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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26
ENGLAND WILL
PUBLISH SOME
PAPERS FOUND
White Paper to Illustrate
Hostile Activities of Sow.
let Government

London, May rs. 4P)-Thc British
government today made good it:
promise to publish some Of the most
telling Of the documents alleged t.
have been uncovered in the recent
sensational raid on Soviet House ir
London, headquarters of the soviet
trade delegation and ARGOS, Ltd, the
Russian commercial organization.
It issued white paper containing
these documents to illustrate, as the
captions said, "thc hostile activities
Of the soviet government and the
third internationalc, against Grca,
Britain"
The most interesting part of the
contents. from an international, If
not from British standpoint, was
a list of addresses allegedly found
in the possession Of Anton Miller, a
soviet cipher clerk, who, Premier
Baldwin told the house of commons
in his Tuesdays speech, was found
hurriedly burning the papers in his
office when the raiders appeared.
Will Exicte Interest
Most of the documents contained
in the white paper have already
found publicity through quotation
wholly or Of their essential parts in
Premier Baldwin's speech in the
house of commons Tuesday, when he
announced the governments decision
to break with soviet Russia. There
are few features, however. aside
from the list of names said to have
been found in Anton Miller's posses
sion, which are likely to excite in
tcrest
Among the letters in the white pa.
per, showing the documents seized
in the ARGOS raid, is one of NJ. Jusefo.
witch, general secretary Of the Rev.
dictionary Leather Workers lntcrna.
tional Committee Of Propaganda ant
Action, to "Comradc Bixby, New
York"
The letter, dated Moscow, April
26. 1927, acknowledged receipt Of
letter from Bixby, and says: wv
are glad to note your agreement tx
accept a mandate as member of tn
international committee of propa
ganda and action of the revolutionar!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

Monte Canned Goods at prac-
tically wholesale cost.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

widow. over whom the two men
fought, was indicated today in the
aftermath Of the trial.
First animation Of the suspected
rift in the friendship of the pair
came yesterday after Kelly had been
returned to his CELL The prisoner
was asked if he cared to see young
woman who had been close asso-
ciate Of Miss MacKaye.
"No." answered Kelly. "That is
all over!"
Miss MacKayc sent no word to the
cell Of the convicted man whose as
serted relations with her provided the
outstanding sensations Of the trial.
Kelly refused to elaborate on his
statement Of that is all over" Miss
MacKaye also refused to speak di-
rectly Of the matter.
Dorothy IL "Sorry"
At her hotel room she commented
briefly on the verdict, which carries
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26
workers. and to participate in its ac-
tivitics."

workers. and to participate in its ac-
tivitics."
To Workers Party
Although the letter was addressed
to Eixby, il was enclosed in an en-
velope inscribed: ITO the workers
party of the United States, and New
York"
The letter asks Bixby for full in
formation about conditions in the
leather trade in America, and
says Ford systems" are be-
ing introduced in the large
scale and modern plans Of the
American boot and shoe industry. and
expresses desire to know the position
of the workers under these condi-
tions, as shat is a question that
concerns Us"
Bixby is urged to strengthen the
left wing in the trade unions Of
workers in the boot and shoe, har-
ness, saddle, glove and kindred
trades.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

time and energy to even prolong this
meeting.
We have about 300 people die
every year from accidents, about GO
of them are automobile accidents.
Most of them are preventable-but
how? Some special information as
necessary before we can even start
Il campaign. All accidents have been
classified and the things we should
know about them have been selected
to show you their number and diver
sity. Here are some Of them.
/. The place Of the accident.
z. The time of the accident.
3. The kind or class of accident.
1. The cause of accident.
5. The results Of the accident.
Each of these is subdivided many
times making about 300 separate
items of information necessary TO be
excluded or considered"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26
Women, Why Don't You
Enjoy Health?

