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white paint over the huge floor sur
face and then flood the arena.
GILBERT SWAN.
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service. Inc
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago, Feb. l1.-lP)- Poultry
alive: fowls easy, balance steady: no
cars received; fowls 26 at G8; springs
80; turkeys IS; ROSTERS 81; ducks
80 at 80; geese 20.
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Chicago, Feb. tR-With fair
~ active commission house buying IN
progress and with offerings light,
wheat averaged higher today during
the early dealings. Leaders friendly
to an advance emphasized hazards at
tcEdent on spcculativc>sales when as
at present public contract stocks
here arc down to minimum and
when likewise no immediate prospect
Of an increase isNin sight. Reports
Of good sized flour business ut Min
ncapOlis tended also to strengthen
the wheat market. Opening prices,
arranged Il cents decline to an equal
advance. May new 1919 to 1861:
and July lag to :. were followed by
upturns all around to well above yes
tcrday's finish.
Corn and oats developed firmness,
sympathizing with wheat. After OPP
ening unchanged 10 ~. cents higher,
MAY 8Oas. Corn scored moderate
gains.
Oats started unchanged to 70 off,
May AIS to n. Later, all months
made slight advance.
Higher quotations on hogs helped
strengthen provisions.
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poTATQEs

Chicago. Feb. 1l.-.t4D-Potatoes:
Receipts As cars total u. S. ship.
mcnts $40; four Canadian; trading
very slow, market weak; Wisconsin
sacked round whites 3.75 to 3.96:
Minnesota sacked round whites 8.7O
to 1856; Idahe Sucked rusa1ts, s.6o to
400.
Minneapolis. Feb, li.-GP,--- Peta-
demand slow. market steady. Seed
stock market firm. Carloads deliv-
Grad sales. ifmGht only deducted,
Minneapolis.St. Paul rata sacked
cwts. round whites y. s. No.A 1go1o
vt 3.65. Seed stock, sacked 49,
Irish CObhlcrs. partly graded SO II
$50; mostly $50 Ut 3.06; sacked ewts.
Bliss Tripnaphs partly graded 3.46 y
4.Ci = e ~ i;
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NEWS BRIEFS

Minneapolis Johnny Brown
Pete Sarmiento fight, scheduled here
for Friday night, was called off on
account of illness of Brown.
Grand Forks..Frank Emard and
Wallace Rheinhart, wanted by police
for escaping from custody. were ar
rested near Fordville on liquor
charges.
ST. Paul. -Trustccs Of the Mnncso-
tn Potato Growers exchange voted to
discard the SapirO plan Of Organza-
ton and to organize Il local shipping
cOopc rativc association.
MinOt.--Thc 500 line and MinOt
kiwanis will collaboratc this evening
on q special program given in con-
ncction with the national convention
Of retail merchants.
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NOTICE or LEASING OF STATE
AND SCHOOL LANDS

Tho state and School Lands in
Burleigh County, North Dakota. not
already leased will be offered Tor
rent at a public leasing to be held
bismarck in said County on the 18th
day OF March: 1895, commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
All grazing and hay lands wticl,
have never been sold on Contract
will hrst be offered for rent Tor
the season Of 1926 at n minimum
rental Of $500 per quarter: section.
Lands which. have reverted to the
state through tho cancellation OF
Contracts OF Sale. and through fore
rst x fo nnot ne terms a@a
Fifty Cents per acre for the cul-
tivatcd. and "a Cents per acre for
the uncultivated lands. II the tract
or description offered for rent has
n term Of three years providing the
land reverted to the State prior to
July list, 1896. All persots whose
Contracts have been cancelled since
July 1st. 1926. WIN be given prefer,
only any time prior ,to the leasing
date, upon payment Of tile. required
IamOunt OF rent to tho County Treas
urcr for the. same: In case there
arc any buildings located on state
and School lands and such buildings
arc used for any purpose whatS0.
ever during the life. Or q Contract
! or. one hall. pr more Of tho land has
bccM cultivated, the minimum rcnt1l
will be 60 cents per acre for the
entire tract or Dissertation leased
No division VIII pc mage 9. ! any
Itivatell lands are leased for one or
three years the .uncultivHt ed PORTIONS
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WHEAT PRICES,
ARES'TRD|N!GER
Opening Prices Followed b.
Upturns to Well Above
Yesterdays Close
WHEAT CLOSES FIRM

