davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
Sonfbpborit tafaiIin @enGjGlle.

&olmetiibatta Ooufbobor.labfo-
lnista &umiacfin ie.oulta Sasfat-
cbepaniSt mpp parbaillaan omai-
llluttaan pnlmistautitafleen ltibte-
mGGn tataiiin ipnnDinmaabnnia 8e-
Middle. Wtatfa tapabtuu joStafin
CANADIAN iotamasta erifoiiesti t1td
torfoitusta iparten ipuofratulla Ioi-
ipalln Soeslaan. Selrlte fdlittGG
noin folmnnnen olnn CANADIAN itie-
hGiiestG Ooufbobor- iiirtolastn ia ia.
lellGolelpat flntiitubottu benfiloG ni-
foipnt I6bteG noiil muoben fulilttita.
"Solouoelliiet olot eiipGt tGdllG
ole farmarille eoulliiet", ianoi mllit-
an ieurueen iobtobenfiloistG pois-
ldboon ipptd ielipittdesiGdn. ~Olems
me tulleet bahpaitiemaan, ett1 me
main teemme rabaa ioillefin Glpf-
f1ille benfiloilIe, iotfo fGptt1ipGt bp
pGfieen it'd ieiffda, ettG me olem.
me Dfiinfertoista mGfeG, jofa ba-
luao ppipG ianoSiaan eifG taboo tur
pal,tua lofiin. SolGt1s ei iroiele
meitG niitG iuastaan emmefd me fp-
fene iuojelemoan title itieGrrne.
Siirtolnilet luorittapat itie mot
fafustonnufienia 8endi1lle iaoffo,
misiG neuipostoballitrfien 'pitGiii
puolestaan atttao BELLE ilmaiiefii
maata ia ntaanipilielpsfoneistoo iaa
malta iiitG foripaufiefii pbben tlu.
oesoian iaoosta. Ganaoasta tpieipGt
be mitfanoan noin ieitientGn mil.
ioonna bollaria, iofa BELLE on fart.
tnnlit iprolifauiien oberrufien tlt-
lofiend. Whutan nmerifoloinen Ipn.
oifaotti oifoo ostoo 'Sosfotcbeipa.
min i1GpGn fiinteilniston ia nlitut
tnlparat noiu 100000 eefferiG
maata ia ainofin pltolen milioonon
oollarin orposto naonipiljelpsapGli.
neit1 b. nj. tarpeito. 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
&aafa lueritp6 Y. 9atotasia.

Stloten, 9e. g., belmit. / b. -
2ubella Goinbllrgia, Eobiois0afotas
ia alulpo Sbeooore Snrien ampui ei-
len fuoliaafli erosin olleen wninon.
ia, paimrnin fafii iiinrta ia lanfo.
miebenl1. Weirba topo9tlti 9. 9.
Auanbecfin farmilla. 8eritp0nl1
jdIfeen patent mllrbaaia ratiubepo-
leila milfanaon 4-lpuotias tptt1ren.
Ia, jonfo padlti iobtlineesta riioosta
murbot oibeiltiiitpat. Wfp0benlnlin
lpangittiin milrbaoja ii1niG maati-
hlla ia b1neltG otettiin aleet pois.
SGn ontautui masturinnotta ia Ia,
betettiin lliesjoufon laattomano Wc
%illen panfilaan.
Gc5!pa1n fanlnlan peritponl1, lpe
Il Sarlen mltrboftlien rlllmiit buo-
neeleen, paleli ne faiffi faraliinilla
ia iptptti rafennnflen tileen.
OlGferrasiu nuffumosIa ollltt
panba mics, Sbor. &nltteion, berGii
ia fiirebti alafertaan,
josia ban pboesiG paifalle rientG.
neen naaplrin iiallnGn ia tGmGn
tponlieben fansia iammlltti tlllipa.
Ion ia pelasti oiittain palaneet rul,.
miit palonasto rofennifiesto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
slnti Saloum liiton jobtaja bmomat
tn iDDlliIefii.

