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DIES IN LONDON

LONDON, July 5.-(P-Mrs. Rob
ert Gilbert Vansittart. who was the
daughter Of General William G. Hep
penheimer, ". S. A., died yesterday.
Her husband is private secretary to
Premier Baldwin.
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Houston SIS; Beaumont l-3.
Fort Worth SIS; Wichita Falls is.
Shreveport so; Dallas "a.
Waco 90; San Antonio 7-3.
Thursdays Schedule
Beaumont at Houston
Waco at San Antonio.
Shreveport at Wichita Falls.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Washington 81; New York 2-5.
Philadelphia SILL; Boston 4-3.
st. Louis ITO; Chicago ST..
Detroit 1913; Cleveland 81.
Thursdays Schedule
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HHL DOES THE SKINNY
NEWPORT. Eng.-0ccupants Of
houses on a hill near here reuort that
the hill is constantly trembling.
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Boston at Philadelnhia
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

st. -ouis 11-9; Chicago 6-16.
Philadelphia 10; Boston 6.
Brooklyn So; New York 3-5.
Cincinnati GIL; Pittsburgh O-3.
Thursdays Schedule
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4 little later. over his coffee, lie
r.uscd on the ways Of women. par.
t.ea.ar.y women OF Chris sort. An
! inspection Of the place had &c.
G,laintel him with the reason for
her deep sleep. Apparently she
Vas Gead tired. The studio had
been scrubbed from end to end. but
iii way that would not disturb
his work. Only the dust tat gath
ens 50 Quickly in the Ei''asc had
been removed. Scattered papers
were still scattered.
lie felt wcrmly grateful and
more .haa little annoyed. Surely
Chiri must know that she could
gain nothing by shaving for him
Yet. on tie other hand. he apprc.
eiatod "i.at she had done. Hired
cleaning women made so much
bother. Still he could not let her
spend the night there simply be-
cause lie was grateful to her. Blu:
she had locked SO darned tired. 1t
wouldn't be necessary to turn her
cut until he WIS ready to retire.
There was q pile of new novels
OH the table. Nathaniel turned his
attention to them. He came TO one
that promised to absorb his inter
est and began to read. He read
only occasionally. but When he did
he liked to finish whatever it hap.
peaea to be--noycl or article.
He read on and On. forgetting
Goth C,liri and time. But he did
not reach the end before his lids
had draoned many times. finally to
settle down firmly in oycrnowcring
sleep. The book slid unnoticed to
the floor.
He was awakened by the ringing
OF his telephone. He was half
aware that it had been ringing for
some time. The instrument vas
on small stand near his bedroom
Goor aud before he could stir him.
self to answer it Chiri appeared.
took the receiver Off the hook and
greeted the caller with lazy
hello"
At first Nathaniel did not grasp
the significance Of what she was
doing. Those VITO live in the Vii.
lase are not given toward consid.
Grafton OF appearances. But his
first thought naturally was Of Viz.
ginia and then he realized in
fash that she would scarcely I'm.
derstaEd being answered by fem.
mime voice when she was calling
him in the middle of the might.
He sprang up hastily. "Who is
it," he called.
II think it is Miss Brewster"
Chiri told him.
| Ito l:c Continucd)
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'"-cthes once she had entered the
Lean n.cna.c.
I'D like you to. Mel dear. but
you've been so devoted al through
cvcrything-you must be dread
fally weary Arc you s.':c. you
wcl'dn't rather so homer"
t.at',cHiei was sure.
T...ey were not to have an unin
tcrrupted evening, however Ali
C.y Virginia had been turnia.
cay condo.ing friends. but before
the dinner hour C!arissa arrived
and in:i':ed UPON staying
dad tells me you've promised
