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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31
2. Rankin Outlines
Policies Of State Government

special interest,
should own the
government, for
the government
belongs to the
people"
Mr.. Rankin's
address follows:
"This is the
twentieth time
since state hood
that the Repub-
licans have met
to formulate a
declaration of
principles fO r
the republican
party of Mon
tana.
"It is signifi-
cant, however,
that in the 40
- AI~4 L0xv0
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31
SINKING SPELL ENDS IN
DEATH AT 3:45 A. M.

Immediate Members of Family Bedside in Executive Man
sion Consciousness Leaves Relapse Follows Sum
day RalIy-Heart Failure Ascrbed Cause of Demise
Lieut.. Governor Walter Maddox Called From Farm to
Assume Governorship Executive is Progressive.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31

Henry Gronvold of the Antelope
territory motOred to the county seat
Friday. Henry was one of those who
was hard hit by hail this year.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31

What Young Sheridan County Lady wants to represent this
% Princess at the Montana State Fair at Helena feted
and entertained for entire week. participate in the
Queen Of Montana and be received by the Governor
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31
Sheridan County Fair Will Be
Held From October 10 to Il
Annual Event Promises be Bigger than Ever-Fne Prizes
For Winners-C Community Booths New Feature of Fair
Livestock Demonstration Train Here October 18th.

The members of the board of the Sheridan County Fair held
meeting the County Agents office Wednesday evening August
22 at which time made for staging the county fair
October 1O and IL The for holding the county fair
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31
Republican Nominee for Governor Discusses Serious Prob
lens Confronting the Next Montana Administration.

Prefacing his address to the Republican platform with
probation of Herbert Hoover the Republican presidential
ddate Wellington Rankin the parys candidate for governor,
declared 1--WE singuary fortunate to have who has
spent all the formative years his life in the west living Iowa.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31

Butte Aug 25-Oficials and attorneys of the Anaconda Cop
Mining Company devoted Wednesday to the task OF reorgaz
the several corporations involved in the sale to that company
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31

John Swangstu, one of Jim Hills
is having trouble with the
floaters this year who carry off his
firewood.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31
AC. M. Completes Purchase
Of W. A. Clark Properties

Deal Made for Cash Consideration But Sum Is Not Reveal
ed-PossessiOn Given to Copper Company Wednesday Is
RepOr-C. F. Kelley President of Mining Concern, Makes
Announcement.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-08-31
1G0VERNOR S0RLIE OF NORTHDAKOTA DIED TUESDAY
Who Will Be Princess of Sheridan County This Year?
prK YOUR FAVORlTE CANDIDATE;
SEND Her NAME In AT ONCE

n Will Win This Free Trip to Montana State Fair? All
yDenses Paid and Royal Entertainment for Young Lady
Wnnng the Diadem in Contest Conducted by Montana
Gate Fair Board and The Producers News.
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HKLP-..-EfE MALE.

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sALE-AUToMoBrLEs.
EMERSON & ORME.
GOLD SEAL BUICK.
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Dodge 1926 B Coupe.
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Open Evenings and Sundays.
You can find the car you are
looking for at a price that will
please. Small cash payment at
the
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1910 18th St. NV
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TENodRAPHER-TYPls evenines: manu-
script work; liberal remuneration Apply
Room 70S District National Bank Building. .
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PERSONAL.

FRAUDULENT STOCKS AND BoNDS--WE
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Desirable positions arc avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating
good salary paid while learning,
with increases at frequent inter
walls Apply to Application
Dept, Room |, 20 18th St.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

eoyTHERN BnOTnEFs Employment seFY-
ICE Mrs l. II Muller, vocational eoun'
ssIpr, 1898 ST. n.w Nam ss7i
gTEG1GRAP PIERS, s20-s25 wk No chaFge
ghieSs PLACED WASHINGTON Employment E1-
Grange. ia National Press Bldg. 18th p
eTEHOO.. typ.st bookkeeper. c!eriesl help
ctr Free fe2istry Main 1883 1888 q 81 "
BOYD Employment Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09

