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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09
SMITH APPO|NTEE
LIST MADE PUBLIC
Reports Show Political and
Religious Faith of Of
fiCehoIderS.
By the Associated Press.


ALBANY. N Y, September "a
statement showing the political and
religious affiliations of appointees of
Gov Smith to judicial. quasi-judiclal,
county and related positions in the
State of New York was made public
today by George B. Graves, secretary
to the governor.
Supplementing a list given out last
Wednesday by Robert Moses, secretary
of state and political associate of the
Democratic presidential nominee, the
statement showed that of 1T appoint
ments to the bench and other positions
126 were Democrats. 30 Republican, 2
independents and II unknown. AS to
religion. So were Catholics. IS Protes-
tants, ii Jewish or of Jewish descent
and 10 unknown.
Full facts as to these appointments,
q statement bv Mr.. Graves said, ARE
now in the hands of the printer ard
pamphlets including the figures and
biographical statement as to principal
officers viii be available to the public
In few days"
The Moses list gave figures as to
cabinet and other administrative posi-
tons and was made public. he said. in
view of charges that the governor If
elected president. would be influenced
in his appointments by a persons
religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

Show me-is the attitude to take when getting
an automobile. Because salesman cannot
talk something into car that is not built
into it.
The "show me" buyer is simply selecting car
with the same business acumen that he uses
in buying bonds or real estate or in making
any other investment.
The only difference is that he probably knows
more about cars.
He has owned several.
He has driven them for years.
His own experience and his own NEEDS
qualify him to know WHAT he wants car
to do; HOW he wants it done and how
LONG it should stand up and endure at Its
peak of efficiency.
Auburn sales will again increase this year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09
.RASKOB CAMPAIGNS
FOR VOTING WOMEN
Democratic Chief Says Too
Many Shun PolIs-Com-
pares Party Records.
BY the Associate Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 8.-John j.
RaSkob, Democratic national chairman,
issuing an appeal today to the women
of the country to vote for Gov. Alfred
E. Smith. said:
The women's viewpoint has become
essential to the peaceful prosperity of
the nation
This viewpoint" he asserted. can
be translated into national action only
by exercise. on the part of the women,
of their voting right. In the 1920 cleo
ton. only 81 per cent of the popular
vote was registered by the women More
than half of the women of voting age
did not vote.
"A particular appeal is being directed
this year by both parties to the women.
The Democrats are basing their appeal
on the social welfare record of Gov.
Smith. His accomplishments in behalf
of women. in industry. in the fields and
in the homes. the mothers and the flu
ture mothers of our people. testify to his
sincere regard for the home"
The Republican campaign among the
women. Mr.. RaSkob charged. consists
largely of subtle, whispered suggestions
concerning social and religious differ
ences''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

would shortly relapse into unconscious
nesG.
Tho accident to the film star occurred
at $50 pm. yesterday. when she was
riding horse through the Bots de
Bolcgre An automobile approached
too near the horse and it shyed 50
quickly tlst the rider was thrown to
the ground. where she was picked up
and carried to the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

Ancient Egyptians considered 19
finger Lengths the perfect height for a
man or woman. using the middle finger
as the measuring unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

Lamps Of 100000 candlcpowcr each
have been placed in two beacons for
airplane guides in California One is
near Los Angeles and one not far from
San Francisco. The lights are visible
at from 100 to $50 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE. Va. September 8-The
infant child of Rev. T. S. Dempsey,
Baptist minister of Spray. near here,
was killed yesterday in an automobile
accident. A colored man, whose auto
collided with that of Rev. Mr.. Dempsey
was arre1tcd in an alleged intoxicated
condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

because-People DO know motor cars, and
can tell the DIFFERENCE by comparing
and by DRIVING them.
Sampling is one of the oldest and soundest
methods of selling
Therefore we offer you "Show Me" Week SO
you can sample the Auburn.
Come and see for yourself that it DOES give
greater value; better performance; easier
handling and does ALL the things you want
a car to do BETTER than ANY other.
If the car then does not sell itself you will
not be asked to buy-we MEAN it!
There is no magic about Auburn's amazing
growth. 1t is simply by giving the buyer
MORE for his money.
That is why it is GOOD BUSINESS to buy
an Auburn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

