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Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-10
PASSED THROUGH
ENROUTE TO KANSAS.

LNhVO l. 1U hANSASs
Rev. W. L. Martin, who has
been in Mesa for a few days
stopped over here for few hours
Wednesday enroute to Burton
Kansas, following receipt OF word
OF his mothers death, Mrs. A. l.
Martin. He expects to return tt
Winslow next week.
2. t. A. TO MEET DEC. 20.
The P. T. A. of the junior and
Senior high schools will moot ne-
cember 20 instead of December 81,
due to the fact that the SeuioT
play is to be given on the latter
date. An interesting program has
been arranged and refreshments
will be served by the committee in
charge.
HERE FROM PHOENIX
Assistant U. S. District Attorney
Guy Axline, of Phoenix, visited in
WinsloW Monday afternoon. He
left on No. 8 Monday evening for
his home.
PASTRY SALE.
There will be a Pastry Sale at
Dagg's Store, Saturday, beginning
at 8 a. m. Baked beans, salads,
pies, cakes and brown bread will
be for sale. This is under the aus
pices of the Missionary Society of
the M. E. Church. Your patronage
is solicited.
VISITING AT COAST
Mr. and Mrs. William Petchall,
are enjoying a visit in Los An
fornia cities.
LAWYERS TO HOLBROOK
j. L. Sweeney, G. D. McCauley
and other local attorneys were in
Holbrook Monday to attend a court
calendar call, at which time cases
to be brought before the court were
arranged and the impaneling of a
petit jury ordered.
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Leo Murphy of Ell Paso, ar
rived in Winslow this week, to re-
main until after the holidays with
her father, w. D. Hitchcock. Mrs.
Murphy was formerly Miss Jesse
Hitchcock
HERE FROM TUCSON
L. A Bechtol, cashier of the
United Bank & Trust company of
Tucson, paid a business visit to
the local branch last week end.
LOCATED HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Berryhill and
family, formerly of Ell Paso, are
now at home at 323 West Fourth
street.
IN CONFERENCE AT
LOS ANGELES.
G. R. Templeton, division ac-
countant in the superintendent's
office, spent the past weekend in
Los Angeles where he went to at
tend q, conference with the Santa
Fe officials.
IN LOS ANGELES.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Robertson
spent several days in Los Angeles
recently. Mr.. Robertson is at the
A. r. & S. F. superintendent's Of
flee The visit in the coast city
was spent in looking over proper
ty held there, enjoying rest and
q pleasant vacation.
VACATIONED IN
LOS ANGELES.
Mrs. Kathryn Tennery, employ
ed in the superintendent office Of
the A. T. & S. F., returned last
week from Los Angeles where she
spent her vacation shopping and
visiting.
VISITING DAUGHTER.
Mrs. James Marrs, mother of
Mrs. c. P. Giragi, arrived in Wins
low this week from her home in
Tombstone and will remain here
during the holidays.
JOINS MAIL FORCE.
JOHH II. buI Io, AOl hlO1 IONoA
newspaperman, and later of Hol-
brook, returned TO Winslow this
week from Phoenix, where he had
gone for Mrs. Burns health, and
will be connected with the staff Of
The Daily Mail. Mrs. Burns ex-
poets to join him here following
Improvement in her, condition.
LEFT TUESDAY FOR VISIT y
Mrs. r. L. Borden left Tues
daily for a few days visit at the
coast.
TO FLAGSTAFF
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Sunderland
spent the week end in Flagstaff.
a a a a a a m n n N n N a a n a a n N n a n n q
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-10
GUEST OF GRANDMOTHER
IN ALBUQUERQUE

Edward Peterson returned Fri.
day from Albuquerque, where he
had beene visiting his grandEoth-
er for few days.
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-10
VACATIONED IN
LOS ANGELES.

Mrs. Kathryn Tennery, employ
ed in the superintendent's office OF
the A. T. & S. F., returned last
week from Los Angeles where she
spent her vacation shopping and
visiting.
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-10

Reconstruction of new
water system under way.
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-10
VISITING DAUGHTER.

