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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-14
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AUCTION SALE-Hogs and cattle. e.
Purebred Poland China spring boars
and kilts. "a Purebred Shorthprns
(Milking Atrain) cows, heiferB,
bulls. Sale atarts at p. m. sharp
at my farm s miles north LII miles
west Of Driscoll. Send for cataloE.
Lunch at noon. +. 4. Van West,
Driscoll. N. D.
FOR SALE-Reeistere Oxford rama
and ewes, Duroc Jersey bears and
gifts, milking polled Shorthorn
bulls. Write G. b. Nagel, Box 81.
BismArck, N. d.
WANTED At ONCE-Ton truck for
hauling gravel west Of Sanish, n.
y. Long haul and long job. Ad.
dress N. r. Thompson. Sanish. n. D:
FOR SALE---276 sheep. aud lambs, /
McCormick Deering corn picker.
Jim Davis, 3 miles east Of Bis.
marck. Phone 0F4.
Fire! No not our house. John
called 054LJ and had him fix our
chimney. Did you! II not. do u. I
FOR SALE-Shropshire rams, yearl-
inss and early March lambs. Frank
Shaffer. Driscoll. n. Oak.
PIANO TUNiNG-Call CT. Bryan
at. the Melody Shoppe. ll0'Third St.
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Happiest Homes
Where Husbands
Wine the Dishes

Atlantic City. Oct. 14.-LF-The
hnppiest homes In America are man
ned by husbands who occasionally
wipe j, dishes, said Mrs.. Cecil G..
Harvey, i home service director Tor
the Westchestcr Lighting company
Yemkevs. NJ. r., in an address today
Aaterc. the American Gas association.
III make ,thia statement in refuta&ion
of the accusation that, dish -wipink
lsew and then tends to degrade or
,cAltivates. an infcriority complex in
married Asen.". she explained. 1.-THE
laQst, 0Apspsaienable and efficiently
equipped homes in the land have been
made 80 by men who know rome.
living scAn1itions by rersonaf experi.
Ance, and Mhol insist that their homes
be us effieientiy operated MS their
offices"
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. l4--(U. >. ID. OF Al
Hogs $4,000; slow: generally steady
ut Wednesdays best prices: top
14.O0: bulk lC0 10 600 mound averages
13.5O@l3.8O; 2lO to 28O pound butch.
ers mostly. l3.5Otdl3.9O: most packing
sows l0.5O@1l 10; better grades Of
weighty slaughter pigs scarce; few
selected lots upward to 1875; heavy
weight hogs l2.5O@13.9O: medium
l3.25@!l4.OO: lieht l2.90Gl3.95; light
lights ll.75@13.40; packing ..sows
0.65@1l.75; slaughter pigs 1000
1850.
Cattle $4,000; fed steer and year
ling trade slow; few early sales Of
we'll finished kind mostly to shippers
about steady; general market weak to
Is cents lower: best yearlings early
ut 1900: heavy bullocks upward to
1910; some held higher: stockers and
feeders strong ut weeks 25 to 30
cents advance: she stock uneven:
mostly steady; spots 10 to Is cents
lower: bulls steady to strong; vealers
largely g5 to 80 cents lower; bulk to
packers around 1900.
Sheep $4,000: fair activity; hetter
grade Of fat lambs around 26 cents
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Read the Bismarck Cloak
Shop ad ON page 8.
Robert, M. Goodwin
lis Following His
Uncle's Example