Red Wing, Minn.-"Several years
ago I became rundown in health.
/ took a few bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and it built
me up wonderfully. In fact. l
found it perfectly satisfactory as a
woman's tonic. l find the Favor
ite Prescription maintaining its
reputation also as a most wonder
full nervine. Louis Bee, 213
E. Bird st. Tablets or liquid. All
dealers.
Send 10c for trial pkg. of tablets
to DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N. Y, and write for free
advice.
Have you ever tried DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets for the stomach
and bowels? All dealers sell them
GO Pellets for 80 cents.
Constipation is the cause Of
many ailments. beware of It.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26
MILH0LLAN TO
CON TINUE AS
SAFETY LEADER
Chairman Of Rail Board Re-
elected President of State
Safety Council

Minot, N. d., May 2G-P)-Frank
Milhollan Of Bismarck, chairman of
the board Of railroad commissioners,
was reelected president, and resolu-
tions were adopted pledging the
North Dakota safety council to con-
tinue its activities with increased
vigor, ito the end that the question
Of safety may be brought forcibly to
the attention of the public, and its
benefits realized" at the conclud-
ing sessions Of the first annual con-
vention in Minot today.
George Hocnck, Fargo city COM
missioner, was elected first vice
president Of the council, and other
vice presidents named were Mrs. j.
+. Stevens, Devils Lake, Mayor A. J.
II. Bratsberg, Minot, Mayor John l..
Hultcng, Grand Forks, DR.. A. A. Whit
tcmorc, Bismarck and T. M. Flynn,
jamestown. J. j. Ermatinger Of
Bismarck was" elected secretary and
c. r. Green of Bismarck was chosen
as treasurer.
Members Of the executive COM
mttee who were elected are: Mrs
j. +. Featherstone, Valley City; r.
+. Wenzel. Bismarck; A. 6. Buch-
hoIz, Minot; J. G. Belangcr, Bis
marck; l.. d. Richardson, Fargo;
Charles L. Simpson, Bismarck; T
Welo, Velva; J. p. Beaton, Minot;
r. A. McCandlcss, Minot; DR.. John
Lee Coulter, Fargo; Carl E. Daniel
son. Minot and Fred Ingstad, Bis
marck
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

penalty Of from one to 10 years
in the penitentiary. "I'm awfully
sorry" she said. ut certainly is
tough isn't it," A request for .
new trial will be made when Kelly
appears for sentence Tuesday.
Trial Of Miss MacKaye and DR.. w.
J. Sullivan Of Hollywood, who at
tended Raymond two days prior to
the actors death, on indictments
charging com rounding Of . felony in
an alleged "cover up" Of facts in the
case, has been set for June 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26
President Coolidge
Given Third Term

Omaha, Neb., May 26(E9-Presi-
dent Coolidge was elected honorary
moderator Of the Congregational
Church by the National Council here
stoday. This is the third successive
time that the president has been &C.
corded that honor. Delegates to the
council refused to bubble about "a
third term" for him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

Special-all scenes of Cap
tain Lindbergh's hop-off on
his sensational New York-tO-
Paris flight-Capitol Theatre
tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

The third division of the
Presbyterian Aid society will
hold a food sale at Lucas's
store Saturday, May 28th.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

See ad on page 6-Casing
ard Tube LOcktite Patches.
We carry a full line.-Acces-
scry Service Station, 3O6
Fourth ST., Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26
CON Y lotion OF
KELLY DAMPENS
ACTORS ARDOR
Love For Dorothy MacKaye
Chilled, But Both Refuse
Comment on Situation

Los Angeles, May 26.-LP-That
the conviction Of Paul Kelly, film
actor, Of manslaughter as the result
Of the death of Ray Raymond, mus
zeal comedy star. has chilled his love
for Dorothy MacKaye, Raymond's
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-26

This week is your last
chance to get Del Monte Util-
ity Basket Free and Del
Evening star., 1927-08-28

1G0i HOBART ST NW-I.ar@e bright
yunnq. near bath with without sleep
~ porch. reasonable: gentleman. Adams
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=
COITNTRY BOARD.
SUBURBAN BOARD

DOUBLE ROOM. with twin beds convepie
70 10th st. bus; good meals. shy
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ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY
furnished front apartment: COOKING optonai
reasonable 1900 st. Ant. 3OI
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1911 18th ST-Largc. bay-wlndOw. front.
second floor. next to bath: Ami; reasonable
I 1914
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RENT ROOMs-FURNISHED.

