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arrived in Bismarck to spend the
summer.
Flower Show Will
Be Held at Lair
Motor Sales Room

The first flower show Of the sea-
son will be held Wednesday in the
display room of the Lair Motor
Sales company. All flower grow
ers in Burleigh county, as we'll as
members of the Bismarck Flower
and Garden club. are invited to ex-
hibit blooms. Blue, red and white
ribbons will be awarded for the fol-
lowing exhibits:
Peonies: Best vase Of three, one
variety, first, second and third;
best red, first, second and third;
best pinl., first. second and third;
best dark pink, first, second and
third; best white, first, second and
third; best of any other color, first,
second and third; best single peony,
any color, first, second and third;
sweep stakes, one ribbon, and grand
champion, one ribbon.
Columbine, first, second and
third; poppy, first; second and
third: iris, first, second and third;
pansy, first, second and third, del
phinium. first, second and third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Jonas
left recently for Lehr where they
will visit relatives for short time
before going to Sioux City, Iowa,
for the summer.
Miss Muricl Hart has returned
from the Twin Cities and other
Minnesota cities where she has
spent the last six months with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. B. B. Wetmorc will leave
this evening for Minneapolis where
she will take a six weeks library
course at the University Of Mime
sofa.
Mrs. C. B. Nupen returned to
jamestown this morning after
spending the last week in Bismarck
as the guest of Mrs. II. F. Keller.
Miss Mary Kelly has as her
house guest. Mrs. John p. Murphy OF
Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. Murphy will
be here for several weeks.
MI. ana Mrs. van n. MlOulemaS
Of 100 w. Thayer announce the birth
Of daughter at St. Alexius hospi-
tai Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knutson. OF
Almont, returned home Wednesday
after short business trip to Bis.
marck.
| Mrs. C. A. Fisher has been spend
ing the last few days in Minot as
the guest of Mrs. S. NJ. Lindgren.
A son was born Thursday at St
Alexius hospital to Mr.. and Mrs
John Fortenberry of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman left
Thursday for the Twin Cities where
they will spend several days.
C. E. Brace Of Minot is transact
ing business in Bismarck for a few
DAYS this week.
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Social and Personal
NJ SIS Eva Arntz
a n d Fred Smith
Are Married Here

Miss Eva Arntz of Burnstad and
Fred Smith of Brittin were married
here recently at the Catholic par
sonage. Father John Stag read the
marriage service.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Michael Held of Man.
dan, while Mr.. Held was best man.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith went to Burnstad where
q reception was held at the home Of
the brides parents, Nj. and Mrs.
T. j. Arntz. More than $50 guests
attended. The bride and groom will
leave soon for a motor Grip to Min
nesota lake resorts.
Mrs. Smith is a graduate Of Burn
stad high school and has been teach
ing near Bismarck for the last three
years. Mr.. Smith is engaged in
farming near Burnstad, where they
will make their home.
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Miss Bernice Itrich of Hebron is
the house guest Of Miss Dorothy
Rosen.
Mrs. J. J. Reko has returned to
Mandan from the Minnesota lake
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Rena Mossbrucker
Is Guest of Honor
ct Pretty Shower

Mrs. V. A. Yaeger entertained
Thursday evening at shower in
compliment to Miss Rena Moss
brucker, who will be q bride Of this
month.
During the evening the guests
were entertained with novel games
for which prizes were awarded to
Mrs. John Gabel, Mrs. George Smith
and Miss Blanche Dorley.
A two-course luncheon was served
after the games. Places at the
table were marked with guest fav-
ors. and the centerpiece was formed
with iris. A color scheme Of orchid
and canary yellow was used for 9TH
er appointments.
Miss Mossbrucker was presented
with many lovely gifts. Mrs. Matt
Neibauer and Mrs. Frank WEIGH as
sisted the hostess.
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MLANDAN NEWS
New City Hall Will
Lower Mandan Taxes

