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SPINAL Y IS
RARELY EPIDEMIC
Meningitis, While Listed as One of the Dangerous
Infectious Diseases, Usually Isn't a Quick
"Spreader"-But Precautions are Necessary
BY ROYAL s. COPELAND, nj. ID.
United States Senator from New York.
T0rrre r Com U1fSSiOnfr or Health Ncfs yorr. r;y

EorWeT oMHtSStOH O HedHh, Acp YORK City.
NE of the unpleasant facts Of life is that each Of US Is all The time
facing the possibility of having disease. That this is true need
~ not make US fearful of infection and on the outlook for the first
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English colony. But there was very
little. II any. qu~arreling with the
mother country. Tasmania being. for
the most part, the refuge for many
retired Briton. longing for peace
and contentment. And he got IL.
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The best way 10 keep your friend. /,
to never owe them snvihins and 49,,
lend them any'h;--
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Copyishi. is2s. Nsaspspsr Feature Service. inc.
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pie filings mads Of
w the fresh fruits in season save
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GOODNIGHT
STORIES
The Shadow Children Try 10
Solve the Mystery of the
Curled Fern Leaf.
By Max TrelI

KIT OOK at the question mark
exclaimed hi. pointing 10
a little c~uried-up leaf grow.
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rated the room laviShly.
Rod saw piano with a torn rec
ord trailing out Of It like q gigantic
ticker tape. The floor was marked
by dancing feet and some of the
covered furniture was heaped IN
piles. or overturned. A few chairs
and a davenport near the fireplace
had been uncovered. On one chair.
pinned to the back. was a corsage
Of orchids.
Rod turned grim at the sight OF
1t. Berthe Lou and orchids. Did
she get 80 many that she cared
little Tor them? But who would
think Of flowers at a party such
as this must have been?
ROD struggled hard against the
- memory OF Lila's words. Had
It been his fault that BERTHE Lou
was receiving orchids? Could he
have stopped it II he'd tried? But
they'd agreed to remember their
marriage vows until they wanted
them broken legally.
For half q moment Rod believed
In BERTHE Lou without doubt. Then
he thought OF Lila-of her trickery
and faithlessness. Women were
devils! Bad! A man was q fool
to trust one Of them! Rod would
know soon. He'd find Berthe Lou
somewhere IN this warren OF sleen.
ing jewellers and wiring the truth
from her!
He took the stairs two at q time.
his feet making but little sound on
the thick paper that was laid over
the silencing rubber pads. When
he reached the second floor land.
Ing. q broad. spacious central hall
In reality. he paused to look about
him.
There were three corridors lead.
Ing to the sleeping rooms. Rod
could see down the one on his right
without moving. He took q step
In that direction when Q mans
voice down the corridor that led
to the rooms In the back wing 1t.
tracted his attention. He heard
an indistinguishable feminine muir.
muir In reply.
He turned to the left and when
he came abreast Of the middle cor.
rtdor he was Just In time to sec
q young man step from q room and
hear him say with teasing laugh:
i won't be long. Mrs. Marco Pal.
mer Of the future"
So this was the man whom Lila
linked with Berthe Lou!
Rod noticed that he was wearing
. silken dressing gown and bed.
room slippers. Not = bad looking
boy.
But what sort was he to pull Z
thing like this under his mothers
roof. even II he was going to marry
thu girl?
Rods lips curled Ia contempt, but
he went on. intending to make
Marco tell him where he could lnd
Berthe Lou. Hallway down the cor.
ridor he stopped. A maid had ap.
peared from some backstairs, bear.
Ing . breakfast tray in her arms.
He could inquire Of her. and pos.
sibly avoid . scene with young
Palmer.
The girl did not take any notice
Of him. and Just as he was about
to speak to her she reached the
door OF the room Marco had left,
and raped upon It. It was opened
1t once BY someone Rod could not
see. But he heard q voice direct;
lng tho girl where to put the tray.
The voice was Berthe Louis.
Ito 30 Continued)
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with q beakcr OF faded roses O
the dresser.
Two hours later Rod was drive
out Of the place by his mental to-
ture. Where had he left his hat
He started without It. but saw
IN tho hall and put It on. Whel
he reached the street he hailed
taxicab. Strangely. the drive
knew where the Palmer estate va,
Get me there. and don't let any
thing stop you." Rod ordered reel
lessly.
ITS some ride. brother" the ma,
returned. He had his doubts o
this wild.eyed fare and he had a,
relish for . long country driv,
With no pay at the end Of It.
light. maybe.
Get there" Rod flashed back.
ITS 10 bucks In advance"
Rod dug out the money. hande.
It to the driver and climbed into tn,
cab.
He drove that car with ever,
nerve in his body, straining for
ward for more speed. now and ther
speaking to the man at the wheel
urging him to give It . little gas
man. can't your"
Say. what 10 this, I race Will
the stork?" the driver barked al
him the third time he asked 10,
speed. Il cant afford . ticket
DO: I've had the limit"
Rod settled back to endure thu
rest Of the ride in silence.
IT was daybreak when the driver
= turned OF the state highway and
took the road to the Palmer coun,
try home far out on the South
Shore Of Long Island. The house
set . quarter Of Z mile back on
the blue stone driveway, appeared
dignihed and peaceful In tho early
morning light.
Most OF the windows were shut.
tered. but = few on the second door
showed drawn blinds. There was
: wooden door. used to close the
house during the family's sojourn
IN tho South or abroad. leaning
against an outside wall.
Rod understood. Marco was u.
ing the house In his parents alb.
sence.
He Instructed tho taxi driver to
wait tor him. ana walked up to the
door to ring. A. he reached forth
his hand he saw with surprise that
the door was not on tho latch. Il
swung open Z few inches ana Rod
obeyed IN impulse to enter With.
out ringing.
inside . strange sight met his
eyes. The furniture Of the hall was
still shrouded IN linen covers and
the door was bare. Top coats and
hats were thrown over chairs and
On stands. indicating that Marco
had not brought Z butler ont with
him. But those carelessly.placed
coats ana hats were Q welcome
sight 70 Rod.
i was . house party! A nood
of relief that Soothed him like cool
water Oh Z. parched tongue swept
Dyer him. He strobe on into the
living room, oblivious Of trespass.
lpg: not caring. had It occurred
70 him.
The living room presented Z de.
plorable sight. The air reeked Of
tale tobacco smoke. and countless
lsh trayss allied with cigaret ends
were everywhers. Trays with tell.
ale glasses green and brown pinch
sottles. with NJ array Of smaller
,ottles about them like chieks hud.
Hing around . squat hen. deco.
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PEEK WILL NOT
SUMMON GROUP