Our recent sale Of Gold Seal
used cars left Ms with many
good buys. Here are a lew;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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years Sn-w2y touch typins. spelling; BUS
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BOYD SCHOOL, i33s q Main 1899
TRANsLATiNo AND TUToRINC-.F FRENCH,
Spanish. Italian MRs CIERS, 1922 Cal
ssri Phone Col. a0sI g
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.sAYn. Telephone switchboard operating emu
kioyment pays veil Course T. resSons pc
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forts are seVp.ec TO preparing students Tor
positions in the beauty culture profession.
Tnis is rot beauty psrlor and there IS 10
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ssYsatsgss Of our specialization. Masetis
Honour School Of Beauty Culture. Inc, GIT
iAth 81 NV. Fl SlSSa $50. --
ZEN. WOMEE--JQos for linotype operators;
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AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN
a4ire about 0uE nev method, licensed wuits
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
Ia 5 ce1ts Der line additional 20 the
regular line rate
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BEAUTY PARLORS

BEAUTY fANLON0.
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hair cut with permanent. French marcel
waves, so cents BY appointment only.
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SALESMAN
To Sell Accounting Machines.


q SKI INAAVuIIIIIIN Idt IFFFiN9s
Ore With these SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS
preferred.
/ General knowledEe Of ACCOUNTING
z. General knowledge Of Y. s. Government
ACCOUNTING methods
3. Seiiing experience.
To O man who possesses the above 6PE-
cIAL QUALIFICATIONS. tosetheT with the
usual requirements for success-honesty. am
hilton. etr-v viii be glad 10 paw salary
commensurate with his ability.
Apply By letter Immediately. stating your
sse- education. experience and general IN
formation.
Your application viii be considered cen
6dentisl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-09
SECTRTTY Statesmen.

Experienced. with vide secuaiutance in
WASHINGTON vino are capable OF selling 20
highest class CT business and professional
men We can use only intelligent, well
dressed, vigorous statesmen OF unauegtionable
standing Proposition is well known locally
and Is developirg fast. Permanent position
and unlimited opportunity for big money
Apply room sz2 Investment Building.
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sALEsMEN BY large, reputable. lonr-estab-
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With Us Men IN other territories are sell
ira 81 per cent Of the prospects, to whom
the proposition is presented. The entire
District of Columbia and Virginia is virgin
territory for this most attractive sales prop
0kit3on. Call for interview. See Mr.. LOUIS
y<faY At Hotel WARRINGTON
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made TO the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
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Hrr,p-mAIr

ADJUsTTR--Niust know city well and have
car Before am. see Mr.. Dawson, 5o9
Mather Bids, eie @ So NV.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

NEN fTo between 20 and IS. interested in
geftinx into aviation: good opportunity tor
Ten that car qualify: atate sse. position
telephone number Address BOX 1000. Chevy
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EIGHT Statesmen
-experienced preferred: viii have exclusive
territory and must be willing to Work With
out BEING prodded; good future prospects 70
3roducere: commission and bonus: can use
few college men for vacation work: Apply
Mr. Greenfield, Room 32s Bond Bldg g
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i4i2 KENNEDY--Second-n cer front; hot and
colo water In rooms windows; bath adtcln-
ms detached residences near bus ana car
and nary, xnif Adams Ai9I
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PAPERHANGING, PAINTING AND PLAS-
TERING a specially. We also install hot
water heat. porches. screened and built.
bath. plumbing. etc. scrape and lay new
floors make and hang AWNINGS and window
shades--in fact. any Improvement or alters
ton your home may need We use Dutch
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on premises. so ingredients may be seen.
This Is nrst-class established company. All
our work guaranteed: paperhangiag guar
anteed Gin writingl for s years. References
supplied upon reaucst. Cash or terms up to
years. Free estimates. Peoples Home Deco
rating Co., ire, SIT 9th st. NV. Main 74i8.
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ILLINOIS AVE AT SHERMAN CIRCLE
Larse newly furnished room WIN tslephoRnf'
3AAi 10Th S.r NV rcanas for houSekNep-
ina cleo. gas, porch; SIS, Phone Columbia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
French Prefer Their
 Film Shows Talkless