Los Angeles. Oct. l4.--taD Robert
NJ. Goodwin, 32, said to be d nephew
Of the late Nat Goodwin. much.wed-
ded actor. married Elizabeth Marks.
10, yesterday, declaring this his
eighth trip to the altar. Goodwin.
also an actor, uses the name Of
"TCxas Bob" on the stage. Miss
Marks is member of his cast. 1t
was herSecond marriage.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MEN OR WOMEN-Learn linotype
operating. Earn $45 to 500 per
week. Big demand. Our six. weeks
expert course enables you to begin
earning money. Learn in q practi-
cal plant. Six weeks course $50.
Get our prospectus now. Fargo
= Linotype School. r. O. Box 6O7,
Fargo, N. d.
MEN WANrED-To handle package
freight, Zoe per hour for day work,
S5c per hour for night and Sundays.
60 days Of season left. Fairly
steady. y. J. Nugent, No. Sixth
Street viaduct, Milwaukee, Wis.
GOVERNMENT PATROL INSPEcs
TOR Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders:
Sl,GSO yearly. Particulars FREQ!
Write, Ozment. 33-P., st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cata-
log and special offer free. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. n. d.
WANTED miners. Write or
cali Rupp Coal Co.. Garrison. N. y.
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WHEAT CLOSES
! STRONG TODAY
Big Export Sales of North
American Wheat Give Wheat
Values New Life

Chicago. Oct. ll--tPl -llig export
sales Of North American wheat today
estimated - 2.0OO,OOO did much
to give wheat values new life. An
unexpected sharp unturn Of wheat
quotations ut Liverpool associated
with reports Of acute scarcity Of
ocean vessels available for tho grain
trade was also a. builish influence.
Besides, late adviccs told of frost in
Argentina.
Wheat closed strong, 2 to ga cents
net higher; corn unchanged to Y cent
up. oats .A0E to "a cent advance;
and provisions unchanged to 40 cents
gain.
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E0R,sALE

9 ROOM modern house. east front,
close In. two bed rooms, good
buy for $37DO. on good terms.
T. ROOM modern hsuse, close In, la0-
aing park, three bed ,.s1eoMIs, j hot
water heat, In good condition, Tor
$3.50, on ifberai terms.
I PARTLY modern houses, close in,
near schools, sssnthiy tacemt $S0,
foI. $1,000. 49, .a@
s ROOM .noaern house. .,two bed
rooms. 5elOse lin. sauite, atew. fine
basement, q very Aesirahle bhn9a-
low for $500.
l.Ro0M modern Asuse, two bed
rooms, in; good .coAdition, garage,
80 foot lot, for $500, oh liberal
terms.
6 ROOM modern house on Seventh
street, including : bed rooms, near
schoolsnnnast front, good porch, for
$3.50, Z terms.
Z ROOMv artly modern house, 3 bed
rooms. hardwood floors, basement,
lights. water and sewer. 75 foot lot,
good condition. for $3.50. n
1 ROOM modern house, east front,
70 foot LOT. including electric stove,
for $3.50.
Z. ROOM modern house, including 4
bed rooms. east front. Is foot lot
front and rear porches, near school
for $4,000, on terms.
GEO.. NJ. REGISTER.
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GEO. N. REGISTER.
WHY OPERATE.

after having gall stone collie for
good many years and failing to
get relief through either doctors or
medicines, became discouraged and
finally decided TO undergo an 0pcra-
'tion, but. thanks 70 neiEhbor Of
mine, heard Of Hepatola. took one
treatment and was so much better
that ] felt I had at last found some-
thing that was not fake. After
taking only four treatments l was
CURED."--Mrs. G. S. Almas. Hepa-
tola is sold by HEPATOLA Co. Grand
Forks, N. D., oil Seventh street north.
Phone 1858. Box l52, Dept. .. Price
$6.c5 delivered,
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LARGEST, TELESCOPE