to beth at our place until the
c'er..s bow over" she chirrcd to
Viz. MIA. pa,pably seeking to ere
re an air OF c',eor;nlrcss. however
false Grief vas not sacred to
C'c:.. "a
n &c! frowncd as he saw vir
cir "a vince.
Are you sure you won't mind?"
she returned dOuh.fuIiy.
II? Why Should Il" Claris "a;
tone indicated as plain as day tia,
no other PERSONS troubles could In
terfere with her life. ~.
Nathaniel thought she might at
least have made some effort to as
sure Virginia Of a welcome.
"Of course you will have to put
up with a lot of Noise" Clarissa
went OF unfcclingly: Russell and
| are about to shout our love from
the housctops."
Virginia looked at her inquir.
ingly. Nathaniel continued to
scowl.
II wanted to drop down to the
courthouse and get 1t over with
quickly. but Russell. you know. Is
q Waingould through and through
Wants the whole thing. engage.
ment and wedding. done. up with
candle and bell and handed to the
reading public with all the thrills
that are printable.
Good for him." Nathaniel con
tributed with feeling.
Clarissa surveyed him toolly. II
understood you were an artist-or
something" she said insolently
Surprised to hear anyone OF that
sort admitting taste for conyen
tionality."
II ADMIRE his sticking to his
guns" Nathaniel retortei.
Clarissa looked from him to Vir.
ginia and smiled knowingly, But,
she said nothing. She h:d been
exposed to politencss during her
bringing up. and there were times
when the contact bore fruit.
"Oh, naturally you would agree
with him. being q male yourself
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she lars.ed. and bcaasn to talk OF
so, ching o.ec.
Ma saniel WIS utterly weary Of
her before the evening WAS over
but Sic ignored his several hints
that he would like to be atone with
Virginia. 70 pay lin Off for TAX
ing SIDES with her tiance. lie dccid
ed. A Eaity spirit. 1t troubled
him tc think of Virginia at the
r.eacy Of her shal.owness and his
walk home was filed with plans
for &c. ing Virginia into a home
that he would make for her.
Wien lie opened the door OF his
studio he saw that his reading
lisht was turned OH. a cup and
saucer stood beside smoky co..i,ee
pot CT the lockwood table.
lie looked around and saw no
ore. 1t occurred to him that one
Of his frie.ds VITO knew where he
kept his daar key had been in. Ell
aimed himself with coffee and
gone cut. leaving the light burning
Nathaniel had eaten practically
nothing at dinner. unable to enjoy
food. while Virginia left hers TN
touched. The sight OF the coffee
pot stirred an appetite for cup
OF the stimulating beverage. He
carried the plot to the cubby-hole
that the real estate agent called a
Kitchen. Put fresh water to boil
and went into his bedroom for his
longing role.
He snapped on the light. dug his
robe from the Closet and turnea
around to remove his coat. Then.
for the first time. lie saw that his
visitor had not departed.
Il might have known it was YOU
he scolded. shaking the sleeping
girl by the shoulder. She put up a
feeble hand. brushed futilely at his
fingers, turned her head on the pill
low and relaxed into slumbcr.
Nathaniel noticed that the bed
was made. the extra blanket folded
neatly at the foot. He glanced
back at Cliri. There was smndge
OH her unrouged check and
then she eschewed makeup com.
p!etely just to show her friends
that she was human. she said
and on the arm that she had
thrown up over her dark. hit and
miss bob.
Nathaniel felt a moment OF soft
ness for her. Poor little donkey.
he murmured. He stood and locked
at her sleeping for q while. then
turned. reached for the blanket and
threw It over her feet. The studio
was a bit chilly as the weather
had turned Unexpectedly cold for
late Spring.
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q. kcd d CARS
At@.~otsv~ E.,.

