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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-18
HOME TALENT MUSICAL COMEDYE
MUCH EVJOYED-l.ASr Time IvNlChT

leave It To Gloria" the musical
comedy presented by the young peo
PIE Of Bismarck last evening at the
city auditorium, won for itself high
place in the ranks Of home talent pro-
auctions. inc curta.a rose u. 81
and two hours of excci.ent enterta IN :
mcnt, dances and musical numbers.
we're aitorueu. - c.csvA $40. - (
am lie nortunity for the introduc-
tion Of the many attractive choruscs.
Ane Orenlnk <nUrus, Wn.cn .ea.ureu
songs and dances by the summer
girls, the show girls, the .enna
and canoe girls and members Of the
cast, was excellentiy performed. Inc
costumes were beautiful, adding
greatly to the pretty and effective
choruses.
Every chorus was good. The dane
ers were well traIneu and hau mas
tered their steps to y degree of per-
lection that was almost professional.
Members of the cast and other 500
lists possessed voices that were well
Sul.eA ~ .Me.r nuloels.
Attractively Costuued
The Merry Merries. the Golden
glows ana the tennis groups were cs-
pccially good. The Goldcnglows. n
chorus Of six girls, wore costumes of
gold metal cloth that glistened beau
tifully in tho dim lights. The prim-
rose chorus was also very pretty. Six
girls were gowncd in old fashioned
frocks Of pastel shades and each car
ricd corsagc which concealed tin.
electric bulb which revealed only the
faces Of the dancers on a darkened
stage.
"Gloria" proved 70 he an idol sent
TO Miss Marjorie Winslow Gamma
Marie Manning) by an uncle in In.
dia. At one time Gloria was reputcd
to have the power to grant all wishes
but in some way her machinery has
been damaged and her power has
failed. Pickles Johnson, porter of
the Fairview hotel. accidentally dis
covers the secret that causes Gloria
10 function. He is not aware of what
he has done, nor are other guests ~
at the hotel. The part of Pickles, a
comedy. role. is well portrayed by
Bert Dunn.
Tommy Dunn "a Keenan, Sharpe. IN
author in search of adventure and
fictional material. and Newt Daffin-
rude as Amos Happ, IN aviator. were
gerry good in the parts. At the Far
view hotel they were greeted rs 4
price and duke who were expected
arrive ineognito. For the sake Of
il. adventure they accept the titles.
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ment Of a thousand laughs. This
time, they're ali dressed up ana
STEPPED in college atmosphere.
Bcbe r. cast as "miscast"---a
girl who is sent 10 an American CO.
educational college because 1t is her
fathers alma mater He feels that
his daughters snobbish, arrogant
ways arc merely veneer through
which the girls true character will
come smiling after q period of
shoulder-rubbing with o.hcr students.
OF course, Bebe gets off on he
wrong foot. How she changes and
finally "finds" herself, creates and
causes an ocean Of laughs.
Heading the hand-picked east VIC
find Charlie Paddock Of cinderpath
fame He displays fine acting po-
tentialities and should 20 far in his
new field of action. James Hall and
FL BrendI, respectively, take care of
the love and comedy interests.
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also the hospitality Of Monsieur Jean
-..... .y.ss~sun lo.mon Miller) who
believes that royal guests will be =
wonderful advertisement for his hotel.
Gl0rias Powers Discovered
When the prince and duke, for
whom they were mistaken, are re-
veaicd Us imposters Sharpe and Happ
try to escape the anger of Monsieur
st. Sisseson. 1t is then that the
powers of Gloria are discovered. for
when Sharpe says, Il WISH you .ould
take it all as a Joke" holding Gloria
i'll his hama, the proprietor and his
one Of number Of Instances when
the author has accidentally come into
contact with Gloria's power and he
asks about her.