Mandan has no city hall. It is
costing the taxpayers $2.40O year
to house the various civic depart
ments. 1t would cost the taxpay-
ers only 1882 annually if they vote
the $4,000 bond issue next week to
guarantee the construction Of new
city capitol.
These are the facts Of the city
hall project case. C. D. Cooley,
president of the city commission,
said in special report addressed
to the commission and taxpayers.
The city audit shows that Man.
dan will save 1913 each year by con-
structing a new city hall to replace
the old one burned this spring.
Vote on the bond issue of $4,000
will take Mace Thursday, June 81.
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C. F. Mosier Dies
Here This Morning
c. f. M?sier, so. resident of Bis
marck for the last 20 years, died
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KennelIy Furniture Co.. Man1a1,
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

region where she accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. l.. f. Reko on fishing
trip. The latter will remain at
Detroit Lakes for few days.
Mrs. Jacob Bollinger of Flasher
is spending a few days here as
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. A. O. Hender-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Warren. who
left Wednesday to attend the con-
vention of Northern Pacific railway
veterans at Tacoma, Wash, will
also visit relatives in Portland. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Palmer left
Thursday evening for Exeter, Calf,
where they will be guests Of rel
atives and frineds.
Phoebe. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
Walter c. Aylcn. left Wednesday
for Fargo to visit her grandparents,
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Ayien.
Mrs. j. L. Sullivan and son
Joseph, Jr., who have spent the last
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sss.,es s n"ssr &C. CO. 1861 soss. - r
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Emmons County Meter Co, 011oee
burg. y. u.
W. z. Petite Co, Llntoo, n. y.
L. =. Ooersch1ae Co. uaooatoae
n. u.
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Bible School Will
Close With Program

The Daily Vacation Bible school
will close Saturday, and on Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock the pupils will
be presented at the city auditorium
in an allegorical play entitled 'The
Lamp, by Anita B. Ferris. No adj
mission will be charged, and the pub
lie is invited to attend.
Althea Hollensworth as Religious
Education will play the leading part.
Omer Walla, playing Youth Of To-
day. and Beatrice Water as Maiden
of Today, will be presented as lead
ing characters. The following cpl
sodes will make up the play:
The Quest of Youth. sixth, seventh
and eighth grades; The First Christ
mas. second grade, assisted by the
first; Feeding the Multitude, third
grade; The Good Samaritan, fourth
grade; The Wise and Foolish Vir-
gins. fifth grade; The Talents, eighth
grade boys; The Triumph of Light,
eighth grade girls.
Mrs. F. II. Waldo is directing the
play. The kindergarten pupils, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Robert Rit-
terbush, will present a separate act.
A special program was presented
at the school for Flag Day. The
history of the flag was reviewed and
the Boy Scouts marshaled parade
in the vicinity Of the school. "All
day suckers" were donated for the
occasion by the Bismarck Grocery.
Miss Roberta Burr has taught the
third grade for the past week, and
Rev. w. +. Water has been in charge
of the sixth grade. Miss Julia Wet
more assisted the first grade teacher.
Misses Jane Byrne and Ardath
Gussner are visiting at Green Lake.
Spicer, Mimi, as house guests OF
Miss Cora Marie Strauss at the
Strauss summer home. Misses
Byrne, Gussner and Strauss have
recently returned from the Lions
convention at Breezy Point, Pequot,
Mimi, where they represented the
Bismarck club on the program Of en-
tertainment.
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Henderson and
little daughter left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, where they will attend
the meeting of the American Medical
association. Mrs. Henderson and
daughter will continue the trip to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. where they will
spend some time with relatives, while
DR.. Henderson will return to Bis
marck.
Miss Helen Katen, Of Bismarck,
and DR.. Marian Meade, of Mime
apolis, will leave here Saturday
morning for Portland, Ore, where
they will attend a National Tuber-
culosis conference. DR.. Meade has
been the guest of Miss Katen for the
last week.
Miss Marcelle LaRose. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. v. j. LaRose, has
returned from Minneapolis where
she has been attending the Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
The Birthday Mission society of
the First Lutheran church will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Porter at
17O8 Rosser street.
Robert Conger, who has been at
tending the University Of Wiscon-
sin, Madison, for the past year, has
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Margaret Galloway
HonOred at Party