1927 CHEVROLET truck; 1924 Ford
truck with transmission; 1926
Chevrolet sedan: 1927 Chevrolet
sedan: 1926 Overland sedan; 1926
Chr"sier sedan; 1927 Chevrole.
Landau sedan; new 1927 Chevro-
le. sedans at used car prices. In
addition we have several used cars
at very low prices. We trade and
give terms on beth new and used
cars
CAPITAL. CHEVROLET co.
E:Sr,o-cl ~ n
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FOE SALE--Prac.ically new dining
room suite. three beds and dress
er. Call at GA Raymond Ave.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
n y.
FOH SALE-Gas stove and rug
Cheap. Phone 1874.
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THIS has HAPPENED


NATHANIEL DAMN. STRUGGLING
artist. gives II purity NJ hts stul!O
~ honor "Y his flnncec. VIRGIN.
-. br-E'ifu! daughter Of Illl'u-
ARD BREWSTER. Walt Street
CE.nc!cr.
NIEL'S m":ci. CI!INl. .. Jealous
81 VIRGINIA mad tells him that
b" will spoil his career II he mar
r.rS wealthy girl Who cannot
appreciate his art.
tIRGENlA'S father dies sudden.
~. ~ heart failure and she In
rrrstra'"j with EricY. The doc.
tor :h,i,es thar death was caused
by worry nnd shock. md Il II
later revealed that BREWSTER
bad lost his fortune In ~pccuir-
ton. Nls:!. urges nn tm ~ cGj-tc
m:rricrc but his pleading II In.
terrur.ef ny rHEDEHU'-, DEAN.
m old f-"i'v friend. who per-
snadcs VE."sNJA 4" ccn,c md
tive With him ana us d-u"htcr
CL..!rsA. who Is y Eirihood
chami 81 hers. Tie wins her over
by hcyir: shst 20 marry MEL.
''nw ttnt SAC is roOr. wOm'j wreck
t's c"~rnr End tc Gi~;.r.~-S"l ~
f"r fN:h~-'s m"mc-v. N's,L Il
r-~'r-- v'.~" she tells ~, .~r
49, 'a>. fer h. suspects Er>tN'S
r,c.'.rx.
NOV. co os WIFI Tl'E STORY
CHAPTER "
NT'rrINIA continued to stare az
Nat'"-icl as thou"h he had
Suddenly c''c-rcd to an entirely
different recon ri~ht t~eore her
sioh Icn'c-~v ives h'"-'"g in hi,
evce c-a tnr,',y his LES to Stone
It fir''o~od Virginia to see him
SO c~o"~od
",-r Ec:n c-'v ca:l vat AZ.
rcc1v knew v:as ri~at." SIC fal
tered.
"T',cn you arc rc'no to live with
hi~'." Na+ncn'cl asked grimly.
'Iont be so hard. Mel"
81" Il. If dNred to as herd
as fool I'd find Dean c"+l w."
his con'n"rdcd ncc!, y. Il r'-
has he to interfere between u.s."
Hes my oldest friend and he
pror, 'scd father :" VIRGINIA..
words b.o.:c of in tcar-wct hand
kerchief
Nathaniel was instantly ashamed
OF having hurt her.
FORGIVE re" he bc~-ed: "I'r
sorry l let ny temper. but you
don't know how re, | hate To
think CT you liv.,; in that r'"n's
home. seeing him every dcy. t'~'r:
who're he can see you. even to.c',
yen"
Mel, you're not jealous. are
you?" The idea seemed to Vir.
ein.a so un.i,.ely that she smiled
ever it. Surely that can't be what
yoa were so wild a.:out Just npw?"
Call it ica"ucy II you like
, Nathaniel said q trif1e su,hily:
"but l don't t.t:-t him. and when
he gets near you begin to creep
all over"
Il can't think Of anything more
absurd than for you to be jealous
Of Uncle Frederick" Virginia re.
piled: then more seriously. hut. OF
course. you aren't. think you're
blaming him for influencing me
more than he did. Mel. That isn't
fair. It's very kind of him and
Clarissa to. want me with them at
this time"
II might think SO II l didn't be
licve that 1t wil! make Uncle Fred
erick' happier than 1t will you"
II am not expecting to be happy.
Mel" she reminded him quietly.
and Nathaniel did not have the
heart to offer further objections to
the plan.
when are you going there?" he
asked deiec.edly.
I'D like to 60 at once. There
are too many memories In these
rooms. Mel"
"Not toIay?"
mo, tomorrow. perhaps"
"Thcn would you mind II l stay
and have dinner with your II you
aren't too tired"
It was In Nathaniel's mind that
they would have little time, alone
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE--1226 Buick Master Six
Coach, run only 10000 miles.
looks like new and is in perfect
condition. Will sacrifice for
quick sale for cash. Phone 3S3-R.
FOR SALE-S42O0.Oo Seven pass
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FOR SALE
Z =, ROOM STICC0

