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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-15
RON SALE

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FOUR ROOM h0Ue8. full basement,
furnace, water, electric lights, kns,
lot 75xlOO, immediate pOsssssson.
Sale price $500. 5000 cash, bal.
ance SO per month including 2 per
cent interest.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
full basement, furnace hest, hard
wood floors, we'll located. Sale
price $3.50. Terms.
A NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN BUN.
GALOW, fall basement, furnace
heat, hardwood floors, convenient
to. hospitals and Catholic church.
Sale price $4,000. Terms.
a COMPLETE HOME, six rooms ana
bath, fireplace, full basement, fur.
mace heat, beautiful lot, gafxxe.
Sale price $4,s5O. Good terms.
"A VERY FINE HOME Of eight rooms
and bath, hardwood floor9 and trim,
hot water heat, fireplace, large bed
rooms, full, complete and partition.
ed basement, outside garage. Sale
price 5000. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN two story
house, full basement, furnace heat,
south front, lot 60xlS0. Sale price
$500. Good terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
full basement, furnace hest, large
lot, two car garage, taxes $47O0.
Sale price $500. Terms.
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE, full
basement, furnace heht, located
close in. Sale price 1856. $500
cash. Balance easy terms.
HOUSE 1912 EAST BROADWAY, hav-
ing q large number Of rooms. This
and furnace heat. Sale price $500.
Good terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
east front, large rooms, screen
porch, trees, located near schools.
close to down town. Sale price
$500. Terms.
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE. good condition, lot 50xl5O.
garage, home Is modern except
heat. Sale price 5000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
This agency during the past nine
months of 1926 has made and COM
pleted city sales agRregating S1l9,-
9l2.6O. Before buying or listing
your property see this agency.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
Webb Block. Phone
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WHY OPERATE?

"Aftcr having gall stone collie for
good many years and falling to
get relief through either doctors or
medicines, became discouraged and
finally decided to undergo an opera
tion,. but, thanks to. neighbor of
mine, heard Of Hepatolas ltook one
treatment and was so much better
that l felt had at last found some
thing that was not fake. After
taking only four Treatments ] was
CURED."-Mrs. G. S. Almas. Hepa-
tola is sold by HEPATOLA Co., Grand
Forks, N. d., Sill Seventh street north.
Phone 1868. Box 152, Dept. o. Price
1915 delivered.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -
1900 BUYS first class confection-
cry store. Fixtures in first class
condition. Only business Of its
kind in county seat town. Fine
opening for grocery store or poo,
hall. Must leave on account Of
sickness. Write in care As Tribune.
FOR RENT-A we'll furnished cafe in
Hotel Killdeer. Steam heat and
. lights included. Will board out
the rent. Hotel Killdccr, Killdecr.
N. Oak.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1926
Tribune Classified Advertisements
HONE 81
BgxhE HELP WANTED