Mrs. James Marrs, mother of
Mrs. C. P. Giragi, arrived in Wins
low this week from her home in
Tombstone and will remain here
during the holidays
Winslow daily mail., 1926-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. IT. L. Burch left
Friday night for Gallup, where
Mr.. Burch entered the Gallup hos
pital to receive immediate treat
ment for hernia. Latter reports
stated that he was resting com
fOrtably.
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NOTICE OF ExPrR ALTON nEtlEMPTION

I4SD . COUNTY, a TAX s2Ifs -. ~
~ iSiS and that aaia sale said parcels Of real estate sold
still redemption sha
therein will
~ RIGHTS e xsmpon rights such real
- - - - 80 80 Name of Record Amount required
Description Estate: Title Is rodcc
~ Is
Original Plat Lots BIZ Y Wills u Bryan s. 5s a
4, A. r.. l6
Nick II sA.sT : - .
Iiverview Smith
niysrycw Lot Blk 10 y bismarck DEVELOPMENT Co. Soos
County Auditor
(sEALJ 80 - - = FRANK J. JOHNSON
Goonnntty auditor .s e gsrieish
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NOTICE RI, ,IsEDuTs,u,s

In the Matter of The Estate Of Eliz-
abcth ..aist, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the I'M.
dersignei. Administrator of the Es-
tate Of Elizabeth Laist. late Of the
City uf bismarck. in the County OF
Burleigh and State of North Dakota,
deceased. to the creditors OF and al
persons having claims against said
deceased. to exhibit them with tho
necessary vouchers. within six
mouths after the first publication Of
this notice, To the said Administra-
tor at the office of Scott Cameron
in the City of Bismarck. In said
Rurleigh County. or TO the Judge Of
tho County Court OF Burlcigh coun.
in the City Of bismarck. Burlcigh
County North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified
that the Hon. I. c. Davies. Judge Of
the County Court within, and for
said County Of Hurleigh and state
of North Dakota. has. fixed the 3rd
day Of August. 1926. at the hour Of
tom o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. at the Court Rooms. In the
in said County aud State, as the
time and place for hearing and ad-
tjusting all claims against the es.
tate Of the said Elizabeth Laist, de-
ceased, which have bcon duly and
regularly presented as hcrcinbefors
provided.
Dated this eth day Of January.
1926.
Administrator Of said Estate.
SCOTT CAMERON.
Attorney for Administrator.
bismarck. North Dakota.
1--2. 1..Cc
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PEHIOD. .REDEMpTION
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY AT TAX SALE: -. :.

NOTICE OF OF THE PERIon OF nKDEMPTIoN ON
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY At TAX SALE. -
Frank County Auditor Of purleigh County DO hereby
II Gounty on
stu the property Of this County that unless
will become the absolute fee this Coun
which
redemption 1865. sFDEs.
record
perod npdins
dnquen of the 1916
10 - Name Of Record Amount uired
Description of Heal Estate: Title redeem
TO Harry Turnoy
1910
REGAIN Townslt
.e5- Joscph
under hand and the the County Auditor Of Bur-
(sExI) ~ ~ ' " ' FRANK J. JOHNSON,
Burleigh
e3H 80. a County North Dakota.
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COUNTY An sAI,F..s - :.

OF
County December
this County that such salee
said sales
therein win be
the which viii
s s%gn sn Ms 3s ssd sa % sS9 Interest and
i'as @ 90 ~ Name fI,ecofd 81 Amount required
Description OF Teal Estate: Title
lot Ii 2 ! w. er.$
IngeN %
Lot n Biz. ,as. Johanna Erickson ess
IS. H. H Esss,s sss e assss. a. g &C..
(SEA11 = --s' FRANK Johnson,
4 .~.shs. 50 t&s:
see9s& $. !. 9ssss County, North Dahota.
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on THE AIR
Moun(sin Time.

I MOunlain Time
KOA (322.D $3.50 DINNER cohdcrt
Pacific Time
KGO (3Gl.2) 6--Dinner concert.
KEW t48i.5) 61Dinncr CONCERT
S---Conccrt. 9-StudiO. 10:30--.lsOO,
Owls.
( kPO A's.3) G:3O-- Orchestra. iS-r
Dance music. &
xxx taaD Features. T:J0-
Variety. 1O--Fcaturcs. ll-Orchcs-
ira.
XIII (iO5.2) 8--Orchcstra.
KWSC t3i8.6) SVotal and instru-
mental.
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NOTICE OF Exns s or T tue n3T ON

