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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-05
Tribune Classified Advertisements
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
hot water heat, lot 81 b. $50 feet,
good location, terms very easy,
price $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM and flat modern
house. very fine location. The flat
has 2 rooms. kitchcnette and bath,
terms.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath and tot
let. modern except heat. Garage.
pretty little home. in good lora-
ton. Price $4,000, with terms.
A DESIRABLE NEW modern house.
south front. garage, 8 rooms and
bath. Very easy terms. Price So
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE. in
the pr;cs east :..oc end, el0sossto schools
A PRETTY NEE D,Sdern house. s
rooms and bath. siaaRdry in base
ment. hardwood floors. A desir-
able home. Price $3.50. Terms.
HARVEY HARRIS & co.
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AGENTS WANTED

BIG MONEY waiting for you. Thou
sands Of women want Archer Made
to-Ordcr quality shoes. Perfect fit
guaranteed. Latest styles. Finest
feathers. Low factory prices. Big
immediate profits. Orders every
where. Territories limited. Write
Dept 1868. c. W. Archer Shoe Co...
Cincinnati, Ohio. 9-5-1t
BEST JOB YOU EVER HAD-Takc
orders: ladies' and children's
dresses. Commission paid immedi-
ately: we deliver. collect. Fcrgal
natl. 9-5-lt
FIRE, Salvage sales make $500 week
ly. We start you. furnishing every
thing. Headquarters. Dept. 1857,
1903 So. Haistcd. Chicago. 9-!-lt
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HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
"Evcr-Rcady to give Service"
Webb Block. Phone 0
statesmen WANTED

SAIESMEN-With car aud small
working capital as exclusive dis
tributor in several sections Of
North Dakota for Zifr-O-Lec port
able electric water heater. Attach
ed to any light socket provides
boiling water in thirty seconds.
Weighs twelve ounces. Can be car
ried in pocket. Retails at $3.50.
Demonstration means sale. Fully
guaranteed. Sample sent on re-
ceipt of price. Live selling pro-
position for right man. ZiG Mfg.
Co., 1898 Sunset Blvd. Los Angc-
les, Calf. 94-2t
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Bctwcen Bismarck and
Fargo. about acre, > room house,
bath and basement. Electric lights,
and good water supply. Messenger
=. Milestone. Mont. 9-2-lw
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level, where he eventually regained
his health and determined 70 spend
the rest Of his life in the mountains.
Haight established Il rest house.
which became known throughout the
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WORK WANTED

", AINIr.It- race to work tor board
and room by third year high school
girl. Good references. Call ?1"J
D-I-ct
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SITUATION

SITUATION WANTED--tias tractor
engineer with five years experience
wants work running engine. Large
rig preferred. Write care Tr'bun"
NJ, % vo-li
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islands. 1t was visited by many per
sons. notwithstanding it required a
30 mile ride on horseback TO get
there. He leaves Il widow and three
sons.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-To rent >furnishcd or I'm
furnished 3 room apartment or
small house north of and near
will school. Address Tribune No.
81. 0-5-2
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POSITION WANTED

