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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

George Baldwin Mccoy Unit, Amer.
lean Women's Legion. will meet Fri
day 1890 am, at the Church of the
Covenant.
Col: James s. Petit Camp, No. 3,
United Spanish War Veterans. will
meet tomorrow. pm. at 921 Penn.
syivania avenue southeast. Repre-
sentative Wurzbach Of Texas. and a
Spanish War veteran, will make an
address.
Waneta Council, No. s. will have
progressive 500 card party tomorrow,
$50 pm. at Pythian Temple.
Eastern High School Orchestra and
Dramatic Club and Miss Myrtle
Posey, District oratorical champion,
will give an entertainment for the
benefit of the building fund of West.
minister Church tomorrow, s pm.
The Coal Merchants Board Of
Trade will meet at luncheon tomor.
row. 1890 pm, at the Lee House.
The Wanderlusters will hold bust.
ness meeting tomorrow, pm, at the
clubhouse at Franklin Park, Va. All
members requested to be present.
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FOREIGN.
Carn Of Thanks.

thanks and appreciation to my many
friends. nesshhors and relatives for their
ting the nlness and at the death Of my
0e'o HHGSsaR .s rAsNrvrnvp yEwxrs. {.
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AIF.N MANN. .. U. y.
CHAs. W, ADDFIIF. r l. L. G. .,

June 5 1893. at Freedr1ens Hospital;
ANNIE GRIsBY. the. loving dsuEhtar Of
Amanda Grishv and niece of MARIA
Stevenson cousin IF Mamie saunder and
Mamie Books and Dorestha Barrett
o'clock from Geo Grav's undertaking
establishment. 614 ~ 81. s.w. Rela-
md frten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-07

Emers N s"nHa ospita iu"e GEo5RGE RILEY
CCRRAN. beloved and only son, OF
George e, F. and Mabel Cprran NEE Riley
at ! o'clock nm. from the funeral par
Tors Of the Geo. w Wise Co. 1900 NJ st.
NV. Relatives and friends invited In
terment Mount Zion Cemetery. Bethesda.
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home Silver Snring Md THOMAS b he
loved son of Charles and Annie Eiza eth
Harvey. aged % years and ; months Fu-
neral from Four Corners Methods Church
TUESDAY June. s AT II n'olork Inter
n1eut at Grace Church Cemetery. Wood
side Nd Relatives and friends invited.
yon suffered hours YES, hours nf pain.
To wait for cure hut all in vain:
TIL God alone knew what best.
He called you home to give YOU rest.
Dear son. long and sudden the call
when YOU were taken from Ne all
Ru, never will those who loved YOU best
FORGET the day He gave you rest.
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BROWN. SATURDAY. June g. 1925. At her
reMd.ncs 141h 22nd St s.e.: MARY
STEWART. beloved wife Of James B.
Brown. in her 18th year. Funeral from
chanel in Congressional Cemetery Tuesday.
June AT z n M
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ROOMS FOR RENT

- --- - - ::
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
warm rooms for light housekeeping,
Close in. One bedroom, also nicc-
~ furnished. 1Ds Main st. Call 342i
FOR RENT Good sized front room
with closet and kitchenctte. Well
furnished Also garage for rent,
III Fifth street, Phone 213.
FOR RENT Furnished room in mod
crn house. two blocks from post
office. Bath and Telephone cons
scnicnt. 2.22 Second street.
FOR RENT-C Comfortable room Tor
two, married couple preferred. New
home with Al modern ,convcnicnccs.
Phone ZIG. IL Ave. u.
FOR INIT Modcrn sleeping room,
CLOSET suitable for married ccu.
pie on two girls. Also board il de-
sired Phone 5llW.
FOR RENT A small sleeping room.
nicely furnished. Reasonably
priced. 2iS Second 81. Phone s13J
FOR RENT Nice warm room in fine
location. Call 1917 or call at u
Ave- A. Corner Mandan Ave.
FOR EENT- Nicely furnished sleep
ing rooms Close in. Phone loser
or call i22 Fourth street.
FOR RENT---One nice room, one
one block from postotficc. 3O3
Third st. Phone 923M.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
in modern home. Hot water heat.
inquire ~ Ave. A.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room,
/ blocks from postofficc. 80 Ave.
b. Phone STAR.
fUk KkNIA warm attractive rooms
Gel Seventh street. Phone 6s2.
FOR RENT-A large attractive room
at up Second street.
FOR 3ENT-One sleeping room. Call
..:1LJ cfter $3.50.
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BY Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
STOCK MARKET
!. DULL TODAY
Decline in Many Issues Re.
fleets Absence Of Demand
MOT Pressure to Sell

