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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-16

BUrrRpwoRTH & sons
Professional DfrectofH and Licensed
EmbalmeFr 1871 ist Phones go
Cnitrrnlty tndsrtaking rariors. tstt
ftth y. e North az W ~ Fork
ncr.
hoansY Watson Co. FUNERAL birec-
tors. THIRD Az. and University.
Msin II; Eiiistt asa
ycTS~ecS * r>c0S~4SSce
ped for weddings receptions. flu
nefAis, PARIS ft40gfEr lis PIKE.
BURNS FLORAL. co. Dol sfd- MAia
gtl1--1,ut flowers deslkna seeis
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Al 90 Ohio Man WEEDS Hls Young
Oauuhtcr-in.LaW

John &. Baird. o.. telegraph OPP
orator Of GAINESVILLE. o.. has married
the widow OF his son. Mira. Mary IL.
Baird. thirty.
His wife and her husband died
about a rear ago and since then his
dauxhter-ln-lsw had kept house for
him.
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Situation Wanted-Male

se~N~|~~1ssN~I>Na-lN NlNFNNFNFN7efN -
Want position Of auto truck driver
or chauffeur mechanic, and las
had experiences IN repairing ma
chinsry of ali kinds. Has own re-
pair shop Phone Bearor III
Want 10 learn cleaning and press
Ing business II work satisfactory.
expect email wages Address
N.IAl raIa NfAr
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s~~~~~~~S~~~N<~~ ~~~~-@~-~~.~-~~e
CURE FOR SPRING FEVER
This xs-acre poultry and fruit farm
IL a sure and permanent cure for
ssrnS ,s ssvs es,.t An ssss s. fe Gown Dual.
horse. a eau. ? pigs. piow zulu =
yatars. harrow. 500 STRAW :
BERRY plants. a good s-room
house, barn. new brooder house.
ss sl XII P6 500, .o sas s ash
%EsT COAST LAND co.
Farms aud Lands Bought. Sold and
Exchanged.
fffz-tt American BANK Hifs.
4o-AcRE RANCH SNAP. 1000
- miles from center o. Seattle. -
nlux ,hroash mlddis. 81 acres
cleared and gfubbsf. rest siashsd.
acfes timber. all black loan
seal. house. barn, etc. on place,
THIS y an exceptional bay You
,ssss "a about ,i'soe IN A ssss. xissri
q Lord. ioes Northsrn Hank.
pourth ara rihs --...,-----.-
Lick al our fins. clear. level val.
Icy acreage. a. you can plow ana
~ iasesd. eff iaad x crop me
first season VIII pay for lard.
Come In and see sample of sosl.
RhssosF9ss,s 1 ", avn sa. nss sa, !, a.
acre a nonth. Dent visit as the
best tracts arc being sold. call Tor
y. A. FtNunFE. rs Downs bldg.
100 Second As. Phone Main stQs.
fAiiM. STOCK AND CROP roR
SALE.
icg ceres. 90 serss piowed ~
aiasaed. cows. hogs, sheep. chick :
ems team norsns. all ktndH farm ?
ing utensils six.roorn house. barn
and ontbuitdinges convenient 20
postcfftce. crop all In. low price.
aasf terms
JosEPH SWEENEY
AT HinckicT Blk. Heat,ls, WASH.
Teiinqnishmen for sale iocstors %
good government land- 2os Pso-
pies Hank INtK
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~4~-~Se~~-~eN~-~<>~~ -~~4~~~-~~-~-~s~--~~~
Loat-~-fAdiea' gold watch with mon
owram, *. VI W and flsuf ds.iis
nugget pin. Reward % flndaf.
MFs X " williams. ztQa jackson.
HeaCon ass
Engineers fsstd book. leather Dear.
born at. FRIDAY. marked CITY 81
Seattle. No. ttts Hsturn n J.
Peterson. clty engineers osfire.
Loaf Thursday. amethyst ring 4
ANAL diamonds. on Alki or kin
near car. or Hen Hafchc. rNwnrd.
ssIa West Seattle al Phone West
tf6
Founa--The right pfaea 20 hass yo'sr
watch repaired. aymons. 1aweier.
1877 ThiFd, near Pike. All work
guaranteed
Losf--Tuesfzy. purse with about ~.
Finder return 20 --oufan. cate The
STAT, aud receive reward.
I.ost.~-Amaii black fur. neat corner
Summit and Madison. Wednesday.
Finder phone Aaia ssos for re-
yard
One Presto -iits taak. Phone Grant
g1Q
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M - ~ . mar Strike 4
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rDus tsapsssioa to his him 4
y nnrA :
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spec,al Notices.

