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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-05-30
WORTHINCTON Will
BE HOST TO LEGION
Second District Legion Conven.
tiOR Plans Are Completed
BY Mobiles Co. City.

The second district convention of
the American Legion will be held at
Worthington June II and 18. The
local post of the Legion did not sell
ect it's delegates to the convention at
it's last meeting but will at the next
regular meeing June 7th.
The first day of the convention, a
Sunday, will be occupied with enter
tainment, according to plans the
Worthington post has made for the
meeting-SfA golf tournament on the
nine-hole Lake Okabena course, with
both Legion and Auxiliary members
entered; ball game between two
semi-pro teams; an Army camp fire
on the courthouse lawn at Worth
ington, and Forty and Eight ban
quet.
Many Legionnaires of the Melvin
Daskam Post Number 38 of Redwood
Falls have expressed a willingness to
attend the convention and it is ex-
pected that transportation arrange
ments will be made at the meeting
June 7th.
During the morning of the second
day of the district convention golf
tournament finals will be played,
boat rides and sightseeing trips pro-
vided for delegates and visitors. Com
mittee meetings will occur at 10 A.
M. The meeting of the district ex-
ecutive committee will be held the
day previous.
Convention business sessions will
take place in the afternoon and in
the evening there will be parade,
with drum corps, floats and marching
units
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-05-30
FINAL JULY 4TH
DETAILS ARRANGED
Local Legion Unit Makes Final
Arrangements for Big Free
Celebration July 4th.

At meeting of the various 4th of
July committees of the American
Legion Monday night, final arrange
ments were made for the big free
celebration of Independence Day,
sponsored by the local post of the
American Legion. An added attrac-
ton is in the making in form of an
aerial show. Gene Shank, former
holder of the worlds loop record, and
Mr.. Sampson of Belview, have been
approached with the proposition of
furnishing aerial entertainment for
the celebration. At this time no def
mite arrangement has been made with
either flier.
With free gate and free parking
space the local Legion unit expects
an unusually large crowd. Hundreds
of dollars will be spent in attractions
and prizes. A large display of fire
works and dance in the evening will
precede the days entertainment which
will be filled with prize events of all
kinds for which all will be eligible to
enter.
The various committees selected to
work up the program are as follows:
Sports Committee, VIM. Carity, chair
man; Grover Mansfeldt, Rex Miller,
John Murset, j. w. Anderson, VIM.
Evans, Leon H. Brown, c. L. Lynn,
John Lauterbach and Leo Dwyer. The
advertising committee consists of H.
S. Aune, chairman; D. w. Gold and
B. E. Marsh.
E. H. Sebo was selected to head
the Concession committee and will be
assisted by Carl Wickman, Otto Owen,
Continued on last page.l
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-05-30
Gazette is Published
Day Earlier this Week

The Redwood Gazette is being pub
lished and mailed this week on Tues
day so that the proper observance
may be given to Memorial Day by the
Gazette staff. All copies of this is
sue have been mailed so that they will
reach the post office in time for the
regular routes today (Tuesday). All
news Of the Memorial Day program,
both morning and afternoon, will be
published in the next issue on We'd
nesday, June 9th.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-05-30
Gene Shank Placed
Second in Air Race

In race which was scheduled as
part of the first st. Paul to Winni-
peg International Good Will Tour
Gene Shank. famous Redwood Coun-
ty air pilot placed second in the event
from st. Paul to Crookston last Sat-
urday. Thunder johnson of St. Paul.
flying an Eaglerock plane won first.
The Morgan flier, after holding the
lead until the last fifty miles, landed
in Crokston 13 seconds after Johnson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-05-30

Springfield is to have a new dry
cleaning plant and tailor shop accord
ing to a recent announcement of VIM.
Charlton, proprietor of the Redwood
Cleaners. Mr.. Charlton will install a
cleaning plant and will also sell made
to-measure clothes. The opening will
take place on June 9th and the new
institution will be known as the
Springfield Cleaners and Tailors.
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clock. DR.. William
E. Dudley, pastor
of the Park Av-
enue Congrega-
tional church of
Minneapolis will
deliver the address,
using as his SUBJ
ject, Thinking
Straight on Things
That Matter"
There will be a
graduating class of
fifty-fiye from the
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COMMENCEMENT TO
BE HELD FRIDAY
DR.. VIM. E. Dudley to Deliver
Address. Tickets May Be
Reserved at Sward-Kemp.

