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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-06

SALES MENACER-We have IN
unusual good opening for Z pro-
Queer .sho wishes to connect with
an organisation that will advance
him according to his capabilities.
Il will warrant your, time to se-
cure details Of On offer that can
Be mod: ct this time. C. v. Co.,
EOS Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis.
PUNCHBOAKD SALESMAN ysMi
Weekly. 90 Complete assortments.
Slot machines, Ill kinds. Most
gigantic line ever Featured. Re-
peat commissions. Big I color
eatalog FREE. LION MNFG.,
sos W. Erie, Chicago.
HIGH CLASS proposition Tor sales
man able to handle. Close con-
tracts. Nothing 70 cell. Earning
possibilitils practically unlimited.
Ret. required. lntsrnetioasl CHod.
i Rsportsss, Mills Bld4., San
EraMcisco.
WANTED-Sslesman with car to
sell Maytag washers in North Da-
kota territory. Write Tribune Ad.
No. 81.
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REAL ESTATE

FIVE ROOM bungalow; bath, fur
, mace, basement, on paving, $1,000.
EIGHT ROOM completely modern
house, two lire places, Is foot lot,
incest part Of town, 100000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, bath, fur
mace, basement, just off paving,
$3S0O.OO.
FOUR ROOM bungalow. we'll built,
Riverview, $3800.00.
THE PRETTIEST lot left in River
view, 100000.
NINE ROOM house, completely
modern in every detail, one Of the
incest homes in the city, every.
thing in good taste, $11, 100000.
SIX ROOM house, a real bargain 1t
$230O.OO.
FARM LANDS-I have so far closed
over twenty sales and have over
thirty more pending. l have the
most complete list and the biggest
bargains ever had.
ANY BUYER can :.:.ways zee my
correspondence in connection with
sale as / do my business on .
strictly commission basis.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSl-
NESS with the busiest dealer In
the city.
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lMI;I(HIRIfW :
Wy COPYRIGHT 1928 gMA sfpnr INC ~ ELEANOR EARLY

I'm the second Of January sybil
- went again to Wester House.
Mabel kissed her Solicitously. and
6ybil saw the worried question In
her eyer.
-0h. It's al right. Nab" she said.
and began to pull Oh her gloves to
hide her confusion. II told them
yesterday. Val was simply scan.
dalised. mean she said she was.
You never saw . girl act up so In
Al your life. OF course she was
tickle6 to death-but. my dear.
you'd have thought to hear her. the
whole thing was . personal affront.
And that I'd done It eli Just to EN-.
barrass her. Some day I'll kill that
womsu-I know / WILL"
Sybil rolled her gloves into q
little bail. and tossed them on
Mabel's desk.
TAD was absolutely wonderful"
she continued. "And Mothers
down It Bigelow's this morning. to
- about having announcements
printed. First time she's been out
Of the house Tor weeks.
Poor Mums-I guess she felt
there wasn't . minute 70 lose. They
seem determined 70 put on . bravo
face. and make the best Of Z tough
propo1tt3on. Bat val's martyr.like
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. e. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SHLE-Six quarter q good
ranging land joining one Of the
best lakes in the state, $500 per
acre. Also improved farms 1t rea-
sonable prices. Write Carl Russ,
Martin, N. D.
FOR SALE-Full or half section I'm
proved Red River Valley farm.
Best soil, good drainage, town 2
miles. Part exchange nearer
home, At First street, Bismarck,
N. Oak.
FOR SALE-A small grocery store
in city doing good business. Rsa-
son for SELF e, poor health. Good
investment. II interested write
Tribune, care Of Ad. No. 50.
FOR SALES thoroughbred Jersey
cows, Is heifers, 5 bulls. Will rent
or sell $40 acre grain and dairy
farm. Ben Edwards & Son, STAN
ton. N. D.
FOR EALE--Master woodworker
buzz saw. Electric rotary floor
sander. and all kinds Of other car
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PERSONAL
PERSONAL
MADAM LATTIMORELLE-Pal.
mist and Phrenologist at, 2Oe
Ninth street. Phone 1880. Helps
find lost articles.
ROOMS FOR RENT