HIGH SCHOOL graduate wishes po-
sition as stenographcr-b ookkecper.
Has had law office experience and
can furnish good references. Phone
y96 81 Nv
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FOR SALE-Avery Threshing Ma
2ehine. 24x4O, brand new. attrac-
tive price. Address Box 2lS, Bis
marck, N. Oak. S-H- Nv
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FOR SALE Monarch Range, small
electric stove and laundry stove.
Mrs. G. F.. Dullam, 71O 5th Street.
Phone ASSN. 9-i-3t
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FOR SALE-First class Ox-hart car
rots, $1.5O per bushel. Phone SS4.
or call Mrs. w. F. Erlenmcyer. 423
Third St., Bismarck N. D.
a. Ut
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WANTED SecoM7l~ hand -Natiurre
Cash Register. J. B. Smith.
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LADIES. and gents fur garments re-
modelled. repaired and refined. First
class work guaranteed by Mrs. Mat.
tic Erstrom. Phone 322M. Call
1T 5()5.3rd st l-lW
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WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog and special offer free. Molcr
Barber College, Fargo. N. D.
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FOR SALE-Fine, hole Majestic
range. in good condition. cheap.
6O1-6th Street. Tel. 213W.
Qd.3t
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FOR SALE-One gandee drive belt
s in. wide 100 #. long. Can be seen
8 1t 719 5th Street, 9-2-4t
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HORIZONTAL
/. Twenty-four hours (plD.
5. Stuffs.
10. Pick handle.
ID. To instigatc.
Is. Jctsam.
l6. Smell.
II. Story.
10. Chemical yielding sugar.
10. A bitter drug is secured from
this plant.
20. To Islander.
22. TO hide.
"a. Cut deeper (past tense engrav-
ing tcrmD.
&c. TO receive and keep.
20. Large heavy hammer.
33. Casts Off Gas hair on a dog).
81. Dincd.
sc. Essaycd.
81. Turf.
SO. Oriental guitar
80. Small cask.
40. To build.
A.. TO permit.
ii. Stout.
ii. Ennui.
As. RlouScS.
40. Blizzard in mild form.
81. White spotted handkerchief
(this word has several spell
ings).
81, Large order Of plants including
the roses.
50. Opposite Of awcather.
CO. A compound of halogcn.
g. River in Egypt.
G3. Falsificr.
Gi TO run away and marry.
65. Bottom Of pulley block.
&C. Ripped.
g. To marry again.
GS An oven in which glassware is
anncalcd.
VERTICAL.
I. Granted facts.
= Loose sleeveless garments.
:. To yap.
4. Guided.
5. Clothes press.
q. Got up.
Z. Past. ..'.-...
s. Residence Of an ecclcs iastic
g. SCOTS.
10. One who |amasscs things
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MAN WANTED-(City or country
old established company will sup
ply capital and start you in your
own permanent business selling
necessities people must buy every
day. Experience unnecessary.
Write McConnon e. Co., Factory
252. Winona. MINI. 9-5-lt
GET PAY EVER Distribute
$50 necessary products to establish
ed users. Extracts. Soaps, Food
Products. etc. Worlds largest Co.,
will back you with surprising plan.
Write J. Il. Watkins Co., Dept.
30, Winona, Mimi. 9-5-2t
AUTO MECHANIC, Steam Engineer.
Chemist, Craftsman, Immediately.
over thirty years old. for a local
service. Give your experience.
JAMES W. CRAIG, Providence.
Rhode Island. 9-5-lt
TAILORING SALESMEN-M roy
al profits selling made to measure
clothes. direct to the consumer,
Royal Society Clothes. known the
world over, l25 Fifth Ave-, N. Y.
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WANTED--Young man with "Pep".
pleasing personality. clean habits,
to work in clothing store. Write
care Tribune, No. 81. 9-4-3t
MINERS WANTED-Dodge Coal Co.,
Dodge, N. d. 9.3-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Fixtures, furniture and
stock in pool hall, restaurant and
hotel at Regain, N. OAK, the town
surrounded by the best crops in !
the state. Can buy either one sep ;
aratc. Call or write TO Every u
Bailey Co.. Regain, N. Oak.
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PAGE SEVEN

Pens ions resulting from the Civil
War cost the government about Sc.
100000. 900.
READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS.
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WANTED-1wo boys tor washing
dishes and young man to wait on
lunch counter. Minute Lunch.
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FOR RENT-Threc we'll furnished
light housekeeping rooms, gas
range and private entrance in a
modern home. Call forenoOns and
after 6 p. nj. 42l Bird St.
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WHY WASTE COAL

Throvkh the cracks around win
dows and doors? Monarch Adjust
able Metal Weather Strips. They
stop the leaks. A paying invest
ment, with added comfort. For es-
innate call or write ]. E. Smith,
4 Hotel Annex. 9-2-lw
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FOR RENT-Cleah modern room.
Four blocks from p. o. and close
to Roosevelt school. Can be had
all winter. Rcas enable. Phone 6O4J
or call at Is Thayer St.
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FOR SALE-Ash fence posts. In
"quire at Jones E. Webb. -
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two connected sleeping
rooms or can be had partly fur
sished for light housekeeping. one
single sleeping room. one large
front room on main floor and one
large room connected with bath
on main floor. Phone 1906 or call
at 46 Main. Mrs. Il. r. Rogers.
l.S- 1w
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$500 Reward for information lead
ing to conviction of anyone shoot
ing prairie chickens out of season.
Burleigh County Sportsman club.
2-26-2O-G-2-5-9-1 ~
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MALE HELP WANTED