LAND solid TO TIE CU!NTY At tx sALl:s -. ,.-.,
be said sales within ninety the date Of this
redemption expired. Z. s .Aass
the of the
the mount penalty
and ss
- - Nam Of Record
Description Of Title redeem
cot NJ. SIS 52.66
N
& 4 ST.. IL
Lots Dix Dakota Townse g. 20
TOwnsite ,
Blk. "a %
IL
Lots Il Z Blk Leon Ganguisky 17606
l. a. Is
o. L.
the Auditor OF
tSEALJ 49, - - : FRANK JOHNSON,
Auditor Of
North Dakota.
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rr,,. h SOLD IT, THE COUNTY Ar TAN sALE
give notice that tn. parcels f
lO
Tbs SGnn an. that such sales have been snd
be mad" from said tax sales Within the date Of this
at sucht
u . 1T
the which
penalties thereof
of required
City x = g..
Lot -. lk: 81 Francis Register IS 237. %
under Of the County Auditor Of Bur-
lSEAI.) 80 - - : '' FRANK JOHNSON.
County Auditor OF Buregh
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41f4tN or rxfGs k1soy or On
LAMP SUD ~ the COUNTY At TAX sA a;: - nrv
this .alss have from and they
fran & se si ch
debarrd
lowing Of sale which the
"A
despon Of the name e the
the e and also opDoss each aS sst
period redemption including
the amount fer which the said land sold and
t.,... d. Name Of Record Amount required
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FRIDAY JANUARY Is, 1926

N0T7rE or SEPARATION rl:lUI nlrEMrrroS w
Frank johnson COUNTY ~ hcresy
H sAis g ;s. ca er ness es e.
redeemed from anu they
, s Re e saes
the property In fcs or this Gonn
lien
viii ana any sd
sold at such tax sale on which tue
period redemption expired.
record title thereof BY the rscosas the
Se required tS red nf @ neluds
which
800 D ."S's 49, $50 - 80 Of Amount required
Description OF Real Estate: Title owner: to redeem
Arena Dwnslt
Walter Scott ........T 945
HeEan 'Town 4
Auditor Of Bur-
fsEEAiJ, ' ms ~" oAs - 'a1"' FRANK j. JOHNSON
>-Ts-a's County Buregh
srs /. County, North Dakota
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Order Ut Notice

District Of Month Dakota.--ss:
On this 22nd day Of December.
\. -. 1925, on reading the Petition
for Discharge Of the above namcd
Bankrupt. it is
Ordered BY the Court. that n hear
ing be had upon the same on the
LIST day Of March, A. D. 1926, before
the said court, at Fargo. in said dis
trict, at ten o'clock in the forenoon:
and that notice thereof be published
in The Bismarck Tribune, Il news
paper printed in said district, and
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place and show
cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
court. that the referee shall send,
by mail, to all known creditors,
copies of said petition and this or
der. addressed to them at their
places Of residence as stated.
Witness The Honorable Andrew
Miller, Judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof. at Fargo. in aid
district, on the 22nd day Of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1926.
(SEAL) J. a. MONTGOMERY,
Clerk.
By T.. II. Steele.
Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE OF ExrIRATIox or THE rear

NOTICE EXPIRATION or PEnloh REDkMPT1oN ON
La
notice OF described
h lsis ana that Ct said sale said parcels Of real estate so
a the Iropey OF this and
~ former thereof and all eter
an Of redemption
which
perO OF
OF
the Register Of Deeds Ct County
such tax sale At the sxpaton ncudn.
- Name Of
Ing
Lots .3.....s 81 .2e
(SEAL) " 80 - - = S'' JOHNSON,
$50 $50. g = 49, O
- r -
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DANkRl l'I"S PETITION rOR DIS-
CHARGE AND ORDER OF No.

