 2.
Healy 4 Morris 18.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
Bee-Johnson 8; Little 15; Marshall

l.
Gronna Is; Hanna 12.
johnson %; Twichell 4.
Lewis Is.
Wright 1e.
Blaisdell Z.
Jorgenson 13; Olson 4.
Bickford 10; Mckenzie 13.
Smith 8; Stockwell IA.
Larson II; McCue s; Miller 5.
Cooper ~; Taylor Z.
Gilbreath l9; Main S.
Register l3;; Winchester IL.
Mockler 10; Welch IA.
Hull S; Hughes 13; Reade q; Thorn
as g.; Wolbert A.
Hubert 2; McGillis %; O'TIara 8.
Healy IL; Morris II.
Fortune 5; Kositzky 4; Sellens IA.
Cook 21; Kaiser /.
Fort g; Peterson IA.
Mckenzie 8; Tandberg 16.
Hanson 6; Vigness 18.
Field Z.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

Bismarck, Fifth Ward-Hansbrough
26; Johnson 8; Little 81; Marshall 9.
Gronna 80; Hanna 80; Helgeson 6;
McClory 2; Midtbo g. Robinson 8;
Sinkler o; Williams 50; Young 1s.
Johnson 10l; Twichell 20.
Bendeke II; Lewis 10l.
Spalding "a; Wright 80.
Blaisdell 81; Buchanan %.
Brightbill So; Jorgenson So; Olson 8.
Bickford l8; Mckenzie 1O2.
Smith 80; Stockwell 26.
Larson s.; McCue 81 !; Miller Sc.
Cooper 86; Taylor 81.
Gilbreath 107; Main IL.
Anderson IA; Axtell 10; Garnaas s I;
Green 90; Mann 49,. Nelson 10; Os-
born 60; Reid 20; Stafne is; Stuts-
man 20; Westby TO-.
Register 36; Winchester "a.
Mockler 35; Welch 92.
Hull "a; Hughes So; Reade 81 !;
Thomas So; Wolbert SO.
4 Hubert 10; McGillis 100; O,aara 21.
Healy 80; Morris SO.
Fortune 80; Kositzky 20; Sellens 36.
4 Cook "a Kaiser 65.
Fort II; Peterson 4s.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
The CITY

Bismarck, First Ward Hansbrough
III; johnson s; Little 1Os; Marshall 5.
Gronna "a Hanna "a; Helgeson 10;
Robinson &; Sinkler 6; Williams 40 /;
Young 26.
Johnson 95; Twichell 27.
Bendeke %; Lewis 81.
Spalding 50; Wright 20.
Blaisdell So; Buchanan 40.
Brightbill AZ; Jorgenson Il; Olson
10; Brockhoff %.
Mckenzie 81. s.,
Smith 1902; Stockwell 6s.
Larson S; McCue IS; Miller So.
Cooper 81; Taylor 81.
Gilbreath 108; Main 13.
Anderson 81; Axtell 81.
Register SO; Winchester SO.
Mockler 80; WEIGH 95.
Hull 8; Hughes 64; Reade So; Thorn
as Is; Wolbert "a.
Hubert 9; McGillis 73; O'Hara 4s.
Healy 81; Morris SIS.
Fortune 65; Kositzly 81; Sellens IS.
Cook So; Kaiser IS.
Fort 65; Peterson 81.
Auger 38; Stevens 85.
Mckenzie So; Tandberg %.
Hanson "a; Vigness 60
Tees %. VI
Harold 94. Ell
Field 83; Ward IS. f
Cordner 81; Smith %; Waldorf 39
Bismarck, Second ward-H Hansbrougl
80; Johnson 4; Little 95; Marshall l9.
Gronna So; Hanna 81; Helgeson 2l;
McClory s; Robinson s Sinkler s.;
Williams 81 Young 30.
Johnson 81; Twichell 40.
Bendeke 43; Lewis 81.
Spalding 70; Wright 50.
Blaisdell 85; Buchanan 48.
Brightbill 81; Jorgenson 1O2; Olson
I S.
Bickford AL; Mckenzie SO.
Smith 85; Stockwell lis.
McCue 50; Miller rs.
Cooper 80; Taylor 3s.
Gilbreath 1O7; Main "a.
Anderson 80; Axtell s; Garnaas ID
Green 26; Mann n; Nelson is; Os.
born 81 Reid Al; Stafne Is; Stuts.
u n rry y sfs.3 Z
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

