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Evening star., 1928-05-29
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Evening star., 1928-05-29
HANDS UP!
BY CAPINI vEQUIN.

Examine the Mount Of Jupiter.
/. Is 1t high and smooth (witaout
lines on IT.?
2. Are there vertical lines on It?
3. Are there horizontal lines?
4. Does it lean toward the outer edge
S. Does it lean toward the heart line ?
6. Does 1t extend to the head line?
Answers.
/. Happiness and tranquil joys await
you In life. You are dignif1ed. KIND ana
friendly, healthy in body and mind.
thing else. The oppressed will always
find support in you.
2. Your ambition and enthusiasm
should carry you far. You are attrac-
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A good speaker, your voice impresses
people. And how you like to be a
leaderl
8. You have had domestic sorrows
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and try TO do the right thing. you have
often been misunderstood. Love OF ma
ture and the out-of-doors brings you
the needed Joy and comfort.
4. You are fond of show and cere-
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ance OF form. Your aspirations are
selfish and you look first for your own
advancement. You must be proud OF
the person you marry.
S. Those whom you love do not need
to be ambitious themselves. You are
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them and fostering 1t with all your
might. You are proud, warm-hearted
and charitable.
6. Having a fine mentality yourself.
YOU value brains above all else. Your
ambitions tend to successful intel
lectuai career You possess great per-
sonal magnetism and viii achieve big
things.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

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MT the matter Do MT spend any
oney On . strengthening dey3ce until
VI Ea~e bis z6Y1ce. ~ II you are
years cd goa should weigh between
7 end 15o pounds. The thin thighs
undoubtedly due 70 tn6srweazsns
aey win Gss o1t ss you gain weight,
J no. - steam the SKIN With 10.
xsas and then lztaeg u well Repeat
. treatment % successive nights Until
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u must rsnse on the soap in clean
ter zn6 gs#e q final ccE rinse after
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Dear Nas Leeds: am 80 years old.
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Evening star., 1928-05-29
Straight Talks to Women About Money
By MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

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contrary TO both. Resist whaasver In
fsaenees are oppo6ed 70 your hest In
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ways the right Of Independence In yous
own financial affairs.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

Aa actress explained to me the other
e that when dressing for the stage
as necessary to select accessories
larger and more striking sort than
conan would naturally choose for
I OF the stage. A dainty little
anhole ornament that might look
.>ctive under usual circumstances
Evening star., 1928-05-29
Many Ugly Women Now
Appear Beautiful

Why b It 50 many women with
ugly features appear beautiful? It's
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Buy a soc jar Of Lady Esther
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Evening star., 1928-05-29
DIET AND HEALTH
BIZ LULU HUNT PETERS. M. D.

series Of 4S3 cases operated on In q
hospital only four had foreign matter
In the appendix--less than 1 per cent,
you see.
Your friend who Is constipated and
Ia afraid Of eating figs for fear Of the
seeds is wrong. She Is more apt 10
have appendicitis from not eating hzs
and other things that will help her
constipation, for 1t Is usually found in
appendicitis cases that there has been
history Of constipation and intestinal
upsets.
An inhamed appendix may be also
caused by infections transported By
the blood from infected spots else
where In the body, but usually there
Is wrong hygiene Of the intestinal
tract combined with this. This means
a wrong diet and lack Of exercise Of
the abdominal wall.
Your friend may be interested IN
our articles on constipation and the
atomic abdominal wall, X. The COL
umn rules for obtaining these are %
send cents in coin (to cover cost
Of printing and handIing) and fully
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Eyes, moles are SUCCESSFULLY re-
moved. But you must go TO qualified,
competent derrnatologist. Ring up
your county medical society for q list
of the skin specialists II you DO not
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Evening star., 1928-05-29
Nose Strengthening.

Dear Miss Leeds: 10 Ny nose Is
: saaer crooked. Could II Be straight
eae6 By an appliance worn at night or
nsist have an operation7 ca I am
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r14nds Ny Thighs do not touch when
: put my legs together. VIII this de-
f@et be corrected when ] have added
IRE weight go Can weight be added
a desired places b. rubbing cn cocoa
Evening star., 1928-05-29

With view Of implanting In the stu
dents q spirit of consideration foY
others, Dr. Amgustin AI0nzo, acting head
Of the department Of psychology, Uni
Yersity Of the Philippines, Is urging that
psychology be taught In high schoois
OF the PijliDpines
Evening star., 1928-05-29