Miss Margaret Galloway, whose
wedding will be an event of June,
was honored Thursday evening
when Mrs. A. H. Pearson enter
tanned at her home.
During an informal evening Miss
Galloway was presented with a
shove of gifts. At the close of
the evening the hostess served a
course luncheon. Places were
marked for 20 guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Yaeger have
moved into their new home at GIL
Second street.
Mrs. Dan Slavik of Judson is
spending q few days in Bismarck
on business.
Mrs. w. L. Gordon, of Washburn,
is spending a few days in Bismarck
this week.
Miss Helen Wacker, Of Garrison,
has been discharged from st. Alexius
hospital.
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few weeks in Minneapolis and
Detroit Lakes in company with Mrs.
Sullivan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Renden, returned to Mandan
early this week.
Mrs. Neil Currie. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. j.
Conrad, left Thursday for Malta,
Mont, where she will be the guest
Of her son. Archibald Currie.
Mrs. Russell Hughes has returned
from an extended trip to Cleveland,
Ohia. Niagara Falls, Columbus, Gin
cinnati, Jackson, Ohio, and points
in Indiana,
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this morning ut local hospital FOL-
lowing . short illness.
Mr.. Mosier was born in Buffalo,
N. Y, in 16l6. While in Bismarck
he has made his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Marshall Conner.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Bank Quotations
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SCIENCE AGAIN
CONTRIBUTES TO
THE JOY OF LIVING

Among the great benefactions
that science has bestowed upon
mankind is Fly Tox. Touch any
fly, mosquito, roach-any bug or
insect with its cleanly, fragrant
spray. They cannot breathe. They
are caught, held, doomed to sure
death. Fly ToX is the scientific in.
secticide developed at Mellon Insti-
tute of Industrial Research by Rex
Fellowship.
And yet Fly Tox is harmless to
humans. a child may use without
danger. But Fly-ToX is certain
death to all kinds Of household bugs
and insects. adv
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Py e. A. Shallnut
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. ClllCO ELtSo GJSC4o1 SOLLSS JO.4ItI44| =
Copyright 1928 by United Press
NEHEING, Fla, Sept. l9.-Con-
Gltions ar, almost indescribabic
.laag ;hy upper shores Of Lake
OE.,,houyr.
suffering and death are every
where. II is probable that sctcra!
laad.,d lives have been lost in thc
d,Yastcd communities about the
,akc. Weeks will by needed to de
tcsmlua accurately the number Of
dead and injured. SO deep is The dc
Dris and Wrachage.
because of scarcity Of food, slel-
Ter. clothing ami medical supplies,
suffering is intense.
Sanitary conditions are also
Iasm.Hg Fhr stencil from hundreds
IF dead cattle. horses and other ami.
mails is Unaegrabic. This writer
counted more than Gu bodies in i
Jistauce # t"o A!.-s Ecar Moore
haven las, night.
ReHgt norA,r: believe lat s,w.
lar conditions cAis. throughout the
area.
Seorls who escaped with their
lives are uciuE given first aid treat
mcGt ut MooetLaNeH and other towns
near tie lake and then brought here
oyyt cleared roads
Nj OkcecLoDce City, on the
northern Iim Of the lake. at least
> families ar homeless and in T.
,orate plight.
u, r. Mcneil, president Of the
Peoples Bank Of Okeachohee. issued
N aPr.a! through the United Press
Tor assistance.
.'tlotajug is needed, particularly
tor scores cf children Who haye
hardly a r"y TO pat en-. We also ned
TODD and l4sa.cal aId, - AicNru
s;,id.
Nooreaavaa ANA cGe~iston e,
capped with only small damage. 40
casualties were reported in tur-c
cities.
Only hy some s.r.as ot good lack
was the death toll kept down a'
ONeecuo5ac. After the houses crack
oI and cuIlai i iIE. pas cba rd.
the residents Hera caught IN a >nr.
jas of Tremendously high waves
osead up hy the hurricane Winds
These waves. described rs 90 feet
i'gh, swept over the town and re-
ecded. They #c.e believed to Eayp
pulled in their undcrtow many Of
hose now missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
No. 1913
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
CT California III and for the
County of Imperial.