18; johnson i; Little 72; Marshall 8.
Gronna So; Hanna 65; Helgeson 8;
McClory q; Robinson Il; Sinkler 3;
Williams So; Young 16.
Johnson II; Twichell 20; Burke 8.
Bendeke 26; Lewis 81.
Spalding 80; Wright 81.
Blaisdell 64; Buchanan 80.
Brightbill 80; Jorgenson 81; Olson Z.
Bickford l9; Mckenzie ~.
Smith 72; Stockwell 58
Larson 6; McCue 43; Miller AZ.
Cooper 73; Taylor 20.
Gilbreath n; Main II.
h Anderson 13; Axtell 10; Garnaas 8;
Green IL; Mann So; Nelson 8; Os-
born So; Reid 40; Stafne 13; Stutsman
%; Westby II.
Register IS; Winchester So
Hull {; !; Hughes So Reade SO; Thon-
as %; Wolbert 81.
Hubert s; McGillis So; O'Hara.
Healy So; Morris Al.
Fortune 80; Kositzky 42; Sellens "a.
n Cook so; Kaiser 36.
Fort A Peterson So
Anger 81; Stevens 81.
II Mckenzie ~; Tandberg 23.
Hanson 70; Vigness Is.
Tees "A.
Harold ~.
Field Sc; Ward Is.
Cordner AZ; Smith 81; Waldorf Is.
Bismarck, Fourth Ward-Little 12l.
Gronna 96; Hanna 81.
Johnson 100.
Spalding II; Wright lis.
Blaisdell 1873
Brightbill Il; Jorgenson 72.
Mckenzie 1873.
McCue 108.
Gilbreath 1913.
Register 18; Winchester LII.
Mockler 80; Welch 1O6.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

Fortune 4; Sellens 10.
Cook 49,; Kaiser 8.
Fort II; Peterson 6.
Auger 14; Stevens 8. 3.
Mckenzie 1s; Tandberg s.
Hanson s; Vigness 26.
Il Tees 19. .. A.
Harold 8.
Field II; Ward III.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
rview-Hangbrough 1; Little

Riverview Hansbrough 1; Little
z.
Gronna q; Hanna 4; Robinson 4;
Williams 4.
Johnson 5; Twichell 8.
Bendeke 3; Lewis s.
Spalding 8; Wright s.
Blaisdell s.; Buchanan 2.
Brfghtbill s; Jorgenson 8.
Bickfor 8; Mckenzie 5.
Smith 8: stockwell 2.
McCue q; Miller /.
Cooper z; Taylor /.
Gilbreath Z.
Anderson 2; Axtell l.. Green Il;
Nelson Il; Osborn 8; Reid 8; Stafne
1; Westby 1.
Register A; Winchester 4.
Mockler q; Welch 6.
Hull 4; Hughes 3; Reade s;
Thomas /; Wolbert 8. &.
McGillis A o'Hara 4.
Healy q; Morris /.
= oASuAc = !, IAOoASNhy q, 0cIlSuS D.
Cook z; Kaiser 1.
Fort 4 Peterson A.
Anger 8; Stevens 5.
Mckenzie 8.
Hanson z; Vigness 8.
Tees z.
Harold 6. & ~
Field 8; Ward A.
Cordner 3; Smith s. t
Christiana Hansbrough A; John
son 3; Little 25; Marshall 1.
Gronna II; Hanna 10; Helgeson
s; McClory 2; Midtbo 8; Robinson
5; Williams 1; Young Z.
johnson 2s; Twichell 4.
Bendeke 8; Lewis 10.
Spalding Il; Wright IL.
Blaisdell IA; Buchanan Ia.
Brightbill II; Jorgenson 6; Olson
IA.
Bickford IA; Mckenzie II.
Smith %; Stockwell s..
Larson 9; McCue 10; Miller s.
Cooper 16; Taylor II.
Gilbreath 18; Main 8.
Anderson 9; Axtell 3; Garnaas s;
Green Il; Mann 5; Nelson z; Osborn
IS; Reid s; stafne 4; stutsman 3;
Westby 3.
Register 81: Winchester 10.
Mockler 8; WEIGH %.
Hull z; Hughes z; Reade 8; Thom-
as 16; Wolbert 13.
Hubert /; McGillis 28; O'Hara s..
Healy 81; Morris 8.
Fortune A; Kositzky 13; Sellens
Is.
Cook 81; Kaiser 10.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
Fortune z; Kositzky 1S; Sellens

