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Evening star., 1925-08-23
AMERICANS SPEND
MILLIONS S|NCANADA
Total of $343, 100000 Last
/ Year Will Be EquaIed
This Summer.
BY the Consolidated Press.

~ tiis NoHeolludteu IIeoS'
MONTREAL. August 22.-American
visitors have been paying some one
in Montreal $3.50 every minute of
every business day for the past two
months. That is the estimate of
storekeepers and hotel men, who pre-
dict that the grand total of S343 ,000,-
600 left here last year will be equaled,
IL not surpassed, before the season is
over
More than a million tourists have
visited the city so far. The provincial
records show that over 20. 900 auto
mobiles have crossed the border, and
hotel bills alone are estimated at
more than 100000 900. Thirst visitors
have been so numerous that the Que
bee Liquor Commission store, in the
heart of the hotel district, has become
popularity known as the "million-dol-
lar store" Its receipts have far sur
passed those of any other branch in
the province, and the profits of the
commission promise to be sufficiently
large again this year to give the gov
ernment quite tidy sum to invest
In education, roads and other inn
provements.
Fur Coat Sale Heavy.
The articles chiefly in demand in
the local stores are furs and wooden
goods scarcely woman tourist
leaves without n fur coat Imported
woolens find their best sale in mems
suits, with sports costumes, plus fours
and golf stockings not far behind.
Hotel employees are said to be exhaust
ed with the tremendous number of
parcels delivered daily for the guests,
so per cent of whom are Americans.
Diamonds appear to be the only arti-
cles neglected by the visitors, though
they are cheaper here than in the
States.
A noticeable thing this year is the
humber of visitors who have been
here before and who have returned,
often with friends. Montreal receives
The bulk of tourist traffic, but the cap
5tal city, Ottawa, is also well favored.
There the estimated expenditure is
$40 per capita each day, and there
have been over 500 900 visitors, stay
ing an average of a day and a half.
1t takes half a day or more to do"
Montreal, apparently. Hotels here
average a two-day stay for their
American guests.
All the hotels agree that the habit
of camping out has not prevented
them from running to capacity for
the past two months, although the
province has eight large camping
grounds for the use of tourists, and
these are well patronized.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

tial kingdom. declares DR.. Frederick
Lynch of New York, one of the
American delegates to the Universal
Christian conference here, in
lengthy article written for Dagens
Nyheter, a leading Stockholm news
paper.
THE saddest day for China was
when our western civilization touch
ed her. She would have been in
finitely better off if Europe and
America had never got near her,
the writer says. China was always
a peace-lovIng nation until she came
into contact with western civ1liza-
ton. If she is militaristic today she
learned 1t from the Christian ma
tions."
DR. Lynch emphasizes the contra
diction in sending missionaries to
China, while at the same time show
Evening star., 1925-08-23
SEAPLANE PB-1 DISABLED.
Is Forced Down on Way to Enter
Transpacific Flight.

BREMERTON, Wash, August %
CP).-The Navy seaplane BP-1, which
set out from Seattle today for San
Francisco, alighted at II o'clock in
Neah Bay, near where the Strait of
Juan de Fuca enters the Pacific
Ocean. The machine had a broken
oil line.
A radio message caught here by the
Puget Sound navy yard reported the
plight OF the Phi, which was on her
way to San Francisco. for a nonstop
flight to Honolulu with two other
machireS. The message said the
Phi would proceed to Coos Bay, Greg,
Evening star., 1925-08-23

ing how Christians arm themselves
with guns, poison gas. bombs and
airplanes.
1--WE devote terrific energy to kill
ing or preparing to kill each other"
he continues, while we bestow only
trifiing endeavorS on missionary
work Our western civilization has
carried greed, ambition for money
making, hurry, hustle, guns and all
the other nonsense that characterizes
our civilization to a nation that
possessed the finest qualities any
civilization can contain-namely, re-
pose. calmness, deliberation, the en-
phasis of spiritual values, contempt
for wealth and contentment.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
AFRICAN MEAT BOOSTED.
Board of Trade Urges Improve
ment of Markets.