In ~ 1tttstttISbNs
Im the District Court Or the CMitcd
states. District Of North Dakota
In the Matter Of Nels 4. Niemic,
Bankrupt. No. C69G in Bank
rurtcy.
To the Honorable Judges Of the
District Court Of the United States
for the District Of North Dakota:
Nels \. Niemic of Wing. in the
County of RurlciEh. and state OF
North Dakota. in said District, re-
sn.ctfully represents that On the
18th day Of November. 1925, he
was duly adjudgcd BANKRUPT under
the acts OF Congress relating to
bankruptcy: that he has duly sur
rendered all his property and rights
Of property. and has fully complied
with all the requirements Of said
acts and Of tho orders Of the court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prayS that he may
be dccrced by the court to have q
full discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under said
bankrupt acts, except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dis.
charge.
Dated this nth day Of December
| a. ID. 1925.
| NELS A. MEME.
Bankrupt
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" - COUNTY TAX SALE.
Auditor BurleEh County hereby
sold OF this County December
this and been ad tne
he
therein viii be and o. any snd
lowing sold such tax sale which the
record office Of
psrs tns M @ @ neadn Of
interest
- $1,000 80 " $500 Of Amou REQUIRED
o. Real
- Getty Of
Williams Add Incl .o.,.
9. Patterson ....... 3 2ol. lS
Phllbrick 63 32
ms hands and of he
(sEAL) $50 ~ 80 80 = ~ JOHNSON
~ 5t Auditor Of Burlcigh
x
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NOTICE OF EXrlRATION of on
rs LAND SOLD -

rs LAND SOLD -
Johnson do
s" o taxes at the annual sale Of this
TINS fronam
saIa TAX
of his
9th.
VIII be
list Of the
perod Of redemption ~ - ~ 1850 -"
Of
q County
be
tandpe
and penalties and interest - '
o Amoun rcqui
u
Mckenzie TO Incl
TX. r. Harris. Ga /,
Lots. Hawks IGG
Mckenzie Ndd Lots IL Is Incl ~
Block II. r. thihrck 81
Ada Lots IL PhHhrck ~
A. J I
f Counts of Iur-
(sEAL) go - FRANK
u q County Auditor Of l,urlcigh
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Eastern lime
WILT (394.5) 4:3O--Artist recital.
S--Studio. 1O--Orchcstra. 10:3 %
Rufus and Rastus.
WEAF (492) 6--Dinner music. =
Minna Krokowsky, violinist: Helen
Frankcnthaler, contralto. and Mil.
drcd Van Vlict Foldman, pianist.
7:45-Vcc Lawnhurst, popular pia-
mist. 8--"The Happiness Candy
Boys $500 Eagle Neutrodyne
Trio" 9-"Hohncr Harmony Hour"
To WCAP (469). WAR (3O5.9,
WOO (5os.2), WGR t3lV, WEEP
t476l, WWJ (352.7). 9:3O-"Parnas-
sus String Trio and the Radio Dream
Girl" lO--Gcnia Ziclinska, soprano,
and Giuseppe di Bcnedctto. tenor.
lO:30-Robert zap, Hawaiian guitar.
10: 45--Robcrt Borsig, tenor and
Theo Wright, baritone. l1-12-Or-
chcstra.
WMCA CAD G--String ensemble.
$500 rchcstra. Emusic. 10--En-
tcrtaincrs. ll:30-Orchestra.
NICK (5l6.0) C--Orchcstra. o.
Studio. 10 Dance tunes.
WREO (2S5.5) G-Orchcstra.
WlP (JOS.2) C:O5 Orchestra.
kDKA 5000 6:3O--Conccrt. o.
WIZ (333.D G:3O--Orchcstra S.
Dance tunes. S:30-Symphony or
chestra. 8: 3O-NOvcltics.
WCAE (AGl.3) G:30--Conccrt. $3.50
Studio,
WJR (517) Variety.
WCAU (278) 7:30-Orchcstra $3.50
Entertainers.
WNYC (526) 7:3O-piano. Soon.
cert. 9:3O-Trio.
WRw (272.G) 9--Am. Legion
Night.
WBAL (24G) 9-Musical program.
WANG (3lG) addresses by the
Rev. S. parkcs Cadman, u. d.; tho
Rev. Father John l.. Bedford, Rabbi
Alexander Lyons. Subject, "Rclig
ious instruction in the Home"
i. WIZ (455) 9:3O-Musical sclec
tions.
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WBBM (226) 4--Orchestra; Haroi.
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hof. Sip Trio; orchestra; pianos
Two Jays; Charlie Garland; Miriam
Hadlcy, violin: Helen Hadlcy, nc
companist; Kristine Gallcn, cello.
WlIAS (399.S) Musical. 7:30-
Concert.
WFAA iA76) 4:3O--Don Dcstol
C:30-Orchestra. S:30--Instrumen
tai.
voc (i84) 5:45--Chimes. S---Mu
steal. 0-Classical. 1O:30--Orchcs
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~ WHIT (239) G--Classical. 9:30.-
Popular. 1O:30-Musical. 1880
Orchestra.
KfW (536) 6-Dinner music. g.
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somnia Club"
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College girls. 10-Boston Sercnae
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KSD (545.D banjo selection
7:30-Thelma Carroll, contralto.
WLIB (3O2.S) Concert. IL
Popular. 12-Dance tunes.
WHO (52G) 7:3O-Instrumental.
Orchestra.
KFNF (266) 7:3O-Organ.
WDAF (365.G) 8-Band. 1l:l5
Nighthawk Frolic.
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NOTICE EXPIRATION nEDEMfTION on
LAND Al sALE.- j. IN .

