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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

IF YOU want the pick Of our Used
Car Bargains, buy now. Early
spring places on the market valucl
you can find at no other time Of
the year. Buick Master Sir
Coach; Ford Coupe: 36 Dodge
Coupe; Ford Sedan; Olsmobile
Deluxe Sedan: '26 Studebakel
Coach; Dodge Sedan, (leather),
We trade and give time payments
NJ. B. GILMAN CO., Bismarck.
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The .hododendron g the stete
flower Of both Warrington on1
West Virginia.
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! BARGAINS ID furniture. Priced
for quick Aale On account Of leay-
ing city. Monday and Tuesday
from 10 Z. IN. 70 1850 p. IA. Other
week days from Z p. IA. % $50 p.
m. 203 Az. a West.
FOR EALE-Furniture reasonable
priced. dining room Get. bed, gas
stove, rug and rocker. Phone
1902 or cali ct sos Ave. =.
FOE. SALE-0ne 2ahogany Sd
davenport, upholstered II tapes
try. Cheap. Call 1864.
BARGAINS n used furniture
Kennelly Furniture Co.. xandan.
N. q.
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HALESMEN WANTED

statesmen WANTED for local
territory. II $4,000 . week inter-
ests call H. D. Jorgensen, Room
l2l, Prince Hotel, Bismarck, N.
d. Out Of town applicants write.
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Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
r H f
Sc. Louis .......... 8 2
Cincinnati ......... 3 Z 2
Sherdel and O'Farrell; Luque, Ed.
wards and Hargrave.
r H E
Pittsburgh ........ s l2 2
Chicago ........... o 3 0
Kremer and Gooch; Malone, Nehf,
and Hartnett.
New York Boston, postponed.
Brooklyn Philadelphia, not SEIZED
uled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
r H r
Chicago ........... . S 2
OeCrolt ............ i
Connally and McCurdy; Carroll
and Hargrave.
r II T.
Cleveland ......... 2 8 O
st. Louis .......... 4 Z 0
Shaute and L. Sewell; Gray and
Schang.
Others postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
r H f
st. Paul ......... | 8 !
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BABY CHICK

BABY CHICK
FIFTEEN years in the chick bust.
ness Is proof that we satisfy.
Pelkey's Poultry and Chick Farm,
Fargo, N. Oak.
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APARTMENTS


FOR KENTEModefn furnished
apartments or two or three fur.
nished rooms on ground floor.
For sale: Furniture in good condi-
ton. Call ct Ga Eighth street:
FOR RENT-A furnished Apt, one
room, kitchen and bath or two
rooms, kitchen and bath. Apply
after 6 p. m. Tribune Apt. 4 or
phone DOOM.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
apartments furnished or unfur-
nishcd, with &c stove. Call at
100, Mandan street or phone
1926.
FOR KENT-WelI furnished two
room apartment. Also one single
room with kitchenette furnished.
all Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR KENT-Three room furnished
apartment. Also sleeping room
Phone 1093-R.
FOR RENT-May 1st, furnished or
unfurnished apartment. varney
apartments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. Newly
furnished. TO IL Thayer.
FOR RENT-Nice five room mod
ern apt. For further information
phone So or 329-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
with everything furnished ct $50
Fourth street.
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WANTED To BUY

WANTED To BUY
), ANTED TO BUY-Five room
modern bungalow with basement
garage a desirable location. Price
must be reasonable. Give full de.
tails in first letter. Write Trib-
une No. 80.
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Wichita So; Oklahoma City 1878
(Second game 10 innings)
Amarillo 4 Tulsa 3.
Des Moines 6; Denver 1.
Omaha 4; Pueblo 6.
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WESTERN LEAGIE

Young. McMenemy; Boone, Specie
Meyers, Swetonic and Spencer.
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WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED - Experienced
middle aged woman desires q
country for individual only with.
Bismarck Eo.al. 4 p
n ACK'S Radiator Sn0p cleai
out or r. air that leaky OF
clogs | radiator. All work guar.
anteed and price reasonable.
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Guaranteed
Rebuilt Automobiles
A Used Car % No Better Thar tn
Dealer Ma6o L.
NOD0DY'S going to "pester" you
il you come in here to look at OF
try out one Of our rebuilt cars.
People buy automobiles here be-
cause they want good cars with
real local responsibility behind
them not because I'VE "talk them
into It."
Rebuilt Cars VIII . r. utotion"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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Hrs. Stone o. sAe orpAomaee =
confr0attSo E0lly. WIN che %
esposs6S
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
HOME 82-