F~eNo~0eNe7<EN.7e7s7sF =
Madame hai FOL. seven yoafa Ia IN /.
dla. readings daily, Weinsnaaf ana
SATURDAY avenlnFs office aVp.
over Hank for sayinRH, ara flhe
Notica 10 hereby given that ! viii
not be raapoualblc for debts con-
tracted BY my wife. y. a. Hunucy.
fIOitiSf- -Isiauta ~ all dencflptiona
stto Heiiy II. Phone Heaonn 30
Nichols. bunaaiows tflackioY lIik.
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AIohHC8 III I&CIt&s
s~~---~-e<><~sN<s<>s~e~
s-Feom house. sic %. all Fremont
ear lines. 10 utnutes out. fenced.
city water. Fullcs. hus no bath.
Key at 500 kflhoarne 81. corner
81 f1ndsn ~,
s-foom modern large lot. slightly
tine for chickens. y blocks TO car.
tte per mouth for a feW days
onilt Phone north lass.
s-foom cottage partly furnished.
very cheap. Ter party without
children. call at as Northern
Hank Hiag Youth and Pike
Yer Hsnt--t.room cottage. iarxs
yard and chicken run. low reat
sss9 phlnnef. rhinnsy car % end,
-Four g.ropsu cottages. each u 50.
~ W. Lung. sQs BURKE Bldg
Main ~
A good house. close la Phone
s.roorn partly modern. large lot. %
par month. Phone North i5Et.
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pusINEss MEN
Farm EftB---
GARDEN Frs
LAHOHfsitS---
INNkSTOHs--
Now 10 the time 20 20 20 ToLT--
the new city that - breaking all
tss q. tSr , 1Ss'a as. sre s,a ospos
been equalsd IN the West. Here
IL new town that Will make
money Tor you a. sure as IL "
making q modern city. PROOF
city "a Only a shsri distance sy from
Seattle. Go with va and ace for
yourself.
We 60 TO ToLT every morning and
return 20 Seattle the same day.
Come In ana make arrangements
10 80 and see this new town.
Toi.T 10 located on TWO REAvTr-
EuL RIVERS and Two GREAT
~ sss, w.s,ss ~ n ~, %. her,
STANDING TIMBER In the state
and tbs central point OF THREE
RICH Valleys
You CAN CIT A LEVEL. CLEAR
I'D lot. RIGHT IN THE nUsI-
NESS CENTER. FOR ONLY 400
EASY TERMS
All prices will positively be ad-
Nanc~d on JUNE FIRST A pur-
ehase Now means a double grand
Investment
OREGON q WASHINGTON
DEVELOPMENT co.
tio-il-if HocE BLDG. Seattle.
EVERETT OFFICE. soos Hewitt Az
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New Today.


We save yeu money on piano OF
player plano. We pay second
floor rent and you get the benefit
lnTeEtiGate. Waiting Piano Par.
iora. 200. 90i. se.. soy Arcade An.
mes. End floor. opposite elevators
Second Hand Clothing bought.
SolS and Exchanged.
1911 Pike 81 Main t31a
MIKE COIN
Canino Theatre. ttAliart tonieht. q
big a9ts. Tonie and Gordon. Wood
en- shoe Dancers. Jack Throne.
German comedian
Have your bills collected North
Coast Collection Co. go y n Hik.
Set OF Warmers literature. ts vot-
umes, for tte.pg. AZ lsi T~ira AZ.
prugiess Doctor. 10 saffery. All
unton Fhone
Kodak developing. Toe roll. anY
siss JAeoee' photo Sh0r. r.f nid
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Pcrsonal.