New York, Nov. 3-tP)--Extremc
dizziness characterised today's stock
market, with tho main price trend
downward. Election results appat.
emily had been anticipated as there
vast no rush either to buy or sell
stocks and the decline in many issues
reflected an absence Of demand rather
than u pressure. 20 sell.
Weekly steel trade reviews failed to
disclose any important change in that
industry, calling attention to the nc
tivity in the pig iron market and tho
quictness Of the demand for finished
steel. The financial news tickcrs i'm
Dictated the heavy rail orders toward
the end Of October may have been suf-
ficiently large to enable the United
States Steel corporation to report an
increase in untitled orders last month,
whereas decrease previously had
beer expected in most quarters.
Steel common was below 1873 after
having sold close to 40 during the
morning.
|. Banks called about Si:.OOO.OOO in
loans but call money was in plcnt iful
supply and the rate held steady ut
41a per cent. The reduction of over
$50. 0O0, 900 in brokers' loans last week
testified to the Improvement in tho
credit situation.
Several week spots developed in the
motor. merchandising, chemical and
miscellaneous. groups, whereas the
| local fractions, oils and public utili-
ties presented several points Of
strength Air Reduction, American
Republics. Austin Nichols preferred
burns Brothers ~ and American
! Drakcshocs and Foundry, recorded ex.
trcme gains Of 3 to 8 points.
| In the rail group. Atchison, Allan
! tic Coast Line and Louisville e. Nash
villo pointed upward. but ChesapeakG
! & Ohio, New York Central, Southern
! Pacific md Missouri Pacific preferred
+, lost ground.
Tho closing was steady. Total sales
appropriated 100000 shares.
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STORM. HOMES
IN RIOTS UPON
MUSSOLINI FOES

Continued from page one)
believing that the movement. once
started in Catalonia, would rapidly
spread to the rest Of Spain.
The former Spanish deputy, Colonel
cisco Macias, is said to have been
the head OF the movement. Most Of
those under arrest are youthful
Catalan intellcctunls. Police say
these readily admit they intended to
star. u revolution in Spain.
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Chicago, Nov. ;;--(C. S. d. of A. -
Hogs. 10000; generally steady ut
Tuesdays best prices, or around 10
cents higher than average; light light
and pigs scarce; spots u to % cents
higher; top 1926; desirable 2lO to
800 pound averages l3.OOG1l3.2O; bulk
40 to 200 pounds l2.lO@ $50: heavy
weight hogs 12.l5Ml3.25; light l2.l5
tL1S.1O.
Cattle $4,000; fed ycarlings active,
steady to strong; weighty steers un-
even; steady to weak: best ycarlings
l:.a5: several loads 1l.50Nl1:.oo:
heaeies n.00; bulk 'vsalcrs " small
killers 12.O0614.50.
Sheep $4,000; fairly active; fat
lambs strong with Tuesdays advance;
hulk native early 13.5O@13.7o: sheep
steady; bulk fat ewes 5.5OM6.5O; top
G15
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Proposed Electric
Rates For Belfield
Suspended 12O Days