&illiam $. 9lnoerion, SEEM Oor-
tin ipaltion 9lntiJSaloon liiton jo9-
tajn on buomattl ipplliiefii SEEM
9ortin plioifelloesia fabteen fantee.
ieen jciSIa b1ntd 'ipptettiin folmon-
men liofon pGirennDfiestd palffioi-
Den iafalnilesia liiton erGGn entiien
rnboien fer1GiGn fansla.
Suomari Sompfins ilmoitti, eta
s(nberion tultaiiiin tl1omitiemaan
belfnit. 8 p:nG. Spptettp on ollut
papaolla jalolla 5000 tafaufiella,
jota iatfettiin. 2uultnnao on, -ettG
pGGtofiestG tlilloon metoamaon. sos
p11tostG ei fllmota, on inplliiefii
bllomnttuo ooottamasia monfeusran
aaistus, jonfn forfein mGGr1 on
iuiiii mltotta ia alin fafii ia puoli
puotta.
Sdltfdtullfa Ddrtttlt paatoSta tltits
min ia 40 nitntitttia. Soottatpa ND.
fiioliffo ei iaanut tietGG pGGtofies-
tG otis, iillG laittafltnnan patbeens
jo9taja ilmoitti len Min matalalla
ti1nellG, ettG ainoastnan LGbinni o.
lelpat len flnlliapot. glnberion fili-
teilfin fuuli innot, jotfa merfitlimGt
bGlpiotG bGnelle pitfGsiG taistelus-
Iaan. SGn iulfi iilmaniG betfefii ia
buofoli fl,lilunasti. WeitGGn mielen-
oloitltsta Ell tapabtuniit, fila oifers
oil antanltt lparotltfien, ettG nitG
tabnnia nielenoioituSto tltltniiiin pi.
tantG1n oifeuoen balmefiimiieno ia
railfailenaan len mlifnan.
s[nberionia on obottarrosia pielG
nelii fnnnetta ioisia bGntG ipDte.
tGGn porfoloesto ia firistptien bar. !
jottamiiesta. SietGmGtorttG on, tul.
lannfo bG,ttG riistG tittfimoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
Safian lasten bGta iamomatom.

Berlin. = 9erliner Sageblnttin
ttetdman utufaan on fituremp;er'
Sofian faupilnfien pornestoreil(e
ofoitetusia tieoustelitsio f1nnnt lel.
tpille, ettd Ioffoloiiet lopIet firiin1t
eniten npfpiiin mnIlitlepasta bGoGs.
I'd. @nstaiifiista ilmenee NJ. IT., ct.
t1 OresOeniSid fesfilnGGrin 700 Ios
to ioapur foulliun iponGttG iitG en-.
men danliaista. Wliiitofoan aailiais.
ta be' eip1t ian. Sofa pdiipG ppor.
tpp lapiia foulitisia ip1ipmsfien job
6osta. gsiirnbergisiG tiitfituistd T.
$50 lapiesta oil 5000 liion beitoSti
raipittiia. 2eipaigisiG Of, 8 prof. fai.
fiSta fcllulepiisto iaanri ola il.
mcn lGmint1 ritofoa ia Mincbenis.
f1 inirastoo 78 prof. tittfituisto lap,
iista tiiberfulooiiu: &ofo Sofiasio
otpat Iopiia ia oifiiiiio marten iua.
ratrt tiiberfulooiiporontolot tGpG,
t6pnnG. 8oriin ilirllliien fli.Oon
!arjoolpat mafliibuoneolot nd,Sid.
&.mii ia uieompiafin benfilcit6
nuffuit nieinfin iamasia buoneesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
SarfeG raamattnlSntS.

gsiilin lparreIla tebopisid bauta.
faimaltfiiSia on lopoettp popurus.
faiifirioitls, iofa iiidltdG foptinfie.
liien iiliennofien Sobannefien e.
monfelillmisto. SGliennos on n.
muooeIta 400 idIfeen &ristltfien i'm
tDnan iiis monbimpia raamatun
tefsteid. &diifirioituS on SrittilGi.
len pipliaieitran ballusia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
smOmen ,uardspmInli crumnnt.

