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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-21
Ohio Professor
Admits killing
Girl With Knife
CONTINUED from page one)

tContlI1ued from page oneJ
hurriedly left the scene OF the strug-
gle, leaving her body at that point"
Threw Away Handbag
DR.. Shook said. he then went home,
tossing the girls handbag In the
river as he drove over 2 bridge. The
gun. he said, was not in the purse.
The confession was i1ade early yes
terday Afternoon, but Prosecutor
Chester. following an agreement he
said, he made with Shook. did not
give It his official announcement UNI
til midnight. This. he explained was
to permit Shook to arrange In his
mind the facts for an Ainterview at
midnight with press representatives.
The prosecutors tardy announce
D'ent Of the confession ended a day
Of cross statements from Investigators.
w. q. Shellenbarger, chief Of detec-
tives. announced early In the day that
Shook had confessed after q grilling
Of more than sixteen hours ending at
$50 .. m. Chester came in promptly
with . denial and throughout the day
the conflicting statements stood.
Later Chester said that the actual
confession had been made about /
o'clock in the afternoon.
Earlier in tho investigation Of the
crime, police uncovered the fact that
Shook and the girl maintained q room
In q downtown apartment house
where they went frequently under the
guise Of man ard wife. and Shook adj
mitted It readily. DR.. Shook made 1t
clear, however, that his association
with Miss Hix was not "a love affair
In any sense Ct the word" but that
It was merely q pleasant arrange
ment." He helped defray her univer-
sity expenses and she vas "a good
companion" he said.
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Automobile Races
Feature Saturday
Speedway Program

(Continued from Gage one)
Time, will pilot a creation Of hts
own.
Five other North Dakota racers are
also listed. They are Dewey Baumger
Fargo; Jack Walters and George
Guttu, Grand Forks; Miles Parmen-
ter. Christine; and Ernie johnson,
Hickson.
The races are conducted under the
rulings and with the sanction of the
international Motor Contest associa-
ton.
will Lay Track Dust
New methods Of laying dust will be
introduced on the Bismarck track by
A. G. Corey. indianapolis, representa-
tive Of the I. M C. A.. who arrived in
the Capital City today to supervise
the placing Of the track.
Fair officials. hope that the oval
will be practically dustless during the
races tomorrow.
Bismarck automobile drivers will
have their innings during the 1929
automobile style show to be held in
conjunction with the races.
Every Bismarck dealer has entered
N or more carS.
Bismarck Girls Driving
Bislnarck's fairest and prctticst
girls will pilot the creations to be
paraded. The parade will be more
than a mile long. More than As cars
had been registered at noon today.
Between races, the free attractions
in front of the grandstand will en-
terrain visitors.
The front wheel drive racing auto
mobile which has attracted much at
tention will be on display in front of
the Patterson hotel Saturday morn
ing. Mechanics will explain the OPP
Grafton Of the machine to anyone in
tereSted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-21
WISCONSIN SCHOOL
Law HELD SUPERIOR
Miss Palmer Encouraged as to
State BY Recent Des
Moines Conference

