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Mrs. Lowber's Reception.

Thursday afternoon Mrs g. T..
Lowb,r gave "a most delightful re-
cutun iu honor of her cousin. Mits
Maymc Goodwin. of Dov,r bet. and
of Misa Florence HorIi.a eff Racine.
WIS, Who is the rucst OF Mrs John
Milne
The Lowhcr hcmc was artiatisally
decorated Tor IA, occasion with u
prutuHiou 90 COSMOS and ferns. PINK
flowers were used iu tho mon and
living room. while rcd was the color
boo the dining the Dontcrpie,o
ui dahlias being particularly lovely.
lu the rclciylns lime were Mrs.
Luwbor. Miss Goodwin. Mrs Milne and
Mis- Uorlick The hostess was assist
ed BOO cutcrtainiug her guests uy Mrs.
J.. g.. Rice. Mrs. j. a. Rc,dy. Mrs 4.
a.. Wilk,rsou, Mn h. n ttrus and
Mrs " ". strong Mrs. David %
Boyd poured tho coffee. Mrs. Frank
TulI gut the Joe Crcam and Miss
Alice Hotd. Miss Maybclic Williams
Miss E-tcll, l.uthy ana Mis- Lolita
NoWhlll served the refreshments.
winch wetc exceptionally delicious
Maroclia Iyldy Opened tho door tor
the rJcst.
There was most pleasing music ny
the Nltrk-WIisuu orchestra dur.ue
tho afternoon
iu the evening the husbands of tho
ladies who assisted were entertained
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Joyful Anticipation
? of Motherhood

There g. apt TO ne q latent apprl be sion
~ distress 90 mar the complete Soy u
expectation. but this b. quite overcome
iy the advice Of SO many women 90 uaa
Mother Friend" This h au external
application designed 20 40 Intricate tho
muscica and to thus 30 relieve tho pres
sure rcactinE on the nerves. thai tho
natural strain upon the cords and liEa-
mcnts b. not accompanied by those severe
pains said Go cause nausea. morning sick
ness and many local disfressoa This
rpiendld cmhrocation Is known % a multi
tudo 81 mothcra
Many people holicvr that thass remedies
which have stood the test 90 time. that
have boon put TO every trial under thu
varying conditions % ago weight. general
health. etc, may BE- safely relied uuon.
And judging By the fact that Mothers
Fticnd' has been IN continual use since
oar Ernnamothcr'a earlier years n IN
known throughout the United states Il
rlny tr easily inferred that u Is some
ttiHr that women talk about and Eladly
recommend 90 prospective mothers,
"Alothora FRIEND a. rrcuarcd only IN
our ovu laboratory and d SOLD by drug
I.te everywhere. Ask Tor a bottle to-day
"a write for a special book for expectant
rn7hfrs Address Hrsdhsii kcBRiaisg
g., 40 hHaAS Eles, Aaaass Ga,
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Stamm. Mrs simon stern, Mrs. NJ.
T. stern. Mrs. n. T.. stevens. Mrs
Mabel Stevens Hiusoc. Mrs Frank
stortz. Mrs. Rodcrick slower. Mrs.
W. 5 stricklcr. Mrs. W. ". strong.
Nrs. ~. q. strong. Mrs a. b. stroup.
Mrs. r. W. Teller. Mrs. James Giud-
ding. Mrs. +. c. Tuli Mrs. T.. \
NHughcy. Miss Eleanor Naughcy.
Mrs. 3. O. Wuha, Mrs. W. r. Walton,
Mrs W. " Walton, Mrs u a. We'll
Ter. Mrs. David Wciuman. Mrs Jake
Wciumuu. Mrs 81 ". White. Mis-.
Elizabeth Wiley. Miss Betty Wiley
Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs FREDERICK
Wiuu. Mrs. j. o. Wroth. Mrs. NJ Is
Wyldcr Mrs. Jacoho Nusarri. Mrs
Jacobo Yris1rrL Jr. Mrs. Franz
CLANCY. Mrs Albert CLANCY and Mrs
a.. lockwood.
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The Montezuma Ball.

