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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
ST0CKSSHOW
-GAINS TODAY
broadening Demand Charac
tcrizes> Resumption of Up
ward Movement

! New York, June 14--(AP)-A
broadening demand for stocks charac.
tcrizcd the resumption Of the upwa I'd
movement in today's market. Fears
Of heavy selling in anticipation of in.
come tax payments had not material.
lied by early afternoon, and appar-
entity little attention was paid to the
further decline in French francs ia
around the lowest level on record
Trading was large in volume, average
over 100000 shares an hour.
The most important business dcvel-
opmcnt of the day was the announce
ment Of an increase of SO ton in
structural steel by the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation. This brouhgt fresh
buying into the steel group although
| Y. 5. Steel common was subjected to
heavy profit taking after the extended
| advance of last week.
Widespread rumors that the long
awaited move in the oil shares would
start this week seemed to be on their
way to fulfillment when brisk buying
developed for Pan American "B," Mar.
land and Pan Handle Producers and
Rcfiners, all Of which touched new
highs on the current recovery.
Sharp gains also took place in many
industrial specialtics, some Of which
arc believed to be under pool manipu-
lation. General Electric and Dupont
each were bid up five points and
American Brown Bovcri. Montgomery
Ward. Hudson, Mack Truck and Inter
national Harvester all advanced two
points or more.
General Motors crossed lao to the
highest price on record.
The closing was firm. The upward
trend was maintained in the late
trading despite intermittent profit
taking. Advances Of 2 to 1 points in
Montgomery Ward, California Pack
ing and Postum Cereal reflected an
increased demand for the mcrchan dis
ing and food shares, Whilc General
Motors continued to set the pace for
the automobile group. Total sales APP
proXimatcd 100000 shares.
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POTATOES

Chicago. June 14--(AP)--Potatocs:
Total u. S. shipments Saturday. new
729; old PIG; Sunday new Sc; old two
cars; market dull; Wisconsin sacked
round whites 2.6OM2.75; Idaho sacked
russets 29O03.l5; Washington sacked
2.75@3.0O: new stock trading fair.
market weaker; southern sacked Tri-
umphs 3.OO@3.50; few $50: California
sacked round whites 3.iOM3.50; North
Carolina barrel Cobblcrs CTS; South
Carolina slat barrels G.25.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneap polls. June 14--(AP)-Whcat
receipts 2O7 cars compared with 3O7 q
year ago. Cash No. northern l.64s 2.
@1.66A; No. l dark northern spring
choice to fancy 1894 @l.72%: good
to choice l.66A@1.69A: ordinary to
good l.64N @1.66%; No. l hard
spring 1854 1.74A; No. l dark hard
Montana on track l.G4A @1.68A; to
arrive 1897 @l.6G; July 1.5lA; Sep
tcnber 18TH.
Corn No. 8 yellow 69k@71H.
Oats No. 8 white S7s@39%.
Barley 56@66.
Rye No. 2, 09A @90h.
Flax No. l, 2.32ia @235H.
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THOUSANDS EXPECTED AT RE.

Killdecr--1nquiries are coming into
Killdeer from all over the county re-
garding accomm odations for the big
Scottish Rite Reunion in the Killdecr
mountains. June 81, %, %, "a, or
Every available room in Killdeer is
being listed and the accomm odat ions
of the town will be taxed to capacity.
AS many of the visitors as possible
are being urged to bring camping
outfit.
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Sentinel Buttc-Thc Golva hotel
near here was completely destroyed
by fire Wednesday, cyning, only a
small part Of the furniture being
save. The hotel was was owned and
operated by l.. H. Moore. The fire
was started by the explosion Of n
kcroscnt mantcl lamp which Moore
was lighting.
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CHICAGO pRODlr(,E

Chicago, June l4--(AP) Butter
lower; receipts 2O.i46 tubs: creamery
extras 39l.; standards 80; extra
firsts 3s@l.; firsts 36@37; seconds
33M34i..
Eggs unchangcd: receipts 2S.5l3
cases: firsts 2Sia @29ia: ordinary
firsts 27Q2S; storage packed extras
81; storage firsts 3O,a.
Cheese unchanged.
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ELEVEN CANDIDATES FOR BOW
MAN COUNTY SHERIFF