Information gathered at a recent
meeting Of school executives at Des
Moines, Iowa. has convinced Miss
Bertha Palmer. state superintendent
Of public instruction. that she is on
the right track In her efforts to solve
North Dakota's rural school problem.
OF the states represented at the
conference, only Wisconsin has a bet
ter law than North Dakota. Miss Pal
mer said. and that only because It is
more definite.
In Wisconsin, she said, each county
is required to have q supervising
teacher whose Job 1t is to instruct the
teachers and help solve their prob
lens. The law providing for q deputy
county school superintendent can be
made to do the same thing In this
state, she said.
It was agreed at the conference that
the only sane method Of obtaining q
better grade Of instruction In the
schools is to establish higher stand
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SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. June 2l.-R1-lU
S. D. Of A.)-Cattle-1100; very slow
at weeks uneven decline: general
quality Of steer run plain; bulk sala-
bic Sl3.75 down; one load choice 1890
pound weights early $I450: she stuck
largely $1,000 down on COWS: hetfers
$1,000 to 1900; cutters slow. $6.O0 to
ESQ; bidding mostly $3.50 down for
medium grade bulls: stockers and
feeders slow ct recent downturn.
Calves = 100: vealers improved
quality considered slightly easier:
range $3.50 to 1900; bulk 3l4J00.
Hogs-6boo: generally steady with
Thursdays better grades: 100 to
around 230-pound weights 3l060 to
lots; top &l0.75: other medium and
heavy butchers mostly $1,000 to 1850:
bulk packing sows 9o.2S: bulk pigs
3llJ00; light lights mostly tl0.50: 40
direct: average cost Thursday @o6l;
weight .3ol.
sheep-ooo: mostly steady on al
classes; better grade native lambs
mostly 4llJ0o: culls down to $3.50:
bulk fat ewes $500. to 600: odd lots
yearlings 1lN0o to HOO; bet uneold.
esking 1ll.60.
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IT, s, Steel COMMON
LEADSNDUSTR|AL
Anaconda Copper Changes
Hands In Large Volume at
Advancing Prices

New York, June 2l.-H9-A brisk
demand for U. s. Steel common and
Anaconda Copper, coupled with the
buoyancy Of . few high priced In
dustrialS, featured the resumption Of
the upward price movement in today's
stock market. Trading showed q
a marked expansion In breadth and
volume.
Call money renewed at Z per cent.
There was no change In time money
and commercial papers.
The rise in steel common was In
fluenced by expectations Of an UNI
usually favorable half yearly report.
Several Of the Independents rallied In
sympathy, youngstown Sheet & Tube
crossing III to q new high record
while Inland Steel moved up 3 points.
Anaconda led the copper group,
changing hands In large volume at
advancing prices. It crossed lis by
early afternoon which compares with
a low Of 90 on the recent break.
Greene Cananea ran up more than
6 points.
Allied Chemical and Allis Chalmers
each scared 10 points to new high
records at 81 and s47, respectively.
Underwood Elliott Fisher extended its
gain to g.: points by touching l43.
Commercial Solvents. Commercial In
vestment Trust and Brooklyn Union
Gas sold So TO nearly 10 points high
or. Air Reduction and Columbian
Carbon attained new high prices for
the year,
Buying Of the rails vas rather Sc
lective In character. although Nor
folk g. Western climbed nearly 8
points to q new top at 2l2A and
Atchison rallied more than 2 points.
There were a few soft spots.
American WOODEN common and pre-
ferred and American Stores sank to
new low levels for The year. COM
monwealth Power. American Water
works. Public Service of New Jersey
and North American dropped 2 to
81 points on p~rofit-taking.
Investment railroads and airplanc
shares spurted up In the final hour,
and a number Of issues reached IN
r~recedented highs. United Aircraft
jumped Z points, New York Central
S to 204 IL, a new high, and Union
Pacific S IA to 231 IL. also a new
peak. Atchison vas up S points. while
Canadian Pacific and Wright Aero
nautical were up around 4 points
each. The close was strong. Total
sales Appropriated 100000 shares.
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LIVESTOCK

