davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-10-14

tiOnal convention that my prediction
is they will not he heard from. II the
issue should he raised on the floor of
the convention, ! do not believe it will
arouse great interest among the dele.
gates. 1t will simply be voted down
without roll call and my accla-
nation.
Recalls Har;liug's Words.
president Harding in his annual
message to Congress on December s,
1872. called for literal and vigorous
enforcement Of the prohibition law in
these words:
" Constitutional prohibition has been
adopted hv the Nation. II is the su-
rreme law of. the land. The day is un
likely to come when the eighteenth
amendment will he repealed. The fact
may as we'll he recognized and our
course adapted accordingly
president Coolidge has as strongly
upheld the law. He holds that the
eighteenth amendment not only invites
but commands a combined Jurisdiction
Of the Federal Government with the
State governments in enforcing pro
hihition."
You are convinced. then, that no
declaration for modification is a re-
mote possibility from q Republican
standpoint" the Senator was asked
Liquor has never obeyed any modi-
flying law" he answered 1T will
never obey any law but a bone-dry
law. honestly and vigorously enforced.
Every one of the rock-ribhed prohibi-
tion States knows YOU cannot make
terms with John Barleycorn.
Whenever the liquor question is
raised in an election the candidate
who attempts to straddle it goes down
TO defeat. IT is not an issue which
may be juS2led with. am certain
that neither party, certainly not the
Republican party. will triae with the
people by favoring modification. any
more than it viii favor the repeal of
the amendment"
Copyright. 1922. by the North American
Newspaper Alhance.l
Tomorrow's interview will he with
Senator Moses. New Hampshire.
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Sea bIubber. a kind of jellyfsh, is a
popular food in China.
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per; Dudley Field Malone sum.
lnoned as witnesses in senate hear.
ings.
IN. p. Railroad Offers
Rates to HOmeseekers

st. Paul, Minn., Dec. 1.-THE
movement Of bona fide landseekerS
to the northwest increased In 1927
and evidences are that this trend in
1923 will exceed that OF tho current
year.
Announcement OF the 1925 round
trip homeseekers' fares was made
today by H. w. By9rly, general i'm
migration agent, and a. b. Smith,
passenger traffic manager OF the
Northern Pacific railway, at the
general offices in st. Paul. Both OF
these officials forecast an increas-
Ing movement Of homeseekers ~
northwest lands In the coming year.
To stimulate this movement home
seekers fares Of On0 fare plus S.
for the round trip will be in effect
every Tuesday to points in western
Minnesota, North Dakota and Mon
tana as far west as Three Forks ard
Lombard, Montana, and on the first
and third Tuesday OF each month
from February to December, 1898,
to points in Montana west Of Lom-
bard and Three Forks and also to
points In Idaho, Oregon and WASH
ington east OF Ellensburg and Fall
bridge. Tickets will be limited for
return to p days from the date OF
sale. Tickets to points in Minneso-
Ia, North Dakota and Montana will
be first-class, and to points in Ida
no, Oregon and Washington second
class. Homeseekers' tickets are to
be sold by the Northern Pacific at
st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and
Superior, and from Chicago, st.
Louis, Kansas City and intermedi-
ate points.
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ELTINGE THEATRE

Honeymoon Hate" whic'' is the
feature at the Eltinge for tonight
and Thursday, has Florence Vidor
at the head of the cast with William
Austin furnishing comedy touches.
His last appes -ance at the Eltis i
was in "Swim Girl, Swim" as TIRE
Professionalism of Bcbe DAME
escapades. Honeymoon Hate vas
a Saturday Evening Post story
written by Alice NJ. Wilkinson.
Another Of the popular Zane Grey
stories will be screened at the FL
tinge on Friday and Saturday. This
one, "Open Range" described as an
action Western with the throttle
wide open has Betty Bronson, Lane
Chandler and Guy Oliver in the
leading role.
Chang which comes to the FL
tingc for Monday and Tuesday, is
an outstanding picture O. the year
or Of all time. Photographed in the
jungles Of Siam. it is a vivid and
thrilling conception Of mans fight
for life. Two men risked their lives
to get this great picture and the
spectator is forced to agree that the
escapes were plenty. One Of the
most thrilling incidents is mighty
elephant stampede which destroyed
native village.
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At the Movies
CAPITOL THEATRE