@ortrono'isio, lOre., toimineeIGe
Suomen iparofontnlilIe, berra Sobn
Saorelle, mponii Snomen ltIfoaii-
oinministerio ioflt oifo iitten pppn.
nostG eron iporofonitlinipirastaon.
ObOpsipoItoin @oItiooeporte-
menttiin oliosta oifanoon tebbpn II.
moitufien joboosto on npttemrin
ipirallisto tietG ioopuniit ipostous,
iosin porafoninli Saoren pirfaero
ilnroitetoon 8oItiooeportemenfisio
buomioonotetufii.
SGsid pbtepoesid moinittofoon
ettG, fiiten tiinnettiio, Suonen Ton.
iuIifii 9lstoriaan, Ore, biIiattatr
ninitettiin berro 90. $. SeIlmon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
sfainen palannt' esiosiafsrasia.

lluoen muooen aattono noin flo
%5 oifaan biiontoiitpat erG1t talol.
liiet SSionfpron pitdidn Seripojoen
fplGSiG, ettG itiell. lesfen Sfiitfo
Safolan aiitflnosid of tuli irti.
&iennettiin paifalle ia tiinfeiibitttiin
iii6Ile. SGIloin biionattiin giiffa
Sofolan iofa pfiinadn aiui talosia,
mafootpan lattialla, miitto biionees
ia poIoiipot main ieinGpoperit. SuIi
ionnm,tettiin beti olfiuinio ia rpb.
opttiin ulttamaon lattinllo mofao-
ipoo, iolloin buontattiin bGncn ole
man pielG beneisid, rtittta puolef.
Il poloneeno. Ielid tiintio mpobem-
min ban iitten fiioli.
W1ist6 tiili TAI aIfiinio, ei tpor.
nniiiibella tieoetd nlittta ortpelloon
Sofolan prittGneen iptpttG6 iitniin
tiiIta, ntittta iaaneen htIen ipoottei-
iiinNo ia footiineen lottiuIIe, Sdtd
otufiitmoo tiifee ie, ettd uuitisio ei
ollut tiiIto eifd mposfaGn lompusio.
goIiiiitiittintoa ei tapobtltnon JOB.
oosta ole tuieId toinritettu. @oinoio
oil rs ipuotias.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
12-iunotias tbtt6 10 fabSem lapien
Giti.

Chicago. &un MrS Jlorence
@lbano Sarno bofi liipafiriao nat
miiiin menoa iparteii, paIiastui mer
filliiiG oiioito San OF mennpt nni-
miiiin 10 puooen ,ponbano ia 10
12-puotiIeno of bGneIIa faffi lasta.
Wers Sorno on MT 80 ipuottn mani
ba meni noimiiiin 90 tprotta fit
ten banell6 on fdfii 1S.puOtiasta
lasta ia croft eniimGiiestd miebes-
tG6n 1905.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
tualtioisia on lainatti fpllin buo.

miotn.
g)bbps:poltain 9ureou of gouco.
tion Abuonluuttnn eoellilen ioboosta,
ettG t1rfeintG oiuustoiminnolIilen
tpon .aloIla Ell ole lpicIS otcttli ton.
oelliieSti buon1ioon ia ie on faSipa.
man nitorilon faspntltS oittustoinin
nollileSti. Satojd niljoonia oollarei.
ia moitoiiiin liiGtti trobon eoellG-
moinittuitn bilioonailnmann. Jos
maoloisfolilut rafennettaiiiin ia pl.
lapibettGiiiin oiiitstoinlinnon pob.
ialla. SiiGfii on bdipaittli, ettG mis-.
I'd nnoieroun foulllfosmotus on bp.
ipGIlG Sannnlla, iiellG oiuustoirnin.
nallinen liifetointt parbaiten menes.
tbp.
Wfnoslnmme lontpns noin 22,000,.
600 fouIuif6istG Iosta. gsiioen fou.
lllittorniieen fGptetGdn ipuoiittaift b.
II bilioona boIlaria. &olmasola tuos
ia iitmmosto fGptetGGn maaloisfou.
Iiiibin. gbteistoit1innan taiitta moi.
taiiiin. tGtd lunmoa taioittna iiir.
rcmnillo ia poremmilla tliIofiilla.
Monisia ipaltioisio maffetnan
rtaaieiitiiopettoiille MT 10 .erinfiis.
tonnlfiio postoopo polffo, icten
bbtpi6 opettoiamoiihin on mabboIli.
fatits iooba, iitiitto Ioptpp ipaltioitn,
ioisia opettaiien polfot opot buonot
ia ioisio opettojifii pprfitpGt main
beifoimmot oinefiet. On fGiitettd.
tp1G, ettG Jos opcttoia on beiffo, Ell
ap1t Iopiet ioo iitG opetitstd., mifd
BELLE finiIriii.> SGbdn pitoleen on
rnbbpttn enemntGn buontioto Iainoo.
moon iefG moan ettG ipoItioioen o.
petitspirdstoien tabolto, Min ettd l.
fGipG puoli opetnsidriestelmdsidn.
me titlii foriatitffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
Sotaajau preii=
Ocntti fuollnt
&npli itnnmntaiaamnna iairastettt'
aan Dli neliG iunptta.