Efforts to ban the showing IN Ger
many of the film Luther because Of
its alleged religious controversial nature
have failed, and the Appeal Court OF
the Board Of Film Censors has sane
toned the sflovings.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
Detho1 is death TO BMgs

BUGS can't dodge Dethol.
Can't survive II. Useless for
them 10 try TO hide. The
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and crevices. Back Of pic
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moths, bsdbugs, ants, flies,
mosquitoes. Spray Dethol
regularly. Keep your home
free from pests. Money back
unless you're fully satisfied In
every way. You'll like the
clean, refreshing odor of
Deti1ol. Al your store. Dethol
Mig. CO., Inc, Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

London's Board Of Trade fined o
company s495 for paying six employees
1920 less than the minimum wage last
wear,
Evening star., 1928-05-29
Anchored.

The anchor has always been
favorite emblem for children's clothes
and now that 1t appears along with
the other nautical symbols on grown
up sportswear. 1t is even more populai
on the juvenile styles.
A scarf with an anchor In the corner
makes = jaunty sportsman Of . littl'
girl when worn with sweater suit ar1t
beret-wlnich carry out the red, whits
and blue colon scheme.
(Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1928-05-29

The statistical value of the lives OF
United States citizens. based on their
future earning power, Is reckoned to be
more than si,500. .000. 900. 900, or five
times as much az the Nations material
weaiti1~-43S0 900 900 900.
Evening star., 1928-05-29

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jellied chicken con.
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richly favored gravy
with fricasseeA
Evening star., 1928-05-29
Blue Label
CHICKEN BROTH

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course. Use with gelatine TO make
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
COWLES MEETS
CHARGING BEAR
Thirty Second Degree Mason,
Here TO Greet Masonry's
Biggest Man

John H. Cowles. "The Mason o.
All Masons," arrived in Bismarck Al
noon today.
It is the first time in the history
Of North Dakota that the leader Of
American Masonry has ever visited
chapters or lodges here.
He comes to Bismarck to be pres.
ent at the ceremonies Saturday
which will see the institution Of the
Rose Croix chapter Of Scottish Rite
Masonry.
That North Dakota Masonic chan.
ters are being signally honored is
indicated by the fact that but few
chapters in the United States ever
have the privilege to entertain the
sovereign grand commander. The
duties of the office preclude visits
Of this nature.
Following his arrival. Mr. Cowles
who was accompanied by Walter R.
Reed, Fargo, sovereign grand in.
spector general of the Supreme
Council for North Dakota, was
taken to the Masonic temple where
a reception was held for him.
One Public Appearance
Cowles' only public appearance
while in Bismarck will be at cere
monies in the city auditorium at
4:30 p. m. Saturday when he will
be indicted into the mysteries Of
the Sioux nation.
Charging Bear, a 32nd degree
Mason, will be in charge of the cere-
mony. He will be assisted by
Eagle Staff, Holy Horse, Follows
the-Road and elk, all aged warriors
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
CROP OUTLOOK
Is IMPROVED
Well Distributed Rains Bene.
fit Fields Over All the
Northwest

The Van Dusen Harrington weekly
crop repotr made public today saws:
There has been a decided i'm
provement in the crop conditions of
the Northwest, during the past few
days, due to we'll distributed rains
throughout the territory. Tempera-
lures. however, are below normal and
the nights unseasonably cold. Light
frosts are still being reported in
some Of the northern districts of
North Dakota.
"The crops in quite a large area
in north central South Dakota and
southern North Dakota have been
seriously damaged, and the opinion
Of our correspondents vary consider
ably as to the extent Of recovery.
The grain is thin and uneven and has
made but little growth. Early wheat
is heading out, and will make only a
light crop. even though conditions
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15

are ideal. The drouth has killed the
stools, leaving only the main stem,
which is not over six to eight inches
high. The general condition of corn
in these districts is good, although
somewhat backward on account Of
insufficient moisture and cold
weather.
Crops Look Well
with the exception Of the north
west portion of North Dakota, the
crops in the northern half of the
State have very good appearance.
In western North Dakota, some Of
the late seed was rather slow in
terminating and the fields are
weedy. Cold weather has retarded
the growth, but with favorable con-
ditions in this territory the crop has
excellent possibilities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
BAND CONCERTS
BEGIN THURSDAY

