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Bismarck.
AUTOMOBILES

you had your car re-
done for Spring? Does it look like
May or December? A new paint
Job costs hut little. Money is no
object! See Us now and pay later
Why buy a new car? The old one
will be new when it leaves our
shop. Dakota Auto Sales Co. Inc.
Oldsmobile Sales and Service. Open
evenings until $3.50. Phone 428.
2l5 Main street, Bismarck, N. D.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

TWO YOUNG ladies' to travel with
manager and do sales work. Com
mission, bonus and transportation.
See r. NJ. Burger, Bismarck Hotel,
evenings between seven and nine.
SALESLADY to travel, beautiful lire
of merchandise. Big commission,
steady. See lady. Room 2l1, Nc
kenzie Hotel.
WANTED-Girlt to work for board
and room. GIG Sixth street. Phone
329-LW.
WANTED-Competent girl for gener.
al homework. Phone 1870.
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ROOMS FOE RENT

ROOMS FOE RENT
FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms,
pleasant front rooms. Also day
boarders or board and room. Call at
822 Main street or phone 278-LR.
FOR RENT-Four large clean unfur-
nished rooms on ground floor IN
modern home, $28. No objections
to one or two children. Call 872.
FOR RENT-Large modern room on
ground floor, suitable for two, also
garage. For sale: Washing ma
chine. Is Thayer. Phone 6O4-J.
FOR RENT-Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping on
ground floor, private entrance. Call
al ouo Tenth street.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. Roy Neff, ITO
Seventh street.
FOR RENT-A furnished room in
modern home. Phone 782. COZ
Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Large comfortable
rooms suitable for two. Call at 622
Second.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern home. Call 678-LJ. AL Ave. A.
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FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. N. D., April 13.-P)-But-
ter fat, unquoted; packing stock "a.

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. April l3.--tF--Flour
unchanged: shipments 1886 barrels.
Bran 26.5O@27.OO.
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NOTICE.
tn the A hnve MamAA I

To the Above Named Defendants:
You viii Please Take Notice:
That the above entitled action re-
lates TO the following described
real property, situated in the Coun-
~ of BurleiEh and State of North
Dakota. to-wit: The South Half
Section Sixteen H6), Township One
Hundred Thirty-eight $3.50 North.
Of Range Eighty (SO) West of the
9Th II. NJ, according to the United
States Government survey thereof.
Dated this 2lst day OF March
1927.
DULI.AM. YOUNG & BURKE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
City National Bank Building.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
(First publication March %. 1922
3/23-3O--4/6-l3 IN
n.
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SUM NJ ONS.

. SUMMONS.
State OF North Dakota, County of
BurleiEh.
In District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
G. e. Wachter, Plaintiff.
VS..
%. l.. Binford, NJ. w. Ribbons,
j. $. Adair, Mrs. !. S. Adair,
ana all other persons I'M
known claiming any estate O exaau,
interest in or lien or encun.ae11l
Drance upon the property u II
scribed in the complaint, IN 5n
PENDANTS. Ayl
The State of North Dakota ~
Above Named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to i
swer the complaint in this action
which was filed in the office OF the
clerk Of said court on the 21st day
of March, 1927, and to serve copy
OF your answer TO said complaint
upon the subscribers at their Of
fices in the city or Bismarck, Bur-
leigh County. North Dakota, within
thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon you. exclusive Of the
day Of service: and in case of your
FAILURE TO appear or answer, judg-
ment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota.
this 21st day of March, 1927.
4 DULI1AM. YOUNG & BURKE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
City National Bank Building.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. April lS.-lP)-Poultry
alive fin; receipts 6 cars; pricss I'M.
IehanGad.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
Furnished by Russell-Mi co.,
II.