KOOMS FOK KENT
FOR RENT-Newly furnished front
sleeping room in modern home
with bath and clothes room adjoin-
ing. Meals if desired. Phone
842-R or call at 600 ~enth street.
FOR RENT-Two well furnished
light housekeeping rooms in mod
err home $500 per month. Close
in Call It 1l3 Mandan street or
phone 637-J.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping in
modern home. $500 per month.
Phohe 568-W or call at 6l8 Sixth
street.
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
in modern home. Also garage and
go-cart for sale. Call at SIS West
Thayer street or phone 689-W.
FOR RENT-Two modern rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping,
heat and water furnished. INQUIRE
at 1106 Thayer Ave.
FOR RENT-Partly furnished light
housekeeping room with Kitchen
cite. Call At 423 Tenth street aft
q O.UO y. III
j { RENT-One or two rooms for
light housekeeping on ground
floor in modern home. Call at All
EIGHTH street.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room upstairs in modern home.
Close in. Call at PIC Seventh
street.
FOR Administering room in mod
ern home. Near capitol. 811
Sixth street or phone 374-W.
FOR RENT-Large single room,
suitable for two. Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Call at 2O8 Thayer.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, hot
and cold eater in room. $40
Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping room. Call at 419 Front
street.
FOR RENT-Room at 4O6 Sixth
street. 7hone 431.
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FOR SALE-c2o acres; about 600
on Missouri river bottom, 200 up
land, 200 meadow. 200 under cul-
tivation, buildings, wells and tim.
Der, ideal for stock raising. Was
offered $500 per acre for SO
acres Of this. To close out estate
will sell for $16,000.00, . small
payment down and balance to suit
purchaser at s per cent. ]. C.
lverson, Mandan,. N. OAK.
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RUM RUNNERS SEIZED AT
linton

Linton-C. Franz Meier and H.
Peabody, giving their address ~
st. Paul, are being held in Linton
under $1,000 bond each, charged with
transporting liquor and having
liquor in their possession. Police
officer Freeman searched the car
when he found it parked on the out
skirts Of town with one Of the men
guarding it while the other was en-
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throat. She was deathly pale.
though her lips were scarlet. and
the dark circles beneath her eyes
gave her Z tragic loneliness. Like
all beautiful women. Sybil was ap-
preciative. IN lies darkest -mo-
ments. Of effect.
II look like Mona Lisa" she
thought. and smiled sadly in the
mirror.
She took . taxi down. and found
Craig waiting In the lobby. In eve.
ming clothes he always struck her
as being rather magnificent.
She greeted him gaily. Hello.
Handsome!"
"Hello. yourself" They clasped
hands warmly. "Sybil. you look Ill.
darling!"
His concern was reassuring. She
forced q small smile. conscious of
the fitness Of the thing-a tremu.
lous little smile.
1--WE something awful to tell
you. Craig"
what 10 Il dear3"
He drew her to one Of the broad
seats In Peacock Alley.
mo. Let's 60 In the dining room.
l want music-and people around
and nice. hot smells. It's sort OF
barren out here"
The head waiter led them to their
favorite table. In q corner removed
from the orchestra. and lit the
candles. and brought pink roses in
. silver vase.
Sybil leaned her elbows on the
table.
"Craig. I'm going to hurt you
awfully."
She cupped her chin In her hands
swallowed resolutely-and began
again.
.I-I-Craig. l was married last
summer"
LIE had been sesrching her pale
II features with z puzzled. kind
concern. Now It seemed to her that
his face grew hard and cold. a. II
Il had been frozen. or carved from
stone.
Bravely she held bis eyes with
hers Her throat MAS dry. and
somewhere IN the hack Of It Was
great choking lump. She mois
tened her upo, With The tip OF her
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PROFESSIONAL

GENTLEMAN with thorough UNI
versity education with degrees, In
GLIDING law, desires to locate In
Bismarck. He is seeking 4 position
commensurate with his education
and several years business exper-
fence. Dan Hurts, SIS Third
street. Phone 1850.
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LOST

LOST-Friday noon in shopping dis
trict, coin purse containing $500
in bills. Finder please return to
Mrs. r. PARROT, Pollock, s. D. Re-
ward.
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gaging Z room for the night. Ac-
tions Of the men during the day they
spent In Linton aroused the sus-
picions of authorities. The car and
alcohol are being held awaiting court
proceedings.
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FOR ExCHANCT

