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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-13
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
TATE HIGHWAY CONJUNCTION

u ~
/. Proposals for the construction
Of a state highway on state High
way NJ. :, east Of Bismarck. n D..
will be received by the state High
way Commission and the Board Of
nS S.s Eo% nsa9cs Ct p 1ss c0ast
later than /: o'clock p. M. Dec. s.
1926. mt which place and time they
will be publicly opened and read.
:. The. proposals must be mailed
70 or otherwise deposited with the
and endorsed Proposal FOR con-
structing n State Highway fFoderal
AID Project No. .lp in Burleish
8. A. certified check for per cent
OF the gross sum hid must accom-
2any each proposal.
I. Contemplated work consists of
c.4S9S miles nf Garth grading ana
gravel surfacinE road Improvement
/ Involving approximately: 10 aero
Sesrns ana asa i7s c fS
ei.rth Excavation: $40 e.. I'd. rock
excavation: 3762 c. I'd. sta. Over
haul: 660 l.. TT. wire guard rail- sim
gle: 16 wood guard posts: Furnish
IT. ls-inch dia: Corr. metal pipe:
furnish and deliver, haul and in
stall :27.5 J.. TT. 15.inch Conc. Pipe
Culverts; 4.GS G. I'd. Glass \ coil
crttej S63 Lbs. metal reinforcement mt ;
2 tnlets in place Getty OF Bismarck.
y. D.. standard: 100 l.. TT. S-inch
Wit. pipe In, place: 45G0 Z. I'd. gravel
surfacing in place.
5. Copies Of the proposed blank $
may be obtained from the county
auditor only. Plans and specified
tons are on file In the office or the
County Auditor and also In thA or.
flee OF tho State Highway Commits
sion at bismarck. N. d.. where they
are open for examination 70 any
one interested. Due to time and
exTenae, involved the County and
the state Highway Commission can
not furnish blue prints to prospec-
tive bidders.
8. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening Of tho pre-
2. The right is reserved to reject
any ana all proposals. to waive
..~nnicHiities. or to accept such IA
may be determined to be for the best
interests Of the County and State.
8. bidders must bid on all items
contained in the proposal blank.
Any bid or bids received for any
number OF items less than those con-
tanned In the proposal will be con-
such.
asisned, FRANK !. ycaSsoN \ I.
Dated Dovembcr ~. 1855.
at--l3.20-27
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago Nov. I3--(u. >. u. OF Al
Hogs 1000: fairly active, generally
steady; spots to - higher: no
choice heavy butchers sold: top 11.75;
part load 1850: bulk all desirable
grades all weights 1l.5OMlk75; med
weight 1926: extreme weight below
1000; shippers took 1000; estimated
holdover 1000. heavyweight hogs
1l.5O1ll.8O; medium li.35@11.75:
light ll.25@tl.65; light light 1850
lt.66; packing sows 1O.OOGI1l Is;
slaughter pigs 1l.O0@11.G5.
Cattle 1000; compared week ago,
extreme weight fat steers Is to 25
cents lower; nj! others and yearlings
fully steady: stockcrs and feeders
weak: she stock steady to Is cents
higher; lower grades sharing add
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Liquor SeiSod o.
British Steamship

Calvc stDn, Texas, NNov. t3rcR)- :.
Custom inspectors raided The British
Steamship Asuncion de Larrinnga In
dock here today and seized $50 bottles
1T liquor under what they describe
~ hitherto neglected clause In the
treaty Of 1924 between the United
States and Great Britain.
Officials said the tteaty stipulatcs
shat when British ship clears for
MAf home port direct from the United
States all liquor on board except that
called for in the medical certificate
Is liable to seizure.
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vance; all cuttersf rs TO rs cents sdps
hulls mast)y 30 eehts. Alehef; ~ efs
fess s;;n s. isi.ss s'ssses
be1nd tNtiSeilS101 otTlo H. tlillsS
ll.60; very liberal supply he1vies.s At
s.S0@e.2S 9th ihApS fInlShed III
,Maiehts. ut S.60@t0 .4ei L.RSAkB b0l6
pfiSel, Ted ot1Gts "a lue .takt.
hnsS >.1600ai.i6t MON Gf1i III 0,1st
MT cows l,76@ 0b0 FEEDERS; 0.403 10 .ffk
likht weights Upward to, 1I4Q;s Al
etttArs ASS@l.SS, veal calves if.00G
1900. s,is
sheep 5000; cd loads ~ lambs
about steady, FOR We4k 1880 direct
lad 81 doubles from feeding stations:
killing lambs closin4. 1.o06 i.26 .loWa
er; sorting Increased; fat yytArlihRs
kethefs about 100 lowsr;. sheep 80
50 cents lower: feeding lambs weak
to IS 1SWcr; weeks top most natives
and fed westerns 14.16; fed .chpp6A
lambs 1915; tat y0asliMgs Wcthefs
100; fat ewes ZOO; feeding l4s4ts
1870; bulk lat lambs l1.O0@i3.46;
I'D clipped lambs 11.OO@12.6O; eulls
1.600o.tOs fat ycatlinss WSthets
l0.00@ll.00; fat s*ts 6.0O0S.60;
range feeding lambs 12oOGiS.2b.
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BUTTER
MARKET