cent per pound discount under
SIS lb. Ear corn. 70 lbs. s cents un-
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Best residence bargain
in Bismarck. Duplex, seven rooms
downstairs, five rooms upstairs.
Strictly modern, brick fireplace,
maple floors, furnace heat. full
basement. DR.. j. B. Hollenbeck,
1904 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-May list new modern
Duplex, 5 rooms and bath. Garage
and laundry in basebent. Garden
and lawn. Five blocks from post
office, $500 per month. Response
bile parties only need address Trib.
une Ad. No. GO.
FOR RENT-Five room house located
at Fourteenth and Rosser street.
Also office space opposite the Nc
Kenzie Hotel. For further informa-
tion see Frank Krall the Tailor.
FOR SALE-By owner direct, prac-
tically new bungalow, five rooms
and bath. Maple floors. full base
ment, hot air heat. Price $4,000.
Terms if desired. Phone 92l.
FOR SALE-Small bungalow with
garage. Nice lot. Best part Of
city. Partly modern. Price $4,000.
will give terms. Address Box 448.
i. Bismarck.
FOR RENT-Five room modern cot
tage mt 1923 Thirteenth street for
$500 per month. Phone 1922.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-To buy direct from own.
er practically new. modern s or 6
room bungalow with garage. Close
in. Inquire Ad. No. 81.
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r. e. YOUNG.
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-Will loan on
salary payments, autos, furniture,
jewelry, etc. Accepted as security.
SECURITY FINANCE ASSN. Room
10. Webb Bldg. Phone 434.
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FOR RENT--Five room modern cot
tage ut 1923 Thirteenth street for
$1,000 per month. Phone 1922.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
BASEBALL TEAM
INTO
SHAPE FOR GAME


With the opening of the southern
Arizona baseball league playing
schedule only two weeks off, Man
ager Jack Weiss is sparing no labor
i'll whipping the locals into condi
tion for the opening game with No
gales.
The season opens Easter Sunday
with Nogales coming to the local lot.
The Nogales team is reported round
ing into shape and a bang up game
CT ball is promised when the two
clubs play for the honor of winning
the opening game.
The Douglas team will meet the
Camp Jones team in practice game
at the Tenth street park at / o'clock
this afternoons in the third of q
series of practice games. The locals
trimmed the army crew to the tune
of 8 to last Sunday.
Large crowds have turned out tc
witness the practice games and have
witnessed some real baseball. The
following players are requested to
report at the dball park this after
noon at 3 o'clock: McRae, Jones.
Austin, Perreras Gotta, Ruiz, Gardner.
Debernardi, Al jackson, s. Jackson,
Polo, Molina, Puzzi, Evans, Quinn
and Tucker. 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
CICERO HIGH SCHOOL QUINTET
Wins NATIONAL BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP BY TWO POINTS

forward, made in the less than three
quarters that he played, decided the
issues in the Dixie quintet's favor.
Both teams were exhausted from their
week of play and both shot erratically.
Gilbert, Ariz won third place on the
consolation round of the national bas-
ket ball tournament today by defeating
Durham, N. c., SO to 10.
The five husky lads from Cicero
ILL.,, representing as many nationalities,
merged victorious only after an epic
battle against the equally valiant
Batesville team.
out Tuesday in quest of the national
title.
The runner up honors in the tourna-
ment went to the Arkansas entry; third
place to Florence, Miss, and fourth
honors to Huron, S. p. Florence de-
feated Huron, 10 to 16, today.
The title game was a fitting finale
to the week of gruelling play, and CT
cere won on the same stamina and
vigor which carried it through vic
tories over Durant, OKLA, Fairmont
w. Va; Englewood high of Chicago
and Vienna, Ga.
Outplayed in the first quarter, the
sons of Cicero cheered on by their
comrades and their parents, came back
. establish a two4point lead, which
they cherished to the finish against a
vigorous Batesville counter attack by
deliberate play and cool precision.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
Yankee Oarsman Wins
Honor In Losing Boat
In British Classic