Bowman-Elcven candidatcs have
filed for sheriff in Bowman county.
Following is a list Of all candidates.:
representative, Il. A. Herzig. John
Guam; county commissioned, Martin
ness, Ncls Boxcth, s. H. Enloe;
Judge and clerk Of court, G. v. Hook,
Martin Madsen; auditor, III. Cole
man, A. J. Spirc, r. A. Wick; states
attorney, NJ. H. Amundsoh, w. A.
Fleming; sheriff, H. =. Hale, o. A.
McNcw, r. D. Potter, Alex NJ. Nor
en-, l.. AZ. Peterson. Peter Paulson,
Otto Schade. Clarence A. Hyke, r. II.
sWoll. Bob Kone. Charles T. Olson
superintendent OF schools, vorna
christianser; treasurer. N. NJ. Peter
son; register of deeds. Mamie E. Lin
niger: assessor. Frank n. Houston,
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LAY CORNERSTONE OF LUTHERAN
-. sCNJ1RCH

Washburn-The Tutlc Lake Circuit
Of the Norwegian Lutheran church
of America will hold a three day
meeting beginning June Is ut the
Harmon school house. The corner
stone Of the new church Of the dis
trict will be laid Thursday with u
dedication address by Rev. !. G. Mon
son of Bismarck. The session of the
first day will be conducted in the
Norwegian language but all other
meetings will be in English.
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PLANNING FRONTIER DAY SHOW

Dickinson--Plans to make the Stark
county frontier roundup and Fourth
Of July celebration July 1. 2, 8. the
on the Slope are now we'll under way.
"Badlands Bill" Mccarthy, who will
direct the show, was in Dickinson
comforting with directors Of the
Stark County Fair association. Many
fine attractions have been secured
for the three day program.
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CLOSING CAMPAIGN RALLIES

NLOSINU CNMFAIVN KAt.LIES
Garrison-Thc following dates have
been announced for the closing cam
paign rallies for Mclean county pro-
gressive republicans: June Is, Benc-
diet; June 16, Hcaton township; juno
II, Park township; June 10. Max;
june 81, Elbowoods; June %. viii
ton; June 2l, Platte; June q. Mcr-
Ger; June q, Brush Lake; June 26,
Dogdcn; June %, Emmett township;
June %. Ulrich township.
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NEW CONGREGATIONAL PASTOR

Kecder-Rcv. F. s. Hart Of Grande
Ronde Presbytery, Oregon. will have
charge of the Congregational parishes
Of Recder. Gascoync and Scranton,
making his headquarters here. The
Congregational churches Of the dis
trict have been without Il permanent
pastor for the past year and a half.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14

tlcaily at standstill: early bids
sharply lower with increased sorts
demanded; best native lambs held
around 1900; practically no yearlings
on sale; outlet for fat sheep narrow;
tendency weak; few early sales native
ewes at 6.00M6.50; about steady.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14
ELECTED TO CITY COMMISSION

DlcKlnsOFl--In a hOtIy contested
election here Wednesday in which
nearly every voter in the city took
part. George Scnour and Max Bercs,
running for finance commissioner and
commissioner of streets and alleys,
respectively, defeated Charles Bake
and Gcrvasc Manning. The election
was a special one. called to fill va
cancics left by designations follow
ing charges of fraud in paving pro-
jcct.
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MANDAN NEWS

The annual Flag day ceremonies Of
Mandan lodge No. 1866. b. p. q. f..
will be broadcast tonight u. S:l5
o'clock over the NOrdholm station
under the auspices. Of the Mandan
Pioneer. The program will include
patriotic musical numbers and ad-
dresses by H. K. Jensen and l.. II.
Connolly.
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BAPTIST MEET IN LINTON

Linton--The state convention of
German Baptists is being held hero
this week with number of we'll
known speakers in attendance. The
services will be held in the German
language.
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MINNEAPOLIS EIOltR.

Minneapolis, June l4-(AP)--Flour
1O@15 cents lower; in carload lots
family patents quoted at 9.J5M96O a
barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 24,828.
Bran 1900.
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VACANT HOUSE BURNS

Beach-A fire Of unknown origin
destroyed vacant house here Sat-
urday night. The house was The
property of Miles City development
company and had not been occupied
for some time.
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IN JAIL FOR WIFE BEATINC

McClusky-August Moser, farmer,
is serving Il 3O-day sentence in the
county Jail for beating his wife
while under the influence Of liquor
last Sunday evening. Moscr is fac
ing another serious charge. Officials
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ulDERrY BONDS