Chicago, Nov. 13.-LPs[The butter
markets during the week showed con-
ID In price advances On fresh butter
on all the larger Mssllets with the cx-
ccptton of Boston, where operators,
ut this period " the year, use large
quantities Of storage butter. -
Fancy butter was In light supply
and demand showed conside fAble I'm
provehient over the previous week.
At the clo9e Of the week, al markets
wcre firm and supplies were limited.
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nUX1tkae oPPORfVNl1IEs

WANTED-Men 70 60 Into the Auto.
motive and Electrieal Business.
Fine chances for those who like mn.
chinery and arc handy with tools.
We teach you 4his business me-
chAnicals electrical, battery. acety-
lene welding, machine shop, house,
wiring, shop management, used car
markets.. how TO. start your own
business, etc. II you want TO bca
como ihdependent and successful
in . business Of your own, thes,
this b the opportunity for YOU,
Write Cor Eree, Information. STATE
AUTO md ELECTRICAL SCHOOL
Box x077, Abefdeet. s.. D.
WANTED Cor fTavclinl
position. Must ke entirely unin.
cumbstsd. with high school eduea-
tidn, botWeln - and 40. Salary
bon6s and transportation. Give
full information first letter. F. +
COMPTON L CO., 1000 N. Dear.
horn 81 Chicago.
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WHEAT MARKET
GETS SETBACK
Cheaper Offerings OF Arg(h.
tine Wheat Cause Prices
% Turn Downward

Chicago, Nov. 1S-Op)--Ageressivc
selling carried wheat sharply down.
ward today to around seven cents, 1
bushel below price :prevailing On last
Monday. Increased pressure Of, new
wheat from Argentine and Canada had
. bearish effect. Crop reports from
Argentine, however, were Of mixed
character. II
Wheat closed heavy ~ to IN
cents net lower, corn unchanged %
quarter up, oats half to y cent down
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FOR 8ALE-One Acskylene WeldinS
outfit with two Presto Tanks and
Gauges 496.0 20; one Air Compressoi
with tank $4,000; one two compat+.
tnsre truck tank 46Sy00: one Sods
g0ehtain; on6 Arnold mixer; oMe
coffee urn: olte gas plate; one gaa
heater, and many. other articles fot
sA1e---cheap II talen. ~ once. Lock.
wood Accessory Co., 500 Main St,
Phone 1877.
FOR KENr--Cnrsge one bloek north
Of posEoffice. Also Tor sale . ma4-
treas $500, and Way Saeless
springs 14.0O. Phone 1O6lW. CAlt
at 8lA Third street.
LANCE Ff9sn Hickory Nuts and
Hack WAluuts. Is lbs. $116: 30
lbs, @2.15; 100 lbs. 44;00. + o. B,
ElbSON NUT FARM. Wahburn,
ron ,RENf-A garage that viii bold
about four or five CARR Tor stot.
yage. $500 per month. 1nqnirt
Peter xKton, 313 6onth Eleventh 81
FOR iRENTLCity he1Eed store and
basement at 2l2 Min. Also ..foi
sale i sssax's buffalo fur toat dt q
rsAl bafEoin. Phone 0OC. s..
WANTE6LC1od fresh milk COWS.
MIX Miller. Phone 6Ft1.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Nov. 13--IR1-Whcat
receipts ELS cars compared TO 2Ol Y
year ago. Cash No. l northern 1.3s's
Ml.4O?s; No. / dark northern spring
choice to fancy l.4l :aGlAl;s: good
to choice l.lO:sMl.4l;s; ordinary ia
good l.39 u @1.4O7s; No. l hard spring
l.:O5a@l.A5:~: No. l dark hard Mon.
tana on track .39?sGll.44:s; to ar.
rive 1853 Is @l.4l:s; May 1.A4H: Dec
1855.
Corn No. ) yellow 7O@7l.
Oats No. 3 white .0:sMilas.
harley 5O0lGS.
Ryc No. 2, S0;s@s02;;s.
Flax No. /, 2.l3A2.25.
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CHICAGO pROnllCE

