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POISON limited
IN PROCTOR
PROBE
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or Wednesday that Proctor swal.
lowed poison.
Work on the analysis win be
doubly hard. the chemist stated due
to the fact that the body had been
embalmed before the autopsy was
performed by Deputy Coroner Jo-
seph d. Rogers.
DIR. Rogers and Coroner hewitt both
stated early today that John Proctor
and not from, any poison which he
may have taken
A jury was sworn today at the
undertaking establishment of AdoIph
Schippert, where Proctor's body
was taken In order that the family
might claim the body. DR.. hewitt
said that the jury was sworn in
order to care for anything which
may come up in the future"
Physicians said that the body
showed no surface indications that
poison had been taken by the
slayer. A microscopic examination
of the stomach showed abnormal
ities," DR.. hewitt declared and for
that reason the autopsy was ordered.
The body will be claimed today
by Proctor's family and win be
taken to Joplin. Va, the boyhood
home of the slayer for interment.
While funeral arrangements have
not been completed it is said that
services will be held at 2:30 tomor-
row afternoon from the Episcopal
church at the Virginia town.
Sweetheart Not Here
Leila Lauder Johnson, sweetheart
of the slayer. it is said is in Jop.
lin with the family. She will re.
main there until after the funeral.
At the undertaking establishment
late last night, the mother Of Miss
Johnson, Mrs. Turner broke down
and became hysterical when she
viewed the body.
She sObbed loudly John. Oh my
poor John, your were innocent.
They killed YOU"
Restoratives had to be admins.
terede before Mrs. Turner regained
control of her emotions.
Steady stream of visitors, most
OF them women visited the under
taking establishment last night and
today.
Detectives from Police Head.
quarters are working on the Proc.
tor poisoning case in an effort to
determine how the youngest of the
Busch slayers obtained the poison.
The detectives are working on
the theory that the poison was
struggled to Proctor while he was
in Jail.
No Package Record
Headquarters Detective Fowler
attempted today to find out what
packages were allowed to go to
Proctor during the last few days
of his stay at the Jail but found
that no record is kept of packages
given to prisoners.
Meanwhile, Louis w. Hoffman,
fellow prisoner at the institution,
revealed that Proctor had boosted
that he would cheat the electric
chair"
Hoffman, who faces a sentence
for second degree murder in con-
nection with the death in his chiro-
practice office Of Eleanor lehman,
on whom he conducted a criminal
operation. was closely questioned by
Headquarters detectives.
He said that his conversation with
Proctor was in the bull pen" at
the Court House when the three
slayers were taken there for the
last time.
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POISON KILLS WOMAN

WORTHWHILE. Pa, June .s,-
Mrs. Marion Dickel, 50, wife of
Harry c.. Dickel, a. hardware
merchant, died in Mckinley Hos
pital, Trenton, from poison she took
at her home, according TO police.
No cause for her act could be
given. by the family.
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NoTrcE .0lF MonTdAcr FORE.

Default having occurred in the con-
dittons ct the mortgage and Its ex.
tension hereinafter. described. notice
70 hereby given that that certain
Aleck i.undouist ahd Lena Lundapist.
his wife. as mortga8ors. to Bernard
J: ONeill. as mortgage. dated the
18th day Of october, 1911. and. which
said a. m .1,;g.sg vas filed for record
n and for tho County. OF Burleigh, In
tho state Of North Dakota. on the
:3rd day Of OctoteN l9ll ~ 8 o'clock
A. NJ. and .EAs~Au1y recorded there.
$50. and which said nsortGe1S MAJ
thereafter duly asslgnea-b tAid
mortgage <oJ. p. O'Leafyx by An In
strument in writing dated. ms -!
day Of November. A. p. 1911. and flied
ter Of Deeds OF said Burleigh County.