Chicago, Feb. th-stp)-Despite
a sharp break .Ssilch resulted
from selling by, houses Elth
eastern sOnnccttops, and which
carried prices dowA. to the lowest
level reached on fake, the wheat
market today finlshed ut an ID
vance. Evening.wp f1s the holi-
day tomorrow. WAS . factor, re.
cent sellers turning to the hiav.
ing aide. Flour demand In Min.
neapolis IN the last three DAYS
was reported as the best witneos.
I'd since October.
Wheat closed firm. u to ia
cents net higher, corn y TO ~
cents up and oats 1t V to ~
cents gain.
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MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade; great demand; BIZ:
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog and special offer free. Molcr
Barber College, Fargo. N. -.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Furnished
hotel located at Zap, N. ID. This
is q real hotel bargain that it will
pay you to investigate. Good town,
good location. Write Tribune No.
on 1O-lc-tf
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Wyoming was the first state t
rive the franchise to women.
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HELP WANTE,1l'EMALE

HE'LL WNNTEJI-FEMNLE
WANTED-Giri for general house
work. Mrs. Is. X. SKccl. 223 West
Thaycr. l-2S-tf
WANTEp--(;irl for general house
work. Phone S37M. 2-l0-tf
WANTED Girl for general house
work. 800 10th st. -ll-3t
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-By March
first, modern five or six room
house. Preferably furnished. Write
Tribune No. g.. 2-9-5t
WANTED TO RENT by March first.
modern five room bungalow. Call
95 after five o'clock. Mr.. Boyer.
1-ll-2t
), EU--lWO room furnished
apartment at once. Call lO9M.
o-t Lat
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BABY CHlCKS-Strong husky six
teen leading varieties from ccrtl-
fled farm flocks. Buy Northern Bred
Quality Live. delivery catalogue
free. Caledonia Hatchery, Gale
donia, Mimi. Dept. d.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE Up-to-date furniture;
all in good condition.; living room
suite consisting Of overstuffcd dav-
export and chair, Windsor rocker
and twO-tone walnut dining
room set consisting Of buff
fct, extension table and six chairs;
two-tonc walnu: bedroom suite con-
sisting of bed, dresser, dressing
i table. bench and rocker; also cna-
mel kitchen table, three-burner gas
stove, walnut Simmons bed. COM
plcte, and drop side cot. good con-
dition. Cads and ends, very rea-
sonably priced. Csu 1ll2W. 1890
9Th st, 1-27-tf
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Feb. H. Hogs $4,000;
mostlR 10 to Is cents higher; killing
pi& advanced Is to rs cents; big
pad hers doing little; bulk $50 to 325
po6std butchers 1910 at 1850; major
ity desirable 200 to 225 pound weight
1885 at 1925; better grades 100
pounds down largely 1910 at 1876;
top on all weight 1885; bulk packing
sows 1880 at HOO; desirable killing
pigs 1856 at 400; heavyweight hogs
1900 at 1855; medium 1890 at 1910;
light 1890 at 1885; light light 1926
at 1885; packing sows 1906 at 1925;
slaughter pigs 1850 at l4.O0.
Cattle 1900; fed steers uneven;
generally steady; slightly more ac-
tive than Wednesday,; especially on
shipper accounts; best maturcd steers
11.25; few loads 1850 at 1915; top
ycarlings 1000; baby beef heifcrs
1876; most fat steers 8.75 at 1925;
shcss stock steady to weak; bulls 10
to i6 cents higher; heavy bolOgnas
G.25ys vcalers strong; mostly 1900 ut
1907 to packers; outsiders upward
to 1850 and better.
Sheep 1900; fat lambs slow; open
ing steady to strong; few early sales
to shippers l4.25 at l4.5O; several
doubles of medium weight lambs to
packers steady at 1875 at 14.O0: one
load Of mixed fat and shcaring lambs
To GRADERS ll.5O, steady; few sales
Of fat ewes 8.75 ut 9.35; steady to
weak. .
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sOUTu Sr. PAUL LIVESTOCK

