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the same time. will not strike
but guard myself. If you fellows
can knock me out or make me
squack enough you win the match.
If l put you both on your back or
make you say coyote win the bout.
You fellows can strike me when
am down the only blow restricted is
that you cannot strike me below the
waist line If you fellows are not
yellow take me up and we will see
who is the best man, one wrestler
or two boxers. Name the date and
place by answering this challenge in
the Carson Press.
(Signed) E. L. Finlayson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-20
ONE THIN WOMAN
GAINED 10 POUNDS
IN 20 DAYS
Skinny Men Can
Do the Same
All weak men and women
All nervous men and women
ALL skinny mon and women


All nervous men and women
All skinny men and women
Can grow stronger, healthier and
more vigorous and take on solid
needed flesh in 80 days just by TAX
ing McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets four times a day-as
easy to take as candy.
And what hit these flesh produc-
ing tablets have made. One druggist
tripled his. sales in one week.
Everybody knows that nasty-tast-
ing evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is a
wonderful vitalizer, flesh producer
and health creator.
But who wants to swallow the hor-
rible stuff, when these wonderful
tablets-McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets, are just as good and
so easy to take.
A box Of 60 tablets for 60 cents
and if any skinny man or woman
doesn't gain at least pounds in 30
days-money back. Ask Finney Drug
Co.. Cowan Drug Co., and A. P. Len
hart Drug CO., or any good druggists
anywhere in America.
Be sure and get McCdc,'s, the orig.
inal and genuine, and don't forget
there is nothing on earth so good tc
make backward, listless, underweight
children grow strong and robust.
ADV
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STATE CAGING
CLASSIC OPENS
High School Tournament Is
Underway in Valley City

Valley City, N. d.. Mar. 2O.-Val-
mosphere this morning as scores Of
high school athletes from the dis
trict championship schools warmed
up for the state basketball meet to
start here at two this afternoon.
Drawings Of the tourney were COM
pletsd by noon. Play was to open
at two O'Clock in one of the greatest
Journeys ever held in the state, ac-
cording to sport writer's on the job.
The tourney is considered unique
because for the first time in sew
erat years Fargo, the championship
! team, will not be able to defend its
title having been defeated by Wah-
peton in the first round.
Several handsome. trophies are be-
ing offered by local men in addition
to the state trophy. A huge cup
goes to the team showing the hes,
workmanship; individual gold medals
: will be given to members of tho
! championship team, and medals vii
!; go to the winners of a free throw
!. contest.
Z The eight competing teams are
Wahpeton, jamestown. Mandan
!. Belfield, Grand Forks, Devil;
: Lakei Minot and Kenmare. Hun
!. dreds are in town today to back their
-home teams in the tourney play anc
Il the meet is expected to attract al
: most the patronage customary wher
it is held in a larger city.
!, Semi-finals in the meet will bs
~played off tomorrow morning at tel
!. and eleven o'clock, it was decided a
J: this mornings conference Of tourne.
Officials. The final game will b.
!. played at 8 $50 tomorrow evening fol
!, lowing consolation game between
s.the losers in the third bracket o
Sthe meet. The winner of this gam,
I, will be declared winner of thirt
-.place in the state. the final winner
being first and final losers second
: A free throw contest, with eacl
steam having one representative VIII
& will be entitled to % losses, will b.
-staged during the meet. The frs
!, three men in this contest will b
r.awarded trophies.
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FACULTY TEAM
WINS VOLLEY
TOURNAMENT

In the volley ball tournament that
is being carried on at the high school
gymnasium the Faculty team has
the highest percentage and is sure
of the pcnnant even though the last
two games to be played should be
won by other teams.
The Capitol, Rotary, and Kiwanls
arc the other teams engaged in the
tournament which has been progress
for the past six weeks.
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the emergency clause was not read
twice at the meeting at which it was
pa ssed.
The petition will be presented to
the Board of City Commissioners at
their next meeting on Monday night
for action. 1t is probable that some
litigation will result from the filing
of the petition. Should the city
commissioners refuse to submit the
matter to the voters then mandamus
proceedings will doubtless be insti-
tuted to compel them to do so. On
the other hand, if the Board Of City
Commiss toner's determine to submit
the matter to the electors. then pro-
badly an injunction suit will be
brought to enjoin the submit
In this manner the matter of the
correctness Of the procedure and
the validity Of the emergency Sec
ton will be tested in the courts.
At any rate the voters will not
have the matter up for their deter
mination at the next city election
to be held on April 7th.
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Ryder Quintet
Takes First in
Caging Tourney