chicago, June 2l-(AP-U. 81 ID. Al
-Hogs-l5.0oo including $500 direct;
market around steady with Thurs.
days general trade extreme top 11.25
paid for cloScl.- sorted It's to 1876 ID.
bulk desirable 100 to $40 lb. weight
100 to Ills. Butchers medium to
choice 25O-30O Id 1910 to ll.40; 200
$50 Id 10.65 to l1.20: 10000 lb 1850
to 1925: l30-l00 lb 1895 to ll.20.
Packing sows 9.25 to lilo. Pigs me-
dunn to choice 00-l30 lb 1000 to hoo.
Cattle-2.O00 calves 500 market very
uneven, slow trade on all killing
classes: choice steers absent. best
1900; finished steers and yearlines
higher for the week: all others un-
evenly lower. She stock 100 to $50,
lower. very dull. Slaughter classes.
steers good and choice 130O-1500 Id
l4.25 to 1875; l100-l300 lb 14.25 to
1875; 950-1ly00 lb LAPS to ISIS: COM
mon and medium $50 lb up ll.25 to
14.25. Fed yearlings good and choice
.7:O-950 Id 1880 to 1900; heifers good
and choice $50 lib down 1880 to $500;
common and medium $50 to 1880.
Cows good and choice 900 to 1900:
common and medium $50 to 900: low
cutter and cutter 600 to 7.5O. Bulls
good and choice (beefD 1925 to l1.50:
cutter to medium SEQ to 1885. Veal
'er3 milk fed) good and choice 1900
to 1850 ;smedium 1850 to 1900: stock
er and feeder steers good and choice
tall weights) 1925 to 1925; common
and medium 9.7S 10 lc.25.
Sheep-6O00 lambs steady bulk
14.25 to 1850 top 14.75; yearlings
steady to 25c higher; bulk 1900 to
1925: top 1880: fat ewes steady 600
to $50. Lambs good and choice %
Id down 14.25 to 1910: medium 1915
to 1925; Gull and common 102S to
1915. Ewes. medium to choice $50
Id down $50 to CTS: Gull and COM
mon $50 to $50. Feeder lambs good
and choice 1:..0 to 1880.
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Reduction
Shadows Visit Of
British Premier

CONTINUED from page one,
Chairman Borah. of the senate for
eign relations committee.
Make No Statements
None Of the participants in these
conferences made a statement dis
closing what was said, beyond letting
1t be known that the naval question
was discussed, but it was clear to
many observers that the kellogg
treaty for the remuneration Of war
had been definitely adopted as a ma
tional policy by the United States as
the cornerstone of future sea arlna-
ment discussions.
While the treaty has not yet come
into full force 1t has been considered
by high American officials for some
time to be q logical basis for nego-
tiations for reduction Of ornaments.
The value Of the pact In this re-
spect was first stressed by Ambas-
sador Gibson in his speech before the
recent meeting Of the league OF ma
tious preparatory disarmament COM
mission, and President Hoover re-
ferred to the treaty Is meaning at
once an abandonment Of the aggres-
sive use Of arms by every signatory
nation" and - sincere declaration
that III armament hereafter shall be
used only for defense"
Shelvo Program
Those usually close to the situation
now regard the previous linking Of
the disarmament question with the
problem Of freedom Of the seas 6
having been definitely shelved for
the present ct least in favor Of q
settlement first Of naval reductions.
So far Is the discussions on free
dom Of the seas are concerned. there
are many peFsons. including Senator
Borah. who have felt this question
should be settled before the disarma-
ment problem.
The present attitude Of both Great
Britain and the United States u inter-
preted In both official and Diplomatic
s intended to bring the CUES.
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USED CARS

ards for the teachers In the schools.
During the last two years Miss Pal
mer has established . system Of
teacher instruction which permits ~.
pervising teachers to assist rural
teachers in their own school rooms.
but the program Is carried on only
during the early months Of the school
year.
Miss Palmer was named . member
Of q committee to consider plans Tor
future conference Of midweseefu
school officials. The Des Moiues
meeting was called by the bureau Of
education Of the federal department
Of the interior.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. June ~2l-(P-Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. l
dark northern. lis to 1895; No. /
northern 1.l1h to 1861: No. l hard
Cpring l.A2h; No. 2 mixed. l.l2 to
Lisa: No. I dark hard winter. l.27;
No. 2 hard winter. 1.l3: No. 2 dururn.
1861 No. / mixed durunn. lis.
Corn, No 2 yellow, 8Sss, No. 2 mixed
STA.
Oats, No. 3 white. 42% to 42A.
Barley, No. 2. 81.
Flax, No. l., ASA.
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Explosion
Fatal to Nearly 100