In the Superior Court Of the State
CT California III and for the
County of Imperial
John II. Klciudinst and Marie a.
Kle.udinSt, husband and wife, Plain
tiffs VS.. Stanley F. Rose, John Doe.
Jane Doe, Richard Row, First Doe,
"a corporation and Second Doe, q
corporation, Defendants.
The people Of the state Of Cali
fornia send greetings to Stanley +.
Rose, John Doe, Jane Doe, Richard
Roe, First Doc, 4 corporation, and
Second Doe, a corporation, Defend
ants.
You are hereby directed to ap-
pear ana answer the Complaint in
action entitled as above brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
Of the County Of Imperial, State
Of California, within ten days after
the service on vou of this Summons
If served within this county or
Within thirty days if served else
whore.
And YOU are hereby notified
that unless yoa appear and answer
as above required. the sand Plain
tiff VIII take judgement for amy
money or damages demanded in the
complaint as arising upon contract.
or they viii apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint
Given ralcr my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court Of the
Comfy of Imperial state Of Cali
foruia this l3,h day Of August
1928
6. G. MOCsSEAU, Clerk
BY T. D. Nash, Deputy Clerk
Superior Court Seal
HlCKCON & TRUDE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sept 5l2l &c Oct 3l0l7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Downtown Plants
Gutted BY Fire
I'm Los Angeles
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LES ANGEL ES, Sept. 19-Flames
gutted six plants in the downtown
manufacturing district here today,
causing damage estimated at $l25,-
eco.
The Richfield Oil Company, the
Harnisclrfeger Sales Corporation,
the Harper Art Metal Company, the
Radio Manufacturing Company and
CARING House Engineering Com
panv. were the organizations that
suffered.
All the plants were in the block
between fifteenth and sixteenth
streets on Santa Fe street.
Eleven fire companies were called
out to battle the flames.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Three COnvicts
Are Captured
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calf, Sept.
19.-Three convicts who escaped
Sunday night from the state prison
camp at Salmon Creek were cap
tured near Cambria last night.
The convicts, Bryan Laver, %,
Jack Williams, %, and Russell
Smith, %, were weak from hunger
and made no attempt TO escape the
four Cambria residents who demand
ed the surrender. The convicts were
returned to the county Jail here and
their captors will divide 5000 in re-
ward money.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Trading Pace
QlEiets Down
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NEW YORK. Sept. l,.-Trading
pace quictcd down f. relatively
Light ga.t ON the stock exchange to-
Iav and the market resisted selling
pressure induced by tight call and
time money rates.
Call loan, firmed mp to per cent
and time money was at 1T per
cent. Ianks Wcra calling loans as
income tax check. We're presented
for payment and the treasury with
drew more than S29Do0.Gn0 from
New York institutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Lewis Trial To
Commence Today
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Los ANGELES, Sept. 19-Trial
of S. c. Lewis and Jack Bennett,
oil promoters charged with using the
mails to dcfraud, will begin in fed
cral court here late today.
The government ON pl a n $
against the pair accused them of
conspiring to sell improperly backed
evils Oil Corporation gold notes.
Lewis and Bennett recently were
acquitted on counts of conspiracy in
connection with the Wrpcking of the
&lO0o00,0 900 Julian Petroleum Cor
poration, now being reorganized.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Wealthy Oil Man
Dies On Train
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KANSAS CITY, No. sept. 70
George Billings, millionaire Okla
homa oil man formerly Of Enid, died
today on n Santa Fe train while en-
soute 10 California with his wife
and two sons. Jack, g. and Samuel,
:. Death was due to heart disease.
Billings was returning to his pres
ent home in Long Peach, Calf, fol
lowing a European tour.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
CONDITIONS IN
STRICKEN BELT
INDESCRLBABLE

Editors Noto:-The Tampa
correspondent -o9 the United
Press arrived III Sebring, Fla,
today after q trek along the
western and northern shores of
Lake Okeechobee, in the heart
Of the hurricane stricken west
OF the Palm Beaches. His story
follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
COOLIDGE TO VISIT
NEW ENGLAND STATES
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WASHINGTON. Sept. ~ presi-
3"nt Coolidge ~jll leave here to-
might i,t two.dar trip t1 New
England, the oroa-cr part ~ which
win g. spent in Vermont where lc
viii inspect progress of rehab.li-
tatieu of last fans flood area.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Snntharn California

Fair tonight and Thursday with
fog IN coast tonight; high tampera-
tures in tie interiors; gentle varl-
able winds. Fire weather forecast;
tair but with tor N .oa~t tonight,
no change in fyWEa,atu-r CT hum.
litv: gentle Vanaalr winds ucstDy
westerly t lid lev Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
LOODING HIGHWAY
COSTS SILVA $40