The speedy Ryder quintet won the
first Northern North Dakota basket
ball championship when it took first
place i'm the first annual Northern
North Dakota amateur independent
tournament held at Drake last Fri
day and Saturday. The meet was
held under the auspices of Central
States Amateur Independent Basket
ball League, with headquarters in
indianapolis, Ind.
Ryder met Drake in the final game
and won by score of 16 to IL.
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ter to the Capitol Theatre tonight.
You simply cant afford to miss this
blood stirring, soul-thrilling romance
of that far-away land Of the Texas
Ranger, with "the green beneath and
the blue above and. dash, danger
and life-and love-!
In this, his second starring vehicle,
the youthful star is called upon to
ride-make hairbreadth 'scapes, as
though endowed with; the charmed
life of the proverbial cat. All this
and more, is promised you, if you
attend this fascinating, entertaining
picture. an. Fl
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At. The Movies
ELTlNCE THEATRE

They said he eloped with her for
her money. The girls father even
hired thugs to get" him. Tom
didn't blame him, but he "came
through" in spite of them all. Thorn
as Meighan has such a role in "Com-
ing Through" the screen version Of
the mining novel, "Bed Rock" which
is being shown at the Eltinge today
and Saturday. Toms a chief clerk
in the offices of big steel corpora
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ANNOUNCEMENT
i hereby announce my>can-
didacy for Police Magistrate.
Your support at the polls,
April 7th, will be appreciated.
w. S. CASSELMAN.
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ton. His father in law, the pres
ident of the concern, sends him down
to Cotton, the toughest of mining
camps, honing that he may get rid
Of him through some accident" But
Tom makes good and wins the love
of his bride.
Lila Lee is leading woman in
Coming Through" while Wallace
Berry, Laurance Wheat, John Mil
tern. Frank Campeau sand others
play in support.
AT THE CAPITOL
Flashing Spurs" brings that pop
ular young. Western star. Bob Gus
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A CHALLENGE
hereby challenge Buck Garrison
and Battling krause to meet me in
the ring at Carson or any other
place for mixed bout. Both of you
fighters can face me in the ring at
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Seventy-nine American cities now
have populations in excess of 10O,-
900.
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STATE TOURNEY
DRAWINGS MADE

Valley City, N. d., Mar. 20.-Draw-
ings for the state basketball
tournament, which is starting here
today, we're made this morning as
follows:
Grand Forks VS.. Minot, $3.50 p. m.
Devils Lake VS.. Belfield $3.50 p.
m.
Wahpeton VS.. jamestown. 1880 p.
m.
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More than 100000 people visited
the national parks of the United
States last year.
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READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS
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A CHALLENGE