PUTNEY, Eng, April 2 ga long,
team Yankee oarsman almost pulled
the Oxfcrd crew to victory over
Cambridge in the 10th annual boat
race here this afternoon. But tho
supreme effort of Fl. 7. "ox" Kings /.
hurry, captain of Yale's undefeated
crew Of last year., was not enough
and Cambridge took the eight-oared
classic. for the fourth consecutive
year.
Cambridge won by three lengths.
The winning time over the IL
mile course from Putney to Mort
Lake was 20 minutes, ID seconds.
I<ingsbury was the nero of an
exciting race, although he rowed in
the losing boat and with crew
which was conceded little chance to
win. The former Yale star steadied
the dark blue entry, held their eff :
forts together and by his own mighty
muscles carried them through to a
creditable finish even though several
of his companions We're IN state of
collapse.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
LOCAL GOLFERS
TO ENTER PLAY
FOR S. W. TITLE

A number of Douglas golfers are
expected to attend the 18th annual
championship tournament of the
Southwestern Golf association to be
held at Phoenix, April Z, 8, 8, and TO-
DIR. James Vance of El Paso is
president of the association and has
Icarried off the title on five occasions.
He is one of the foremost golfers in
the southwest J. b. Ryerson won
the championship last year in Chand-
Ter. It
In addition to the championship
matches at the Phoenix Country club,
the Molino club, also of that city,
will hold a tournament for women
players at the same time.
Fifteen different clubs will be rep
resented in the championship to1rna-
ment this year, four new clubs hav-
ing been included The new clubs
to be represented are Albuquerque,
Deming. Ell Molino and Morenci-Clif-
ton. The others are Bisbee-Warren,
Chandler, Douglas, Globe Miami, Hur-
ley Jerome, Phoenix, Prescott, Sill
yer City, Tucson and Ell Paso.
The forthcoming tournament, when
has been more widely advertised than
any of the previous events of the
association, is expected to draw the
largest number of entrants in it's
history.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
P PANTHERS HOLD SAFE LEAD in
Y.M.C A. BOWLING TOURNAMENT

The Panthers still lead all other
teams by safe margin in the "Y"
bowling tournament with one more
week to go.
March, Of the Copper Queen team.
took high nonors for the week with
high game of 1876 and high average
of 1874. Work of the Bank of Doug
las team, still holds high game for
the tournament with 232, while Hart
of the Copper Queen team holds
high average for the tournament CT
172.
The 20 high men are:
Hart 172, Johnson III, Childers
1G9, Ballentine, 163, Cooper 161,
Weiss 1856; Hinton 155, Smith 155,
strdthers 155, Young 155, Richards
154, March ISL, Linder 14S, Else 149.
Hill 149, H. Caldwell 147, N. Caldwell
147, Caughlan LAG, H. Jorgenson 145,
Hoyal 145.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
Cruickshank Leads In
Cash Register Trips
In Golf Tournaments

P1NEHURST, April 2 P-Bobby
Cruiclkshang, dimunitive New York
professional, has garnered an un-
official golf title-champion of the
1526-27 cash tournament circuit. He
succeeds wild Bill Mehlhorn, the
Texan. who led in Grips to the cash
register during the winter.
During the past winter, the little
Scot has probably played in more
tournaments than any other leading
professional and found the way al
ways paved with gold and titles
retting him more than $1,000 and
-four championships.
! The ordiaary golf dub will marvel
to learn tnat CruicSshank in Win
ming the titles carded only three
strokes too many to have record
of even fours.
He took the golden Los Angeles
open with 2S2, going ten strokes
higher to capture the Texas open at
San Antonio with 292. Al Hot
Springs the little Scottish golfer
gained the south central crown with
296, a relatively high score for tour
naments this winter. While here he
eeat walter Hagen to the north and
south purse with 2S5.
With ss72s.aholes of play in each
tournament, ~. Cruickshank therefore
negotiated the 2SS holes in Lbs
strokes. If he had played them in
even fours he would have taken
I1,152 strokes. His tournament aver
age for the four competitions was
FGSS 3-4 strokes The southern open,
Eobbv tones the Atlanta amateur,
won with z31.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
Phoenix All Stars Win
g. to g Victory From
Western League Team,

