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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-24

For eight days he had waged
battle with disease such as he
never had to fight to vanquish his
forces on the screen.
In the hospital as ON the sill
YER sheet, he had fought valiantly,
his determination to win never
clouding the essential cheeriness Of
his disposition.
The last words he ever spoke,
but a few hours before he died,
were said in friendly conservation
with one Of the doctors who had
tended him since his operation for
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-24
FAMOUS MOVIE ACTOR
.SUCCUMBS, DUE TO A
ATTACK
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NEW YORK, Aug 23. r rudolph VaIentnO the
greatest lover of them ALL in the history of motion pic
lures, died today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.--
Copper dull; electrolytic,
spot and futures, 14% a
lay; bar silver, 621s.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
Gift Suggestions From the
Toilet Goods Department

These are the gifts that women appreciate. Here is a
representative grouping of the worlds best known brands
to choose from.
For the largest assortment in Washington, visit Of
the four O'Donnell Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1926-12-09

to pay to the Government half of the
excess amount they may earn above
so per cent annually on the value of
their property, and tentative audits
indicate that $15.054,908 is now col
lectable by the Treasury. However,
in view of the difficulty in settling
upon the valuations of railroads con-
cerned, the report suggested that
legislation to make the system work
able is needed. In actuality, the Gov
ernment has only obtained $1,000 900
from it's excess earnings claims since
1920. and this amount is being held
by the Government subject to final
Practically all of the accountings
and payments between the Govern
ment and railroads left over from the
wartime Federal control of carriers
have now been settled, the report con-
tinued, but some claims still are pend
ing on account of the guarantee Of
earnings which was given the con-
trolled roads for the first six months
after their return to private owner
ship. The commission estimated that
$3.50, 900 would clear up all outstand-
ing debts on this score, and advised
Congress to compel claimants TO seek
a. final disposition of the matter.
Evening star., 1926-12-09

The Coast Guard is prouder of it's
traditional business Of saving life and
property from the peril of the sea
than Of it's newer job of enforcing pro-
hibition along the coast.
This is plainly indicated in the an
nual report of Rear Admiral Fred.
erick c. Billiard who said that in spite
of the added pressure on its facilities
caused by the campaign against
liquor smuggling. the record of the
Coast Guard for saving lives and
rendering assistance to distressed yes.
sells during the fiscal year 1925 ex'
ceeded that of any previous year.
A total of 3,037 persons were res.
cued during the year, an increase OF
$50 over the year before. while the
value of distressed vessels assisted
reached $23.017,509. Vessels boarded
and examined numbered $1,000, and
the total of the fines incurred by re-
ported vessels was $743.625.
THE record for the year., said Ad-
miral Billiard, 'in the primary func-
ton of the Coast Guard-the preser-
vation Of life and property from the
perils Of the sea-continues to show,
Evening star., 1926-12-09
Coast Guard Is Prouder of Sea,
Distress Work Than of Rum Chasing

most gratifyingly. that the law-en'
forcement work in connection with
the prevention of the smuggling OF
liquor into the United States from
the sea-. also calling heavily and in
creasingly on the service forces, has
i'm nowise been permitted to entrench
upon, break down, impede nor dimin-
ish what is undoubtedly the highest
form of service it Is the duty OF the
Coast Guard to perform.
1.-THE past year was marked also Dy
preparations to notably augment the
equipment of the Coast Guard with
a resulting increase in efficiency. BY
Act of Congress of June 10, 1926, the
construction of 10 Coast Guard cut
ters was authorized at a cost not to
exceed 1000, ,009. On July 3. 1925.
81, ,0OO, 900 was appropriated for the
construction of three of the new cut
ters, and plans for these vessels are
now under way.
Appropriation was made by Con-
gress also for the construction of five
seaplanes to be used by the Coast
Guard in law-enforcement work.
These planes are now in active service
on the coast"
Evening star., 1926-12-09
FEDERAL JOBS OPEN.
Auditors, Nurses, Teachers and
Scientific Aides Are Needed.

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced open COM
petitive examinations to fill vacancies
in the following positions: Junior
auditor. Corporation Audit Division.
at $2.1 a year; senior auditor. Cor
poration Audit Division, at $2,400 a
year; Internal Revenue Service, for
duty in the field: assistant scientific
aide at $1,500 a, year. junior scientific
aide at 81, ,320 year; under laboratory
apprentice at $1.140 a year. Depart
mental Service, including the Bureau
of Standards.
Trained nurse at $12O a month for
women, and $125 a month for men,
trained nurse (psychiatric) at $135 a
month for women. and $140 a. month
for men, Panama Canal Service.
Teacher, elementary (grades, 1-S) at
81 $50 a year; teacher. Junior high
school (grades, 7-9) at $3.50 a year;
teacher. senior high school (grades,
1O-12) at s1.74O a year; Indian Service.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
Office of the United States Civil Serv-
ice Commission, 1924 F. street.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
RED CROSS GETS BIG GIFT.
81. .47O.OOO Donated From j. A.
Scrymser Estate.