---Cattlc $500; steers and yearlings
slow. about steady; fat she stock
dull; Gamers and cutters and bulls
unchanged at Wednesdays low point;
thin flesh stockcrs and feeders hav-
ing fair action; fleshy kinds slow, in
line with beef steer. market; part load
ycarling steers $50; mixed young
steers 800; % head averaging S.4S
pounds; bulk steers and ycarlings
$50 ut 1926; fat cows and hcifers
largely 4.25 at GEO: stockers and
feeders $50 ct 7.50; calves 1900;
steady; good lights 100. ut Ills;
few choice ll.75.
Hogs 1O5OO; light weight strong
to Is higher; bidding shout steady
on others; pigs steady with Nednep-
days best timcy desirable hogs ly-
craging around 100 pounds and down
1900 at 1925; bidding mostly from
1900 at 1850 on medium and, heavy
butchers; some mixed lights and
butchers averaging around 200 to i225
pounds 1850 ct 1875; packing sows
mostly 1850; bulk pigs l4.35. S
Sheep 500: fat lambs weak to q
lower; odd lots of fat natives 1925;
asking up TO 1875 forbcst fed west
ems. ~
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FOR SALE--Uscd electric washing
machines in good shape. Priced
from SIS to $25. Terms if desired.
French & Wclch. .-5-tf
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STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
" Of Hurlrigh.--ss. In District
Court. Fourth Judicial District
Angus \. Stewart, Plaintiff vs..
Emily I.and-rcbc. -. f. McDon-.
aid, Elsa Margaret Norduuist, Nc
,ada Jane Francis, Katherine Me-
Donald. David X. Mcdonald, John
Herman Grant Mcdonald, William
Hugh Mcdonald. and all other
persons unknown. claiming any
estate or interest in or lien or in.
cumbrance upon the property de-
scribcd in the complaint, DofciId-
ants
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BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM at Krueg's
boarding mouse ut IA Nam ot.
Prices reasonable. 2-ll-lWk
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-RoOms in modern home,
hot water heat. Gentlemen pre-
fcrrcd. One light housekeeping
room furnished. For sale: One
new electric table lamp, dresser.
Call at 3O6-Sth st. 2-G-lw
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home. 519-6th St. Also ;
burner kerosene stove, $500. Phone
73O. 2-9-3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished front
rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone 4l5M, ground floor.
FOR RENT-Room in modern house.
Gentlemen only. 1T LIST st. Phone
195M, 2-2-tf
FOR RENT-Two nice front rooms
upstairs. 8lS-5th st. Phone is5M.
2-S-lw
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room in mod
ern home. 5l4lst st. Phone 275M.
I-6-1w
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms, 81 ~
Main St. Phone 529M. 2-5-1w
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-One entirely modern
five room house. also one four
room house, partly modern. Call
Phone 427 or 592M. 49,
FOR RENT-Three room apartment
and bath in new modern home, pri-
vate entrance. S02-2nd street G.
Phone lO50R. Cyst
CITY HEATED. modern apartment,
also patty furnished light house
keeping room. College Building,
Phone 1873. 2-9-2w
FOR RENT--Warm light housekcep-
ing apartment, suitable for two.
d22 Fifth st. 2-G-lw
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
WANTED Married couple with
be experienced and furnish refer
enccs. L. Dahlen, Halliday, N. Oak.
2-5-1W
WORK WANTED Brickwork and
plastcring; reasonable prices. Fred
Bolter, 522 18th Street N. Phone
754J. 2-6-lwk.
WANTED - Housework by expert
cnccd girl. Call 51SJ. 2-lO-2t
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FOR RENT-Room in modern house.
Gentlemen only. 1T LIST st. Phone
1ocM CCtf
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHI Il 81
PERSONAL