The MuutrEuuft HI|I jn# year
PROMISE. ru uo e muse a
great many local pcupi, eNn, tn nD
thor, aud mur, out 90 town ruusf.
than usual Jrr expected aa t r,.uI.
ur th, u., hundred invite. Hu vh. Do
w,r, sent nui HE the committee
An elaborate scheme oC decoration
viii Boa, ,ar..cd out .u Sow M,AI,u
,ulurs There viii hr ]f,atoous 900
,ltrtri, lights loo the pla..,t around
the fountain and the ,or.uit fa,.rs
th, fountain VIII br divided .ufn
booths and decorated with NtNaIH
russ IuJ palms The uriIliauDo 81
tho occasion Will h, enhanced hy Ga,
elaborate gowns which thr ladies
hat, hHd nldc for the great social
event OF thr year
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o T FROM THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

We'll her. tw rIrk iu town asHIH
from 70 rIurIaus sI tior spent u tnr
unDu. vnrr. a. tr uprd nd 'II..i
t. ms hearth content In'I Z er'W
-s husky ana H.I.ed ths. .Hmr 90
ms friends called mo th, s.HIt
sirl Hut Q aW sad tu -gt hf.a 'ni
tu Nork again and where dn Nuu
.aupos, D went fr.t OF aIl To ih'
uuHH. UHUTN. .f Irs, .Hr B tHHnl
was ssIs tuNI.. Geo -r, what ur~
books had Gonna, 100 durlus w} a
syuro
Their, found ursid,- thr ueW
buua. an Interest us new trftHr,
Books viii. % 1r, s'Ii popular thoueh
% season 90 1871 uIi are placed out
ou O. table wh,r, everyone mas tud
thcm-surh H comfortable WY ui
fudlnE something which s cute io
De- guod Amon1 the new books
particularly not gd "Flutnriug the
WAGE f%arucrr Family by scott
Nearing 4 clear concise and lps-
issl discussion OF the problems that
enter into the ever inrroafInE cost or
Twins Tho author SCENE ta base an
his conclusions on facts % suggests
practical rcmedi,s
Tho lulsrs " Fam win bo glad
to know that The Haroness Won Hut
ten hus created "a new and ft=.iuat-
ms heroine Maria. in Il book ui
that utie 10 BE- su Intense love story
OF a charmlnE Eugiish Eirl and "a
prince travelling under au incuEnIto.
with tbs usual obstacles of rows.
renk. Tho strugsle 20 me prince.
"a no Is chosen kHg over % small Hal-
Kan state whether o. |renounCs hts
crown or the SRI. her ideas about a
morganatIc marriage. and thrlr hns.
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Personal Mention

Mrs Alice Flavin and Nor daush-
ter Catherine Of chicago arrived FRI
da, afternoon and viii %, tho guests
of Mr. and Mn r. a Naughcy Tor
90 month
Mra. Hugo Mycr is c@uipviug u visit
from her mother. Mrs . J.. Thurnc
and her sister, Mis Thorrc, ct ID
rasn
Miss Jennie Watkins returned this
week. from % several weeks visit with
friends and Relatives iU Missouri
Mr. lud Mrs Laurence Lo, &c.
turned sunday evening .rum The
Pccos ana are al HON at aln West
Marble u
Mr. Harry O.. Miller has gone to
Birmingham, Ala. tu visit her par
outs for two month";
Mrs Albert Vuhs has returned O"
hci humc in Bcrnalilu Hftor Go several
days. visit boo Albuuuprgu. aa tho
.l.st uf Mrs Mike Maud,u
FrcderI,k Luthy. SON OF Mr.. and
Mr.. y J. Luthy. has returned tn
Sew Haven. Conn. q" .'utiuu, his
studies az Yale
Mrs Frank = NcWhau OF santa
b.. .s the guest uf her husbands par
cuts. SIR aud Mrs. James J. NcwhHiI.
SOC West Gold avenue. Tor &c few
weeks
Mrs W T McCrcisht has returned
from u ten days visit with friends 100
Denver.
Mr and Mrs Harry leo Of SANTA
Fc spcut several days ia Alnuuu'r-
noe ,his week
Mrs a. r. l'ox uf I.na A1.,lcs who
FORMERLY resided 30 thl, GIFTS. has ar
rived tur t visit with her daughtrra
Mrs T. C. Bennett ami Mrs 90 a.
Mlts"u
Mrs Jim Davidson - @ruioyIre %
VISIT from her mother. Mrs = a.
Peel. and her sister. Mis- N8ut p,oI.
uf chicago who VIII remain here
several wc,as
M... Hazel EuEut of Kew u.,
UH. Ia thc guest uf Mrs 3,rt eau.
nor
Airs a = Nor. sctt, OF las y,sa.
p,ut several dBs Boa thr ,tF lrU.
N,gt she was tu, quest uf Nrs b.
D. Bradford .nd Hus ~ N3rr.u
san. D. Dana Johnson uf Santa o.,
q 'h, guest uf Mi u a histlor.
Mr Eldr,I Au.nach h.s Eou, to
Riverside. Dul. where De- VIII H,
Joined 100 30 f,0 weeks uy hls wife
md baby daughter
Miss Frances sfrum, ba. r,ruruc.
from au ,xtsndol Visit with relative.
Boo ohio.
Miss Hannah Moor, has I'
formed from Denver where .H, .t.
| tended the ra'uu.' traiUuE GLASS fur
-pIr.Ill .ors,t .. .h, ncw i1'' mod.
pls
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Physical Culture Demonstra-
49,.