MEN OR W0NEN-Lsarn linotype
operating. Earn $45 to SEQ per
week. Big demand. Our six weeks
expert course enables you TO begin.
earning money. Learn in d practi-
sal plant. Six weeks course $50.
Get our prospectus now. Fargo
Linotype School. r. q. Box sol,
Fargo. N. D.
MEN WANTED-To handle package
freight, Toe per hour for day work,
85c per hour for night and Sundays,
SO days Of season left. Fairly
steady. D. J. Nugent, No. Sixth
Street Viaduct, Milwaukee, Wis.
GOVERNMENT PATROL iNSPEC-
TOk-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$3.50 yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Ozment, 1872, st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED-.Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
log and special offer free. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N. d.
WANTED-Coal miners. Write or
call Rupp Coal CO., Garrison, N. D.
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A call at our Used Car Salesroom
will show you how carefully we select
our Used Cars, and how thoroughly we
put them in excellent condition. A
few Of our good values are:
Ford Touring.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Ford One Ton Truck.
Buick Touring.
Easy Payaents.
M. B. GILMAN co.
Bismarck.
USED CARS
9, 1928 Chevrolet Scdans.
l. 1926 Ford Tudor.
3, Ford Coupes.
1, 1926 Ford Touring.
2. Ford Trucks with Transmission.
/, Chrysler 20, good as new.
Terms on new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.
FOR SALE GOOD USED CARS
1925 Oldsmobilc Sedan.
1923 Essex Four Coach.
1925 Hupmobile Delivery Car.
These cars are all in first-class
condition. Call and see them.
OLSON GARAGE
2O2 Fourth Street. Phone 925-W.
FOR SALE-l926 Ford Coupe slight
ly used. A big bargain il sold at
once. Write Joe Huncovsky, Box
LIP, Thinner, N. d.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR KENT-A furnished modern
apartment. Also an unfurnished
raodeSn apartment. A z room part
y. modern house, close in. For
oale . bed dufold. Phone 005 after
: p. m.
FOR RENT-A three room furnished
apartment in modern house. Can
also be used as single rooms. sos
Ave. B. Phone 1094M.
FOR RENT = Furnished apartments.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
3O3. b. F.. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT-Furnishe apt. Also
tleeping room. Call 434 during the
day and 960I4J evenings.
FOR RENT-A room modern fur
nished apartment. 024 Fourth st
Phone 543W.
MODERIN furnished apartments in
the vafney Flat. Phone 773.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED-Experienced lady cook,
young lady preferred to begin work
by November first. See or write
at once to Mrs. G. L. Shuey, Hotel
Shuey, Coleharbor. N. ID.
WANTED A refined young lady to
share well furnished steam heat
ed Apt. References exchanged.
Write Ad. No. Is, care Tribune.
WANTED-Experie nced sales lady
for store at Garrison, N. u. One
who can speak German preferred
Apply at Alex Rosen Brothers.
WANTED-Competent housekeeper
for small family. Good salary to
right- party.s,G Call ats. Ave. B or
nhone 867.
WANTED or woman for gener-
al h0usework. For sale: A heat
ing stove almost new. Call 978W.
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TAKEN UP Came to my place 3
miles southeast of Sterling about
Sept. Is, one white roam COW,
weight about 1000, and red,
about 500. John Scdivcc.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR November 1st, strictly
modern bungalow with large
rooms and bath full basement with
garage in basement. At 314 Nam
dan Ave. Phone 623M.
FOR RENT-Onc modern house, 5
rooms and bath. One three room
partly modern house and one two
room partly modern house. T. r.
Sheldon. Phone 527J.
FOR RENT-Small house partly mod
ern. partly furnished, located on
Eighth street. Inquire at 322 Sec.
ond street. Phone SAW.
FOX RENTAL modern seven room
house, excellent condition. Built
in features. Phone 233.
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DRESSMAklNG

Observation-Disclosures sewing and
dressmaking by the day. Phone
653-M NJ. 8l4 Ave. b.
PLAIN AND Fancy dressmaking. Mrs.
Chas. Lamb. Phone 73lLM. 5l5
Tenth Street,
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-A few household goods
for sale. including one large refrig
orator for $500. 305 Third st
Phone Is.
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HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active City Selling.
Webb Block. Phone
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This agency during the past nine
months Of 1926 has made and conf
pleted city sales agRregating S1l0.-
9l2.5O. Before buying or listing
your property see this agency.
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A NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN BUN.
GALOW, fall basement, furnace
heat, hardwood floors, convenient
to. hospitals and Catholic church.
Sale price $4,000. Terms.
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FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
full bssefnent, furnace hest, hard
wood floors, we'll located. Sale
price $3.50. Terms.
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FOR RENT-Clean warm sleeping
rooms with or without board. Hot
/ water at all times. Close in. Phone
G7cT.R
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Oats CrOp Decreases

The Oats. crop in North Dakota
has decreased from the estimate Of
September first according to re-
ports Of actual yields received on
October first. The average yield
is 40 bushels per acre which is
One-fOurth bushel less per acre than
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
osEM- -RocNA REPUBLIKA.

