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desperate and seemingly hopeless
struggle like that is very apt to start
the most devil-may-care person to
thinking of what his mother had
taught him way back in the misty
past.
That is what happened to our I'M
named companion. He was a Method
list, and he started calling on his
Methodist God in his Methodist way.
In average life he was an emery cuss,
but he confessed to his Methodist
God many low-down tricks that even
we had not known about before. He
whined and promised that if God
would help him out he would lead a
better life-all of which was said loud
enough so his God could hear him.
Along in the evening of the second
day a Cheyenne bullet came whizzing
through the grass and struck Jimmy
Lysite on the knuckle of his right
thumb. 1t made a nasty and painful
wound. The pain in his thumb and
the monotony of the situation finally
got on Jimmy's nerves, and he told
our unnamed companion to quit his
loud whine, that his God could hear
him just as well if he just thought
those things, and that it was not nee
essary to tell 1t all in a loud voice so
that the Indians, prairie dogs and
everything else in the country could
hear him, and disturb the rest of US.
Jimmy said he did not claim to be
any drawer than the others The was,
however, but he did not have 10
whine to his God; that he did not ex-
pect to settle his debts without pay
ing in full; that his God understood
everything and was foir and just.
ting their wind for another effort
that will make the Trappers' Ball Of
next year bigger, livlier, and q heap
, 1925-03-25

Due TO a process called compensa-
tory growth, if n kidney of a body
is removed, the remaining kidney will
almost double in size within four or
five weeks.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
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beach was crowded with piles OF
merchandise over which there wa.
much wrangling. barges plying regu-
larly back and forth from the an.
chored ships added hourly to the
confusion. As outfits were dumped
upon the sand their owners assem-
bled them and bore them away to
their temporary camp sites. In this
occupation every man faced his own
responsibilities single handed. for
there were neither drays nor cart.
nor vehicles Of any sort
AS Phillips looked on at the dis
order along the waters edge, as he
stared up the fr-tlanked Dyea val
ley, whittier a steady stream OF traf
fic flowed. he began to feel a fret
full eagerneSs to join in it, to be up
and going. Way yonder through
those hills lowered the Chilkoot, and
beyond that was the mighty river
rushing toward Dawson CITY, toward
Life and Adventure, for that was
what the goldhelds signihed to
Phillips. Yes. Life! Adventure!
He had set out to seek them, to taste
the flavor of the world. and there
it lay-his world. at lcast---just out
of reach. A fierce impotence. a hot
resentment at that senscless rcstric-
ton which chained him in mis- tracks.
ran through the boy. What right
had any one to stop him here at the
very door, when just inside great
things were happening? Past that
white-and-purple barrier which he
could see against the sky new land
lay. a radiant land of promise, OF
mystery. and of fascination: Pierce
vowed that he would not. could not,
wait Fortunes would reward the
FIRST arrivals; how. then, could he
permit these other men to precede
him? The world was good place
it would not let a person starve.
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FOR SALE

FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, close in.
east front, toilet, small barn, easy
terms, $265O.0O.
TWO FIVE ROOM COTTAGES, one
modern with bath, furnace, full
basement, a real bargain for both
at $245O.OO.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, modern, nice
location $45O0.0O.
A REAL 5 ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
LOW, new, built by owner for him.
self, fine place, everything COM
plete, Riverview, 100000.
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, south
front. Riverview, $4700.O0.
BUILDING LOTS in all parts Of the
city at all sorts Of prices and
terms.
INSURANCE, fire, tornado, automo-
bile, written in reliable companies.
FARM LANDS, Bismarck, the best
city in the state, is supported by the
surrounding farm lands which are
now far too low in price. BUY
NOW at the lowest values you will
ever see and make your profit.
F. f. YOUNG
min. I wk
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He noted group OF people gath
cred about some center of attrac-
ton whence issued a high-pitched
information.
"Oh. look at the cute little pea
klondike croQuet the packers pas
time. Who'll risk a dollar to win
dollar? It's healthy sport It's
good for young and old--a cheeild
can understand it. Three Eskimo
igloos and an educated pill!'
"A shell-gamc!' Pierce Phillips
halted in his tracks and stared in
credulously, then he smiled. "A
shell-game, running wide open OH
the main street of the town" This
7ras the frontier, the very edge OF
things. With an odd sense of un-
reality he felt, the world turn back
ten years. He had seen shell-games
at circuses and fairgrounds when
he was much younger, but he sup
posed they had long since been
abandoned in favor of more ingeni-
Gus and less discreditable methods
of robbery.
The operator maintained an in
cessant monologue At the moment
of Pierce's arrival he was directing
it at an ox-eyed individual evil
IDENTIFY selected to be the next VIC
tim. The fellow was stupid, never
theless he exercised some caution at
first. He won few dollars, then
he lost a few, but, alas! the gam
bling fever mounted in him and
greed finally overcame his hesitation.
With an eager. gesture he chose a
she'll and Phillips felt glow of sat
isfaction at the realization that the
man had once more guessed Alright
Drawing forth a wallet, the fellow
laid it on the table.
I'll bet the lump" he cried.
TheHdealer hesitated., "How mucl,
you got in that alligator valise?"
1.-TWO hundred dollars"
Two hundred berries on one
bush" The proprietor of the game
was incrcdulous. Boys, he aims
to, leave me cleaner than snow
bird" Selling the walnut shell be-
tween his thumb and fore6nger, he
turned, it over. but instead of ex-
posing the elusive pellet, he managed.
by an almost imperceptible forward
movement. to roll it out from under
its hiding-place and to conceal it
between his third and fourth fingers.
The stranger was surprised, dunn
founded. at sight of the empty she'll.
He looked on open-mouthed while
his wallet was looted of its contents.
Every now and then win a
little one" the gambler announced
as he politely returned the bill-case
to its owner. He lifted another
shell, and by some sleight-of-hand
managed to replace the pellet rpon
the table. then gravely tipped five
dollar gold piece to one of his
boosters.
Phillips eyes were quick; from
whe'e he stood he had detected the
maneuyer and it left him hot with
indignation. He felt impelled to tell
the victim how he had been robbed,
but thought better of the impulse
and assured himself that this was
none of his affair. For perhaps ten
minutes he looked on while the
sheep-shearing proceeded.
Ito be continued)
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THE STORY STARTS

Dyec. in Alaska, at the time of the
discovery of gold in the Yukon, has
Just begun to recSoer from the first
tales of the hidden scealh that lies
beyond ChIkOot Pass. Lucky
Broad ard Kid Bridges are operat-
ing a furnishing "SheN-game" on one
otthe principal corners. The place is
III gu npr0dr-everyone is bent on
getting across the border into Canada
to seek their fortunes.
4 human tide uas already coming
northscard from the States schieh
S7celled and gnickened daily as the
meas of George Cdrmdck'S discovery
spread across the srorld. 1t sIo7ved at
Dyfa-sloaVed because of the 0bsta-
clss that lay beyond. 4 boat has Just
arrived at the tent city and 7cith 1t
comes Pierce Phillips to join the
group Of ArQonontS.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
III N 9 - .# -.@.
Statesmen WANTED

SPECIALITY SALESMEN-This id IS
intended to interest only sales
men now employed, between ages
of 30 to so years, who own a car
and who would be interested in
selling a farm utility manufac-
tured and sold by the largest and
oldest corporation of it's kind in
the United States. This is an ex-
cellent opportunity for real work
ers. If you are making less than
three to four hundred dollars per
month, please get in touch with
me at once. Write c. H. Myers,
Room 2, Koepp Bldg, Huron. s.
Dali. for appointment. 10-l6-3t
SALESMEN-Wholesale house over
forty years success selling grocer
les Of nationally recognized merit
through proven economical direct
to-consumer plan. Products in
daily use. Year round demand.
Big possibilities. Experience not
necessary. For permanent con-
nectiOn with real future write
John Sexton & Co.. box H H. Chi
cago. lO-16-lt
WANTED-Salesmen to sell popular
priced car in Bismarck and vicin-
ity. Write Ad. No. 80, care Tri-
bune. lO-14-1w
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NEWS BRIEFS