PHOENIX, April up ~ Grace's
extra base hit in the tenth inning
scoring two men, gave the Phoenix
All-Stars to victory over the
Denver Bears, Western league team
here today, a game featured by three
Bear home runs.
The bases We're full and one out
when the All-Stars' centerfielder
slammed out the winning hit, which
would have emptied the sacks had
three runs been needed.
Manager Joe Berger shifted his
Bear infield today. The move proved
q, bad one, total of eight errors;
all by the infields were credited to
the Western league team. Two Of
DenVer's best hurlers were sent to
the showers by the slugging An
Stars.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
Cornhuskers Lay Low
Colorado CoHegians
In I triangular Meet

DENVER, Colo, April 2 F9--The
University of Nebraska track squad
had little trouble in disposing CT
the Colorado Aggies and Denver uni-
.versity in a triangular meet mere
today. The corn huskers piled up
81 points to 27 each by the Aggies
and Denver.
Two Rocky mountain conference
records were shattered. Hurd OF
Nebraska put the shot "A feet 3S
inches to beat the mark set by
Wagner of the Colorado Aggies ir
1925.
Huffman of the Colorado Aggies
established new mark FOR the pole
vault at 12 feet 5 IL inches, or ! Ia
inches better than the record held
by Sarcander of Colorado college.
Hink Haynes, Denver university's $
speed merchant conquered Nebraska
IN both the 100 and 22O-yard dashes.
sSfause ST Nebraska also won two
first places capturing the low and
High hurdles. ss..g @ E.
The eweather was cool and clear
but varying winds interferred with
the track events.
Rplan1 Locke, holder of the un-
official worlds recoId for t9le8 100
yard dash att 3 $40 seconds, did the
distance in s9=2 in an exhibition, and
in an exhibition 22O-yard race
against Haynes, made a time of 21.4.
Locke's best time for the 220-yard
dash is 2O.5.
''No Breakfast Complete without
The Dispatch
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03

CHICAGO, April Qg.--Morton high.
school of Cicero, H., won the high
school basket ball championship of the
nation tonight from Batesville, Ark,
by two-point margin--1S to 16.
The brawny team from the Chicago
suburb, composed of lads named Kaw-
alskil, Rondinelia, Nystrom, Rezabek
and Fencl, ground down the Arkansas
quintet in the final game of the tour
nament and won from a team whose
bitter gameness was not enough to
offset the burIy pace the victors set.
The Carpenter brothers strove val
iantly against the Cicero team and
with Piclren lead the soutlrerners
attack but long shots by Rezabek, of
Cicero, and a pair of easy ones by
Nystrom, came opportunely to turn
back the first serious threat the south
ever made at national basket crown.
Batesville led for a moment at the
start but was not beaten until the final
gun, for it ratified long shot after long
shot off the BACK board in the last sec
onds of play in vain effort to tie the
score.
In the senri-finals, Batesville de-
feated Huron, S. D., % to 16, and Nor
ton high, of Cicero, won, 2S to 20, from
Florence, Miss, both by virtue of
rallies at the outset of the second half.
The Carpenter brothers. members of
family which has lent athletic
prowess to Batesville teams for several
generations, furnished most of the
punch which put Huron. out of the race.
Will and Allan got four goals each
from their forward positions, while
only Collin could annex four baskets
for the westerners,
The cicero team won with Drawn
from the Mississippi entry, its weight
and endurance telling in the last half
against the weary boys from the south.
The Huron team held its opponent
almost equal for two periods and fin.
ished the half at the short end of a
lO-to-S score. The second half, how
ever, began with baskets by Pickren,
Will Carpenter and Murphy for Bates
vile, and the ten-point lead was too
long for the Dakotans, who wilted
rapidly thereafter and lost the coolnessl
and accuracy which carried them to the.
semi-final round of play.
Almost in replica was the experience
of the FLORENCE, Miss, team, which
finished the first half leading Cicero,
IA to 10. Two baskets by Rezabek and
one by Lawalski gave Cicero a two.
point lead two minutes after sthe sec
ond half of play opened. and the Mis-
sissippians, confused by the shift of
Cicero to a defensive style of play, fin
ished in demoralized fashion with theirs
offense functioning feebly-
The high school champions of Texas
and Missouri won the right to CONF
pete for the consolation championship
of the tourney when Athens, Texas, and.
Northeast high, of Kansas City, won.
ain the semi-finals. Athens put out
Durham. M "a TO n, and Northeast
vanquished Gilberts Ariz., f25 to- "a.
Five weary boys from Florence.
Miss, beat five wearier boys from
Huron, S. D., 1916, tonight and won
third place in the national basket ball
championship. Huron, the defeated
team, is rated fourth among the 438
competitors at the event.
Six field goals by Taylor, Florence
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
3 WIDE sETs REcoRp