Miss Winslow explains her magic
powers aud the production ends with
the east and chorus singing Leave it
to Gloria"
Other members of the cast include
Archie McPhee and Marjorie Smith
who gave excellent portrayals of
Billy Butts and Betty Benson, ~, LIAR
members of the summer resort colony.
kathrine Andrst ana Marion Sandin
gave very good performances and
Kenneth Preston was excellent in his
NHsidNNtEtHalloH VI u NVuNS SOSiStA
man.
Good in Comedy Parts
Janet Caruf,l rs CHLOE, maid II
Miss Pansy Pcnuennis Cpdegrsft,
gave Il pcrIcc. characterization Of a
lazy calorcd maid and won her share
Of laughs from the Audience. MISS
updeg-af. was played b. Miss Claricc
Bclk. who gave a sincere portrayal OF
the part. Monte Doyle's role, COM
cdy one. was greatly appreciated hy
the audience.
The pickaninny chorus, which at
comranied Pickles and Chloe in n
musical number, was called back for
numerous cncorcs. Little boys and
girls were in this chorus. The Bow
cry group and Miss janet Carufcl in
II Coitainly Must Be in Love-" also
proved very popular.
The production was presented un-
der the auspices of St. Georges Guild
of the Eniscopnl church. {. q. Stew
ems and Edith Arnold were the direc-
tors. An orchestra ACCOMPANYING
was provided with Miss Mabel Isle in
charge.
The favorable comments concern
ing Leave II TO Gloria that are be-
ing heard in Bismarck today arc cx-
rccted to increase the a..e.i.an.e -
night SO that the Drodlct on vii! be
presented to a full house.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Nov. l8-(U. 3. d. Of AZ
Hogs $4,000; market slow, mostly
weak to 10 cents lower: few bids Is
to Is cents off: early top HES;
choice heavy butchers held higher:
bulk 21O to 800 pounds ll.4504A.vo
most 100 to 200 pound averages 11.35
@11.66; early bulk packing sows 1000
@1O.6O: desirable slaughter pigs
1l.5O@ll.75: heavyweight hogs fl.35
@ll.65: medium 1l.36@11.85; light
1l.260Nl1.55; light light ll.26@l1.06;
packing sows 9.756lO.S5; slaughter
pigs 1l.25@l1.75.
Cattle $4,000; fed steers steady
with weeks extreme decline; mostly
a cleanup market; bulk wciehty
steers selling at 7.7569.25: hest
around 1000: yearlings fully steady:
str'ctlv choice kinds held at 1850:
hulk low cutters around 400; vcalcrs
100 down; pest TO- outsiders 1850.
Sheep $1,000; market fairly active;
fat lambs around Is cents higher:
bulk fat lambs to packers 12.75W
1900: carly sales to city butchers
1926; holding best around 1885;
choice fed clipped lambs held around
1l.75; culls 25 cents higher at S.5O@
900; mostly strong weights $50:
sheep steady: bulk fat ewes 5.25@
6.75: feeding lambs mostly UNI
changed: bulk 1l.75612.75; holding
best around 1900.
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ROO1oD fOR aQlf
FOR RENT--Two nice li9hs house-
keeping rooms. fully furnished.
Modern, warm and comfortable.
Also garage for rent. Phone 81J
Of call at 6f7 Second street.
FOR RENT--One large room and one
d. small room, both warm and newly
decorated. = Also for sale: High
school books second hand. Call Mt
Ill Rosser or Phone 24lJ.
FOR RENT--A beautifully Furnished
room in a new modern home. Al.
ways hot water. Two blocks from
G. p. hotel. Call at sos Fourth St.
Phone l9OlR.
FOR RENT--Niccly furnished, we'll
heated, light Housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. Call iOt2R or Of
422 Fourth street.
FOR kENT--Two furnished house
keeping rooms, MISC two single
rooms. Hot water heat. Inquire at
81 Ave. A.
SINGLE or connected, newly deeorat-
"a, city heated, light housekeeping
rooms. College building.
FOR RENT--Modcrn furnished room
4 blocks from postoffice. Call at
$40 Ave. b. Phone STAR.