Kenmarc VS.. Mandan, $3.50 p. m.
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accident In private dining room
a little man in gray stepped Tor
ward The manager gmspei him by
lhg arm and pulled him thru the
door. which swung shut behind them
The spell ~ silence shattered The
crowd burt into pandemonlum
AN accident" What kind OF an
accideutg" Mighty queer There's
something behind an this"
Men tried 20 soothr excited women
companions poured tumblcrs OF
water. sent walters after wraps
Then camo a whipsor' The police
have been called"
There was u rush for tho door
when tho crowd blocked it, those
In tho rcar stnmpcdcd. Every table
IN the room was deserted except the
newspaper table. on which Slnhad
Sullivan had slumped down among
tho chrysanthemums and ono OF
two tables near tho windows, AZ
which sat men who watched the
scene with cynical amusement
Barbara chung 60 tho chair on
which she had been leaning Jerome,
Bob and all the rrst ot tho newspaper
people had completely disappeared
Sho felt hand on her arm, and
turning. found Bruce Reynolds
looking down AZ her, Its face was
white.
let me take YOU home barbara.
There's a sido door we can use"
Barbara ierked away from him
mo. thank you" She reached Tor
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her wrup and started FOR tho door
Bruce followed her.
Took here, barbara" he said.
don't be foolish This IL no time
TO carry an old grudgc. You should
never hayo como hero You've got
60 set out OF this place ana some
body mns, take you. They say
tho police have been called"
Il don't need sou" snapped Rar.
bnra. Il have AN escort. Suppose
you stop troubling yourself on my
account"
'"The last | saw Of your ercort e"
answered Bruce. stcmly. Tho was
DOING grand opera among the
chryaanthemums" lie tossed his
head toward the table where tho
newspaper party had sat. alnhad
lay with his head IN tho flower
basket
Barbara turned upon bruce.
whats tho idea OF your telling
mo whether or not Two got 90 got
out OF this place. anyway I'm not
going 20 get out, This II gulnE 10
ho front page story. and I'm hero
TO cover the ground for tho Tclo,
graph"
she walked away. with her head
IN tho air Tho room was pmr,
'ticallX empty by this time. ana she
went out into tho hall.
Bob had vanished. Several N the
other men from tho Newspaper
group woro IN thu hall. arguing
with tho roadhousa manager 10 let
them into tho room where the
shot had been fired Tho manager
was resisting their pleas with Fguu
words and emphatic hands
Someone rushed up 10 Barbara.
she recognized him aa ono Of tho
Tribune reporters who had been IN
her party say. Miss Hawlsy." he
cried. 'Jsffrley asked mo 10 look
out Tor you. That society editor he
had flung M az tho first men.
ton Of tho police and hung around
his neck 10 DO taken homo. Threat.
cnsd 20 SO into Mysteries II no
didn't get har out before her repu.
tatlon was blasted Never felt 10
sorry for chap IN my life. II
you'll wait in there while l get the
facts on this I'll take you homo IN
n few minutes"
THANK you" smiled Barbara.
but think I'll set a fsw facts
myself"
She made her way 20 narrow
hall that wound toward tho hack
Of tho house. 4 maid with cap
Hwry was hurryIng thru the dark
passage way
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two. the cloth duEEed half or and
trailing on mo floor Overturned
rlaaac4 aud "a wine bottle lay near
the table edge
A mans oyart1at and hat hung
on peg near tho table. Harb1u
advanced 90 examine them, Iis
poekota had been ompued. s@
looked around tho room, There
was nothing cso iu sight
barbara turned toward Tho door.
lust before She reached % she turned
ana looked back 90 tho wrecked table.
something red caught her eye N The
folds OF tic cloth. In an instant she
vas on her knees beside the table.
ghs drew out from beneath u piece
OF red ak Barbara stared AZ the
vivid streamor. Thdn she thrust II
into the pocket of her wrap
She was closing tho door when the
little doctor Ia gray hurried down the
steps carrying his medicine case.
barbara stepped in front Of him
"a clear case OF suicide" he ro'
plird 10 her question Norman liol
/ lowell. Of tho Iiollowell Bond Broker.
age company Suicide noto Ia his
pocket aud proof TINT no was alone
| Ina the room. waiter had left him
only two minutes before the shot
Hc died Instantly"
barbara found her way back 20
lha front hall. where the roadhouns
manager was making "A statement TO
the other reporters. Tho doctor 10.
terrupted him. NO uSe trying 20
hush Il up. Martini The man Is dead
and everybody knows him
Tho telephone booth was surround
"a by a fighting swarm Of men 70,
porters. Barbara ran after tho man.
tnger please. Mr.. Martini" she
smiled, may / rest moment 10
your officer
Tho man looked al her suspicious.
Ily. Then be opened "A door and ush,
( cred her In. we don't want any
more scandal out Of this than Is un.
nyoidable. n wasn't tho fault Of the
management that the man picked
out the Lighthouse Inn nH a place
20 KIN himself And remember. there
wasn't any woman mix UP. IIe waa
alone"
Barbara reached for the telephone
Norman Hollowcll hns killed him
solf In tho Lighthouse Inn" hhc told
! McDermott. braathIeSsly The man
aEer says no WAS alone, but there
was "A red nash under the table where
he shot himself"
Martini made dive for tho telc
phone. Damn you" no said.
Barbara made n rush FOR the front
door. sho opened Il and nan pell,
NEIL into the arms OF Bob Jcffrlcs
Thank goodness" said Bob. Il fell
like ID dog, leaving you. But your
all right. aren't you. Baba7"
Yes. and I've got the story. Yot
needn't 20 in unless you want 70"
Think ia better" he answered
"Ths police haven't come yet, have
thcy2 Mct an old fellow IN tho drive
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a lufn 20
Andrew HrBrrmoit 60
i.7 office Who's t6 Y o
Reynolds that's been raIInr ~. Ne
a.I e'enhar 5ilu IiaatsgT, :. 20
y answered bis cal. fbrss -. -
myself" curve Una
"a former friend n m,,..
hHrH spoke raIdIy hah
~ wont sou 10 rec w-
Stacy iorEorrDn Shea a.. ls
from q year In Europe ana zee u.ss
aiwag7 good copy e,.t - .
what hha talks about No. AZ
her about Paris cIothe a. ~ l's
beer Lydia win give you q -
page r.prE She haa ia,
The dramatic that would nave -.
Der "a fine newspaper uoms, 20 "a,
she hu ihe money 10 live M, 20
II think % / Woo you. "a : :
that young Efyuol0 ~ -. ~.
lu great distress bscluae bs -.
not rgarh you V'.N
Barbara rtoppef by f,s t,l,,.
switchboard on her way 10 ,t 80 q.
rack ~ anybody named Bsv,, =.
ever calls me again ay I',,
IN" p" iN
10 h. Continued,
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way who says ho Haw a woman run
out or tho entrance here and down
mo r1ad,o uBout au hour aF'. lir
maaryod up ~ see what % wrong
and got 20 nao porch just DO time 70
hear the shot"
HIM" replied Barbars and hailed
In taxi
Norman uolloveu Suicide
raid tho headlis, "se,i7 self ln
Lighthouse pHtatU dining room.
Unknown women companions hroa
before tragedy"
Barbara 1lI Gown the extra with
DO ink sull wet. and pulled on her
coat Tho yellow taffcia drefs had
splash of black grease across the
skirt. where ahe had brushed
against table in the composing
room. Her body nched with fatigue
Bob sauntered across the room 10
~ on her desk. Great story.
Babs." he faid. III you hadn't got
into that ROOM before they cleaned
Il up. we'd never have known
about tho unknown woman com.
panion.'
well" fald Barbara Slosiy, IN
rho really had nothing 20 Do with
the murder. Il Ssems a shame 20
drag her out into tho llmelight
Women never live those thIngf
down. you know. Even bH u "a
now, Hollowell's wife lB going %
suffer for my discovery Of that red
sash. They Say she's In Chicago,
She'd never have known that her
husband wasn't a model Of virtue
II u hadn't been Tor me"
That's what happens, Babs Ma
uso trying 90 beat the game. You
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REEIN mEKE TnnNN