Underwater scenes are an inter-
esting feature Of the William Fox
super-production, "Monte Cristo, =
adapted from the famous novel by
Alexandra Dumas and constituting
one of the big screen dramas Of all
time.
Readers Of the great novel will
recall the sensational escape Of Ed
mond Dantes from the Chateau
DIFF; how, after twenty years inn
prisonment, he sews himself in a
sack, is thrown into the seas as
dead, rips himself free from the
bag and makes his way to the island
Of concealed treasure.
As this episode forms one Of the
most dramatic and thrilling mo-
ments of the play, the introduction
Of underwater photography, show
ing every incident as pictured by
Dumas, was first considered y risk
because Of the danger which lies in
the usual methods Of such filming. :.
The tremendous popular demand
by audiences all over the country
for this picture has induced the
producers to reissue the film in
which John Gilbert, Rene Adoree,
Estelle Taylor and other stars
scored their first triumphs, and its
now being shown at the Capitol
Theatre.
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4 title Black Kettle
Of Salvation Army Is
Now on Street Corner

The real holiday seaso.. has been
ushered in since t. little black ket-
tie, in charge Of the Salvation
Army workers, has made its appear
ance on the street corne.. The tink-
ling Of the little bell. which x .inds
charitable edestrians Of .eir op.
portunity to spread holiday cheer, %
music to the ears Of those worthy
families who are not able to afford
the Inquiries Of . Christmas dinher.
Despite the biting cold and snew
storms, the Salvation Army work
ers stand on duty on the 'irst Ma
tioAal bank corner to Nsceive the
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pennies, nickels, dimes and other
coins which are collecting in the
kettle.
In every cit, there are many fami-
lies who are suffering from priva-
ton because illness or some other
misfortune has caused the main sup
porter Of the family be out Of
work. There are widows with large
families who can only have the bare
necessities Of life ;ethere ar, cid PEG.
pie who are still struggling in their
old age to keep . home together.
These are the ones for whom the
money in the black kettle provides q
Christmas dinner.
Two more kettles will b stctioned
on Bismarck street corners within
the next week and the little bells
will sound until Christmas Day.
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PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S
HEALTH

Through thoughtlessness the
slight cough or cold Of a child is
sometimes neglected and becomes
serious. A few doses Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, at small
cost, taken at the onset Of cold
brings speedy relief. BE prepared,
have a bottle Of thas safe reliable
cough remedy on hand and give
promptly when q cough or cold is
first detected. Equally effective for
grown persons. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar. Sold everywhere
Adv
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KFYR Radio
Programs
2ls.- -kFYR-l100
Thursday. December Is

$3.50 to 1900 q. m.-Orthophonic
program, complete weather fore.
cast.
1880 to 100 .. m.-0rthophonic
program.
100 to lis p: m.-Wcather fore
cast, late news items.
lis to 1870 p. m.-Aun sammy's
$3.50 to 7:15 p. M. Henry Halver.
son. tenor; Grace Duree Norris pi'
ano.
7:15 to 1880 p. m>-Ceorge Win
Talks on the Indian, second Of ser
les.
1880 to 7:l6 p. u,.-Wsather, mar
kets, news items.
7:45 to 500 p. ul.-P1ofits il
Poultry. y. s. Department q Agri
culture.
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WESTERN

325.sekoA oenvsr-s2o
(ANNIvERSARY PROGRAM)
a:00-Instrumenta Program
?:20-"The Mikado"
9:l5-Song Cycle
4se.s-kFl Los Angsiss-e4o
&:30-Popular Pianist
1l:oo-NBC Program
; 1e:00-Modern Classical Music
sss.s-<Nx Los Ansslss-sso
9:OO-OrRan
1o:oo-vioiinist: Pianist
12:00-Dance Orchestras e hrs1
ss4.4-koo oakland-7so
10:00-The Pilgrims
ll:Oo-NBC Musical Program
1c:00-Dance Orchestra
soe.a-klx oakland-sso
S:sO-Dinner Concert
10:00-Dance Music g hYe.)
4s1.s-koW Portland-s1o
10:00-Maxwell House Concert
1l:O0-Pacific Network Program
@s4.3-kFAc San FrancIseo-6A
S:30-Cecilians
10:00-Musical Program
l3:O0-Dance Orchestras e hys.)
l22.3-kPo San eeanctoeo-710
10:oo-Studio Program
1l:o0-Pacitic Network Program
447,9-kFoA Soaetle-670
8:3o-Concert Orchestra
1O:00-pacific Network Program
ll:O0-Maxwelj Orchestra: Soloists
34e.o-kJ0 Seattlo-S6o
8:30-Dlnner Concert
1O:3O-ABC Broadcast
1c:00-DAnc0 Music e hrs.)
91o.3-kNo 4poleano-o10
S:00-Hotel Orchestra
9:Q0-vaSied Program e hrs.s
1l:00-NBC 1TogT1m
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three years, but place on probation
for five years.