Fortune Z; Kositzky 1s; sellens
IA.
Fort q; Peterson %.
Anger IL; Stevens 10. s.
Mckenzie 27; Tandberg z.
Hanson "a; Vigness II.
Tees rs.
Harold &c.
Field 20; Ward g..
Cordner 4; Smith H.; Waldorf II;
Korn 2.
Apple Creek-Hansbrough 8; Lit
tie s.; Marshall 2.
Gronna Z; Hanna 10; Helgeson q;
McClory 1; Williams Z; Young 5.
Johnson 16; Twichell 1.
Bendeke 4; Lewis Ia.
Spalding s.; Wright 10.
Blaisdell IA; Buchanan 4.
Brightbill s.; Jorgenson 8; Olson
4.
Bickford s.; Mckenzie IL.
Smith II; Stockwell 5.
Larson 8: McCue 8; Miller 6.
Cooper 8; Taylor 8.
Gilbreath Is; Main 2.
Anderson z; Axtell 5; Garnaas L;
Mann 5; Nelson a; Osborn 6; Stafne
4; Stutsman g.; Westby 8.
Register s.; Winchester 10.
Mockler 5; Welch 12.
Hull 8; Hughes 8; Reade 10;
Thomas q; Wolbert 8.
McGillis 13; O'Hara 6.
Healy 8; Morris IL.
Fortune 4; Kositzky 12; sellens
q.
Cook IA; Kaiser 8.
Fort ID; Peterson 5.
Anger 6; Stevens IL.
Mckenzie II; Tandberg Z.
Hanson IL; Vigness Z.
Tees II.
Harold 1S.
Field 15; Ward 8.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

Clear Lake Hansbrough s; John.
son IL; Little 8; Marshall q.
Johnson 26; Twichell 1.
Register 10; Winchester Z.
Mockler s; Welch 90.
Hull 9; Hughes 4; Reade 9;
Thomas 20; Wolbert 8.
WARD.
Douglas-Hansbrough z; johnson
26; Little 10; Marshall IL.
Mckenzie -Hansbrough 10; Little
20; Marshall g..
Gronna 8; Hanna 13: Helgeson 8;
McClory 1; Midtbo 2; Robinson z;
Sinkler Q; Williams 8; Young s.
Johnson 27; Twichell Z.
Bendeke 8; Lewis %.
Spalding IL; Wright %.
Blafsdel1 II; Buchanan Is.
Brightbill z; Jorgenson %; Olson
4.
Bickford 2; Mckenzie %.
Smith 16; Stockwell 10.
Larson 6; McCue 8; Miller, II.
Cooper IA; Taylor Is.
Gilbreath %; Main g.
Anderson 4; Axtell 3; Garnaas / !;
Green 5; Mann 10; Nelson s; Osborn
z; Reid 9; stafne s; stutsman IL;
Westby 4.
Register 20; Winchester IA.
Mockler z; Welch 25.
Hull s; Hughes %; Reade S:
Thomas IL; WoIbert II.
Hubert /; McGillis %; o'Hars
Healy II; Morris 8.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
Gibbs Hansbrough IL; Johnson

Gibbs Hansbrough IL; Johnson
4; Little 5; Marshall 1.
Gronna q; Hanna 4 Helgeson Il;
McClory L; Midtbo 8; Robinson b;
ssinkler 3; Williams 4; Young 10.
Johnson Z; Twichell 8.
Bendeke g; Lewis 5. I.
spalding 10; Wright s..
Blaisdell 8; Buchanan 6.
Brightbill s; Jorgenson 6; Olson s.
Bickford s.; Mckenzie 9.
Smith 8; Stockwell s.
Larson 2; McCue 6; Miller Z.
Cooper 6; Taylor g..
Gilbreath 10; Main 5.
Anderson 5; Axtell L; Garnass q;
Green 3 Mann 6; Nelson 4 Osborn
s; Reide 4; stafne 4; stutsman Al;
Westby 3.
Register 8; Winchester z.
Mockler 12; Welch s.
Hull L; Hughes q; Reade 8; Thorn
as Q; Wolber 15.
Huber s.; McGillis 6; O'Hara z.
Healy 8; Morris 5.
Fortune 3; Kositzky ~; sellens
8.
Cook 10; Kaiser 5.
Fort 8 !; Peterson 8.
Anger s; Stevens IL.
Mckenzie 10; Tandberg s.
Hanson s; Vigness 12.
Tees 12.
Harold IA.
Field II; Ward 4.
Smith 81; Waldorf 6.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

Fort Ia; Peterson II.
Auger 10; Stevens II.
Mckenzie IL; Tandberg 21.
Hanson 10; yigness 19.
Tees 90.
Harold "a.
Field 1s; Ward 9.
Cordner 6: Smith 90: waldorf &.
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stirling-Han sbrou oh 4. Johnson
Q: Little Is.
Gronna is: Hanna 1s. He,eeson
5. Midtbo b. Robinson q. Williams
q: Young s.
johnson "a: Twichell 4.
Bendeke 6; Lewis "a
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25
COUNTY and CITY