BARBARA ltNWIEN sa breaks
with her uancr BRUCE RENNoLl'N
and gets a Job ON Tho lolcErhrh. lu
order Ia sec life
ANDREW McpERMOTr tho man
aging editor is a former friend "
hrr father RoR JEFfNlES, police
rUpurtrr proves friendly.
barbara acts lrttrr Ia the love-
lcTu mail signrl "Niolrtta," asking
how 90 attract young man socially
superior to the writer.
Barbara attends a newspaper din
nrr az the Lighthouse Inn with
SINRAn SULLIVAN, q press agent
There she meets JEROME RAIL-. a
man about town while she is dane
Ing with him. Siuhad drinks TOO
much champagne and climbs uu the
table a. zinE
To Earhara's horror che sees
Bruce Reynolds staring az her,
Tho sound o. shot comes from
an inner room iu tho roHdRousc,
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but Nancy said nothing and
soon they reached tho pond. The
boy got down on his hands and
knecs-vcry quietly. Lock- he
whispered.
sure enough. there was Mister
Pickercl. a long black and gold
shadow lying as straight as poker
in tho water. among tho arrow.
head stalks.
He knew they saw him. hut tho
old fellow never even wlgglcd You
could have put your hand down
and caught him -psrhaps'
We must so hack now" said
Nick. thinking that Mister Blue
Cap would DO waiting,
What's your hurry" asked tho
boy. You have all day. haven't
your"
Yes" said Nick. II mean no
We have al day. but We have ever
and ever so many places 10 SO
Wed love 10 stay. but perhaps we
can come back"
Then try 10 come soon" said
tho boy
10 he Continuedl
Copyright. 1875. y. f A. Service, tRrl
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ADVENTURESNq1l
n Of the TWINSBTp