NEW YORK, April 2 R)SEdvin
Wide, Swedish distance star, raced
to new World record of minutes
and 81 As seconds tonight in win
ming the mile and a half run at
the annual indoor Eiizs meet in the
102nd regiment armory tonight The
former record, $3.50 rs, was made by
Naavo Nurmi, Finnish ace, during
his American invasion in 1926.
"I had a lovely nut sundae."
"Yes. I have one coming Wednes-
'day night"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
White Sox Defeat
Junior Yank Team

The White SoX defeated the Junior
Yanks in a close game by score of
9 to 8. The lineups Of the two teams
are as follows:
White Sox-Paul Langdon, c; Art
Karger 1b; Norman Hale, 2b Tom
Glenn, IS; George Reed SB; Harry
Overlook, If; Art verdugo.. CT; Lewis
Doney rf.
Junior Yanks--David Reedy, c; Ell
mer vickers, ~; Dennis Best, 1b;
Baby Pine, 2b; Robert Weet,- IS; Billy
Mahorley, Sb; George xalis, If; Rob-
ert Bauer, CT; Harris Hayhurst, rf.
Old Newspapers in bundles for sale
at Dispatch Office.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
COAST LEAGUE

At Sacramento: III. F.
hotlyWood .'.,. -. ...'..st. ,..'..-.l. Z Z
sacramento "a. -. -. u z
Fullerton and Murphy; Singleton
and Koehler.
At San Francisco: R.H L.
PQrtland ......--. % IL
San Francisco ..............2 8 L
Lingrel and Yelle; Mails and
At Los Angeles: R. f. e.
Seallle ..'9 1O .
Los Angeles a IL 2
Graham and Schmidt; Moss.
Weatherby and Hannah.
At oakland R. H. E.
missions .......2
Oakland 4 2
Barfott and Walters; Delaney,
Dickerman and Bool.
At Sacramento: r. III. L.
HOLLYWOOD ......'.... = ..-..-4 1
Sacramento l..,...............6 8 3
Hollerson, Jacobs, Mulcahy Fit
terer and Murphy, Cook, Shay;
Kiefe, Rachac and SEVERED.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
Official d"
To Hi School Girls

Olive Davies, Edwin Enfield, Leila
Naloney, Helen Struthers and Della
2eano, were awarded the official
I'D" at the assembly Friday at the
high school for having won 500
points this year in athletic evenss.
Girls VINO won 1000 points will
be awarded the official block ID"
olive Davies is the only freshman
girl to have won letter this year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
AGAIN
LOSE TO PUMAS
ON LOCAL FIELD