Tohto tyzdna dovrsila Ceskoslovenska republika O.
rokov svoho jestvovania mas sovensky narod osem
lokov sobody Cd mad arsk6ho jarnna
Oboje jc pre- Slovakov prileztosou hlbokeho uva-
zovania plyniceho dvoch havnych cialach: co sme
vyhrali odtrhnutim Cd Madarov co SINE nevyhrali
spoienim sa $ Cechall. ssN
Odtrhnutnn sa od Madarov, vyhrali SINE vsetko, ebo
se boil iste ceste uratenia vsekeho co e narodu
drahe. Ia tisfcrocnym nasinym spolkom Mad
Slovaci nebudu nikdy plakat ami banovat'
Spojenim sa S Cechmi, Slovaci nrobil to najepsie,
co urobt' moh- Uplna sanoatnost, co jak t1zena je
enozna pre- narod maly tax chudobny tax nevyspely
ako e mas obkoleseny vacerych stran smrtePnmi ne
priatelmi. Spolok inymi susedmi by Dol nevyhodny
Naogckejs najvyhodneja spook bol je bude brat
mi Cechm Ty1nto spokom nezmocneli len oni, zlnoc-
nell SINE my a zmocnieme este wac ar
Pravda, spojenim bratm Cechmi este neyyhrali
vsetko, co BY SINE 81 paia. Ale dohalanm zames-
kan6ho lein0zeme sa splnenia naich Mados " teraz
20 omich rokoeh repubsy utvora situacia, ze be2
slovenskej dcas neaEe byt' utvorena ami vada repub
Tera jsia vlada yehloya je yadou nlensiny bez q
sast udoyej stlany je Vel iii pravdepodobns ~
- ssts Az 6xehoysj ystdpl Bsz l'l'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
sTAROsT VLADY o LUD A sTAROsf L'UDU
OVLADU

Nv Slovaci ktoi SINE boil "a tsc rokov pod cudzou
vadou nepoznali nikdy, co e maerska laska svoj
skei vady Pre- mas bol vlada zlom a1nom citili sme
odpor ku vsetkym rovnako #E
Ale ME kazda vlada je zla ME kazda zasluEnje opo
vlzenie Zvaste nezasluhuje no vlada dernokraticka
ktori 81 ud sam sosavuje pomocou vseobecneho voeb
neho prava Takato vlada e odzrkadlenim voe celeho
obyvatest pr zachovaya ziadosti obtlstva stava
sa starostlivou matkou kazdeho obyvatel'a krajny.
Takou vladou, co al ME pnom dosahu, je nasa a
nlercka vlada Stara ably obyvaePst zilo blaho
byte elesnom dusevnom k tomu upotrebuje vsetkych
prostriedkov ktore s ej ruke. TAX stara sa OBJ
chod priemysel udrzovanm sykov ostatnymi kraJl-
ani sveta clranenn medzinarodnych prav svoJch OBJ
canov; nachadzanim novych trhov; vynasanim conych
zakonov atd Dobra starostlvost obchod prie1ysel
prnasa sebou blahobyt tel riedy obyvte sva ktore sa
ziv obchodom premyslom ci uz priamo alebo nepra-
mo- Aby blahobyt panovat medzi vsetkym obyvatel-
stvon vlada stara sa do istej mery afarstvo Po-
skyue lacnt pozicky vydzuje ucencov, ktor sk'nnJu
semena stromy, podu, hnojva, spornost' vynosnost
atd' Vysedky vlskunov st sdelane okresnym falmar-
skym agento1n vlady tito poucujn faalov vsetkon
ked' sd 0 poucenie hasia
Vlada sta1a sa al zdravie lldu Vydlzava sbory
znacov zdravia ktori stale zksaj move leky skmaju
nelnoce ich zavniteov Vysledky sI podavane nemoc
ncian lekarom atd l'ud je tiez poucovany "buetl-
mani" radio prednaskanli Vlada stara snadml do
pravu styk obyvateltva cestam postovne mac; sta
ia sa bezpecnost krajnv pred nepratelom, vzdea-
most tsce nyeh vec ktore opisat' vzao by mnoho
cas, papier V0bec nasa vlada stoj najbzie cel u,
ktorim vlady urcenc: ucnit narod dastnym, pro-
spievajucim ia dust ia tee.
Preto pestujme asku ku Wade. Tul me sa nej ako
ku svoje matke. Ked nekedy pocitime al chad od neJ
ne je vinnou ale my sam, ked 81 nevoime zasup-
GOV spravnych aebo ked' sa v0bec neicastu voeb
Matka ktol ma stodesa mlionov deti dakedy nestaci
sa vsetky rovnako starat Tuli sebe tie ktore
koo nc najviac osmetajn to jest ktore 81 jej najvac
ysnnajn, s nu zanjajd ncastenstvom politike vo
yolba .s.s
Starajme svoju vladu - utorok chod'me vse-
tel hlasovat'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
YouNasTowNsKE sLovENsKE NovINY