FOR RENT-A furnished or unfur.
nisAed room in modern home. Good
location. Phone 525LM.
FOR RENT--Nodcrn furnished room.
Phone 263R or call at 3l7 Eighth
street.
TOR hENT-Oue sleeping room. Gall
ooOl.J after $50
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

Sotuh st. Paul, Nov. l8-(U. S. D.
Of A.)-Cattle 5000: excepting cut
ters and bulls, all killing classes
opening very slow; weak to lower;
rum includes few cars short feds. but
mostly grassers; bulk steers and
yearlings 6.25@7.5O: she stock 4.25Ml
1925; cutters 3.5O@3.75: bulls 5000
$40; stockers and feeders again
tending lower; bulk 5.O0Gl6.5O;
calves $500; vcalcrs mostly Is low
or: bulk good lights 9.25.
Hogs $4,000; practically no carly
hog sales; indications around 10 to
81 or more lower: bidding mostly
1O.75@ll.O0, on light ...; butchers;
around $50 and down on packing
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GRAIN
~
LIVESTOCK
MARKETS
81 Associated Pr5m Lsass6 Wine
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Speculative Sentiment Shifts
Frequently With Major
Activity Downward

Now York, Nov. ls-GRs-Frequcnt
shifts Of speculative sentiment char
actcrized today's stock market, with
major activity apparently on the
down side. Standard industrials and
rails held fairly well, bus bear tfAd.
ers succeeded in uncovering number
OF weak spots among the spocialttea,
particularly. those in which diyldends
arc reported to be in danger. Worth!
in9ton Pump "R" and Paige Detroit
each broke to new 1926 low prices.
There was little in the days busi-
ness news to influence the price move
mcnt. Rear traders have been en-
couragcd, however, BY the continued
lacl, Of public interest, although with
few exceptions, COMMISSION houses
report that there has been compare
lively little forced liquidation, ihdi-
eating that stocks were strongly held.
Judging from the volume Of stocks
borrowed. in the "loan crowd"> the
short interest in many issues n IN
usually large.
United States Steel, General Motors,
Baldwin and other recent favorites
fluctustcd rather erratically within
COMPARATIVELY narrow limits In the
first few hours Of trading.
Rails were quiet but steady despite
predictions Of record breaking Octo-
her earnings. Standard Oil Of New
jersey common sagged to iOk dupli
eating the years low, on liquidation
presumably influenced hy the recent.
~ announced plan Of new financing
through the sale Of additional com
mon stock and debenturca in connec.
tion with the retirement Of the pre-.
fcrrcd.
The closing was irregular. Fresh
selling OF United States Steel and The
weakness Of the motor stocks were
partially counteracted in the final
hour by a brisk upturn in the sugar
shares, which rallied one to six points
- prices of the raw product touched
the best levels Of the season. Buying
Of textile and shipping issues alse
was resumed. Total sales approx
mate 100000 shares.
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WHEAT PRICES
HIGHER TODAY
Market Affected BY Rains in
argentina and Higher
Liverpool Quotations

Chicago. Nov. 18--(P)--Big export
buying on North American wheat.
about 2,!OO.OOO bushels did q good
deal to lift wheat prices today. but
selling increased on the advance. and
reactions ensued. A lowering Of ocean
freight rates accompanied the de-
vel. ..hent OF export business. Heavy
rains in Argentine counted also IS y
bnllish factor.
Wheat closed unsettled "a to Ia
cents net higher. corn "a cent to half
cent up, oats unchanged to quarter
cent advance. and provisions varying
from 10 cents decline to a rise Of 81
cents.
General dOwnpours of rain in Santa
tory referred TO is where the Argen-
tina were reported today with more
threatening. In this connection, the
fact was pointed out that the terri
tory referred to is whecr the Argen-
tine wheat harvest is now on, and that
under such circumstances rain is
very undesirable.
Snow in the corn belt. represented
rs likely to mean indefinite delay to
much of the husking, tended today to
give independent strength to the corn
market. Meanwhile, the country
movement Of old corn appeared to
be light. and commercial demand in
creasingly active 70 rchoicc grades.