higher: receipts 1916 tubs; creamery
extras isL.; standards II; extra firsts
a5MMl'.s: firsts i0S43,c; seconds
:6f139I..
I;s.gs higher: receipts a.332 cases;
firats 45615O; ordinary firsts 396'ia;
refrigerator extras Al:; rcfricerat or
firsts 33N1N33A..
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-: . - - ~. -...--
3AESHGNl.Who Wohld like to Ect
iato busif1st FOR tlem&Slvss. We
can oftAt.1 man 4lov6 80 a real
etnprtuniay. g ~ VIII invest
your tiAt Ne viii bitek Sotis With an
old eskablished firm handling q
commodity 81 univetsal need IA
growing. demand. Will pay rett,
clerical kalp and all expenss. Y9ut
income during the first, 9. month
will depend f0n you. We ask only
that you be in d position to guar.
ahtec yot1r, own living cost for 3
months. We afc interested only IN
the man xho desires 10 ;permaItsAI
connection with d future. Address
Box 4O7. Fargo, N. D..
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MINNEAPOLIS Fl.OllR

Minneapolis, Nov. l"--lAS--FloNl
unchanged to 10 cents lower. In car.
load lots, family patents quoted ut
7.8OG68.lO u barrel In 98.pound cotton
sacks. Shipments 40.a5G barrels.
Bran $500.
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MINNIE ArOl.lS RANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Nov. 13---C4)--Cash wheat
No. : red l.S7h4 1l.S1i. No. 2 hard
1881.
Corn No. 1 yellow Cs@cSn.; No. !
white C86lO8i:.
Oats No. /. white A4M45: No. 3
white IOA Md2I.
Rye No. 2. 9Ch.
Barley 5cM72.
Timothy seed a.5OGD5.25.
Clover seed 27.75M $3.50.
Lard 1l.87.
Ribs 1900.
Hcllies 1850.
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HOUSES AND FLAW

HOUSES AND e1Ay0
FOR RENT-Strictly m1de3u ais
room bungalow with ear4es. Apply
0. w. Roberts, lit Maih -1tlset.
Phone 761. 81
FOR RENT-Eight room 6Gnd15oW
all modern conveniences, hardwood
floors throughout. Double garage
excellent location. Rent reasonable.
Only responsible parties With II No.
/ references need sorply. Write
Tribune ad. No. 81.
r0R RENT-Eleven too1a 1no6srh
house with chicken hou1s and gar
age. Also large garden. place and
trees. Phone $50.
FOR RENT--Furnished flat III Wood
nansee apartment. Apply to H. j.
Woodmansec.
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RANGE OF CAREOr SAILS

Minneapolis. Nov. 1S-GNeD~-1anel
of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. !
dark horthcrn 1.lldIt.4SiS; No.
ditto I.40@l.47hs; No. 8 ditto 1880
l.48; No. = amber dufum 1.6c; No. !
darum 1861; No. 2 mixed wheat
l.g2M.
Corn No. 8 yellow 7ots67i; No. ,
mixed 90.
Oats No. /" white asa.
Kyc No. 9, 94Sx.
Flax No. /, 2.15h02.23.
BARLEY sample grades 66M62; No
2. 81.
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FEMALE nELP WANTS