Suspension for 100 days Of electric
rates proposed by the Hughes Electric
company for Belfield has been ordered
by the state railroad board.
A competitor Of the Hughes compay
asked the board to investigate the
proposed rates to see If they are not
too low. 1t was the first case Of the
kind ever to be presented to the board
but bears on condition which OBJ
tains in many North Dakota towns as
the result Of competition between
companies distributing electric cur
rent from big plants by high lines an,
local plants. 1855
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PAGE SEVEN

student knows that since 1900 Cbenl-
lists have added to their knowledge
infinitely more than all the know.
edgo gained before 1900.
The Millikan ray perhaps Is part Of
the real cosmic knowledge, In Witch
We have not yet taken TIC first step.
VIZ eth take Newton's law Of gravity
with the Hypothetical "ethsr" that
his law requires, and with Il the
theory that to send our earth going
around the sun II must first have been
thrown from the hand Of. God" We
are approaching more exact scteutific
explanations. f-
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VALUES
ON DOWNTURN
Selling by Houses With Con-
nccti0ns Northwest and
West Leads 10 Drop

Chicago. Nov. 3--(R)--With ocean
freight rates ut the highest point
since 1920, wheat values averaged
lower here today, the prablem of
marketing North Americas surplus
wheat being reported as becoming in.
creasingly difficult. Congestion Of
wheat was noted mt a number of North
American markets. Estimates, how
ever. that one million bushels Of Ca.
madam wheat had been bought for
shipments to Europe helped to bring
about n lata rally.
Wheat closed unsettled q net low
or to Z cent advance, corn * to e
cent off, oats Mt 4 cent decline to ono
cent gain and provisions unchanged 70
Il rise OF 35 cents.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Nov. 3-(U. S. D. of
A.)--Cattle 1000; all classcs killing
stock opening with firm und.rtcnr;
spots on cutters 1OMl5 higher; most
" grasscrs; bulk steers and ycarlings
5000. Calves 5000; vcalcrs steady
To strong 9.5OGIiO.00; bulk s9.75.
Hogs 1880; opening steady: butch
or and light hogs 1925; packing sows
1c.250, 1915.
Sheep 5000; fat lambs % higher;
l..5OGI13.5O; sheep steady.
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WHEAT MARKET QUIET
AT MINNEAPOLIS TODAY

minneapolis. Nov. 3-L41--Dravgy
price action featured Il tquct wheat
market today. Future dipped one cent
under Mondays close and rallied free
fcebly.
Oats held within a narrow range.
Rye futures sold off ono cent with
wheat. Barley futures dragged. Flax
showed stubborn undcrtOnc.
Cash wheat held steady. Winter
wheat was firm. Durum was firm to
strong.
Corn was one cent higher compared
with futures.
Oats were firm.
Choice rye was in good demand.
Barley was strong to one cent high
e..
Flaxsced was easier on top quality,
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CITATION HEARING PETITION
FOH ALLOWANCE of Fl VAL RE.
IssIHv AND ACCOUNTING. pl;Tl-
lrAap


T1ON ron DISTRIBUTION.
state OF North Dakota, County Of.
Burleigh.
IN county Court Before Hon. I. Z.
Davies, Judge.
In the matter OF the estate OF Frank
Veiinsky, deceased
Emma NrJediy, petitioner,
vs.
Frank J. Nelinsk,. Il miho,. Charles
Nelinsk!. u minor. Anna VelinSky..
a minor. John +. Fort. the special
guardian of said minors, the heirs
of Jozefin Vciinsky, deceased, all
other PERSONS interested in the
estate oI Jo.efin VeliAsky, dc
ceased. and all other persons in
terested In the estate II Frank
The State of North Dakota to tn.
Above Named Respondents:
You and each Oh you are hcrAb.
cited and required to appear bef0r.
the County Court OF the County CT
nurleigh. in said state. at the office
at the Court House In the City nj
Bismarck, In said County and stat.
ON the 26th day OF November, A. ID.
l926,. at tho hour Of ten o'clock IN
the forenoon Of that day, 70 show
final report and asco antS pstl, lon
for distributon, of George III. Russ.
IT, ~ the administrator de DonlS
non of the estate Of Frank volinsky,
Docehseu, should not be allowed. why
the residue Of said estate should not
be distributed to the persohEs ti,-
titled thereto, why the aAnitptstra-
ti0n .of said. estate should not be-
closed. and why aaid administrAtor
dc bonts. NON or said estate 9houlti
not be discharged.
The 1ake residence OF Frank We
ltasks, asceassd the. owne q 81. sa -
Burleigh County, North sDakoAe. s, !,
Lot service be- made Of this cita.
tion a. required by law.
Dated this goth day OF October, a
e. 192G, I'LL s @
By tho Court:
(0eAD I. C. DANfHS.
Judge OF the County court.
Date Of first publication Nov. >,
800 liza. ,o..ieasg
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MISCELLANEOUS