~ OLIVE ROB- ERTs BARTON

Il know where there Is blue.
birds nest" said tho picture hoy
who had been withdrawing tho
fence.
"A bluc,hiri's nestr' cried Nick In
surprise. why how can blue birds
be building nests now1 They only
build In tho spring when they fly
up from the south. It's fan now
"Huhr' cried the boy. Fall! You
must be crazy! DO you think
would be white.washing q fence in
the fan7 guess not No sireeF'
why. my sister and / just got
our winter clothes today. said
Nick Sweaters and heavy coats
and everything, Tho birds where
we live have all gone away-all but
the sparrows."
'Sh whispered Nancy. putting
her fingers over her lips and shalt.
Ing her head.
Suddenly Nick laughed. "oh. l
forgot he cried You see wo
1--we long way from here. We're
we re just VISITING
"oh. / thought there was some
thing funny" said the boy. Come
on out, Charley. and finish this
fence. viii your want to take a
walk
out came another boy who pick
ed up the whlte-wash brush and
started to work. after q curious
look at the Twins.
Nancy looked around 10 see u
there was any Sign OF the picture
gallery. But u had disappeared as
completely as last year. And Mis-
ter Blue Cap, as usual. was not 10
he seen. The little fairyman was
hiding somewhere. she knew, so she
didn't worry.
The picture boz took them TO a
place beside the road where some
hazel.bushes In a fence corner were
lust getting their new leaves
And pulling aside the branches
he pointed to a snug little nest
where fat little blue bird
was clddled cozily and not even
blinking her eyes.
Her HUSBAND. up in a nearby ap-
pie tree. was making a tremendous
noise. however. as much as TO say,
Look at me. Look here! Look
anywhere. except at my wife sit
ting on her eggs. Please do Please
do
IAN right, 5Ist-r Blue Bird, wen
20 away" laughed the boy. we
only came to admire your nice
blue feathers and sne your new
house. We wouldn't hurt you.
Come on he said to Nancy
and Nick. when he saw how excited
they were. Il know where there's
pickerel under bank. He's
been there for days and never
moves"
what is a plckerei?" asked
Nancy.
"a pickereI's a fish" said Nick.
Didn't you know
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where il tho room where tho nc.
eldeut oecuredT asked Barbara.
- must see Tho doctor"
Tho Flrl stammered ana eiutched
AZ her apron. over there. The lit
To door Under the stairs"
Rartara opened tho door slowly
and looked in, a blaao OF light met
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her eyes Tho room was small.
probably intended Tor study or
second library. lta walls wero vain.
scotcd in walnut. and thcro were
no windows. Electric lights over.
head and In wall sconccs burned
gBrishly.
In corner stood table for
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1875. y f A. Service, tee
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NOW co on wITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV

NAAhIEh NV
MO one moved
IN S.nhad, poised among the candle
sticks. swayed slightly. his mouth
stilI open. Barbara stood by the
table. clutchinE tho hack OF n chair.
Ey-ry. face was turned toward the
wall thru which the deadcned report
had come,
A. door opened and a Whitehead
man appeared, II was Martini. the
mapagrr ot the roadh0usc.
Just a moment, please he said
20 the crowd, us there a doctor In
the houseG There has been a slight
, 1925-08-06

Miss Lou Alphin who has beer the
house guest of Mrs. l. x. Miller for
the past week left Monday evening
for her home in Humbolt, Iowa.
Mary Insley left on her vacation
Saturday. She will spend a week
visiting her family on Snake river.
Miss Mildred Norris who has been
the house guest OF Edna Campbell
left for her home in Cheyenne, Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Powers and
Miss Edith Larsen, and Edmund
Murphy, spent Sunday visiting at the
Larsen ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bible and fam
lily left for a two weeks visit in
Steamboat Springs and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Doty and Mr..
and Mrs. Doty and daughter of
California, returned from a ten days
trip through Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murphy and
family and Miss Mamie Murphy left
Saturday for a two weeks visit with
Mr.. Murphy's sister, Mrs. Gregory,
of Ogden, Utah.
Fathers Schellinger, Mcdonald
and Mcbride, returned Friday from
Lander where they attended retreat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mahoney spent Sat-
urday in the city.
Mrs. I. T. Murphy. and Edmond
Murphy, left Wednesday for Elk
Mt. where they will spend several
days visiting Mrs. Murphy's sister,
Mrs. j. Quealy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted INLAND and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Will INLAND
and family spent Sunday at Battle
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Morris and
Mrs. w FELTON, and family spent the
week end hunting and fishing at
Sandstone.
Mrs. b. B. Brooks drove up from
Cheyenne Sunday and left the city
Monday fer the Buzzard ranch where
she will spend a week visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Spurlock.
Miss Betty Lemon arrived in the
city Tuesday evening. She will visit
with her sister, Mrs. G.. Sundin for
the remainder Of the summer and
then esum her position as teacher
in the Parco school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Lapham and
house guest, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Lapham and guests spent Sunday
fishing and hunting on Brush creek.
Mrs. P. Healey and Ruth Garner
left Wednesday for weeks visit
near Hanna.
operator from Charles Shop in Den
yer, arrived in the city the first OF
the week and has accepted a posi-