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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
EV RRFAKERS CONE BEFORE HIS HONOR
!" m VARIETY Of CHARGES
II Store Robbed at Anson-- Fairfield Man
CHARGED With Assault Still in Anson

,,ooers was notified about
FneiiD ..,ark Tuesday morning that
p of Il. E. Gould, near TO
s'o, .i,road station had been brok-
F'u ,be night before and four
NJ = clothes and a sum OF mony
/ ". y taken. 1t was said that
W. ...s left. A quick investi-
w - The officers was forthcom-
| LIQUOR SELLING CASE
ii Bpaulier, commorant OF
ssasu. foaa was arrested on Friday
sDts IT,, at Lakewood by Deputy
N M vGck of Fairfield for two sales
l,a,ieatpg lln liquor. made at Lake
p'V y ,Ssl night. He was at once
-, w. N Skowhegan. A search
s n. was Immediately procured
~. ,be room occupied by Beaulier
saa,d .a 10 contain quite q quanti-
sleobol. according to the officer.
at the same day he pleaded
= a A charge of illegal posses
,,5 also to sales above mention
He vas given sentence Of four
L,,hs in iail and a fine and costs of
% He at once began upon the
|r1tion. of his sentence.
| CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
bon,v Dorrity of Fairfield was ar
[,d IN Saturday morning at Water
\ by Deputy Sheriff Kick of Fair
A allowing an investigation by
Iri6 Nooers. Deputies Wallace Hill
Kick of Fairfield, on the charge
having assaulted Irene Sleeves,
kpu year old daughter of Mr.. and
Charles Sleeves of Main street,
|rfela II was alleged that Dor
had enticed the child into a room
1, her fathers house where she
/ found playing and that the father
4 was looking for the child, wit
Isd neriminating acts on the part
|DOrrity. In court he pleaded not
hr before Judge Totman at Fair
\ through his council, George
|pnan. but was found guilty and
\ unable TO procure bonds was
kdai .ly remanded to Jail. The
\ was represented by Sheriff
|xs in the absence Of County At
EY Thorne.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
Garage in New Location

Blaisdell Auto Company will con-
tinue business in their new garage on
Madison avenue, which will he COM
pleted about September 1st. 1t will
be hereafter known as The Somerset
Motor Company. 1w52
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
Bar Association Has Informal Outing

The Somerset County Bar Assoeia-
tjon held its first field day last Sat
urdpy at Lakewood The event was
an informal one and there was no set
program for the occasion. An ex-
cellent shore dinner was served at
the Arcadia Tea Room, the attractive
surroundings and efficient service be-
ing genuinely appreciated by those
present Attending were George W.
Cover president of the Association,
e. e. Butler. W r. Seekins, L. l..
Walton, Judge +. f. Danforth, f. r
Merrill. VIM Folsom Merrill. Sher-
man y. Shumway, John Lewis and
Philo Steward of Skowhegan, c. +.
Eames Of Scion, ]. Howard Haley Of
Hartland, j. w. Manson, Judge T. a.
Anderson of Pittshold, r. Y. Brown of
Bingham, Judge Z W. Sawyer of No.
Anson and County Attorney James H.
Thorne OF Madison
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
'0' Dollar Day Bargains

(tn,., ,.1'@ear call at Kincaid's Shoe
! ,r.. New location at "a Madi-
b. s uae A good time to bring
s noes in for repairs.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
n-Spofiord Reunion

Ihts ., ana spodord Reunion will
|lls,s slln s Henry Cooley, Bingham
y august 10. All come.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 a year.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
BRITOvE PROTESTUJf.
Proti vykladu prohibicniho "a
kona nejvyssim soudem.