MALE ~GLP WANTED
MEN, why not learn Z profitable
profession easy work special short
course, free catalog. Moler Bar.
Der College. Fargo, N. D.-Butts,
Mont.
WANTED-Men for bridge work.
All season job. c. II. Rue. Phone
1304-W.
WANTED-Waiter at O'Brien's
Cafe.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
THE HOME MECHANIC

Word comes from Ames, Iowa,
that the Iowa State college is
giving instruction to more than
100 women bow to use and keep
in order all the electrical devices
that are now used in the average
home. So successful has been
the experiment that the college
is now including the subject of
gas equipment.
We certaily commend the Iowa
institution for starting branch
of education that will be of i'm
mense benefit and of far reach
ing influence. Why is it that
colleges in general do not include
|home mechanics in their studies
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
COPPER DEMAND 1NcaeAsrne

An element that is fast bring.
ing copper to the industrial fore.
front is the tremendously accele:
rated European demand. Net
imports by the primary copsum.
ers of copper outside of the Tn.
tied States during the first quar-. :
ter Of 1928 we're almost 40 per
cent higher than during the same
period:e,last year. And while
figures are not yet available for
the second quarter tits known
that exports were unusually
great: -
The producers of copper, lead
and zinc have been solving many
of their problems by competent,
economical management and
scientific production methods.
The result is that the metal min.
ing industry in many of our
great states is being placed ON
the most substantial basis ip its
history, with ensuing benefit to
the workman. the investor aud
the public.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01

They have the equipment; they
have the teachers and the pupils
are ready to flock to them.
The. average man is lucky if
be learns something Of carpentry
and with the advent of the auto
mobile he is learning something
of machinery, but it is in the
home that be could apply his
knowledge of practical affairs TO
the best advantage.
Supposing a man bad taken a
short course in plumbing, gas
fitting, concrete mixing, brick
laying electrical repairing, gas
equipment repairs and carpen
try. See what be could do!
When the sink got stopped up,
when the gas burners on the
range refused to work, when the
electrical toaster or the curling
iron went on strike, when the
house needed painting, when the
lights needed to be- fixed or car
pentry odds and ends put in, the
handyrman graduate would be
right there to do the job. This
would probably rouse the anti
pathy of the regular mechanics,
but when~did it become a princi
pie that men are not entitled to
learn the trades, and when didAit
become the rule that a man was
not entitled to save money by
working in his home?
We believe that the Iowa idea
ought to be extended wherever
possibleEArizona Cattleman &
Farmer.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
J. c. PENNEY IMPORTS SHEEP
A flock of so Hampshire sheep,
yearlinQ ewes and rams and ewa

A flock of SO Hampshire sheep,
yearling ewes and rams and eve
lambs were purchased by j. G..
Penney. founder of the j. G.
Penney Co. and nationally known
pure bred live stock breeder, for
Importation into this country,
during the Royal live stock show
which recently closed at Not.
tingham, England.
The sheep we're from the flock
owned by Major Jervois, of Bas.
ingstoke, England, one of the
leading breeders of sheep in
Great Britain.
Owing to quarantine regula.
tion on shipment of sheep from
England. the flock has been sent
to Scotland for 80 days. obser-
walton after which time they will
be sent to Mr.. Penney's sheep
breeding farm at White Plains.
New York.
Mr.. Penney is known as the
owner of Commander, the lead
ing Hampshire ram of this coun-
try. He is also the owner Of
the herd of Foremost Guernsey
cattle at Emmadine Farms, Hope
we'll Junction. N. Y. one of the
leading herds of purebred
Guernsey cattle in this country.
Mr.. Penney reports the Royal
live stock show and fair. which
was held at Nottingham. this
year, as particularly complete
exhibit of live stock, farm pro.
ducts and farm machinery.
He says: Il was fortunate
enough to be there on the day
that King George and Queen
Mary were present and saw the
special parade of prize winning
stock which was held in front of
the huge amphitheatre. Most of
the cattle were beef stock and
the major portion of the sheep
were'the mutton variety rather
than the wool bearing types. Z
Il was an inspiring sight.
England has gone into pure bred
live stock on a large scale. In
uniformity of type. achieved by
consistent. breeding along we'll
defined lines. they have gone
farther than have we in this
country. Breeding has been
carried on for generations by the
same families on the same farms,
a thing which has not been achi.
eyed in this country as yet.
In other qualifications how.
ever;I feel that we have achiev.
ed results fully equal to any.
thing | saw In England.
while beef stock and mutton
stock are atpresent predominate
in England, among cattle breed.
ers there is a steadily growing
interest in dairy herds"
While in England Mr.. and
Mrs. Penney were house guests
of Lord and Lady Fitzwalter at
their estate in Canterbury. Lord
Fitzwalter is the leading breeder
of Guernsey cattle in England.
A novel feature of the live
stock Judging in England is the
fact that all Judging and award,
ing of prizes is done on the first
day OF the fair, according to Mr..
Penney. f
This enables visitors to the
fair. to see the prize winners all
through the week." he says, "a
custom which might not be out
of place here"
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
LABOR ENDORSES GOV. HUNT