SALES DISTRIBUTOR new Special
ty; tremendous demand; every
business house prospect; unusual
sales opportunities and money
making possibilities absolutely un-
limited to high class business man
competent to organize and direct
statesmen. Small investment $4,000
to 81 10000 positively required; also
Al references must accompany
applications; contract covers. cxclu-
sivc territorial rights. Write Sales
Director. Suite 200, 81 9Th Ave-,
New York, N. Y. 9-l-2wks
SALES Inexperienced or
eanizer. represent manufacturer
new speciality. every merchant pros
pcct: unlimited. demand and money
making possibilities, exclusive ter
ritory; small investment. $500 to
$1,000 and references required.
Those qualified, write General
Manager. Room 1902. 40 West
4Oth St., New York. N. Y.
y a . n
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HELP WANTED-rEMALE
NURSES IN rio nEMANn

SALESLADlES Wanted in every
city to sell our ART HR1STMAS
CARDS. Secure your territory
now. Commission paid weekly.
FLORENCE PUBLISHING CO..
Minneapolis. Mimi. 9-5-1t
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LOST

LOST-Bunch Of keys on key holder.
Reverb tor return to Tribune No.
- 81. = 49, 1..~:. 0-5.1wk
LOST-3 keys on chain, finder please
return to Tribune. ~ 9-4-3t
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FOR RENT---Onc large nicely fur
nished front room downstairs, also
one nicely furnished room upstairs
Near schools and capitol.
Phone 357J. Call 40 It'll.
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HOUSES to fit any buyer, any price,
any terms. hest loan connections
in the city Appointment made at
your convenience.
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EARN Big Money addressing and
mailing circulars at home Send
stamped envelope for full particu-
lars. RAYMOND SALES SER
VICE, Box 247, COLORADO Springs,
Colo. 9-5-lt
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BARGAINS Overstocked. fo~ sale
less than wholesale. +. o. B. Dris-
coll. 2-IOO. #. 6 in. 4 ply u. S.
Sawyer Endless Canvas -Thres|,cr
Belts. $50. 1925 #. Z in. s ply.
/, $50. LOO #. 6 in. 4 ply klingtite
endless rubber belt. .$4s. L. B. o.
son e. Son, Driscoll. N. d. 9-3-3t
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FOR RENTING or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
steam heated. close in. The Lau-
rain Apis, B. +. Flanagan, Prop.
"a. wv
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FOR RENT--Two nicely furnished
sleeping rooms. Close i'm. Good
location. Phone lO52R. Call 422-
18th St 4-3-1w
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FOR RENT-A very desirable 2 room
furnished housekeeping apartment,
available Sept. LIST. Phone 1888 or
call PIT 9Th St. 8-24-tf
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EARN S. hundred addressing postal
cards. Send stamped. addressed
envelope for particulars. News
Clipping Service. 5lO Kemper
Clipping Service, SO kemper
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. 9.5-lt
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms in modern house at 4l8 LIST
st. Also one single room at 81
Ave A. Inquire about both at 81
Ave A. 9.4-lwk
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FOR RENT-Room furnished with
davenport or bed on first floor,
81 4th street. Phone IT'S.
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FOR RENT--Modcrn sleeping room
in modern home, with all privileges.
Gentlemen preferred. Also gar
age for rent. Call at $40 Park
Ayo O.C.lt
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FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping
rooms, furnished. modern, close in,
and close to schools. Also garage.
Call at 523; 9Th St. 9-5-3t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
CONFERENCEOF
CHURCH STARTS
Oaks of Audubon Park
Natural Roof For
\ Big Gathering
(By the Associated Press)

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1.-THE ma
pestic oaks of Audubon park, this city,
many of them famed in history, formed
the natures roof here today for one of
the principal religious assemblages OF
the world, the 48th triennial general
conference of the Episcopal church of
America.
The right Reverend Thomas F. Gailor,
bishop of Tennessee and president of the
National council, will read the opening
service sermon, prepared by the Right
Rev. Theodore Dubose Bratton, bishop
of Mississippi, who is i'll.
Business sessions begin this after
noon when the house of bishops and the
house of deputies convene.
The women's auxiliary and the church
school service league also convene this
afternoon. Definition of the creed
which has been the subject of wide
spread controversy was the outstanding
feature of the sermon Of the Rev
Bratton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
PICKING JURY IN
WILLIAMS
Nine Selected at Noon
Recess Today; Ex-
anime Closely