CAPE TOWN. South Africa, August
% CP.-The Board of Trade and In
dustries has issued a comprehensive
report making recommendation for
the improvement of the Union OF
South Africas meat trade. 1t urges
among other things that a systematic
attempt should be made to build UP
the meat trade with the continent OF
Europe. especially with Italy. leaving
the British market TO those countries
which have specialized in meeting the
demand for meat of the first grade
and exporting from the union only
beef classed as fair to average. The
report also recommends the establish
ment of a meat extract industry.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

foreigners are concerned, will not i'm
prove until outsiders grant liberal
concessions for self government. This,
he said, would restore normal condi-
tions IN the empire.
Edward Bel Price, representative
of the Chicago Daily News. who also
returned on the liner, said the coun-
tries in the Orient are all for peace.
He declared the one danger was
Bolshevist propaganda.
"The Reds are exploiting the Chi
nese against the powers" he said,
'and the secret and insidious propa-
eanda is reflected to a large extent
in China's present unrest"
Money is being lavishly spent by
Red emissaries in China, he added.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Genuine Ivory Soap
in flake forTn-best for
fine laundering because
1t is so gentle in its
action.
(Quantity Limited.)
Evening star., 1925-08-23
BLAST TOLL MAY GROW.
Eight More Expected to Die of In
juries on Mackinac.

NEWPORT. r. l., August % CP).--
The toll of deaths in the Mackinac
disaster of Tuesday evening remained
at As today. Eight of the patients at
the Naval Hospital and Newport Hos
pital were regarded as serious. with
little hope entertained for their re-
coVery.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
CHINESE ILLS LAID
TO OCCIDENT DOOR
U. S. Churchman Blames Years of
Western influence for
Troubles.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, August %.
The introduction of western civili-
zation into China has brought moth
ing but trouble to the former Celes-
Evening star., 1925-08-23
MISSIONARY FAV0RS
CHINESE INDEPENDENCE
Retiring Episcopal Bishop Arrives
in United StatesTournalist
Sees Bolshevik Menace.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash, August o.
Bishop T. r. Graves of the American
Episcopal Church, China, retiring
day en- route home to New York. He
arrived yesterday on the liner Pres
ident Madison. He was in Shanghai
during recent disturbances and de-
clared conditions in China, as far as
Evening star., 1925-08-23

to spend the night. Neah Bay is 10
miles northward of Seattle. and Coos
Bay, opening directly from the Pacific
Ocean, Is 375 miles south Of Neah
Bay.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Heads Indian Assembly.

SIMLA, British India, August %
UP.-The Swarajist (home ruler
v. c. Patel, today was elected presi-
dent of the Indian legislative assem-
Evening star., 1925-08-23

1t costs 1t cents to make a paper
dollar, which lasts short time. A
silver dollar can be coined for cent.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

The Postmaster General became a
cabinet officer in 1929
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- p III O N e 3 2 -

s2,1OO buys room cottage. full
basement. large shade trees and
lawn. chicken house. lot 75xl5O. Il
real bargain. -...-
$4,000 for a 5 room cottage. with
bath, hardwood floors. full base.
mcnt, furnace. trees and shrubbcty,
lot 5Oxl5O, east front on paved
street. 3 blocks from Postofficc.
$4,000 buys Il Z room house on sixth
street. bath. 3 sleeping rooms, full
basement, hot air furnace. fine
lawn and trees. garage, east front,
convenient to schools. Terms.
$3.50 buys Il snappy s room bunga
low. full basement partitioned off.
furnace. hardwood floors. built in
features, enclosed porch. south
front. 4 blocks from Postoffice.
$1,000 six room two story house,
fire place, hardwood floors, sleep
in. porcncs, full basement. double
garage with cement floor, elegant
shade trees and shrubbery. You
must see this place to appreciate
it. Terms.
$4,000 for a 6 room two story house,
full deep basement, furnace, hard
wood floors. east front, located in
best part Of city. TEENS.
81, $50 for Il = story 8 room house. on
paved street. This house has 4
bedrooms. full basement, hot water
heat. stationary tubs. and hard
wood floors, convenient to schools.
Terms.
So 200 two story 6 room house, hard
wood floors, bath, full basement.
hot water heat, south front. This
house is in excellent condition and
a real buy at this price. Terms.
81. 500 invested in two houses aud
lot close in, will return $50 month
ly rental. Investigate this offer.
Terms.
One block Of ground improved. All
fenced. with a two story q room
house, enclosed porch. barn. well
and windmill, garage, hen house.
Ideal home where you can save
your rent raising chickens, gar
dcning and keeping few cows.
Price $4,000. Terms.
We have for sale choice building
lots in all parts Of the city, money
to loan on improved city property,
and can finance you on any reason
able proposition. Let US sell you
your home and loan you the money
to help pay for it. We also have
large listings Of farm lands.
PRICE OWE.,S
Eltinge Bldg, Room -
Phone 42l
S-1S-lwk
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Wet Sweden More Sober
Than Dry Law Ncighbor,