New York. June 14-(AP)- Liberty
closed: 8 l-2s lO1.7:7 first II 1-4s
1920; second I LES l00.27; third I
las l01.1 II; fourth. Its 1882: u. s.
G.. : 3-4s lOi.22; U. =. G. As 1919; U.
s. G. 4 Ids 1857,
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STATE BRIEFS
MOTOR FIRM OPENS

Dickinson-The Sax Motor COM
pany with II. E. Blcnn in charge as
resident manager was opened for
business here Thursday.
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CARS DAMAGED IN FIRE

kulm-Thrcc new cars were badly
damaged in fire discovered about
3 o'clock Monday night in the White
Motor Garage south Of here. The
building was not badly damaged. =
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CHICAGO pO1II.TRY

Chicago. June 14-(AP)-Poultry
cars; fowls 81; broilcrs 26@3S;
springs As; turkeys Sc; ROSTERS II;
ducks &c; geese p.
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CONSIDER LIGHT FRANCHISE

Elgin-The question of giving tho
Hughes Electric company of Bis
marck franchise to run their high
line into Elgin was discussed at the
regular meeting of the city council
Monday. No final action was taken.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14

FOR RENT-Clean furnished sleep
ing rooms in modern home, close
in. Also for sale: One fumed oak
buffet and 6 chairs. Call at 306
Eighth St
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14

Rev. G. w. Stewart. Bismarck
Prcsbytcry delegate to the Freshly
tcrian general assembly held last
week at Baltimore, returned to Man
dan Friday.
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PHONE 90.
M. B. GILMAN CO.
WANTED PATIENTS

WILL TAKE Maternity patients and
those ready to enter hospital
Phone 477W. 504 Ninth st. Mrs.
JnO. Dixon.
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TAKES OvCR CAR AcrNr,v

Dickinson-S. F. Fitzloff has taken
over the interest of C. H. Barney in
the Dickinson- Overland company and
will take charge Immediately. Bar
ncy will remain here, and will run a
service station.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14

The last duel fought in England
occurred in 1929 when the Duke of
Wellington met the young Duke Of
Winchilsea, in Battcrsea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-14

FOR RENT-Room in modern home.
Nice and cool for summer. Suit
able for two. SOC Third. Phone
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, June l4---(AP)-Cash:
Wheat No. 9 rcd 1851, @1.53l2; No.
2 hard 1894 CLIO.
Corn No. 3 mixed II; No. 2 yellow
72A@73.
Oats No. 2 white 41,a@Alt: No. ;
white 4l@4lA.
Rye No. 2. 81.
Barley 6s@73.
Timothy seed 5.75GG.75.
Glover seed l2.OO@23.00.
Lard 1852.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies 1887.
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FARGO BUTTER

Fargo. \. d.. June 14--(AP)--But-
ter fat. churning cream 40; packing
stock &c.
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NEWLY decorated, pleasant house.
keeping room for couple or young
ladies who appreciate nice clean
place to live. College building
CelcnhonA 1873
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position 81 experienced
Burroughs bookkeepcr. Reference
furnished. Write Box ,5S4, Belfield,
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Earl Y. Swanson, son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Swanson. Mandan, Is
to be married June &c to Miss Grace
Cox Of Battle Greek, Mich.
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OFFICE ROOM rOR RENT

FOR RENT-Dcntal office rooms,
formerly occupied by DR.. Kershaw,
suitable for any kind of an office.
Inquire City National Bank, Bis
lnarck. <st.s~tt raA'44 a9
FOR RENT-Four office rooms over
Knowles Jewclry store. Apply to
= +. a. knowles. ' "
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FOR RENT--Furnished sleeping
room. Close in. Suitable for two
Phone $50. 223 Second Street.
FOR RENT-Nice modern room, Close
in, on car line, sis Fourth street.
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HOUSES AND FLAm

FOR RENT-Newly. decorated 4.room
unfurnishcd apartment. Private en-
trance OH first floor Gas range
for cooking. Also 2 furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Private
bath. Phone 442M.,, 800 sl
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur-
nished apartments, $40 and up.
Strictly modern, F. W. Murphy, 215
Third street. \.
FOR RENT-Four room furnished OF
unfurnished apartment. Varncy
Flats. Phone 773.
WANTED--Nice furnished apartment
down town. Call No. 803, Mckenzie
Hotel after five.
HOUSE FOR RENT-21O Thaycr. Joe
Diedrich. e' fa'fs't So -.
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MlsCELLANH0us

