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The Washington times., 1926-02-01
MORE MASKED PLAYERS
ON PALACE SCREEN
THIS WEEK

Who the Howard Chandler Christy famous
painter of wonen hailed the screens greatest beauty?
She's Theaterwh Chr1sty
painting her portrait of the mysterious masked
Evening star., 1926-06-17

NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH MODERN Bun
faloW; full cellar three corner lots: lawn
fenced, at cost: ID minutes downtown: =.
blocks boulevard: extra lots u desired bona
hde bargain: good reasons fer low price
can he duplicated for it: 81 800. Apply
G. +. SIMMS. Becl. and Baker SIS. Brad6ury
Heights. Md
Evening star., 1926-06-17
EUW. z. SCHWARTZ. M,
7S4 10Th st. NV. Main 62l0.
CHOICE APT, SIRIEI

Transferred TO other city will sublet at re-
duced rent rooms. reception hall kitchen
bath. Call Main 6054 during day or see Mr.
FOWLER. Apt 90. 1885 Phelps pl. NV. 20.
Evening star., 1926-06-17

= rooms. bath and basement: garage: plenty
,n ni shade With two acres: block from tro'-
With terms. by OWNER Address Box 1915
u star Office 10
Evening star., 1926-06-17
WANTED-NfONEY.

payable SO MO: for $4,000: secured
modern corner home near Central Iii;
School. ADDRESS Box 203-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-06-17

1914 G ST. NV
rooms. kitchen. hath. sleeping porch
S65: electricity and gas included.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
FOR SALEr--I4OTS.
(C0ntipued,)
ApARTMENT SITE.
1901 Euclid 50xI40.
1424 Chaplin st.. 50x1 80.
)WNTR Ad 61QO.,J or your own bi

ApARTMENT SITE.
1901 Euclid 50xl4o:
OWNER Ad 6lso.J so or or your SSn, o." own broker
CHEVY CHASE.
An Absolute Bargain.
Two very desirable lots having good front.
age on two streets that can be purchased at
very low figures for quick sale. Price only
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
,412 Eye St. xM' NSal'ors. Franklin o5oa.
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home and Land Values Over $4,000 900:
Large villa sites and lots 5O
to lis feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names of over 200 purchas-
ers and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated.
Dupont Circle.
Potomac 1900. Established 1890.
EDGEMOOR, MD.
level lot with good trees having front
some homes has Just been listed at a figure
below It's real worth TO immediate buyer. 1t
HEDGEs Fl f5{ IS & & MIDDIETON II i Ii Inc.
14,a ry. st. sM Realtors. Franklin osoa.
ZANTZINGER'S BARGAINS.
Beautiful Hyattsville Hill Lots.
WATER, SEWER GAS. ELECTRICrTr.
CAR. BUS AND AUTOMOBILE ROAD OUT
OF WASHINGTON.
Only S. Downs Month.
ONE LOOK MEANS A LOT. AND A LOT
MEANS A HOME.
O. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor,'
10th & X SITS NV. MAIN 6311.
SPECULATIVE BUILDERS
ATTENTION.!
We have number OF desirable row
house lots in northwest section at the l4th
st. car line.
Price and terms reasonable,
3. +. SAUL co.
Main 2I00 a2t 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1926-06-17

DEAL WITH OWNER: CHOICE OF THREE
For appointment and particulars. phonr
Evening star., 1926-06-17

sTUCCO HOUSE. u ROOMS. TILE BATH.
sun psrlor. h " h. mi. fireplace. S9.21u
barga':f; nearby Wash. Address Box PA Il
Evening star., 1926-06-17
1850 IRVING ST.
Now Making Reservations.
Attendant on Premises.
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 6S8S.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD
apartment at reasonable rates see US.
WILLARD COURTS. 1916 nth ST. NV.
] room and bath. S35 90
] room. kitchen and bath ..... A5.oO
: rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 90 $500
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. -. 1900 5000
Evening star., 1926-06-17

FOR SALE = ACCOUNT or DEATH OF
husband will sacrifice house for quick sae
IL minutes ride from 18th and Ave. Al
dress Box 242B. Star Office. ~.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