DIRECT TO you from California.
Delicious Health Prunes and. Figs
unsulphercd, sun dried. Health
Pruncs large size, s. ID. box $1.B6,
10 ID. box $500. Fancy Calimyrna
Figs, S ID. box $500, 10 lb. box
$3.50. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Above prices in-
ciude express charges. Send money
orders. Address G. NJ. Henry
Hoist, Los Angeles, CAL, ll24 W.
FOR SAIE-Five hundred Eve LAMBS
and 500 Wether Lambs. Average
weight about 20 pounds. Located
on the Heart River, five miles
south of Sweet Briar. Address
Grant Dewitt. Sweet Bviar. North
Dakota.
FOR SALE-Ten milch cows and sew
Ell spring calves and yearling Red
Poll bull. f. L. Gilbert, 2k miles
West of Menoken, on Red Trail.
FOR SALE-Purebred Duroc Jersey
Gifts and Bears. Special price il
taken ut once. Schipfcr and LAM
bert. Phone TEA. go
FOR SALE-Auto knitting machine in
good condition Reasonably priced.
Phone lO86R.
FOR SALE--One large heating stove.
Call 1T geo Sixth street.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Nov. "-r-Cpl--Wheat
receipts CAB cars compared to 1913 a
year ago. Cash No. northern l.4l,,
0nl.44h No. dark northern spring.
choice to fancy i.4Gi4 61.AsI: good
to choice l.44h M1.4Gi4; ordinar. to
good l.42E nl.44E: No. hard
spring l.4aA Mi.5Oi; No. hard
dark Montana on track 1,A3A eIl.4Sh4 /:
to arrive 1.43ii6;.4lfi; Nay Lass
Dec. l.43i..
Corn No. :, yellow 72M73.
Oats No. 3 white Al 70 n'i2ss.
Barley 1896.
Rye No. 9. S2MSl.
Flax No. i, ..14MG.2l.
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SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, be.'
SALESMAN WANTED

-.s- ~
SALESMEN--Who would like % GET
into business for themselves. We
cas-, offer a man above 30 d real OPP
pOrtunity. II you will invest your
timc wcswill back sou with N old
established firm handling u cOmmo-
dity Of universal need in growing
demand. Will pay rent, Clerical
help and all expense. Your. income
during the first 9 months will de-
pend on you. We ask only that
YOU be in i position TO guarantee
your own living cost for , months
We arc Interested only in the man
who desires "a permanent connec.
ton with future. Address Box
4O7, Fargo, ". u.
WANTED-Salc who is willing
to work and can stand prosperity
Apply room 81, Eltingc Bldg, Bis
Marck
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

RANGE OF CARLOT SALES
Minneapolis. Nov. Range Of
carlot grain sales: Whoa: No. I dark
northern l.iiY0tl. SOS: No. 2 ditto
1.43h "a Ii7hs: No. 3 Lotto 1897 u IA
1.i6as: No. hard sprint l.isi&m
1.5Oi4; No. I. hard winter l.22h No. /
durum l.t2: NJ. mixed durum
l.J3i,; No. J; mixed wheat l.32t..
Corn No. i! yellow 10; No. 4 mixed
Oats No. , white io,3@ll,..
Rye No. :, y3!a.
Barley sample grade G2A66; No. 2.
&C.
Flax No. /, 2.l102.18.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1923
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED---Manager for hardware
store. Must speak German and be
able to handle the German Russian
trade. W. want 4 hustler who can
sell goods and show profit. State
salary expected and experience. Ad-
dress care Tribune No. 53.
GOVERNMENT PATROL lNSPEC-
TOR--Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
1850 yearly Particulars free.
Write, Ozmcnt. 33-P., st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
BUSINESS MEN--Lct me address
your envelopes and mail your cir
,ulars Rates reasonable. Write
Tribune No 63.
WANTED---A young man 20 learn
the bookhinding trade. Write
Tribune No 81
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Minneapolis, Nov. 3-CU. S. ID. Of
Better wire inquiry,
demand improving, market slightly
stronger. Carloads delivered sales,
e-ei~ht only deducted, Minneapolis.
St. Pant rate sacked cwts, round
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AUToMoDlLm
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