toTee year, OUt pl1Ce on PIOOdtlOu
for five years.
Minneapolis-Herb Joesting, Min
nesota football star. and his lass
mate sweetheart, Miss Lora E. Da-
wilson Of Minneapolis. were mar
ried here in presence Of Is friends
and relatives.
st. Paul. G. Tegner, executive
vice president Of Produce Exchange
bank here, was arrested on warrant
charging misrepresentation Of bank
fvnds. Bank will be closed today.
Tegner formerly was banker 1T
4ankato, MINI.
DEBORAH, Iowa-Dr. Knute Ger
set, professor Of history ct Luther
college here, and formerly Of Fer
gus Falls, MIMI, was made knight
Of Order Of the Falcon Of Iceland BY
Icelandic government for his his
tory Of Iceland.
Oxford and Cambridge undergrad.
uates invade London theatres ant
"rag" players, including two Amer.
lean actrssses, altar annual football
match.
| Secretary Of Navy Wilbur m
nounces - has submitted = budget
bureau five-year naval building pro
gram. which involves expenditure
i03 @66y 900 900 for new ships.
I
i PressdenE COOLIDGE refers % stat,
depaItmeot Suggestions trat Unite,
| STATES revive negotiations looking
toward participation on world couft
il CaptaiY HincAcliffe, British flyel
located In conference with Charlie
i A. Levine IN Nav York, says he 4
here only on health trip.
i Senator Reed of Missouri ask
J full inquiry by senate into authol
! ITCHY 81 III pul ,orted Mexican docl
!, ments publiShed by Hearst nswap'
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RADIO PROGRAMS
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PERSONAL

EPILEPSY-How poisoned blood
causes fits. How to stop fits
promptly. Free treatise and In
sstructions. Write Western Medi.
cal Assn, 125 w. 62nd st., Chi.
caRo.
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Justajingle

I'll cut some fancy things," said
be,
Az On the Ice h played.
The pretty stars 10 made.
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MlSCELLAlsEOIIS

DIAMQNDS-Mounted in rings Of
the latest design sent to my bank
for free examination. Fine quail
tiles and extra good values 1t
$e6. $35, $50, SOS, SIS, 500 and
up. Easy payments il desired.
Absolute privacy in Al transac-
tions. Your unwanted diamond
taken in IS part purchase price.
Buy now for Xmas. James w.
Marek. exclusive diamond deal
er. Office ct 108 Third street,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR RE-
WARP offered for evidence that
will lead 20 the conviction of par
ty or parties that damaged the
buildings and removed water tank
from the Southwest Quarter Of
1-138-76. Sterling National Farm
Loan Assn, Sterling. N. D.
FOR SALE-Just received q large
shipment of imported German
Hartz Mountain Canaries. Every
bird is guaranteed singer. Also
have q large assortment Of cages
to select from. Bismarck Dairy
Co, Bismarck. N. D. Phone 348.
FOR SALE-Two pairs shoe skates,
sizes 8 and 5 LIZ, practically new;
one pair high boots, size about
8 1-2; one skiboggan, nearly new.
Very reasonable. Call ct 2l3 Sec
ond street or phone 1163-W.
NEW SALEM Deep Mine Ignite
Coal from the @cCormick Mine.
There is none batter in the state.
Just give t try out. / also haul
ashes by the week. Phone 977-J.
T. N. Purch. 4l5 Seventh street.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and lies. We have one to
tit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. n
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Harris Mountain,
also .lative sjngefs. Cages, seeds,
treats, etc. Phone l16-J, Jacob
Bull. Diekinson, n: D, Box 72e.
LaZONA Cigar, mild, 1Oc. Mike
&c, good smoke. Little Sambo,
25c or 10. Ask your dealer tor
them. Geo. D. Graham, Mgr.
Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-Yarn flowers made 70
order, any kind Of style Or color.
Phone HIss VIZ II. and p'psr Towers
FOR SALE-IWo sets 81 bob
a1afUha ph0nn Q1oY ~ ALL -
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Rebuilt Automobiles