Labor'3 Non-Partisan Politi
cal League Of Arizona, in the
following resolution endorses
Hon. George w. P. Hunt for re
election to the Office of Governor
of Arizona:
Whereas, Governor Hunt has
been . never failing friend of
Labor, ever actuated by an ia
stinctive zeal to protect and i'm
prove the lot of Labor and the
common people; and
Whereas, as President OF the
Constitutional Conventions, it
was largely due to his efforts
and ability that constitution
was framed which has been un.
iversally recognized by Labor to
be the most enlightened aud pro
gressive organic document ever
adopted; and
Whereas, his reputation as a
humanitarian and militant friend
of Labor was nationally recog
nized in 1917 when President
Wilson appointed him United
States Commissioner of Concilia
tion; and
Whereas. his record of cooper
alton aud genuine sympathy with
the aspirations of Labor has
been carried through it's tenure
of Office as governor Of. Arizona,
finding him never wavering or
faltering when Labor sought his
aid, and always acting for the
common good regardless of the
influences and pressure of selfish
interests; and
Whereas, be has thus gained
a record as constant friend OF
Labor and the common peole
over a period of years, which is
unequalled by that of any gov.
ernor in the history Of the couns
try; and
Whereas, Labor's interests are
best served by unity, which i'm
plies standing by those who
have stood By Labor; and -
Whereas, in the present CUB
ernatorial campaign the follow.
ing words of Shakespeare have
singular applications:
THE friends thou hast, and
their adoption tried,
Grapple them to thy soul, with
hoops of steel;
But do not dull thy palm with
tsyseptertainment
Qf each unmatched, unfledged
| comrade."
Now. Therefore in. view of the
foregoing reasons, Labor's Non
Partisan Political League of Ari
zona, does hereby endorse the
candidacy of, the Honorable Geo
w. p, Hunt for the Office o1
Chief Executive of Arizona, and
does call upon all its members
and friends to use their besI
Efforts to promote his said can
| didacy.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01

Kingman-Forms being erect.
ed for casting heavy concrete
foundation for new electric hoist
and other machinery to be used
in carrying main shaft of United
American to depth of 100 feet.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
HOOVER IN LOS ANGELES
The feeble attempt of the Re