70 ACRES. CROPS. GARDEN. SIR. HOUSE
screened porehes. on trolley, near state road.
II mi. from city: 81 900: your term
owner. W. A. SHERMAN. Il. 3. vienna. "
Evening star., 1926-06-17
ROAD-ATTRACT1yE

CLARENDON--NEw 5-R. AMI. BCSGA-
iQw. with h.-w h. hardwood floors open fire
place absolutely modern with gas. one At
SS,..Oo one az 81 500. Phone J. l.. PRICE
Evening star., 1926-06-17

BROFtAND. 31O1 I4th ST. NE-5-RM
bungas%, h.-wh.: large lot: $3.50. terms
Evening star., 1926-06-17
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
(COntinued.)

MONEY ALWAYS on HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. G. real estate: prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX 134c y. y. Ave.
MONEY TO LOAN on d. G. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
l.. HEISkELL. 11l6 Eye st. NV.
building loans. GI.ADMAN. Realtor. 3OS
Pa. ave. Sc. Lin. 345.341.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

oN GLEN ECHO CAR LINE. STOP 70. SEC
ond floor of @-family house. unfurnished. 8
rooms: bath. porch. laundry. hot-wster heat.
large lawn, lots shade: must be seen to ap-
preclate: rent $50 month. r. +. MANC1LL.
1914 Macomb St NV. Cleveland 6S-J.
IDEAL APARTMENT, ) ROOMS. PANTRY,
rece ption hall. sleeping porch. ami. large
sh adv yard. North 1925.
Evening star., 1926-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NAVAL OFFICER WANTS FURNISHED
apartment Or > rooms &, b"iroomsi. for
one month. beginning 18th: best offer re-
reived by Friday night will be accepted Sat
offfce. IfffSs H''' '''"s -4' es' DUN "a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
TODAY
(Continued from paee ON. J

CONTINUED from pass ons.)
any effort to help the farmers, fear
ing it may be "tax on food"
Thirey-five million Americans in all
live by farming and stock raising.
Eighty million Americans live other
wise. 1t seems wrong to tax 80 mil
lions for the benefit Of IS millions.
That is convincing. when your SYM
pathics happen to be on that side.
What about heavy duties, taxes that
lis millions Of people pay, to protect
few dozen or hundred of manufac-
turers? 1t is all right to tax all the
people to protect the fright sort of
people," but all wrong to tax anybody
to protect 80 million people, working
on the farms.
In this Christian age not all Christ
ians arc SAFE, Nine distinguis he ed
cardinals left New York for Chicago
Friday on special train Of seven
cars, painted red. as. nearly as pos
siblc the cardinals colors. Hundreds
were on their knees in the railroad
station Us the train pulled out. eagerly
struggling to kiss the ring of some
one of the distinguished ecclcsiastics
The authorities announced that the
train was guarded against attack or
malicious interference with grcateI
care than had ever been used in the
case Of any presidential train.
And Friday, when three Juge-
Slav Roman Catholic bishops arrived
on the Olympic. the state departing II
requested the "bomh squad" Of New
York's police to be oh hand to protect
them from danger.
Christianity, evidently, has. still .
great work to do.
I Mr.. Arthur Curtiss James, said Ia
be the largest owner of railroad
stocks in the United States, is Ger
tainly entitled. to respect. A coast
guard rum patrol fired cannonade
at his yacht. It. was - fine; fas,
yacht. and the hunters Of bnotleggcrs
concluded it must be bootleg yacht
Mr.. James. hurrying to Newport to
be polite to the crown prince Of Swc.
den. is naturally annoyed.
You cant have prohibition without
hunting bootlcggcrs. And man,
things must be put UP with" in the
good cause:
Mascagni. who writes "straighd
music" hates jazz, calls, It an opiatc
All music is an. .opiatc. at least {
soothing influence. Watch som,
quiet lady. with closes, eyes. hungr,
for romance, listening to Tristan
singing to Isolde. with King Mars
long way of. You realize that must.
has soothing powers. Fortunately it i,
m opiat6 that forms no, dangerou,
habit. . stimplAnt with no Harmful
reaction.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
BISMARCK IS
WINNER OVER
WILTON TEAM
Linton Nine Unable TO Come
Because of Rain-Wil.
ton Substitutes