FOR SALE OR ThADE-For Bis
marck residential property. Res
taurant and confectionery located
ut New Leipzig. N. D. A good
paying business. Inquire or write
Ad. No. sc, care the Bismarck
Tribune.
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vn10 MAJ mAC6 EN- O
sYBIL TnORNE, secret erile.
di:cever: she Z .slag - e.y: :
sLxkE. s' !: s sse':' ~o - A wssI
who. she took the trip % fla-
vana On witch. she met her hus>
band. RlCHARD EUSTIS. whom
she married after . sh1phear1
eeU1tshlD. proved - desDleeAls .
husband that sym left Sin after
. tw0-weeks' Aoneya0en.
Pledglng Mabel 70 seeseey she
reearne1 g 0ostoAs where CRAIG
NEWHALL lives. Craig has leve1
Sybil fer yeass-an fact they were
Informally engage1 whe1 she
saa1e0 away to Cuba-an1 NET
RleAar6 Eustls. She las tried to
S:s:E :: ss s::s::sss
1egge1 her net % joke Is soeb
1hiaGs. AsA. after that partssu-
Tar Incident - seems oseoese0 %
sym hates BE. A.ssess ass
has sever hsera fren hI0 slnes
SLEEPING drsskesly Z. eAele ~
tel % Hsvasa. she - fus1susay
rehelllsus sheae Aavsng . eh1lA.
bet ~ ChElst0as time AeS
heart softens, an1 % her oWo, ~.
ter aaaseoaeot ale ~ Doo9e1
hates tbe tbeoght - 21oAaR6eb
Mabes srues szssl 70 tel be-
family, aod % tell CSale.
"Rl9As after Cbs1ssnsss.s 49,,
prenlses. - east heaP 70 spell
that 1sy Ter the1. Dst the very
next day III telL~
NOW GO ON w1TD THE STORY
CHAPTER xxx
TAD carved . monstrous turkey
= and pulled on the wiShhone
with Sybil They had their gifts
before dinner on their chairs In the
dining room. and ate among tiesuo
wrappings and red SAITH rtbbons.
with cards scattered al about The
door. and tinseled cord streaming
everywhere.
There were wreathe IN the vin.
dows. and bar candles % til uAn.
tel. And after dinner there vas Q
steaming plum ps1 1ings Ntt6 m
blasting mdrfi1y. sybil ~ trieo
very hard to make things festive.
But Mr& Thorne wept eAlt teeyo
into her punch. and valeria sulkod
because the little lockee watch Thd
had given her vas exactly Ike Ii
BILLINGS.
You know peffectly well.s sho
walled. that I wanted one q thooo
French enAmeled thugs. Good,
ness. I've talked enough about itl
ite- a..-A 49, i~-eH 49,
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KIDDER COUNTY TEACHERS TO
MEET
Steele-Georgia Matthews, SUPER
intendent Of Kidder county schools,
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has announced that three msetings
Of county teachers win b held q
Steele, futile and Pettibone. Misa
Beatrice Thorson, state demonstra.
ton teacher, will visit the various
schools Of the county. and will meet
with the teachers.
More than So big air lines arrive
at or depart from Croydon Air.
drome, Englans every da..
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WANTRO no RENT

WANTED-By Oct. /, two un7ur-
nished rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. Bath room accom-
modations. Man and wife only.
Write J. O. Vance, Bismarck, N.
OAK.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-New apartment fur
nishsd entirely with new furniture.
Kitchenette equipped with electric
refrigerator and electric stove. Al
20 soft water. Call 1t 618 Fifth
street. DR.. r. s. Enge.
FOK KENT-Three room un{ur-
nished apartment, private bath
and entrance, strict privacy. Phone
81 o. call at $40 Main Ave. veg
ems Grocery, bstwsen 500 4. m.
and 1:O0 ,. n.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping apartment, suitable for
married couple or two ladies, no
children. Call ct AZ Fifth street
FOR RENT-3ingls apartment with
,kitehsnette. nicely ard eompIetely
furnished, HI Fifth strssk phoas
278.
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AGENTS