The forty-third annual Commence
ment exercises will be held in the Lin
coin School auditorium, Friday even
ing, June 1st, beginning at eight o.
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DON'T BLOW AWAY THE SMOKE

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REAL ESTATE

Ao01A ~ = - = -
DUPLEX, close in. 9 rooms, two
baths, double garage, east front,
rent $500. splendid for home or
investment, $6500.00.
BRAND NEW seven room house,
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best part Of east end, cheap 1t
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FIVE ROOM bungalow, close in,
fully modern, reasonable 1t $4,000.
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only $2600.00. on reasonable
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THESE ara only . few e.. the many
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INSURANCE-Fire, tornado, auto
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DO YOUR BUSINESS with the
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F. Z. YOUNG.
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{ g 1923 BY NEA Service

own livelihood. And surely you do
not intend TO 80 on indefinitely
holding q position. Why should
you bother with It at all?" she
added lightly in tones that were
subtly suggestive Of the inconse-
Quencs In which she held the idea
Of Virginia Brewster looking for .
job.
because I will not accept char.
ity." Virginia replied warmly.
But you are engaged. I under.
stand" Mrs. Phelps said suavely.
1T occurred to me that It II rather
needless for you to 90 through all
the unpleasantness and self-denial
Of this sort of thing SO long as you
are not In pursuit Of . career. That
would be different, but as It seems
you are only seeking employment
until you are married I think you
are a very foolish girl to turn your
back upon your proper station and
your real friends"
Virginia considered her remarks
with scant courtesy.
"Yes, ! do intend to marry-at
the end Of tho year. I hope" she
said spiritedly: but IN the mean.
time I must face things % they
are and 1t is impossible for me to
90 to any Of my friends. It n ab-
solutely necessary for mo to Aud
employment"
Mrs. Phelps looked grieved.
''Well. I've tried to show you how
difficult It u.s." she said defensively:
"but IL you still wish US to retain
your application we shall be pleased
to do So"
THANK you," Virginia replied
briefly and departed.
She was quite sure there was
more to the Interview than ap-
peared on the surface. One thing
was certain. Mrs. Phelps indirect
reply to her request for tho name
Of the person who had interfere6
proved to Virginia that her first
suspicion was correct. Someone
had interfered! But who could Il
be?
Virginia cogitatsd over It the rest
Of the afternoon. with. small salts
faction. Quite apparently Il Wa
someone who knew Of her visits
to the agency-someone who did
not wish her to have success there.
Virginia was at q loss to decide
who It might be. She had not men.
toned Mrs. Phelps to anyone, not
even Nathaniel Miss Evans knew:
but she had sent virginia
there. i was preposterous to sup
pose she had bsen responsible for
Mrs. Phelps sudden change Of atti.
tude. Unless but that was ut.
terly absurd. Oliver wouldn't have
had any reason to interfere even Il
Miss Evans had told him Of Wiz.
ginia's plans. But aside from
those who knew that she had
wanted work who could Il b who
would try to stand In her wayl
It came to Virginia In : lash Of
conviction that there was ono per.
son she could always depend upon
to try 70 balk her. Frederick Deahl
But he could not have known what
she WAS dolngl
Virginia tried 70 make herself
believe that he could not. It would
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NOTICE OF STATE BAR EXAMINA-