London, June 2l.-(P)-The EX-
change Telegraph company said in q
dispatch from Hongkong today there
had been an explosion in two vaults
under the Compound veastbund hos
pital at Canton, followed by fire.
Nearly o hundred persons persisted,
among them 80 patients. The main
building was destroyed.
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Bids for Tar Supply
For State Roads Asked

Bids on five carloads Of road tn
and one carload Of oil for uDe ~
maintenance work will be received By
the state highway commission lt ts
meeting June %.
Two carloads Of road tar will Be-
used in the neighborhood Of Mtnot
and two near Bismarck. One carload
Of tar will be placed Ut Valley City Of
Darlington and one carload Of oil q
Valley City.
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JUNE 22
7 Nv Tia AaSocinfed preSs1

Programs IN Central Standard time. All time is r. NJ. unless otherwise
indicated. wAvelengths IN left Of call letters, kloryces n right Clear chan.
mel stations and chain programs witt list of associated stations in detail
aAss-WAec New York-seo
ooo-Benny krueger's charlottesville WIKI WGHP WADE KNOX
sso-RoEeIr " Bab;onnAlscr WADc wKRc wGHP WBBM woWo KMHc
7no-The Nit Wns-Also KNBC KOHL wcco wFBM
73o-Tempe- Of Air; Musical Program-Also WADC KNOX KMBC wSPD
WIKI WCCO KOHL WMAQ WOWO WkRC WGHP
S0o-Nluonal Forum from Washington-AlsoW ADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ
WBBM WOWo KNOX KMBC KOHL WSPD Wink WCCO WISN WFBM
s'o-S WSw 11,fH ass H 3 sPaq ger Mu' IS Sc %n lo1 M;s WA MSnN WkRc wdHP
+s3-WEAF New vork-seo
3ts-Umlversal Safety Series. Harry 4. Guggenheim-Aso wGY WV WsAl
53o-PhiI Sptalnys Dance Music-Also WAPI WSAI kSD WHAS
60o-The Cavalcade, Sixty Minute Review Also WWJ kSD WKY
70o-Nathantel ShIkret Concert Orchestra Four-Also WGY WTAM WV
KSD WHO WOW WDAF WSMB WApI KSTP WEBC WHAS WSM
!. =. VINO WSB kPRc wBAP WoAI WkY wsAl wTN1J WIS.,.
W ST K So, WF Wv we s WY W "a M Is VA r KsTf. MygM'
-. %SAsl yMc VS. kvoo Wks KP = . MWooAA WIG MHn : wioD
1o0o-Rudy valeo and HisD Dance Orchestra-Also KSD WOW WDAF
to:so-Jack Albn and His Dance Orchestra go min)-Alo KsD
Ss4s-WJz New vork-7eo
6AS-Tak on q Week In. the Worlds Business by DR.. Julius Klein-Also
-. KDkA kOA kSL Wis WREN 'WBAP WOAI WHY
s;ss-SissF:rd c fsm9y.A Xosa kp 1a AoWyShRiE:Ny'wWiA iAs K Wyk WIN WS9 WIS wAr1
e49-ToB Be Announced-WJZ and stations
Sso-WhenG Good Fellows Get Tcgether-WJZ and stations
eoo-Hour of SMmber Music. String Ensembe-Also WREN
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SATURDAY., June e.