Weekly evening band concerts will
begin in Bismarck next Thursday
night. Secretary II. P. Goddard Of
the Association Of Commerce said
today. The concerts will be given on
the Northern Pacific depot park
grounds each Thursday until about
Sept. L.
Concerts will be given alternately
by the Bismarck Juvenile band and
the Elks band. The two bands gave
concerts on the same plan last year
near the postoffice. The change in
location was made to accommodate
the great number Of people who at
tend the concerts in automobiles.
Thirty high and junior high school
students, seven Of whom are girls,
make up the juvenile band. The in
strumentation is as follows: Ten
clarinets, four comets, six saxo-
phones, three trombones, one bari
tone, two bass horns, one snare drum,
one piccolo, and one bass drum. S.
p. Orwell. conductor, has headed the
juvenile band for two years, having
come here from Mayville, where he
led band for three years.
r. +. Wenzel directs the o7-piece
Elks band, which opened its outdoor
season at the Flag Day services at
Mandan last night. Making up this
band are six clarincts, four comets,
two baritones. two bass horns. one
plccolo. six slide trombones, four
saxophones, one xylophone, and
drums. Mr.. Wenzel has directed the
club band for the last three or four
years. having previously directed
bands at Glendale, the University
Of North Dakota, Rugby. and Town
er. Mr. Wenzel was instrumental
in starting the bands at Glendale
and the University Of North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15

'nNLY supreme quality could have
~ brought such amazing popular ap-
prevail. People knos0 that the name Zenith
has never appeared on mediocre set.
Zenith is today the worlds largest manu-
fscturer Of high grade radio. It-has grown
70 that position Of leadership by keeping
faith with the radio buyer by building
into every Zenith receiver the satisfaction
and lasting enjoyment that every buyer has
. right TO expect fIom his radio set.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15

SMITH WINS KENTUCKY
Lexington, KY. June 15.-(F-
Kentucky Democrats went on rec
ord as favoring AL Smith for presi-
dent and deciding to cast their Is
votes for him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
PLEDGE GIVEN
FARM INTEREST
Republican Candidate Tells
Moses He Will Discuss
Platform Soon

Washington, June 15.-tR,-Sec
rotary Hoover today sent the fol
lowing message to George H. Moses
chairman Of the Republican Nation
al convention at Kansas City:
II have your telegram and ] sin
cerely appreciate the confidence
which the party has shown in mt
and the honor bestowed upon me.
you convey too great a compli
ment when you say | have earned
the nomination. No man can es
tablish an obligation upon any part
OF the American people. My coun-
try owes me no debt. II gave me
as it gives every boy and girl. a
chance. 1t gave me schooling, in
dependence Of action, opportunity
for service and honor. In no other
land could boy from a country
village. without inheritance or in
fluential friends, look forward with
unbounded hope.
What America Means
My whole life has taught me
what America means. l am in
debted to my country beyond any
human power to repay. 1t conferred
upon me the mission to administer
Americas response to the appeal Of
afflicted nations during the war. IL
has called me into two cabinets of
two presidents. By these exper-
fences | have observed the burdens
and responsibilities of the greatest
office in the world. That office
touches the happiness of every
home. 1t deals with the peace Of
nations. No man could think of it
except in terms of solemn consecra-
ton.
"You ask me for a message:
New eras and new forces have
come into our economic life and our
setting among nations Of the world.
These forces demand of us constant
study and effort, for prosperity.
peace and contenment.
This convention. like those which
have preceded it for two genera
tions, has affirmed the principles
of our party and defined its policy
upon the problems which now con-
front us. stand upon that plat
form.
Will Discuss Platform
AT later date | shall discuss it
fully, but in the meantime l may
well say that under the principles
the victory Of the party will assure
national defense. maintain economy
in the administration Of government,
protect American workmen, farm
ers and business men alike, from
competition arising out of lower
standards Of living abroad, foster
individual initiative. insure stabili-
ty Of business and employment. pro-
mote our foreign commerce and de-
velop our national resources. You
have manifested a deep concern in
the problems of agriculture. You
have pledged the PARTY to support
specific and constructive relief up
on q nationwide scale backed by
the resources of the federal gov
eminent. We will and must find a
sound solution that will bring Sc
curity and contenment to this great
section Of our people"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15

from the Cannonball country Of the
Standing Rock reservation.
/. A large class Of candidates today
were taking degrees in the Lodge
Of Perfection at the Masonic temple.
The institution Of the Missouri
Slope Rose Croix chapter Saturd. y
will be in charge Of delegation Of
Fargo Mason. Wise Master C. s.
Putnam and his assistants are to
exemplify this work.
The officers of the Pelican chan
ter Rose Croix, Fargo, presenting
degrees are: Wise Master. Mr..
Putnam; Senior Warden, Gordon
Randlett; Junior Warden, Robert
Dolve; orator, William Hutchinson:
!Aimoner,. Louis Hanna; Secretary,
William Johnston; Treasurer. Myron
Master of Ceremonies.
Walter Rolfe; and Expert, Frank
Scott.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
Flashes
to New Record