Arrivals Of corn in Chicago today
amounted to only 81 cars.
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Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-Fivs room modern
house, close in. Phone 066R. Call
ut 321 First street.
FOR RENT-A warm furnished room
In modern home. Cali at at Fifth
street or Phone 052W.
FOR SALE Walnut bed and dresser,
dining table and six chairs, serving
table, end table, floor lamp. Kim
bali Victoria. gas stove, ice box,
boiler, tubs, wringer and numerous
other articles. Call OF AL Third
street or Phone $500.
FOR RENr-A furnished apartment
on ground floor. Also for sale: 4
duofold. Call ut $50 Fourth street.
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sows; bidding mostly ITO on pigs or
about Is lower; average cost We'd
ncsday 1923: weight 2OB.
Sheep $500; opening around
steady: better grade fat lambs 1850:
some held higher; sheep steady: fat
e.>s -.~veAo.vv; one iOau range ieed-
crs 1l.25.
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WHEAT FUTURES RALLY
ON MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis, Nov. 1S-(R)--kAin
delay to harvest in Argentine, strong
cables and marked increases in cx-
port taking gave wheat futures good
rally today. On the advance the
market turned nervous and sctbacks
were frequent us liquidation was re-
ncwcd on the strong spots.
Before midday the market was rs
@1h cents up from yesterdays close.
Oats were up y cent with other
markets. Rye futures advanced 1is
cents. December barley rallied one
cent with other markets. Flaxsced
futures scored gains Of 2i4.
Cash wheat offerings were too
small to make a good market and
competition among buyers was not
strong. General trading basis was
unchanged. Winter wheat was scarce
and firm.
Durum was slow and draggy.
Corn receiDts were small and hold
crs asked half to one cent advance.
Oats were steady to quiet.
Rye was steady.
Barley was light supply and general
demand better.
Flaxseed was firm to one cent high
or for choice.
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Anyone wishing to sign the
depositors' agreement in con.
nection with the liquidation Of
the hanks affairs may Do 50
&C the Lenhart Drug store.
Agreement blanks may be Sc.
cured there Also.
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CHICAGO PROnp,cE

Chicago, Nov. 18-dP1-Butter low
err: receipts 1890 tubs. Creamery ex-
tras 80; standards 44E; extra firsts
46@4S: firsts 41@44; seconds 36@4O
Eges unchanged: receipts Laps cars.
Cheese unchanged.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago s; NOV: lS-R'rronltr ~
@23h; springs l8@22h: turkeys IS:
ROSTERS Is; ducks 2OM25; geese II
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Al The Movies
CAPITOL. THEATRE

star angie Review
Norma Shearer has always been
known as an especially versatile
W n voma IN, hui it vas not UNI
after sec:r~ "r1is Secretary" n, the
Capitol Theatre last night that h.
...~A. as q >vineu.enne as Drolx
cef ~ to the m nj of the write,
In this Hobart Henley rroduetio
.or Neutrality-suspicious., Miss
Shearer has given her most interest
ing performance. Stepping directly
from 4 tremendous hit in an exceed
'ngly dramatic picture. "The Tower
VI Iies," Miss Shearer plays the
o,nedy scenes in His Secretary
nth all the lightness Of 4 Constance
-,!madre. vet she retains the syn
,s.hy Of the auiiencc. AM gives .ief
lie whimsical quality that is SCI
ON achieved in comedy OF the tyr
Il this story BY Carey Wilson.
ELTINGE THEATRE
n you want q college edueAtion in
the course Of an hour-one devoid Of
study, yat teaching the latest thing
In lan9hx,-get down 70 the Eltinge
tsAay - Saturday for ~Ths cenlpns
FlirE."