\. l.. SILVA. who was found guilty
on charge Of road flooding by
Judg, l. Maytield recently, was
sentenced TO pay q fine Of SO when
he appeared in court tins morning
FOR sentence. Tho case was not aa
aggravated cHe. The defendant pro
tiuccd the necessary cash To obtain
a.s freedom. AIonzo Poole WAS com
rlaiuant in the matter.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
State TO Close
Case Aga inst
Bethel Today
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Les ANGELES, Sept. l9 The
state probably win conclude IFS case
gains, Gussou Ea,t2-l a"ras.l Of
HE murder Of Barbara Mugcr, at
today x trial session.
Much If the prosecution's ; time so
far has been spent in proving Miss
Maugcr's death. Chemists testified
Yesterday that tests Of hair definite.
~ established as hers the body
found in stone Canyon in July.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
BOULEVARD STOP
WAR CONTINUED

state traffic officers continued
.ie war against riolators of the
Boulevard stop orjjnoacos in ef-
feet in the county yesterday with
"a" result that three motorists were
tagged for that otfcnse. Dan Orr,
&gore" \. Nouch and : Ito were the
motorists to be tictytcd and an are
ordered Ia app"ar hato.r Judge
Griffin IF EraW,cv.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
ACTRESS SEEKS DIVORCE
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept. 19.-Ricl.
ard lIanshaw, movie director, re
fused to feature her in films ana
then deserted her, Ethlyne Clair,
actress, charged in her suit for di-
roree, on file here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19

luncheon meetings of tl" senior
body. Hr then introduced tho new
~ elected President =. j. hrnrtt
nd congratulated the other officers
.rlectcd IT. they took over the meet
nS
Arnctt Thanks Members
Arnctt then gave a short talk in
which Ee thanked the members for
lonoring him with Tie election to
he presidency and thcn called ,hr
meeting 70 ord r.
The Lusincss meeting opened with
The extension of a vote of thank
60 Robert Hays for Tie assistance
hn ia, given the naw orgaa.latipu
I'm it's tormatiun
The matter of meeting time was
thru brought up and after consid
cradle discussion if was voted to
hold meetings ON Wednesday morn
ing OF each week. The meetings will
be- held i'm the Barbara Worth Lotcl,
converting ut $50 O clock and will
be- in the form Of breakfast meet
ings.
Several discussion were then held
on various subjects including the
Lqgma road proiecJ and the matter
"t creating retrratjonal center for
FL Cca'ro.
Thr members voted in fayorinq
the sponsoring of "Stvlc show
TO be held at tine now West Coast
Thcatrr the latter part Of October
and q committee was appointed to
:al,a the matter mp with the mer-
Giants Of the city, This co"mit-
tee consists Of Martin Muuson,
ahairman. L. b Moore, i. V. Hen
3rv and Harry Soncs.
There were several new member
Slip cards presented bringing the
total membership Of the Junior Or
ganization close TO the 100 mark.
\ short discussion on lis plans
for holding a Junior Chamber Ban
at the Barbara Worth Hotel on
Halloween night was held Just
rrior TO ad iournmcnt.
The meeting WAS then adjourned
until ucNt Wednesday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
METHODIST LADIES
AID HOLDS MEETING

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church held its opening
meeting yesterday afternoon at thr
1olre Of Mrs. y. A Con;ou on
Hamilton street. Tie busy after
noon was spent in formulating plans
for the coming season : work. Vt
The close Of the business, Ms. Con
tos served refreshments during Il
Pira~lht social hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
TREASUR YBALANCE
By United Prcss Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1o.-Tho
treasury net balance for September
l.. was $&f7T53.293.03. Customs
receipts Iii, month to the 17th were
$2S, &46,i03.G3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-19
Plan To Fight
Car Fare Raise
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. l9.-City
and state Railroad Commission at
tornevs will make 4 federal court
motion Monday to stay the effee-
tiyeness of the ruling to increase
the fares On the Yellow Car lines
here.
The motion H.u ask that the in
crease be withheld pending a deer
SION bv the supreme cour; OF the
United States.
L0a ANGELES, sept. l9.-Evcry
effort will be made TO prevent the
Los Angeles railway from lncreas-
iLg its Yellow Car line fare from
i've to seven cents, K. H. Vaughan,
assistant attorney to the state ran
icad commission. said today.
As soon rs the court signs the
osder permitting the increase an
appcal VIII he taken to the ruling,
Vaughan said after he conferred
with attorneys for the city and for
the railw@v company.
The degree viii be signed this
afternoon. it was said.