Notice is hereby given that the
State Bar Board OF the State of
North Dakota will conduct state
bar examination for the purpose oe
examining applicants seeking admis-
sion to the Bar of said State, COM
menc!nG at nine o'clock a. IN. on the
10th day Of July. 1928, at Bismarck.
said state
The following named have filed
notice of their intention to partici-
pate in such examination. viz:
Beckley. oscar r., Bordulac, n. d.
luck, Chas. 5. Jr., Jamestown, y. ID.
Ryrne, NJ. s.. Bowman, n. ID.
COghlan, Mike j., EOlla, y. u.
Freerks, Robert H., jamestown,
~ d.
Garnes. A. L.. Regain, y. d.
Gemmill, Lynn j.. Grand Forks
n. d.
Haveson, A. T. Beulah, n. D.
lsensee. Earl II. A., Fargo, n d.
Jackson, Carthcr, Grand Forks,
n. d.
jacobson. Axel Hjalmar Beach,
n. n.
Kealey, James Arnold. Ashley. N, D.
Knauss, Plato. Bismarck, n. y.
Lembke, Arthur a., Minneapolis.
MINI.
indquist. Carl Oscar Grand Forks.
N. D.
Meland. Bernard NJ. I.arimore, N. d.
Murtha. Donald NJ. Dickinson ~ u.
McGinn, Denis NJ. Grand Forks,
\. ID.
Olson, ]. Raymond. Grand Forks,
n. ID.
Purcell, r. Alvin. Grand Forks.
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M \. e g.! A&iH ri. !!!e !sg:|
DEWEY CRONES

