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AUTO OWNERS PURCHASE.
 GAS PRIOR ID RAISE

CHICAGO, Aug. g. R)-With a raise of two cents per gallon over the market price going into effect Monday, automobile owners of this city went on a purchasing spree with the result that sales were estimated at 3,00O,O00 gallons and deliveries to filling stations more than 200 percent in excess of the normal demand.
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WINE GROWERS PROTEST

PARIS, Aug. g. (P-Wine growers of France led by E. Barthe, have filed a formal demartd4 that the go- vernment protest against prohibitions in America is crime against com mercial liberty. &k .
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than $50 bills that are vet to be dis
posed of before the session ends the
first week in March, reluctance to miss
their afternoon coffee" becomes
more apparent on the part Of some
members Of the senate.
Frequently when it becomes evident
that the senatorial day will last close
on to 6 O'clock. a senator will move
for 10 minutes, recess ut about 4
o'clock.
There is never any opposition to the
motion and the members Immediately
mill around in the capitol halls or
rush down stairs to the capitol res
taurant in order to bolt q cup Of cof-
fee and lunch before resuming con-
sideration of legislative questions.
We've been sitting here for more
than two hours and some Of you SEN
ators have longing looks for a cup of
Coffee" one senator once prefaced his
motion. and then proceeded to lead
the vanguard to the restaurant.
The house, with it's longer discus
sions. and greater number of bills to
start on their way to the other
branch. is more reluctant to spare the
time for mid-afternoon refreshments,
but several members occasionally
straggle out to patronize the capitol
restaurant when an unimportant mea-
sure is next on the calendar.
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BRAND .HAS
REPLY READY
FOR COOLIDGE
French Cabinet Approved An.
sWer TOday-Will BE Made
Public Tomorrow

Paris, Feb. To- LP) Frances
reply to the naval disarmament pro
posals Of President Coolidge. as
drafted by Former Minister BRAND.
was unanimously approved at n
cabinet meeting today. II will be
forwarded to Washington immediate
" and will be made public tomorrow
morning.
As forecast in press dispatches
the reply, it was indicated after the
cabinet meeting, will point out that
the league Of nations is already con
sidcrng the disarmament question in
its relation to all nations. as disting
mentioned by Mr.. Coolidge. France.
it will say. has no desire to take
the question out of the leagues
hands.
In drafting the reply, VI. BRAND
took great pains 10 make il appear
as little as possible like "A flat re-
lection. at the same time making
it clear that France adheres posi-
lively for the moment to the league
preparatory commissions scheme
which links naval with land dis
armament.
1t is understood the note leaves
the door open for the Washington
government TO make sugge stions
concerning thc continued efforts of
the preparatory commission. which
is working under league auspices
with the collaboration of American
delcyuteS.
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the same privilege to North Dakota

the same privilege to North Dakota
agents.
Watt opposed the election change.
contending that it will not do away
with any elections. He would favor
il. he said, were it not for the fact
that the state would hold elections
every two years anyway.
S. W. Thompson. Ramsey county,
said that as soon as a state officer
takes office now, he has to begin
preparations for his next campaign,
thereby reducing he efficiency Of
the state departments and costing
the candidates money. The people
should be given an opportunity to
express themselves on the subject.
he said.
As amended in committee. the bill
provided that part of the state Of
ficers should come up for election
every two years.
Twichell opposed the measure on
this account. saying that such a
plan, with only part of the state Of
ficers running at each biennial cleo
tjon. would tend to decrease interest
in elections and cause the people
to stay at home even more than
they do now. He expressed the view
that the present system is not wholly
satisfactory and that il should be
changed at some time in the future
to provide four-year terms for all
state Officers including the legisla-
ture. The vote on the bill was
81 to 50.
The insurance reciprocity bill lost.
~ TO -,
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Preparations For
jamestown, Linton
Games Under Way

