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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Question: writes: "My daugh-
ter, age IL years, has a birthmark
on her forehead, which is beginning
to extend down into the corner of the
eye. The doctors call it cyst, some-
thing like blood tumor. Is there
anything that can be done to re-
move it without an operation ?"
Answer: Birthmarks can usually
be removed by the proper electrical
treatment. l advise you to take your
daughter to a skin specialist who
understands the treatment which will
be necessary.
Question:: Mrs. j. F. asks: "Of
what fruits does the fruit diet con-
sist, and how taken? Am troubled
with sour stomach after eating.
Would this diet relieve it,"
Answer: An exclusive fruit diet
would be helpful in overcoming your
sour stomach. Only one kind Of
fruit should be taken in any one
day, but you may use as much of it
as you desire. / have found the fol-
lowing fruits to be most helpful for
this purpose: Apples, apricots,
peaches, pears, grapes, oranges,
grapefruit, berries, tomatoes, pine
apple and melons.
Question: Mrs. L. M. writes:
"Your articles are very good and
enjoy them very much. What is the
cause of abscessed kidneys? What
are the symp' oms? How can the
trouble be remedied?"
Answer: Such kidney trouble
sometimes develops simply because
the kidneys are overworked and are
forced to eliminate poisons which
should be thrown out through the
intestines. Another cause is from
the irritation Of kidney stones. An
abscessed kidney is always serious
trouble and each case must be prop
erlv diagnosed and treated accord
ingly. Don't expect the trouble to
cure itself until you remove the
cause and take the proper diet or
use what other medical treatment is
necessary.
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splendid cast, to this reviewers
mind is the last word in Westerns.
The story Of painted Post" deals
with a troublesome gang of thieves
who have reduced once-prosperous
community to poverty with their
daring raids. The sheriff is handi-
capped by unforeseen obstacles.
However, he handles the situation
that arises in a manner that only
Mix can express.
Natalie Kingston has the leading
feminine role opposite Mix. The
supporting cast includes Philo Nc
Cullough, AL st. John and Fred
Gamble.
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SLOPE TENNIS
TOURNEY SET

Entries from q dozen or more Mis-
souri, Slope towns and cities, besides
Bismarck and jamestown, are as
sured for the second annual Mis-
souri, Slope tennis tournament at
Mandan September /, 2 and 3.
The tournament is being sponsored
by officials of the Mandan Tennis
club. Entries to the tournament will
close August 81, and drawings for
places In the competition will be
made the evening Of that day.
G. "A. Ruana and o. D. Sprecher,
both Of New Leipzig, winners Of the
doubles competition last year, will
defend their title this year, as will
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Too Late TO Classify

WANTED-German-speaking sales
man for dry goods dept. Only
those Of good experience need
apply. State salary and give ref
erences in first letter. Address
Tribune, CO Ad No. SO.
WANTED-Office girl for filing
and clerical work. For applica-
ton blank write Ad No. 81. CO
the Bismarck Tribune.
LOST-A puppy about four months
old with black curly fur, has one
white foot. Finder please phone
S6O-W. Reward.
WANTED-Competent maid fol
general homework. Call at 8O2
Ave. B. or phone 902.
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WOMEN FIND BETTER JOBS

You know, Of course, that there was . tremendous
Increase in the number Of American women who worked
1or*heir living between 1910 and 1920. Don't you?
Well, you're mistaken The Women's Bureau Of the
Department Of Labor reveals that the increase in the
pnnber q women workers in that decade was the
smallest n 30 years.
What really happened WAS that the number Of women
49, tb4 ipeEeaesd enormously, while the number Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-17
HOW THE OCEAN FLYERS DIEl

HOW THE OCEAN FLYERS DIED
What the last moments of an unsuccessful ocean
flight like? What the nature of the final tragedy
mid -ocean darkness?
lot of have tried to picture it, since the disap-
pearance of Nungesser and Coli and the others who
lost at sea. Now comes Commander Richard E. Byrds
book, "Skyward,' to tell us.
Byrds plane you remember, came down in the water
off the French coast II it had not been close to land
Byrd and his three companions undoubtedly would have
drowned Byrd gives graphic description Of the crash
The plane hit the water with terrific force. He
dazed by the blow; moment later he found hmse''
swimming around in the water. Novile he discovered
climbing out of window Of the sinking pane Acosta
and Balchen appeared a moment later swimming near
the wreckage.
Fortunately they able to get ashore. But that
account of the wreck gives Of what
the last moments of other less fortunate avators
have been like.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