When all the boys" and girls"
OF the party were gathered around
her, Virginia talked to them quietly
and earnestly.
II appreciate all your kindness
Of the past" she told them, 'but
assure you there is nothing have
to say that can be Of any interest
tc your readers"
"Oh now" Miss Brewster. some
one broke in. people want your
point Of view. you know. Just
why you're looking for job"
THAT'S right" echoed another.
Virginia glanced from one speak.
er to the other with deep distress
In her eyes. She looked very white
and shaken and everyone present
felt touch Of compassion for her.
please" she began softly. Don't
press me for story. You all know
that I've suffered greatly. and there
has been so much publicity already.
Surely one lone girl cannot be Of
such Importance that she must be
sacrificed endlessly to satisfy the
curiosity Of the world"
but you're front-page stuff.
Miss Brewster" one of them OBJ
jected. Cant you just say word
or two about being sick Of society
and wanting to be useful or some
thing"
I'm sorry. l can't say anything"
Virginia replied wearily. Then her
voice rose slightly and she spoke
with forced calmness. 1--WE asked
you to come here so I might beg
you to let the public forget about
me-" she said. II am at your
mercy. ladies and gentlemen. Won't
you please spare me?"
THAT sounds like the end of this
trail to me-" a dean among them
remarked soto vocc. But Virginia
heard. She turned quickly to face
him.
THANK you." her lips formulated.
but the words were inaudible.
"You won't change your mind?"
q young suspicious fellow asked.
fearful Of drawing on and then be-
ing scooped.
II pledge my word that shall
say no more than I have" vir.
ginia promised in full understand
ing Of the thought that troubled
him. and others perhaps. "And I
will be undyingly grateful to you
all II you will write no more about
me than you must.
THANK you very much for com.
Ing" she hurried on. Il hope some
day ! may give you some pleasant
news for your papers," she added.
smiling upon them through mist
Of tears. With those who pushed
forward she shook hands and then
broke away to disappear through
q nearby doorway.
Just as she passed out Of sight
she turned to nod in final farewell
to tho men and woman who
watched her 60 with . unanimous
feeling Of good will. Her eye
caught on one Of the group who
stood q little apart-a man she
had not noticed before. and q quick
stab Of pH,hsnsion pierced her
heart.
Ito Be C0ntinued)
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Wright. Thurman. Bismarck. N. d.
Any objections to the participat ton
OF any OF the above In said examinA.
ton. or their subsequent admission
to the Bar OF this State, II successful.
should be filed with the writer prior
to the opening day OF such eaxmina-
tiop.
Dated At Bismarck, North Dakota.
this 7th day OF June, A. ID. 1898.
J. n. NEWTON,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court. and
ex offici0 Secretary Of state
Bar Board. State Of North
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be too narrowing to think that he
was keeping watch on her. Still
there was simply no one else she
could think Of who would have any
incentive to intervene in her affairs
In . way to make her life more
diflcult.
But how had he turned Mrs.
Phelps? Il suppose he told her
what a little idiot I was to refuse
his aid" Virginia stormed holly.
Perhaps he bought her consent to
let me down. But I'd rather think
she really believes I'm making a
fool Of myself" she concluded,
averse to condemning anyone with.
out proof.
The aftermath Of the whole thing
was to leave her with a feeling Of
being in q blind alley without I'm
exit. Miss Evans was inexplicably
unfriendly. Nathaniel could not
help her because she dared not let
him know how badly she needed
advice. oliver was hardly to DO
trusted to have any sensible ideas
and Mr.. Gardiner would undoubt-
eddy urge her to accept q loan or
the uncertain kindness Of friends.
Well. there were other agencies.
The telephone directory would at.
ford their Addresses.
The next day she made the
rounds. deciding to use her own
name. She decided that 1t would
probably leak out anyhow. and she
wanted to show Mr.. Dean, IL he
actually were having her watched.
that she Was not afraid Of anything,
even publicity.
And she got plenty Of It. Some
one who knew 4 newspaperman
tipped him OF that the Brewster
girl was hunting = Job.
During the next few days vir.
ginia was bssiegsd with calls. BY
telephone and In person. Requests
for an interview and her story came
from every direction. Virginia
knew the resourcsfulness Of the
men she had to deal with. In fact
she knew several Of them by sight.
liked them. too. for she and her
father had always bssn we'll treated
BY the press: and they In their turn
had recognised the fact that rich
people are news" and had never
been disagreeable to those whose
line Of duty crossed their path.
But she hardly know what to
do when they stormed her On
mssss. and when she appealed IA
Mr.. Gardiner and Nathaniel for ad
vice they told her to remain in Sc
clusion and to refuse to talk. even
to employees Of the hotel. Still there
were stories and pictures Just the
same. and the pleas for On inter
view did not cease. Finally vir
giuia used her own judgment. called
tho editorial odlcee Of the different
nswspapers ana asked to have I 70
porter sent to her Ct Z certain hour
that day.
The hotel management. elated
with the publicity she was bringing
them. arranged her reception K
tho representatives Of the press II
great style. They even went - fal
IN their hospitality % to serve n
treatments.
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Carnavronshire boasts the small
est house in Britain. Il stands q
the quay at Conway, and 10 built u
the hack Of the old town wall. III
frontage measures q inches, dsptl
100 inches and heighth 122 inches; /
consists Of two rooms and until [,
few years ago was occupied BY !
man who stood 8 feet B inches.
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n. u.
Rex. s. Theodore. Grand Forks.
n. d.
Scharf, F.. Leroy. Halliday. n. D.
Schell. w. r., Beach, N. u.
Sorenson. Shirley A., Sherwood.
n. u.
Stephan. Leonard A. W., Sanborn,
n. u.
Stockstad. Clayton o.. Minor, N. D.
TanYen. Peter c.. Minot. N. d.
Van Osdel, Franklin j., Grand
Forks, N. u.
Wilson. Wesley Kenneth. Endcrlin.
N. d.
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FOR EXCHANGE

@
FOR TRADE-Quarter section Ram.
sey county land near Nikoma. All
under pillow, several Mclean coun.
ty farms we'll improved, near
town. some clear and some with
first mortgages. Will take clear
or encumbe. ed Bismarck city pro-
perty. Write owner Box lis, Bis
marck. North DAKOTA.
FOR TRADE-64O acres improved
farm 8 miles least of Bismarck
for property in Southern Califor-
MIA. j. C. Pinker, 1O49 So. Bixel,
St.. Los Angeles.
FOR TRADE-$25O.OO credit on new
car. Will sell at bargain or
trade for a light used car. Call
Joe Goddard. Phone 300.
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BABY CHICK