Grand Forks, N. D.-North Dakotd's
state mill and elevator showed q net
profit of $24,953.33 for September.
St. Paul.-Edwin A. Swiggum
Grafton, N. N, world war veteran,
died. at the, Aberdeen veterans hos
pftaf here Of be45t dfsease.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Los Angeles ewsboy Brown of
New York took lO-round decision
over Frank Geneo, flyweight cham
pon. recently defeated by Fidel La
Barba, school boy boxer.
Chicago.-Johnny Meyers, middle
weight wrestling titlist. defeated
Bobby Bylund Of Minneapolis two in
three falls.
Columbus. --Gustavus II. Schmelz.
IS, once manager of the Washing
ton, Cincinnati and St. Louis base
ball clubs, died Of heart disease
A torpedo takes four minutes to
reach target $500 yards away.
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st. Paul.-William Brandt, 81, was
charged with first degree murder for
the confessed Staying Of Francis Pic
letti, II.
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Observation-Disclosures of Wash
burn Crosby Company, flour millers.
declared. regular !. quarterly dividend
Of 81 per cent. totaling $l22.600,
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FOR SALE

EIGHT ROOM fully modern house,
good cemented basement. laundry
tubs, hot water heat, maple floors,
gas stove and kitchen range. South
front, convenient to school and
churches. Price $47O0 with $500
cash down payment.
FIVE ROOM fully modern one story
bungalow, maple floors, birch trim,
fire place, hot water heat. vege.
table and laundry rooms. south
front, sale price $4,000. Terms.
FIVE ROOM fully modern one and
two story dwelling, part base
ment, furnace, north front, fine
lawn and shrubbery, close to city
park. Sale price $4,000 with terms.
FOUR ROOM partly modern two
story house, lot 100 by $50, east
front, price $1,000 with one-half
cash. House in good condition.
EIGHT ROOM modern house. four
bedrooms, choice location, hard
wood floors, south front, double
garage, trees and shrubbery, con-
venient to schools. Price $84OO'
Terms.
SIX ROOM modern house on 9TH
street, three sleeping rooms with
large clothes closets, maple floors,
full basement. vegetable and laun-
dry rooms, fire place, fine lawn
and shade trees, double garage,
convenient to schools. Price $500
with terms.
FOUR ROOM one story bungalow
full basement, hot air furnace,
laundry tubs, maple floors. Price
$4,000 with small payment down.
SIX ROOM one and one.half story
house, full basement, furnace heat
maple floors fire place. east front
lot 50x14O. Best location in city
Convenient to school. Price $60O0
Terms.
ONE BLOCK improved with six
room house, newly painted, good
we'll Of water. windmill, one and
one.half story frame barn, garage
chicken house. An fenced with
woven wire, ideal for chicken
ranch. Save your monthly salary
and let your chickens and cows
make your living. See me fol
price and terms.
We are getting new listing every
day. Before you buy, it will pay
you to see US. Loans promptly
closed on improved city property
We have some very good bargains
In farm lands. House rentals. In.
surance.
PRICE OWENS
Eltinge Block, room ~, phone AL
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PAGE SEVEN