Stockholm. Aug, 2l.-tP Situated
between Finland and Norway, both
partial prohibition country. Sweden,
Il n-prohihition country. claim, to
be the sOhcrcst Of the lot.
In Finland and Norway the illegal
consumption Of liquor is said to far
exceed the amount legally used.
while the amount consumed in
Sweden is steadily decreasing. fig
urcs show. Tho Swedish policy is
said to be toward reducing the con
sumption of liquor. rather than total
r'"hibitinn. Each household is
allowed four lters Of liquor a month
and the suppl for restaurants also
is restricted.
During the period OF. lJll-l3 when
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work in hodcSia. East Africa.

Supt. and Mrs. }. {. Could have
gone TO Ihcrokcc. il. 20 celebrate
their tenth wedding anniversary aud
the fiEticth anniversary of Mrs..
Tou!d's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Steele.
Petitions asking for an extension
Of the water mains in the Syndicate
were passed last night at a meeting
Of the board ot city commissioners.
An extension of 40 to 200 feet will
be made in the water main leading
to the fair grounds. Seven families
will be benefited by the continual
ton. Two additional white way
lights will be installed in the Syndi-
cate. The fire station in the dis
trict was sold to William Huff.
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each 1000 inhabitants and drunk
ards treated in hospitals averaged T.
for each 10000 Of population.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE Ten acre suburban
property. good buildings, consist
ing Of two story house Of seven
rooms. barn, chicken house and
broodcr house. There is wind
mill and very good water. Just
the place for Il poultry farm, and
only ten blocks from school. Write
Tribune % 3-3-lmo
FARM FOR RENT-Scction 20 miles
S. f.. Of Bismarck. good house and
barn, 400 acres cultivated. Geo.
Kraft. Sheldon, n. Oak.
S-l5-2wks.
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PAGE SEVEN

dropped To T. litcrs for each person..
public offences to 10 for each 1000
persons aud drunkardS treated TO 36
for each 10000 Of population.
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the system Of restriction was new.
of liquor IN Stock holm
averaged "A litcrs Il year for each
person Public offcnscs were ~ for
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missionary service in Africa. will
speak ut the Methodist church in
Mandan at three o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon. She is u pioneer in medical
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FOR SALE-Hoovcr electric clean
err. leather couch, leather Morris
chair. Kitchen cabinet. three beds,
ETC., 512 9th St. Phone Atm.
8-2O-3t
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FOR RENT-ll room modern house.
wit, garden spot. trees and gar
age. Call +. l.. Fauncc, 8O2 LIST.
8-5-tf
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FOR RENT = Light housekeeping
room with kitchenette aud closet.
Room newly decorated and new
rug. All 9Th st. Phone 273.
S-ln.tf
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FOR SALE-l2 gauge Winchester
pump gun, $500, also complete
household goods Tor six room
house. Call 4l8 2hd. St. or phone
96S S-yO-3t
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FOR SALE-Nicc little four room
house. full basement. hot air heat.
water, sewer, lights, fifty foot
lot, central location, paved street,
only $1,000. $500 down. remainder
monthly. l.. N. Cary. Mandan, N.
Oak. S-2O-3t
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FOR SALE Modern six room house,
close in, for quick sale, cheap. Two
houses for sale or trade in Devils
Lake, for Bismarck property
l.. j. Wehc. Still wk.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Modern g room house. close to
schools, south front, garage, price
$3.50.
Modern 8 room house. large grounds,
garage, we'll located, hot water
heat, near schools, $4,000 with
terms same as rent.
Modern 8 room house, with garage
close to schools. one Of the best
locations in the city. $4,000 on
easy payments.
4 room modern house with bath. close
TO schools, $1,000.
New modern 7 room house with bath,
hard wood floors, fine location
$1,000. Easy payments.
) room new modern house with bath.
$500. 49,, s.
Houses and lots in all parts of the
city for sale.
HARVEY HARRIS 4 co.
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FOR SALE-Two pool tables in good
shape for sale cheap If taken by
Sept. 3rd. W.. w. Mentally, Moffit,
N ~ 2.1R.1wk
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Henry Frccdc, who has been Wis
tin. friends and relatives in Man
dan, left for his home in Oklahoma
City this week.
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FOR RENT Attractive Furnished
apartment, fully equipped for
housekeeping. 422 Fifth St.
Ron. lwk
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FOR SALE Ivory baby buggy in
Sixth street.
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FOR SALE-WiIl sell our house, de-
sirable location. shade trees, gar
age for three cars. House has two
fireplaces, tiled bath. beautiful
large rooms. $1,000 part time or
$3.50 cash. Phone TAG or write
G. w. McGray, Garrison, N. ID.
X-5-tf
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WISH TO SELL or make loan on
one of best business propositions
in state. Address Box 2O7, CARR
son, N. D. S-lO-2wks.
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FOR SALE-Several articles Of
household furniture and garden
tools. F. N. Orchard, 3ll Ave. G..
Phone d98M. 8-2l-3t.
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FOR eSALE-Hotcl in the best town
on the Mandan- Killdeer branch. III
you .wnt a hotel in a good town,
this is bargain. Write Tribune
No. AZ. S-10-lwk
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WANTED-ioung man to work by
the month. i2l 18th ST., +. Jasz-
kuwiak. S-l5.tf
WANTED--First class clothing man,
Apply Tribune No. 80. 8-ll-tf
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FRIDAY, AUGUST H. 1925
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand; big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog and special offer lie. Meier
Barber College, Fargo, N. d.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures
FOR Overland touring car in
good mechanical condition. Write
Tribune al No. SO. 8-lS-tf
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WANTED TO 'BUY--Legal size filing
cabinet reasonable. Write r. g.,
Box C2. 8-lJ-3t
FOR SALE-One new ~ foot boat,
weight 30 lbs. Call at 4l9 7th
street. =. :. S-2O-T
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The Man'lan Transfer company
WAS awarded n contract to supply
coal to city schools at a bid price OF
$50 Il ton.
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WANTED to BUY