The report of Mrs g. s Easter
days remarkable suDcc- With her
physical culture classes hHs spread
over the state and she wa- requested
to give AN exhibition driU nt tho
Thursday morning session OF the
SUNDAY school convention Tho girls
gave lu Indian club drIll which was
so well liked that "a number eft prom
incut people signed Il pct'Ion to tho
committee iu charge of programs q"
have another exhibition boz the even
Ing 90 the hiEh school
Tn, petition was granted and the
girls gave % dumabclI drill ARID Sd
wand drill both of which were en-
Enthusiastically received The Eiri.
wore GrcCiau gowns OF white and
culorcd lights we're flashed uu them
during 'hc exhibition The result
was 90 very beautiful and lngctui
demonstration OF The wonders which
can uc accomplished with physical
culture.
The meeting rendered 20 vot, Of
thante to Mrs yesterday tor the
iuctrcst she has aroused m physical
culture throughout the state
Mrs. East'rdaN was notified zoe
CENTS of her appointment as state
superintendent of physical culture
Tor the Womuu's Christian Temper
un0c union
Tn, Girls who save ia. drills ou
ThursdHy were Edna N,rhcSuc>.
Daphne Co'b. AlNiua Pos'cl Flora
chess. Helen Fee. Etho! Mr,lHsNy
aud Margaret EHstrrduI
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Two Delightful Auction
Parties.

Mrs. Charles s white tt07 Kent
avenue. save two delightful auction
parties this wook, one Monday and
the other Tuesday.
The rooms aud porch. which was
oauvisscd iu. were decorated most
arueticaily with a %profusion Of cut
flowers. The olu scheme WAS pick
and white and green and was carried
out in AN effective mauncr with huge
lunches OF carnations roses. ddhiiJs.
riaotulas. 1stcrs and ferns.
Tho cue prize o. graceful long
handled basket nllsd With punk and
white roses, was won ON Monday hy
Miss f.st,lIe Lutht. end 900 Tuesday
hy Mrs Amudo Chavez.
Mrs white was assisted by Mrs =.
g.. EdFur. Mrs. S. IS. Wyldcr Mrs
j England Susthcrs Mrs. W. W.
strong and Miss Mary Br,ui. St.
Nlrgarrf's Guild served tho delicious
retrDshwtuts
The guests wcro Mrs. Frank Ackcr-
man. Mrs O. T Albright. Mrs IT,. j..
Algcr. Mrs ward Anderson Mrs. ".
q. ATmlIu. Miss. Leila Armiio Mrs.
Tom tluhhyll Mrs George Nnnut.
Mrs vs. n. barney. Mrs Isaac iatth,
Mes tBrth. Nrs Harry benjamin.
Nre Ada Hittnrr Mrs J. BbliHcy.
Mrs John BorrpdJilt. Miss Jane
CosEroNo Miss Grace Borroduilc.
Mrs. c. J.. Brooks. Mrs E. W. h..
Bryan Mrs a.. " Butts. Mrs g A..
CnmpHcld Nrs. Benson newell, Mrs.
Fred Crtuucld. Mis- G.. D. Conner.
MI. % o. DHrucF. Mrs tlath carr,
Miss Virginia Carr, Mrs NanUy Bcs-
wick Mrs st. %. Chadhuuruc. Mrs.
Am1du chavez Mrs., john I.re CIlrse.
Mrs . o. Cuurs. Mrs. r.. g. Cornish.
Mrs Walter Connell, Mrs. Louis Hun-
ius Mrs. FFauk rooler Mrs +. w.
HtuuhH. Mr- O. a. MHriori Mrs.
Harry T. Lee. Mrs otto Bicckmanu.
Mrs. g. W U-dsou Miss sue Dodson,
Mrs g. j.. Eduar Mrs. W. h. Edgar.
Mrs. Chas LcCiairo, NiEs Mary Bront.
Mrs j ". Eldcp Mrs. NJ. w. Flour
uoy Mrs a. J.. ToX. Mrs Alfred
Cruusf,ld Mrs. IVAN Grunsfeld. Mrs.
Albcri Gruusf,ld. Miss Hilda Gruns-
field Airs. Jsrro Haggard. Airs. saul
Harris Mrs. ~ y Hening Mrs. +. g..
Er.d Mr. = o. HtftAou. Miss Adele
uuukcfiv Mgs Wallace Hosscldcp.
Nias Ecfgcc uDsscldcm Mrs. Fred
Iiayn Mrs " a.. flopc. Mrs ~ 70.
Uornhy. Mrs. r. \. Davis. Mrs. j. s..
Uoru,r. Mfs Frank uulbcIl Mrs J..
A. uuhhe MIss Jean Hubbs MIS-
Nrnu UuuiuE. Mrs Franz Uuning.
Mrs Bernard Mold Mrs. Louis Ufcld.
Mira Non lfcld Mrs Byron ~. tyca.
Mrs. W ! johnson, Mfs. Eossi,
IFnl- Mr. Eouf4, Juut Mrs. \. a..
Keen Mr. Thomas koiohcr. Mrs.
Jessie kol.u,r Misses Margaret and
I...r.. H..H.H.. hH. N.Yrr... DID,
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st. Johns Guild Dance.