Announcement of the gift of $1,470,-
900 to the American National Red
Cross Endowment Fund from the
trust estate of the late James A.
Scrymser, founder and former presi.
dent of All-American Gables, was
made at meeting of the board of
trustees of the endowment fund in
the Office of Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon, chairman of the fund, yestef-
day.
The general board reelected officers
President Coolidge, by virtue of his
office. is national president of the
board; Robert w. DeForest, first vice
president; William Howard Taft, Sec
ond vice president: Gafrard B. Win.
ston, treasurer William D. Mitchell,
counselor, and Mabel T. Boardman,
secretary.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
AGREE ON ARGUMENT.
Counsel Will Discuss Validity o1
Grain Futures Act,

BY stipulation of counsel. the argu-
ment on the suit for injunction
brought by the Armour Grain Co.
against the Grain Futures Commits
sion. composed of William NJ. Jardine,
Secretary of Agriculture; Herbert
Hoover. Secretary of Commerce, and
Attorney General Sargent, will be on
the merits of the validity Of the Grain
futures act of September 81, 1922,
instead of on an application for pre-
liminary injunction. A rule has been,
issued in the District Supreme Court
for a hearing on the preliminary in
junction December 13, but in hopes of
expediting the case, counsel have
agreed to take up the merits at the
first hearing.
Attorneys Karl d. Loos and Stephen
A. Foster represent the Armour Grain
Co.
Evening star., 1926-12-09
AIR MAIL RATE CHANGED.
10 Cents a Half Ounce to Garry

Postmaster General New an
nounced yesterday that beginning
February l a countrywide air mail
postage rate of 10 cents a half ounce
would become effective. This rate
will carry parcels and letters any
where in the country. including trans
fer to one or more air routes and the
necessary railway mail routes.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-01
Mystery Death
Is Believed Solved
BY Lunatic's RAWLINGS

\ mystery death" which baffle,l
Golden Valley county officials for
two years is believed to have been
solved b. the insane rawlings o.. !,
prisoner in the county Jail.
James Covers, who was taken To
Jamestown last week for irmarcera-
ton in the state insane asylum, re-
vealed what is believed to be the
solution to the murder Of Watson
Hill. an old man who lived with
Covers for several years and os-
tensibly died from wounds received
when he fell over a chair. Covers
last week was suddenly seized with
Il homlcidal mania and attacked
and badly cut Geo. Newman. Both
# the mer were ii Jail on 4 charge
oi moonshining.
Newman declares that Covers
talked a great de.;! TO some iInag-
mary person and was vehementlv
protesting that he did not kill Hill.
that he only heat him up and that
h did not take his money" He
also 1,ahhled other evidence which
tended to ineriminatc him as the
murderer. the purpose Of his assault
being to obtain HIS money.
Growers six months term FOR
n1oonshining expired September 20.
and he could have gone free upon
payment of the fine assessed. He
insisted, however. that he had. no
money and chose to serve three
months additional in lieu Of the
fine. Before he was taken to
jamestown he was searched and
si21. sufficient 70 pay his fine.
found.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-01
MQndQn NeWs.
F.s
QUEEN MARIE MADE MEMBER OF SIOUX
INDIAN TRIBE-RED TOMAHAWk GIVES
ROYAL VISITOR INDIAN WAR BONNET

the enthusiastic crowd As the train
was moving slowly out Of the yards.
Her Majesty handed four pieces OF
Rumanian embroidery work to Major
4. 3. We!ch, IN charge of the Indians,
with the request that he con"cy them
to the sluaws who took part il, the
aancc.
The ,hrobhing ~ Indian tor, toms
and the come again" calls Of soe.ta
tors accompanied the royal party on
its way from Mandan to Mcdora
where :, rodco IS to be held. BY spe-
cial request Of Prince Nicholas, three
cowboy suits, boots and Chaps, To be
worn b" him and two other members
Of tlc party 1T Ncdor;. were placed
aho ~ the tram ~ Mandrn.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Smith AVID
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stevens were the
tWc cnnrlag chosen to rite MS far rs
Dickinson with the queen Ia discuss
farm conditions with her. Nh Smith
i q prominent Morton county farmer
aud Mr.. Stevens Is head .: the United
States Great Northern Plains Field
Statinn M Mnndan. 'ifs