REDUCED PRICES = Quality
Chicks. State accredited. Per
100; Leghorns 81; Anconas, Rocks,
Reds, Orpingtons, Wyandottes So;
Assorted $3.50. From heavy
layers. 100 per cent live dcliv-
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Columbia. Mo.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Practically new mod
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Also private entrance, SO2 Second
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FOR RENT-Practically new mod
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FOR RENT-Nice 5 room modern
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FOR RENT-Furnished or untur-
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED

VIRGINIA BREWSTER, after
losing both father md wealth.
consents to make her home with
CLARlSSA DEAN ind her father.
DEAN plots to sepaPate her from
her fance. NATHANIEL DAMN.
hut fails and later II forced -
pny blaclkmail to = MRS. FAR.
LEY or face a scandal.
CLARI0SA becomes Jealous Of
her and VIRGINIA resolves to
lenve. INIT DEAN inslsts that she
marry HIM. when she refuses. he
threatens to reveal the fact that
her father cheated Min ont NJ
100000 In boot1egging denl.
Reckless1y, she pFOmIses to earn
enough to rewRy him In one year
-Or mnFry him.
VIRGINIA leaves hut has 70
pawn 4 ring to tide over until she
ran And q pOsltfOn. She goes to
NIEI'S studio. but her Joy ut See
Ing him In clOudeA because abe
dare not reveal her financial nee6
ar her promise to DEANs and avs0
because 01 the familiarity with
which his model. CHIRI. treats
NIEL.
she seeks work through an
agency but without success. Vuou
rvrivtnW at her hotel On~ evening.
she finds orchids from DEAN nrd
wondePs how he learned her nd.
dress. MEL takes her ont tn dine
and on the way home VIRGINIA
notices 4 man whom abe hns sus.
pected NJ shadowing her for sew.
ernl days.
Next morning sA~ eal.s m
broker friend. OLIVER CUTTER.
Who has promiaed to help her.
His secretary sudAenly seems
nlOOf nft~r having been friendly
to VIRGINIA 1T Nrat. A call from
thu ngency brings hope.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER xxx.
Mrs. PHELPS flushed slowly un
- der virginia's straightforward
question and her glance slipped un
easily away from the girls face Il
the glass.topped desk.
I'm not really trying to dis
courage you" she protested lamely;
but I've been thinking about yor
and It seems well, q bit ab
surd for Z girl Of your position tt
be subject to such-er. indignitiel
as you met at the Gernsners.'
There we're no indignities," Wiz
ginia stated gravely. MRS. Germs
ner lost her temper. It's true. but
I'm sure she felt she had sumcisn1
reason to do 70. And O. FIR % m,
position Is concerned. !. II II tina
OF Z girl who must take whatever
comes to her In the effort to 50
work."
that's Just the point wish h
make, my dear. Is It necessary To-
you to get work? Don't you thinl
It would be moro becoming Il 70,
allowed your friends to assist your
A frown appeared on virginiai
forehead. to BE- quickly followed b!
raised eyebrows. She smiled coldl!
and shook her head. u assume 20,
have been in communication Will
someone who has advised yol
against helping me" she sail
stinly. MAY AK who It was?"
Mrs. Phelps lifted her chin |
trifle. Il an telling you what ] b.
lieve IL Tor your best interest" Oh
anwered evasively. you have y
idea. I'm sure. what It will meal
to you to undertake TO earn you
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lots FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
MINNESOTA LAKE SHORE lots
for sale. Sixty beautiful wooded
lots on two lakes. Fine fishing.
Cabins to rent or built to order
and sold on easy payments S. W..
COrwin, Bismarck, N. D.
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Earn So An Hour

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FEMALE HELP WANTED
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WANTED

WORK WANTED
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BOY WANTS work on farm, can
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