MARCELLlNG in your home or mine.
Price 50 cents. Call C27R or 313-
4th St. BY appointment only.
90. az
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FOR RENT-Two nice front rooms
upstairs. SlS-5th st. Phone lS5M.
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MALE HELP WANTED

Office with First Guaranty Bank.
or ~
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FOR RENT--Furnishcd room in mod !
ern home. 5l4-lst st. Phone 275M.
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attorney iNI I'ldlnlII,
Bismarck. Nhrth Dakota
Notice at nO Personal Claim
To the Allowed Named Defendants:
Take notice that the object of the
above entitled action is to quiet the
title Of the plaintiff TO the follow
ing described real property, stu
ated in the County of Burlcigh and
State of North Oak ota, to-wit: Lots
Three CD and Four "a, Southeast
quarter of Southwest quarter (SEL
Of SWhD and Southwest quarter
Of southeast quarter tSWh OF
SEA of Section Thirty four. t3b,
Township one hundred thirty
seven H3O. North. OF Range Sew
",ty-nin" t79). West. Of the 5tl, T.
NJ, and to exclude you. and each Of
YOU from any estate or interest in
Or. lien or incumIranee upon the
SaiI<, and that no personal claim is
n.adN against you, or amy Of you III
this action.
o. OIGEIl:SON. Z.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1--21-2s: 2,-t-11-18-25
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 81 l.
Main st. Phone som. 2-5-1
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The state of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this cti@n,
which will be on file in the office
OF tho clerk Of the District Court
Of Hurleiph County, North Dakota,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

A tobacco emporium on busy cor
ncr makes delightful clubroom for
taxi drivers. Many a rough quip and
rougher jest is banded back and
forth, thus making the tobacco sales
mans life merry one indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

"Oh, baby! Y'oughta seen
the smile the one with the red
hair gave met Meet Mr..
Kraus. window dressing the
tobacco emporium and paus-
ing in his labors to regis
ter enticement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