Rebuilt AutOmlO blleS
A Used Car Is No Better Than the
Dealer Made It.
ALL authorities agree that the
American public spends an enor-
nous sum annually merely for
the qualification Of buying new
models Of automobiles. Few used
cars have served more than q
fraction Of the mileage built in
to them. The used car buyer
gets twice IS much for his dollar
as the first owner. Our stock will
prove it-come in and see for
yourself.
Rebuilt Cars With 4 E. utation"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 70

VOOO0O0vo O0VoW0 SVV ~
IBy TIE Assoctated Prsssl
Programs In Central Standard time
All thine q r. y unless oehervlee tn.
s aicatsd. Wavs length: cn lett Of can
s72.s-Wpo Atlantic clty-,1oo
s:sS-as.lcsi Grab s.s: organ Re.
cital un hrs.)
1ss.s-WDAl 0aitlmers-1oeo
y:oo-Sandman Circle
6:S0-Organ Recital
1:30-Sta0 Concert
3:00-Maxweu Hour
9:oo-Balkite Hour: Chicago Opera
3ss.e-Weg1 0osten-s9o
e:30-Coward Comfort Hour
7:30-Hoover Sentinels
S:00-ClicQuot Eakimos
>s1.3-WNAc 0eston-sso
1850 Metropolitan Theatre Program
o:l5-Dance Orchestral
9o1.e-WoN ous9alo-oeo
s:se-yan suroem.s prchsstra
S:00-ClicQuot Club E4kimoo
9:0o-Smith Brothers
S:5e-Statler's Ponnsylvanians
s<s.t-WMAk 0vsgale-eso
S:00-Popular Pianist
.e:00-Carborundvm Band
Il:O5-Dance Orchestra
S3s.%-W1Dc ssastserd-seo
e:oo-Mid.Wesk Religious Sing
6:30-CoWard Comfort Hour
7:30-Capjtol TheAter Program
422.s-Won Nswart-71o
6:5o-Ensemble: Dinner Dance
7:25-New York Philharmonic Or.
chestra e hrS.)
@o1.s-WGAF eosw veels-oio
S:oo-Waldorf.A Astoria Orchestra
s s:SsSS-ca,S,wsee cd ay%a f HosSr
l:oo-Dspendable Hour
9:0o-smith Brothers
le:o0-Cass HaGala's Orchestra
%s@.s-WJz New Veek-seo
s:oo-Ai Friedman.s orchestra
S:0Q-M0xwell Hour
9:00-BAlkite Hour: Chicago Opera
l0:0O-Slumber Music
@os.2-WFl.WLlr phlisdslphta-74
5:30-Adelphia Whispering Orchestra
7:30-Hoover sentinel0
S:0e-Clicquot Club Eskjmoe
9:30-StAtlers Pennsylvaniano
S4s.e-Woo philadelphla-ooo
= l:l5-Organ and Carols
6:30-Chiidren's Halt Hour
s1s.e.kokA plttsevrQh-oso
5:0O-Little Symphony Orchestra
7:oe-WJZ Concert
S:00-Maxweu Hour
S:00-Balkito Hour: Chicago Opers
@e3.t-WJAR provl1snee-o9o
s:3o-coward Comfort Hour
S:OO-CljcQuot Esklmoo
e77.e-WHAM Rochester
7:oo-Mixed Quartet
7:3O-Great Pianists
s:00-Maxwell Hour
9:00-Balkite Hour
33s.1-Woz Springfield
7:eo-Wandering Minstrel
S:00-MAxwell Hour
9:00-Balkjte Hour
sn.s-Wov schsnsetady-7so
7:0o-Mixed Quartet
:30-Hoover Sentinelo
s:00-Clicquot Club Esklmos
sss.e-ckcl Teeonto-o4o
e:30-orchestr1
+ss.s-WHc Washlnesen-e4o
Sol. Army Band Orchestra
:S0-Hoover 9entinels
:00-CllcQuot Eskimos
':00-Smith Brothers
sl6.e-WIAo Woresster-6eo
':30-Coward Comfort Hour
:00-Cllcquot Club Eskimos
':0Q-6mith Brothers
sourHERN
2ee.9-sNvvNc Ashsvills-1oio
':o0-Dinner Music
:l5-Aotary Club Program
:O0zrheater Frolic
<7s.s-Wse Atianta-sso
1:oo-Radio Servicing Talk; Or.
.:50-Hoover Sentinels
S:00-Maxwell Hour
sss.s-WJAx Jaeksonvills-sso
7:00-Studio Program
S:00-Maxwen Hour
,s7z.4-WHAs LoulsvMls-sso
7:30-Hoover Sentinels
6:00-Cheek- Neal Hour
9:o0-Band
.s1s.s-WMc Msmphis-sso
7:1e-Hoover Sentinels
S:00-Maxwell Hour
3oe.o-WSM Nashville-es0
7:0o-Dependable Hour
Eisenhower SentinelS
S:00-Maxwell Hour
e:30-Studio Program
322.%-WsM0 New orleans-93o
SS0-varied Musical Program e hrs
2s4.1-WRvA Riehmond-11oo
e:00-Orchestra
3:O0-Ma1well Hour
9:00-vaTied Program e hrs.)
CENTRAL
sae-kYW .ohieaso-s7o
8:00-MaxweIl Hour
9:00-Chicago Civic Opera
10:S0-Orchestra for Dancing
3o6.e-WEDH.WJJ0 chicaoe-0
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Lair Motor Sales Co.
LOST