Nine jurors had been selected in the
trial of Henley W. Williams, Browns
vile attorney charged with the murder
Of Emilio Madrazo. when the court re
cessed at noon today until this after
noon and it was expected that the jury
would be completed in the first hour or
two of court this afternoon, and the
actual trial of the case started.
The nine jurors were selected from
approximately so examined. Some of
the prospective jurors were excused BY
the state, some by the defense and 9th
ers by the court.
Jurors selected are j. A. Welch, San
Benito; J. L. Ball. Santa Rosa; NJ.
Hoteling, Rio Hondo; Hall Morris, San
Benito; J. D. Ward, San Benito; Hugh
L. Warner, Brownsville; f. L. Cox, Har,
lingen; R. A. Pittman, Harlingen; o f,
Gauze, San Benito.
The last five jurors were selected
this morning.
Four jurors had been selected when
court recessed late yesterday afternoon,
about 20 of the veniremen having been
questioned.
In questioningg the jurors the state
asked the usual questions in murder
case, and questioned each juror as to
his family, his belief as regards the law
of suspended sentence.
Judge B. ID. Tarlton Of Corpus Chris
Ii is chief counsel for the prosecution,
assisted by District Attorney George c.
Westervelt.
The defense examined every juror
very closely, Judge J. c. George ques-
tioning the vcniremen on residence, for
mer residence, family, etc.
The defense counsel also questioned
jurors on their belief in the sanctity Of
the home. and on their belief that kill
| ing man while under the influence of
passion constitutes a lesser degree Of
Of culpable homicide than murder.
Killing of another man for an insult
to a female relative, and wife is cbn-
sidered female relative, on the first
meeting of the husband with the mar
! offering the insult after the husband
hears of it, constitutes manslaughter in
Texas>according to the defense counsel
and the juror, on having this explana-
tion made to him was asked if he be-
lieves in this law
| Each juror was also questioned by
both sides on the suspended sentence
law, indicating that the defense will
seek to offer mitigating circumstances
in an effort to secure a suspended SEN
tence in case the defendant is convicted
of manslaughter, which carries SEN
tence of from two to five years.
Prospective jurors were also ques-
toned by attorneys for both the state
- defense as to whether they had any
Continued on Page TWo)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
THEWEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Granee Valley: Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday; not much change in tenn
perature.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to un-
settled tonight and Thursday; probably
showers in northeast portion; cooler
in northeast portion tonight. Light to
moderate seutherly to easterly winds
on the coast.
Weather Conditions
Moderate general rains occurred with
in the last "a hours throughout the GEN.
tral states, and rain or snow in the
Canadian Northwest and the adjacent
states. 1t was much colder this morn
ing in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma,
and northwestern Texas, and warmer
throughout the southeastern and east
ern states. In the Canadian Northwest
and Montana temperatures are still be-
low freezing and therefore considerably
below the seasonal average.
The highest temperature yesterday at
Texas stations ranged from SO at Fort
Worth to Sc st Amarillo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
BICSNOWFALLS
over MIDWEST;
Rain IN SOUTH
Landslides Delay Trains;
Threshing Held Up
Py Freezing Tempera-
ture in Montana
(By the Associated Press)


CHICAGO, H., Oct. THE midwest
is oyercoated and snow shovels are be-
ing welded in South Dakota, Montana
and Wyoming.
But while surcease from shivers is
promised the far west today, the wheat
belt looks for its first snow end the
eastern sections may expect it later in
the week, temperatures approaching
frost
Five inches of snow has fallen in
Lead S. D. The white blanket in Cas-
per, Wyo., is three inches thick and
elsewhere east of the Continental Divide
it averages down to- an inchi
Heavy rains are reported over storm
area in the Rocky Mountain region
reaching as far south as New Mexico
and Arizona. Hundreds of men are re-
pairing landslides and washouts along
the Denver and Rio Grande Western
railroad near. Grand Junction, Colo,
near where locomotive plunged through
rain weakened bridge yesterday, seri-
ously injuring two trainmen.
Union Pacific trains are delayed in
Wyoming.
Freezing temperatures and light snow
near Bozeman, Mont. are delaying
threshing with about so per cent of the
spring grain yet to be worked Forecast
Of rising temperatures may bring re
sumption. Helena, Mont, where ther-
mometers read 26, experienced its TWEEN
ty-ninth earthquake since June and its
third snow of the season.
The light snowfall in Sioux City.
Iowa, and Virginia, Mimi. melted as it
fell
Storm warnings remain displayed on
central and eastern Lake Superior and
Northern Lake Huron, though mostly
fair weather is predicted for the lake
region.
The gulf states are the warmest spots
in the country. Fort Worth was only
four degrees under the century mark at
its peak yesterday, ana Florida, Louis
lana, Alabama and Mississippi were well
up in the eighties and smaller ninettes.
| Chicago and New York with temper
atures about equal, had a taste of win
ter winds that brought out heavier
clothing but generally fair conditions
were expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
FEW HOMESEEKERSN
VALLEY This WEEK