Once more Tom Mix, ace Of West
ern brings to the screen q thrilling
story Of the early nineties, replete
with startling episodes and mag
nificent scenic effects.
painted Post" his newest re-
lease will be on the screen at the
Capitol Theatre for Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mix can always be depended upon
to bring the unusual to the screen
and his latest effort is no exception
to the rule.
His horsemanship, his roping, his
dexterity with his six-shooters, to-
gether with an intriguing plot and
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to memorize, he will find that the
impressions remain much stronger.
One trouble with most people is that
they hate to memorize certain things
and they actually develop a faculty
in their minds for forgetting the
things which they do not wish to
remember. If you have an appoint
ment which you do not wish to keep,
you will, in all probability, forget
about it.
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a ban on passports given to appli-
cants under age who intend travel
ing unaccOmDanied.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-17

BAN MINOR PASSPORTS
Budapest, Aug. 18.-The Rumani-
an government has decided to place
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women in other jobs decreased. Women servants for
instance, declined in number about II per cent while
the shrinkage in the number Of women in agricultural
work was greater On the other hand the number
OF women in professions increased 80 per cent, while
women in clerical work increased lao per cent.
Nearly a. many women were earning their own lv-
ing Is ago now but they doing it in less
pleasant and remunerative ways.
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A GREAT ECONOMIC SHIFT

n
The shift in American economic and industrial status
during the last half century is strkingy illustrated in
the Commerce Departments report U. S. imports
and exports for the month of June.
In the old days America was great exporter Of raw
materials GRAIN cotton and lumber went to Europe in
vast quantities. and shpload after shpload Of
featured articles back in return. But now the
situation is reversed.
The country exported $3.50 900 worth of goods in
June. Crude materials and foodstuffs accounted for
only IS cent of this huge total Manufacturers
counted Tor as per cent with manufactured food
stuffs and semmanufacturers accounting for another
% per cent And crude materials and foodstuffs ac-
counted for 50 cent Of $3l51S000 Of imports
for the month.
Quite change from the day when the country had
nothing to sell but raw materials.
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will have no difficulty in locating
them and their related ideas.
If one develops an enjoyment and
interest in the things which he tries

DR.. Mccoy will gladly answer
personal questions on health
and diet, addressed to him,
care of the Tribune.
Enclose q stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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ROOMS-FtR>ISHED.


THE CONCORD. APT. ~. $ew Hampshtr,
ave. urar S--Attr1rtVc bad sitting room
reasonable. lads Phone North '!:5'.
lbs r IT. NV --i.ar=c. ,ionhie front rn"uI~.
SIS ~1O AMI 80 Large single ruon>. 81.
and IS IarEe rooms running wafer Sl'i
and AS. TraHsents. ~ day np. Frank
tn ".ioS
81. ISth--isuhi, and sIu2I L. room: Spa
rate or Together large CLOSETS. hay window .
beautifully furnished, choIce. reasonable -
lg,:; CAI.NERT ST NV --~er'1nd- iinnr
front. lust right a. to price, with private
family. mi 81
1000 |. y W Room kitchenette ami porch
ior Ink. SO I'cr month.
l"J 18th y -E.--I.aTge room two Windows.
ami. - weekly
ISIS 18th ST. w.--Braui,tul large rnom
second floor next io bath twin beds. "0'
sis ST. NE--f-arge room. large pnrch
III L. II d"slTru. gas. heat. electricity, adults
@IuS II ST Sw.--Lov~ly bedroom. new l..
furnished reasonable; all ~. j.
rs COLUMBIA RD--Com Portable room IN
nice home. gentlemen. 20
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SAl.E-AITOMOi.ii.ES
USED CARS AT
1923 PRICES.