DEPENDABLE USED CARS
We INSIST that the Used Cars we
sell shall be good ears. Let US
show You some Of the letters we
have from many Of our Used Car
customers.
Dodge Coupe, 1924.
Ford Coupe. 1924.
Ford One Ton Truck, 1925.
Dodge Sedan, leather, 1926.
Chevrolet Panel Delivery.
Overland Light Delivery.
Easy time payments.
NJ. b. GILMAN co.
Bismarck.
FOR SALE-One. 1926 Oldsmobile
coupe. Al condition, good tires,
runs like new, only $3.50; 1925
Oakland Brougham sedan, good
finish and in good mechanical con-
ditiun. $775; ] 1925 Dodge Special
coupe, $G25; 1924 Studeb1ker
light six touring, $500; 1925
Studebaker Standard six roadster,
$500; 1924 Oldsmobile touring
with winter enclosure, $500; 1920
Buick touring, new tires, good
mechanical condition, $500. Terms
can be arranged on any Of the
above cars. Bismarck Motor Co.,
Studebakcr Distributors.
HIGH GRADE USED CARS
Slightly used Ford coupe, fully equip
ped.
Nearly New Oakland with winter top.
Chevrolet Sedan driven $500 miles.
Chrysler 20, good as new.
Ovcrhaulcd and reprinted Chevrolet
Sedan Come and SEQ It.
Ford Tudor, used ono season.
Ford Coupe, Ovcrhaulcd and new paint
jo5--ducc.
Slightly used Chevrolet touring. Buy
this and put on winter top. You
will save money.
Three Fords at $25 each.
Terms and Trade.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET co.
Bismarck, N. u.
FOR SALE-Cleveland six coupe
1924 model in excellent condition
Good tires, bumper. motoincter and
heater. will sacrifice for $56OsOO
Write Tribune No. 81.
FOR SALE--i92b Ford Coupe In 4
No. 1 condition. Four new tires
and heater. Price reasonable. Phone
107J.
FOR SALE-Oakland Coach 1926
Model. Condition as good as new
$sGO.OO cash. Also terms. Call lie
FOR SALE-1922 Ford Coupe. Good
condition. Call 175 evenings.
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DlnH FlbR ENROLLING AND EN-
l.ROkklNG BILLS OF TWEEN

Sealed DIQS VIII he received Tor
the engrossinE and enrolling OF all
bills passed 10y cacl, house Of the
Twentieth Legislative Assembly. un-
til = O'clock D. III. November 18th.
1926. The work to b. done at Il
fixed price per folio. the cnHrossinE
To ba, done on typewriter, enrolling
to be done Oh typewriter. using priim-
.r type and black ribbon on stand
ard linen record paper net less than
thirty pounds to the rcanl of denny
size or it's equivalent. OF the size
lOiax1G inches with Il ~ inch red
ruled margin. The services to be
performed under the direction and
IN the time set by and to the salts
faction of the committees of the
senate and house of representatives..
g. their agent.
No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by n certified check in
-" sn,n Of on" Hundred unOl dol
lars. such check to be security that
tau successful Didaer VIA rIi,er MO
~ 49,. .f,i,-3 s,n+r :, 80
sum Of Two Thousand dollars with
suret,ss to be a.tprosed 10y tne boarO.
consisting of the governor. the sec
rotary Of state and III" state auditor.
for the proper pcrformanoo Of the
work.
ROBERT BYRNF.
Secretary OF state.
III -3-l0.l7.
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NOTICE

Kil!deer Hotel Cafe will open Tor
business Thursday, Nov. 4th. 1t
will then be known as the Coffee
Shop. killdccr, N. D. NJ
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RELEASED ON BAH.