NOTICE or EXPIRATION PERIOD nEDEMPTlON or
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY AT TAX SALE !, ..-., 3
this haYe
still County
from said sales within ninety days the date Of this
a Of
redemption expired.
Opposite each description real the of
which penalty
and ena and1 there0 = - -
Nam Of Record Amour
o tic own to redcc
Lots to pat Riley Est
4ot 4, erth l.. Booth
Given
(SiAII 49, 49, ~ W. - ' FRANK Johnson.
0 BurlciSh as
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NOTICE ExrlsAg.ox eEs1oD nnpEMrrIoN


-, LAND SOLD TO TIN; COUNTY Ar TAx SALE - 49,,
gy notice that q
be mad: from said sales within ninety days from the date Of this
%
rights
period of redemption expired.
Opposite description the Of the
the Deeds Of such County and also opposite each tract
penalties interest thereof
0 redccin
l. 49,
Lots = Hik AZ John Weber l42 ~
(SEAL) . JOHNSON
~ Auditor Of
~ +
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PERIOD OK REDssMPTloN
LAND SOLD TO THE COUNTY AT TAX SALE , Ill. 3.

.
December
1ath 1929 and sold
within
persons
redemption rights
a
expired.
and :
!. of Amoun reqbfed
Description of Real Estate: Title redeem
% % ga ga s, @ s s'; H Brennan 81 .
No Lot IL
TX.
s, IS
N. So
S,5 -: = s I,. s;'s: H: ' 8
Block II '1o'' - "o' Bert r. Mctraw .... $40 rs
Rivcrvcw 927 So
Is. Blk: ~ ~ " Anton Schumacher I. ......., ST. 20
of
(SiALJ '' ~ ~ W. " '' FRANK j JOHNSON tort
County,
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REDEMPTION
Burleigh
described
sold
and that said sale said parcels Of real estate sold
former and all holders other
All rights rights real estate Fol
Of
the Register Deeds OF such County each tract
sale at expiration Of the period Of redemption
1898
and penalties and interest thereof :. -.,,
DcscriDti lion o TScalE own o
r o
McKenzc'a rhilbrick ~ 70
(sfsAIs) 49, 80 " 80 80. . JOHNSON.
@s Is .4~...
+ TX North Dakota
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on REDEMPTION
la
r
10Th i2 that said sale said Of real sold to
en
holders
rights such estate Fol
Opposite descpoa appears
Register County opposite each tract
expiration the period Of redemption including
those 1911
IN l - - Of required
Description Of Title to redeem
ownsit - .
$81 32
(SESAL) '' ms 80 49, = ''
County itor o
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BEST PICK

KFI (467) 6:3O- Concert. =
Orchestra. 8-Organ. 9-Var-
iety. 0:3O-Fcaturcs. 10 Mus
:icAl.
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deville and music.
WGY (379.5) 7--Orchestra.
7:35-Instrumcntal. 8:l5-COm-
cdy, 1.-THE Wren" 1O:3O-Or-
chestra.
kT1IS (37i.S) 9-Classical.
9:45--Organ. lO--Orchestra.
10:30-Mrs. Natalie Arnoux, vio-
lin.
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NOTICE REDEMprION ON
Il


sold for the Of This
OF
notice viii become the
therein viii be FOREVER and
estate
81 s . : s 81
of
title thereof y by s records IN the ci a
which
S6&4 penalties and interest thereof
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$500
notice that parcels real described
ih ls and that sad sale said parcels Of sold
still the this County
the Of
y TIE former thereof and al holders
g a4p tho s1t a % % Fol-
PRED.
Ct ef County and
sue such tag sale e. The q the period
thereon denqHen prior to those OF the 1926
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FisANlS u. JOHNSON. M
County Auditor OF Burlcigh
County, North Dakota.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-08
POOR MARKSMANSHIP