After lay-off last night, 1.-THE
Braves, both IA and "B" squads.
will get back to work again With Il
short practice tonight.
Tomorrow nights practice will
probably be the heaviest of the week.
with the work tapering off Thursday
night. The "B" squad, with possibly
one or two Of the first string men.
will travel to Linton Friday night to
play the Emmons county quint, which
is reported to be speedy and very
strong.
Saturday night will be the Braves
big night, with jamestown playing
here, determined to avenge the drub-
bling taken at the hands Of the locals
three weeks ago. jamestown has
team which il strQnI. on defense
work. although not accurate in
shooting. The Brate are not over
confident. about this !, game and in
tend to put plenty of fight and push
into it,
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Quick Quaker
IEWo11lan So
NervousCan't
Digest Food

II was bothered with gas so bad
that l thought l would choke. Food
wouldn't digest but stayed in big
Jumps. was so nervous. Nothing
helped till l heard of Adlerika. 1t
has done wonders for me- Mrs.
T. A. Derosia.
Because Adlerika acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowels, it gives
the system REAL cleansing, and
clears out old poisons which usu-
ally cause sour, gassy stomach,
nervousness, sleeplessness, head
ache. Just ONE spoonful stops
GAS, and relieves that full, bloated
feeling so that you can eat better
and sleep better. Even if bowels
move daily, Adlerika brings out
much additional poison which you
never guessed was in your system
and which may have long caused
trouble. No matter what you have
tried for stomach and bowels, Ad-
lerika will surprise you. At lead
ing druggists.-Adv.
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Demonstration of
Telephone Service
Given at KiWanis

A demonstration Of long dis
lance telephone service by officials
of the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company entertained the XII
wants club members at their lunch
con this noon at the Grand Pacific
hotel. Frank Snyder, Manager of
the Bismarck exchange, Miss Roo
ney and Miss Marx of Fargo put
on the demonstration.
j. p. Wagner was chairman of
the day. Mrs. j. P. Regan, ac-
companied by Mrs. r. E. Morris,
gave two vocal selections.
Guests Ct the club included L..
D. Richardson, district manager of
the Northwestern Bell at Fargo;
Miss Nell Byrne, division instruc-
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Quaker
Islands BY
you through
f. the morning
That's why doctors urge It
to start every day

ITO feel right through the morn
ing you must have well-balanced,
complete food at breakfast. At most
other meals that is, at luncheon
and at dinner-you usually get that
kind Of food but rarely at breakfast
Thus Quick Quaker, containing l6%
protein, foods great tissue builder,
$50 carbohydrate, its great energy
element, plus all-important vita
mines and the bulk" that makes
laxatives seldom needed, is the die
tetic urge Of the world today.
It Is food that Stands by" you
through the morning. Food that
should start every breakfast you eat.
Don't deny yourself the natural
stimulation this rich food offers.
Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers
have two kinds: Quick Quaker,
which cooks in 2A to S minutes, and
Quaker Oats
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Be SLENDER IN !
THIS EASY WAY,

People all about you have grown
slender in an, easy, pleasant way. Not
by abnormal exercises lor diet, but by
combating the cause. of excess fat.
They have used Marmola Prescription
Tablets. People have used them for l0
years, and the results seen everywhere
have increased the demand to very
large proportions. Try the method they
used-tl,e modern, scientific method.
The results will surprise and delight
you.
All druggists supply Marmola at ST
a box. Eac! box explains the reason
for results. Watch them do for you
what they have done for people all
about yo..> Do this. for your own sake
-.n0vv
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SENATE TO USE
CLOTURE RULE
ON BANK BILL
(Continued fram naee ono1