Despite the fact tina. the Linton
nine was unable to come to Bismar rex
! yesterday for its scheduled game with
! the local team because Of the heavy
Rains Of Saturday night which made
the roads around Linton almost inn
passable, Bismarck baseball fans wit.
messed a snappy. interesting game on
the local diamond.
When it was found that Linton
could not come. the local manage
mcnt got in touch with tho team at
Wilton. which had also had its SEIZED
uled game Cancelled because Of rain.
and that nine came here. Although
fans were kept waiting until nearly 4
o'clock for the arrival Of the Wilton
ties. they were well paid for the de-
lay as the game was the fastest play
cd on the local diamond this season,
requiring only ono hour and Is min
u.es for the full nine innings.
Score s to :
The Bismarck team won the game.
s to-. bu. Wilton played a fine game
considering the fact that its regular
catcher WAS not behind the bat. Out.
side et several misplays on the part
OF the substitute catcher. the team
performed in big league style.
Bismarck entered the fray with
patched lineup. but only ono error
was chaiked up against the local
players. Tufford. in the box for Bis
marck. allowed only seven hits and
was given fine support by his team
mates. DR.. Love. regular pitcher, was
at his ranch northwest of Mandan
over the weekend and was notified
Sunday morning that Linton could not
come and there would be no game.
When it was found that Wilton could
be secured it was too late to get word
to Love. SO Tufford took tho mound
instead.
Tobin performed at short instead
Of Sagchorn. who is i'll, and Adding
ton. Hazclton's league pitcher. kindly
consented to play third. since Albert
son was out Of the city and was un-
able to get here for the game.
Churchill held down the initial sack,
Tobin's regular position, until the
seventh inning when Greenfield was
called in from the garden to try his
hand at first base. Fairchild took
Greenfield's place in the field.
1nasmuch as Bismarck has its
schedule filled until the middle Of
August. it is probable that q weekday
game will be arranged with Linton in
the near future, as the local players
are anxious to get revenge for their
4 to 2 defeat earlier in the season at
the hands Of thc Emmons county seat
nine.
Colorcd Giants Coming
Saturday and Sunday of this week
the McCoy-Nolan Colored Giants of
Milwaukee will be here for two games
with the Bismarck team. The Satur-
day game will start promptly at 6 p.
M. and the Sunday game at the usual
time. Love will do the twirling for
Bismarck in the Saturday game. The
Colorcd Giants are playing big league
baseball and will give the Bismarck
team a real battle. Last season the
travelling organization won 80 out Of
its IS games. and has started out
again this year with winning
streak. A few days ago the darkies
beat the fast St. Cloud MIMI, nine,
5 to 0.
The box score for Yesterdays game
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
SPORTS
RESORTS
CINCINNATI
HOLDING LEAD
BY ONE POINT
Pittsburgh Pirates Are Close
Second. With Cardinals
Half-Game Away

Front rank clubs in the National
league were closely punched today
Cincinnati held the crest against the
Pirates ny one point while the St
distant.
Consistent batting behind the able
pit, ''1- % Hornsby's three aces,
Rhco.. Sherdci and Bell. advanced
the, Cardinals IN the eastern inva-
sion, concluded Yesterday, when Shcr-
del shut out Brooklyn, . to o, st.
Louis WON II of its u games in the
east
+-Pittsburgh made It three straight
osss Che Giants, rolling UP bingles
fer eight runs.
- Cincinnati and Chicago split. the
Eeds winning to and losing 4 to
z The Tirkes:s lost their final game
o. the Western trip to the White
.spX nj Chicago, 1 10 3. The Ameri-
Tan league leaders. however, gained
ground away from home, winning
u Is encounters.
Six errors by the Athletics paved
the way for the downfall before
Hc Tigers by s to >, giving both
clubs an even break in the four
game series The Mackmcn are now
half a game behind the Indians and
White Sex. who are tied Tor second
fa?cc.
Miller won the decision from
Hsimach in pitching ffacas as
tfrvnland took the series final from
the Red Sox. 10 o.
At st. Louis. the Browns handed
Walter Johnson his seventh straight
defeat in defeating Washington. s
h. 4. Pinch hitter Williams turned
out his eighth home run Of the year
with two on in the seventh
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
Insurance Bureau
Wins Golf Tourney