Detroit, Mich, June 15.-(AP)-
A new worlds speed record for auto
mobiles over any track other than
a straightaway was set today when
Leon Duray, race driver piloted q
car similar to the one he drove at
the Indianapolis races over 4 two
and one half mile track here at a
speed Of 148.1 miles per hour.
The old record held by the late
Frank Lockhart was 147.O71 miles
per hour.
The trial was made over the
cement track at the Packard Motor
companys proving groond here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
Seven Points Get
Light Fall of Rain

Light rainfalls were recorded in
seven North Dakota points during
the 24-hour period ending at 8
o'clock this morning. The precip-
itation was as follows: Bismarck
.O3; Crosby 20; Dickinson 90:
Grand Forks 10; Langdon Is;
Minot %; and Williston "a.
Temperatures ranged from as to
SO degrees.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
ST. PAUL CONCERN soLn

st. Paul, June 15.-(AP)-Pur-
chase Of the Central Warehouse
Lumber company of St. Paul bv the
Weyerhauser Timer company whose
head offices are at Tacoma, Wash.
was announced here today. Between
100000 and 100000 feet Of lum-
Der OF all kinds, the entire equipment
and the good will be the Central
company IS included in the sale. The
consideration was not made public.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
DEMANDS PREPARATION

Belgrade, Jugo, Slavia. June Is
(AP)-Premier Mussolini served an
other peremptory note on the Jugo
Slav government today demanding
reparation for fresh attack on the
Italian Consulate at Sebanico during
which Italian officials were stoned.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15

Tho beautiful appearance o. this
Model IS matches it, woudcrful
performance under al conditions Of
radio reception. The cabinet q az
authentic English design-as High
Boy Console in richly figured
woods with characteristics linen
fold carving on tho panels, The
legs, stretcheFsandapron caEvingarc
Of solid walnut. Front doors swing
open and lie Hat against the sidee-
q grcatimpr0vementi In door design.
The performance Of this model r.
. real sensation in radio today. lts
tone volume and sclectivity repre-
sents the fine6t achievement Of n
teen years radio development. You
will get MANY years of sadio enjoy
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-15
GIRL DROWNED

UINL UNOW N ED
Detroit Lakes, Mi.n., June 49,
R-Betty Shaw, Is. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw Of Fargo,
was drowned in Lake Melissa, near
here, while swimming.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
Win Prizes at Outing
 Of Vallev> StatiOners

A number of trophies were award ed to New Britain residents at the annual outing of the Connecticut Valley Stationers' association at Hol- yoke yesterday. A delegation from the Adkins Printing Co. brought back collection of prizes
 Lee Fi'zsimmons won first place in the 1oo-yard dash and was award. ed an Eversharp pencil. l.. K. Snel- grove ron,ped in second in the wheelbarrow race and won a Parker pencil. Mrs Snelgrove was awarded hat tree in the special prizes for women. President F. w. Pape who is also a past president Of the as- sociation. couldn't find a match quickly enough 10 win first prize in the pipe and tobacco race but got there second and was awarded a pair of brass book ends. Mrs. Pape was awarded fountain pen as a special prize. Mrs, Pape also won pen aud pencil set in the egg and spoon race. Thure w. Bensston also accompanied the party.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
Court Hearing Case
 Of Boy Claiming Assault

The case of 1.-year- old Walter Danlelczuk against Stanley Boraw- Ski Tn which he claimed $1, 800 dam ages was heard this afternoon in city court by Judge Henry P Roche. In presenting the case Attorney NJ. S. Gordon, acting as counsel for Dam telczuk, stated that in March the plaintiff was assaulted and beaten by the defendant with d pail, then picked up bodily and thrown against the ground, causing serious injury to the face and body of the boy At torney B. J. Monkiewicz, counsel for the defendant denied all charges. Whereupon witnesses by the plain tltf < attorney were placed on the stand. The first witness was 11-year old Walter Duza. who claimed that et the time of the attack he was playing with the plaintiff in the back yard of Borawskis home, where they were in the process of making swords and rifles from boards. Duza alleged that Borawski came up to them and without any warning took young Danielczuk by his shirt, drag ged him to the porch where he picked up a pail and struck the boy over the head With it. He then picked the boy up bodily and threw him off the steps against the ground ', the witness claimed.
 The trial was still in progress at press time. The plaintiff had threc n nf tho h l- the defendant had four.