14th AND COLORADO AvE;L-l or T,,h
rooms. complete kitehenette ad,2,nnlvg as5nl oa'h
1871 10th ST.. NV. APT. 4-S15 mo
front room medium size, to young woman
YOU'VE LADY wants refined G girl to share ha ,T
only S3."5 week. Franklin 36l9-
1891 VERMONT AvE,mLarse re y rm' ni5@I9 and
kit: running water. eiec. ~: rnn1,s nl,T,s
bath porch. End H.: h.-w.h.. elect: reduced
S32 so: also three rooms basement.
'36 3rd, NW,--Ccntral: front ap1rtmefnt' fnt
and untumshed 81 and So week -.
1882 BILTMORE Apt 10. near 18th and
Columhia-Attractive hnd-lving room l"r
girl. in comfortable apartment: no NIX.
lIO1 Sth St NW.--Clean. comfortable
single room. modern. also large front room;
reasonable TO one or Two wo---------~
1916 n sT. W-Large room, second floor.
twin beds. next TO bath; also single room :
every convenience. -.---.--- ..----
1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.--Attrac-
tive double ard single rooms; apt. of : or
; rooms; adults; furnished. .-------.-----.-
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1727 P-Bright rooms.
etetricity Nv h. telephone. -
Apt al.cond md floor front II" room Comfort
ably furnished; gentleman |
1928 HARVARD ST.--Well furnished front
room: ami gentelemen: $50. 0.----.
1912 pARK RD.-" rooms; light bo.se- boz.
keening; $50. - --- 80
566 f ST. -N,E--2 or 3 rooms completely
furnished: TX. corner house.--- house.
3o5 A ST. NE-Neat. single room. near
Congresslonal Library: price reasonable
9120 lth ST. N.E.-For couple or gentle
mn : rooms with board II Desired. %
zoos \ ST. N.W.-Brght rooms. h.-w.h: ::
elcctrlclty: central. 81: 70 9l2 per lllo.
I012 EAST CAPITOL ST. N.E--Two neatly
1urnlshcd Ink: rooms, near Lincoln Ialh.
1903 y ST N.W.--Large room. 1st foor
AMI; Malllng distance; ~:
NEAR G. W. UNIY. @129 6 ST.-Large'
attractive room. West l291:1 ---------zz7
12 9th ST. N.E.--3 furnished rooms. "a
floor. porch: housckeeplns allowed ----
72l, 10th ST. N.E.ICheeriul room' mex. W
haIh: AI0 per hlollIn -.
Ii n Y. AVE. NE5-IWo wei iurnisneed
rooms: newly papefeu' ic"'o''""io' ,St
7------i -,
Ia Ky r. mSc'y iI''nnsrtthh ',nth da,,S 6So6
.ilN at, oa,i. :, - ~, -,
@ POO ua br la NAE hSsos CoI 370srWs s"' 20.
49, -, :, 80; M ,-n-i3 ,o,,-.
n@3 dttn - ~ N,do ,Ias. 'stce reasonable ~.
Sc = 80 roan I'D
d''bS @ @BEa,.lON ,ao3 . t,I ~ ." '0o''' CIV"
moor rom
rG,, %6 viii * ,coyc MW raasoSnabie o ioo' 30.
'29. -, : :, - I1c1-o Si0
62f H. 81. n; ;:mno;,irc ms rS9'i'1 s sinre 81
large nousehetl,l.ls, >; = St'.s w.
1900 MASS. AVE. n, Nicely 1urnlSneu
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1907 EYE ST-Ideai location near White
Eouse. Single so: double, $50 EXcep,
tionaIly large. comfortable: garage space anu
English-hasenlent apartment. NJ. 64O. ~,
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SHERMAN CIRCLE-Attractive front room
in naw home with young married couple.
Very reasonable TO right party. Adams
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200O IGth-NICELY FURNISHED :,
rooms kitchen bath. FTigidaIre. elev ator
reasonable. rent beginning september 1st
McDOugal Frank 1874,
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1850 IRVING y " Comfortably furnished
lEie or double rooms. CONTINUOUS hot
~a.er: all ploiern improvements: reas9naa6i@
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1783 LANTFR PLACE lrear 18th ard Co
1unlia rd Pheasant room. private nome;
next bath. large closet. ami. lady c-l-
1AlnunA referancn. Col Ao4A -
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1920 EYE ST. NV --Gcntlemen: hhr3ry
bedroom open frcpiaoc. al lofning bah;
also . single rooms: very desirable, COM
parable with finest IN cIty. Frank. SO.".
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174f CHURCH ST. NV, lncar Duront Civ
CIel--Tarcr attractive room. front. Tour
windows second floor near hath. southern
exposure: INV h. electricity: twin beds;
walking distance; enc or two gentlemen. Il
nnA hiP
Evening star., 1927-08-28