Victory perchcd on the banner Of
the state insurance department in
the team match golf contest again st
other capitol golfers Saturday after
noon at the country club. The ufi-
dcrwritcrs' victory was decisive as
they won five matches to one. The
winners were guests at dinner Civ
en- by the losers at the clubhouse fol
lowing the play.
The results Of the matches were:
Hopton defeated Simons 3 and 2; NJ.
Hagen defeated Thorpe. 5 and 4;
LaFrancc defeated Ermatingcr / IN:
Olsness took his match from Baker.
) and 4. and Trick beat Lynch, 1
and 3.
The only match lost by the insur-
ancc department was that between
Cave and 5. Hagen which the former
won on the 10th green after coming
from behind to tie the match on tn,
18th hole.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
THIS WEEK is
BLUE RIBBON.
ONE IN SPORT
Golf, Tennis Championships
Abr0ad-ROwing Classics
in the United States

New York, June 2l--(P) This is a
oiuc ribbon week in sport with golf
and tennis championships abroad and
college rowing classics ut home.
Wimbledon is celebrating the semi
centennial Of the first lawn tennis
championship Of England. Helen
wills is unable to play and Suzanne
Lenglen finds as her principal oppOn-
emit Miss Mary X. Browne, whom she
vanquished in the Paris champion
ships.
Along with Miss Browne. the Amer
lean contingent includes two Of her
Wlghtman cup mates, Miss Elizabeth
Ryan and Mrs. Marion Jessup. and
Mrs. Mol'a Mallory. the former Amer
lean champion
Vincent Richards and Howard Kin
,scy are the only American players
among the men. The French have
strong representation in Henry
Rochet jacques Brugnon and Jean
Borotya.
/ Bobby Jones' brilliant feat in play
ing two rounds Of the Sunningdale
course in a total of 1874 strokes and
Walter Hagen's great uphill triumph
ovor Abe Mitchell have furnished a
dazzling introduction to the British
open golf championship which starts
on Wednesday at Lytham and Saint
Anne's.
Harvard and Yale Meet
Harvard and Yale will renew hos
Utilities on the water at New London
Friday, while on the following Mon
day eight crews will compete in the
National Intercollegiate at POUCH.
keepsie. The Blue is the favoritc.
Washington and the Navy appear
TO have preference for the POUCH
keepsie race. Both crews have yet to
taste defeat while the middies have
brushed up against plenty Of action
and among their five victims are
Cornell. Syracuse. and Penn, who are
entered in the big meet. Washington
has victories over Princeton and
California.
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THE BlSMARCK TRIBUNE

Lindquist, 3b. .........8 o 90 /
Wren, 2b. ...... ,...1 1 1 o 0
- 10 II q 10
Harvey l002120O lO-ls
All Stars 100000 L. 4
Errors-Kcllcy 9, Peoples 1, Longrc
l., Merrill l, Jackson 3, d. Green.
wood l, Bermeister 1, Lindquist /.
Two base hits-Jackson.
Home runs--Snydcr. and D. Green.
wood.
Double plays-Jackson to Peoples
to Kelly, Jackson to Kelley to Gas
ink.
Left on bascs-Harvcy 13, All Stars
10.
Hit by pitched ball-E. Greenwood
by Stoke.
Bases on balls-off Stoke 0, off
Aberle 3.
Struck out-by Stoke ), by Abe rle
IL.
Time--2 hours, 5 minutes.
EMPIRES Cayou, of Bismarck and
Wortncr ofsHarvey.
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Ware campaign" the witness ex-