LADIES So daily easy. DcmOnstrat-
ing wonderful new guaranteed aan-s1
itar;- belt and protector. High
grade, low priced. Capital exper-'
icncc unnecessary. BELT and pro-
tector FREE. Health-Tex Corp,
1896, Burnham Bldg, Chicago.
LADIES Earn big money at home IN
spare time. No selling. Stamped
envelope brings particulars. Ma
: tional Card COMPANY, 483 Milwau-,
kce Ave, Room 1, Chicago.
LADIEs-Wc pay SIG Hundred gid
ing Christmas cards. Pleasant spare
+. time work. No selling. Free In
formation. Modern Card Co., 246
Fifth Ave.. N. u.
WORK At HOMES dozen making
scarfs. Experience unnecessary. No
casvassing. Particulars for stamp.
limit Service Inc, 1911. Lynn.
Mass.
LADIES we pay $1,000 per 100 to Gi.d
Greeting Cards. free particulars for
addressed envelope. Yorkvillc Card
Dept. KID SCI Lexington Ave-. N. y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress At
the Sweet Shop.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Nov. l3--<Pl-potatoca,
receipts lc8 cars, on track 434. total
Z. s. shipments 7AS cars; trading
very slow, market dull and slightly
weaker; Wisconsin sacked round
whites 2.2DdIe.Ab; Ninncsotn sacked
round whites e.a6@cS5; Idaho sacked
russcts c.S51s.l0; fancy shade high
or.
Minneapolis, Nov. vl3--(U. S. d. Of
A.)--P0tntocs: Light wire inquiry,
demand slow, market weaker. Car.
loads delivered salcs. freight only de-
Quoted, Minneapolis and st. Paul rate
sacked cwt~, round whites. United
States No. l, and partly graded. most
" 2.c5.
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FOR SALE


BRAND NEW, four room bungalow.
everything complete, built BY I
contractor for his own home. Ideal
for newly married couple, priced ct
only $500. t
-FOUR ROOM cottage, water, lights,
east front, very cheap At only
$1.OjO.
FIVE SOON cottage, bath, lights, VA
ter, sewer, full basement, garage,
full lot, $4,000. Easy terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, strictly med
crn, spick and span, t4,7OO.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, splendid con-
dition, basement garage, well lecat.
ed and close in, $500.
THESE ARE only few Of the real
bargains on my large list Of houses.
1t is a pleasure to show you what
! have for sale.
FARM LANDS. There arc many abso.
lutte bargains ON my most complete
list Of any dealer in the city.
INSURANCE: Fire, tornado, automo-
bile in reliable companies with
y, ,n,pt .asviee assured.
r. E. YOUNG.
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FARGO RITTER

ter fat. churning cream 4s; packing
stock -.
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PERSONAL

EPILEPTlCS-At last . 1rQakwent
which stops seizures from first day.
No Bromides, Narcotics. Guaran-
teed. Information free. Hunter
Laboratories. 900 Scott, Little Rock,
Ark
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LIBERTY DONDS

New York, Nov. .l3--R9--Liberty
IO..l5; second 4as. lOO.i8; third AZ S
1913; fourth Ans 1925: U. S. G.
3Ss lO4.c7: U. s. G. "A S lO8.27.
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DREsSMAKINC

DRESSMAKING--I also cut and fit
dresses Of all styles. Hours open
from . to s =. M Price reasonable.
Phone 500. Also for sale, a daven-
port, almost new, reasonable priced.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


FOR RENT Room in modern home.
Close in. hot water heat and al
ways hot water. Also for sale n
round oak range. Phone 932T.k.
a05 Third Street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, we'll
heated, light housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. Call lO62R or at
422 Fourth street.
FOR KENT--One nicely Furnished
sleeping room in modern home, best
location. Call at 4O8 Fifth street.
Phone 507R. Ell
FOR RENT-One nicely furniahed
Steering room in modern homo. best
location. Call at 4O8 Fifth street.
Phone 597R. #
FOR RENT-A modern room on car
!. line, hot water heat. Alsa gurake.
Phone 724. 10 Fourth street.
FOR RENT--Two partly Furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 406
Seventh street. Phone 2lOJ.
Fol: RENT--Nice warm furnished
room in modern home. Close In.
4io Fifth St. Phone 925W2.
SINGLE or connected, newly decof1t-
ed, city heated, light housekeeping
rooms. College Building.
FOR RENT-A furnished or unlur-
nished room at SOC Second street.
Phone 37G.
FOR RE.T-Snall sleeping room Gt
2l8 Second street.
FOR lrNT-One aleeptn. roon. Cali
0GOLJ ritter 5:80. $50
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FLASHES or LIFE