The Bulldogs were defeated again
by the Pumas for the third straight
time yesterday afternoon at the To-
cal ball park.
The Pumas landed on Cary and
Nemeck for 20 nits, while the Bull
dogs were making Is on Gutierrez,
Horn, Holt and Shafer. Errors were
numerous throughout the game, most
of them being charge to the Douglas
hoys.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03

Neighborhood ......s. rs 25 gag
Merchants ..:..........1 IA 2S 1898
This weeks schedule:
Tuesday: Copper Queen VS.. Bank
Of Douglas, Eleventh Streeters VS..
De Molay Wednesday Arizona Edi-
son vs. Railroad. Thursday: c. &
A, VS.. BARRIERS, Panthers VS.. Y. Nj, G.
a. Friday: Warriors VS.. Railroad,
American Legion VS.. Neighborhood
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
BRITTON C0Mlas RACK

FORT LAUDERDAL, Fla, April 2
tR-Jack Britton was awarded the
decision over Arthuro Shekels in
their 1O-round bout here at the
Pompano race track arena late to-
cay. Britton, twice welterweight
champion of the world, is one of
the oldest fighters in the ring.
Shekels is a Belgian.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-03
Junior Yanks Win
First Ball Game

The Junior Yanks played their
first baseball game of the season
Friday, defeating the Bluebirds by a
score of 2S to 49, Wiette twirled
good ball for the winners.
The Junior Yank lineup follows:
Ready, c; Wiette, p; Hayhurst, 1b;
Boyle, 2b; Vickers, IS; Mahoney, Sb;
Bauer, IF; Scott, CT; N. Xalas, If.
Evening star., 1927-05-10

a-oIItlIuCN II VII lISL Id6eJ
until French employe of the paper
explained the situation. and the crowd
was persuaded to disperse.
The government was asked today
in the Chamber of Deputies to fix a
date to discuss an Interpolation on
the origin Of the false news and "the
commotion' caused i'll French public
opinion" The interpellator, Gen.
'Girod. chairman of the military af-
tairs commission of the Chamber. will
demand full details from the minis
tries affected.
Despite the fact that nothing au-
thoritative has been heard concern.
ing the airmen since they passed out
over the coast of France Sunday
morning. Paris is still optimistic that
no real harm has come to it's two
heroes. The consensus is that they
have been forced to the oceans sur
face by fog somewhere near the New
foundland or Nova Scotian coast.
The French government, however.
is taking nothing for granted and has
ordered the naval authorities to make
a thorough search Of the English
Channel and vicinity in the possibility
that the airmen were forced down be-
fore really getting started on the long
transoceanic voyage.
Evening star., 1927-05-10
THREE PERSONS DIE
IN WESTERN COLD
MidWinter Scenes Prevail in
Northern Rocky Noun
tain States.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, May 10.-Nid-
winter scenes prevailed in Northern
Rocky Mountain States today as res
cue parties fought snowdrifts to re-
lease persons marooned by a week end
blizzard.
Three persons froze to death in Wy
oming and two others We're missing.
Myron Bryan perished in his automo-
bile near Fort Laramie.
Robert Miller and his wife died
when they left their stalled motor car
south of Laramie in an attempt to
fight their way through blizzard to
a ranch house.
Die i'm Blizzard.
Glen Holder, II. and George Holmes,
13, travelling with the Millers, were
left III the automobile. Cavalrymen
We're ordered out to search for them,
bat there was little hope they would
be found alive. Seven University of
Wyoming studnts were rescued be-
tween Laramie and Cheyenne. A snow
ploW and several teams today con-
tinued in an effort to reach IA fisher
men showed in near Casper Saturday.
They left with only enough food for
one meal.
Fears Are AlIayed.
Clear skies yesterday allayed fears
of live stock men for safety Of cattle
and sheep. With lambing under way,
sheepmen expect some loss.
Although snow continued in the Big
Horn basin near Thermopolis, Wyo.,
last night. other points in Wyoming
and Montana reported clear weather
with rising temperatures.