FOR SALE-Burroughs nine bank.
duplex, wide carriage adding ma
chine. L, c. Smith typewriter with
20 inch carriage. Will be sold very
reasonable. Write r. o. Box 80.
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FOR RENT-GArage. Also three light
housekeeping rooms by June 20. and
for sale few pieces of furniture.
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Lot 81 and E,a Of Lo.
80, block 81 Of Bismarck with good
; house. cheap. Write to Wm. kas-
en-, Richardton, N. Oak.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Bargain on household
articles. bedroom set, commodc
dresser bed, springs and mat
trcss, 6 dining room chairs, l rock.
CIR, kitchen chairs, l commodc,
oil stove and oven, oil heater,
round table, l~8-foot dining table,
l cupboard, 1 washing machine,
wringcrs, 9 tubs, 1 clothes rack,
dashboard, wash bench, dress
or, 2 mirrors, l flour bin, organ
stool, fruit jars and other articles
I cot, stand, l. bedstcad and
springs. @.t
FOR SALE-Two rarlor sets. dining
room table, buffet, one gumwood
bedroom set, Singer Sewing Ma.
chine. beds, two dresscrs, one chit
fonicr, graphaphonc. Numerous
other articles. 800 Ninth st. Phone
377J.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Good strong woman for
general housework and to assist in
care of invalid. Good home. Write
Mrs. r. p. Sisco, Kintyre, N. u.
WANTED--Girl or woman for gencr-
al housework to live at own home.
70 Ave. B West. Phone 45S.
WANTED-Com maid for gen.
cral houscwOrk. Phone 69lW2.
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WORK WANTED

-, X WANTED--Want to do wash
il and cleaning at your home,
go\ work done. Want steady
places. Phone 7S6W.
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TO SELL OR TRADE for young
heavy work horses, wagons and
harness. quarter section of land
at a bargain. Write care Of Tribune
No RI
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LOST

LOST-Thursday p. M. between $40
Ave. B and Bismarck Hospital,
graved on back. K. Kelly. Phone
STAR.
LOST - Between Bismarck and, Tap
pen, a black hand bag. Finder mail
to W. A. Muralt, Glyndon, MIMI,
for reward.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

EVERY WEEK, our Used Car De-
partment is selling ap increasing
number Of cars. We are careful in
our purchases Of Used CArs--wc
recondition and guarantee each
Used Car, and as q result we can
deliver you thousands of miles of
Unused Dependable Transports.
ton for a very small investment.
Here are few bargains: 1nterna.
tional, Model q. $3.50; '26 Ford
Truck, Warford Transmission,
$3.50; Dodge Coupe, 1895; Ford
i Roadster, winter top, $3.50; Dodge
Touring. $195; Overland 30. $85
and other good values. Easy pay
mcnts.
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HOTEL DESTROYED ny FIRE

found still md a quantity of mash
ut his home Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-09
Certificates to
Operate JitneyS

Announcement was made Friday at
the office of the public utilities COM
mission that certificates to operate
jitney BUSES for the year 1926 had
been issued to the following:
Boston & Maine Transportation
Comparatively to Wells. and re-
turn via Kittery Junction, York Cor
ner, York Village, York Harbor, Long
Beach, Oceanside, York Beach, Cape
Neddick, Ogunquit, Moody, Webhan-
net and Wells. in the towns of Kit
terry, York and Wells.
Carter & Mileson of Portland
Portland to Naples and return via
Pride's Corner, Highland Lake.
Pleasant River, North Windham.
Raymond and South Casco. Passen-
gers are not to be accepted at River
ton Park or intermediate points for
Portland or between such points
when returning.
Everett K. Foster of Dixfi eld-Dix-
field through Ridlonville to Rumford
and return and from Dixfield through
Ridlonville, Rumford, Mexico and re-
turn via Ridlonville.
E. E. Lewis and A. W. Beals of
Turner-Lewiston to Rumford and
return via@ Rumford. Dixgeld Peru.
East HeFu. CdnlOIl, LlNeTHlOTe, NOrln
Turner and Lewiston.
Emery s. Littlefield of Alfred-Al-
fred to Sanford and return serving
both towns.
Northeastern Transportation Com
pany of Augusta-Thomasto to
Warren via Oyster River Road and
return to Thomaston via Warren.
This route may be alternated every
other trip.
Norway and Paris Bus Company of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-09