West Point--Perhsps ,.sotnes ef tbs
boys At the military academy wish
that Queen Marie could visit them
IN order that they might attend the
Army Navy game. Anyhow Il turns
out that when she reviewed the cadet
corps all punishment for minor Of
fenses was wiped out, In accordance
with the academy's custom.
Rnme-Hats off when fascist ban
fcrs pass. The decree applies to
foreigners as well 40 natives, whether
they know about Il or not.
Acknowledging agreed to discon.
tinue the use Of tobacco, the Rev. n.
r. johnson has been admitted to the
North Georgia NJ. f. Conference. An
effort to dcbar him failed by $40
votes.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. Is, 1925
Tribune Class;ihed A1yerttiijj ! li
PHONE 82 ===-.ss,ss5


MALE aHLP WASx1O
GOVERNMENT PATROL M6fDC.
TOR--Gu.rds needed frequently
for Canadian and other bordors.
$3.50 yearly. FsfttetlArs free.
Write, Oxmcnt. S8iP., Sc. Louis,
Mo. Immediately. 5
MEN! WOMEN! Importing, exports
ing, offers wonderful opportunfsy!
We start you. No capital or ex-
pcrience required. Write Trans.
Atlantic Trading, sc University
Place, N. Y. ~. =
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FARM LANDS

WORCESTERSHIRE for free Nsts
farms and city property. Any
state; price, owners names, ad-
dresses. Simply say what y6u
want, in what state. Address OP-
.PORTUNITY, 523 South School,
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS
VISIT OUR USED CAR .SALESR0OM
We display our Used Cara just
as We do our new cafS because We
know that they are b0tgains that
cannot be duplicated anywhere
Ford Coupe; Dedxc Sedan; Dodge
Coupe; Chevrolet hAncl Truck;
Dodge Special TonfiAg; Overland
Light Delivery. All late models at
low prices.
Dasy tine peQ41nle
M. d. GILMAN GO.
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Chicago, Nov. l3--tR)-Poultry
alive. stcadv;, receipts IL GERS: fowls
1:M23: springs g: turkeys. :,5; roos-
ters 10; ducks g: geese ~.
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Bond prices moved TO new record
high levels, and y. large volume Of
new offerings was promptly sold.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
(Fufnis : ";llee co.,

I cent per pound diseoHht undot
ID. Ear corn. 20 lbs. s cents M
'rsheiL
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M. .. dIIIMHN Go.

HICf CRX6E Used CARS
SLIGHTLY used Ford coupe, fully
equipped; nearly new Oakland
with winter top; Chevrolet sedan
driven $500 miles; Chrysler 20,
good ~ new; overhaulcd and re-
painted Chevrolet sedan, come and
see it; Ford Tudor, used one sea
son: Ford coupe, ovefheuled and
new paint job-duco; slightly used
Chevrolet touring. nuy this and
nut on q winter top. You will save
money. aThrue Eords at 436 each.
Terms Aua Tradt
CAPITAL CnDvhOLEr CO.
1le1aareks n. =.
FOR SALE-lnsefnatlonat thrse ton
truck With three yard etsel dump
body. Truck IN. first class. shape,
tires eSeeptionally rood, priced Tor
quick sale. lAkr Motor Sales &c.
FOR S1LE-l006 Ford Coupe in A
No. neehaAieal A4ndition, I new
t 6 =. and 49, hsasef. rfies rem ensb's'
AfM1ll1nlTe
Fob RENTA-fwo room modern
apartment with Kitchen and beth.
Outside private entrance. Close IN.
For Information. cali at GIG Seventh
street.
FOE kENT--Nice stsam heated fur
nished apartments. The 'I6urain
ApArtments. Phone sos.
FOk RENT--Heated Apafbmsnta WITH
warm garage. $500. George A.
Daley, MAMdAn, n. d.
WOnk WANTED
WORK WANTED-A lady wants work
" day Or BY the week. Phons
e11llrrunl TOl sAl.1
FOR SALE-One Maytag electric
washing maehine $500, one five
sSries $500. two beds, tlrs1sers
and other household goods too NUM-
ef0us to mention at COZ Ninth
street. Phone S4gR.
F6k SAEE-Tkfse bedroom cots,
chairs, rugs. ! heawy army tent
l0xl6s disAs1 and n0nneeons other
hoNs6ao3d, aftl(les. 1efss Z. a.
Sebibier. Ave. r.
FOR eAE Bed coI1plote dad cot.
Also dining. room table. Phone
4oSJ., Call at 407 Elevsnth 1etaet.
FOR SALEI6nc Cole Hot blast
-Hkefer; irwin * Elk TIRE Co !.
LN0f
LOSr-Remington Automatic Shot
gun in canvas case on highway be-
tween Dawson and Mandan. Re-
ward. w. A. Fredericks, Mandan.
N. ID. j.,
LOST-Child tortoise rim spec
tacles. phoho 10.
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We PAY YOU WELL. Hardenburk's
Lcathsr Goods, Di6rtes. calendars,
Advertising spectelties, Big Com.
Elizabeth Ave-, Linden. N. J.
RIG COM. and weekly. salary, reliable
house. Guarantee satisfaction or
money hack. Now Special Co., 'Ce-
lan Rapida. Iowa.
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LOST-Remington Automatic eho
gun in canvass case on highway DO
ward. w. A. Fredericks, Mandan
LOST-Child tortoise rim spec
tacles. phoho 10. 7
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FUND
DRIVE GAINING
MOMENTUM
Race Under Way Once More
as Riddles Return
to Schools.