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ID. To exist.
IS. 1000 pounds.
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81. Reckless criminals.
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40. To piece out.
AZ. To take legal proceedings.
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81. Cover.
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sugar.
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EVENING PICK
A musical comedy, grand opera
and popular studio programs
make this an important night for
radio fans.
Eastern Time
WEAF (492) Meyer Davis
Lido-Venice Orchestra.
KDKA (309) 6:l5-Dinner con-
cert.
wJR (517) Studio orches-
ira.
WGY (s7s.5) 7:4o-Musical
comedy in three acts. "The Hid
WBz (s3s.l) s-Piano recital
by Isabel Steele.
WVAE (46l.3) S:30-Coneert.
WEAR (339.4) S:30-Dance
WV (s52.7) e-Dance pro-
gram.
Central Time
KSD (545.l) 7:30-Artist reci-
tai by Mrs. Dorothy Coates Coe,
harpist.s
WDAF (3es.e} s-varied mu-
steal program.
voc (48A) program Of
German music.
KYW (SS6) 10-Midnight Re-
vue.
WCC0 (4lG.4( 1O:l9-Dancc pro-
gram.
WGN (37O.2) 1O:3O - Jack
Chapman's orchestra.
Mountain Time
KOA (322.4) s:l0-Studio pro-
gram. %
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Good modern home cen
trally located, furnished or not.
Only permanent responsible parties
desired. Call or phone 1881 from
$3.50 to 8 p. m. 1O-13-lw
FOR RENT room modern house
on 18th street for $45. Has 4 bed
rooms. full basement, good porch
and large garage. Geo. NJ. Regis
ter. 1O-l4-3t
FOR SALE-Five room house at III
9Th St. Must be moved of proper
ty this fall. Phone 1877 or call at
the Lockwood Accessory Co., 800
Main St. lO-l6-tf
FOR RENT-Partly furnished. apart
ment, Business College Building.
Phone 1873. 1O-15-3t
FOR RENf-A furnished modern
apartment. adults only. Phone
27b-W. 1o.N-tf
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LOST

LOST-Bunch Of keys in contaner,
return to Emmett Griffin, Pop
corn wagon, or p. o. Box 1874.
1O-1G-Ot
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FOR SALE-Wisconsin Cafe. Good
paying business for right party.
Good reasons for selling. Address
W. D. Putnam, Beach, N. D.
1O-13-4t
FOR SALE-Pool hall containing
two pool tables, also barber chair.
Write Henry Speichert, Temvik,
N. D. 10-16-1W
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PERSONAL
E1n&ITGRuC