There will Doe "a dance given next
Thursday evening az tho Masonic
temple under the auspices Of 81
Johns Guild ls b. being planned
90 make this % most delightful oc-
casinn. Tho guests viii hc allowed
Co lance the new steps aud the com
mittco In charge b. cud'ayoriuE Co
set someone 60 give a denomination
~ modern dancing.
Dancing win not begin until after
the automobile parade
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Folk Dance Entertainment.

Mr- g. g. Keith lud Nr. d 90.
Gould entertained about r,Neutg tive
OF th,.r friends Friday evening ai
Tho Woman club with "a d|,lighttu0
prnsfam cot iolk dances
Among thc numbers yer, e SPAN
Ism gypsy dance. e thmbousino dan.c.
u scarf dance. the star Dance from
Mactrrunks 'Hlue Bird. aud tho
uaiivr dance OF AfriUa
a number of splendid Wasieal se-
iccti1Us followed af;er Which tht
guests danced until midnight
D. was a most enjoyable affair and
something entirely unique .u HE was
ur entertainment
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your medicine had done for her and !
tried b.. II made me strong and healthy
and our home is now happy with d hnhy
boy. ] arm very glad that / took Lydia
+. Pinkham Vegetable COMPOUND and
do all I can 70 recommend H. "-M rs.A.
=. BosCAMp, J04 r. Howard Street.
Crcstou, Iowa.
Tons of Roots and Herbs
are used annually IN the manufacture
Of lydia T.. Pinkham Vegetable Com
pound, which b. known from ocean 10
ocean a. the standard remedy for
female ills.
For forty years this famous root and
herb medicine has been pre- %cminontly
successful iu controlling the Diseases ~
women. Merit alone could have stood
this test Of time.
~ Won have the slightest doubt
that lydia T.. pinkham's Negcta-
bile Compound will help you. write
IL Lydia q. Pinkham McdicincCo.
(conbdcntiaD Lynn. Nass.,fO adj
vice. Your letter will De opened,
read and answered 10y "A wonaS,
and held in strict confidence.
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until I
had taken Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegeta
bile Com pound +
would have pains n
! ovcrwOrked or
lifted anything
heavy, and ! would
be 50 weak and uer
v als and IN 80 much
misery that ! would
be- prostratcd A
friend told mp what
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m vrain Wedding.

M Ernest \ Mossmau of this
city and Miss Madeline ~t Nrain of
Lac Vegas were married "wednesday
morning in Santa Pc boz the catho-
drai. Vicar General Antonio Four
Chogu performing the ceremony.
After 90 short wCddiur trip they
viii bo at home Co their friends ln
Albuquerque.
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90 jolly picnic this aucruoou boz Hizh-
land park. tho delicious lunch being
ui the affair.
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Dancing Party.

invitations ipr an Informed dausir.
parts Co. Doc held nest WEDNESDAYS
evening go the home 81 her sister.
Mrs g. % Wsha.
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German Evangelical I%sthcrna
Church.