With vacation over and school chill
dren back at their studies, the drive to
raise the Elephant Fund money is ON
again with the big prizes looming IN
digger than ever for the schools turn
ing in the most money.
There is the first prize of 5000 in
cash for playground equipment, a
statue for every room. and the honor
OF naming the big elephant.
For the second school there is $3.50
in cash for equipment. and the honor
OF naming the little elephant, and the
third school will get 500 in cash for
equipment and will have charge of the
christening ceremonies.
For the boy or girl turning in the
most votes or for having the most
given in their name, there are several
prizes amounting to more than 500.
AND for every student turning in
100 votes there is a small ivory Gle.
phant which will be awarded BY the
Elephant Editor.
Each vote costs ten cents.
All votes turned in between now
and next Thursday noon will be an.
nounced over radio at the next Ele-
phantlcs to be given over VICAR be-
tween and 8 o'clock next Thursday
night when the Four Elephanteers will
give their weekly frolic program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
HEADQUARTERS
OPENED FOR
TOURISTS

Tourists who escaped the frozen
winter Of the North by coming to San
Antonio will no longer have to rely
on hotels and parks for their meeting
places, for the Tourists Club, occupy
ing two large rooms at the Texas
Hotel, was opened Saturday mornins.
Many people from all parts of the
country registered at the club rooms
Saturday. Numerous people who spent
last winter in Florida and other re-
sorts, visited the club Saturday and
expressed their approval of it and the
well known San Antonio climate. &C
eording to Mrs. Henry Riegler, host
ess of the club.
The tourist who has plenty Of time
on his hands can pitch horseshoes, or
play cards, dominoes, or croquet to
his hearts content at the club. The
Chamber Of Commerce saw to that by
QUILTING the club with all sorts of
recreation equipment.
Fred NJ. Herndon. secretary Of the
publicity department of the Chamber
of Commerce. estimates that there are
approximately 1900 tourists in San
Antonio at present.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
What's in Name?
Tobin Must Sign
His 1900 Times

Mayor John w. Tobin and
City Clerk Fred Fries wish their
names were shorter for a few
days, anyhow.
The s1,00O,oOo improvement
bonds, approved November IL
and printed by q Chicago firm.
should reach here Monday, nc.
cording to word received by Mr..
Fries Saturday.
There are 1900 individual
bonds, each Of which must be
signed by the mayor and city
clerk before they can be sent to
Austin for approval by the at
torney general.
Registration also must be oh.
tanned from the state comptrol-
Ter.
1t probably will be the middle
Of February before the bond
money is available.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
MATAGORDA COUNTY
SEEKS TO SAVE AT
EXPENSE OF BEXAR

Matagorda County wants to econo.
mize at Bexar's expense.
Complaint charging a minor offense
was made against a former San An
tonic resident recently. Deputy shcr-
IFS learned the man was in Mata-
gorda.
Sheriff James Stevens wrote to
Sheriff Joe Mangum, of Matagorda,
asking him il he would locate the
officers.
The man is here, disabled and in
sane" Sheriff Mangum wrote in a
letter received here Saturday. "Send
Tor him and save Matagorda the ex-
pense of sending him to the asylum"
Il am not so sure we want him."
Sheriff Stevens said.