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 14.-lP)-
Governor Hammill will not give con-
slderation to suggestion Of George
n. Peek of Moline that he call to-
gether the committee Of % to dis.
cuss the farm issue. Peek, the COM
mittee chairman, has been insisting
IN New York that it was up to the
governor to reconvene the commit
tee to determine its future course in
regard to agricultural relief legis-
lation.
Governor Hammill's answer to
Peck's suggestion is that Peek him.
self has full authority to call such 4
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GLOVE "a FOR TWWON
- AE$l6 / RUTH DEWEY GROVES CIV zee sy -

heart. Rod" she said. but be-,
going on . trip next week -"
my God. Lila. haven't you any
decency?" Rod cried. breaking en-
tirely free Of her cllnging arms
His words were like Z lash across
Lila's face.
Il didn't know you were
squeamish." she fred at him. "You
ought to divorce Bertis Lou II you
think SO much Of decency."
POD moved toward the door with.
out answering her but she was
before him like Z darting dame
and stood with her back against
the door handle.
80 that got you. did IT." sho
Knocked him. 1T isn't 90 pleasant
to hear . truth like that, IL It? All
right to talk to me about decency.
but how about . man who permits
his wife to fall for another man
and makes no effort to prevent 1T"
Rod fairly trembled with out.
ragged feelings % hs stood before
her and listened to her scathing dc.
nunciation.
you've led mo into this" she
went on. Everyone knows you
don't care what BERTHE Lou does.
Well. why shouldn't you care
unless you wanted to BE- free to do
the same? You're . big fraud with
your talk Of decency. I'd like to
know how you get that way!"
Rod tried to brush past her. "oh.
no." she stopped him. "you'u hear
the rest Of It. Mr.. Good. You told
mo yourself that Berthe Louis gone
out to Marco Palmer's place." che
laughed shrilly. "A house party!
Are You kidding me or yourself7
Decency. hi, ha. I'm not good
enough to get on with you, but
your innocent little wife. who b.
longs to Marco Palmer. u good
enough to b married to -"
Move. or I'll make you." Rod
ordered n . voice that vibrated
with suppressed fury. Lila threw
her head back and closed her eyes.
you'll have to make me-" che
dared. The next instant che was
rudely and very forcibly thrust
aside.
When she righted herself Rod
was gone.
But his destination was given no |
thought IN tho blind horror that |
possessed him. Lila's words scared |
IKE red hot irons into his con. |
Dciousness. Oh how damnably sure |
Dhs had been! Berthe Lou and |
Marco Palmer! Fool. fool, 4ooll |
Gould he see? L wasn't true! God. |
i wasn't true!
m found himself at home. Not
- ono step Of tho way he had ira.
Vereed remained IN his memory. He
might have walked miles or blocks:
% couldn't have told which he'd |
b not known the distance.
Tho apartment was unbearable.
10 vent into Berthe Lars room
That W0s the worst place Of III.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Sewing machine, din
ing set, library table, rugs, book
cases, bed, chairs, desk, hose. lawn
mower. garden tools. Very rea-
sonable. Must be disposed of at
once. Call at $40 Fifth street, or
phone 242-J.
FOR SALE-One electric heater,
and Vernus Martin bed, complete
with spring and mattress. Price
reasonable. Phone 966-M, or call
at 323 First street.
FOR SALE-Brunswich photograph
and records, in very good condi-
ton. Reasonable if taken at once.
Phone 891-R or call at SIT Seventh
street.
FOR SALE-Bureau, golden oak
library table and combination
writing desk and bookcase. Call
at I'll Sixth street, or phone
288-R.
FOR SALE-One oak dresser, small
table, dining table, buffet. writing
desk and clothes reel. Call at 51l
Sixth street or phone 613-J.
BARGAINS in used furniture,
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan.
N. D.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
p FL O NE CO.
NOTICE

