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NOTICE OF MORTGAGES FORE
CLOSURE SALE


Notice il hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by bismarck Reality company,
y corporation. mortgagor to Rachel
a. Raymond. mortssges; dated late. the
filed for record in the office OF the
Register OF Deeds Of the County OF
on the End day Of May. A. D. 1917.
Md duly recorded in nSok h fort Of
closed by sale Of the promises In such
mortgagh and hereinafter described.
at tho ffont door Of the court house
at bismarck, In the County Of Bur
the hour o Of two O'clock i p. n. on the he
3rd day Of May. A. D.. 1898. to satisfy
tho amount due upon such mortgage
on the day Of sale, The premises
described tx,,s ID liz II such mortgage and which
described ~ follows. to.wit:
tSrE1-4) OF section six (6l
township one hundred
~ I..Is ns0; north Or, h
S7s) west Of tho Fifth
Principal Meridian. and
containing one hundred
and sixty usW acres
more or less according to
the United States Govern
ment survey thereof
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date OF sale the sum Of One
Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety seven
and $4,000 Dollars ($1,SS7.3O together
with the legal costs and fees Of fore
closure.
Dated March 81, 1928.
RACHEL RAYMOND
Mort6agec.
Zuger e. Tillotson.
Attorneys for McrtgaGee,
Bismarck. North Dakota.
(3.22-c9 4-5.l2-l9-26)
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THIS RAs nAPPrNEp

The sumnep she % %. SALLY
FORD % alarmed O0ts % GLEN
CARSON. N Uoeoueh eaRmeR an6
severe taslkmeeteps sd oeavee The
oSDAaaaGe. which . tAe oaDy Aeme
she knoyvs GfoO The time che =
feuP. ~ the fas0 she meets
DAVID NASH. han1seme eysung
stu6ent who % workiag - the
Casses ear0 ter the se9aer. pre-
erasdfather's acres which sdjeis
David Ukee che little orDhan
AID gla1nly shevvs Ae Urefsre her
70 PEARL. Casson's daughter.
This angees both Peas1 an0 her
father. Ose nlgAt when sally
aud DavlA are waiting. sbe tells
him she fears Caseeo % gooog %
take hes beek g the Boms. The
.ext aay sally iasees.t!y gees
Oh farni.s. They are stsrtie1
20 eco Carsos's face appear ~ The
little attic wiadow. OAvea % 20
lnlurlate1 with Carson's lnsloo.
atlng re0arks that he strikes
HIN. seadlng hin eSeahjsg % the
gpo0n1. Net kaowlDg whether
Carson % dead % pot. DAVID end
Sally 1un away. Oov5o tells her
she 1ust 20 back - the 0o0e.
eMe- she sefuses aso. - Gays be
algAt they strike cot aePoss oel1s
Ter stanton. AZ doybreak they
eeooo q sa1lroao track ana zee
e601ng toWae1 them . ea4ulvaD
trails. The trails slows - near
them and Salty sees ~ cid friend.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
ITO Sally It was all like q dream.
= . fantastic. lovely dream-ex.
cept that In dreams you are never
permitted to eat the feast that
your hunger makes 20 real. And
not even in . dream could she
have imagined anything 90 good
q tho thick. furry. dark brown
buekwheat cakes. plastsred with
golden butter and swimming In
maple syrup.
And Eddie Cobb's voice seemed
real enough. although the things
be Was telling her and David IN
the hastily erected cook tent Ger
tainly had dream.like qualities
This IL . pretty good OUTFIT. We
carry our own show train. even foI
the short Jumps. and the star per
formers and the big boss and the
barkers-when they're hush-ea,
In tho dining car. Got . special
cook for the big bugs. walters and
everything. 'Course sometimes VI
cant get show grounds clos,
enough to tho railroad to use thl
cars much. but IN this burg we'rl
lucky enough to ct . lot pretty
clost % . siding. The performer
will sleep IN their berths, less'n Il
gets too hot and they want theil
tents pitched on the lot"
~What DO you do In the carni
val. Eddis!" Sally asked respect
fully.
'0h. I'm helpin' Lucky Looey o.
the wheels. Camblin' concessions
you KNOW he enlarged grandly
"Looey's got three kewpie DOLL
booths and I'm II charge Of on
Of 'om. Old Bybes- Wihfeld By
bee-owus tho show and travels
with it-uot like most owners. H,
owns the concessions and lets q,
concessionAlsos operate EN- on per
centagA He owns the freaks anl
the eirlio show and the high.divel
And al khn PnAams FnNknka-fnPpat
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LOST