uss" wv NSAlu 'pApAtu'
@iime iltnnilntaiita fell6 tt:1i
ap. fiioli gSaibingtonisio. Q. 6
maomme entinen preiioetltti 8ooo
rom 8iIion. S:ri @rapion, .8ilio
mia boitaluit l11fGri, ilmoitti fuole
masta ieurampnlla tieoonannollo:
"Wtr. @ilion fltpli flo 1915
4dnen ipoameni1 tpininta beiffon
beiffonemistaan ia ,iupuimot lpbdr'
Iibaflet iiiben mdGrdGn, ettG ne fiel'
tGptpipGt enempi toimilnosta. 2op.
pii tuli rallballiiesti.
"&riolerilan etGiiempGnG ippna of
tpiioettG ipuotta tnfaperin olfonllt
buono termeDs, ninlitt1in iperiilto,
r1ten falffilttitnlinen ia lperenipofip
aitpoibin. @dlittonlGnG ippn6 of
ltupitnlus, iofa ieuraii mime piifon
alusia alfanaitta rit1anIulatusbdiri-
0itG, jofa febittpi pafannan astee-
feen nasta parbain belmif. pGi.
tpGn naniltna".
@oo6rop @ilion oil ipntpnpt
IStauntonisia, Sirginian moltiosia,
io,iInf. 90 p:nG, 1856, ifotlantilais-
irlantilaiiisto tpanbentmista. SGnen
tapii nimenid of Sbomas 8ooorop
@illon ia fiitiitttiin bantG poitaiena
"Tonrmpfii." @raoueerottuaan
Brincetonin pliopistosia 1879 t1n.
nettiin bGnet ainonStoun @oo6rom
@ilionin nimellG. &Gnen iiGniG oil
presbDterifirfon pastori Solepb
Struggles 8ilion ia ditiniG oil Ses.
fie @ooorotp. Scum nuori gSilion of
fab6en tpuooen ifGinen, ntitittti per-
be 9lugustaah @a, ia iieltG mpo.
bentmin Golitinbiaan, 9. g., n1isiG
@ilion fGipi folilua iifGlGiiesid Sa.
bibion Gollegesia. Sliosta opistosta
bdn iiirtpi fliitenfin Brincetonin p-
Iiopistoon, mistd graoiieernttudan
bdn opisfeli lafitieoettG Sirginian
ipoltion pliopistosla. 8uonna 1882
ban olfoi barioittaa lafir1ieben am.
mottio gltlantasio, @n. gliuioliittoon
meni bGn ellen 9ouis 9(ronin, Ga.
tpannabin presbpterifirfon pastorin
fpttGren fanSia, 1885. Seille ipntDi
folme tDtGrtG, @argaret, iofa on
ebelleen pflinGinen, Sesiie, iofa me-
nj opioliittoon SronciS 8owes Snp.
rem fonsia, ia eleanor, iosta tiili
@illiom Gibbs 0tc9looon, ertiien
rabostoii9teerin tpoinro.
Ireiioentti Coolidge on mGGrGn.
NIT, ettG 8olfeon Gallon oeporte-
menttien rafennltsten lipl,t tulee Of.
Ia puolitongosio 80 pGiipGn oion
@ilIonin litltiston fitnnioittoiniIefif.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
MnSeriom pitGa .paiffania gnti.
Salppn Iiitpsfd.