Londyn, 10. kvetna. - Vel
ka Rritanie podala mirny pro-
test americke vlade vzhledem
k rozhodnuti nejvyssiho soudu
Spojenych Statu, die n6hoz ci-
zim lodim, iez vepluji do ame-
rickeho trimiloveho pasma ne
nj dovoleno miti ihoviny ami
jako cast lodnich zasob.
Toto sdeleno bylo We snemo-
vn6 poslarecke vcera vecer
Ronaldcm McNeillem, podse-
kretarem zahranicnich v6ci.
McNeill pravil, ze Sir Auck-
land Geddes, 'briticky velvysla-
nee We Washington6, podal ma
milky ohledn6 "nesnazi, jez
mohly by vzniknouti z pfeka-
zeni narodnimu namofskemu
obchodu, kdyz zakony dotycne
nejsou vseobecn6 prijimany O.
statnim sv6tem.''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
ODMfTAJf DE vALEROVY
PODMfNKY.

Dublin, 10. kvetna. - Via
da Svobodneho Statu zamitla
mirove podminky Eamona De
Valery a odeprela jakekoli
dalsi vyjednavani 5 republican
skym vidcem. President Cos
grave cetl dnes We sm6mu kor-
respondenci, ktera byla vede-
ma De Valerou prostrednic-
twin senatori Douglasa a ia
mesona. Vychazi Q nj ma je-
vo, ze De Valera zadal konanf
volby Is. zari a pfikazani re-
publikanIm kasaren, kde mo-
hi by sloziti zbrane pod kon-
trolou republikani. pokud by
nebyl rozhodnut vysledek vo-
leb. Rovn6z zadal, ably repu-
blikani mohk zasedati We sne-
mu bez slozenf pfsdepsane pff
sahy.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
PRIPRAvOvALI ATENTAT
MA FRANC. PRESIDENTA.

Pariz, 10. !kvetna. Ze
zprav a dokumenth ziskanych
soudcem vysetfujicim vraha
Maria Plateua, redaktora "Ac-
tion franchise, vysvita, ze
dim, v n6mz bydlila Germaine
Bertonova, byl strediskem a.
narchisti, ktefi chystali aten-
tat ma Milleranda, Poincare-a
a jine osobnosti. Nedavno "a
tGeny anarchista Ru'bio prohla-
sill soudci, ze Germaine Berto-
nova a Marguerite Barry, Ru-
biova milenka, pfipravily plan
k zavrazdenl rady politickych
osobnosti. Soudce vykonal dnes
prohlidku v cel&ch Bertonov6
a Rubiove a v pffbytcfch pfi-
buznSch anarchistn a zabavil
cetne dopisy a listiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11


aodpovednost "a povrazd6ni
ttrnacti n6meckych d6lnikl ma
jina bedra.''
Ma jinem mist6 pravi nota,
ze "Francouzi nikdy neprote-
stovali proti davani poplas-
nych signali" a ze ma miste,
aby Chill .pokanf "a zlocin pro-
ii delnikim, dopoust9ji Sc dal-
siho zlocinu falsovani fakt."
Jako protest proti rozsudku
vojenskeho soudu, vybor mist
nj remcslnicke iednoty vyzyva,
aby vsechna prace byla zasta.
vena Ultra, jakoz doprava ma
poulicnf draze obchody "a
vreny.
Yykonne rady nemeckych Re.
meslnickych unii .vydaly mani
fest, prohlasujfci pohotovos,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
SOU DOSUD v RUKOU BANDIT0.
PREkAzKY v USILi o VYSVOBOZE.
Nj CESTUJfClCH.
BRIGANTI Sc PRY OBAvAJf, zE PEKINCSKA VIA
"a DA STROJf MA NE LEcKU.