NEW EIN /. MUM 0iOSAO
BUNGALOW AND BATH, five
closets, pdlt-ia features including
IL, boa. osk floors. exec gtionaily
large bed rooms, tull part.,ioned
basam.a>. a@1age, east front. X
beautiful home. trice 100000
Terms.
SIX ROOM STUCCO HOUSE,
brand new, three bed rooms. full
basement, hot water heat, garage
attached 10 horse. East front,
fine trees. Price $4,000. Terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
Low, nlaple i:oors, screened and
glazed rorcn, fulj basement. Price
si40o.0u. Terms.
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGA-
Low, three bed rooms, front
rooms finished in OAK, screened
and glazed ro.ch, hot water heat
ing plant. Cast front and tiac
location. Free $4,000. Terms.
NEW FIVE, RO0I BUNGALOW,
beautifully finished. built-in fea-
lures, iu!i basement with garage.
Priced lor quick sale, %aSoo.0o.
Terms.
FIVE ROOM sEMI-BuNGALOW,
two bed rooms on first floor,
room for two additional bed rooms
OH second floor. Fire place. east
front with fire lawn and trees.
Ee.atiful location. Price $500.
OTHER ATTRACTIVE. PROPOSE
tons. also building lots. Phonc
lo@ Tor information or appoint
mont. We also write every form
Of insurance protection in coed
oi reliable companies.
1--WE. T0Rs stoRTGAcE sECUE-
IL COMPANY, INC.
Office with First Guaranty Bank.
BOARD AND ROOM
BQAhD AND Room in modern
honle. Close il. Youn~ m.n pre-
ferred, $1,000 per mont.,. Call at
o25 Fret street. Ihone ?S6-M.
WANr,sD TO RENT
i. ANI-.D ID R.NT-toar or five
room holsc or LARGER, with yard.
for summer period. Preferably
furnished. Phone l4l2-M.
! DREssMAklNG
ORES" MAKING WANTED at 223
| West Tnayor. Neat and quick.
Service at reasonable price. Call
! after i p. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS


NATIONAL CASH REGlSTEES
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, n. D.
PLANT NOW-Prize winning glad
ioli bulbs. Ten popular varieties
seventy-five cents per dozen de-
livered. Mail orders. Art Bauer,
7l5 Sixth street, Bismarck, N. D..
Phone 1925.
FOR SALE-Registered Shorthorn
bull. Splendid animal. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Price
reasonable. A. C. Small, Star
Route No. 1, Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Cho;ce Imported Ger
man Rollers End Hartz Mountain
also .lative singers Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N D.. Box 72S.
GONE ESTRAY-Two year old
stallion, foretop clipped. Black.
Weighing about 800 lbs. Call
Bud Cook, care Tribune.
Wv OAAG-E A1St CldSS ICotSsUl diIIs
Fixtures full equipment. J. II.
Sampson, Valley City. N. Oak.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Casting box
aid one TIL. P. d. C. motor. APP
ply at Tribune office.
FOR SALOONS Van Brunt drill,
good condition. Also two wagons.
Wachter Transfer Co.
FOR SALE-Yellow roller female
canaries. Phone 1414 or call at
1922 Ninth street So.
LIST YOUR Bismarck property
with The Helling Agency. Phone
877.
FOR RENT-Garage at 1900 Thay-
er Ave-, $500 per month. Phone
204.
FOR SALE-lrish Spaniel pups. H.
w. Crawford, Mandan, N. D.
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cnger Marmon 1927 sedan $4,000.
Interstate Transportation Com
pany.