SUITE OF ROOMS solpct location. good
home for two girls. hrnak fast if desired
occasional dinners. unlimited phone Iann-
dry uriyj llrgrz, reference CioV. 31i7
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18th AND r. J. AVE. 1916 9TH ST. NV
Front room we'll furnished: INV n. cleo
tricity. phone: walking distance Government
Ipnarfp1pnts
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cOa EYE ST NW.--Large clean. secopd
: floor front: lady gentleman: newly dec
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FOR MEN ONT.Y-Several nice. large rooms
jn downtown section: convenient to al 6oN.
ernment Offices. at 9"6 10Th = nv Rent
nary QoR 18TH st Y w.
Evening star., 1927-08-28

14th AND COLORADO, AvE,El or :
rooms complete kitchenette. adloInlng bath
1871 10th ST. NV APT. 4-Sl5 mo.
front room medium size to young woman
Evening star., 1927-08-28

! 1927 G. NW.-Sincie and double rooms;
! shower and tub baths. running water all
| rooms. meals if desired; moderate rates.
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i0o2 oh ST. NV rooms and kitchen
furi,j .hp!. reasonable: also single room.
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1900 MONROE ST. W-Lovely back room
with porch. southern exposure: next to bath.
small private family: gentleman. Adams
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CONN AVE AND Y y " -Bed-Ivng room
ai.o nIug b1th: instantaneous hot water.
tio-triclty. unlimited teleDh0ne' pryat" en-
i~anee. $40 Phone Franklin 37IG 2S'
7273 col RD-Vacaucies ~ Girl's Club.
''s-ur.ratIVc management. home privileges
p.ul meals ratc S:}1. SIC SfI Cot. 7Fi2
" $780, ' oos
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13t5 GIRARD ST. N.W.--Rc fined ladies' ana
gentlemen: tath same floor. continuous
hot water clec: reasonable: excellent serV-
Evening star., 1927-08-28
1--WE STOCK AND CATTI

NOTICE LANDSCAPE GARDENERS-Privet
plants 3 10 TT; reasonable prices. Earle
w Heathcote. MischeIlvile Nd. 90
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rooms with private bath. or will rent sepa-
rateiy continuous hot water; refined sur
Evening star., 1927-08-28

"St1 conn AEE-Most beautiful. LARGE
he'd. living room IN WASHINGTON. everything
apncaiing 10 any one wanting eXcentionaliy
Cpsirahie quarters. large screened porCh plI-
Vate bath with shower. also lovely room
with semi-private bath: beautiful surround
Evening star., 1927-08-28
BEST VALUE IN CITY.

neatly fur. incl silver. dishes, linen. etc
az CLIFTON TERRACE. 14th and Clifton
sts nw-Largest and finest tirepro9t elev.
bldg. tel: . to 4 rms. rec. n. p0rcheeSSt eSt ~,
from $50: 10 min walk downtown. Phohe
Columbia ~
Evening star., 1927-08-28