Ware campaign" the witness ex'
planned.
where did you get the first $780,
O0O?" Reed demanded.
II borrowed it on a joint note
signed by Mr.. vare and myself.
81 borrowed $4,000 from the PEG.
pies Bank and Trust company; or
May 10 I borrowed $35, 900 from the
Peoples Bank, and on the same day
l borrowed $4,000 from the Metro.
politan Trust company"
"Did Ware sign that $4,000 on the
Metropolitan Trust company
EYES,"
Ibid Ware sign these notes or just
indorsc them p
cit was an accomm odation note"
1t developed that, Ware made the
note payable to himself and Endorsed
it as did Greenfield.
"Have the notes been paid?"
ayes. paid them"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An instructive book has been pub
lished by Dr.. A. S. McClcary, the
noted rectal specialist Of Excelsior
Springs. Mo. This book tells how SUI
fcrers from Piles can be quickly and
easily cured without the use of knife,
scissor, shot" iron. electricity or any
other cutting or burning method.
without confinement to bed and no
hospital bills to pay. The method
has been a success for twentv-six
years and in more than twelve thou
sands cases. The book is sent post
paid free to persons afflicted with
piles or other rectal troubles who
clip this item and mail it with name
and address to DR.. McCleary. D542 St
Louis Ave-, Excelsior Springs, No
(adv.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
Liquor Runners
Reported Caught
Near st. John

Grand Forks, N. D., June 2l-R)-
Two liquor runners were captured
near st. John, N. D., by federal i'm
migration patrolmcn after theirs cars
were stopped by shower of bullets
from the patrolmcn. according to a
report received by E. H. Holton. dis
trict director Of the immigration de-
partmcnt. Two high priced automo-
bilcs containing II cases of beer were
seized. One of the runners gave his
name as Earl Richards. The other
an alien. has refused to give his
name.
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inches and Langdon had 1.68 inches.
The rainfall was lightest in the
southern and western parts Of the
states, and Bismarck's total was .33
of an inch.
Reports of the various offisai re-
.ording stations follow: Armenia 81;
Devils Lake AS; Dickinson .36s Ell
iendale oil; Fessenden .48; James
town "a; Larimore l.2O; Lisbon .Se;
Minot so; Napoleon %; PembinA
500; Williston sc; Moorhcad 3D..
NO DAMAGE REPORTED
Grand Forks, n. D., June 81
(AP)-Pembina reports no damage
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
CARPENTER.
HUFFMAN MEET
is CANCELLED
Frenchman Sprained Hand
Last Week and Is Unable
to Resume Training

Los Angeles. June 21.-C@Y-T
scheduled fight between Georges
Carpenter, the French light heavy
weight and Eddie Huffman of Los
Angeles, at Tijuana, Mexico, July 4,
has been called off.
j. H. Crofton, promoter Of the
match, today received a telegram
from Jack Curley. the Frenchman's
manager, saying that Carpenter had
spraincd hand in his fight with
Tommy Loughran at Philadelphia
last week and would be unable to re-
su~,e training for two weeks.
Crofton said that he would confer
with Huffman with view Of post
Roning the match or finding him an
other opponent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
HARVEY TRIMS
PRISON TEAM
Abcrlc's Pitching and Mates
Stick Work Give Visitors
16 to 4 Win

The superb pitching Of Abcrlc,
Harvey's mound artist. together with
the timely stick work of his mates,
gave the Harvey Sluggcrs a .16 to 1
victory over the state penitcntiary
All Stars yesterday afternoon.
Stoke was on the mound for the
prison team and pitched brilliantly
throughout the game, hut received
poor support. This, combined with
failure Of the All Stars to hit safely
and costly errors in the ninth inning
resulted in defeat.
The All Stars will play Denhoff at
the prison diamond Sunday, June e.
The Box Score
The box score Of yesterdays game
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RAINFALL IS
GENERAL0VER.
NORTH DAKOTA
Pcmbina Reports Five Inches
BOttineau 1853 Inches
Bismarck .33