Paris.A telescope that will in
crease the observable universe mil
lions of times i being built here
By DIR. George Willis Richie. The
reflector Of the instrument Is 10 feet
for instance. will appear az Il would
earth.
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NouaAo roes oent
FOUR ROOM H0tSE, fGli asemsnt !.
furnace, water. electric lights, eas,
lot 76xl0O, immediate possession.
Sale price 12,1O0. 5000 cash, bal.
ancc $25 per month including I per
cent interest.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
full basement, furnace heat. hard.
wood floors, well \ located. Sale
price $3.50. Terms.
A NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN BUN.
GALOW, full basement. furnace
heat, hard wood floors, convenient
to hospitals and Catholic church.
Sale price $500. Terms.
A COMPLETE HOME, six rooms and
bath, fireplace, full basement, fur.
Sale price $3.50. Good terms.
u. A..
A VERY FINE HOME Of eight rooms
and bath, hardwood floors and trim,
hot water heat, fireplace. large bed
rooms. full, complete and partition.
ed basement, outside garage. Sale
price ~0,uOU. lcTnS.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN Awo story
house, fall basement, furnace heat.
south front, lot 5Oxl50. Sale price
$500. Good terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
full basement, furnace heat, large
lot, two car garage, taxes $500
Sale price $500. Terms. s..
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE, hill
basement, furnace heat. located
close in. Sale price 33,675. $500
cash.. Balance easy terms. -
HOUSE 1912 EAST BROADWAY. hay.
ing large number IL rooms. This
:, house il modern having basement
md furnace heat. Sale price $500
Good terms.
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
east front, large rooms. screen
porch. trees. located near schools,
close to down tewn. Sale price
$500. Terms.
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE.. good condition. lot 6Qxl6O
garage, home ID modern except
heat. Sale price 5000. $500 cash
balance monthly payments.
This agency during the past nine
months Of 1925 has made and COM
pleted city sales asgregating ?li9.,
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higher than Wednesdays late trade |:
in between grades strong: no west
ems sold; early bulk Of natives l3.7b
and 1926; choice held around 1915;
culls steady; strong weight $500
1000 mostly: thin lightweight down
ward to 500: sheep steady; bulk OF
fat ewes 5.5O@6.75: feeding lambs
strong to Is cents higher; bulk 1890
@l3.6O; choice held above Wednes-
days top of 1875; Wednesdays top
fat natives l4.4O.
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ROOMS rspw RENT

ReODMS C0bW KENT
FOX Kt:NT--Clean warm sleeping!
rooms with or ~ithout> board. Hot
water at all times. Close in. Phone
G72LR
FOR RENT--A most desirable hot
water heated room with J large
windows. Suitable for or in
strictly modern home. Four blocks
from postoffice. Phone OCT or 10
Thayer.
FOR KENT-Furnished room in mod
ern house. Hot water heated, on
ground floor. Also for sale Car
nval Piano. Call at Gel Sixth st.
Phone GlYW.
FUi: KEhT-lwo partly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, also
one sleeping room partly furnish
ed 2O2 W. Thhycr.
FOR RENT-A nice large front room,
rented for light housekeeping, on
first floor with piano. Call ut
40 Seventh Street.
E0OM FOR GENTLEMEN In large.
beautiful home. close in. Hot water
at all times. Inquire sos Seventh
street north. I'll
FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms in
IHtOStVU uOuSV, WbSO 4AUA "OSNs s~ssS
and close in. Ai2 Fifth st. Phone
80 " =
For RENT Large modern room, ex-
ira warm and convenient, reason
able price. 20S Rosser. Phone
3GOW.
TtTY-HEATED single or connccted
light housekeeping rooms. College,
building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENTi-Large room for light
housekeeping or sleeping. Phone
923J or call at 40S Third street.
FOR RENT--A nice large front room
suitable for one or two. 5l+ Sixth
street. Phone 227.
FOR RENT Desirable room in mod.
crn house. Close in. 2l3e Second
st. Phone 1lC3W.
FOR RENT-Room in private home.
breakfast if desired. 6 w Thaycr.
Phone G76LW.
FOR REET--An attractive warm
room. Phone C82 or 1914.
FOR RENT---One sleeping room. Call
96UlJ after $500.
FOR thanksgiving room, close in.
Phone 383W.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED--Expcricnced lady cook,
young lady preferred to begin work
by November first. See or write
mt once to Mrs. e. L. Shuey, Hotel
Shuey, Colcharbor. n. d.
WANTED "A refined young lady TO-
share u well furnished steam heat
ed Apt. References exchanged.
Write Ad. No. 4G, care Tribune.
WANTED Experienced sales lady
for store a: Garrison, N. ID. One
who can speak German preferred.
Apply at Alex Rosen Brothers.
WANTED Competent housekeeper
for small family. Good salary to
right party. Call at 81 Ave. b or
phone 867.
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DECISIONS or SUPREME COURT
From Foster County