1923 Peerless rd.. rumble scat.
1927 Peerless cpc.. rumble seat.
1927 Chrysler coupe.
1927 Peerless sedan.
1927 Essex coupe Supcr-Six.
1927 Essex sedan. 4-door.
1927 Peerless I'd. rumble scat.
1927 Peerless roadster coupe.
1927 Peerless sedan. 7-pass.
1926 Buick coupe. 4-pass.
1926 Overland sedan. 5-pass.
1925 Chevrolet Coach.
1925 Studcbaker Sport I'd.
1926 Peerless sedan. 5-pass.
1925 Hupmobile s sedan.
1927 Oakland I'd. rumble seat.
AT this time we will make YOU
a more liberal allowance Tor
your car in trade than we can
50 or 90 days from now.
We arc glad 10 arrange terms
to suit you.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO.
18th ard p SITS.
Open Nights.
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ArARrME<rN-~ftk< iSuEn,
sit CONN. Avn, IN NOON
huehaaeita hath welt turniehsd itehN
hes. hot water, stvlepheae, - AZ week ~
,hOs iath ST MN lAR0E FRONT
antsisie to"ma, enmeists tat haVsehesrtnk
siassedla eetsh $40 AT ~ \, asnS"
~
atlh CAtlfuRNtA sr N " LAYING hEn
rnom With Mutnt,s isea tesep,ton hAlt d'r'
ias aeote, HI aud bath nIeSls furnished
80 seHi~nsihe nAttN .
FllnNisuEp A. you woutp FURNISH
Nnut avn hans, ~ dstuHvd ~ TN suites
nah walnut al.tnet a6sks WW,ir'F ehstts
1 ate les tahles neat lsura sh'Hhsuk staWds
velvet Suss Aa,sNer vacuum eieaHeFs shN
lsee t,s tm ts,irat Nl.s,' rANhes b
the uAphaHan Apls ANA ! an Il Nv, et%
futhaNan Al Auo saN Ha eaa NJ AlsA
tys ttea hsAun, MvAktAst tm. With
shaWst Iha Matt Apts tAeh ga axe.
SITS A saS AZ AepsS isutat ri " CAkl
Wy AFf awNef AstN nth u VEL ~ isN3
~ II NJ bfNfTIFrl I'm Arts
NsesN FURNISHED ,g,O,elsts tps Housekeeping
,en reasonable lias, apps,
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1911 II 81. SE.-~Entirc .nd roor :: rooms
kitchen. bath gla~~ssi-,u por'-h sink
ctc". n VII. ~in. Lane, u5st.J. iS'
2ti5j 18TH ST. NV --Euiire Bird finor. =
iat-w bcight rooms kitchen and priV ate hath
r''rh Il v h. gas. cier. - ia'
- 9Th ST NE--Two large. bright rooms.
~etunt floor. rvar. hrat. gas, bath. In K.
p5ftiS furnished II 'ie~tr~d 49,,
".lua "iri ST <E--Ths,r ROOMS and haiti
n"rsh. heat AMI hsht. ptl'r, $50. Phone
North i.EEssJ
6.lS LAMONT ~T-~rao hrIght In X rss,uss
4" adult. heat gas. clcr,. resr rar iine
49, las
i1ij llth ~T NV, APT S--i-argr. Hsght-
ktt, hrhrtta. hots>4Gcs'fHu sonpf"t- tof
vtsFtItE Is~opi-. 80 Honth. ktrvtfar,tS.
49, GAII.ATiN ~. nv tine larke n0sssr
UishEss room. With pFIta tn tauIitH. fhau~
'.f"rEta ! 80 aiteg q IA y ,na.
a:l ST. Nv. uaiuga,si1esi ros-nIs,
Mt h"nTtt" for IN X ~
luI.. Il 81 - ur housekeeping
roor,rs. NV IA electricity. sink, rausv. ',sel
IinGr
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% Buick sport roadster. $500
~ Buick 4-cyl. sedan. 800
- Cadillac sedan ..... zoo
20 Buick 2-door sedan.
Standard 6 ...... 80
20 Buick 4-pass. cope.
Standard 8 ....... 500
20 Ford coupe ....... $50
" Buick Master sedan. 200
IS Buick Country Club.
Master .......... SlD
% Studebaker Spec. sdn. $50
IS Buick Master 4-pass.
coupe .......... /oC
% Buick 7-pass. sedan. 1900
'23 Maxwell coach ... $50
"a Buick roadster. Mstr.. 400
"a Buick 7-pass. sedan. CSC
% Ford Fordor sedan. =. 80
% Buick 7-pass. tour. 500
"a Buick 5-pass, touring $50
70 Essex coach ......., $50
% Buick Master sedan. $50
'25 Studebaker Spec. sdn. $50
20 Chevrolet coach ... SIS
STANLEY II. HORNER. Inc,
l0l5-llll l4th ST. NV.
VI. $500
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SAi.E-AuTOMORIl.ES.
BUICK USED CARS.