TO FARMERS AND CONTRAC-
TORS, Hotels and Restaurants and
all demand for laborers.
The Northwestern Employment
Agency is now open for business
at 412 IL Main Ave-, Bismarck,
N. d., Associated with same
agency At Aberdeen, s. D., and
IL others in different states. This
business has been running for
years, is honest and reliable. We
get you any kind Of help, skilled
and unskilled men and women.
Help furnished free. Our phone
is 674. Employment Manager,
+. d. Slater.
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MISCELLANEOUS

YOU MAY VISIT the Surgeon and
he can cut out your tonsils. goiter,
piece Of your stomach, hunk Of
your liver and other internal
organs and glands but-he can not
cure you, for the inflammation is
too deep for his knife, for it is in
the blood. If you visit our Clinic
all we will cut out is the bunk and
hocus-pocus out Of the practice OF
medicine and the p0isons out Of
your diet. We will remove the
acid poisons from your blood
stream by Our Alkaline Blood
treatment, pure Vitamin Herbs,
Roots and Bark. We will cure
you to stay cured. If we take
your case we guarantee = cure or
refund the money. We have
cured hundreds, we can cure you.
Clinic Of DR.. T. NJ. MacLachlan
(Harvard). Lucas Block, Bis
WANTED 10 TRADE or SELL
Hotel at Kuhn, N. D. Good pay
ing proposition, fiAc location.
Good terms IN selling. Write
Matt Clooten, Kuhn. Full infor-
nation will Be given.
We REPAIR oil makes Of sewing
machines ct reasonable prices.
Needles, parts and supplies Tor all
makes. Singer Sewing MachincI
Shop. Phone 25l Or call ~ 2l0|
Broadway.
FOR SALE-Complete thresking
outfit. $4,000 takes it. viii!
give terms. John Wray, Bis
maFcix N. p.
EARLY CzBBzGE-25 lbs. 75c, 30
lbs. $3.50. Phone 684 or call at
423 Third St., Erlenmeyer|
Brothers.
FOR SALE-TouristIs or hunting
camping outfit. Cheap Il taken
1t once. Phone h16-R.
FOR SzLE-Ca3t3ng BOX. Cheap.
Inquire ct Tribune office 4
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Seven-room house.
Modern in every way, including
heated garage, full basement. One
Of the best built homes in Bis
marck. On pavement, shrubbcly
and good lawn, always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May be pur-
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa-
ton write Ad No. %, CO Tribune.
FOR RENTAL modern five-room
house with a three room apart
ment in addition to sublet. Re-
Gently decorated and painted,
hardwood floors, gas stove.
Phonne SSH or call at 500 Man
dan St.
FOR RENT-Eight-room house,
newly decorated, with garage,
large yard and lilac hedges. Must
have reference from First Nation
al Bank. Call Mrs. Mary L. Nc
Lean. 1O4 Thayer Ave w.
FOR SALE Lake Isabel cottage.
Three rooms and sleeping porch.
Completely furnished. Fine beach
and hunting. Mrs. o. w. Roberts.
III Main Ave. Phone ISL or ISL.
FOR RENT-A two-room partly
modern house in good condition.
Close in. Geo. NJ. Register.
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meeting whenever he deems II neces-
sary, and that the governors respon-
ability in the matter ceased after
the committee was organized and
Peek was named chairman.
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IN KITCHEN FIRE
Wishek-Two small children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Just Of near
here are recovering from severe
burns received when the summer
kitchen Of the farm home caught
fire. The parents found the house
in flames when they returned from
the field. The children, who were
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THIS HAS HAPPENED
DERTIE LOU WARD mnrries
ROD Dryer. who hnd previously
been engaged To LILA MARSH.
Lila make. life miserable for the
bride until she meets rich MIR.
LOREE and marries him. Then
she nsks BertIe Lou 10 forgive
the past.
Trying to keep up sociaIly with