dovei strany vada ma len 40 posancov 800 sneme
s mimi bude mat 1853. senate bez Pudakov ma vlada
len 73 senatorov 15O pudakmi So. tohto vidno
ocne postavenie ludove srany ktora nateraz jedlna
zasava zaujmy slovenskeho nacionazmu ceskosloven
skom parlamente.
Osem rokov. .Ceskoslovenskej republiky prinieso al
veki politickej situaci. Terajsia politicka
vlaa e prvou ktorej neber cast' socaisticke sra-
ny Je takzv vlada obcanskycL stran mac konzerva-
tivnych Berl nej beast Nemc Mad ari tiez po prvy
raz co mnohym narodovcom nepaci Osoznost ucastl
Necov vo Wade pre- Cechov slovakov zavis cd toho,
t si vymozu nejake vyhody pre- seba Dosavad udaJne
Nemc ber,i teast Wade bez podmienok narodnych
ytlucne zaujme ich hospodarskeho postavenla:
Potesitel nJnn je ntepzivnejsie pestovanle vladou
vseslavianskej vzajonnosti Vyprava uhosavianskych
Sokolov vojakov set do Prahy; vyprava ceskoso-
venskyc posancov do Beehradu; dohoda pol zr
rastoy ceskoslovenskym, s vsetko radost' budiace
zanky Wit azneho pochodu slavianskeho bratstva Pc
stovale tohto batstva nadobudlo vacsch lozerov lei
posledny rok odkedy vplyv nternacionalnych social
stow cs vladu Dol uvo neny, preto vzdor nemecke
,cas vo vlade nemozno tto povazovat "a chladnu ku
vseslavianskej myslienke.
Prvych osem rokov Ceskoslovenskej republiky bolt
pre- Slovakov osem rokov boov respektovanie ich ma
rodnych pray Ufajme, re budncich osem rokov budt
dobou dosahnuta vsekych poziadavok ktore Slovakon
60 narodu patria.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
PREtO zENY MALY BY Il
\. SKAT AMER. oBCANSTVO.
f. Il. /. s.