North Dakota, on tho Ath day Of Jan.
uary. 1912. at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and was
duly recorded therein in Book ~ Of
e 81: sasy sSS Sn sS
der order OF license therefor. ISSUED
BY the Judge Of the County Court OF
Burleigh County. North Dakota, In
the matter OF the estate Ct Alcek
berg. dminlstratot Of said estate. by
extension OF satd mortgage by that
certain instrument In writing execu-
ted and delivered by. Albin Spangber9.
administrator. Of the estate Of Aleck
oLeary. dated the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. a. D. 1921, and filed for record
in the office OF the Register Of Deeds
Of said Burlcigh County. on January
9Th. 1928, at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. and
duly recorded therein In Book 1876 Of
Mortgages on page 37s. will be fore
closed by a sale OF the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
Court House 81 Burleigh County,
North Dakota, in the city OF. Bis
marck. IN Burleigh County, North
Dakota, at the hour Of ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the Goth day of April.
A. II. 1923. to satisfy the amount due
on such mortgage on the day OF sale.
mortgage and which will be. sold to
satisfy the same are described AZ fol-
lows. namely: The cast half OF the
southwest quarter. tE1.c Of s. W..
LAY and lots six CO. and seven 20 Of
| section six 90 in township one hum
dred forty (140) north. Of range sew.
enty-seven CD west Of the fifth
principal meridian In Burleigh county.
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mort
gage at the date Of sale the sum OF
eleven hundred and sixty dollars and
thirty-threc cents ($1l6O.33) besides
the costs OF this foreclosure.
Dated March 9th, 1928.
J. r. OLEARY,
Geo. NJ. Register and George s.
Register,
Attorneys Of said Assignee of
Bismarck. North Dakota.
t3/9-1s-ca-30.4/s-l3l
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Sealed bids for the grading Of roads
and for bridge construction. between
the Sectipn lines described below Will
hersrecelv eddy 1.-The Board OF County
North Dakota at Bismarck. until Two
O'Clock p. m. May 1st, 1928:
Road between sections 3 and 10,
Sterling Township.
and p. and -and 81, Clear Lake
TX Toad between sections 3. and IS.
: Road and bridge bstween sections
Scbarate bids will be>takcn for the
work in Sterling Township. for the
work in i1ear Lake and. !Aen Town
shi4.s and Tor. the road s2w0rk in
p Esthefti1ls ToWnahip an, A., for .s the
Plans AMI specifications are on
file at the office Of the County Audi.
tor or may I've obtained from I. II.
Atkinson. County Surveyor.
a certified check for five per cent OF
thc total amount of the bid, payable
to the order Of George i. win. chair
main OF the. Board of County Commits
der will, II successful. promptly enter
into IL contract with the necessary
bond for. the. performance of the
work.
Work on this contract must be be.
gun not later than May 18th, 1928, and
completed not later than July LIST.
1929. The Board Of County Commits
s.oners reserve the right to reject
;ln% or AT Bids.
|. BY yrter::uf the Board of County
Comm Ssio ncrs,
A. c. ISAMINGER,
County Auditor.
G/c-l3-20)
The best yields of potatoes are
generally obtained from sandy or
graycllv. CLAW loans.
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-- .,....s.
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Cho;ce Imported Ger.
man Rollers G.,d Hartx Mountain,
also .lativr singers Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N. D.. Box 72S.
NATIONAL: cash registers new and
second hand. Over 500 styles and
sizes. We have one to fit your
business. w. f. Stitzel, represen-
tative. Patterson Hotel, Bis.
marck. n. D. 49,:
FOR. SALE-Qualit baby chicks. /
!, have room for setting 800 custom
4 hatch eggs this week. IS per tray
: Of $50 eggs. Phone 503-R, Mrs.
a. r. Miesen. Bismarck.
FOR .SALE-Two 5 acre tracts,
joining the east end park of Bis
marlk, at a. bargain. See S.. s.
Clifford. Bismarck, N. D.