The clerk with the swell line is peeking from
behind the cash register, about to ask il there ism
something else. How about carton OF LONDON
NASTIS? Or can OF BLUE BABOON PIPE
MIXTURE for over Sunday: Buy two cans and
you save cents Or nice box OF HEAVENLY
BLISS CHOCOLATES? No? Well. drop by
again.
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wCAU (27S)-Orchestra. revue. wEAF
t4q1 .5)-LoDez orchestra. WGN
(302 Sam n Henry. old songs, play
shop. wGR C319)-Income tax. WIN
1861 2)-Orchestra. VIVID t370.21 -
Feature hour. WMCA t34D --Orches-
ira. WIG f29a s)-silver slipper Club
WQJ (447 5l-Orchestra radio artists
1905 r. M.-wCCO t416.4l-Safety talk
1880 r. MYTHS (374 .S)-Artists' pres
entation. WGY t379.5)-Organ.
1O:i5 z. M.-wsB t42S.3) Organ.
IL p. M-KFI (467) Recital wBAF
f475.9l-"A Step on the Stairs" WEBB
(370.2 )--Orchestra. songs WIN
1851 p --Entertainers. WLIB (312.S)-
Popular program orchestra WMCA
(341 l-Entertainers VICES (250) 49,
Organ. orchestra. WHO (526l-Orches
ira. voc (4S3 6)-Orchestra.
II 80 p. M.--WBAP 5.9)-Theater
WAND t244)-Organ.
I1:f5 p. M.--wDAF t365.6)-Nighthaw
frolic.
IL M,-KPI o(46C-Popular entertainers.
KPO i42S.3) Orchestra. KGO l36i > }
Orchestra. WHIT (4OO) Your Hour
League, Pat Barnes.
1890 A. M.-wJJD (37O.2)-Settin Tn
4. M.-KPo 4as.3)-orchestra VOL
(447 .o)-Ginger hour orchestra
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s;45 7. M.-wMC (499.D-Music.
$3.50 p. M.-WMAo t4475)-Debate. Chi.
W6Ko 52a5j-s oiSTuSt's songs on wyoming
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instrumental. WHIT t4OO)-Entertain-
ment; WIN 1851 p --Orchestra WMCA
CAD Tango orchestra. WRC 1850
lie Paradise Band.
9:45 P. M.--Wyz 454.3)-Dance.
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turns; XII (467D-Pianist KFH
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guartets. .KGW (491 5)-Vaudcviile
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RADIO 7 7 7sSs
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Copuri0ht. 1925. bU United Press
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WRC, Washington (469 M, and
WIZ. New York asa M, $40 A. NJ.
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p. M, address, President Coolidge,
National Press Club cornerstone lay
ing,
VINO, Memphis 600 NJ, s P. NJ
Lecture, the Hon Josephus Daniels.
KGO, Oakland 1851 Ny, 100 p. NJ
lbanezs drama, THE Wild Duck. 3"
kDKA, Pittsburgh (3O9 Nj, 1870
7. M.-Half hour with Sir Arthur
Seymour Sullivan.
WEAF, hook-up. 8 p. M.-Orches-
ira under Joseph Knecht
WMAQ, Chicago (447 M, $50 p. NJ.
Debate, University of Chicago VS..
University of Wyoming.
WHB, Kansas City 1866 M s p. NJ.
knights of Columbus band.
KIDS, Independence, Mo. (441 M,
p. Mathematician program.
WHIT, Chicago 400 M, $50 p. NJ.
"A Buck on Leave"
WCBD. Zion Gas Ny, s p. NJ
Junior choir.
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JACK LITTLE
TO BROADCAST
In CITY AGAIN
Popular Radio Star Will Be
Heard April II, 13
and ID.

Little Jack Little" one of the
most popular radio stars in the coun-
try, again will be heard over WFBM,
Merchants Heat and Light Company
station, April IL. 10 and Il, through
the courtesy of The Indianapolis
Times. Little first was heard i'm III
dianapolis several months ago, when
The Times presented him for an en-
tire week.
He was accorded the greatest re-
ception ever given an artist by To-
cal radio listeners. Since then there
has been a great demand for his serV-
ices by the leading broadcasting sta
tons all over the country, and he
has been entertaining radio au-
diences from coast to coast with mis-
songs and piano playing The Times
was able only to secure Little for
three days during his present tour.
He will make his first appearance
Monday evening. April y, on the
Carr Tire Company's program. which
will be broadcast from the Firestone
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studio between 9 D. m. and midnight.
During the, broadcasting- the Carr
Tire Company will give away several
four-tube radio sets.
Little has a number Of new songs
that he has composed since his last
visit. and, of course, will sing all OF
his old favorites. On Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings nc will broad
cast from the indianapolis Athletic
Club studio. Local radio fans are
invited to attend the big radio party
at the F'irastone Corner Monday
evening to meet Little and watch
him broadcast.
The Little Theatre Society will
present Meet The Missus'
comedy, by Kenyon Nicholson, over
WFBM Friday evening at s. The
play will be read by Ricco Scott
Titus, Cornelia Titus and Edward
Green.
WFBM will broadcast a program
by former members Of the Hares'
foot club of the University of Wis
consin between ! and s and again
at 1870 this evening.
This program will be comprised
of many song hits from past Hares-
foot Club productions and other in
teresting numbers.
The principal artists will be
Harold Taylor and Nelson FAIR
banks, who will be remembered as
having taken part in productions
of the Haresfoot Club, which have
appeared in Indianapolis These
progroms are given in connection
with presentation of the Haresfoot
Clubs twenty eighth annual pro-
duction, Mary Ann, which will be
shown in Indianapolis, Tuesday eve
ming. April IS.
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