wealthy friends plunges the Dry.
ers In debt nnd Rod becomes de.
pressed. Lilo seixcs her chance
er salnry from Lorce. shortly
after she asks Rod to pat s0me
Jewels In the safe during her hus-
bnnd's absence. They disappear
md Rod wants to notify the po-
lice. but Liln tnslsts that they
Keep the matter secret. .pOintinG
out that :uspicion AGAINST him
Lou finds out that he has been
seeing Lila secretly and u heart.
broken.
She IL called home 10 her sick
mother and catches . train with.
OUT seeing Rod. The separation.
added to Lilac plotting. causes .
them. Each expects the other to
! mike advances or explana lions.
Rod goes to the LOfeeo without
her and BERTHE Lou goes ont with
MARCO PALMER to fetaIlate.
One evening Rod nnds her pack.
Ing a suitcase for = weekend az
himself that their love q dead
Lila.
He IL stunned TO learn that Lila
deceived him about the stoDeD
Jewels when = connoisseuP a.
mlres her pearls IT . dinner par.
~. Confronted. she admits that
plotted to make him dependent
ON her gencrOsity 10 win hack HE
love from Berthe Lou.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER xxXIv
POD bent his head far back and
Lila drew away with I little
laugh. I'VE can forget everything
that's happened" she said softly.
land just take our happiness IN
our own way. Hold me In your
arms. Rod. please. We've q right
to each other"
Rod jerked himself free Of her
embrace and took step backward.
He came up sharply against the
grill railing. LILA. you're crazy"
he said. "How could there be any
happiness for us together?"
Lila looked It him with = touch
Of scorn. "Must ! literally throw
myself at your feet?" she tainted
him.
"But there's Cy and Berthe
LOU" Rod reminded her with great
simplicity:
what do they count3" Lila
Jared. "Cy ought to know what an
old man gets when 10 marries Z
young girl! And BERTHE Lon doesn't
care snap Of her fingers tor you!"
Even 20. we're married .
them." Rod replied. Z tribe YEARLY.
Lila drew II her breath and
pressed closer to him. what Of
that?" she asked Marriage
needn't keep ~ from being happy,
need III Oh Rod. don't sacrifice mo
Tor two people who don't know
what 4 means q b IN lovs!"
Are you going to leave Cyl" Rod
asked her. II eouldnt IT you DO It
Tor me- Lila ! Just couldn't, that's
nj Cys my 4fiead.s
Lila m = smooth 1neoe along
his sbesk and susIe1 Il over his
~. ! 1o1t lateol y bguak BIZ
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The Turkish name for CONSTANT
nople is Ihtambol or STEAMBOAT, de-
rived from the Greek meaning ito
town" or Gin town."
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GONE ASTRAY-Four horses,
white. Two are branded, one with
NIB and the other CIR on left hip.
Chestnut branded also on left hip.
Kindly notify Peter Wetstcin, 5
miles east of Bismarck.
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Taste alone does not give the full
flavor Of what We eat; Il 10 divided
into Is per cent "fssl," 50 per cent
odor and Is per cent taste.
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FOUND

FOUND-A tire and disc wheel be-
tween Menoken and Mckenzie.
Owner may have same by calling
at the CAPITAL Chevrolet.
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Nearly 5000 miles q canals aee n
use In England.
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PERSONAL

PARTY LEAVING for Sioux Fails
and Sioux City Sept. LIST, returning
by way of Minneapolis about Sept
18th. Will take one passenger for
small consideration. If interested
Phone S72.
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WANTED--False teeth. We pay as
high as $40 for full sets. ANY
condition. We buy crowns, bridges,
gold, platinum, silver. Western
Metal Company, Bloomington,
Illinois.
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statesmen