AUTOMOBILES nv auction at Weschiers.
a1n Pa ave NV. every "Wednesday and sat
urizN. 10 m.
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TAnt.E HOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

70 ttMA ulRt'l - T,nlv hrsrd tsw s"eavsI
\ attittlN huu.e -tt,Nhe,t ,hunff. iAN ate tah'
its ih week az n.,,ath ftAakita uaNts
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Thsrs he would find Rosamond. often busted with
embroidery. happy and adorins. She had grow"
into q very beautiful woman, and Henry was SIN
eereiy attached to her. He grew more ana more
tired OF his Queen, ten years his senior VINO oy
this time was herself losing interest in the nesees
full Henry.
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HUDSON ESSEN.
Practically new cars at Win
ter prices. YOU can save 100
10 .3Oln by pnrchasIng now.


Practically new cars at Win
ter prices. You can save lOlo
to .}OM by purchasing now.
ESSEN ~ ToAcH lust used . seeks
Hini bitken iii tHrsiY, ipnks H.
god 1k the day ~ ltit he lac, .
KssI4 ~ eDiiIpE hatd, soiled ne~
ao"bsfhr iHts spai" lire hn1 .
uthrF sktfps al "a lnt snhbe o"h
ESSEN - sti'EE sJE sEHAA ~ Aoite
d.ffnl .""diIi"a. tulis eap'rl"d ana
YesEx ~ t0AfH tee"ndi,nueJ neu
nir ' ,r d '"'.e,' '' $50
inil& "'linrnrd A"tnie' lhi go
BDiihtHik f"r sttthe oHt just inh
BubsoS 'sfGaT nnprGDAA late
i,sdiy soiied dfisen ofiy - lew
ninnihs. ihr -Hafttri rar on ibs
stre~t hahs is al "iirf o@ner
'uuDso'ss ~ sip'DnAk" "i'sn'is a s%sn
Tolls cn0iopfh """""t ',e ."ti
800 an hst trims al trade.
Htbsnh - apAf h-~a'nhd flaasd 'at
ihat uiii gtAs many fiutsand
ndtes Dt transportation ohIA 500
OTHER MAX ~.
CHEVROLET 20 foAfH oseehanied ,..
att tnnh Taiiat Ia nt@ ..,s.t X, F"bh
cBEvaoLff - stnAh This esf has
IL - aAnaiieHt s4HidtltnH .t.,t... I'm
RIO HtYL fniifE ioaI. tpsss
sDDd tnHEii pAf 80 fs"hiltilt
shape. Hrn mint eiYss " thf
| aplpa,auea ~ nns 1 good tifes,
i3UF .4-.... .-st+ itttt.s+ sou
| fHtiJAF 20 A AfHANm Original hnleh
Hkh ssa aanei - condition %
| feiieut' tnii1 equipped tfsds inf 80
MAkY OTHERS
our Reputation iour Guarantee
J
| Lambert hudson Motors Co,
l72l l. 81 NV.
sm~w ~
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WA<Tt.tl---ts(lONtS.

WA\rEtl--kOONtS.
yntYNts GFNlt tMA< tt,s4VTs sHdnt. priNats
az sFnit prtN atn shower ivfltFd sNFf"Nhdthss
va,l1rHiat n,npla northwest, Voh> vn'vm
,tuW ntawns VetMtpcnt Hanst save tNH eN
lieulsfs A,t,tecss haN tao star "fh~ w.
MAN Nuung ants tultN&hsst tsiaW AZ
anat tuCht southern tNtuAsNrv -NatknN NtN'
tan'e state Wt,~. Address h"> ~ !" S..'F
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al tEF Tor Floor Ri,NN tutnished q! u"'
FURNISHED nvteg ahtt to Nj firssSm "t
NistnItS tNth Aim tahnihta All ~ NHuas
nesptoNtd t,,N NET avtt ~tA Ad,peas Ns'>
81 4 star uht,r
huuM N rRtNArk tANnN ia No,thwe"
se,tiun, A,tifVAs ih,N a. Z, stAt "H'".
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WA>TEib~~AtlTOMOnit.E s.
SELL AUTOMOBILES ~ au.tiou every
SATURDAY ahd "Wednesday 10 d ~ 4 auitk
bth satteia,t"ft Hathod Ma sale ia charge
car tsttd ~ lifnA advertised lfer 'Nes,h'
inf.~~ ~ "a ave. ~ N. i9h. nafh
Gun rhltEs ara baunh ~ Ina his her. Ana
Hs enc s,ilas houthefe Motor Sales
lI9t ltlh Il fa,0mae lhht
rAsH INTIMATELY fot late n,.,iel lars
r. - ',,' p'''s hs. Auto Mar, iilt i''"
LATE MODEL CANS n0uGHT AND sOLn
ts"hs s.ar"ae ai"i i4th =, nv
tnLsh1i.tf on hotnE aEnAH~alsaa
CASH roa YonR can IN MINUTES
SCI, MIR. BARNES,
iAf ionaeelrp, Ave Open III y nm
CASH fuh Yut)h can IN ONE MINUTE
FRED l.. MORGAN.
fhanas enele 1atages iios ,ermant Az
SEE HOB BAfNE.
Cash tas tnnf ear ~ Jed tape
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
=-,a ! will pay sauf unpaid aotet sud So,
tgt lie aaEti haiaHtH ~ uHes inHt iat tf
sse Nj Hsenes tiis Innneeiieut ave
FTaAk. luub, uusa AuliI b u NJ
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WA>rEn--R0OMS AND HOARD,