Pekng. II. kvetna. - Roy Anderson American dlou-
hou zkusenost cnskych poickych zaezitostech osobn
ddvernk nekoika dueztych tuchuml voienskych yud
Gu oznamil re osobn6 navstiv yakove bandy
ech nynejsi baste Paotuku dcelem yiednavan brzk
propusteni zajatcu nyn drzenych vykupne.
Peking, TO- kv6tna. - We vyjednavani vysvobozeni
cesucch dzenych bandy bize LnGingu vyskya sc pre-
kazka die zpravy obdrzene cinskou tkovou kancelai
Ochota vady pfstoupit vsechny pozadavky bandita
vcetne odvolan vojska e pronasedujiciho vzbudla
Jich Dodezreni obavy, ze vada chysa ne lecku ~
Wu Lu Lin, mnistr komunikaci, pravi zminana tisoya
kancela telegrafova Ten Cungov guverner Santun
gu uvedomv e jake poboureni vyvola cesujicichv
Sucau ma cizich vysanecvch pozadavcch cn6nych ciz
mi diplomacy pekineskou vladu WI dodal 5e enska
vlada bude pfdrzena zodpovednos bezpecnos
nych czncG sb Santungskemu guverneru fnancni pri-
spent pro ppad ze bandite budou vyzadoya vysoks W
kupne.
DIE nelepsich informaci jez bylo nozno zska pouze
ledna zena jest zaje bandti Sonora Verea manzelka
Manuela A. Verea-y Guadalajara Mexko Odeprela O.
pusti sveho manzela, aGkoli byla nabdnuta svoboda
5Doprava veskrz byla obnovena mezi timto. m6stem
Sanghajem koleich poozenych koem vytrhanych
krajinou, niz bandite fadi.
Peking, TO- kv9tna. Slecna Lucy Aldrchoya sestra
p John D. Rockefellerove nl ker yla zajata cnskym
bandity ncd4li pozdk sss s>s Ma
rozdkl cd hstorek vypravenych jnym zaja tyrd
bandite zachaze unesenymi cesucm askave Jest vsak
nemocna nasledkem nachazeni bya provazena lekafem
Tsnau-Fu. .Al
"Nebya sem podesena bandty' pravila "M9la isen,
cas- ukry n6co penez skvosti nezl jsme nasoupi ces
do hor Videla jsem as dvacet bandii pohromade Bya
Jsem Jenom nocnm 1boru, jezto najezd proveden byl
noci Obua jsem strevice kdyz jsem povyk
byo zadneho suroveho zachazen cestujicm psud moha
jsem vid6ti
Vedli mas celou smerem horam a ia mela sta
le rukou prsteny me matky ne pamaecn skvosy jez
jsem zachrana."
Druhy den ukryla skvosty edne svych botek Noha
Vsak j nasedkem toho otekla tudiz vynaa skvosy
la je mstx ktere 81 pamatue jest pry jista ze lei
najde
Bandite obzvlast 81 obibi sleenu Adrichovou ieji
spolecnci slecnu McFaddenovou pro jeich srdnato to
vysvetluje, re byly nejdrve propusteny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
PROsPERUJfCf vEsNICE.
Cita jerom 119 obyvatelS. ale
pokuty vynesly hotove
bohatstvi.

Columbus, O., 10. kvetna.-
Finan6ni neporadky We vesnic-
KEN soudu V Silver Lake, blize
Akron, dosahujici $18,O57,73,
byly zjeveny We zprav6 podane
auditoru Tracey-mq statnim
inspaktorem Defenbacherem a
jeho dvema prirucimi. Nejvet-
Isl cast techto neporadku po-
vstala We spojeni $ projednava-
MIN pripadd pro poruseni pro-
hibice, jcz yzaly wink v Akro-
M.
Ackoli Silver Lake, sest mil
od zmineneho m6sta, ma lidna-
tost jenom 119 obyvatelu, po-
kuty a utraty ulozene = vet
sinou pro pfestupky prohibice
- cini bezmala tfetinu millio
M dollarI-- presne $338.8 $780,
20, die zprayy inspektorG.
z tohoto obnosu $217,929.15
bylo vsak suspendovano. Gel
KEN bylo skolektovano $59,-
$3.50. Ma pokutach 1tra-
tach nezaplacenych jest $52,-
|074.9O.
v analyst kvetouciho soud-
niho obchodu v nepatrne ves-
niece, zprava uvadi, ze "za-
znamy vykazuji, re priblizne
65 procent pokut a ltrat uloze
nych Jest suspendovano a ze
zbyvaiicich 35 procent jenom
as,i polovice skoletktovano."
Ponevadz stat byl zkracen
financnimi neporadky, We zpra
We Sc odporucuje, aby dluzne
obnosy byly ma vesnici yyma-
hany. /
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
RUsKo oDPovfDA ANcLIl,