LOST OR STRAYED-From the
Teachout farm at Glencoe, North
Dakota, small white dog with
few brown spots, answers to the
name "Tiny." Anyone giving
information regarding same will
be suitably rewarded. Don Mich
olson, Glencoe, North Dakota.
Phone 6-F-14.
LOST-A pair Of shell-rimmed
glasses, with heavy right lens.
Finder please call 279.
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7:oo-Edgewater Beach orchestra
S:00-Smith Brothers
9:S0-Chicago Opera
<1e.4-WoN.Wll0 chieaeo-7ae
7:00-Old- Fashioned Almauak
7:3Q-Program from New York
s:oo-Cllduot Ekimos
S:oo-chteago Opera
s@s.s-Wls chlesse-s7o
s:oo-suppesbell Program
7:Se-Supertone Hour
<47.s-WMAo.WoJ chleaoo-s7o
s s::sSs-66,sss R Rss,ts'
Observation-Disclosures: Orchestra q hfs.D
<3e.S-WIW cineinnatl-7oo
?:5oo-Crosley cossaoks
,9S:Qo-Maxwell Hour
10:o0-Chicaso Opera
3e1.2-W9AO cinelnnatj-e3o
0:S0-Orchestra
1:oo-0reat Composers
7:$o-Hoovef Sentinels
S:V0-Smith Brothers
sso.s-WTAM clsvsisNd-7so
S:00-Musical Program ..+
s:oo-Willard Cavaliers
2e2.o-WAlu columbus-1oeo
Orchestras
e@s.t-WFAA oallas-sso
::oo-Creat Composers
1:3o-Aoover Sentinels
sN0-6anjos and Songs
s7<.o-Woc oavsnport-ooo
7:3e-Hoover Sentinels
s:o0-laxwell Hour
9:00-Smlth Brothers
S:SO-Balklte Hour
sss.<-WHo Dee Molnss-seo
.:So-Aoover ssntinsls
s:30-Balkite Hour
%>o.s-wcx.wJR oetrelt-sso
7:oo-Vau9kn DsLeath
s:eo-4axwelj Hour
S:O0-Balkjte Hour
3s2.5-WNJ ostreit-sso
7:30-Hoover Ssntinels
s:oo-Clicquos Eskimos
s:e0-6mith Brothers
>so.7-W0AP Fort Worth-eoo
s:0o-Ausic Masters
S:00-4axwell Hour
l0:0V-Captaln Appleblossom
ss@.%-krHs Hot sprlnss-7so
e:o0-Solo Hour
S:30-Organ
l0:l6-Specialties
S7o.2-W0AF ksnsas city-s1o
7:0Q-0reat Composers
1:30-Hoovor Sentinelo
S:Oe-Moxwell Hour
9:00-Smith Brothers
9:3o-Balklte Hour
2o3.e-W1MJ Aallwaukeo-1oeo
6:3O-OrcheStra
6:O0-Maxwell Hour
9:00-O(d Favorites
t0:oo-Orchestras e hrs.)
@o6.2-Wcco Mlnnea pojIs.St pauI-7@e
.s:ee-pinner Concert
l0:O0-Balkite Hour: Chicago Opera
6oo.2-WoW omaha-eso
6:s0-Orchestra
7:30-Hoover Sentinels
S:O0-Maxwell Hour
9:30-Chicago Opera
@e9.7-WoAl San Antenlo-eoo
S:30-Kelvinator Hour
e4s.1-koo q. louts-sso
Eisenhower Sentinelo
8:00-Maxwell Hour
s:o0-Smith Rfothers
34e.e-kvoo Tulsa-oeo
7:30-Hoover Sentinels
8:o0-Maxwell Hour
9:00-Male Chorus (l: hTs.)
3@4.o-WceO Zion-070
S:o0-Brass Quartet. Mixed Quartet
Bells q hrs.)
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APARTM ENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
for light housekeeping, city heat
ed. College Building. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT = Furnished one
room and small kitchenette. Hazel
hurst. Ill Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
ing apt. suitable for two. 422
Fifth street.
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FOR SALE-Yarn flowers mode %
order, any kind Of style or color.
Also wax and paper flowers.
Phone Al.
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HONE 3o-
MALE HELP WANTED