Pcrsonal.
'>~~fsrff- 'ffTrf' 7ifEc ~
Advice. addresses. Information. gen.
sral Hat correspondents. refined
hfEh-ciass business and social cir
cles. iste &orthiake Ave. North
49, FLORENCE Nichols
Wantsf--To know ths address OF
Thomas Anderson. Address any
information 90 Alex Anderagn.
Hotel Yakima. sii MAyuard Az.
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation OF dstsntion from labor.
over fo0 cases cured past two
years. aEas 70 Is Harvard
VIII ar. ". N LueAaon call W the
kniehsrbocker hotsi. room 2to.
Immediately
GILLETTE BLADES sharpensd, 800
doz-. raEors. 1to, etc. 1901 9Th az.
Iionss BE- lonely. Iosn our sfstrinoniai
Bureau, ladies' free. Tps Pins 81.
rOrpEES. wfoH-Aii Sinds Of hair
work. korb, iot spring Ind t5sS
NICHOLS. hunEalows hinckley blk.
gay II saw Il N The s,sr-
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Homesteads.
Water Front

ga acres beautiful water front.
close ia. two boats daily. bulk
head. boathouae. fine summer re-
nort Price ti.hvo0o: 10000
c. ID. MERRITT
sQs Pacific six.
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Help Wanted--Male

So men wanted At once 20 take
course In United Wireless training
class and be ready for positions
Co who are notified TO prepare
for passage. new law effective
July fHt, making two operators on
passenger vessels compulsory. Act
quick Apply chief operator. 1l0
brand Trunk dock
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Furnished Houses

Broom house. well furnished. gas.
electricity. piano rtanolm. good
view, snap. minutes out BeA-
con isct.
For Heut--a room modern cottage,
gas, electricity nice. largo yard all
In flowers on two ear Hines. rent
reasnuahto North 1877
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Help Wanted-FemaIe

| =
Help Wanted-FemaIe
~~-~ee~~e@NN~e~t~~4 -IeeeNesrs~e~e~ess-e4~s~
10 nARp ExEHcIsE
A gradual haalshfui reduction guar
antSed to all obese people. calls
made a your residence n notified
PHENOMENAL REMEpY co.
office hours 20 y IN except
tts-it ARCADE HLpu.
We xanssTTF 'wss ASrFiiBP '''a'
United states Employment Bureau.
Airs. Mcdonald wants cooks. wait
sessss ehsnsetmaida day work
cialty - Mutual flfs nidx.
Phone Elliott tst4.
wanted-roubs women. either ca.
pcrlenccd or inexperienced. 10
rsrs s. =, ,sIsgn9ns es ss ,s.s i1Rs
az The Pacific Tsisphoas and
ladies' and rhlidren's dresrmakinK
fufAnts laycttea a SPECIALLY, sat
iafaction gaarsat"od ladies re-
modelling and HfeaamnkinE Par
tara. 1ts Arcade nids
Competent reliable xirt for general
hounrwork. small family, good
s SsYis az rake nreas~sy ssr.
Electric needle operator. 81 90 sit.
tinx. Conihinsa made Up, hair and
switches dyed. Harris Eiaetrolynis
Co, tss-s Arcade BlfR
Two young women 20 canvass on
Eood pAyiug proposition. Call
room lea Alton hotel. between
zoo aud s:ie D. IN
ttearh boat.
M.th.rs. 80 beard your ehiiass,..
fteo month Orphans free. Mt
Calvary Home. ftl1 fiiaWett Nsv.
Ross 1 Cummings supt.
Uiri 20 assist with very light house
work no wnNhtuE. tt2t 4sSd ~
Wanteds-c0mpeten cook, Phone
Fast Ala. or call soa LIN az ~
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Flats for Rent.