PARIS, Aug. 2.-Talking- movies have no artistic destiny" in France. M. Leon Moussinac, one of the foremost French film crit ics. believes that their importance is "at best, only documentary
 Comedia, principal French theat- rical and motion picture Dewspa- per, is making nation- wide in vestigation of talking AL most all of the answers from the French critics of technicians are unfavorable. The French think it no more reasonable to add speech to the movies than to sculpture or painting.
 That America has already gone very far in the development of talking movies is certainly possi- ble. but only so much the worse for American taste," says M. Mau- rice J. Champel, movie producer of Paris. q frankly admit that talking movies have always mov- ed me to laughter, and I hardly think 1t probable, even after the recent remarks of MT. Jesse L. Lasky, that this so- called invention is important enough to modify the future of French film production"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
PADLOCKED CABARET
 NOW BOXING ARENA

s CHICAGO, Aug. g. Rairbo Gardens, once one of Chicago's most popular night clubs, has be- come the "Hippodrome," home de luxe of boxing and wrestling. The night club was recently padlocked by the government.
 But the atmosphere of the once famous cabaret. called Mayor Will liam Hale Thompson's playground was not missed when the doors swung open for the first boxing show which the collegian, Les Mariner. scored his sixteenth straight knockout
 There were the same smartly dressed footmen at the door. The ticket takers were in uniform, and the ushers in formal evening dress, showed the fans to their seats. The judges and announcer, also, were Tn evening clothes.
 : Upholstered ring-side seats and bleachers with comfortable chasl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
FOUR EVENTS IN 0LYMPICS
 LOST BY J. s,
American Athletes Have Most Disastrous Day
 in World Games

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2.-Am- erican athletes experienced the most disastrous day in the Olym- pie track and field competition thus far when they were unable to gain single championship of four decided.
 The 1,500 meter race went to Harry Larva, of Finland. Ray Conger, American was tenth.
 In the running hop, step and jump, Mijio Odasof, of Japan, won with Levi Casey, American, second.
 The 800 meter race for women went to Frau Lima Radke, of Germany with Florence MacDon- aid, American, sixth.
 All four javelin throwers were eliminated by Sweden. E. H. Lundquist, of Sweden, won the javelin throw.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
DAWSON PIONEER DIES

Max Lebreux, aged Fl, for 25 years resident of the Dawson country, dropped dead in Adam Rystogi's City Cafe. Dawson. Le- breux was native of the Prov ince of Quebec, coming from near Montreal, and located in Dawson in 1903. He mined and pros pected for sometime and then be- came a woodchcpper. III health brought him into town few weeks ago and he lived at a Dawson hotel, and was taking things easy. He was seized with a coughing fit and fell to the floor of the restaurant. Before aid could be administered he was dead. There are no known rela- tives and the funeral was at Dawson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
DIXIE CHAMP, IS, SEEKS NATIONAL
 TENNIS HONORS

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 2.-Bryan Grant, 1S-year-old Atlantan, who recently successfully defended his Southern tennis title, will try fer national honors when the annual tournament is held at Forest Hills. N. Y., late this summer.
 The youngster decided to ent 3: the national following his success in Louisville, Ky, where he wDa the Dixie event by marching on through half dozen opponents in straight sets.
 Although very small in both stat ure and weight-resembling little Bill Johnston somewhat-he has always displayed great skill in making placements, lobbing, pass ing and rowing the court.
 His followers believe he will demonstrate future Davis cup team calibre when he plays at Forest Hills.
 Grant, the son of a former Southern champion, was taught the game by his father.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
Babe Hits One Euc1y Eighth inc dt Bat