Rains we're general in North Da-
kota over the weekend, the report
of the federal weather bureau here
indicates. During the 4S-hour period
ending at Il. IN. today each of the
lS points making official reports re-
corded some rain.
Pembina, with five inches, had a
torrcntial downpour. Bottineau haG
2.53 inches, Grand Forks had 1.2t
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ships 10 be held on the SchuyIkill
river in August
Bcresford has cabled that If ar
rangemcnts can be made, he will ar
rive here late in July and defend the
Philadelphia gold challenge cup which
he won from W. E. Garrett Gilmore in
the Paris Olympic regatta in 1924.
Beresford successfully defended the
trophy against Hoover in London last
July.
Should the race be arranged, it
probably would be rowed on August 7.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
Underwood Blanks
Turtle Lake Nine

Underwood. N. D.. juno 2l-Undcr
wood blankcd Turtle Lake on tho 10.
cal diamond Friday with a score Of 3
to 0. The game was played during a
DRILLING rain and the attic ndance was
small. The day and weather appeared
to be exactly suitable for Tauer, Tn
derwood's veteran pitcher, and he sent
IA Of the Lakers to the bench via the
strike-out route. Johnson, pitched
good ball for Turtle Lake but had
poor support by his team mates.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
LEAVE on EIIROPEAN TOUR

New England-Rev. Father JOSEPH
Poettgens of St. Mary's church here
and Dir. N. J. Brown have left for
Europe, where they will tour the
British Isles and the continent and
will visit Father Pocttgens' mothe,
at Hecrlen, Holland. They will sal
from New York. following the Euch.
artistic Congress in Chicago.
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IOLAIS. 81 "A I D
Two base hit, McGagy; left on
bases, Bismarck 4, Wilton 6; first
base on errors Bismarck 3: double
play, Fuller to Tobin to Churchill,
Mitchell to Gilmore to p. Lief;
struck out by Tufford 2. by Mitchell
l; hit by pitcher, Tufford /; time Of
game l:15; Umpire eastman; attend
ance $50.
Score by innings. r II f.
bismarck 20 10 OO2~3 1 x6 Z 1
Wilton 20 o 0 o O D o O2-2 7 5
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
PHYSICIAN DIES SUDDENLY

Dickinson-Dr. W. +. Stanton, OPP
tometrist, who has practiccd here
and in the southwestern part of the
state for many years, died last Fri
day morning at his room in local
hotel. Heart trouble was given as
the cause of death. Funeral services
were held Monday at Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
TAKEN UP

One bay mare, weight about 900 lbs.
brand 1913 on right rear side, and
white star on forehead.
One gray mare, weight about 1000
lbs. brand I'D on left rear side. Own
ers inquire at place of Mike Chaser
five miles cast Of Bismarck on Red
Trail
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Errors: Olson (2). Kusler, Wonder
hcidc, Swietzer, Nordquist. Struck
out: BY Johnson. S; by Tauer. II.
Bases on balls: off Taucr. 2. Hit by
pitched ball: Johnson, Taucr, Nord-
quist. Wild pitch. Johnson. Double
play: Sherer to Licnhart.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-21
Grand Jury SHOULD
Consider Events of
Pennsylvania Primary
(Comtihned from ,paa9 2 oano.)

contihhe6 from naes ono.)
Examining the stubs Of his check
hook, the witness said be drew out
,&86, 900 on May 10. one check for
$4,000 and two checks for 135. 900.
The stubs were labelled. charge to
the. William s. Ware campaign, gem
eral.''
Isvestment IL Camneisn. s.
That was my investment in the
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BeresfOrd and
Hoover May Race
on the Schuylkin

Philadelphia, June Pie Neeo-
tiationS ere under way for race by
lack BeresfOrd of london. worlds
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Editor Tribune:
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June Is, 1926.
Editor Tribunc
Bismarck, N. d.
Dear Sir:
Senator Albert b. Cummins Of
Iowa will not lose any sleep over
his deserved defeat in the recent
Iowa primary election. He we'll
knows that he will get the first
"lamc duck" appointment at about
$4,000 per annum for life.
Very truly yours,
j. Stanley.