The reason! Bebe Daniels! She's
hack agein-the same vivaciously
dashing bat d fsmintnfty who romps
through eomsdiss to the accompani-
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Minneapolis. Nov. 1s-fu. S. d. Of
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, Nov. iS-R)-F,ou
UNCHANGED to * cents ln,-er. :"
load lots. family patents quoted at
7.7OM7.75 4 barrel in y8-pounu cotton
sacks; shipments 32,292 barrels.
Bran 2S6O0D24.OO.
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FOUR ROOM modern home. hard
oood floors, very larse froht room,
in good condition. good location,
fifty foot lot, with garage.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, incldd-
ing at least 3 bed rooms, one bed
room down stairs, full basement,
hot water heat, screened porch, de-
atfable location, for $3.50. mostly
payable like ront.
EIGHT ROOM modern house. includ-
ing bed rooms. large basement,
mostly hard wood floors, close in.
fine fifty foot lot. for $1,000, most
lyl payable like rent.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. al
most new, fine basement and heat
ing plant, garage in basement, east
front, near school, for $4,000, on
terms.
If YOU are looking for home or for
an investment, you should examine
these properties.
GEO. N. REGISTER.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Nov. iSR) Potatoes:
Receipts liz; Oh track i6S: tOta, T..
S. shipments $50 cars; trading SLOW,
market dull; Wisconsin sacked round
whites 2.25@2.40; Minnesota sacked
round whites 2.25@l2.36; mostly
around 2.20M2.35; Idaho sacked rus
sets c.75@3.OO.
Minneapolis, Nov. 18-(U. S. D. of
a. v.u.oco. very light ware in
~ ~"".;"a,iv no demand, market
dull. Carload delivered sales, freight
\, .c4u~.eu, MinneapOiis and st.
Paul rate. stacked cwt, round whites,
r Nh AM -artly graded, too
few sales to establish market. Ask
.ns mostly 2.1O to 2.l0.
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Reduced prices on all Fur
and Cloth COats.-Bismarck
Coax Shop.
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FARGO RITTER

Ea~~O. " u. Nov 18--(0 Nut
ter fat, churning cream -: packing
sock "a.
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LET ME- haul your ashes during the
winter months. Will call for then,
twice q week. Service very reason.
able. Phone 734R. Joe Eissle.
FOR SALE-Modern residence 60xl60
lot, also Kimball Player Piano.
Cheap Il taken at once. AIT Man
dan Ave. Phone as.
FOR SALE = Mans large size over
coat like new. Muskrat lined with
beaver collar. Reasonable. Phone
sos.
FOR RENT-Garage, also for sale.
mattress for full sized bed. Call
ut S14 Third St. Phone lO51W.
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FOR SALE--One two compart-
mcnt truck tank $65.D0: ono Soda
Fountain: ono Arnold mixer: ono
coffee urn; ono gas plate; one gas
heater. and many other articles Tor
s.la---cheap il taken at once. Lock
wood Accessory Co., 500 Main st.
Phone 1877.
SAVE 40 per cent on your coal bill,
with q Patckin Ignite Crate.
Thousands IN use. Fits all stoves
and furnaces. c. F. Moody, Dis
!, tributor. 416 Second street, Bis
marck, N. D.
FOR SALE-My registered 3 year old
Red Poll Bull. Gentle, quiet and
we'll behaved. Not 4 fence breaker
Must change. O. E. Erickson, Top
men. n. ..
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DREsslaAKIN0
WANTED-Gcncra dressmakine, in.
tlndinc mending and making mems
shirts. Call at As Thayer or Phone
44OJ. Miss Cook and Miss Mar
tincSon.
DRESSMAkING--l also cut and fit
dresses Of all styles. Hours open
from 2 to S n. IN. Price reasonable.
Phone 500.
WANTED-Sewing and embroidery
work. Mrs. N. F. Erfck1on, 2l7
South Fifth street.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR KENT---Eight room bungalow,
all modern convcniences, hardwood
floors throughout. Double garage.
excellent location. Rent reasonable.