NTW YORK. Az. 2.- Here's a new statistical angle to Babe Ruth's home-run ram- page this season: He clouts ono for the circuit on the average of every eighth time he goes 10 hat.
 That was his average in cludirg the game of July 22 when his record showed 312 times to bat and 39 home runs. In those 3f2 times to bat he had made 9S hits which meant that approxi- mately two of every five hits were for the circuit.
 Last season Ruth made 60 home runs in 5i0 times at bat, or on the average of one every ninth time he faced a pitcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02

upon public life and from which the parties seek to recruit them selves, has not seen the imperial regime, has experienced the war only as bringing want and poverty during childhood, and has had tho monarchical idea rendered de5- picable in it's eyes by state and school" This is all the more reason, the count finds, for ouila- ing up anew "the monarchist cou- viction and the will to re-estab- fish the glories of kaiserism.
 Both viewpoints-that of Lam- bach and of Count Westarp-find strong partisans among the rank and file of the party membership. The Hamburg section of the party demanded that Lambach be read out of the party. Dr. Gottfried von Dryander, member of the Reichstag and son of late Court Preacher to William II, suggested that Bismarck would today go at the problem of saving Germany and building up a strong state without dynastic sentimentaliIy and without the Byzantinism of courtiers."
 The Hanover Trade Union con- mittee of the nationalist party served notice that if Lambach were to be thrown out of the party, the Christian National en- plOyes would almost without ex- ception turn their backs to the party" A resolution to some-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
Rock a Mile Square
 Ayes Texas Visitors
FREDERICKSBURG. Texas.

FREDERICKSBURG, Texas, Aug. 2.-A colossal bald knob. nrotruding above the surface Of the earth. excites the awe and wonder Of Texans and tourists from othe9 States.
 IL is q single, dome-shaped piece of red granite. 100 feet high and covering square mile near here. Il is the result of some cataeylsm in prehistoric times.
 Although Enchanted Rock. " as it is known. has not been utilized commercially as have other nearby granite deposits, it's enYirt ns intrigue adventurous ex- plorers. Within it are deep caves picturesque g1teways, hanging gardens and jagged ehasma.
 Indians aseribcd mystic potan- cics to the huge rock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02

leaves of the "g' in "ihg" word overworks the "ain't" and smooth's over his "t's" into "d's." The aris- tocrat does none of these things.
 It has been the writer's privi- lege to make series of talks to clubs and societies of the poorer sections of London. Tho recep- tion given by the cockney people was uniformly cordial. Tie talks were all American and I was as- sured that the attendance was larger than usual. Judging from the questions which followed these talks, these working-class people are keenly interested in the TO- public in the west, and their quea- tions evidenced a knowledge of America which was something startling.
 They were particularly interest ed in knowing the condition of American workmen of tho cores bonding grade as themselves Was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
American League
Juneau City League
PARIS rEMlNlsrs WIN

j PARIS, Aug. 2.-French sena- tors blocking votes for women
 must henceforth fight in the opeL. During the past 10 years bills ex- tending suffrage to women have been killed in the senate by anony-
 nous votes. Sentiment against the innovation has always been so dominant in the upper house that voting was done by show of hands, precluding the possibility Of a record. Senator Louis Maj tin, a strong supporter of the right of wQHlen to. vote. has nov de- manded f6if csiis.' ua V 5ss'9 - 'a 's....
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02

what similar purport was adopted by the German national unionist of Osnabrueck. And the "Ost- preussische Zeitung" of Koenigs- berg observed: "Lambach may have been influenced by the real ization which many in our party share that there are too many hypocrites who publicly render lip service to the monarchist idea but long ago have turned rcpubli- cans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-02
CALIFORNIA U
 WINS ROWING
 LYMP|C

SLOTEN, Holland, Aug. D. The University of California's eight pared crew won the first race in the Olympic regatta to- day when the Americans defeated the Belgian eight over a 1000 meter course by eight lengths. The varsity crew was never ex- tended to their full efforts dur ing the race.