WANTCD-Retail automobile sales
man. Good permanent: position
competent man. Phone 400-W.
H. Perkins.
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LOST

LOST-Two 80 x 5.25 tires between
Bismarck and Mandan. Finder
return for reward to C. A. Dixie
man. Lair Motor Sales.
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sleeping In the house, were rescued
through window.
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"Wheclhase' is the distance from
the center Of the front axle to the
center of the rear axle.
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AUTOMOBILE;

man. OOoo permanent POSITION
competent man. Phone 400-W.
H. Perkins.
FOR SALE-I925 CkrysIer u52n
coach. Attractive price for i'm.
mediate sale. Cash or terms.
Write Tribune CO Ad No. 20.
1925 FORD foufing-sfarfer. de-
mountable rims. first class me-
chanical ondition. $4,000. He
dahl Motor Co.
STUDEBAKER Light Six touring,
repainted, very good condition. A
snap at 1925. Hedahl Motor Co.
1924 FOKr TUD0K-Kepainfed.
Good mechanical condition, 1925.
Hedahl Motor Co.
FOR SALE-l525 Ford coupe IN
good condition. Phone 1852. M.
O. Steen.
FOR SALE ate 1925 Buick stan
dard sedan. Western Auto Co.,
Mandan.
WORK WANTED
s>A14 AS0 - SS0As10kVE SIOH S1S61
out or T, .ir that leaky or
~lost | radiator. All work guar.
anteed and price reasonable:
MAN WITH TRUCK-Wants lob
hauling grain. Phone 249 or 1877
or write Box 344, Bismarck, N. D.
FOUND
FOUND-A tire and disc wheel be-
tween Menoken and Mckenzie.
Owner may have same by calling
at the Capital Chevrolet.
ROAED AND ROOM
FOR RENT-Nice cool room with
board at The Mohawk, 4Ol Fifth
street. Telephone las.
POSITION WANTED
POSITION WANTED-By exper-
fenced stenographer. References
furnished. Write Tribune Ad
No. 30.
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BOArD AND ROOM
FOR RENT-Nice cool room with
board at The Mohawk, 4Ol Fifth
street. Telephone las.
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FOR, RENT-Completely and ex-
cextionally well-furnished apart
ment. Close in. Call 100 w.
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FOR RENT-One two-room COM
pletely furnished apartment. In
quire at 100 Broadway or phone
120-W.
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FOR RENT-Two three-room apart
ments, newly decorated and fur
nished. Inquire 1011 Broadway
or phone 129-W.
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FOR SALE-l92S Chrysler "52n
coach. Attractive price for i'm.
mediate sale. Cash or terms.
Write Tribune CO Ad No. %.
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WONA WANTED
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r ir that leaky or
clo.L radiator. All work guar.
anteed and price reason able.
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MAN WITH TRUCK-Wants Job
hauling grain. Phone 249 or 1877
or write Box 344, Bismarck, N. D.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
303.
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WANTED-Girl who car go home
nights, to assist with iis!:t house.
keeping and care of two children.
Phone 275-J Sunday and after 600
p. IN. other days.
WANTED AT ONCE-A dishwash-
er at the American Cafe.
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FOR SALE ate 1925 Buick stan
dard sedan. Western Auto Co.,
Mandan.
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FOR SALE-1925 Ford coupe n
good condition. Phone 1852. M.
~ C<aov@
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-08

Improved valve,in-head motor.
New stronger frame a. longers
wheelbase 1877.
New four,wheel brakes.
Thermostat control cooling
system.
New alloy ''invar strut" pistons.
New instrument panel indirect
ly lighted.
New ball bearing worm and
gear steering.
Semi,elliptic shock absorber
springs; "a per cent of wheel
base.
Safety gasoline tank at rear.
Larger balloon tires 3O"x K 4.5OS.
New streamline bodies by
Fisher.
New Duc0 colors.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-08

Camp Jones pledged their support to
the club and it is sponsored by the
war department in that the co-opera-
ton of the army is lent in establish
ing, furnishing a certain regulated
amount of arms and ammunition and
through the unending courtesy of the
service, sending men for the setting
up and marking of the targets.
While the list of those who will shoot
this morning is not known, it is underr
stood that at least ten men will appear
on the range and fire, getting in the
heavy work of perfecting their trigger
pressure and steadiness which are two
requisites of good marksman.
The CLUB expects to compete later on
with the local civilian rifle club which
has gained reputation for crack shots.
There will also be men sent to the an
nual target meet at Fort Huachuca
and those who qualify will go to Camp
Perry for the national annual shoot
which is an event of some moment.