FOR SALE-Oaklsnd coupe in first
class condition for demonstration.
Phone 1874.
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FOR RENT-~Furaishcd or unfur-
Eished apartment. Varney apart
ments. Phone T13.
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Bismarck. n. d.
FURNITURE FOR SALE

EOE SALE-Furniture of 6 room
house including mahogany spinet
desk. davenport table, Windsor
rocker. Is piece breakfast set, May
tag electric washer. Many other
pieces TOO numerous to mention.
Phone 66i-R or cali at i01 First
e,frpp:
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FOR SALE--One electric sewing
~ chine motor. ore chi!l's crib.
two beds and springs and one
large mattress. Call at sos Thay
CT Ave. W. or phone 1897.
For SALE Reed baby carriage in
Geed condition fer $1,000. Call
ct 5o3 Sixth street or phone
ot9I
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT Modern four room
apartment furnished or uniur-
rished. Also two room apart
oat for light housekeeping. Col
lege Building. Phone 1873.
tOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Murphy Apis. 2oi IL Main
street. Phone $50 or AT. Ask
for /. ". Murphy.
OK RlNI-practically new folr
room apartment, private bath
with extra bed room if desired.
Phone AL
FOR RENT-Large two room fur
nished apartment on ground floor.
Call at 924 Fourth street. Prone
5l3-W.
TOR RENT-Nice 5 room modern
apart ment. For further informa-
ton phone 53 T. 32o-W.
FOn RENT Furnished apartment
everything furnished. Call at
$50 Fourth street.
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LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or II air that leaky or
closge radiator. All work guar
nnteed and price reasonable.
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ing. Also for sale: Black dirt
and fertilizer. Phone 686-M or
call at Alb Thirteenth street souths.
John Jahner.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- Fl O N II 81
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

DEPENDABLE USED CARS
YOU can drive car just as big and
just as good looking as any you
sec on the streets, for 4 mighty
small investment. Read over
this list, and then come down and
look at these cars-you'll be sur
prised. Buick Master Six coach,
looks like brand new car; Dodge
coupe, chat has thousands Of miles
Of good mileage; 1927 Studebaker
Custom sedan, that YOU would
be proud to own; 1927 Oakland
sedan that has had the best. of
care; and a 1926 Ford touring
with winter enclosure.
Easy Terms.
NJ. B. GILMAN CO.
REAL ESTATE
$1,000 FIl !. ROOM bungalow, hard
wood floors, built in features.
Close IN. Easy teams.
$3.50 SMALL apartment building
in coed location.
$1,000 NEW s room bungalow
hardwood finish. basement garage.
LOTS FOR SALE in all parts Of
city.
INSURANCE written in reliable
companies.
THE HELLlNG AGENCY.
10S-3rd St. Phone SIT
PERSONAL
YOU NAY yawn and say "Ah" to
your hearts content without los
ing your tonsils at DR.. MaeLach-
lan's clinic. Lucas Block. We cure
diseases without the knife or
metallic drugs. See us first.
ErILApSY-How poisoned b,oad
causes fits. How to stop fits
prom: pity. Free treatise and in
st-uet:ons. \ rite Western Medi-
CT Assn, lc5 ". G2nd ST., Chi
Geo.
eU..> AID FLATS
lCR I.1Nl-.tiyc room modern
he With garage. Immediate
! r5- ocsion. Rental $500. acne
Q. Hcddc, T ii Z t,tc Agency.
OF.lCE RUOIS
| FOR RANT-suite of ) desirable
| office rooms, available May lst in
Hoskin block. See S. A. Fioren,
| business Service Co. Phone AOl
LOST
LOST-A leather grip between Bis
marck Bank building ard t'ra;rht
Depot. Finder please phone 800 NJ
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WORK WANTED-Plowing gar
dens, hauling ashes and cxcavat-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

in one Of the best
towns in South Dakota. Best
business location in town OF 1860.
On several good trails. Keep
tionally well equipped ard fur
nished. Lots electrical equipment.
Seating capacity, sevcnty-flve.
Fine business. No trade. Some
terms. Price $4500.O0. Illness,
reason for selling. Write Trib-
me Ad. No. s4G.
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ROOMS FOR EENT