| HOOVER IN LOS ANGELES
! The feeble attempt of the Re
publican press, and the Repub.
lican machine in Arizona. to
hood wink the voters of Arizona
regarding the position of Her
bert Hoover on the development
of the resources of the Colorado
river has gone for naught.
| During the course of his speech
in Los Angeles on Friday last
Mr.. Hoover positively identified
himself as an ardent supporter
Of a high dam at Boulder Can
yon and promised his influence
ia the future, as in the past, to
secure the passage of the Swing
Johnson bill at the next session
Of the present congress.
Hiram johnson forced the is.
sue and Mr.. Hoover delivered
the goods.
The Republican candidate for
] president is for the California
steal on the Colorado river back
ed by the Republican national
committee. DIR. Work, formerly
secretary Of the interior, is for
the Swing Johnson bill. like wise
Senator Curtis, Senator Moses,
and all the lessor lights of the
/ Republican organization.
| The position of the Republi.
can party, it's candidates and
leaders has been established be.
yond any bubble or contradic.
ton.
| Mr.. Hoover talks in high
sounding generalities about jus
/ tice' to the border states on the
Colorado but his idea of justice
/ to Arizona is to throw his in
fluence on the side of selfish ia
terest and greed in southern
California.
/ Los Angeles wants a future
supply of water from the Colo
RADIO for domestic purposes at
| the expense Of Arizona.
! California wants the power re-.
/ sources of the Colorado without
/ recompense to Arizona.
The Imperial valley wants
Colorado river water for the re
clamation of the Coachella valley
and an all American canal for
the benefit of southern Califor
MIA Spectators.
California wants Uncle Sam to
be it's banker and provide the
money.
The people of ARIZONA should
not lose sight of the fact that
the Republican candidate for
President is for the selfish plan
Of California on the Colorado
river. He is for the upbuilding
of California at q tremendous
loss to Arizona. The greatest
resource possessed by our state
is to be delivered to California
without remuneration to Arizona
and Hoover, the master mind in
framing the Santa Fe Compact;
Hoover who promised the Cal
ifornians to continue to use his
influence to secure the legisla.
ton California desires; Hoover,
who for the past six years has
been a member of the Republi.
can administration that has bold.
~ attempted to cram the Swing
! Johnson bill down our throat,
has the unmitigated gall to stand
up and pretend be is for justice
and fair dealing.
| The issue is squarely joined.
i Hoover, the Republican can
| didate, is tor Federal control of
the Colorado for the benefit of
4 California. Hoover, as presi
| dent, would sign the Swing
! Johnson bill as written.
j Governor Hunt has truly said
that Arizona has been assailed
by greed and service from with
/ out and treason from within.
i The Republican press and the
Republican machine of Arizona
are willing to betray Arizona
into the hands of hostile Re
publican administration in ex
change for q mess of political
n0ttaoe -Tomhst0 Enitanh
The border vidette., 1928-09-01

Miami - Consolidated Arizona
Cinnabar and Mines Mercury
Company will place 2OO-ton Ca.
pacity smelter in operation soon.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01

Kingman-Much interest be
ing manifested in recent rich
strike made on G. 0. D. prop
erty on Stockton Hill.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
August 20, 1928

August 20, 1928
Claypool-Temporary repairs
being made to Kiser crossing
bridge below here.
Flagstaff-$34, 5Os contract let
for construction of 21 miles road
on Ashfork-Flagstaff highway.
Miami - Approximately $500
cars cantaloupes we're shipped
from Salt River Valley this sea.
son. :
Phoenix $3.50. 900 apartment
house will be built at Third and
.Moreland streets. g
Jerome = Repairs completed
to all local school buildings.
Snowfake-23 silos either in
course of construction or planned
by farmers in Snowflake.
Safford-Safford Light &. Po.
wer Co. sold to American Utili.
ties Co. of Harrisburg, Pa.
Safford-New Parnassus Thea
ter opened here.
Arizona produced 6.810,O00
pounds of entire 298, ia 900 lbs.
of nations 1928 wool crop.
y T. -
Duncan valley cotton crop is
good.
Duncan - New state highway
will be constructed through here
next year.
Yuma - Blalack & Whitman
shipped car of alfalfa seed from
here on recent day.
Parker-Palo Verde Gin Com.
pany completes construction of
new cotton gin here.
Winslow-Bids will be receiv.
ed soon for construction of new
high school. building here.
Clifton-Cornerstone laid for
$50. 600 new hot springs bath.
house here.
Giobe-$49, ,945 contract let for
construction of Sd miles high.
way on Globe Stafford road.
Prescott-Scientific survey sof
grasses and forage plants grow
ing on ranges of Yavapaicounty
will be started shortly.
Yuma-First bale of 1923 cot.
ton recently ginned here.
Kingman-Drift to northeast
from crosscut on 10O-foot level
of Century mine of United Re.
public Go. carried out 40 feet.
Benson-Growing melons and
lettuce are promising local in.
dustries.
Douglas - Contract awarded
and work begins on $400, 900
Gadsdeh hotel.
Phoenix-Contract let for state
hospital building to cost $50, 600.
Globe-Slag Paving Brick Co.
will build $250.000 plant to make
brick from furnace Stag.
Nogales - astaneda building
being enlarged for Model; Shoe
Store. sss-
Winslow-Bids requested for
erection of pew high school -.
Patagonia Owl Drug Com
pany "opens branch store hare. !.
Patagonia - New highway to
be constructed through town
Observation-Disclosures of Com.
merce plans esta ablishment of
airport here. s 2; Ta..'s'@s .& 3
Phoenix-Record breaking cit
rus crop, approximating $l,240,.
600 expected in Salt River valley
Nogales = Work started on
state bridge on United States
Highway 81. :.
Duncan-BannerH potato crop
raised in this section this season
Alpine-NeW road to be built
between Alpine an Nutrioso.
Holbrook- -Holbrook- Winslow
highway to be surfaced.
Nogales - Bids requested for
oiling Tucson Nogales highway.
State will spend $4,000 on
Flagstaff Winslow-Canyon Dia
bio highway.
Fairbanks-Work to start soon
on So, 900 bridge extentiOn here.
State will start work on Hol
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FOR ADVANCEMENT OF
COLORED PEOPLE
Northern California Branch