Moskva. 10. kv6tna. - Ru-
ska odpoved' ma britickou notu
protestujici proti zabaveni an.
glickych rybarskvch lodi hyla
dorucena zdejsf briticke missi
Litvinovem vcera vecer. So
vetska nota haji pravo Ruska
M 12-milove 1zemni pasmo po
del Murmanskeho pobrezi,
kde lodi zabaveny, poukazu-
JIG, re mezinarodni zakon ne
onezuje takova pasma ma tri
mile. Velka Britanie. tvrdi
Rusove, ma 9-milove pasmo ko
lem Ceylonu. Rybarstvi lest
pry jedinym zdrojem vvzivy
obyvatelstva Murmansku a tu-
diz ruska vlada kona pouze
svoji povinnost, kdyz je chra-
nj pred CHI soutezi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
POCROMY v ODESE.

Riga, 10. kvetna. - Nasled-
kem pronasledovanf pravoslav
nych duchovnlch, tax zvanych
staroverci sc strany SOVIET
skvch lradi, vsude ma Rusi do
chazi k prudkym protizidov-
skym bourim, pon6vadz prosty
lid jevi presvedceni, ze vse-
chen ltisk jde Sc strany Ii
dd v sovetske Wade pisobi-
cich. v Od6se udal sc prede-
vcirem zvlast9 krvavy pogrom,
"a nehoz mnozstvf zidI bylo
pobito. Ia vytrznoeti gnusela
vyt6hrout do ulic nilice, kter4
do lidu nekolikrate vypalila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11

nemeckych delnik6 ypolupGso-
biti v placeni valecnych ma
brad az do krajnosti", ale
zdiraznujici, ze trpnem od-
poru bude pokracovano v Po-
rufi tax dlouho, pokud s'neza-
konity" stav veci potr,;l.
Telegram re st. Goar, v Ryn
skem Prusku, pravi, ze vlak
rizeny Francouzy, sfitil sc do
Ryna a re az dosud dvacet de-
vet tel bylo vytaxeno = vody.
Zpravu pfinesli cestujicf, pM-
byvsf do St. Goar, ktefi pravi,
ze Francouzi zabranuji kazde-
mu pfistup k mistu neSt6sti. st.
Goar jest blize Bacharachu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
NEMCI oPET PRoTEsTUJf.
Proti odsouzeni industri&lnich
magn6ti We Werden.

Berlin, 10. kvetna. - Meme
cka vlada poslala notu mocno-
stem, jez nemaji zadneho po-
dilu ma okkupaci Porufi, pro-
testujlci proti vojensk6mu SOU
du We Werden. jenz skoncil
odaouzenfm Kruppa Won Bob
len q n6kolika direktorh essen
skych izavodi. Nota dcdava,
BE Francouzi ucinili dani po-
plasneho signalu "zakladem
nesmyslneho obvinenf, ze tai
ny komplot byl sosnovan proti
francouzskemu vojsku IN tim
llcelenf, aby mohli svrhnouti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
DUN "sHlLoH PLNY ZEN.
" sidle uplkchnhvsiho "krale"
BenjaminA ibydli jich
dvacet pevst.