WANTED TO BUY--Dircct from
owner, s or 6 room modern bun
galow with good lot and garage.
East front preferred. Can pay
cash if desired. Write Tribune ad
No. 81. 8-l8-tf
FOR RENT--Cafe in Hotel kiIldcer,
we'll furnished, steam heated and
delco light, owners board for rent,
must open soon. Write Hotel
Killdcer Ki(ldeer. N. d. 7-22-tf
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r. .
MISCELLANEOUS

MlSCEl.l.ANLOOS
FOR SALE-Gardcn hose, and reel
half price, two Murphy folding
beds. half price. beds complete,
one $50 and one $50, single brass
bed, SIS. One carpet rug. eft. 9
in. by 10 #. IS. One ivory bed.
rockers, 2 suarc parlor tables.
1915 each, l lady's writing desk
and book case. $40. l drop leaf
table, Sc. Lace curtains and
drapcs. Olson rug. dishes. cooking
utensils and many other articles.
Il. H. Thistlcwaitc, lO2 Ave. Is.
Phone 275W --.-- s-2l-tl.
FOR SALE-Victrola, bed. complete,
dresser, chiffonier, rugs. chairs,
bookcase, library table. gas plate.
kitchen table, tubs, wringcr, etc.
House for rent to, party buying
furniture. 3OS It'll St. Phone 9slJ.
8-2O-1wk
FOR SALE-Onc steel ~ inch gal
vanizcd cable. suitable for stack
thrcshing or heavy work.> GO feet
long: would also make three tow
cables. Price $500. Call 1lS
First street. 8-l9-3t.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Hotcl To-
hotel in a good town. it will pay
you to investigate this bargain.
Write Tribune No. l4l. -.
s-l8-lwk
FOR SALE congoleum rug, 9x9,
one electric washer, one lawn
mower. 3 dozen fruit jars. so #.
garden hose, etc. ST. 18th st.
Phone 524J. s-l9-3t
FOR SALE-Gentieman's al wool.
blue pin stripe suit. size 81, fall
weight. two pair trousers, condition
as good as new. bargain. $500.
Phone $50. 8-2O-3t
FOR FSALE--Hotcl in the best town
on the Mandan- Killdeer branch. II
you :wnt a hotel in a good town,
this is bargain. Write Tribune
No. AZ. = 8-19-lwk
FOR SALE-l2 gauge Winchester
pump gun, $25.0O, also complete
household goods Tor a six room,
house. Call 4ls 2hd St. or phone
9G8. 8-2O-3t
FOR SALE-Hoovcr electric clean
err. leather couch, leather Morris
chair. kitchen cabinet. three beds,
ETC., 512 9th St. Phone Atm.
S.SV-OL
FOR SALE-Scvcral articles Of
household furniture and garden
tools. F. N. Orchard. 3ll Ave. G.
Phone d98M. S-2l-3t.
LAKE SHORE TRACTS and farm
land bargains at your terms by
owner. j.. H. Halvorson, Park Rap
ids, Mimi. 8.lS-4t
FOR SALE-Two pOOl tables in good
shape for sale cheap If taken by
Sept. 3rd. W. W. Mentally, Moffit,
N. d. 8-18-lwk
TOR SALE Ivory baby buggy in
good repair. Phone, 6l9-R, ION
! Sixth street.
WANTED TO'BUY--Legal size filling
cabinet reasonable. Write r. q,
! Box C2. 8-l9-3t
FOR SALE-OneA new IL foot boat.
weight 30 lbs. Call at 1l9 18th
street. 8-20-SSt
Z =" :. ~
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LAKE SHORE TRACTS and farm
land bargains at your terms by
owner. j. H. Halvorson, Park Rap
ids, MINI. 8.l8-4t
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FOR RENT-Three room house, barn
and chicken house. $500. 423
9th St. So. phone S94M. 8-18lwk
FOR SALE OR RENTS room house
by Sept. lst. Phone 739 or call
AR 18TH street. 2-l8-1wk
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FOX kENT--Four room house on
llth street. Frank kraH, Tailor.
SILL