Corner of Edith street and Central
a.,nuc. BOO th, Lihrar, uuilJiul
Carl schmidt. PASTOR MurU.uE
settic, aud SERMON. tu 1900 O'Clock
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Mesa Picnic.

wednesday evening Ut ana Mrs.
Frank Tull gave q moss enjoyable
mesa picnic boz honor Of M Wayne
Goodwin sH,i Mi-s Fiurgur, Horuak.
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UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Mr. O. scamnn. secretary of tine
y So g. A. Tor the coast o%oilcscs.
gave L. particularly interesting tails Boa
assembly Thursday morning several
splendid numbers hv the university
oschestfH added to the enjoyment 90
the program
pr Charles r. Kirk. who has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-03
WOMAN WEAK
AND NERVOUS
Finds Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Crcston. lows. ~ suffered with r.
male troubles from the time ! came intn
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chutgc 81 the department of geology.
spoke in assembly on Tuesday. tits
subject was. "Our Resources. and
his remarks were Instructive as well
ns entertaining. MIR a. A. "a. No
Allistcr viii address tho students
next Tuesday.
Last evening the members OF the
Y. " G.. a. and the v NJ G. 4. en-
ioycd o. jolly bonfire supper on the
campus
since next week Is state fuir week
there win bc no classes on Thursday
aud Friday.
Dean e. =. HodEin gave o. most
delightful talk Tuesday evening az
the congregational church on Ger
many it was illustrated with about
seventy 4ive beautiful strrcopticou
Views. Professor Hodgiu is ptTtiCu-
LARRY well fitted /. speak ON his sub-
iect. having spent several months he
Grrmany recently. and his tain wai
thoroughly enjoyed by % ,urgr audi
cngD.
MI NJ T.. Fox viii speak &c YES.
urra SUNDAY afternoon ON the fuh.
icot 81 World Peace, sa advocated
uv President Wilson in bis proclama
ton 90 a day OF prayer ,ur world
poe. q.
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since next week Is state fuir week
there win be no classes on Thursday
aud Friday.
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Miss Hannah Moore has I'
tarrri from u'r.rr. whrr. .H. .t.
tended the rafuu.' traiU uE .Ia. 'ur
-pr,.lt corset. .. .h, ngw f1| mod.
els.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02

SEN. coRDEN DEFEATED.
souris, N. D., July 1.-State senat-
or Garden Of this legislative district
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CANDIDATES FOR
SPEAKERSH|P
Fargo, Minot, Bismarck and Val.
ley City Figure in the Lineup
of Possibilities.

Fargo, N. D., July with the
completion of the primary elections
in North Dakota members of the
Legislature are beginning. to take a
great deal of interest In the speak
ership. Cass county has two Twich-
ellis nominated, n in Fargo AID
one in the tenth. The latter was
formerly speaker of the house but
dropped out some years ago. He
will be a candidate for boss of the
house again and with the excellent
record during his former ilcumben-
cy, he will be a formidable man. He
has had many proffers Of support.
Another strong candidate will be
Thompson of Minot, who has been
rencminated. He has an ambition to
preside over the house and is said
to be strongly endorsed. Staale
Hendrickson of the extreme north
ern edge Of the state Is said to be
an active candidate. At Wahpeto1,
Divet was renOminated and his
friends assert he will seek the
s%peakership though there seems to
be an impression he would prefer
the chairmaaship Of the judiciary
committee to heading tho house.
Barnes county will have two ca1di-
dates, Ployhar of Bailey City and
Hanson of Litchville. Plcyhar was a
candidate before.
And in addition to the others men
toned, General E. A. Williams of
Bismarck is likely to figure very
strongly in the settlement of this
matter.
1t looks like the race Is likely to
narrow down between Treadwell
Twitchell and Thompson II Minot.
and General Williams Of Bismarck
Both are well qualified and it should
be a warm fight. Twitchelrs form
|er service will give him some pres
tige for the position.
Because there are so many state
Institutions the most important COM
mittees are likely to be the approp-
riations. In the house Berndt And
erson Of Ramsey county held that
position at the last session. He was
defeated for denomination. As a re-
suit there is likely to be a warm
campaign started for that position.
The successful candidate for the
speakership will have several nice
chairmanships with which to reward
his supporters and the appropri-
atioas will not be the least desire
able craftsmanship. That, the chair
manship of the judiciary and of the
committee on state affairs are three
places that will not 60 begging. The
trio of men who work hardest for
the successful candidate for speak.
Ter will probably be the recipients OF
those plums.
SEN. GoRDEN DEFEATED.
Souris, N. D., July 1.-State Senat.
or Garden of this legislative district
@ taa t@N..NEt, ArFU Ia
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OLD ToWER FOUND.