4 : i
Cd roku 1922 zena-sudzinka,
ktora je vydata "a americkeho
obcana, neziskava automaticky
mericke obcanstvo, ako tomu boz
10 predtym, ale musi osobitne zia-
dat svoje obcianske papiere,
hoe podmienky nia su ami d "a
leka tax prfsne, ako obycaj-
|nych pripadoch. Prihodi sa vsak
dost caste, ze zeny nestarajil sd
vobec ziskanie americkeho OBJ
canstva. lebo sil tel mienky, za
aida postaci, ak naNlobudol man
Eel obeianskeho prava. Iena-ne-
obcianka je vsak vystavovana
mnohym nesnadzam, ktore casto
byvai1 dost neprijemne. V pri-
pade ma pr, re by musela odce,
Istovat' "a hranice, neobdrzala by
americkeho pasu a vQ vel "a prl-
Ipadoch ami pasu svojej rodnej re.
.Ime, lebo je. vel'a statov, ktore 0.
! doberaili obcianstvo zenam, Wy
i datym "a cndzincov. V pripade,
I, ze by ovdovela, nedostavala by
statnej uaterinskej podpofy. Y
pripade, ze by ochorela dajakol
nakazlivott nem0cou alebo du-
! sevnon chorobou, mohla by byt
i deportovana. v 'dobe valky moze
4 byt internovana. Me je jej do,
volene VOLT. Mohli by sme II
I West vel'a inych pripadov, kad!
zena je vystavena roznym t'az
kostiam len preto, re ME Je anne
Il rickou obcankou. Kazda cudzin
ka mala by teda venovat' svoJ
pozornost' tejto dolezitej zalezi
n tosti a mala by mat vzdy na my
sli, za nestaci, ak ,je len NAME
americkym obcanom. Mala mama
ha teraz moze zabranit' vel 'ky'
neprijemnostiam neskorsie.
Naturalizacia zien-kudzlniel
uydanych "a americkych obcano'
usnadnuje zakon tym, re nev!
zaduje IA nej prveho obciansk'
no papieru ami pat 'rocnej dob
Gakaeej. Cudzinka, vydata "a
merickeho obGana, m0ze po Je6
noroenom pobyte Spoj. Statoc
ziadat a prislusneho iradu hnec
10 druhy obciansky paprer zisk
lobcianske prava pc zkuske pr
Idobnei inych pripadoch, ale mt
81 ovsem predlozit' dokaz, re je
manzel je skutocne americkyl
ob6anom. a..ss.-...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
100 L'UDt SA zATOPILo.

Pri pobre3i Bermudy zatopene
.boly diva nakladne parniky angli-
cke a mimi zahynulo asi 100 mu-
zov-namornikov. Lode zatopily
sa vo vel l'kej burke pocas vichri-
sc, ktora usmrtila vyse $50 Judi
a znicila 10 miest ma Kube.
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Farmers Themselves
Putting Agriculture
on Upward Grade

CONTINUED from page ons)
agencies. he believed. could best cf-
feet an orderly flow Of products to
market. . t,.,t.a
Legislative action should, be de-
signed to create ,and enlarge such
agencies and Supplement their ef-
forts" said Secretary Jardinc. mo
general formula will cover all COM
modities and al regions. What is
needed is concentrated and coordi-
mated effort backed Np By, adequate
resources. TO do this. may require
further enabling leeislltion,"
Rate A2isstnents Neeiel
Declaring that farm commodity
prices. especially il areas distant,
from markets, are seriously de-
pressed by high freight rates, Mr..
Jardine said it was his conviction
there must be substantial rate read
justments. ~
Drastic reduction in farm taxes
cannot be expected at the present
time, in the opinion Of the secretary.
who said the demands Of the users
| of automobiles for better and more
improved roads and the necessarily
high costs Of education will keep the
expense Of states and local units
close to their present level. He said
| it was mistake to suppose that the
tariff system benefits industry
greatly and agriculture little.
"It would be in the highest degree
nnwise for farpers at this time to
launch an attack on the tariff" he
said, without carefully considering
\ the possibility that in the near fu-
ture they may need it more than any
other economic group in the country.
Tariff duties on farm products prior
to the war were largely Hypothetical.
Now, with Increasing population,
with relatively declining farm pepd.
lation. with declining farm teFease
IL sA sss5e5a Ats v.4&
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Demons to Play
Carson on Local
Floor Tomorrow

Preparation for the Bismarck De-
mons, first game of the season with
larson tomorrow night IS now going
on. and Coach II. l.. Collins is en-
deavorlng 10 ret his men into ;,
smoothly working group before the
game.
Probabilities are that Coach Col
Inns will send 4 number Of mem
INTO the game in order to get line
on prospects for the Demon ouint
but Carson is expected to give a good
account Of itself and the Demons are
not Understanding the Grant coun-
~ team.
Wutzke will not be If the game be-
cause his spraincd ankle, which was
thought 10 have healed, has zone
back en- him. With his absence from
the game the Demons will miss one
Of Their most versatile and speedy
players.
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Pirates Will Fight
to Last For Bush