Special prizes offered in the All
Club department include SIS, $40 ana
SIS to the clubs with largest percentage
Of members making exhibits. pure
bred calf will go to the All Calf Club
member making the best showing. A
baby chick feeder and pure bred chicks
will be given for the best club poultry
exhibits. For best All Club garden
exhibit, 81 will be given. A walnut
footstool goes for the best club room
Improvement project; a sewing basket
for the best club clothing exhibit; a
4-ouart Gamer to the club girl winning
the canning club project, and two
special prizes in cooking club work.
The county farm advisory council
met last night in the Office of H. B.
Derr to consider preparations for the
AGRICULTURAL exhibits. The council de-
cided that drastic action should be
taken by county authorities to curb
the activities of the chicken thieves.
The secretary was requested to ask
Sheriff Kirby to use bloodhounds from
the District Workhouse at Occoquan,
to assist in catching the robbers. The
council also went on record as asking
the County Chamber of Commerce to
assist in the protection of this county
industry by offering substantial re-
ward.
H. B. Derr was elected assistant Sec
rotary. with instructions to arrange
for future meetings. The council also
went on record in favor of asking the
board of supervisors to equalize the
salaries paid to the county agent and
the home demonstration agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09
Sixty Days for 75.Cent Theft,

Sixty Uays TOT 10-CsHt 1HtII'
Convicted of the larceny of two foun-
tain pens and a pencil, valued at IS
cents. from a store at Seventh and E
streets, Leon Adams. colored. 1443 P
street. was sentenced to go days i'll 1a!l
by Police Court Judge Robert E. Mat
tingly Yesterday.
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heralded BY laughing shouts and
loud honkings. Mrs. Ward ran to
q window In the living room to see
for herself that It really was Rod
and Berthe Lou.
A swarm Of friends piled out Of
the cars behind that occupied by
the bride and groom and literally
swept the young couple across the
sidewalk and up the flight Of stairs
to the second door Of the new brick
building.
Nra Ward hurried out on the
landing to meet them. Marcella
was before her but Lila had stayed
behind. Berthe Lou saw her moth.
er coming toward her and shouted:
Hey. NUNS. dig mo Quit" 1
Berthe Louis friends made way
for her mother and Berthe Lou
rushed into the dear familiar arms
like . homing bird
go
QERTIN Lon reached up for .
- kiss. After It Mrs. Ward laid
her cheek on Berthe Lou's-hsr lips
buried IN the girls rich brown
curlA Honey. listen. Lila 10
here" she whispered.
Berthe Lon oti6ened slightly.
Then che flung her arms around
her mothers neck. Kissed her on
the nose and broke away, apparent
u - happy . she had been . mo-
ment before. The bevy OF WELDON.
eEs swept her on into her new
home.
liant e lovely. Berthe Lou?
We Ill helped Rods mother pick
out the rugs! Too bad she isn't
hDre!"
Berthe Lou listened through e oil.
exclaimine. enthusint. tatisfyins
them. But 70 hee mothers ears her
voice rang Just . SHADE hollow. ura
Ward watched the dinlug room
door. dreAdips the momsnt when
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purse containing small sum 81
money, check book, railroad pass,
fountain pen. Finder keep money,
but return purse and contents 70
Tribune or 500 Second street.
LOST-Ladies square pink and
green plaid silk scarf in downtown
district Monday between 5 and 6
p. m. Finder phone 307-J for re-
ward.
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crews will b added for The stoek
and grain movement.
Cattle and sheep are belnG condi-
tioned for market rapidly BY the
best range pasture IN several years.
AZ Northern Pacific headquarters
In 2andan Il was said that six or
seven train crews probably will b
added 70 the freight service within .
|1sw weeks to facilitate On early IN.
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Lila should choose to make her
presence, known.
Finally, o. they were about to
lead Berthe Lou into the dining
room. Lila appeared In the door.
way. welcome home." she cried
gayly and camo up to kiss Berthe
Lou.
The girls were watching Berthe
Lou. She hadn't turned q hair when
she saw Lila. She had let herself
be kissed without any evident I'm.
willingness and Il she was not
warm to Lila she was not cold
either. Everyone was left guessing.
I've started some coffee for you"
Lila sang out to Rod as he moved
away from her to follow BERTHE Lou
who had gone into the dining room.
MFs. Ward turned upon her. So
that was what had kept her from
showing herself! Coffee" she
echoed. "Op . hot day like this1"
Lila replied that she intended 70
ice It. Rod hates lemonade" she
added. apropos Of the refreshmsut
Mrs. Ward had provided Tor the
occasion. Mrs. Wards '1yes biased
but she was dad that Berthe Lou
and the other girls we're out OF
hearing. She resolved that there
should b no coffee served, iced or
otherwise unless Berthe Lou %
wished.
She went swiftly into the dinine
room and up to Dertie Lou. "6hall
No make Iced coffee for Rodl" che
asked IN . strained voice.
Just then one Of the Girls opened
the kitchen door and Dertjo Lou
caught . whi6 o. fragrant Mocha
and Java. L was Z gitt from the
grocer downstairs. She thought that
her mother he'd already gone 70 tho
trouble Of maklne e and wao onx.
ious 70 know e Ri would Ike 4.
He'd lore Il, NUNS. if Il isn't
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-07
aUUSEs AND FLATS