St. Joseph, Mich, 10. kvet-
ma. = Dvacet dkvet zen a d.
yek, 2 mchz dvacet Jest pro-
vdano, bydli nynE v Shiloh, do
move "kralovny' Mary a "kra
|ie Eenjamina E.gDella ko-
lonii Ddmu Davidova, die sve-
dectvi podaneho pred zvlastni
vellSou porotou zde dnes.
ri. Purnellova, v druhy den
sveho vyslechu, predlozila Sc
znam. Mezi dvaceti provda-
nymi zenami lest vsech osm-
nact mladych divek, ktere by
" provdany pri skupinovych
ohradech v predvecer Zahaje-
nj statniho vysetrovani. Sc
znam rovnez yykazuje, re
manzele starsich dewitt pro.
vdanych zen bydli v Shiloh, ze-
nichov6 nejposlednejsich ne
vest, z nichz mnohe json skoro
joste d6ti. nejsou tam ubyto-
vani.
B6hem svych vypovedi "kr&-
lovna' Mary prohlasila "a w.
lhana obvineni, jez cinema pro
ii nj behem nedavneho proce-
su pred federalnim soudem, ze
udrzovala nedovoleny pomer
franciscan Thorpem, rovnez v
dome Shiloh bydlicim.
Mezitim co "kralovna" Do
mu Davidova byla ma svede-
ctvi, serif Bridgeman a jeho
druzina pfirucich privedli vi
nil johnson Hegnerovou, dri-
vejsi tanecnici v zabavnim
parlu Domu Davidova. Pi.
Hcgnerova opustila koIonii asl
pred mesicem, zanechavsi
manzcla "a sebou.
We vyslechu pi. Purnellov6
nepochybn6 bude pokracovano
jeSt6 Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
STAv LENINUv UsPO.
KOJIvYM.

Moskva, 10. kv6tna. - Ma
le zvyseni teplot6 premiera
Lenina bylo pozorovano pocat-
KEN tohoto tydne, ale vcera
byla 98.7 stupnn, pravi bulle-
tin. vydany lekafi premierovy-
mi. Ackoli objevily Sc tez
slabSi krece We stfevech, Gel
kovy stav nemocn6ho jest u
spokojivtm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
SEsTNAcT MRTvYCH.

Mexia, Tex, 10. kvetna. -
Sestnact ob6ti vyzadal 81 W.
buch a polar v olejne studni
firmy Huehes-McKie, bylo sde
leno dnes v jeff zdejSfch Ifa-
dovnach. Al dosud sc nepoda-
Flo utlumiti plameny, JED sle-
haji do velike vySe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
BOURE RUDYCH v PRUS-
KEN SNEMU.

Berlin, 10. kvetna. - Komu
nisticti poslanci vyvolali vcera
vytrznost pruskem zemskem
snemu a donutili tim pfedsedu
re schulz prerusil. Patnact
poslancn, mezi mimi dv6 zeny,
bylo ze schdze nasilim vyvede-
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
ZEMETRESENf v DAL-
MACH.

Rim, 10. kvetna. M6sto Sc
benico, V Dalmacii, bylo navsti-
veno n6kolikrate Sc opakujici-
mi otresy zem6 b6hem posled-
niho tydne. pravi telegram re
Zaderu. Obyvatele pry utfka-
il a cetna obydli srovnana byla
Sc Zemi.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
Announce Winners
In Water Events