I4I6 18th ST NW.-One large room for
rent. first class, furnished and electric hght
Inn hat
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1857 FAIRMONT ST. NW-EICELY FUR.
tchen t. aDd BATH Southern and 1s EASTERN exp
small porch. beautiful lawn and shade.
3237 HIATT PLACE-CoRNER OF PARK
bath: nicely furnished: bright and AIRY
See lanltor. 80
II09 18th ST N-w-TwO ROOMS KTTCH
g@et,e ms aaf ssh clsaEsy st so od s8sS r.d
STBURBAN-THREE ROOMS. SEM1-PRI-
yate bath: hot and cold water: ami, Phone
Berwyn 1l9J 39.
1000 ,iGtRmNlGGEttY rr1s1SiJd FTsNIsHER ga2,tor 2
reasonable: rent hrgInning september lst.
McDousal. Frank 1s24.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY
reasonable $500 st. Apt 30l
TAKOMA PARK. 8, FURNISHED Rooms;
k,tchenette and bath gas. cie'. anu H.''
included reasonable. l34 1aEroll ave,
t",,r, gV" iP9m iF'trhcndite bath: eastern exposre
S52 so. Can give possession on sept ~
NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE-LIyIEG
room heeiroom porch. bath, kitchen din.nE
room. $50: . rooms, porch, S45. 1888 ga
NEAR 18Th AND COL RD-- 1st. 2na
floors 8 rooms. nice home. well fuTnishIe y
to care for adults. Address Box 4UI-H' S!dr
VoI9Yc LADY WANTED TO SHARE
heauiifnIIv ~ furnished apartment Cali SUNDAY
Decatur 1920. Apt sO7. .-------=----
BRIGHT . r. K. B.. NEATLY FGk TX
1860. Apt. 40. after 8 pm. or sun $40.
los c SE-COMPLETELY FUR tLEAN tLEta.,
nix. ant two large rooms. bath' T3inse T%is
SINK: us, of laundry ami > :
~ HIGH-CLASS APARTMENT HOCS r;
~ IL - roGr1s Ia lady with Use OF
kitchen or two gentlemen 3o23 = =, ;, :,
MISSIONER o5O1 Pa AVE. n -THREt
Saiirbt f,,I outside rooms kit. bath seCom.
floor: fine location reasonable. rot d%. ~
ANTWERP oO1 goth ST, w-1BEAJTI' ~ II
fnIIy furn. cor apt. rec. hall. living T9nI n6an
bedroom. H. b.: excel. location. rot 90. o.
----- ~ o.
1921 MARYLAND AVE. NE 3RnOM
aHt rartiv furnished Ink: entire end toor
gas electricity. private bath. porcn.
4Io n ST W-SECOND-FLoOR FROM
/ large communicating rooms, h.-w H. 9f'
other rooms. - --------
TWO-ROOM APT. Ink. So; ADULTS
II E PADGETT 1910 F. st. ne
- X ST. NE-NICELY FURNISHED TWO TWO
room kItchenette apt: newly decorator e'ee
tricity. 80. North 80 - -----
3G14 CONN AVE. - WE'LL FURNISHED
living room. kitchen. dining alcoVe, deseu'-
room bath: $50; also larger apt -
Evening star., 1927-08-28

WARDMAN PARK ANNEX. '.O',-TW0 Or
three girIs 10 share furnished APT. Agnes
r. Miller. Col 47+I Can between . and
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134I CLIFTON ST. NW-Newy furnished
front room downstairs: twin beds; very
suitable for two refined gentlemen. Phone
~
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1924 7. ST NW-LOvclv rooms. comfort
ably furnished. continuous hot water IN
rooms: S4 So. s.. S8 and SO weekly; ex-
fn1Io,,f maid
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6T@3-nth ST W-Nfeely Furnished room
next hlth: hot water. electricity. SIS per
Jrpnth for one or two persons. Adams
Evening star., 1927-08-28

1868 IPVINC : W-Lar2e single. adtoin-
ing bath. md floor. southern cxDUStirr.
continuous hot water: private family: $20-
Prrtinssp0
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OCTAyIA. Apr. 80 1869 COLUMBIA. RD.
--Drlghtfui single room. comforts Of re-
fined home. Uian0 good heat, elevator.
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nishrd single or double room. second floor
front: all conveniences Reasonable. Prl-
Vata family 2S'
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5OOI 5th ST. NW.-Large furnished room
next to bath. i'll new corner home, new lur-
nitIire. or will rent private bath with room
Also smaller room next to bath. Col. 1894
sunday Or after 4 NePllaays.
Evening star., 1927-08-28

BEAUTIFUL THORoTGHBRED saddle am
driving mare: also pony, fine saddler. Writ
w r. Bishop Landover. Md. or phone ny
attsville S02-F-4
Evening star., 1927-08-28

II BLOCK PROM COLUMBIA RD. NV
] ,argp. attractlvelv furnished front. room;
.!nd f'oor; eccticlty hot,waterT, heat heat mad r,
forts Brient and cheerful on all car
lines. Rent for two, $50 month. Owner
Il : G.h -
Evening star., 1927-08-28

J}33 FAIRMONT N.W.-T'wo connecting
To0r1s. dining room hcd-ettng room. front
arariment. Ink. $40. electricity, gas.
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3ng G NW-Two comfortable housekerp-
ing absolutely clean: running water: range,
e'e"tricitv' bath convenient refined couple.
q a
Evening star., 1927-08-28