49,, >>--s--es~ees>es~e~
Two peat flats, and { rooms, $3.50
New York Block. Phone Main
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Fu,Ir,l,.n,,ished Ro,o,,,u,,,,ll,sl.,

l~~~.~.~~~~-~-@1~l@~<1 ~(-rl~JN.~I~I~~sN-~l~-0
SirSinus Hotel sun a Virginia. near
Westtakc. offers new. modern. sie-
Fantly furnished rooms with the
best accommodation. lowest ratca
Newly Furnished fa0na. pFiviieGa
kitchen. modern walking dia-
lance 7.e0 up. st7 Jefferson.
II Miss Laura Merritt lg1s W sgrd
st. viii call at The star office.
SHE will receive FREE two boz
ssai tickets 90 rantagea theatrs,
Elk Hotel. 1871 End av. First class
Siaw rooms. day or week.
The Broadway. corner broadway
and Yesstr Modern. Ia0o n week
Up. " 8 Prentlss, proprietor.
Good rooms. the Olympic hotel, i03
Yesler way $3.50 and tz00 week.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ifi5n
First--Ratss Iac daily and up.
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Apartments Tor Rent.

Hlaito Court. Phones. hot aud cold
water, walking distance. if9s
noy.ston- last t9s
E3ca.sior --Furnlshed and un-
furnished 9ih and Pike, Main 1881.
81 T.awrsncs. fsosH sth--Comfort-
sbls, close in Main sssi tis Up.
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Wanted to Buy---Furniturs
For Sale-Furniture.
For SaIe-Wood and Coal.

i5ssf afy ia, -c SaSSSs31T ccS>Ssss
OF y cord. Queen Anne tOs
'Su,ent DUST pan with FIRST load coal
-------M-Ight 4 Mcleod Phones Izia
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
MAY ABOLISH
WOLF bOUN1|FS

PIERRE, May If the movement
in the BLACK Hills, started by the
state legal and auditing departments
in regard to the wolf bounty charges
which are being made, develop along
the inesI which it lis expected to
show, the next legislative session will
have as one of the first measures
thrown at them a bill for the repeal
of the state wolf bounty annual appro-
priation, and if there is anything
doing in the way of bounties from
that time on it will have to be by the
counties Themselves, and not from
the state at large, The claims from
some of the black Hills counties the
past few years have shown up to such
an extent, and have shown so many
peculiarities, that the whole bounty
plan will have to go. 1t is charged
that after the wolf jaw has been cut
from hide. the thrifty owner has
been known to drive a nail through
the piece left of the jaw, and by doing
a stretch on the hide, replaced the
old clover jaw" with new one;
while others have cut off the point of
a leg from hide and skillfully at
tached it IS a new jaw for a second
cutting, with other tricks to help
along the industry, which has been
rather profitable to several parties In
the business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
ORPHEUM .
Diving Girls Appear Tonight


For the midweek change of pro.
! gram the Orpheum theatre will pre-
sent another bill of pleasing perform
ances for the amusement seeking pub
lie, that has, always made the Or
pheum the leading pleasure seeking
abode r~7 ;s-.~
Skillman and Coleman arrived this
afternoon and will feature the vaude-
vile performance with their immacu-
late originalities in an act that has
always pleased select audiences.
The Vitagraph company portray a
number Of the leading monthly cur
rent events of the country, among
which interest will be centered in the
Diving Girls at Sheepshead Bay, and
the Mardi Gras carnival at Coney Is
land. There is an interesting rom
ance "A Nicotine Conspiracy" and a
thrilling ancient drama in the "Black
Arrow" John Bunny and VIM. Shea,
two popular condolences, support
Flora Finch as the Gossip" in a
laughable life PORTRAYAL. Myrtle Deg
nan offers an illustrated song entitled
mine" and the whole show is sup
ported with complete musical pro-
gram,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
MOVEMENTS OF