LOST-Set Of truck chains, jack
and tank hose between Still and
Bismarck Tuesday night. Return
to Texaco filling station, Bis
marck, for reward.
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F. E. YOUNG.
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALlTwo Fordson tractors
with plows, one 1913 Twin City
tractor, one 1920 Rumely tractor.
These tractors ore all in good
condition and ready to 60 in the
field. Come and see them. e. w.
And ,rson, Mckenzie, N. d.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over SOC
styles and lies. We have one Ia
fit your business. w. E. Stitxel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D. &
FOR SALE-Cho:ce Imported Ger.
man Rollers snd Hartx Mountain,
also .lative singers. Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 116-J, jacob
Bull, Dickinson. N. D.. Box 72S.
RAOIO-Resl bargain. Good Zenith
radio completely installed only
$4,000, time If desired. Write
Tribune Ad. No. 16.
FOR SALE-Minnesota No. GA
Gopher oats at Toe per bushel.
Address Peter Davidson, McKen-
zie, N. Oak.
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ders Of his Prince Albert coat.
I'D like to speak to you a min.
ute, sir" Eddie urged meekly.
After another frowning. consider.
Ing up-and-down glance at David
and Sally. but particularly at Sally.
the big man strobe away With
Eddie, out OF earshot.
III the big man does take US.
you won't be sorry. will you.
David?" Sally whispered. clinging
to David's hand.
"Dear little SALLY" David drew
her close against him for q mo-
ment. They stood close to each
other. Sally not caring II the In.
terview between Bybee and Eddie
prolonged itself unfortunately. for
David was there.
But after only q few minutes
Winfield Bybee and Eddie came
across tho stubble toward them.
Bybee spoke. grulfly:
eddie here has been telling me
that you two kids have got your.
selves into . peck Of trouble. and
want TO hide out . bit. Well.
reckon q travelling carnival Is
about the best place In Gods world
to hide. Anybody that wants to
bother you will have to deal with
Winfield Bybee. and ! amt yet
turned any Of my family over to .
village constable. Now. Dave
that your nAme?-if you want to
keep ont Of sight. reckon I'd bet.
ter let you help Buck. the cook or.
the privilege car.
Sometimes Buck Gets too
chumn1y with . bootlegger and biz
K. r. he's to rustic the chow alopAI
but otherwise the boys III righE
And you, Sally HE keen eyoD
narrowed speculatively. took in -
little flushed tAco. the bic 49,
sparkling Then ono q hi ~
hands reached ont ana 1ltto1 -
heavy braid d block hair MI No.
| % her waist wele 81 ~ etoo i
thouGhtfully. 81
/ no - . 81
salrs ~ ~
~ 1ecense : ~ d i n y
~ - ~ Ii a.
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DRpENDABLE USED Cars

EARLY SPRING gives you the
largest selection and biggest bar
gains in used car, to b had At
any other time Of the year. "a
Studebaker coach, refinished, like
new; '26 Buick Master coach,
little mileage, perfect condition;
20 Oldsmobile De Luxe sedan at
. bargain for quick sale; '2d
Dodge sedan, leather upholstered;
,26 Oldsmobile coach; 20 Dodge
sedan, leather upholstery. These
arc guaranteed used cars. Easy
time payments.
NJ. b. GILMAN co.
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Statesmen

AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN-l
you are in earnest and want to
make connection where you can
make $500 to 500 weekly, we
have the proposition with . re-
liable company producing q quail
ity line Of attractive fast selling
merchandise fer the entire FAM
lily. Complete sample line fur
nishsd. For, full information,
write Minnesota Wooden Com
pany. Duluth, MINI.
SALESMAN WANTED-Attractive
proposition for young man in our
sales department. Apply person
ally lit Fifth street between. S
and 6 o'clock.
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HORRIBLE EXAMPLE

TIN gong to bring Ferguson
home tonight"
"Why, we haven't a thing to cat
in the house. the cook is in bad
temper, the baby has tooth COM
ing, and mother will be here"
That's just why ] m going 10
bring him home. The young idiot
is thinking Of getting married.
Tit Bits.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-. . 2 s. ~. q. - 49, PIT NE 82-
FOR SALE

BUNGALOW, five rooms and bath.
new and Ill modern. garage, good
|. location, south front. Price
4l06O.00. Terms.
HOUSE Eight rooms and bath, all
modern and in splendid condition,
fine location. A desirable home.
|. Full lot. Price $76O0.00. Terms.
BUNCALOW-New stucco, five
rooms and bath, vestibule, five
closets. Splendid arrangement,
newest design, full partitioned
basement. Garage. Price $5500.00.
BUNGAIow-six rooms and bath,
all modern, glazed porch, hot wa
ter heat, living and dining room
finished in oak. Price $4750.00.
HoUs Sc rooms and bath. stuc-
CO and brand new, fire place, hot
water heat, garage attached to
house, east front, fine trees. Price
$725O.00. Ready for occupancy
May LIST, 1929
HOUSE-Six rooms and bath, mod
ern, hot water heat, porch, east
front, double garage. Price
$3S00.00, $4,000 cash, balance
monthly payments.
HOUSE-Eight rooms. partly mod
ern, half block ground, fine chick
en- ranch. Price 100000.
With spring rapidly approaching
you will want to get located in your
OWN HOME. and senjoy the con-
tentment and satisfaction Of real
; life.
We write every form Of insur-
ance in good old reliable Insurance
Companies.
Phone 1873
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECUR-
ITY COMPANY, INC.
AEe: ...:Al Yas-~A G.an~anAs. HnaL
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At Blowing Rock, high in the
North Carolina mountains, q hat
sailed out over the chasm below will
be caught by the wind and returned
to its owner.
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Sunday Island, in the Pacific, is
said to be the tallest mountain in
the world. as it rises 1000 feet out
of 5 miles of water, making its
height nearly 10000 feet.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Six room and bath
bungalow, hotwater heat. Close
in. Also for sale: A kitchen range
with water front, $500. Phone
9O5 after $500 p. m.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house with garage, also for sale
rent or trade, z city garden lots
and II section land near Wing
Inquire A. E. Ship.
FOR RENT-April LIST room. mod.
ern house, hot water heat, full
basement. Also garage. Call
676-M after 8 p: m.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house at 7O1 Front street. In.
quire. at 511 Second street OF
phone 317. -. : SO ss'se 1865
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FOR SALE