WANpED-S40OO to-. invest in a
(: home. Tenant to pay'1 per cent
plus. interest :-,nonthly. Write
....Yribune. AID. No; %.
FOR SALE-s2SO credit on new au-
/. tomobile- for $500. Phone. 722 or
FISH are biting. Get minnows at
241.Third street. Bring your pail.
FOR: RENT-Garage at 700 Third
street.
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Interpretations

Dakota Air Service, Ryder, $780,
900; II. o. Holm, A. o. Lindstrom,
f. F. Van Hook and o. Olsness,
Ryder, and George w. Albrecht,
-Rosee1en. The company plans to
operate an aerial taxi service and
will have an office in Mipot.
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were pressed tight in her. arms, she.
should whisper. Its me-Sally--.
play-aciing! It's me, kids" But OF
course she colldn't'do It; she would
be betraying not only herself but
David, and she would rather die
than that David should be caught
and punished for defending her
against Glen Carson.
AS the children milled excitedly
in the tent. budding together il
groups like sheep, holding each
others hands. giggling and wits.
pering together as their .awed eyes
roamed from one freak" to All.
other. Sally searched their faces
hungrily. jealousy. - -. :.
Thelma had cut a deep cash in
her check: 1t would leave a scar.
Six-year-old Betsey had a summer
cold and no handkerchief: her
cheeks were painted poppy-red with
fever. or perhaps it was only ex.
citement.
There was a new little girl whom
Sally had never seen before. such
homcly little runt OF u girl, with
enormous. hunted eyes and big
freckles on. her putty-cclored
checks; Her snuff.colored hair had
been clipped close to her scalp. 80
that her poor little round head
looked like the jaw Of a man. who
has not shaved for three. days.
Clara and Thelma were mother.
ing, Importantly. each holding one
Of her little cliw.hands. ani shril!.
ing explanations and Information
at her.
But where was Mrs. Storc-"oll
Stone-Face"-herself?.. Sally knew
very we'll that the children had not
come alone. While Gus was dis
coursing grandiloquently, upon. the
talents Of Bo1fo. the human ostrich
Sally sat very prim and apparently
composed. her watchful eyes yelled
by the scrap. ot black .Iace that
reached to the tip OF her adorable
little nose. Undoubtedly the
philanthropist was a man-it was
nearly always a politician: coprting
favor who won 1t cheaply and i'm
bressfvely by Treating tie or
phans to day at-the circus: 81 car
pival or TO a mpyie, Bpt;1f he
were present. as the philanthropit
politician Invariably was. Sally
could not find him. That was odd
too. for he was usually the mos,
prominent person at such an affair
taking great pains that no reporters
Lwho might happen to be''presen1
Ishould overlook him and his 'srea1
kindness OF heart. :::...:
Then little old.maidish Mis-,
Iond; sentimental.liietttalee N iisss Pond
who had befriended Sally by tellins
her all she knew Of the child's- par
entage. came hurrying neryousl,
into the tent. She had undoubtedl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ticket .bootl
and was sure. Judging from he
anxious. nervous manner. that tn
children had gotten into mischie
during her Brief abseice.
Three or four Of the little girl
ran to icifnE TO her. hands. >ebjectl!
counting notice as sally, had kuowl
they would. But With few ah
seat,mindsd pats she. shooed then
away Ind hustled anxiously towar'
. woman whom Sally. had nat JIG
ticed before, 90. complete had bee1
her absorption III the Children.
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John Green and Son company,
Hankinson, $4,000; John Green, X.
c. Green and Guy NJ. johnson.
.Traynor-Sat company, Van
Hook, $4,000; E. J. Traynor, Ralph
Satcrmo and Gus Satner. To oper-
ate q hardware store.
Sweetheart Bakers. Inc. Minot,
$5O,0C0; h. H. Brubaker, Minot; o.
r. Preble and V. 8. Preble, Billings,
Mont.