Only responsible parties with a No.
references need apply. Write
Tribune ad. No. 81. So
FOR RENT-Five room bungalow.
newly painted and decorated, 2 ex-
ira rooms in attic. Immediate pos
session. Convenient to school. r. r..
Young.
FOR RENT--Five room modern
house, 3 blocks from postoffiee.
Wish to retain one room. Home
evenings Phone 544J.
FUR RENT Eleven room modern
house with chicken house and gar
ngc. Also large garden place and
trees Phone 48O.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house, No. ga Third street. Rent
$40 per month. Harvey HArris &
Co.
FOR RENT-Six room modern house.
Call G0lW2.
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LOaT-Da01ss grey hoEsehi4s robe
fsem car ct .402 Fifth st. Thursday
evening. Nav. nth. Call lOFS.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
FEMALE AGENTS ,Scllins new Mns
Of beautiful and practical dresses.
Easy sellers. To SEQ them Ia 70
want them. Call at 212M Main st.
Apt. after SEQ p. m.
WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED--Woman wants
house cleaning work by the hour.
Price reasonable. Call ut 600
Tnaycr st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. woman De.
sircs part timo work for room and
board. Address Box Is, Mandan. N.
Oak.
COMPETENT girl would like work
caring for children, amy time Of
dnv or evening. Phone 487W.
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Tribune CLASSIFIED Advertisements
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Easy tine payRsats.
M. B. GILMAN co.
AlnnaRelk.

FOR SALE-Two Ford coupes, any
reasonable offer accepted. Phone
II. G. Emerson, ITS evenings.
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EXPERIENCED clerk wants position
during the holidays or longer. Can
furnish references. Phone sow or
write 316 Eighth street.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
JUDGE R|TCH|E WILL
 ARRIVE IN EVANS
CUTTER ALGONQUIN WILL MEET COURT PARTY, BRISTOL 5AY
 RETURNING AUGUST

E. E. Ritchie- judge of the Thi-d Judicial division, Territory Of Alas ka, will arrive in Seward from his Valdez headquarters on the s s A6- miral Evans, en route to the Wesc- ward where the frst floating cs-n of court will be held for a zEnbe- o- years. According to Wn- D Copper noll, district attorney for thls d5v5- sion, Judge Ritchie plans 1o- the court party to proceed across Cook Inlet from Sel60vis D L-izuzE thence overland to the B-5z-o- bar district II is hoped the Westward session will be completed hr -he -zc- ter part of August- Ac th1s l-e naturalization cases form nos c@ -hs docket.
 MT. Coppe-nou arrived iron Val deg last Saturday on the s : Alas ka and VIII accompany the cou- -z-- ty, Other members 5nela5e VII E- Whittlesey. deputy clerk ot -1e cou-- Kenneth E. Kuhle1, c2e-k -o ,--- C--- pernon; A DowIi-g- 6ar-- -z-@1a- and Lawrence Ke-- fo-1e- c-s-k -1 the districr attorney buc who -ece-,- ly resigned to accep a position wzth the Bureau Of E5ucs6o1- Ee VII leave the parry at Dllaasaan whe-e he will be stationed
 The cutter Algonquin wa5ch was IA port Saurd2y, VIII pick the Ps-E up in Bristol bay and couvey chsl ee the various points where cou-c VII , be held.
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Dead Heart Is Made
 To Beat Again, S F.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2. tP-A mans heart, which had stopped 5ts pulsations for fully two minutes, wzS made to beat again at & Johns hos pital, Yonkers, D-, Enazus1 Kessos announced.
 Dominiv V1t2lo, Q yoz2g scco-, had been brought ia there 2n5 ~pVoaOunc- ed dead" from 2 bullet wound 7a hiz abdomen. v5talo lay o2 a se-s1cAe- as inert as if his spirit hs3 2l-sz5y fled this vale. D-, koSs0s C1scS1y seized a needle and Injected s5-s12 lin into his heart
 A few seconds afterw27d. V1rslc showed signs Of life Later sn oPe- ation was performed for removal Q; the bullet.