Philadelphia. July THE found
alton Of the observatory tower from
which the Declaration Of ~1ndepend.
ence was read publicly in 1875 by
John Nixon has been uncovered by
city workmen ii independence
Square. Historians who examined
some of the bricks declare that they
are of the tyre in general use here
at that time.
1t is planned to have President
Wilson unveil q temporary tablet
when he comes here to participate II
the Fourth Of July celebration, to
mark the spot until arrangements
can be made to erect a duplicate of
the original structure.
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was defeated for denomination by
the sportsmea because Of his opposi-
ton to the game laws. He favored
retrogression In game law legislation
and announced his advocacy Of the
same plan as that proposed by U. =.
Burdick, one Of the candidates for
the republican nomination for gov
ernor, to take the game law enforce.
ment out Of the hands OF the board
and wardens md leave to the Of
ficials Of each cosnty. The shooters
did not believe the local officials
would enforce the law as well as
strangers who had no local friend
ship to influence them and as a re-
suit of their opposition to the plan
advocated by Senator Garden, and
Mr.. Burdick, both have been defeat
ed at the primaries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02

Eddy County district court con
vened at New Rockford, Monday in
special session and took UP all
criminal and civil cases on the
calendar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02

E'atteries-Mayer and DOOill; Davis
and GOWdy. e.,
Umpires-Hart and Rigler.
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90
= FEDERAL LEAGUE. f


Wednesdays Games.
r. H. E..
Chicago vs.. Indianapolis-No game;
rain.
Baltimore VS.. Pittsburg-No game;
wet grounds.
r. +. E.
Buffalo Observation-Disclosures. 5 10 l
BROOKLYN ,........,, 49,. II 2
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Second Game.
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& AMERICAN LEAGUE. 4
100
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Wednesdays Games.

0IldW IIIU 1ICIIIy, |"--" 40" ""|"
Umpires-Chill and Sheridan.
St. Louis VS.. Cleveland-No game;
rain.
Chicago VS.. Detroit-No game; rain.
Boston VS.. Philadelphia-No game;
rain.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02
Use new FERRY
TO CROSS CREEK
Horse Pressed in Service and.
Travellers Make First Ac-
quaintance With Saddle.

Dickinson, N. D., July 1.-Several
travelling men delayed by the rain,
and desiring to cross the badly swol-
len Spring creek in the vicinity Of
Halliday, resorted to a novel way in
which to make tha crossing.
Borrowed Farm Horse.
When the gao wagon had refused to
work, q number of the men went to a
farm hause and borrowed q horse OF
the farmer. Each in turn rode the
horse across the creek and then the
horse was induced to return ad get
another man. This way continued
until the travellers had succeeded in
making the crossing and their grips
had been ferried across. 1t was not
stated whether the farmer "held up"
the lei or not for use of this ferry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02

Batteries-Alexander and Killifer;
Rudolph and GOwdy.
Umpires-Rigler and Hart.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-02

You get by for a dime at the Grand.
nickel forkiddies.-Adv.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-03-23
WHY I PAYS
 ID BE X ''TAL"

Cleveland, O., March 23-If you don't know what a ''Tar' is go up to any Cleveland policeman after today and he'll be able to tell you the answer. He'll also probably tell you that it pays to be a 'Tal' A few days ago School Director Frederick, violated traffic rule in the busiest part of the downtown section of Cleveland. A traffic policeman, quietly but firmly held uD Director Frederick's automobile and courteously explained to Fred erick and the chauffeur, the traf- fife regulations. Frederick made note or the pollceman's number and wrote a letter Of appreciation to Chief of Police Rowe and today copies of the letter are in the hands of all traffic policemen. Now all are "Tals." To be a "Tal" is 10 be an apostle of Philosophy, which is to be both courteous and appreciative of courtesy, as Cleve- lands "Tals" explain 1t.