GENTLEMAN university Stut'rnt, ,seStFTN
rnuae tnx hAAUt with ~tYtytlE psiN ATE tam
il, walkers ,ssslAa,x sinW utuwu ~ wear tth
u car Inv. uut ahut~ tultmeta tti. A,NiltNs
ksN ~ = Stsr ellie
GENTLEMAN unrt,rloNct Wishes comfort
.bic lnunt NTH tn,std pv}t att tamlN, NtytM'
~ st anal IT. Ablfrss HoN q" =,
star of,r -,
WANffn RanN an,t hnard WITH SHtne 'Atr
lar ,tlJ i,,t, la nlras,lu SulloundsnE~- Phone
krauk USAS
QtlkT Na Ne NAN sccks single room Mth
heard IL pvsSihr ahlN replies GStt'N tn'' dE
TAFT. and ntt,e invests ated NtiNiH>S .''N
4iS star ahev
YOU Ma iAnx desires fVutu a,w hhatd W'
Natn faulty R,st NstettryF N"FthM.1 SEQ
lion .niy Address R,,< - star "n,'w
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SAi.E-AtlTO,iOHii.ES
O\\ Ems.
Buy Here and Save Money.

BUY IIcTc ana save AtcilcN.
1927 Chevrolet coach. dem $3.50
1927 Chevrolet coach. 49,. 500
1920 Chevrolet coach. 49,. $50
1920 Chevrolet roadster =. go
1920 Chevrolet laudausdn 429
1925 Chevrolet coach. ..... Us
1925 Chevrolet coupe. 49,. 500
1920 Essex coach. ........ Us
1924 Essex coach .......... 240
1926 Ford roadstcr....... LIS
1925 Ford light delivery. :: 100
1924 Willys-kniSht coupe. $50
Oldsmobilc touring ........ 100
Liberal terms.
OWENS MOTOR COMPANY,
632.S Ga Ave. Georgia 100.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARk-;i
iieht AIRY rooms ani hath gas. eleFstrlcity
telephone iuctutirs!. S60. 1871. krnyon It
tnInnit.a t.s9i.
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ALSO SEVERAL OTHER
MAKES AND MODELS
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 NJ St.
FIR. $500.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
MOTT MOTORS. INC,
1907 18th ST. NV.
I'D Car Department
Phone F.asgkllss 43-142ss

WALLACE SPECIALS.
We cali them special"
because they are above the
average in condition and
appearance. Look them
over: We have priced them
low for nuick sale.
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. Rooms. RE- EPTIOS HALL. BATH.
pnr"h. IInItOr sergtre. traurgfIi. q N
near Columbia Hospital. CaI North $50.
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ALL GUARANTEED ~
WRITING.