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FOR SALE OR RENT-6 room mod
,crn bungalow. Phone 1913.
= $40 1t
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FOR SALE congoleum rug. 9x9,
one electric washer, one lawn
mower. 3 dozen fruit jars. so It.
garden hose, etc. 5l7 18th st.
Phone 524J. 8-l9-3t
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FOR SALE-Gentleman' all wool.
blue pin stripe suit. size 81, fall
weight. two pair, trousers. condition
as good as new, bargain, $500.
Phone $50. 8-2O.3t
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WANTED-Competent maid, $4,000 a
month, no washing. Mrs. +. S. Hen
ry. Apt. d., Rose Apis, or telc-
phone 2l0W. S-l9-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HE'LL WAN IED-TEM
SPECIALITY SALESLADY OR gem
tlcman wanted at once in every
town in y. Oak. to sell silk gar
mcnts and hosiery direct. part or
full time. from $1,000 to $500
daily, big proposition. Address
Midwest Garment Co., Minot. N.
Oak. 8-2l-1wk
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FOR SALE OR RENT
.: HOUSES AND FLATS
For Rent: Apartments in
new Tribune building. Apply
Tribune office.

FOR RENJ-Modcrn furnished or
unfinished four room, three room
and two room apartments. Pri-
waite baths and heat included. Also
garage. For sale: sectional
book case and lots. with house and
vacant lots, close i'm. Phone morn
ings yO5, 2l2h Main st.
S-1O-tf
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MANDAN NEWS

+. ~. Motsiff. dairy farmer near
Mandan. has offered to let amateur
relic hunters help him cxcavatc the
largest Indian mound on his farm.
the site, of one Of the greatest In
dian villages Of the state. Ordinary
items. which are duplicated in the
Mandan museum. will be given the
searchcrS. Unusual finds viii! be
presented to the museum.
AT a mrctin" Of the Mandan board
Of education last night applications
for Junior high school principal
were considered. Miss Mildred
Whipplc Of Valley City. who had
signed contract with the board for
that position, was married this week
to John Thomas of jamestown. all
American full-back. and star of the
University Of Chicago gridiron
squad
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Hotcl To-
Gated in Zap. If you want. a good
hotel in a good town. it will pay
you to investigate this bargain.
Write Tribune No. l4l.
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-24
DICNITARIES OF
WORLD SEE POPE
CLOSE HOLY YEAR

ROME. Dec. 24.-With solemn
and historic ceremony in the pres
ence of the Sacred College Of Cardi-
mails, the diplomatic corps and high
prelates from all the world, the
pope today brought the Holy Year
Of 1925 to an end by closing the
holy door in the Basilica of st
Peter g.
TO the color lent by lavish en-
broideries was added the pictures
queness of the Swiss and noble
guards uniforms.
\ choir sang while workmen pre-
pared the .masonry and then the
pope, wearing a silk apron, took a
silver trowel brought him upon a
scarlet cushion and scattered mortar
OH the portal thrice, each time quot
inf ceremonial lines which ended
with:
And on this rock will build
my church,
As the stones in the portal were
blessed the tc dpum was sung and
the procession returned 10 the vati-
can in the order il had left it ia
descend TO the Basilica.