Seem yorf. = gGnti.Saloon iii.
ton Seem gorfin -tpaItion preiioentti
tri Doipio 8. @urnelI iImoittoa, eft.
I'd 8illiam S. anoerionin, Iiiton
irtperintenoentin baipaitieminen ippl
Iiiefii tpGGrennpfieen, eli title fpoi-
flittamoan niit6dn bGnen Iibteiiiin-
ia Iiiton fansia. 9lnoerion idd np.
fpiieen toimeenia iifii oitoo fun o.
ootetoan petoontiisoifeuoen pGGtos.
ti oiiasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
9emimin ienraaia.

Wtosfoiposta tiilIeen tieoon NIT
foan on Glefiei Stpanoiuitcb gfpfob
polittu @endidn bolIitiifien pdd-
ministerifii 2eninin iiioan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
Stalia tnnnnstannt 2enaiam.

8iimeiiimpien ionomaIebtitieto-
jen nlpifaan on Stalia fitnnustoniit
8endidn balltufien.,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
gerithSn tefiis iaannt tnpmipn.

Ebeooore 2orion, iofo nurboii
neIid benfifod IabeIId arotenia, 81.
8. on titnnustuntit rifofienia ia on
ban titomittii eIinfaiitiieen iponfeii.
teen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-02-07
Snnnettn iaomaIainem

9lugust SaineIl on fiollut Binto-
itisia, Wainn. tantmif. t6 b. @ai.
nuialta idi iuaimo, fatii poifoa ia
pffi tptto.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-09-05
CAR SHORTAGE
IN NORTHWEST
is PREDICTED
Fargo Man Sees Serious Sit
uation Unless Prompt
Action Is Taken

Fargo, Sept. 5.-Northwest rail-
roads arc facing the possibility Of
one Of the most serious car shortage
situations in their history. r. F..
Gunkelman, vicc-president and rep
resenting North Dakota on the North
west Regional Advisory Board of
the American Railway Association,
declared today. The movement Of
grain, potatoes and livestock this fall
is the heaviest Northwest railroads
have ever had to meet, Mr.. Gunkel-
man said.
Mr.. Gunkelman said this situation
was the cause of a meeting of the Ad-
visory Board which has been called
at Minneapolis Saturday.
"Although the situation promises
to be acute" he said, "timely action
may prevent such a serious shortage.
However, we must get immediate ac-
ton"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-09-05
N. D. FLOWERS
TO BE SHOWN
Annual Horticultural Show
Planned at HankinsOn

Hankinson, N. d., Sept. .5.-Fruits.
vegetables and flowers raised by
North Dakota farmers on the fields
and gardens of the state will have
their innings September As when
the state Horticultural Society holds
it's second annual Horticultural
Products Show at Hankinsor.
More than 100 ribbons will be
awarded for the first three winners
in each class and variety, announces
A. F. Yeager, secretary of the So
ciety and horticulturist at the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
Fifty-siX classes Of fruits, flowers
and vegetables are listed in the con-
test and more may be entered later,
Mr.. Yeager says. r. H. Nelson,
Hankinson, has charge of the entries
and exhibits.
A two-day program consisting of
talks on various horticultural sub
jects, election Of officers for the
coming year, and an automobile tour
to nearby nurseries will be held in
connection with the show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-09-05
PAVING NEED
LOOMS AHEAD
Auto Traffic Growing Rapidly
in North Dakota

Five hundred cars day over a
stretch of road is enough traffic to
Justify the placing of pavement, says
recent Minnesota highway news
bulletin, and while North Dakota's
traffic doesn't at present. equal that
over the entire system. it is felt by
good roads advocates that that time
is not far in The future and that
some arrangements must be made
now to insure hard surfaced roads
for the future needs of the state.
"In our search to find plan
suitable for financing highway
construction program suitable for
the building of the necessary roads
in the future, we have hit upon the
model plan,-the gas tax for road
construction they say. "This is
the system under which the motor
lists pays for the road he uses thru
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-09-05
8 COUNTIES
WILL JOIN TO
AID RED CROSS
Enthusiasm Is Shown at
Meeting in Mandan to
Plan for the ROll-Call
HARDY is PRESENT