A NEW STuCCO BUNGALOW
that is strictly modern, hardwood
floors, furnace heat, |. two bed
rooms, large closets, sun parlor,
full basement, basement garage.
East front, low taxes, good loca-
tion. Ssles price $650o.0o. Good
terms.
A FIVE YEAR OLD MODERN
bungalow. oak floors, two bed
rooms, large closets, oak trim in
living room and dining room,
breakfast nook in kitchen; full
partitioned basement, outside
double garage. South front, good
location. Sales price $6750.00.
Terms.
A VERY FINE HOME, STRICTLY
modern, four large bedrooms,
hardwood floors and trim, fire.
place, hot water heat. full parti-
toned basement, laapdry room.
South front, good cetaop. Saies
price $780, Coz 5 3 !. B 49,
SIX ROOM MoDfRl q No Z q 4 DRY
house, fire place. ketaE e6 oors,
full basement south
front, good l0eat3a r9 price
$650o.00. Very J66a
FIVE ROOM srucco xhgrLE
bungalow, modern. basanS faxs
age, furnace he44, nice LOT s0utk
front. Sales price $4700. Terms.
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
part basement, furnace u2ats good
location Sales price @oe00.O0:
Good terms.
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house. water, lights, bath. east
front. Sales price $2S0o.0o. Good
terms.
We ROOM ,PARTL - MODERN
house, hardwood fleors. water,
l sssse. 1 casd s ss1s iles prise
A LARGE BOOMING HOUSE,
modern, in reed Of soma repairs,
located close to Catholic church
and school, immediate possession.
Sales price $500, $4,000 cash
down and monthly ps. nents.
THIS AGENCY ALWAYS HAS 4
good full complete list Of Bis
narck's houses and lots ~ with
prices 70 III any buy4t. atch
TIA East ~ fnss - TT lfT&
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
LOTS FOR SALE-Now is the time
to make plans for your summer
vacation. Why not buy lot and
build a cottage on the shores Of
Island lake which abounds With
fish and game? One of the pref
test lakes in Minnesota. Must be
SET to be appreciated. Lots 50x
$50, $3.50 and UP. Write or call
A. L. Woodmark, 210 Broadway,
Bismarck, N. d.
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APARTMENTS

APAMvME NTS u
FOR RENT-Two room apartment.
gas range and mstly new efurni-.
ture., Also small ssleepiag. room
and garage for rent. Hazeihurst,
AL Fifth street. Phone 273.
For. RENT-Four room unfur-
nished apartment, hot water heat
and hot water sfurnished... Screened
porch Phone 11R8.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
housekeeping apartment on
ground floor. Private entrance.
422 Fifth street.
FOR RENT-April first. three room
apartment, ground floor, beauti-
fully furnished. Call at 12O w.
Rosser.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished four
ROOM apartment, with private
bath. 802 Second street or phone
105O-R.
FOR RENT-Modern, aparement. L.
K. Thompson. Phone 2S7.
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RtNJms roR RENT

FOR RENT-Clean furnished sleep
ing rooms, also un{urnished
rooms for light housekeeping In
modern home. Close in. Csll 1t
FOR RENT-Sleeping room ia
modern home suitable fot one or
two. Gentlemen only. Close In.
Call at AIS Fourth street or phone
1852.
FOR RENT-1leasant rooms in
modern home With or without
board. Home privileges. Cali at
BIC Main. Phone 1zll-M.
WELL FURNISHED room in nice
private home. Close in. Always
hot water. Gentleman only. In
quire 502 Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room suit
able for gentlemen, one block
west of postoffice. Mrs. L. Logan,
208 Second street.
FOR RENT-April LIST, three nice
well ventilated rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping room
in new home. Suitable for two.
Ladies preferred. Call at. HOG
Thaver Ave.
FOR RENT-Two light housekeep-
ing roms on ground floor. Mod
ern with gas stove. 1922 Broad
way.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. Call at
SIS Third street. Phone lit.
FOR RENT-Furnished room suit
able for one or two. Call at AIS
Seventh street. Phone 844-J.>
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
ing room in modern home. Call
ct 219 Tenth street. Phone 635-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in a
modern home. GOT Sixth street.
Phone 1872.
FOR RENT-Room at 4O6 Sixth
street. Phone 4S1. Mrs. j. E.
Dawson.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, 314
IL Main street. Mrs. K. A. Grit
fin.
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AvJNgM0X8 az
OF Burleigh.
IN DISTRICT COURT Fourth Judi
>cial District. 60 vi I.
Hugo H. Solbeyg, Plaintiff
VI. !.
AL persons unknown claiming any ny
estate or interest In. or Hen or
jncumbrance upon tho property
described i'll the complaint,
N. Defendants.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above Defendants: IA
You. and each ono OF you arc here-
by summoned to answer tho complaint
In this action. which Is filed In the
office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Rurleigh County. North Da-
kota, and to serve copy OF your an
swer upon the subscribers at their
office In the City of bismarck, In
Burleigh County. North Dakota,
within thirty days after the = service
Of this summons upon you, exclusive
OF the day OF such service, and in
case OF your failure to appear or an
ower Judgment will be taken against
you by default for tho relief de.
handed In the COMPLAINT
Dated ut Bismarck, North Dakota.
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WANTED-Reliable psfties to buy
cream for US on commission basis.
Also want to get in touch with in
dependent buyers and direct ship
pers. Moose Lake Creamery Co.,
Moose. Lake. Minnesota.
WANTED AT ONCE-25 men. "a
learn barber trade. Systematic
training for best positions. Cata-
log hee. Moler Barber College,
Butte, Mont; Fargo. N. D.
WANTED-Young man for book
keeping and some stenographic
work., Inquire Capital Chevrolet
Company, Bismarck, North Dako-
t..
WANTED-Bridge foreman, must
understand constructi6p. C. II.
Rue. Phone 13O4-W. $
WANTED-Waiter at O'Brien's
Cafe:>
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MALE f.1LP WANTED