HOUSE FOR SALE-An unusual
opportunity to purchase direct
from owner one Of the largest and
most beautiful residences in Bis
marck at the very low price OF
@l6,600. $1,000 cash, balance on
terms, to responsible party. Ele-
CANT lot on corner with east front,
10Ox150 feet, with lots Of trees
and shrubs and large two car gar
age. First floor contains extra
large living room with beautiful
arched entrance from hallway,
Colonial dining room with fire
place and door leading to spacious
porch, most complete kitchen,
built-in cabinet, linen closets. Two
stairways to second floor. Second
floor contains four elegant bed
rooms that will not fail to please
the most exacting buyer, beautiful
bath cow ni,ntly located. Third
floor contains large room for use
as amusement room or bed room.
Basement contains large plastered
laundry ,om fully equipped with
automatic gas water heater, tubs,
ETC., and s fully partitioned. Hot
water heat throughout, weather
strips. Will show by appointment
to anyone interested in q real
home. Address Ad. No. SS, care
Tribune.
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EARLY STOCK
RUSH Is SEEN

Railroads in Bismarck are prepar.
ing for an early movement Of live.
stock from the range country Of the
west and northwest to the Fargo and
South St. Paul stock markets.
At division headquarters Of the
500 Line in Bismarck this morning
it was said that an early movement
of stock is anticipated. New power
is expected to be put in service out
Of Bismarck, and additional train
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too much trouble" Mrs. Ward
breathed Z sigh Of relief, thankful
that BERTHE Lou hadn't been in ig.
norance Of Rods taste for iced
coffee. It would have been awkward
to dispose Of It if Berthe Lou had
said not to have It. Especially since
Rod liked It.
+ lila said nothing more about the
L coffee. She didn't much care
whether the others knew anything
about It or not. Her sole object In
tormenting Berthe Lou was to bite
on = sore tooth. She was halt sorry
for herself. half angry with Rod and
half hateful Of Berthe Lou.
The rest drank lemonade and con.
sumed to the last crumb tho three.
colored marble cake Mrs. Ward had
baked. Marcella suggested washing
the glasses and plates but Berthe
Louis mother refused 70 let them.
= IVY 0O10S0 - 00b VIVID sO0OSVB ~
her manner and e finally dawned
upon them that Z welcoming homo
party should be brief to b success.
full
+ lila vas the last to 80. ''Comine2s
- she said to Mrs. Ward. The latter
answered with . curt mo"
"0h. don't b . comic stfip
mothsr-in-law," Lila told her. MSo.
Ward ignored her impudence by
turning away from the door whero
Lils stood and deliberately fingered
70 keep Berthe Lou standing. plainly
tired and travel-stained.
Suddenly Berthe Lou lost her
temper. Suppose you come a IN
the morning and cook breakfAtt Tor
~" che oaid swsstly: syou'ro %
willing and Rods oftan told ~
hbw much 10 enjoyed your cooking.s
(To ~ Continuedl
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE 82-
MALE ~glP WANTED