0OUUkU@y1 SWSsS N6s
Az.
s:3o-pepular dance program.
o:oo-Naskets.
o:0e~ouuGaiue houf.
and weather.
t0so6-Music.
Understanding about everything.
lt;00-Mavkets.
II :30-Mugic
ll:60-U. q. Bulletins.
l2:0o-Luncheon program.
Pm.
l:l8-Ausic.
l:30-Closing markets.
1:S6-Weathof
l:lo~Jribune newsflashe&.
l:ee-vartety program.
e:o0-Olnnos hour concert.
6:lS~oGoeboil.
e:e0-1riennt newecasttug.
1:00-kFYH-oAloH group.
0:00-Trfbune l1eHsflashes.
l0:0o-Oance psot1Ai.
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CALL MONEY RATES

New York. June 81. ~ Call
money steady: Z per cent Ill day. .
Time loans: easier: 80 days 8; CO.
90 days Z 3-4 to 8: 4-6 months Z 3-4.
Prime commercial paper 6.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. June 21.-@ Poultry
alive. steady: xeceipts 8 cars: fowls
IS; springs 80; broilers 81; roosters
20; turkeys ~ to 30; ducks II to 20:
spring ducks 20 to a.; geese Is; spring
geese 8.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis, MIMI, June 2l.-(H1-
Flour 10 cents higher. In carload lois
family patents quoted at $3.50 to $40
. barrel IN 08-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments Il SOL barrels.
Bran $22.5O to $500.
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More than half q million birds
were imported into America last
year, the majority OF which were
c~anaries. More than 1000 Of these
were shipped in every day.
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DOCTORS

The SURGEON thinks the only way
TO cure these nervous women
Is gas EN-, slash EN-. stab EN-, KNIFE
'em.
Cut EN- up and skin 'em.
BUT-nervous troubles like all others
come from poisons IN the blood and
a NOT BE REMOVED WITH A
KNIFE. At the Clinic of DR.. Mac
Lachlan (Harvard) we remove the
CAUSE Of the trouble by purifying
the blood stream with Mother Ma
lures Pure Vitamin Herbs, Roots
and Bark, and common sense food
combinations. We have CURED
Hundreds and We can CURE YOU.
Clinic. Rooms 6-8. Lucas Block, Bis
Marck. NO KNIFE.
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STANDARD OIL CLOSE
New York, June 2l.-R-Standard
OIL Co., Of Indiana. closed on the
curb today Ut S. Sd.
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HELP WANTED A u

BE A BARBER-Learn an easy. prof.
table profession. Great demand,
good wages, catalog free. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N. D.: Butte.
Mont
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Another episode in the life of two
trouperS, impersollated by Marella
Shields and Helene Handin, is to be
given on WEAF and chain next We'd
nesday night.
B. c. Forbes, editor of Forbes Mag
azine, will speak to a nationwide U
dieIce as a guest of the old counselor
on WEAF and chain Thursday night,
June 81. i
operate excerpts are to be played
by Victor Wagner'S orchestra in its
coast to coast broadcast from WHAM
and WIZ and stations Wednesday
night. June 26.
Mathilde Harding. pianist, will play
q novelty selection by Eastwood Lane
as q feature Of her joint recital with
Sergei Hotlarsky, violinist. Monday
night, June "a. on the WOR group Of
stations.
Richard Crooks, operate tenor. is
to be the feature artist on WIZ and
coast to coast network ON Thursday
evening, June q, in the program fea-
turing music from around the world.
Indiana and Kentucky school Off
Gals are comforting with the Ohio
department Of education on q plan to
cooperate with Ohio for another
school Of the air such as that broad
cast this year by WLW, Cincinnati.
Unusual versions Of current Broad
way hits will be the Offering Of
Broadway lights" over WEAF and
chain Thursday night, June 81. Ar
lists will include Emily Woolley. Sue
Baxter, the Landt trio and = dance
hand.
Beginning June q. WCBD, Zion.
will be back on the air with Q day
time program three days q week. The
channel to Be used Is 1850 kilocycles.
or 277.6 meters. improvements have
been made on the transmitter, includ-
ing . crystal control panel. WCBD
now has IN appeal pending before the
appellate court Of the District OF
Columbia in which = different IS
signlnent. permitting night broad
casting Is sought.
Of the twelve biggest banks In the
world eight are said to. Be Britain,
- rs x #5
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BONDs