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Fred l.. Sothan. single
Mortgagor. to Peters and Company.
LIST day OF! February. 1919. and filed
for record In the office Of the Reg
istcr OF Deeds Of the County of Bur =
leigh and, State of North Dakota
on the 24th day OF February, 1919,
at 1900 o'clock =. m. and recorded
in Book 1911 Of Mortgages, at page
81. and assigned by written instru-
28th day Of February, 1919. and
filed for record I'm the office Of the
Register of Deeds Of the County OF
Burleigh and Stale Of North Dakota
on the 9th day of March. 1919 at
1880 O'Clock p. mn, and recorded lin
Book Isl Of Mortgages; at page g.
and further assigned by written in
strnrnent to Alice NJ. Wiley. Amy j.
Ports, Walter ii. williams and Lii
lie NJ. Sellers, dated the LIST day OF
July, 1928. and filed for>record in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds
of the County of Burleigh and state
Of North Dakota on the 18th day of
August, 1928, at 800 o'clock ann.
and recorded in Book rs Of Mont
cages, at page 247, will be fore
closed by a sale, of the premises in
said mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed. at the front door OF the
Court House in Bismarck. County OF
Burleigh and state of North Dakota
at the hour of ten o'clock Il. n,., on
the 5th day of November. 1925, 10
satisfy the amount due upon said
mortgage at the date of sale. The
premises described in said mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows
The Southwest Quarter tSWa) OF
Section Nine 90, in Township One
Hundred Forty N4O). .+orh
Range Seventy-seven (77), West OF
the Fifth Principal Meridian. Bur-
leigh County, North Dakota.
Notice of intention to foreclose
served as provided by law, there
Will be due at the date OF sale. III,
sum Of Twenty-six Hundred sixty
seven and 40-1OO ($2.667.4O) Dollars
together with the statutory attor-
ney's fees and disbursements allow
ed by law. The Mortgagors having
failed to pay taxes levied and as
sessed against the hereinbefore. de-
scribed land for the years. 1929. 1898
and 1894 amounting to One Hundred
Ninety-seven and ,G7-100 ($197.67)
the said amount which Is included
in the amount claimed to be due
under the mortgage being fore:
Dated September ~, 1895.
ALICE NJ. WILEY, AMY ]. PORTS
WALTER II. WILLIAMS AMI
LILLE NJ. SELLERS.
f. A.. RIPLEY.
Attorney for Assignees,
Mandan, North Dakota.
O-CE-1n.C. ~ g "a n
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
KNOW THYSELF. We each have
some special Gift which astrology
can reveal. HUMANITY AND
The ZODIAC, that strange and
mysterious book with which you
can amaze your friends by the ac-
curacy with which you read their
characters DEALING WITH VO-
CATION, LOVE, COURTSHIR.
MARRIAGE, HEALTH, REARING
OF CHILDREN, etc. Sent to any
address upon the receipt of SO
cents cash. Individual readings
one dollar. By Professor A. ?.
Seward, 421 Van Horn Hotel, Bis
marck, N. Dakota. 1O-1O-lwk.
FOR SALE-Duroc boars with pedi-
gree papers. Also would trade
c".tle or horses for second hsnd
truck, or will pay cash. Am in the
market fof fat cattle. IL 1-2 s. z.
Bismarck, J. E. Chesak.
lo-.-sw
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also native singers. Cages, seeds,
treats. etc. Phone 116J. Jacob
Bull, Dickinson, N. OAK, Box 728.
10-l2-3m
WANTED TO BUY-A buzz-saw
frame, in good shape. will pay
cash. Write Oscar Anderson, box
l9l, Bismarck, N. Oak.
RIPE TOMATOES, first class, $3.50
to $3.50 per bushel. Green toma-
toes, $3.50. Phone 1874 or call Mrs.
ErlenmeyeE. 423-3rd St.
; :yn'.l IL ap-1 81
SHEEP FOR SALE-60O good breed
ing ewes. J. P. Geesez, Tappen, n.
u 80, Il. "a ..e -lor1o.1t
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Furnished
hotel located at Zap, N. d. This
is a real hotel bargain that it will
pay you to investigate. Good town,
good location. Write Tribune No.
81. 1O.12-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR Stakeholder brick garage
with equipment and stock Ford
parts and accessories. Well estab-
lished Ford business doing ap-
proximately $125,OO0 annual bust
ness. Located main line Northern
Pacific between Fargo and Minnea-
polls in thriving town of about
1000. Owner compelled to sell ac-
count poor health. A real oppor-
tunity for the right party. A. Y.
More Co., Fargo, N. Oak.
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FOR SALE-Basement pool hall and
bowling alley, 2 tables and only
alley in railroad town. Bar, candy
and cigar cases, and other pool
hall fixtures included in lease, ex-
piring July LIST, 1927. Steam heat.
Rent reasonable. Will sell at cost
of stock on hand. Write or call
j.. c.. Box 1873. Wilton, N. D.
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good warm home. Gentleman pre-
ferred. tbs Mandan Ave. or Phone
C25W. 1O-l5-2t
FOR RENT-Strictly modern room.
Call lOl7 or call at 81 Ave. A. Cor
ner Mandan Ave. lO-l-tf
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FOR RENT-One nice warm fur
nished room in modern house.
Close in. 4l2-5th st. Phone
925-W2 1O-l5-l w
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ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-One large modern room,
suitable for one or two and single
room. Also garage, close in. Phone
604J or call Is Thayer st.
10.1S 4 ~
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Middle aged woman to
keep house on farm, near city.
Apply in person at 424-7th st.
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WANTED-School girl to work for
board and room. Small family.
Call at 6l9-6th St. Phone 214W.
10-l5-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

Eltinge Block, room 10. phone AL
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POSITION WANTED
OFFICE EXECUTIVE with twelve
years of experience in accountancy,
credits, collections and sales pro-
motion, now employed desires
change. Correspondence held con-
tidential. Write Tribune No. 90.
1O-lO-7t
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 1908 Sweet St. or
Phone 57l. = 1O-14-3t
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LADY COOK WANTED-Must be
good pastry cook. Write Killdeer
Cafe, Killdeer, No. Oak.
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WANTED TO BUY-A buzz-sau
frame, in good shape. Will pay
cash. White Oscar Anderson, boz
19l, Bismarck, N. Oak.
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