AGENTS
@s5 COMMISSION weekly possible;
one-yeAr guarantee sells Rosecliff
Shirts fart; z4.hour shipments;
no substitutions; commissions in
advance; ret FREE outfit, including
ties. Dept. 110, Roseeliff Shirts,
1927 1Ioedx4y, New York.
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED at once
by manufacturer to cover local
100 store route; no selling; just
distribute and collect. Apply:
PERKS MFG. CO., Florin, Pa
800 WEEKIY-Appointing agents
Mother Hubbard Foods. No can
wasting, delivering or investment.
MOTHER HUBBARD PROD
UCTS, $50 Congress, Chicago.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-White sewing machine
SIS, child's bed 41z, floor lamp SIS,
81 Sissd bed @1S, dining table SO,
kitchen table and chairs IS. Call
ct us Eighth street.
FOR SALE-Beauti{ul Wslnut din
ing set in italian design, almost
new. Price reasonable. Call Sl2
Main Az. OF phone 9l9-J.
FOR SALE-Wood and coal ranges
in good condition. Montana Dako-
t. Power Co.
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture c.. Aandan.
n. p.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-P Ell II r 82-
HELP WANTED MALE

BANK ROLL can be maze handling
newest sensation out. Self illun-
mated Daylite sign for delivery
trucks. Business houses. etc. Out
shines electricity, no operating
cost, low price, quick seller. big
profits, . real Knockout, exclusive
territory. Reflex Sign Co., 6l4
North Prior Av.. st. Paul, Mimi.
NAN WANTED-Preferably with
teaching or sales experience. Must
have automobile. Chance to make
$4,000 or more per month. Ad-
vance and commission basis. State
age, experience and education. C..
S. Jones, 1000 N. Dearborn, Chi
cago.
THE FASTEST growing industry Of
the times offers m opportunity to
become exclusive distributor in
this territory. $500 per month
and up. Sales Manager, la North
May Street, Chicago, III.
WANTED-Man who knows farm
life to travel in country Steady
work, good profits. UNCOMMON
& COMPANY, Dept. BIT, Winona,
MINI.
LEARN Barbering during winter
months. big demand, good wages.
Free catalog. Moler Barber COL
lege, Fargo, N. D.-Butte. Mont.
WANTED-Young man to work
steacy in shoe shining parlor.
Steady job. BisSaanck Shina R3r-
lOr. -
WANTED-Fir3t class carpenter. j..
{. Beattie, 622 Mandan street, or
phone $40.
neutrality-suspicious. painters.
Call H. H. Engen.
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HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house in good condition, hot water
heat, at $40 Fifth street. I'm
mediate possession. Geo. n. Reg
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FOR RENT-Five room modern
house, reasonable to responsible
party. Phone %.
FOR kENT--Six room modern
house. Phone 1O0l.R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

ing; George l.. Harrison, deputy gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York; w. H. Moran, chief Of the
Secret Service; H. Theodore Tate,
Treasurer of the United States. and
Walter Wyatt. general counsel of the
Federal Reserve Board.
This committee decided on the size
of the new currency. and suggested q
list of portraits which was entirely con-
fined to well known men. After some
revision, the Anal list was decided upon
The persons honored and the denomi-
nations are: 81, Washington: 81, JEFF
ferson: SIS. Lincoln. $40, Hamilton: $50.
jackson; $50, Grant; 500. Franklin !;
$500, Mckinley; $1,000. Cleveland;
SIS, 900. Madison, and $4,000 Chase.
-he designs for the new currency
have been decided by the committee.
and by Claire Aubrey Huston, the de-
signer of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. All Of the designs have been
completed and approved The dies have
been completed for the /, and 10
dollar bills. and practically completed
for the 2, 90 and so dollar bills En-
craving ON the remaining dies Is under
way.
The nev des. ms Of the bills will tend
to suppress the differences that are now
so great between the five types of paper
currency. The five types of each de-
nomination above 81 viii be practically
identical. Two types of 50 bills viii be
issued, There are no longer several
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Try An Experiment
In Balancing Points