Norway; Norway to South Par.
River Line Bus Company a, =,
Calais to Woodland and = al
via Barring and Midtown. Co., n
PASSPORT and return via Red s.. =
Robbinston, North Perry ana -.
York Utilities Company ~ w
bunk to Town House to Kennss.aaass'
port to Cape Porpoise to Town ~
to kennebunk. AOa''
Roberts & Grace Of Kitterv- >.
terry Point to Gerrish Island !. Az
nard's Corner, Eliot and retnr,A An .
Kittery and Eliot. "
York Utilities Company NJ p.
bunk-Sanford TO Wells BeaeS 'aas.
return via South Sanford and w \.
Beach. wa
Herbert Staples of Baneor-p..
gor to Bar Harbor and retur. =
Holden, Ellsworth and Trenton =
York Utilities Company Of Ks,..
bunk-Sanford to .5iddeford sns =
turn via Alfred, Lyman ana ~.
Kennebunkport. Passengers ara.
to be accepted at Biddeford To-
nal or intermediate points for p,s
Points or between such points ra.'
returning.
Waterville Motor Company ot n,
Notwithstanding to Augusta =.
return via Oakland and Belr,sss
and from Pennington to Belgrads =
return via Pennington Falls N.
Sharon and Rome. No passenger, !.
to be accepted at Watervilis o. 4
termediate points for Oakland or 1
tween such points on return.
York Utilities Company Of Ksm.
bunk-Johnson's Crossing. SANFORD !,
Emery's Mills, Springvale and y
turn via Washington, Main, Mocha.
ic, Allen and River streets in "a,
ford, and Main, Pleasant and Bra,
streets in Springvale.
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STATE HOUSE
Next Meeting Governor and Council Tuesday Ian :,

Intensive work will be carried on
by the various units of the Maine
National Guard, according to state
ment made Friday by Adjutant Gen.
eral James w. Hanson.
The 103rd Infantry will have in
struction in the School of the Soldier
and In telephone communication.
The headquarters companies of the
1O3rd Infantry and the Seth Infantry
brigade headquarters company will
have instruction in wireless COM
munication, signalling, motor trans
portation. scouting. patrolling. map
making, map reading. administration
and the conduct of message centers.
All members of the outfit will also
receive instruction in small arms
practice, with the rife and the pis-
toll.
Close order drill, instruction of
range details, telephone communica-
ton and drill on the big guns is the
program mapped out for the 240th
Coast Artillery.
The 152nd Field Artillery will re-
ceive instruction in horsemanship,
feeding, grooming, Harvesting, sad
ding and riding horses. battery de-
tails. how to lay and fire the guns
and computation of firing data.
The three medical units will be in
structed in first aid, care of the sick
and injured, disqualification and lit
ter drill.
During the winter the field artil-
lery, coast artillery and infantry
units will each hold four weekend
officers schools. The officers will
meet Saturday evening and continue
their session through Sunday, but
will receive no pay for attendance
Two schools for general and field
officers will also be held during the
winter.
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CONFERENCE ON
SHELL FISH

NJ. G. Soule, chief of the oufeal'
of inspection of the State depanI
ment of agriculture, win attend :
conference called by Charles y
Association to be held at Bos.ol
Howard of Concord N. H., presos,s
of the New England Food .0lncas
Association, to be held at BosoL
Saturday, Jan. 16. The conferers
is called to consider the postum
of certifying to the quality OF ca
and other shell fish consumed IN w
New England states. a.
This conference is called q ~
result of an extensive survey ma
by officials of the federal PUN
health service of clam prooucls
areas on the Maine coast. Il
In order that the subject may "
fully discussed DR.. w. +. Usp.,
of Washington, surgeon genera ~ \
the United States Public Hesa.
Service. and the following Ous
public health officials have peen ~ y
vited to attend this meeting: y
Stanley H. Orsborne, Haru@si
Conn.,; Stephen DEM George sT|
Frank r. Shaw, Providence, n
DIR. H. E. Hasseltine, washington :
c.; E. C. Sullivan, New YORK; y
Waller, Washington. ,M
Mr.. Soule is the secretary "
association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-09
Save Money on a
Smart Coat
By Buying 1t in the January Sale

By Buying It in the January Sale
Come in and try on the Coats in the
price group that most appeals to you
in this remarkable sale. Feel the
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and beautiful furs; see the fine work.
manship and becoming lines of the
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Smart tailored Topcoats, some becom-
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this sale. They are the kind of Goats
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Their exceedingly low prices make this
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