Representative from eight coun-
ties met yesterday at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms in Mandan, for
the purpose Of outlining the plans
fer the development of the Red
Cross roll call, to be held Oct. S
to 10. J. y. Hardy, director of the
roll call for North Dakota, pres ided
at the meeting, which was held UNI
der the direction of the officials Of
the Morton county chapter Of the
Red Cross.
Mr.. Hardy stressed the isapors-
ance of membership in the Rcd
Cross organization, and said that he
felt that every person in North Da-
kota should be given the opportun-
ity to identify himself with it. say
ing that everyone should be made
to feel the desire to join. October
will be Red Cross Sunday, end
the churches are asked 70 cooperate
in the work, and to devote that Sun
day to the bringing before the peo-
pie the services which the Red
Cross has rendered in the past.
hopes to offer in the future.
A. l.. Schafer, director of the
Junior Red Cross, OF Chicago. end
Miss Isabelle Carruther:, nursing
representative for North Dakota,
were present, and are assisting Mr..
Hardy in his organization work
throughout the state.
Miss Mary Cashel is director If
the district, which inc!ui les Kllder,
Mclean, Sheridan, and Burlcl"h
counties. Mrs. F.. l.. Conkl1n was
named director for Eurleigh county.
Other representatives present we're
DR.. and Mrs. +. r. Smythe, Miss
Madge Runey, Miss Henrietta Lund,
Fl. f. Wildfang, Sterling; Mrs. II.
c. Edgerton, Wing; A. F. Bradley,
G. W. Stewart, Wilton; Robert
Stroup, Zap; W. B. Richardson,
Sanger; Mrs. G. H. Anderson, Al
mont; Mrs. Peck, Almont; Oliver
Tollofson, Carson, and Dr.. Leavitt,
Carson, and Mrs. f. A. Thorberg.
The roll call is being held in North
Dakota earlier than in any other
state, to give those conducting the
drive the pleasant weather to get
about it. Last year, in spite 81 he
difficult financial conditions of the
state, North Dakota led the central
division in the increase in member
ship, which was % percent over
that of the preceding year.
"North Dakota sets the pace 70.
all the other states" said Miss
Cashel. with the increased pros
perity of this year, We hope to
make large increase in our mem
bership,"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-09-05
Sports
DODGERS AT
GIANTS HEELS
Move to Within Three Points
of First Place

Chicago, Sept, 5.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers hold the spotlight in base
ball again today. The Dodgers won
another double victory in the Nation
al League yesterday and before to-
days play began stood but three
points below the New York Giants.
The Brooklynites ran their string Of
wins to Is consecutive victories by
trouncing Boston in two games, to
/, with Vance pitching, and . to |,
with Reuther pitching.
Cy Williams home run over the
right field wall with the bases filled
in the tenth inning gave Philadelphia
Il 10 to 6 victory over the New iorl;
Giants. Pittsburgh dropped game
to st. Louis, to 3, while RiXey for
Cincinnati blanked the Chicago Cubs,
3 to 0.
In the American League, Philadel
phia beat the New York Yankees s to
). Washington increased its lead
over New York to two games by de
fcating Boston, IL to 5.
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new. HEADS0N
A. G. FACULTY
FOR NEW YEAR
New Professors in Several
Branches of Study There
Are Appointed