Northern California Branch
This branch is going to reach its
quota this year. Mrs Jane Hudson,
the woman who is loved bv every
cody because of her sympathetic
relations towards every cause and
every movement, is organizing a
group who cannot be surpassed.
The great minstrel is coming
omething different, something new
omething novel.
The Northern California branch
has entered the "Miss California !"
popularity contest-Mrs. Augustine
Craig.
The annual membership drive is
On for membership. S. G. Rogers
is captain of division says that he
will put his pro rata over. "You
know SAM" He never starts that
he does not finish.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17
0 OAKLAND D

The Community Chest campaign
for the first time in six years, COM
pletes its quota. The goal has been
reached, and the several welfare
agencies depending upon the Chest
will not be compelled to cut their
budgets.
We thank Mrs. Lucy Robinson,
secretary Peter Ogden celebration
committee of Sacramento, for COM
plimentary ticket for March 31st-
Nothing preventing, we shall be
there.
Theodore F. Parker, member of
Marechal Mel Lodge, is reported on
he sick list this week
Mr.. Eva Jones-Smith is expected
from Honolulu to Spend the summer
with her mother in Oakland.
Mrs. Pearl Hart has moved from
1033-6Oth street, and is temporarily
residing with Mr.. and Mrs. Boucree
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

Whatever theories we nav have
OF government bv maj,ritv which
votes. all countries are actually
controlled bv the minorifv which
thinks. Ard that to an astounding
extent is coming to mean IN America
the educated women.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

Negro voters in C@jcaro,
Negro district. ''hooo4" Biz
Thompson. when he urged Il,
to vote for Congressman Mad1]
in place of his Negro op2ops,l
But thev cheered when anon
speaker proposed Big BIZ hima
FOR President. They will vote A
Bill for anything from aldern,s
TO President, but will not let hi
deliver their votes t, anybod|
else. And they are de:ermins
that their Negro d slricr sinai h
represented in Co x:"s~ ",
Negro. In which tney are prob
ably quite right Chester Rowe
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

Eternal vipilanle is rot only the
price of liberty, but it is essential to
',etting a square deal in roliticS-
regardless of party labels.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

The N. A. A. c. P. held a we'll
attended as we'll as an interesting
meeting, Thursday evening, March
Is. Arrangements for the receiving
OF DR.. Bagnall from the New York
othce in June were taken up and
discussed.
Forty memberships were re-
ceived to start the drive.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

A four line For Sale, To Rent, notice
n our classified column will bring re-
'ults. Have you a room for rent
urnished, or unfurnished-pu it in Our
Classified Column
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

lhH Western Outlook would appreciate
any news matter. Mail your items direct
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hesday to insure publication. Our repre-
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The Western outlook., 1928-03-17
APPROVE STERILIZATION

Vancouver. B. Sterilization
of all feeb)e-minded in the pro.
vince has been rpcnm;nan1od to
the legislature by a special com.
mittee appointed ~ Investigate
mental deficiency.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

Receiving recognition takes
care of itself in the case Of those
who concentrate upon achieving
results.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17
Deaths Of the Week

SWAZE-We regret verv much to
learn of the death of Geo. f. Swaze
IN Seattle last week.
JOHNSON--n Oakland, March II
George w. Johnson, husband of
Elizabeth Johnson. Funeral from
Farks chapel, March IS, Rev. J.W.
Wright officiating. Bakers & Taylor
service.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

F." Mr. R. Redwood, distributor of Pal
rInto Crystals, informs US that his
sales 1or 1927 exceeded the previous
Year. There is roYuestionic : as s to it's
effectiveness for rheumatism. Sc
cure a box, and keep it on hand.
All must register this year as the
o'o register has been cancelled,
The Western outlook., 1928-03-17

Subscribe now, for the Western Out
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