WOMEN, MEN-Earn $35, weekly
addressing cards. nome spare
time. All year work, experience
unnecessary, no selling. Write,
National. 8413 Jamaica, Wood
haven, New York.
Is MEN WANTED at once 70 learn
Barber Trade, Short Term now.
Free catalog explains all. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N. D.,
Butte, Mont.
WANTED-At once q good man to
cover local 100 store route; no
selling; just distribute and collect.
Write PERKS MFG. co., Florin,
Penna.
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Call at 2lo Second street q pheas
1lll.R.
F r SALE

SEVEN ROOM modern house, H.
GLIDING bed rooms, / bed room
down stairs, hardwood floors, oak
finish IN pa full basement par
titioned off, in good condition.
near scho Il. east front, trees, de-
sirable, for 6300, on terms.
FIVE ROOM modern house, 2 bed
rooms, east front, fine lot, neas
school, for $4,000, on which $780,
can be borrowed.
FIVE ROOM modern stucco house
2 bed rooms, full basement, en-.
closed porch, fine condition,
years old, east front near schools
very desirable, on liberal terms
A VERY we'll lo~ ID 50 foot lot o.
Sixth street.
PARTY wants to rent I room mod
ern house.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER
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lava AAH n0AI WANA Gu
Young lady who plays piano, uke or
guitar and has some speciality, to
join vaudeville team playing North
and South Dakota and Montana.
Good amateur will do. Phone
1889.
ADDRESS Envelopes-$25-$ 35
weekly in your spare time. Every
thing furnished. Stamp for par
ticulars. LaTeur, Dept. L144 Paul
Brown Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
ADDRESS Envelopes-$2O .OO-$ 90
weekly in your spare time. Every
thing furnished. Stamp for par
ticulars. Rochelle, PAL Van Buren,,
Dept. M444, Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for
general homework. Call at 521
Washington street or phone 1884.
WANTED-Maid for general house,
work. Pie ant surroundings.
Please call 862-R.
WANTED-Maid for general house,
work. Call at 227 w. Thayer.
WANTED-Maid for general house.
work. Phone 524.
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Phone sol.
WANTED-Waitress at O'Brien's
Cafe.
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5AdS5xcM%S
AhHIS ORY

July Z
1640-Providence, r. l., had = gov
eminent formed by 40 citi.
ZenS.
1865-Four of the Lincoln plotters
were hanged.
1884-Greeley arctic expedition
survivors reached Newfound-
land.
189s-Hawaii annexed.
1912-Call issued for Progressive
convention at Chicago, Au.
gust 5.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished clean three
room light housekeeping apart
ment in modern home, gas for
cooking. Call at 622 Third street
or phone 132-W.
FOR RENT-Two pleasant sleeping
front rooms in strictly modern
: home. Re ,.onable rent. Close in,
fine location. 400 Sevent.. street.
Phone 992-R.
FOR RENT-July 1st, clean we'll
furnished sleeping room in quiet
, modern home. Close to bath and
telephone. Phone 1921 or call
at 421 First.
FOR RENT-rurnished room, suit
able for two, near the capitol.
Ladies preferred. Call at 9O2
Sixth street or phone 1139.
FOR RENT-A room suitable for
one or two. Light housekeeping
allowed if desired. Two blocks
from postoffice. Call 1437W.
FOR RENT-Furnisled sleeping
room in modern home. Phone
482-M or call 416 Sixth street.
FOR RENT. Light house keeping
rooms with kitchenette. Ali Fifth
street or phone 273.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms at SIS
Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Large room suitable
= for one or two. $40 Fourth street.
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tisipotod meveQatot q steek aad q
take care of grain.
Traffic depevtment q both roads
turned their attentjoa 70 the. car
situation and laid plans to have
plentiful supplies Of cars ready for
the stock and grain movements.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-07
o. Ked USED CARS