London, Nov. .Advices. from
Italy say Mrs. Algcrnon Sladcn. niece
Of Lord Dunmorc. has been arrested
ut Volosca, near Fiumc. charged
with Socialist uttcrnnccs against
Mussolini."
An article published by tho Daily
Sketch today. saying she had been
imprisoned, was followed by dis
patch to the press association, semi
official British news agency, to the
effect that she had been released on
bail. Her friends here are not aware
If tho circum stances which led to her
arrest.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Nov. 3-LP)-Iotatoes:
Receipts o. cars; on track 47O, total
u. 8. shipments 730; trading slow,
market dull; Wisconsin sacked round
whites 2.6O@2.65: poor 2.2O.
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Chicago. Nov. 3--(P)--Wheat No. .
red 1851: No. 2 hard l.4l@1.41%.
Corn No. 2 mixed 72ii M72i:; No. .
ycllo, 72hsNL7i
Oats No. 2 white tA!:M 10: No. 3
white A2MA3a..
Rye No. =. 9Si,.
Barley lOn722
Timothy seed 4.75M5.25.
Glover seed 9S.75@3I.5O.
Lard 1890.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies 1926.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. Nov. 3--LP)--Flour un
changed. Shipments SO.456 barrels.
Bran 2".QG.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WORK WANTED-Capablc girl wish
cs to care for children after school
hours. Call ALI.
Waitress at O'Brien's
Cafe.
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WORK WANTED

WANTED-Work in store for winter,
Have had three years experience in
general merchandise. Can give
references. Write Tribune No. 66.
WORK WANTED-Childre to care
for in my own home by the hour
or by the day. Phone 5l1W or call
at 1i5ih Thayer.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago, Nov. .3--tPl--Ruttcr un-
changed; receipts 1888 tubs.
Eggs higher; receipts $500 eases:
firsta 42NT4C.
Cheese unchanged.
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CHICAGO POULTRY
Chicago. Nov. 3--tP)--pOultry
aliv1 steady; receipts IL cars: fowls
l1W93; springs %; turkeys so: roos.
tiers Is; ducks %; geese 10.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PEI o NE 80
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
FOUR ROOM NEW BUNGALOW.
partly modern, located at 323
Eighteenth street. immediate pos
session. Sale price, $500. Tcrms.
FOUR ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house, water, lights, full basement,
furnace heat. Salc price .$2l0O.
Good terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
good location, close to downtown,
full basement, furnace hest, hard
wood floors. Sale price $4700.
Terms.
TWO HOUSES ON CORNER LOT,
rental value 500 per month, close in,
good investment. Sale price $500,
Terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, best
location, full basement, furnace
heat, fireplace, trees and lawn. For
quick sale, 5000. Easy terms.
1 HAVE TWO HOUSES FOR RENT
and n number Of good real estate
investments. Also a complete list
Of houses and lots. Appointments
made ut your convenicDce.'
HEDDEN REAL. ESTATE AGENCY
Nine Years Active CITY SELLING.
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CHICAGO PRODUC

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II is said that if President Coolidge
refuses to accept denomination in
1923, Secretary Hoover has been
chosen by the administration in Dir.
Coolidgo's place.
II is hard to understand why p.cs-
lIent 1Ho',age shouid. refuse u second
seems to be his ii he wants it.
But the Hoover suggestion is In
tcrcsting. Barring some unexpected
catyclysm with the present rumpus in
the Democratic party it seems prob
able that the Republican candidate
will be elected.
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You'd Denver TO Cheyenne to connect
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In 1900 chemists believed that
practically everything important that
could ever be known in chemistry had
already been discovered. Now every