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Sally from, resenting the action. But
Eloise. still representative. knew
that she had been delicately
snubbed and hung. back as Gus.
the barker, herded the orphans to.
ward. Jan the giants platform.
Sally saw tho tell-tale ,tremble
Of Eloise's, babyish mouth, and her
heart ached with desire to comfort
the child. Outwardly Eloise had be.
come exactly like all the other little
girls-shy, bleating when the other
little sheep bleated. obediently OK.
cited when they were excited, silent
when. .they-Xere. silent-hut under.
meath she was. still bewildered and
unreconciled to the death OF her
mother, the cheap little stockholm.
pany' actress who had evidently
adored her child and been adored
in return.
But someone else had seen
Eloise's hurt, SO unconsciously in.
flicted by tho lovely and arrogant
lady. Betsey, the six-year-old.. ran
from the herd to take Eloise's hand.
with an absurd and touching little
gesture Of motherlincss.
Como on. Eloise. Sally heard
Betsey cry in her shrill little voice.
Lets just you and me look ct. the
funny people. We can see the giant
when the crowd moves on. want
to see Princess Lalla' more'n any.
thing. ! want my fortune told. I
want. to ask her where Sally is
you remembcr-Sally Ford. That
man says she sees all. knows ALL
SO he ought to know where
Sally is"
THE big girls say she rum away"
Eloise, answered. her eyes round
with awe. "They say she did some.
thing awful bad and run away with
o man" =.
"Sally didn't do nothing bad"
Betsey -retorted Indignantly. ::Ste
Couldn't. She was tho best big
girl In the. Home. She play.actcd
for US little kids. apd-Qh!" She
stopped with q gasp, her eyes pop.
ping as ahe. took in the fantastic
splendor Of princess Lalla." Ills.
ten, Princess. Lalla," she mustered
up courage. to whisper coaxiugly.
docs It. cost q lot to get your for.
tune told? I've only got q nickel
that the. New York lady gave me-
she give eyery lone OF us "a dime.
but ! spent nickel for some salt
water taRy-"
Sally could hardly: restrain her:
self from crying out: "Oh. Betsey.
it's mai Sally FeRd! Yeu-Aonx I. have
to spend your poor little nickel to
ind me! I'm here!" But she
knotted her little brown hands
more tightly and managed to smile
with = 'priucess-like- indifference
and WEAKNESS as she cooed In her
Turkish" accent:
"Eet costs nothing to get SO
fortune told. Womens. and. mems
must pay .2fr. cents to Learn past.
present &nd2uture, but for you
noth.ins!. Come UP here BY: ny
side. I weel read the crystal.
Betsey's eyes grew rounder and
rounder: her little mouth fell open
in astonishmene. Then With . Wild
shout'ipf Joy she stumbled MP thu
stairs and flung her arms about
Sally crying and laughing:
You're not ..PFinesss Laila!
You're Sally E6S1. p.ay-aSslps! Oh
Sally. I'm o. glad I :foun4. youl
Hey Hey. ,.; sISs! k'a.! ls.s sally Ford
(re p Coitinuedy
ssslg ts.sm . .aa6 ats1idasese. h
takes al Of Gxs' presence Of MIND
to get her oxt. -.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids Will be received by the
Board Of city Commlss toner's OF the
City of Bismarck, North Dakota, un-
til o'clock y. IN. April card. 1928.
for a truck with garbage hauling
dump body.
bidders shall furnish detailed speci-
fications Of the equipment proposed
to be furnished and shall state il,
their bids approximate date Of deliv.
cry Of the equipment, II awarded the
contract.
The Board Of City Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
NJ. II. ATKINSON,
City Auditor. :
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

IuAS ED
The summer she. Is 10. SALLY
FORD liz Charmed out" to GLEN
CARSON aud leaves the state Or
e phannEe. the Onfy home she has
known from the time she was
four. when Carson makes insult.