(OOutluue0 1IOm puB0 OuOS
brought into force by q two-thirds
majority. in an effort to put a stop
to the filibustcring movement by in
surgents on both sides of the cham
Der against the report. The cloture
is rule which limits debate to one
hour.
Wheeler Talks Three Hours
A filibustcring assault for three
hours was conducted yesterday by
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Mon
tana, on the measure during which
he criticized President Coolidge. the
American Bankers association and
the Federal Reserve Board.
The president, he claimed, would
not be strong enough to stand be-
fore the bankers association when
the bill is sent to him. He said that
the bankers association was bringing
extreme pressure on congress.
Senator Wheeler also asserted the
federal reserve board was respon-
siblc for the "deflation of the farm
ers" in assailing the bills rider which
would give perpetual charters 10
federal reserve banks.
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Playmakers Present
Three Plays Tonight

With rehearsals finished and every
thing in readiness. the Sarah Bern
hardt chapter of the Junior Playmak-
ers will present three one-act plays
in the high school auditorium at
o'clock tonight. Plays to be present
ed are "The Lifted Bandage," "The
Ghost Story and THE Heart of a
Clown" From this group. one vii.
be chosen by competent judges from
the community to represent Mandan
at the annual Playmaker festival.
held at Grand Forks in May.
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Card of Thanks from Melon Man
Series No. 2

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Temperature and
Road Conditions

mercury readings a. Z q. m.)
Bismarck-Cloudy, 3; roads good
st. Cloud-Cloudy. Is; roads fair
Municipality cloudy, 2 below;
roads fair.
Mankato--Clear, IL; roads fair.
Grand Forks-SnoNing lightly, 0;
roads fair.
Crookston---Cloudy, 0: roads poor
Cloudy, 5; roads poor
Devils Lake-Snowing lightly, 4
below; roads fair.
Fargo-Cloudy, l below; roads
fair.
Mandan-Cloudy, 4; roads fair.
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Father of Mandan
Woman Passes Away
at Lanesb0rO, MINI.

Mrs. K. r. Lutz left last evening
for Lanesboro, Minnesota, to attend
funeral services Of her father, AZ e..
Chapman. prominent Fillmore county
lawyer, who died yesterday Of infirmi-
ties due to old age. a.
Mr.. Chapman was 70 years old and
was "A pioneer in Fillmore county. He
is the father Of c. A. Chapman Of
Rochester, former president of the
Minnesota Bankers Association.
Services are to be held tomorrow
afternoon from the Presbyterian
church. with intcrment in the Lanes
boro cemetery.
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HOUSE TO TAKE
TEST VOTE ON
FARM AID BILL
(Continued from Pare one)


the government of 100000, whereas
the measure stipulates the admins
trative expenditure as $500, 900. In
the analysis, the treasury secretary
characterized the collection Of the
equalization fee" as difficult and said
a large force Of technical experts, ac-
countants and investigating agents
would be needed for the legislation's
administration.
Democratic Senator's Censured
In a telegram to the house minority
leader, Garrett, Chairman c. A. Quist
Of the Minnesota Democratic state
central committee urged the Demo-
cratic representatives ITO do their
utmost to defeat" the bill. He CEN
sured the Democratic senator's in vot-
ing. for the measure as supporting
class legislation" in violation OF
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1927

tor, Bismarck; A. j. McInnes, VAL
ley City; @. B. Herigstad, Minot;
P. j. Meyer, Bismarck; P. w. La
nier, Jamestown, John ID. Gray
and Fred j. Fredrickson, Valley
City; r. A. Tracy, Bismarck; Mr..
Pass, Mankato; Mr.. Harris, Min
neapolis, and Mr.. Hannass.
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cardinal principles of Jeffersonian
Democracy"
Speculation on the bills outcome
in the hands Of the president formed
a main topic Of the houses cloak
rooms and Hobbies. Chairman Hau-
gen observed the president twill not
desire to ALLEVIATE the west" by a We
to. while Representative Quinn, DEM
ocrat, Mississippi, said veto would
be 'kick" at the farmer.
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Washington Birthday
Silver Tea to Be
Given BY d. A. r.