Continued from page -
Bendeke 13; Lewis 45.
Spalding Al; Wright 10.
Blaisdell 80; Buchanan 80.
Brightbill %; Jorgenson 25; Oh
son 12.
Bickford 10; Mckenzie 80.
Smith 1S; Stockwell 80.
Larson IL; McCue 2s; Miller %.
Cooper 81; Taylor 80.
Gi1breath At; Main IL.
Anderson 1s; Axtell g.; Garnaas s;
Green 16; Mann II; Nelson 16;
Osborn 10; Reid 26; Stafne II;
Stutsman 16; Westby s.
Register 25: Winchester 81.
Mockler IL; Welch AZ.
Hull 81; Hughes 1s; Reade IL;
Thomas 81; Wolbert IA.
Hubert Q; McGillis 40; O'Hara
10.
n Healy So; Morris 10.
Fortune 30; Kositzky 81; Sellens
13 ,
Cook so; Kaiser 8.
Fort ~; Peterson So.
Anger 20; Stevens SO.
Mckenzie "a; Tandberg 3s.
anson SO; Vigness A.
Cordner 2s; Smith 20; Waldorf
IL.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

Hay Greek Hansbrough 8; Little
Is.
Gronna 13; Hanna IA; Williams
4; Young 1.
Johnson 16; Twichell L.
Bendeke 8; Lewis 13.
Spa1ding 8; Wright 13.
Blaisdell II; Buchanan s.
Brightbill Z; Jorgenson z; Olson
2.
Bickford q; Mckenzie Is. Il
Smith Is; Stockwell 1.
Larson i; McCue 10; Miller 5.
Cooper IL; Taylor 5.
Gilbreath Is: Main 2.
Axtell A; Garnaas /: Green Is;
Mann IL; Nelson s; Osborn 4 Reid
8; Stafne L.
Register IL; Winchester 8.
q Mockler s.; WEIGH IL.
HULL A; Hughes g.; Reade Isl:
Thomas l; Wolbert Z.
Hubert Il; McGillis II; o'Hara Z.
Healy Z; Morris 70. 4
Fortune S; sellens Is.
Cook 8; Kaiser 8.
Fort 10: Peterson 3.
Anger 8; Stevens 13.
Mckenzie IA; Tandberg 5.
Hanson 4; Vigness 20.
Tees 16.
Harold ia.
Field 13; Ward 6.
Cordner 4; Smith IL; Waldorf 3
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-06-25

USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09
CHURCH COUNCIL NOT
IN FAVOR OF BIG NAVY
Before Adiourning Religious
Gathering Resolves Against
More BaffIesI1ipS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec S.-The first
federal council of the churches of
Christ in America, organized to fur
ther the movement for unity Of action
among the Protestant denominations in
the interest of spreading the gospel
adjourned today to meet in December
1912, at place to be selected by the
executive council of the organization.
Strong resolutions were adopted at
the final session in opposition to in
creased armament by the nations of the
earth. The feature of the session to-
day was an address by Prof. Henry
Wade Rogers of Yale university. who
said the time was at hand for obliga-
tory arbitration of disputes between
the nations He deprecated the un-
Christian attitude of the United States
and its mad rivalry" in building the
largest, swlftest and deadliest battle
ships.
Resolutions were also adopted con-
demning the divorce evil and commend
ing organizations that have taken up
the subject of better divorce laws The
council also passed resolution calling
upon school authorities to give chill
dren more time during the week for
religious instruction in their homes and
churches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-09

Varicocele is the greatest strength
sapping scourge that afflictS men. Its
influence reaches out over the entire
vital organism. robbing the nerves,
the stomach, the heart and brain of
the nutrition which nature sends to
them.
The cause of varicocele is a con-
checked and almost stopped. The
blood vessels become twisted and
distended. The affected parts, thus
deprived of life blood, gradually
waste away. and a general break
down in health often results
The only way TO cure Varicocele is
to remove the congestion OF blood.
Drugs don't do that They never did
and never WILL The surgeon knife
will do it, of course. but that leaves
you just part of man.
The best way is TO help nature
cure Electro-Vigor does that. 1t
sends gentle but powerful current
of electric life into the affected parts
decomposes the stagnant fluid and
cleanses the veins by promoting
vigorous circulation OF warm, healthy
blood. which carries OF all impuri-
ties and restores them to their nat
ural healthy condition.
Electro-Vigor builds up strength.
It increases vitality and power and
makes a man of you in every way.
No pain or weakness can exist where
there is plenty OF electricity. You
can have no rheumatism, no lame
back or sciatica. no stomach. kidney
or liver troubles. If you will keep
your nerves filled with electric life.
Electro-yigor is an electric body
battery, applied while you sleep. 1t
is not an electric belt, never needs
charging. no trouble Of any kind. for