The sports in the pool created
much merrimcnt Wednesday after
noon. There was a large number of
entrants and number of spectators.
The punts loaned by Mcssrs, Goddard
and Olson proved big hit.
Mr.. MacLeod's swimming class de-
monstratcd the five steps in learn
ing to swim-first THE duck, second.
dead mans float; third, kick; fourth,
paddle, and fifth paddle and kick.
In the final heat. OF the 20 yard
swim Zeph Hollenbcck was first Mil
Dresbach, second; Don Remission and
Art Cayou third and fourth. The
time was IL seconds.
In the Junior girls 2O-yard race
Betty dollhouse was first, Anna Sell
inski, second, and Emma Zvorist
third. Time II seconds.
In the senior girls 2O-yard dash,
Nell Michelston, first. Anna Katz,
second; and r. Hall, third.
G rls c0-yards on back: First Anna
Selinski, second Betty dollhouse,
third Annie Katz.
Junior boys 2O-yards on back: First
Art Cayou, second, John O'Hare,
third, Don Remission.
Boys Long plunge: Ray Gohel, 20
feet; Art Cayou, e feet; John
O'Hare and Zeph Hollenbeck, q feet.
Girls long plunge: Betty dollhouse
and Anna katz, % feet; d. Bolton, e
feet.
Boys neat dive: First Art Cayou;
and Arnold Won Hagen; second, Bill
Larson.
Swan Dive: First Art Cayou; sec
ond, Arnold Won Hagen; third Roy
Gobel.
Jack Knife: First Won Hagen and
Cayou; second and third, Bill Larson
and Mike Dohn.
High dive: First Art Cayou; sec
ond Won Hagen; third. Bill Larson.
Girls neat dive: First Annie KATE,
second, Arlene Schroeder; third Anna
Selenski.
Girls High dive: First Arlene Sch
roder, second, Annie Katz, third EN-
ma Zvorist.
In the fitting Fred Landcrs with
Art Cayou as pilot discosed of Roy
Gobel and Arnold Won Hagen, while
Mike Dohn and Hank Brown re-
had Jack Dunham and Bill
Lenhart in trouble.
Frank Harrington, George Holta,
Benton Flow, and j. ]. Macleod were
the officials in charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
Social and
Personal
ON SPEAKING TOUR

Miss Minnie J. Nelson is spending
several days visiting the various nor
NAL schools. Yesterday she spoke at
the Valley City State Teachers Train
ing school and today she will speak
at the University of North Dakota
summer session. Thursday she deliv-
cred an address at Dickinson Normal
In the morning and in the afternoon
she appeared before the meeting Of
tIe school officers at Manning. H. O.
Pippin, superintendent of Stark
county, spoke at the school officers
meeting and led the community
singing. Saturday she will speak at
the Minot normal school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
MRS. EDYTH SCHILLER AT WORK

drifted into the work. 1--WE been at
t for 10 years."
She met her husband while work.
ing.
"Of course" she says, "after my
marriage had to give up work for
4 while-but it wasn't for long.
"Now my three children help me.
My daughter Olive, II, paints with
me. Together we have won several
prizes for our work."
Their business was spread from
Worcester all over the county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
LEAVE FOR BATTLE LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Keller and
daughter, Miss Louise will leave to-
morrow by automobile for Cambridge,
Mimi, where they will spend week
with Mrs Keller's parents and then
motor to Battle Lake where they will
spend week or ten days in u cottage
at the lake. Here they will be joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. O'Hare and
family. In Fargo Mr.. and Mrs. KEEL
Ter will meet their daughter. Dorothy
who has been spending the past
month with Mr.. and Mrs. M. W.
Pierce, former residents of Bismarck,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
BROTHER OF
NEWTON BAKER
HEAVILY FINED

New York, July 27.-Julian C. Bak-
er' a member Of the Yamaqua Yacht
club in Sheepshead' Bay and said BY
Edwards Barnes, assistant collector
u customs. to be a brother Of form
or secretary Of War Newton d. Bak-
err today was fined $1,000 after coast
guards boarded his motor boat Mo-
dcstv Yesterday outside the three
mle limit and found six cases Of
whisky aboard. ~
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COMING TO RISMARcK

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Boyle and
Mrs. Boylc's mother, Mrs. Eta Nc
,Carthy of Fargo are expected to ar
rive tomorrow to visit with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle will 60 to the
Yellowstone Park before returning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
EVANS LEADS
IN GOLF PLAY

Cleveland. July 27.--Dirk Ev""s
defending champion finished the first
round one up on Jess Sweetser, ..a-
tional champion, in the Western Anna
tcur Championship today after being
rs much as three down ut the tenth
Mole. Evans squared with n birdie
three on the 10th hole. Evans won
the 18th hole and took the lead.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
BY NEA Service.