Fargo, N. D., Sept. 5.-The five
new appointments to the faculty at
the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege made at a recent meeting of
the Board of Administration include
professors and instructors in the
following branches of study: arch
itecture, civil engineering, home &C.
onomics, biology and botany, and
mathematics.
During the coming year the de-
partment Of architecture will be in
charge of Walter T. Rolfe who
comes to the college from the Ala
bama Polytechnic Institute. Pro-
fessor Rolfe is graduate of the
school Of architecture in Kansas
State college and was student Of
Cecil Baker, noted architectural ed
ucator. Following his graduation
from Kansas State Mr.. Rolfe studied
in Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology from which institution he
finished with a master Of science
degree in architecture.
He has worked during the sum-
mer seasons with various architec-
tural organizations, practicing de-
sign. He is member of the Amer
lean Institute of Architects. Dur
ing the past year he has been teach
ing at the Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute. Professor Rolfe will take
the place of Harvey NJ. King, form
er head Of architecture at the North
Dakota college, who has accepted a
position as architectural supervisor
of all construction work for the
Methodist church Of the South.
Samuel B. Folk will join the staff
in civil engineering. Mr.. Folk will
take the place formerly held by Rol-
and Hoston. Mr.. Folk has taught ci-
vii engineering at the Case School of
Applied Science, Cleveland, where
he was member Of the faculty
three years. He also taught one
year at Ohio State university. He is
a graduate of Ohio state and re-
ceived his master of science degree
from Case school. Mr.. Folk is mar
ried and has one child. He will take
up his duties at the college Sep
TENDER Is.
Miss Emma J. DuBetz, graduate
Of the University of Minnesota from
which institution she holds an NJ. A.
degree, has been secured as instruct
or in modern languages. Miss Du-
Betz was on the faculty at Mime
sofa university last year. She will
take the place formerly held by
James Cuneo.
During the years absence of Pro-
fessor l. w. Smith, head of the de-
partment of mathematics, Professor
Householder will act as the depart.
ment chief. Vernon Trowbridge has
been appointed special instructor in
mathematics to care for the teach
ing vacancy. Mr.. Trowbridge is
graduate of the North Dakota COL
lege having finished in 1923. Last
season he assisted in the department
of mathematics.
Miss Ida ingalls,, Of Council Bluffs,
Ia, will be instructor in home eco
Monies in place of Miss Lucille Stan
ley. Miss ingalls, received her bach
elor of science degree from Iowa
State college and her masters degre
from Columbia university. She has
been on the faculty at Illinois uni
versity.
To the department of economic
and social sciences comes Harold c.
Hoffsommer. Mr.. Hoffsommer is,
graduate of Northwestern UNIVERSE
ty and holds a master of arts de-
gree. During the past year he has
been studying at the University of
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BANKRUPT SALE

Stock of mems clothing, furnish
ings, shoes etc, also furniture and
fixtures, accounts receivable, and all
other personal property belonging to
the estate of r. l.. Best and J. l.
Huyck, formerly transacting bust
ness under the name of Best e.
Huyck, at Bismarck, North Dakota
is offered for sale to the highest
bidder for cash. Bids will be re-
ceived by the undersigned trustee
or may be presented in person at the
Office Of O'Hare and Cox, Bismarck,
North Oak ota. Monday morning, Sep
TENDER Sth, 1924, at ten o'clock, at
which time all bids will be consid-
cred.
Right reserved to reject any, or
all bids.
L. VAN HOOK, Trustee.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
9-4-5-6
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Grant Guards
Against Bandits

Carson, Sept. 5.-William Mute
meier, sheriff of Grand county, has
appointed special deputy sheriffs for
Shields. Raleigh, Lcith, Lark, Bris-
bane, He'll. Carson, Elgin, and New
Leipzig. The new deputies will CO.
operate with residents of the various
towns in an effort to protect proper
ty against robbery.
Carson has placed night watch
man on duty for the next three
months. A vigilance committee has
been organized, and the village board
is making efforts to secure fire arms
and ammunition from Adjutant Gen
eral Fraser, Bismarck.
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Chicago where he was pursuing
studies leading to doctors degree.
In 192122 he had charge Of the
sociology work at Rockford college,
Rockford, Illinois. He has done ex-
tensive studying in rural as we'll as
urban sociology.
Gilford j. Ikenberry, graduate
of Kansas State college where he
holds a masters degree, has been
appointed instructor in bacteriology
and botany. He has had scholarships
and fellowships and belongs to sew
eral honorary fraternities in botany
and biology.
STOP HAY FEVER
You don't need to suffer from hay
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CLARA HARMON
SEEKS DIVORCE

Los Angeles. Sept. 5.-Clara Smith
Hamon German, who before her mar
riage to John W. German, motion
picture producer, was tried on Il
charge Of numbering Jake l.. Hamon,
Oklahoma oil magnate and politician,
filed suit for divorce in the super
Tor court here recently against Cor
man. whom she charges with cruelty
and intoXication.