LlDERTY BONDS
New York. June 2l-R-liberty
bonds closed:
Liberty SIS, 06y6.
First as, oo.2e.
Fourth as, 9o.T.
Treas. lAh 1914
Treas. Is, l09.23.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Chicago. June 21.-R-Wheat. Nc.
2 hard l.l6; corn. No. 2 mixed 50 to
o. Ia: No. I yellow 81 ga: No. 2
white 81 to 90; sample grade S6 to
@. Oats, No. 2 white ~ l.2.
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Rooms o BENT

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
good sized rooms for light house,
keeping In modern home. Close to
capitol. Call at 813 Seventh street
or phone 30O-W.
FOR RENT-Large front sleeping
room in modern home. suitable for
one or two. Close In. Board if de-
sired. Call at 100 Ave. A or phone
983-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
next to bath. Suitable for one or
two. Board If desired. Attractive
location and reasonable terms. Call
374-M.
FOR RENT-Well furnished single
room with kitchenette and closet.
including use of frigidaire. All
Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENTING unfinished light
housekeeping rooms in modern
home. close in. Call at 900 west
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms, also a piano for rent. Call
at 3O8 Seventh street.
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ton of naval parity to a settlement
and thus automatically settle the
question of freedom of the seas.
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M~lSCEllANEOUR

mlSCEelANEOu6
FOR SALE-Choice Canary singers.
imported German Rollers. Choppers
and Harz Mountains. Cages. seeds
treats, etc. Phone ll6-J. jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N q Box No. 728
FOR RENT-Four or seven office
rooms over Knowles Jewelry store,
Apply to +. A. Knowles.
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
PICTURE MEN
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS ATrEN-
TION: We are equipped to handle
any number Of photos for enlarge
ment. "a hours service II required.
No order too small to receive per-
sonal attention. Print house In
connection. Also a full line Of
frames. Write us for full informa-
ton and catalog with price list.
Minneapolis Portrait Co., 506-50o
Product Exchange Bldg. Minne-
apoliS, Milan.
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CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, June N.-H9-Wheat
receipts today l55 compared to 50 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
ana coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
~ASN 0ThAaA- YNa1&a,A~Aa A~~a.,~
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WANTED 70 REM
WANTED TO RENT-By young lady,
nicely furnished sleeping room in
modern home by July LIST. Write at
once Bismarck Tribune, in care Of
Ad. No. a..
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LOST

LOST-Chamois slip-on-glove some
where between Main and Rosser or
Fourth street. Finder kindly return
to Tribune.
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FEAAlg HELP WANTED
WANTED-School girl to take care Of
children and help with housework
at odd times. Must live near 422
First street. Call $40.
WANTEO-TWo sales ladies at once.
Experience not necessary. Apply
at Room 800, G. p. Hotel.
WANTEDEGIrI for general house,
work. Phone l89.
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Bits of Breakfasts
by The Associated Press)

by The Associated Fress)
The hungry five of WGN, Chicago.
have returned to the air after a vaca-
ton spent in the Wisconsin woods.
When the Russian cathedral choir
sings on WEAF and stations Sunday
night it will contain feminine voices
for the first time.
kSTP. st. Paul, now is OH the air
ia hours each week. Broadcasting
starts at $50 a. M, each week day
and continues until after midnight.
The musical vignets program on
WOR and chain Monday night. June
"a, will consist of Memberships Mid
summer Nights Dream" in its en-
tirety.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-21

FOR sALE-The state hiehWay d.
partment has for sale . uu@bos oe
used cars and one White tSuck, D.
Gated at the Highway Shops. 18th
and Front street, Bismarck. 9hono
760, Mr.. Young In charRe.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-03-15

ENDS LONG DAY

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