II
Douglas County State Bank, bank
ing corporation, Plaintiff and Re
spondent Defendants.
VS..
William A. Steele, ct al, Foster
County State Bank Of Caring
ton, q banking corporation. De-
PENDANT and Appellant.
Syllabus:
l. $. owned q half section Of land.
One quarter section thereof was Oc-
cupied as. homestead. He gave u
first mortgage on the half section.
his wife joining. Subsequently
$. alone executed three other
mortgages on the nOn-hOme-
stead quarter. Plaintiff, the
owner Of all Of these junior mort
cages. later purchased the first mort
gage on the half section. Thereafter
in April, 1924. S. and wife gave de-
PENDANT a deed to the homestead -
security for prc-cXisting indebted
ness. s. and wife abandoned the
homestead in December. 1924. Plain.
tiff began foreclosure of the first
mortgage by action in October. 1874.
Defendant, admitting. plaintiffs cause
Of action. sought 10 COMPEL the plain.
tiff to resort to his security ratably.
Held, for reasons stated in the opin.
ion. that defendant, was entitled to
such relief.
2. Section 6716, c. l.. 1913, is an
enactment Of the equitable rule as tn
the marshaling Of securities and APP
plies only where it will not result in
risk of loss to the person holding the
prior lien or in injustice to other
persons.
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SALESMAN WANTED
Statesmen M ANTED 81 large MIG,
Of gifts novelties, cedar box side
line. Is per cent com. Lafsyette
Co. 4l4a So. L. 4. st., Los Anetlss,
Calf.
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TAKEN mr.

Taken. m Anss black mare with brand
On Yl2at shoutder, also black geldine,
4 hAT mule and ! bay. ware with p
i srAa@s snu sdkAll colt. EsH be had
iut ~ 1900, oeeissera1eIs6 Harriet
, so,,c gwIEfsrocg. Arena.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-14

II the Scriptures distributed by the
Papan agency OF the American Bible
Society during 1895 could be piled
UP. copy BY copy. they would run up
into space about lAy3l0 feet. or 1889
feet higher than the mountain Fuji.
II laid opt end to end they would ex-
tend so: miles.
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WANTED To RENT

WANTED 70 RENT--By NovemSel
lst q. good warm sleeping room
also garage. Write Trt6une No. -
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AUTOMOBILES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

AUlUMVWlkA60
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A call at our Used Car Salesroom
will show you how carefully We select
our Used Cars, and h0wfthotDukhly We
put them in excellent condition. A
few Of our good values are:
Ford Touring.
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1925 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Ford Coupe.
Ford One Ton Truck.
Buick r ! s.:9 fhi.yn.n...
NJ. b. GILMAN co.
Bismarck.
USED Cars
2, 1929 Chevrolet Scdahs.
l, 1925 Ford Tudor.
=, Ford Coupcs.
1. 1926 Ford Touring.
9. Ford Trucks with Transmission.
l, Chrysler 20, good ~ new.
Terms on new and used cars.
CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.
FOR SALE GOOD USED CARS
1926 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1928 Essex Four Coach.
1926 Hupmobile Delivery Car.
These cars are all in first.cIass
condition. Call and see them.
OLSON GARAGE
ZOE Fourth Street. Phone 925-W.
FOR SALE--l026 Ford Coupe slight
~ used. A big bargain ii sold ut
once. Write Joe Huncovsky, Box
ll2, Thinner, N. D.
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Men doff their hats because tho
knight Of old DOTTED his helmet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-14