Every object, however irregular it may
De, has center. II ii were hung by
the center point. the object would not
Zip laEily about. but would balance.
When you stand On the tip Of one toe
the rest Of your body has TO be in such
q position as 60 balance over the toe.
A rockiEgciaair tips OYER when you rock
50 far back that the center of weight
is thrown behind the supporting rockers.
Cut a piece of cardboard in any E-
regular shape. BY resting it hcri2on-
tally on p.npoint. held straight up and
down. you car soon find the point where
Il balances. Now. II you thrust the Pin
through this ponit and hold the pin
horizontally. you Will hnd that the card
VIII stay in the position that you gut II.
It is said 10 DC IN equilibrium.
Equilibrium is unstable when an OBJ
jeet tips over easily or tends 70 keep
moving when changed = little from its
origlna, petition A pencil poised On its
point on your finger tip IS an example
OF extremely unstable equilibrium, IN
stable objects fall readily TO more stable
positions. The pencil can be put into
stable equilibrium by sticking a PEN
knife or other weigh: in each side OBJ
liqueN.
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'CTIINOOK.
the olo 1RApeeRs'l
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LACASSET.- Pronounce the first A
as In Lay, the second as In AT. and the
as in Set. accenting the second syila-
BILE. This word means a trunk. or
box used as trunk. and Its use is
sometimes extended to a suit case.
chest. or even a basket or package. 1t
IL derived from the French. having been
introduced by the early trappers.
LoLo OKEoKE LAcASSET CoPO
NIKA HOUSE Is Garry that trunk to
my house"
LABOOS.- the A as in
Father, the 90 as in COO, accenting
the second syllable. While this WORD
is not In extensive use, 1t usually means
the mouth Of a human being. but for
merry also stood for rivers mouth
OKEOKE KLOoTCHMAN ISKUM
TENAS LABOOS means THAT woman
gets (has) q small mouth"
LOHULLOH.-~Say the O's as In Oar,
the as In Hull, and accent the second
syllable This means Round In the
sense that a ball Is round. 1t Is
seldom used.
LICE.-This is a corrupted form Of
the English word Rice, and IL used In
NxhGtlY LLG ShEle Way
-SPOEE.-~Is a combination OF
KLOSH and a corruption of Suppose,
and Is used TO inquire II you approve
Of something suggested Thus KLOSH-
SPOSE NIKA ISKUM OKEOKE PISH?
means literally Good II ! get that
flsh?" and IS interpreted somewhat as
do you think 1t would be a good idea
for me to get some Of that fish? dc"
There is mitch that is left unsaid in
Chinook III this sort Of word arrange
mcnt end the implied meaning is often
more than the actual thing expressed.
Those Who use the tongue, however,
have no difficu'ty In getting these un"
spoken meanings.
LhPEEP Say LA-PEEP, with the
last syllable stressed. This Is from the
French, and means Pip2. EIKA TIKA
CHfNOUS COTO NISA LAPEEP stands
for II want tobacco for my pipe"
UMMI--PTnounce rs written with
the U as In Up ard the Z as In It..
LUAfMI means an Old Woman. but is
less used than OLE KLOOTCHAfAN
for the same meaning
LAMESSIH. Pronounce Lac. MEES-
SIN. with the accent on thu second syl-
liable. This Is another word derived
from mixture OF French and English.
and means Efedicine in the Eense of a
curative drug In this IL must be dis
| tinguished from TAtIMAHIAWIS
which Is medicine In the Indian sense
Of the supernatural.
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the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
for 20 years. On September 10. 1910, a
statement was issued of contemplated
change in size to measurements that
were the same as those of the Philip
pine currency. On February 26, 1918.
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
was instructed to proceed with the en-
craving of dies and preparing of plates
for the new designs. But the World
War started year later. and the de-
mands made upon the bureau for paper
currency and bonds rendered a redue-
ton Of the size of the currency impoSSi-
BILE at the time.
In 1925 the treasury Department ap-
pointed q committee on currency de-
sign, size and other related matters.
The committee consisted of Charles
Dewey. Fiscal Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, chairman; r. G. Await, men,
Der of the War Loan staff; William S.
Rroughton, Commissioner of the Public
Debt; Herbert d. Brown. chief of the
United States Bureau of Efficiency;
Charles W. Collins, Deputy Controller
of the Treasury: Fl. p. Dawson. former
superintendent Of the engraving divi-
sion of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing: John j. Deviny. q former as
sistant director of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing: Walter l., Eddy,
secretary Of the Federal Reserve Board;
v. H. Gottschalk. Bureau of Standards !;
r. G. Hand, Commissioner of Accounts
and Deposits; Alvin w. Hall. director
of the Bureau of Engraving and Print