Attractive Buys
1927 Chew. sedan; 1926 Chev. coach;
1926 Chrysle- sedan; 1926 Ford
sedan; 1925 Ford Tudor; 1926
Ford cou. 1925 Ford coupe; two
Ford tourings; Overland touring;
Overland delivery truck; Dodge
delivery truck.
Other bargains in Used Cars.
We trade ard give terms on both
new and used cars.
Il CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.,
bismarck. n. u.
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IF YOU want $4,000 this year, write
me personally. Strong line for
retail store, nationally advertised.
Established Co., big season now.
Liberal weekly advance to prodpc-
err. Dyke Williams, Mgr, 2010
Euclid, Dept. 87S, Cleveland, Ohio.
REPRESENT Auto Seat Cover Nam
ufacturer. Direct to Automobile
owners. High quality, low prices.
Make $125 weekly. Elaborate
samples free. Marvelo, 1900 Wa
bansia, Chicago.
SALEMEN-Can use two more to
sell inter State Oil company's es-
tab.:shed line Of oil and paint.
Phone 1874 or write A. H. Cloth
Ter. Box 40.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED-Young lady
would like a stenogrAphic posi-
ton. Has had some experience.
Would also consider clerical work.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r air that lcaky OF
clogs | radiator. All work guar
anteed and nrice reasonable.
LADY wants work by day or res
taurant work. part or full time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-07

FOR RENT-Six room modern
house near >apitol. Adults only
Call 1t 1910 Fourth street.
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PARTY driving to California first
week in August, has room for 2
passengers in 5 passenger sedan.
Write postoffice box l92, Bis
/. ). marck.
tPARTIES going to California third
week n July wish passenger who
can held with driving. p. o. Box
636.
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e SALESMAN HOSIERY

0I2B111NOXvB o88OIS1R11S
MANUFACTURER wants exper-
fenced man having good acquAint-
ance in North and South Dakota
territory for complete in stock
Mine Of high grade Mems, Wom-
ems, and Children's popular priced
hose. Straight commission basis.
II you cannot sell minimum Of
$4,000 to $l50O.00 weekly do not
apply. Milwaukee knitting Mills.
$40 East Water St., Milwaukee,
Wis.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern fur.
nished house. Garage in base.
ment, immediate possession. Call
TAR.
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FORMER GOVERNOR DIES
Aberdeen. July 7.-(AP)-C. N
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APARTMENTS


WOMEN-Spare or full, time sew
ing Daytime Frocks, $18 dozen,
experience unnecessary, steady
work, no selling, particulars free.
Liberty Industries, 70 Liberty
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. !,
FOR RENT-Modern furnished
apartment on ground floor. Suit
able for one or two persons. $50
per month. Call Everts Apis,
314 Third.
FOR RENT-Large furnished sleep
ing room in modern home, suitable
for one or two with hot and cold
water in room. Call ut SIS Fourth
: street.
FOR RENT-Modern three room
apartment, three closets, private
bath, also store room. Phone
1O50-R or call at 8O2 Second
street. :
FOR RENT-Clean furnished light
housekeeping apartments in mod
ern home, price reasonable. Call
at GA Eighth street.
FUR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment, newly decorated on
ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-Large two roora
apartment furnished. On first
floor. 924 Fourth street or phone
543-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment. Varney apart
ments. Phone 773.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Second hand gas range
with broil~r and heater, also gas
!. water heater. Phone 610 after 6
,, O'Clock.
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. D.
FOR SALE-Baby buggy. Phone
GAR.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-I60 acres
grod agriculture land near Stur-
Ris, s. Oak, 40 acres in alfalfa.
Will consider automobile or other
property, part payment. "A. Z.
Sandin, 322 Park street, Bismarck,
N. OAK.
FOR SALE-Casting box and one
Tn. p. Electric D. G. motor,
cheap. Inquire at Tribune office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
CANADA'S TRADE
aided BY ANIMALS
Fur Bearing Creatures Play I'm.
portant Part

Montreal. Sept. I R-Br'er
Rabbit, Danny Beaver. Johnny
Muskrat. Reddy Fox. Billy Skunk
and their wives, sisters and cousins
are among Canada's most productive
citizens, II contribution Of $18.-
S3a977 to the Dominion's fur bus
mess during the 1928 season II
any criterion.
In fact, the value of fur produc-
ton for the period increased 81
100000 over the previous year, the
Canadian Pacific's development OF
colonization and development re-
ports and almost every bearing
animal native to North America
contributed.
Fox pelts led with total value OF
$6.217,S25 for 162,70S patch, cross
silver. red and white fox skins.
Muskrats brought in $3.341,446 more
and supplied the greatest number OF
pelts, 1.774,954. Br'er Rabbit sacri-
feed 1,234,S50 members of his
family. the second largest contribu.
ton.
Ontario was first among the
provinces in production. with a total
value of $S,919.491. Quebec was
second with sS,O65,323.