crease however, when compared with
the receipts during the corresponding
period for 1911. .~ g.. ~.
The trunk-line movement Of grain
from Chicago to the east in March,
1912, 15,942,OO0 bushels. was smaller
than in March of the preceding year,
although it shows q steady advance
when compared with the two proceed
ing months. The eastward movement
of flour in March 1912, 531, 757 bar.
rels, shows a decided improvement,
both when compared with March,
1911, and with the two months Of
January and February, 1912.
The receipt of grain and flour show
a slight improvement at New York
In March, 1912, when compared with
the same month of the previous year,
! namely, 8,086,204 bushels and 1885,
087 bushels, respectively. At Boston
the grain receipts were about the
same in March, 1912, as in March.
1911. while at the other seaports'
from which returns were received,
namely, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
Orleans, and San Francisco, the re-.
ceipts show a falling of. The total
receipts at the six seaports were 16,.
963,140 bushels in March, 1912, as
compared with 1896, 311 bushels in
March, 1911, and 16,sSe622 bushels
in March, 1910.
The wheat, corn and flour exports
from the four principal Atlantic ports
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, show a decided de-
cline In March, 1912, when compared
with the exports during the same
month Of the preceding year. In
March 1912, the exports from these
ports were 2S7, 139 bushels; corn g..
624,53s bushels, and flour 58.S42 bar
rels. II nl4u~-.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS: 4 ! | J | !.
eIsMARc OK THEATRE:

Popular opinion decides every vital
question. There has never been but
one verdict regarding motion pictures
and that is universally unanimous
the biggest and best value for the
money offered in the market today. 1t
is our aim to give amusement and sub
jects on literature, science, art, geog-
raphy, history, with never an over
dose of either. -Four years ago only
a small class of people attended NOV
ing picture entertainments. Now only
a mighty small class stay away and
we, fear these few will kick them
selves good and hard when they final
ly learn what they are missing. II
you are one Of this class we visa you
would come tonight, we are confident
that you will return to witness many
future shows. '.S'F'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
Communica atoms
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Much has been said within recen
years concerning woman Suffrage,
or her right to vote. Many argu
ments have been made on both sidei
of the question. ,,..
| So far as We are concerned we car
see no logical reason why woman
should not be permitted to vote II
she desires to do so.s She is a human
being the same as man. She Is
educated in the same schools, grad
yates in the same class, reads the
same books, papers and magazines
as the man. i
We gave the right of suffrage to
the unlettered and unframed colored
men of the south, which was alright.
Would any man Of Bismarck or the
state Of North Dakota say that his
own wife was not as well qualified to
vote as the unlearned white man OF
the back woods Of the Carolinas or
the ignorant colored gentleman Of
Georgia.: r.... D., ~ ~ &C. r. .
Many women rulers OF nations have
exhibited executive ability far beyond
that Of the ordinary trained man. For
instance, Elizabeth and Victoria, OF
England. It might be said that they
had men as their counsellors and ad-
visors. This may be true, but re.
member that our own President Taft
and all heaas Of governments have
consultations with their cabinets, or
their equivalent, in matters of grave
importance.
Coming down to every day life.
you will observe that women are EN-.
ployed as clerks in large stores, ana
as stenesSaphers and bookkeepers in
various business establishments, and
are said to be more capable and con-
scientiuos in the discharge of their
duties than are men. why, then,
should not q woman be allowed to
vote?
II women were given the ballot.
we believe that they would exercise
reasonable care in the selection Of
officials, and would be more just, fair
and honorable In their decisions than
men have ever been.
E&E, J. 8. KNAUSS,
s. Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
Experience Gained While
In The Drug Business

have been troubled more or less in
the last five years with kidney trouble
and from the experience I gained
while In the drug business and from
different cases where l have sold
SwampRoot with perfect satisfaction
to those who purchased it. and as
! never had a single complaint re.
garding the medicine while was In
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
(Poftical Advertisenaent.)
For County judo

l am q candida'e for the nomina-
ton for the once Of County Judge Of
Burleigh County, subject to the de-
cision Of the voters q the primary
election to be held June r. 1o17.
q. ]. H4cRSzEE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
IlckEra ON AAIE

Tickets will be on sale for the can
tata By the public schools Ut the Bio
4peatre Friday evening, May 3, Thurs,
ny tomorrow morning at Knowles
Z Haney's. s;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01

MERRY!Go-ROUND HERE
K. Sanderson has now moved to
Bismarck, where he will make it the
future home. Mr.. Sanderson is again
to run his merry-go-round, locating
just west of the postof1ce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
X OF . tAaEerlA,e