This agency during the past nine
i pleted city sales aggregating. 9li9..
your property see this agency.
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DRESS1iXKING-PIain sewing and
dressmaking by the day. Phone
653M. 814 Ave. B.
PLAIN AND Fancy dressmakins. Mrs.
Chas. Lamb. Phone 73lLM. SIS
Tenth Street.
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lights included. Will board out
the rent. Hotel Killdeer, Killdcer.
n, Oak.
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WORK WANTED

@- -- -
more worry about taking
care of your ashes---let thea Ash
Man do it. lie takes them ort al
). your cellar every week. Cinders
for driveWuys and walks. Price.
reasonable. Call 077J for .:Ms
Hurch, All, seventh street.
FOR SAEELWinter cabbage $3.50 fol
100 pounds. Kraut cabbage 500
for 100 pounds. Green tomatoe.
Sl.OO, pcr bushel. Mrs. Erlenmeyer
Phone ss4. 423 Third street.
,WANTEn-..Plastering. patching AMI
atucco work. Chimney repairing .
specially. First class work guar
!. anteed. Call sos No. Washington
street. Phone GA L. J.
People Who have work fof hiel
school boys after school, or on Sat
urjaya. please notify Il. o. Saxvik
= Telephot,e e66 OF 81. - 800.
WANTED--Job t. take care 8 tor
naces and put on storm wind6ws
viii DO any ianitor work. /, Cal
1851. 400 ave. B.
STUDENTS. young men and women
desire places to work for board
Tslsehens the COLLIE: 1sa:
iiRusINess OPPORTUNITY
.S500.00 Inn. needed az once BY loca
inventor. y Security and high in
terest given. Patents Of an en-
tirely new meritorious invention il
principal household mill are grant
I'd. Will She manufactured ant
thrown on the market a. mass ar
ticle ct once. Cuts price Of stand
ard product at least to .one-half
Oppestunity for investment given
Receive facts. Write Tribune Mum
her ~.
s. 200 buys first class confect ion
cry akore. ,Fixtures In first elias,
condition. Only business Of it,
kind in county seat town. Fin,
opening. for grocery store or poo
hall. Must leave on account O.
sickness. Write in care 45 Tribune
FOR RENT--A we'll furnished cafe il
Hotel Killdeer. Steam heat an,
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT--Small house partly mod
ern. par.ly furnished. located on
Eighth street. Inquire at 322 Sec-
"~h street. Phone 544W.
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f.. ZEN ALI modern seven room
house. excellent condition. Built
in features. Phone 233.
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FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
HOUSE.. good condition, lot t0xl6O.
garage. home 10 modern except
heat. Sale price 5000. $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
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HEDDEN REAL ESTATE, AOENCv
Nine Years Active City Selling.
Webb Block. Phone 0
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
east front. large rooms. screen
porch, trees, located near schools.
close to down town. Sale price
:, 81. 800. Terms.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-05-07
WOMEN'S SWIMMING
MEETS COMING SOON

The first women's swimming meet
will be held next Friday, May q, at
Ais and the next one, Monday, May
%. Entrants may enter either or
both Of these meets. The events will
be as follows: 20 yard dash free
style; 20 yard dash backstroke; 20
yard backstrOke crawl; 80 yard re-
lay, four girls on each team; Is yards
under water; plunge for distance;
diving, two required and two optional;
recovery Of objects from bottom Of
pool; plain front dive; racing dive or
surface dive; remaining in water
three minutes without touching side
or bottom Of pool.
All campus and town women are
invited to this demonstration and the
meet is open to any C. G. A. woman.
Practice for this demonstration
will be given every Monday and Fri
day from four to six. The gold and
blue swimming suits will be awarded
to every girl who completes 40 points
out Of a possible so.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-05-07