There will be no JOY parties on
the Pittsburgh club with DOME Bush
as manager. He tfkes his baseball
seriously. and any player who fails
to see it in the same light isk't in
very good standing with the diminu-
tive manager.
Bush was player Of the old school
lie Is the same type manager. There
will be no singing by the harmony
quartet in the Pirates dressing room
after the club has lost a tough game
with Bush in charge. Song and de-
feat don't jibc.
Bush wants fighting players who
hate to lose, rather than those who
accept the outcome merely as Il part
Of the days work.
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Express C0mpany's
Autos Not Subject
to Minnesota Tax

st.; Paul. Dec. 10.-LR-Motos We
hicles owned by the American Rail-
way Express company and used in
the operation Of their business are
not subject to the automobile license
law, the state supreme court held
today in reversing the Ramsey coun-
ty district court.
The express company brought ac-
ton against the secretary Of state
and registrar Of motor vehicles fol-
lowing his refusal to issue plates to
the plaintiff company without first
obtaining the tax fee.
The company contendcd that be.
cause Of its payment Of gross earn
ings tax, it is exempt from the provi-
sions Of the motor vehicle tax law.
in view of the fact that taxes already
are paid. The supreme court ruled
that "motor vehicles owned and used
by corporations, paying gross earn
ings tax, in the operation of their
business are not subject to the tax
imposed by the general statutes oil
1923, paragraphs 2672-2720 (automo-
bile registration law)."
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Jennings Tells Why
He Quit N. Y. Giants

Scranton. Pa, Dec. l0-tP-Ex-
planning why he withdrew as coach
of the New York Giants, Hughey
Jennings says he was Stunned while
il! by Judge Francis X. McQuade and
harlcs Stoncham, owners eof the
club
"Thc day that | went into Il ncrv-
Gus breakdown, caused principally
because | over-exertcd myself in an
effort to give the New York National
League team every ounce Of energy
| had in my system in 1924 and 1928
while Manager John j. McGraw was
i'll said Jennings, Judge MeQuade
and Stonchan, owners of the Giants,
absolutely deserted me, cut me off
the pay roll and from that day to
this never directly asked me BY wire
or letter or word of mouth how
felt"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-10

per capita, and with increasing cf-
ficiency Of farming, the tariff is be-
coming protective for crops formerly
influenced mainly by the world mar
ket. Powerful forces are carrying
US into position in which the tariff
will have its intended effect in the
near future on steadily lengthen-
ing list of important farm commodi-
tics. Under our high-tariff regime,
such tariff rates should be placed
on farm products, article by article,
as will insure the producer the home
market. The experiences of recent
years have convinced me that the
system of basing tariff rates on diff
ferences in production costs is in
applicable to agriculture products.
The only method is to do what used
to be done decades ago for manufac-
turing industries, namely, to fix
rates ut such height as effectively
to give the home market to domestic
producers"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-10
Temperature and
Road Conditions

Mercury readings 1t Z .. m.)
Bismarck Partly cloudy, 90;
roads fair.
St. Cloud-Cloudy, 50; roads, good.
Minot-Cloudy, &c; roads poor, to
fair.
Crookston-Cloudy, %; roads fair.
Fargo-Cloudy, 80; roads good.
Jamestown-Cloudy, %; roads fair.
Mandan-Partly cloudy, %; coun-
try roads badly drifted.
Grand Forks-Cloudy, %; roads
fair.
Hibbing-Cloudy, %; roads fair.
Winona-Clcar, 26; roads fair.
Mankato-Partly cloudy, 30; roads
fair. y
Rochester - Cloudy, 20; roads
heavy.
Duluth-Cloudy. %; roads good.
Devils Lake-Cloudy, "a; roads
fair.