There will be regular meeting of
st. Elmo lodge No. I: Knights i, of
Pythias, at their castle hall this even
ing at s O'Clock. A large attendance
L. requested and cordial invitation
is extended to all visiting knights.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
UHAS. FISHER.
(PoAtical Advertisement
For 6e0jatGr az 0aada

4 am ! candidate for the republican
nomination Of register or deeds for
Purleigh county, subject to the de-
cision Of the voters OF the primary
election to be held June 3oth, 1919
JOHN Z. FORT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
political ADVERTISEMENT
For Clerk o. Court.

! am candidate for the republican
nomination for the ohlce Of Clerk Of
the District Court, subject to the will
Of the republican voters at the June
Primary Election. z.
j.. QFEAS. FISHER.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01

business, was in position to know
that it was a great preparation and
it did not fail me when l used it my.
self. 1t has certainly afforded me
great relief at all times that my kid.
neys have troubled me and I would
not be without it. I always recon-
mend DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root to my
friends as believe it to be a medi.
cine Of great curative value in the
diseases for which you recommend
it.
Sincerely,
D. A. KooNCE,
Columbia, Ala.
Personally appeared before me this
18th day Of September, 1909, D. A.
Koonce who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the
same is true in substance and in
fact
G. T. HARRIS, Notary Public.
Prove What Swamp-Root
Will Do For You
Send to DR.. kilmer & Co, Bing-
hampton, N. Y, for a sample bottle
1t will convince anyone. You will al
SO receive a booklet of valuable in
formation, telling all about the kid.
reys and Ladder. When writing be
sure and mention the Bismarck Tri-
bune. Regular so cent and one dol
lar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01

WANTE0-Boy or young man, good
money for q live one; must be a
hustler. Phone SIGN. Bismarck,
N. D.. %22 ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
HERE ERoN 1IEY{If,

Mesdames n. Il Coke. nj r. rs
er and T. D. Jones Of st1s9e 9
Exposition City visitors Tuesday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01

Real vaudeville ut the new Bis
msrck Theatre tonight. No change
In prices. ..s-..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01

FURNITURE for sale. Mrs. G.. J.
Busch. *'-. $50 =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-25
BASEBALL AT THE
r SCHOOL

Fargo, March 25.-Baseball com
mences at Fargo college today. Coach
Watkins. issued the first call for can
didates yesterday and with the COM
ing Of spring the lower campus of the
Hill school will again be the scenes OF
activities for the possible champions.
The Hill. school has an abundance
of material this year. not only for the
batteries hut for the infield and out
gardens as we'll. Forth. who made a
great. reputation Al pitcher last year.
will undoubtedly try for the honor OF
handling the sphere this year while
Slingsby probably will resume his old
place behind the willow.
Catlin. and other stars Of last years
diamond battles will resume their
places again this year, and with the
adoption of. the new triangular system
Of settling the championship. in
which each school will play 2 series OF
three games, the Hill school will un-
doubtedly 60 in hard to regain the
honors lost by one point last year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-25
PLAYER
HAS MUCH R

Milwaukee,. Mis-. March est is
not often that a baseball player, a
youngster. has the nerve to pay his
own expenses for a distance Of 1000
miles in order to get a trial with a
league club. but that is what Arthur
LIaur, the local senli-pro second base
man. Is willing to do.
The Milwaukee boy had been nego-
tiating with Manager Charles McCaf-
ferty Of the Butte club of the Union
league, and the latter wanted Laur to
report. asking whether he would pay
his own fare out and take a chance.
The local player had 80 much conf
dence in his ability t o Jump from the
eemi-pro ranks into the league that he
answered that he would report on time
and il he did not make good he would
not even ask for his meals. He will
leave for the far west about April 2.
and Join the team for spring practice.
Laur is a second baseman and has
played semi-pro ball here for the past
three years. making a good record.
Catcher Herman Bahr. the Watertown
player who was with the City league
last year, is also after a berth in the
far west and may catch in the Union
league.