Worcester, Mass, July 27-Neve.
let marriage interfere with business.
So says Mrs. Edyth Schiller, Wor-
cester woman VINO is a success as h
business woman as we'll as mother.
There isn't much relation between
painting china and raising children,
but Mrs. Schiller supplemented one
with the other.
Il always loved to paint" she said
"cven when a child. I naturally
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
MOVING TO CALIFORNIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hanks and
family OF Werner were in Bismarck
today making arrangements for q
trip to California. In about six
weeks Mr. and Mrs. Hanks and FAM
lily expect to leave for Compton, Cal,
Yhero they will make their home.
FOR the past fifteen years, Mr.. Hanks
has operated farm near Werner.
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TO LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger and
family will leave August for De-
troit, Mimi, for week or two at the
lakes. While away they will be
guests of Judge and Mrs. Andrew
Miller at their summer home at De-
troit, Mimi. and enjoy some fishing
in ltasca Park.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.

Elaborate preparations are being
made to make the Country club dance
tonight enc of the delightful affairs
of the summer season. Mrs. Spencer
Boise is general chairman of the
committee in charge OF arrangements
and is assisted by Mr.. und Mrs. II. A.
Brandcs and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron At
kinson. The ball room Is being beau
tIfully decorated with garden flowers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27

Men and women with weak
fallen arches get prompt, per-
manent relief wearing Ground
Gripper Shoes properly fitted
at Alex, ROsen & Bro.
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LAHRS ON VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Lair and fam
lily are enjoying vacation trip in
Petersburg, Ohio. On their return
trip to Bismarck they will stop at
the Andrew Miller summer home
near Detroit, Mimi, for visit.
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LEAVE FOR NEW HOME

John Bortell and family are leav-
ing for Minnesota to visit relative
after which they will 60 to Califor
MIA to reside. Mr.. Bortell formerly
was in the hardware business here.
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GIVE THEATRE PARTY

Misses Marcia and Elaine Bowman
entertained at matinee party at the
Eltinge theatre yesterday afternoon
complimentary to their house guest,
Miss Maxine McCulloch of Washburn.
After the theatre the young people
had a o'clock luncheon at the Bow
man home on 800 Fifth street De-
corations were charmingly carried
out in pink and white. Covers we're
laid for ten guests.
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NURSE RETURNS.

Miss Anna Bahr, nurse at the st..
Al2xius hospital, who has been en-
joying her vacation with her parents
at Glen Ullin, has returned to resume
her duties.
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AMONG CITY VISITORS

DR.. and Mrs. E. II. Walker, Wis
HEX; Alvin A. Kusler, Turtle Lake;
l.. 3. Smith, Sterling; F. j. Johnson,
Steele; Morris Johnson of Steele,
and Mr.. and Mrs. RI A. Wilson of
Flaxton, were among the city visitors
here today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27

We want everyone with
Foot Trouble TO call at our
store Saturday, July 18th, for
free examination by DR..
SchOll's Foot Expert. You are
under no obligation. A. w.
Lucas Co.
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LEAVES FOR LAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Haney of
the Woodmansee Apis, left this
morning for their cottage at Haw
Lake, Mimi, where they will spend
the remainder Of the lake season.
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NOTICE! /
Continue boiling city water.
City Health Officer.

Housekeepers can do their
work much easier and in per-
feet comfort if they wear
Ground Gripper Shoes pro-
Derly fitted. Alex Rosen, &
Bro,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-27

The causes of corns, cal
louses. bunions, are elin,niat .
cd and walking made delight
ful bw wearing Ground Grip
per Shoes for men and women
properly fitted by Alex Rosen
& Bro.