WANTED : industrious
person to make sales Of $3.50 Ito
$500 month or more introducing
and supplying. the demand 1pE
kawleigh Household Products in
p. LIZ Norton county. Rawleigh
Methods get business everywhere.
No selling experience required.
We supply products, sales and
advertising literature and service
methods-everything you need.
Profits increase every month.
Lowest prices; best values; most
compl9te service. w. T. Rawlefgh
Co., Dept. N. D. 322, Minneapolis,
Mimi
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I HAVE some pure sheep fertilizer,
the best money can buy. / haul
black dirt and ashes. If you want
to get your moneys worth phone
977-J. T. NJ. Burch,' AIS Seventh
street.
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lever. pushed II and 1t subsidized into

lever. pushed Il and 1t subsidized into
reluctant silence.
Miss Wainwright laughed. Mr..
Goodloe laughed, Mr.. Goodloe, laugh
ing, did not return to the spindle.
legged chair. He sank gently down
upon the davenport at the other end
from Miss Wainwright. Miss VAIN
wright began to mention some OF the
things she had got for Christmas.
wake up, wake up, wake up" ex.
claimed something beneath the pillow
Mt Mr.. Goodloes back. Again Mr..
Goodloe sprang to his feet. discovered
and brought to the light the clock
younger brother, energetic and per-
sistcnt. Mr.. Goodloe silenccd little
brother. stood him on the piano beside
his elder and sat down--in the middle
of the davenport.
Lazy Bones, Lazy Bones. Lazy
Bones" accused Corot's dance or the
Nymphs" above the mantel.
Mr.. Goodloc was not smiling as he
leapcd down and snatched and banged
it down with the rest Of the clock fam
lily. lie sat down. about inches from
Miss Wainwright.
Miss Wainwright was saying it was
too bad the girls had to come back.
Bang, bang. bang. bang. bang
agreed a. monster from Il idF corner
of the parlor. This time 1t was the
deeptoned grandfather Of the family.
Mr.. Goodoe sprinted TO the corner
whence proceeded the clamor and
frantically searched.
Bang. bang, bang. bang" interim
nahlv the horror continued. Miss
Wainwright FASTENED to Mr.. Goodloc $
side. She tried to open the door of
music cabinet II resisted her efforts
1t resisted Mr.. Goodloe's efforts. Mr..
Goodloe kicked the leg. OF the cabinet.
His face was red. The fire-engine
racket from within the locked cabinet
was prodgious. deafcnng.
Come on. Let's get out Of this
Mr.. Goodloe shouted close TO Miss
Wainwrights ear. He was gripping
Miss WainwriEht's hand.
They arrived at the door. Mr.. Good
loe flung it open. A thing from the
open transom thumped him on the
head. lie raised his face. Another
thing, shoe. assaulted his mouth.
He put his right arm about Miss
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THE EVENING STORY