Ing remarks about their innocent
friendship. David hits him y ter.
rife 'bfrw. - a -.
David and Sally. rum AWAY and
Join u carnival. David NJ cooks
helper and Sally In q sideShOsv
disguised rs "E'rinccss Lalla,"
- crystal gaxer..
NiTA. Hula dancer. becomes in.
fatuated with David and threat.
ems to turn Sally over to the
police for the Cnrgon affair u she
p. doesn't keep ''hnnds on" David.
Once in Capital City. Sally for.
+ gets her. fears end. Mmder the dis.
Euisc of "Lalla" wandcYs forth,
forgetting the police are sitter
her Mnd David. One afternoon
rs she EazeS into the crystal she
is startled by n man. II cultured
EIstcrner. who teNStngly talks to
her about her Turkish costume.
He reads HER future in the crys.
tai. and Antteringiy tells her of
a brilliant life nhend. lie asks
her 10 EO TO supper with him. but
she rcf,.ses. All day she secs him.
lingering In the back Ut the crowd
mud q strange fOrcbOding Ellis her.
I.xrry thing In f0rE often. however.
when she looks UP ind sees her
little friends from the Orphnnnge
trOOping In to sec the "stghts."
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVI
CALLY'S first impulse, when she
= saw the children Of the orphan.
age come tumbling into the Palace
Of Wonders tent. was to flee. She
was SO conscious Of being Sally
Ford, whose rightful place was with
those staring. shy little girls in
white lawn Sunday" dresses. that
she completely forgot for one mo.
lnent of pure terror that to them
she would merely be Princess
Lalla," fayoritc crystal-gazer to the
Sultan OF Turkey before she es.
capped from his harem."
Covering low in. her high-backed
gilded chair, in an effort to make
herself as small and inconspicuous
as possible--a useless effort really,
since she was by far the prettiest
and most romantic figure in the
tent, dressed as she was in Oriental
trappings-shc watched the chill
dren, whom she knew SO well, with
q pang Of Inconsistencies.
Not that she would want to be
back with thein!' But they were
her people. the only cirurls she had
ever known: How we'll she knew
~hew-t sess=feitr liberated for one
blessed afternoon from. the bleak
corridors of the orphanage. cata
pulled by someone's generosity into
fairyland. For to them the carnival
was fairyland.. These romanceand
.beau!y:starved, orphans. saw onl,
,glamor and wonder. believed Will
all their hearts every; extravagant
:. word that Gus. the barker. uttered
in bis stentorian- ;hawl.
Suddenly love and. compassion
filed her heart to overaowing. sh,
wanted to run down the steps thai
led to her little platform and
4 gather Clara and Thelma and Bet
sey to. her breast. She felt SO much
older and wiser than she had beer
two weeks ago, when she had play
acted" for them as they scrubbst
the floor Of the dormitory. How
awcd and admiring: they would b
II. when their thin little bodie,
-.'.., 20
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Pcmbina River Oil and Gas COM
pany. Walhalla, 100000; A. ].
Wallerius, Cavalier: George Miller
and f.. Mayer, Walhalla. To pros
pect for gas and oil.
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APARTMENTS

FEs: RENT-Newly decorated twe
IL re ON ground floor apartment.
next to bath. Everything fur
inished but linen. Private en-.
trance. Reasonable. COL Second
st-cet and Ave. B. Phone 1893.
FC--,. RENT-Two room apartment
with gas range and mostly new
furniture. Also garage. for rent
Fazelhurst, AL Fifth street
lone 273.
FO-. RENT-Furnished apartment.
also for sale, 3 burner gas plate.
2 gss ovens and l duofold and
day bed. Call $50 Fourth.
FOR RENT - Front S room flat.
With hot water. Located in down
town business district. For fur
thor information phone So.
FOR RENTAL modern four room
apartment, also two. room apart:
ment available on the 18th. Col
lege BLDG. Phone 1873. :.