DO YOU DRIVE A CAR? y. s.
Government Chauffeur-C Carrier
job pays $141-$175 month. "How
to qualify" mailed FREE. Write,
instruction Bureau, SOP Arcade
Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
Is MN WANTED ct once to learn
Barber Trade. Easy work, easy
to learn, good wages. Free cata-
log. Moler Barber College, Far
60, N. D..
WANTED-Twenty men having
craftsmanship ability, tremendous
money earning proposition. Apply
Bismarck Hide & Fur, Bismarck,
N. D.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Competent maid for
general homework. Call at 500
Ave. B from 800 a. m. to loo p.
m. and in the evenings from $50
p. m. Phone 902.
WANTED-Strong girl or woman
for general housework. Apply
Dohn's Nest Market.
WANTED-Competent maid for
small family, no washing. Write
Tribune Ad. No. SO.
WANTED-Gin for general house,
work. Call Mrs. Harold Hopton,
St. Alexius hospital.
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Call at 119 Ave. A.
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Phone 967.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two newly furnished
rooms in modern home with hot
water heat. Hot and cold rum
ming water. One room suitable for
two. Gentlemen preferred. 4l3
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EXPERIENCED lady wants part
time homework. Address Mrs.
Albert Hintz, Gen. Del, Bismarck.
WANTED-All kinds Of plain and
fancy sewing. Phone 830.R.
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FOUND-A lady's gold watch.
Owner may have same by identi-
tying and paying advertising
charges. See F. A. Donaldson at
the court house in the court room,
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WANTED-Maternity cases in
private home with good care CIV
en-. Mrs. John G. Dixon, 504
Ninth street. Phone 477-W.
YOUNG high school girl would like
to AXE care Of children after
school and evenings. Phone
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WORK WANTED

YOUNG MAN wants work of any
kind. Has dairy experience. Can
furnish references. Frank l..
Meier. Phone 1104. 806 First
street.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-House by Dec. 14th, 6
rooms with furnace and bath. One
block from P. o. Rent $37. so.
Also garage at $3.50. Phone 9O5.
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SEASON HONORS AT STAKE
In MISSOURI CONFERENCE

the so-called blk sig and the Little
-Four.
The Missouri Tigers. dead1ocked with
Nebraska for leadership with four
wins and one loss, had the advantage
of a homecoming crowd in their last
bid for the title in the clash with the
Oklahoma Sooners at Columbia.
Nebraska. marking time in the con-
ference with a non-titular setting to-
day with New York University. at Lin.
coin, pinned their hope for the cham
pionship on a Sooner victory.
In the second conference game. the
Kansas Aggies were hosts to the Okla
homa Aggies of the Little Four, in a
fight for percentage at Manhattan.
This game will mark the first and last
conference meeting of these two
schools, as the Kansas Aggies joined
the five other large schools in with
drawal.
Iowa State and Kansas, of the Big
Six. have completed their valley states
as have Drake, Grinnell and Washing
ton University. Little Four members.
Iowa State had an intersectional con-
test with Marquette at Milwaukee to-
day, while Drake was en- route West
to meet the University of Southern
California, Southern Branch, Satur-
day.
In addition to the conference split,
two coaches have resigned. Franklin
G.. Cappon, Kansas coach and his three
assistants resigned yesterday. an
nouncing they were dissatisfied, while
Coach Charles Backman of the Kan
sas Aggies, will leave to seek cli-
mate more suited to his family.