Why. he could be arrested! Well, they
had tonight. What was on for tonight
anyhow? Probably Willy dear, the
tongue-tied, would be coming TO see
Miss wainwright. Say, wouldn't 1t
be gorgeous to-Well. why not? Say.
everybody come up to old Jude's room
right after dinner.
During the dinner the girls whis
rered and heckoned and winked.
prexy and Mrs. PreNy pretended not
TO notice. Miss Wainwright wanted
to saw II told YOU so Something's to
nav" But she did not. Miss Vain
wright was unusually pink and her
ewes nearly black and she did not eat
n great deal. She found dinner long.
She must run up TO her room before,
before she went to the parlors. Per
hans that little sleeveless soft yellow
would he better.
AT s minutes of Miss Wainwright
in the sleeveless soft yellow was
touching arranged in n vase on the
back parlor piano n dozen gorgeous
she had turned and was holding out
her hand to tall, nicely brushed.
ack-coated young man. The young
man flushed and his eyes upon her
were hungry. But his tongue. unruly
member. traitorously refused allegi-
ance in the hour of need. And SO, as
ever. Miss Wainwright hubhincly
talked. She leaned back in the corner
Of a davenport ard talked Mr.. Good.
loe sat straight up on n spindle.legged
inadequate chair. quite far away and
smiled and tried to unglue his tongue
from the roof of his mouth and looked
~rsy .t.Sl,N INf no. l.
full brown eloquent eyes. She was
telling him about her baby brother
and the Sunday school Christmas tree.
"Tinkle-tinkle- tinkle-tinkle. went
something under Mr.. Goodloe's chair.
He sprang up. stopped and felt with
his hand and drew forth an alarm
clock. He felt expertly for a certain
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Wainwright, rushed her across the
hall to the door opening to the calm
and peaceful night. Miss Wainwright
set her foot across the threshold. Mr..
Goodloe. pushing her and making
haste to get himself out of the pande.
monium. shaker house. stepped, as did
Miss Wainwright, into an ocean, re.
sonant aid endless and hideous, OF
slipping, rolling, caterwauling tin
cans.
Mr.. Goodloe used words. He hoped
afterward that Miss Wainwright had
not heard them. but she had, and she
laugh ed and wanted to put her cheek
against his mouth when they came
80 she could hear them better.
But at last, terra firma, Mr.. Goodloe
was trembling with rage. Miss Vain
wright was trembling with suppressed
laughter. Mr.. Goodloe had his arm
around Miss Wainwright.
Shrieks of laughter pursued them
down the blessedly dark path under
the pines. Mr. Goodloc put both his
arms around Miss Wainwright, lifted
her up. ran with her. At last quiet
darkness. the stark. modest trees and
tho friendly, decent stars.
Mr.. Goodloe let Miss Wainwrights
feet touch the soft Winter grass. but
he did not withdraw his arms. They
were her only shelter in monstrous
and ribald world.
"Darlingr he deeply growled. "When
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as one OF the most productive known
to Alaskan hunters. But they say
that Characterization of big game
hunting by compa MES operating
planes from the terminus Of the rail.
road into the mountain ranges already
Is depicting the supply OF sheep and
goats.
The protest by prospectors and
homesteaders Is raised because, they
say. ths invasion by air in reaching
precincts where they take the supply
Of meat that enables them to subqIsf
These residents assert that in almost
any valley or on any mountain range
game once was plentiful and was
killed only for meat. Now. they alleee
tons upon tons of meat are left 10 70,
In the hills because the hunters kill
only to obtain heads as trophies.