IL thought y-you told me
y-you were experimental" much
shaken old gentleman spluttered as
he crawled from. the wreck of his
handsome new car, which his ehauf-
feur had just wrapped around
tree.
Il am" asserted the chauffeur.
why, | drove three years for an
officer during the war and was
wounded every year
Wounded! Only wounded'
snorted his employer disgustedly.
by George, he must have been a
rotten shot OF he'd have got you
the first year,"
Stenog: Why did he hit the boss
with an ak when he canned him.
File Clerk; 1t said on it, Use
III case OF IRE.
IT'S but step from counting
scene to scene in court.
PHI Panthsy.
First Tramp: What happened
when you went into the hotel last
night
Second Same; Oh, | got a big
kick out CT it.
Notre Dame Jaggley.
This is the age of ffankness. I
just received a wedding invitation
marked Your Presents Requested"
-Mngavamp.
A very rotund, colored female
became wedged getting into a tel
ephone booth, and called to her
husband, John, if you wah half
a man you'd help me in!'
And John, undaunted replied,
And ii you wah half a woman
you'd get in there yuhsc f. "
Bison.
He used to have a pen name,
1t was No. 5o,342.
Pomona .SQeeken
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-08
FetU Salmon Suruiue
Season of SpaWning

1t Is believed that all Pacific sal
mon die after they get through
Spawning. AS the spawning season
approaches these fish work their
way as far as possible up streams.
1t Is a well-knuwn fuct that some
species of salmon work their way
up Into brooks so shallow that
their backs stick out before they
deposit their eggs. When they
nave Spawned they turn over and
die, leaving wlndrows of rotting
carcasses oa the shore. During
this season the salmon get very
thin. their eyes become sunken,
their appetites grow less and less.
their threats begin to narrow and
their stomachs shrink until they
become entirely incapacitated for
receiving food and they then die.
Ihis. however, holds true only OF
the Pacific salmon. All other sal
mon. 1t seems, do not die after
spawning, but large numbers of
them, especially the males, do not
survive the spawning season.
Pathfinder Magazine.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-08

Native Cat country summer re-
sort: Say, Jimmy, what has be
come of that old rooster you used
to have around here?
Jimmy: Oh. Ma served wild
duck for the city boarders last
week.
-VanderbHt MGs0uerddey.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-08

The great English financial ex-
pert was addressing his after
luncheon audience.
"It-aw-gives me-aw- great
pleasure, he said, ito be-aw-
with you today. and to-aw-be
able to--aw-tell you-aw-some-
thing of what | know of-aw-the
British = aw = financial - aw -
situation.
The rising young haberdasher
nudged his neighbor.
'Who is that guy, anyway" he
asked.
why, don't you read the pa
pers?" responded the other,
aghast. THAT is Sir Humphrey
Periwinkle, the great financial wiz
ard"
Financial wizard" exclaimed
the R. Y. Fl. He sounds more to
me ike the Wizard of Awsp'
"
One nice thing about false teeth
is that when they start chattering
you can always take them out.
-Wash. Cougars PdW,
81
Baby raccoon, don't you. cry,
You'll go to college by and by.
annapolis Log
81
.
1st Chinaman: If you burn that
sheet I'll sock you.
End Chinaman: No you won't,
either You're yellow.
dartmouth Jack o'Ldnteyn
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-08

Preacher: Quickl Where's a
notary public?
Son: What's the hurry?
Preacher: | damned my finger
and want to swear.
Pitt Panther.
'-Can a young couple live on
lover"
THAT depends on how much her
fathers got.
MINI. Ski-U- Nah.
!, Reporter: Why did your land
lady ask you to mover
Skinny: She got a fatter tenant
In order to save money on water
for the bathtub.
Missouri OUTLAW.
what! A dollar for six blocks2"
Taxi Driver: 1t was seven
blocks, sir
Yes, | know, but I'm going to
knock one OF.
-AggieVatoy.
Clerk: There's customer in
the mems department who wants
to know if one of those all
wool unshrinkable campus blazers
shrinks.
Manager: Does it fit him?
Clerk No, it's too large.
Manager: Tell him it will
shrink.
--NOtre Dame Juepler.