KVONIS TON L-I.NA
FOR RENT-Onc or two furnished
light housekeeping rooms with
kitchcnettc. Also gas stove for
sale. Call at AO4 Fifth street.
Phone 597-R.
FOR RENT-Two rooms, kitchen
cite and closet, on ground 1.o1f,
furnished for light housekeeping
Call at 523 Seventh street o.I
phone lS7W.
FOR RENT-Largc room with
kitchcnette for light housckcep-
ing. Privileges or not. Two
squares from postofficc. Phone
1437-W.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
in modern home One blocl. east
Of st. Alcxius b ospital. Call 1t
ZIG Eleventh street.
FOR RENT-Clcan, modern sleep
Ing rooms. Al1o garage. Close
in. Low re t. Call at 223 W..
Thayer after 4 y. m.
FOR RENT Modern room, gentle
men preferred, privilege Of phone
$1,000 month GlO Ave. A.
Phone 4S3.
FOR RENT-Furnished single
sleeping room in modern home.
Call at AIS First street OF pholc
558-M.
FOR RENT-Well furnished SINGLE
room and kitchenettc. Call &C All
Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Desirable office room.
$500 per month. Inquire First
Guaranty Bank.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd room il q
modern home. Call at 403 Third
Strppt
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WANTED To plow gardens, haul
ashes and rubbish. Phone 391-R.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. must be able to cook. APP
ply evenings at 422 Tenth street.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work, one who can go home
nights preferred. Phone :24.
WANTED-Somc one to care Tor
elderly lady in their own home.
Write Tribune "A. No. Al.
WANTED-A girl for general
houscwork. Call at 3li ". Ross
or or phone 525-R.
WANTED-Compctent girl Tor gen
cral house work. Phone 9o3 or
call 1t 500 Bdwy.
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WANTnD-At once experienced
dining room girl. Good wages
and good place, at Nev. Cafe,
Underwood, n. Oak. Write or
rhOno
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OPENING for active men with light
cars. Join sales unit, travel with
manager. Must be ready to start
at once. Good money from start.
Sec Mr.. Snowden, 7-to-9 p. M,
Bismarck Hotel, Room GO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., industrious
person to make sales of $3.50 to
5000 a month or more introducing
and supplying the demand for
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-11
FINGER PRINTS
OF nine YEARS
RETAKE NO. 3207
kiwanis Club Hears Story Of
Recapture of Escaped N. D.
Convict at Seattle

The Kiwanis luncheon which falls
on Christmas will be held on Thurs
day evening following instead. That
was arranged ut the noon luncheon
today. when William H. Nimmins. Of
the Identification department Of the
state prison, spoke to the club on
finger printing.
The finger print talk was made
somewhat concrete by citing a strik-
ing example at the prison here of
the recapture of a fugitive of nine
years of freedom. BY means of the
print photos kept by the prisons and
the federal department at Washing
ton North Dakota convict 1907 was
identified in an arrest at Seattle,
recently, and turned over to the Da-
kota authorities. Warden Brown
brought him back few nights ago
according to story Of it told to the
club by the prison expert. He spoke
as substitute for Gunder Osjord. as.
slstant warden at the penitentiary
who was too i'll to fill his assign.
ment.
Mr.. Nimmins also told of the iden.
tlfication of Earl Clark by him while
ne. still was an amateur in finger
printing, assisting the Minot police
Clark. California murder fugitive
had been about Minot some time but
had gotten reckless and was arrested
for some violation of law. Mr.. MIN.
minis took his prints and they were
found to correspond with those OF
Clark on circular posted in the 20.
lice station. Clark subsequently was
hanged for the murder, in California
Finger printing goes back to the
times Of the Chinese emperors. said
Mr.. Nimmins. A Bresiau professor
resurrected it in 1923, William Her.
schell developed it in 1858 in the i'm.
perial service in India, then Sin
Francis Cation took a hand in the
process in 1894. Sir E. l.. Henry is
responsible for the present system
said Mr.. Nimmins, while Herschell's