Bargains shown below are
Due 10 the great reduction in
tie New hhippct. You get the
advantage III used cars as we'll.
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EMERSON x OR ME
EUICk DEALERS
BE FAIR WITH
NOCRSELF.
HERES JUST y FEW:

Buick 1928 Master 4-paSs.
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1875 IRVING st W-SECOND-FL.OOR
apt One room kitchen hath. Warm. COM
Portable. continuous hot water. Rent sea-
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l'i6l PARK RD N-W-3 LARGE ROOMS
Kitchen ana bath: all OUTSIDE room. ex.el-
lnnt condition.
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IfF UTIDN' tlkt II lhII I!Hh 81,
Ihnua Nnyfh "a
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FIVE Rooms KITCHEN BATH PORLH.
-: - ZOO y IS ia. Phone C!eyei8nc
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished fpoms and snIen-
nrsr Dy,noot Circle. for particulars North
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! 10 9Th ST Ne Rms AND BATH
-: 80. W r. LOCKWOOD. 1910 q a. ms
! PhGnr franklin IOt11 "a.
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heat Ant. 80 evenings AMI SUNDAY.
ANTED-YOJ- Ne LADY TO SHARE
apartment With another. rent reasonable.
Franklin asi*. ACT 40. 1901 Mass ave
a.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-06
BALMY SPRING
SETTLES DOWN
OVER ARIZONA

Disregarding the weather man, the
calendar and all precedent, local OBJ
servers have arrived at the conclusion
that spring is here. They have COM
muned with nature to reach this
conclusion and every bit of evidence
bears them out.
In the parks and along the streets
the trees have big, fat buds or little
green leaves. There is new green
grass sprouting out everywhere. OF
course spring here comes only when
rain has come before to make grow
ing possible and this year the COM
bination has been happy one and
we have spring, full blown and lovely
to greet the first days of March.
Again all precedent is set aside and
this year there has been no high
wind with the coming of March and
the air is balmy. Overcoats are being
consigned to moth balls and SecluSion
and shirt sleeves are rapidly becom-
ing popular as an outer covering dur
ing the day time.
The summer birds are here and
are searching about for places to
nest and most any day one expects
to see a brown lizard among the
mesquite or hear a cricket sing in
the evening. The so-called winter
has been so mild this season that
the house fly was not frozen and
still buzzeS about in greatly dimin-
ished numbers but still numerous
enough to remind one that it has
not been cold.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-06
DOUGLAS PLANS
TO ENTERTAIN
THEM One DAY
State Firemen's Assn of
Arizona Meets at Bisbee
May 1912, Here May II

Programs are ready to be mailed
out by Fire Chief w. j. Nemeck
setting forth the features OF enter
tainment for the fifth annual con-
vention of the Arizona State Fire
mems association to be held at Bisbee
May 1912 inclusive. The work OF
getting the program to the various
departments over the state falls to
the lot OF Chief Nemeck because
he is the secretary OF the state
association.
The programs were issued in an
eight page pamphlet. The front
page is decorated with picture OF
Chief B. w. Norton. OF Bisbee the
entertaining departments head There
is also, in the pamphlet, a cut Of a
view OF Bisbee, a picture of the
state association president, Chief H
w. Reggin, OF Prescott, a group OF
cuts showing c. A. Cox, Glendale
first vice president; Charles c. Parks
Yuma, second vice president; w. j.
Nemeck, secretary treasurer, Douglas;
Ernest j. Hogen, sergeant-at-arms
Flagstaff, and w. D. Simmons, Phoe-
nix, and John S. Hugfls, Bisbee
IilCLlDSIo VI pIlC GhcCuJlNG COIIlHllpJGE,
cut OF the Sacramento hill mine
the country club at Warren and a
street scene in Douglas showing the
Gadsden hotel, recently destroyed by
fire.
The visit of the firemen to Douglas
is scheduled to be made Friday, May
IL, the trip to be started from Bisbee
following the morning session and
timed to arrive at the No. 2 engine
house in Douglas at 1870 when and
where a buffet lunch will be served
This will be followed by a business
session at the Elks club rooms in
Douglas. Mayor A. E. Hinton will
welcome the visitors to the city and
Joseph A. Roberts will respond for
the firemen.
A visit will be made to the smelters
of Douglas and then a visit to Aqua
Prieta and nearby points across the
border, the return to be timed to
arrive at the ElkS club at p. m
for the banquet to be held there.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-06
Cafe Gets CooIing system

Installation Of a complete frigidaire
cooling system for the Richelieu cafe
was contracted yesterday by the man
agement with representatives of the
Frigidaire company. The contract
calls for the system to be completed
within two weeks and the cost will be
something in excess of $1,000. The
system will have the aafe refrigeration
from front to rear, the plant being
large enough TO handle not only the
back bar but also the kitchen and the
refrigerator for meats and vegetables
The plant will require one-horse
motor to operate it.