NEAR 18Th AND COL. RD.. LIST, 2nC
Tpnrs rooms. nice home. well furnishei
TO care for adults. Address Box 4Ol-R' star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-18

A teacup makes commodi-
Gus home for this little mar
moset. He is owned by an
English woman, and is one of
the smallest of his species
known, weighing only 4
ounces. r A. Photos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-18

ut will be- have doubt, of qualification you
to know that Chesterfield cigarettes sale and that
the leading American seller, all parts of the world
I'VE started trip December End, and visited among
other poin-Madeira Island Gibraltar Monte Carlo
Algers Haa Jerusalem Cairo Naples .Suez..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-18

Bombay Java Dutch sumara. Singapore. Manila 80.
t1ongkong Shanghai Peking Kobe Tokyo. Homo
lulu the Canal Zone Havana and home.
"Not only Chesterfield the leading American cigarette
all points visited but the best seller (a brands) on
ship, the Empress of Scotland"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
PREXY MAY VISIT
YELLOWSTONE PARK
DURING NEXT WEEK

President Calvin Coolidge, now on
vacation near Rapid City, S. D., has
decided to make a four to six days
trip through Yellowstone National
park next week, according to recent
press dispatches. The reports, how
ever, are admitted to be without Of
ficial confirmation.
The president, it'is understood, will
begin his trip from the Black Hills
next Sunday, and plans call for his
entering the park at Gardiner. Con-
ferences with railroad officials have
been held, and arrangements made, it
is reported. to provide transportation
for Mr.. Coolidge on special train.
Whether the chief executive will
come out Of the park via the Gallatin
way is not known, for no information
as to possible plans in that connec-
tiOn is available. The opinion has
been expressed, however, that he will
leave by way of Cody, Wyo., or re-
turn to Gardiner for the trip out.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
A. B, COOKS HERD OF fine HEREFORDS
Will BE Shown At inter MOUNTAIN FAIR

With the best herd of Hereford
cattle he has ever had on the circuit,
A. B. Cook, nationally known breeder
of Townsend, will show at the Inter-
Mountain fair, which opens here Aug
ust 80, according to letter received
this week by the fair management.
Mr.. Cook in his letter said:
81 am going to take 81 head of
show stock and four nurse cows to
your fair. Have the best show herd
/ have ever had out. NV cattle just
returned from Canada Saturday. We
did splendidly.
eat the last show. Regina, we took
all SIX of the champions and nearly
all of the firsts. The best Herefords
in western Canada were there, and
cattle from the states.
t'The senior and grand champion
bull, Panama Choice 29th, by Pam
anna 10Gth (also a grand ehamplon)
was shown at your fair as calf IN
1925 and was junior champion then.
He was also junior champion that
year at the American Royal, the
largest Hereford show in the United
States. He stood first in his class
last year at both the American Royal
and the International at Chicago. Was
also one of the two bulls that took
first for the best two Hereford bulls
and one of the three bulls that took
first for the best three Hereford bulls
at the Chicago international lasi
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19

year. He is coming on fast, and by
the time Of the Chicago International
this year he will be in prime condi-
tion unless something unexpected
happens to him.
The junior champion bull at Regina
was my junior yearling Panama's
Choice 49th, another bull by Panama
Tooth. He is an outstanding calf and
has a great future, / thiik.
"The senior champion female at
Regina, a two year old heifer, Zool
Panama 14th,, another Panama Tooth
calf, is one of the most outstanding
heifers I have ever owned. A very
shOgy animal, and real one.
441e juhiot and grand champion
female, Cuba's Joy 10Th, is in class
by herself. She is by joys Panama,
he BY Panama Tooth out Of JOY.
Cuba's JOY 16th's dam is Joy 4th, the
grand champion at the international
in 1925. had the misfortune to
lose Joy 4th last year with pneu-
monia lust previous to shipping to
Portland. This heifer is a most won
derful animal. Was junior champion
last year at most of the shows. on
one occasion beating her mother fol-
the grand championship. Was also
junior champion at the American
Royal in 1926.
81 like to show at Bozeman, and
see no reason why you cannot build
up a wonderful stock show"