For RENT-Four room unfur-
nisked apartment; hot water heat
and hot water furnished. Screened
porch. Phone 1913
FOR RENT-Furnished or. unfur-
nished apartment. L. K. Thomp-
son. Phone 287.
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FOR SALE

$4,000 CASH. AND THEN
monthly payn pts buys. q, new
!. modern five room and. bath bung-
allow. Hardwood floors :.built-in
features, full partitiohed. !, Base
ment, basement !. garage. Sales
price $4,000.
$4,000 CASH. AND, MONTHLY
payment Of $500 per month
which payments. include interest
at per cent buys T. five room
nearly modern house, hardwood
floors, bath, good lot; garage.
Sales price. $4,000. 90. -.-..-.
LARGE R0OMlNG HOUSE LO.
Gated east Broadway, need Of
some repairs, can be bought with
$4,000 cash down.. balance like
rent, z per cent interest. Sales
price $35OO.OO. -
FIVE ROOM PARTLY MODERN
house on Eleventh street, hard
wood floors, lights, water, bath,
cellar. No heat:.-- Sales. price
$ISVV.UV. EdSy teEMS. -.
FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
very good location, nice lot, lawn,
trees, hedge, and flowers. Sales
price $500. Good terms.
| $4,000 CASH DOWN AND
monthly payments including in
terest at Z per cent buys a good
modern six room house. hardwood
|. floors, fireplace, furnace heat
good location. Sales price $650O
LARGE HOME HAVING -FOUR
bedrooms ON second. floor, one
bedroom on. first floor, hot water
heat, hardwood floors and trim
fireplace. large garage. Sales
price $7850.O0. Terms.
MANY ATTRACTIVE HOMES At
prices and terms that will please
you. Loan arrangements made
on Bismarck homes. Insurance
of all kinds.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
-" AGENCY
II Years Active City. Selling
Webb Block Phone 0
49, =.
AUTOMOBILE.
FOR SALE-A new 1923 Willvs.
Knight coach. Will conside,
small car in trade. Write No. %
care Tribune.
FOR SALE-1S26 Ford Roadster
in good condition. 4 Write p. q
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A fore-and-aft rugged vessel,
originally Of two masts, but later
with as many as seven, is called q
schooner.
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HOME LAUNDRY
GENTLEMEN! The only way to
keep your shirts for years is to
send them to Marguerit Bulten's
Home Laundry. Repairs If de-
sired. We call and deliver. 203
Ave. A West. Phone 1917.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
- H O N e. -
MALE ~ELP WANTED

WANTED-Burleigh County now
open for steady hustler to sell
Wards Reliable Remedies and
other Products. Experience not
necessary. Offers big earnings
on small capital. : Particulars
given on requeust. DR.. Wards
Medical Company. Winona, MINI.
Established 1856.
MEN, why not learn a profitable
:. profession easy work special short
course, free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.-Butte,
Mont.
WANTED-Young man between
ages Of Is and % years. Phone
66l.
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HOUSES. AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Modern bungalow with
four rooms and bath, Hardwood
floors, equipped with gas. Bar
gain price. Write Ad. No. II,
care Of Tribune. go; -.
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow
in A No. condition. Very reason
ably priced j. taken at once. Small
down payment. Phone 921.
FOR RENT-Fivc room modern
house at 500 Tenth street. Call
between and Z p. M. Phone
616-M or $751;.
FLAT. FOR RENT-Partly- fur
nished and fully modern. Call at
500 Cafe. 118 Sixth street. See s.
8. Clifford.
FOR RENT-Furnished house at
SIC Thayer Avenue. Inquire CIV.
s. Casselman.
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-A new 1928 Willvs-
Knight coach. Will consider
small car in trade. Write No. %,
care Tribune.
FOR SALE-1926 Ford Roadster
in good condition. Write =. q
Box 1874.