test, is to be used by staff members
at Station KOA in describing a
dusk-tO-daybreak wOrld-girdling ra-
do attempt Wednesday evening, May
26. The program, said to be the
first attempt Of its kind on record,
is being backed by Rotary Interna-
tiOnal and is planned expressly for
thirty-five countries and principali-
ties.
Already, $500 club organizations
representing a total membership Of
10000 persons, have received in
structiOns to stand by for this stu
pendous all-night micrOphOne offering
which will herald the world conven-
ton Of the club at Denver next June.
Ada c. Sessions, Colorado Springs
(ColO.) coiner Of the prize-winning
word, receives an especially designed
ring, set with precious stones, as her
award.
Miss Sessions submitted a list Of
fifty-five words and included the de-
rivation and pathological background
Of each.
"Orb" she said, signifies the earth
and "ray" the action Of transmitting.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-05-07
Our Radio Department
News Items, Programs, and Bits of Information
Of Interest TO All Radio Fans
KOA'S PROGRAM
WEEK OF May 9

The b~roadcasting program Of KOA,
mile-high station at Denver Of the
General Electric chain, for the week
beginning May 9 contains a number
of features. A. summary of the more
important follows:
Saturday, May 9-MOther's day
sermons by DR.. Loren M. Edwards,
pastor, will be heard by radio-church
gOers, Sunday morning and evening,
May (9), when the services Of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, Denver,
are transmitted by KOA. At 3
o'clock, a special concert by leading
artists will be broadcast from the
Denver College Of Music studios.
Monday, May 10 - Presenting
KOA's studio offering, Monday eve
ming MAY 10Y, will be the Florence
Taussig Piano club of Denver, con-
GLIDING with the station orchestra in
a group of instrumental selections.
Numbers Of special interest include
"Aria, from Samson and Delilah,'
Overture to the Comic Opera, b.
caccio," Fantasy on the Opera.
Faust" Chopin's "Waltz in B Minor
"POlinchelle," by RachmaninOff, De-
bussy's "AraHesque," "AdagiO," by
Beethoven, and others.
Wednesday, May 12-Upwards d
forty widely known radio artists
have been assembled by the Public
Service Company Of Colorado for {
two-hOur studio program of miscel
laneOus m~icrophOne offerings at KOA
Wednesday evening, May IL. Taking
part will be Ina Rains, station solo
list; Public Service SaxOphOne band
Lucille Fowler, contralto; Nick Pal
izzi, accordion solos; Margarea
French, readings; Alexander Grant
baritone; Fiore SerpicO, trOmbOnt
solos, and others.
Friday, May 14.-Broadcast listen
ers will be radio guests Of the Daugh
tiers of Colorado, Friday evening
during a special micrOphOne Offerin.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-05-07

over KOA. Taking part will be Yer
onica and Anna Gerhard, talented
either artists; the popular Civilian
triO-Martin DOugherty, baritone, and
Harry Morton and Donald Wilson,
first and second tenors; talk, "Col-
OradO," by Anna Laura Force; So
prano solos by Mrs. H. c. Bretschnei-
der and Mrs. George Johnson; piano
solos, Mrs. Agnes Foster MOser Park;
talk, "Origin of the Flag of Colorado"
by Mrs. A. Ritter; and instrumental
trio selections-RObert Cacally, flute;
Ruth Hughes, violin, and Ruth
Fowler, piano, also, w. L. and Willard
Soper, Jr., violin and Mrs. J. G..
Moore, piano.
Saturday, May 15-Child prodigies,
assembled especially by the Rocky
Mountain News and Denver Times,
will go before KOA's microphones,
Saturday evening, in enc of the first
radio offerings OF its kind to be pre-
scented over a western broadcasting
station. More than fifteen talented
youngsters, all under Is years, viii
take part. The program lasts from
1880 to 9 p. m, and will be restricted
to musical numbers. Heralding this
offering will be a series of three spe.
cial presentations by youthful artists
at the conclusion c. the Tuesday
Thursday and Friday radio matineel
for housewives.