Homeseekers in the Valley this week
number 295, being brought to the VAL
ley by 10 companies in 10 cars. accord
ing to E. A. Parr, division passenger
agent OF the Gulf Coast Lines. Sew
erai of the companies have many home
seekers ready for the trip but are hold
ing off or better weather, he said, and
the next trip will see great increase.
Those bringing people to the Valley
are as follows: G. F. C. Ladd, 1 car, 80
people, Val Verde; Woods -Grinnel Co.,
| car, 80 people, Val Verde, C. o. Miles,
4 car, 27 people, Donna; Manley-La
morere, cars, so people. McCoil Spur;
Nick Doffing, 1 car, 80 people Alamo;
j. H. Shary, car, 35 people, Sharyland; !;
c. M. Roscoe, l car, II people, San
Juan; Woods Land Co., IL people, Nc
ALLEN; Harding Gill Co., IA people, Ray
mondville; Gulf Coast Sec. Co., 2 cars,
so people, Llano Grande.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
CONE QUITS
CHIEF EFIRED
Manager of Fleet Cor
poration Protests Ac-
ton Of Board
(By the Associated Pressl J

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. Hut
Crimson |. Cone, vice president and gen.
eral manager of the fleet corporation
submitted his resignation to the shipping
board today in protest of it's action in
removing Leigh c. Palmer as presi-
dent.
The shipping board, Mr.. Cone said
openly defied" President Coolidge when
it sheared the fleet corporation several
days ago of the wide powers given to
it at the instance of President Coolidge
and it also ignored the president when
it removed Mr.. Palmer before the in
quiry of H. G. Dalton, appointed to Study
the situation, Had been completed.
Without regard to other. considera-
tions," he added, 81 cannot. as a retired
naval officer serve any organization that
defies the wishes and policies of the
president of the United States"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
JUDGES DISAGREE ON
NAMING OF AUDITOR

District Criminal Judge A. W. Cum
ningham, and District Civil Judge A. NJ.
Kent have certified to Governor Miriam
A. Ferguson that they have not been
able to agree on the question of ap-
pointing a county auditor, it was report
ed here today.
The term Of office Of J. NJ. Jones,
present auditor, has expired, and under
the law it becomes the duty of the two
district judges to reappoint, or appoint
another auditor.
Applicants for the position as coun-
ty auditor, it was reported here, are
given as j. NJ. Jones, for reappointment;
L. O'Brien, county auditor before the
present auditor; w. B. Walton, at one
time county tax collector; Alex Bowie
of San Benito, and L. B. Winans.
Governor Ferguson will appoint a
third person to sit with the two district
judges in the appointment of an aud
itor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-10-07
NINTH INNING

Ninth, Senators: Gooch catches for
Smith, Morrison is pitching. Goslin up
singles to right field; Judge up, ball
one, strike one, ball two, Judge sacri-
fices Goslin to second; S. Harris up,
strikes out; Bluee up, singles to right
field scoring Goslin. Bluege oes to Sec
ond as a play is made for Goslin ut the
plate; Peckinpaugh up. out, Morrison
to first. One run, 2 hits, no errors.
Pittsburgh, Ninth: Carey up, hit by
pitched ball. second time in anne; Guy
ler up, strikes out; Carey still on first;
Barnhart up, singles to left bield; Ca
rey on second; Traynor up, flies out TO
center field; Wright up, pops out tt
Judge No runs, l hit, no errors.