Mrs. B. W. Shaw and Mrs. Able 1T
Lanterman entertained jointly Mon
day afternoon ut the home " the
former at the regular meeting -
Mandan Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Delegate:
elected to attend the state meeting
in Bismarck March 8 and 3 are Mrs.
William Stutzman and Mrs. G, W.
Stewart. Mrs. r.. W. SINNERS, re-
gent Of the Mandan chapter, will al
SO attend.
Plans were made for silver tea
to be given on Washington's birthday
at the home Of Mrs. L. n Cary. At
the conclusion of the afternoon re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses.
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WEEKEND VISIT

Andrew J. Ferderer. who is en-
ployed at the Russell Miller elevator
in Dickinson, spent the weekend in
Mandan with his family.
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RETURN FROM CH1CACl

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hintgen have
returned from Chicago where Mr..
Hintgen has been on a buying trip.
He also visited New York.
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MASONS TO MEET

Mandan lodge, No. 2, A. F. and A.
NJ. will meet this evening for a Ma
sonic Service program.
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PARENTS OF DAJICHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 10y of STAN
ton are the parents of daughter
born Saturday at the Deaconess hos
pital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-15
AUNT DIES

Mrs. ". +. Reko left Sunday eve
ming for New Richland, Mimi, to at
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. o.
o. Sunde. who died on Saturday. Mrs.
L. c. Peters of Mandan is n sister of
the deceased.
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MQnddn NelUs

illinois for several months and was
Joined By +r son and daughters-in-
law about week ago.
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Senators Insist on
Afternoon Coffee

As the legislative days grow longer
while both branches of the legisla-
ture dig further in the mass of more
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GOES TO Rite

W. H. King has gone to Butte,
Mont. where he has accepted posi-
ton.
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on appeal from the judgment, the
state supreme court has held in dis
missing the case Of the Peoples State
bank Of Aneta against NJ. S. Lee and
Emma B. Lee, appealed from the Mel
son county district court by the bank.
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Fancy lot dairy butter, 5-lb.
jars, per lb. .45c, bring your
iar.-RichhOlt's GrOc.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES TO MEET
!, The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
!. c. lverson Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 for election Of officers.
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BRIDGE DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McGillic, Mr..
and Mrs. James +. McGillic and Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Murphy entertained on
Monday evening with bridge din
ner. Covers were marked. for Sc
guests. Valentine decorations were
attractively carried out.
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APPEAL is DISMISSED

When jury is called to sit in an
advisory capacity in an equitable ac-
tion, the cause is not triable anew
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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity

RETURN FROM ILLINOIS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helbling, Mrs.
Joseph Helbling and Mrs. John Helb-
ling, ST., have returned from Joliet.
H.. where they have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Helbling. Mrs.
Helbling, ST., has been visiting in
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TYPHOON AND TIDAL WAVE LAST WEEK IN
 JAPAN, DISASTROUS
IMPOSSIBLE TO CHECK UP LOSS OF LIVES AND DAMAGE AT
 PRESENT TIME

TOXIC, Japan, Sept. 20: (P)-The typhoon and tidal wave caused by subterranean earthquake which swept the coast of Japan last Tuesday drowned over 1000 persons near Ma gasaki and did immense damage. Re- ports place the death list at over 2,O0O, but most of these figures are yet just estimates as check up is still impossible. Entire villages were inundated and 1000 houses were washed from the coast back into the rice fields of the interior. All tele- phone and telegraph service were interrupted and a number of the most important buildings in Omura and Nagasaki were badly damaged.
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COOLIDGE ACTS ID SECURE CONTROL IF
 FUTURE FLIGHTS
sUPPoslTIoN IS RECENT ATLAN- TIC GALES HAMMERED TO
 PIECES PORTIONS PLANE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. (R- While President Coolidge declined to personally investigate the possibili- tes of Government control over trans oceanic flights he recommended that three assistant secretaries in charge of aviation, take under consideration the recent disastrous flights and to make report on the advisability of Government supervision.
 Further adyices concerning find- ing of wreckage of Old Glory showed that the big plane had been wrench ed apart by the force of the Atlantic oceans recent gales. Portions of the large wooden wing was found az we'll as part of the stearing wheel and landing gear. Evidence was found to show that probably the re.
 maining tseel portions were hammer. ed to pieces and sunk.
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TUN|VEY DEMPSEY SIGNED TO BOX IN
 ENGLAND IN 1923
IN CASE EITHER ONE BEATEN BADLY IN FIGHT THURDAY
 ENGLAND SCRAP OFF

CHICAGO, Sept 2O.R-Tex Rick ard announced he has signed Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey for anoth- CT championship battle in England in 1928. The bout, he said, in all probabilities will be held in Wimble-- don Stadium in London. He expects to have an attendance at this fight that will far surpass any prize fight ever staged. He states that thou sands will attend from all parts of Europe and that it will be the great est sporting event ever to be staged across the Atlantic There is no hint as to the price of admission but big sporting events in Europe bring the top prices, it is said. The press comments that a much greater price will be charged than the battle at Chicago Another comment was made that if either or the two big fighters is too badly beaten in the Chicago fight it will probably be call ed off as it would not draw any where near the crowd that it would if the big American event were by chance to turn out a draw.
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Officers and members of the Seward Athletic Club are asked to attend the special meeting this evening at 2 o'clock in the office of President Flick finger.
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Lucky says: Referring to his .45 c. eggs; he1guaranteesa every ne-and not a storage Tor bullet egg, in the bunch. tSee for yourselves and save 15 c.
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Fresh Pig and Whistle candy bulk and box at Candy Cottage.
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Start the day right-order the best meat which is FRYES'S BABY BEEF.
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Boys all wool school suits, long pants. Urbach's.
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The Gateway leads;- other follow.
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Chocolate and vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15
Jellies and Preserves

JE1A1CO 011W IE0C1 VES
Keep stock in the pantry for holiday
Emergencies
SCHIMMEL'S JELLY 2 tumblers. Csc
RED WING CURRANT JELLY glass, zoe
PREMIER MINT JELLY glass. Csc
PAPPY'S GUAVA JELLY .... glass, 22c
EDWARDS PRESERVES, all flavors. l6-oz jar, SOC
Golden Ripe Dried Fruits
Finest quality, packed in transparent wrap-
pers, protected from dirt, dust and handling.
GOLDEN RIPE APRICOTS, / lb. pkg, 35c
GOLDEN RIPE PEACHES, l lb. pkg. Csc
GOLDEN RIPE PRUNES, 2 lb. pkg. 35c
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Evening star., 1927-03-20
Financial High Lie hts OF Past Week
Brought Out in Nutshell by Statistics

,ecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 10, 1927.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
COTTON GOODS QUIETER.

NEW YORK, March 19 R)-The
weeks business in cotton goods was
quieter in the gray goods division. but
prices held firm. The finished goods
division has continued very active.
Printed wash fabrics. rayOns and cot
tons and silks were selling freely. Bur
laps eased at Calcutta. but March
heavyweights were scarce. More ac-
tivity was reported in Spring garments
of worsted. Silk coats also were sell
ing better, Silk goods were more ac-
tive this week.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
CHAIN COMPANY OFFERING.

NEW YORK. March 10 C4O.-Public
offering of $4.O00.000 American Chain
Co. per cent cumulative preferred
stock. with common stock purchase
warrants, will be made Monday, at
500 share, by Hemphill Noyes & Co.
and Dillon, Read & Co. This is the
unsubscribed balance of the $11, ,00O.-
900 stock offered to shareholders.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
WILL TAKE UP DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, March 10 R.-Direc-
tors of American Brown Boveri Cor
poration will take up for considera
ton on March 81 the dividend on the
participating stock
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Dividend gwen in the above ~ a6e are the annual
special dividends not
.odd sPayable tPlus
- Quarterly .pus 250 in stock
common
Plus pin stock payaele .,a6 whes
S. R1s .osk 81 :1sE: S b. ess s i
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