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SALESnfEN-AGENTS

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10 ACRES Citrus land IL mile from
highway: all in cultivation. 4-room
house. Attractive price. terms on part.
Updegraff. La Feria. Texas. Q-Ia5
FOR SALE-10 acres OF land In Briggs
Coleman addition about four and one
half miles northeast OF Harrington. This
IS choice farm and citrus land. unim-
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on easy terms. Write 3. -.
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800 Acres Cleared

- M
Situated within six
blocks Of the FL Jardin
Hotel. This property
offers a wonde rful
opportunity for an in
dustrial subdivision or
for small acreage sub
division for grapefruit.
Considered the highest
spot in Brownsville.
For sale by OWNER at
100000 per acre. Price
and terms to suit. Re-
lease clauses on either
lots or acreage. Henson
Lomax-Hous t o and
Brownsville Develop
ment Co., Brownsville,
Texas.
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Unusual Position Open

Ohio manufacturer wants mar rs years
old r. Older with first-class references
who has had business and selling ex-
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organization back Of you. Company es-
tablished f6 years. highly rated. listed
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yourself. All replies treated confiden-
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FOR SALE or rent. apartment house
newly furnished. r. O. Box iI7f. Qi00
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OWNER OFFERS FOR 6ALE-i6-acre
farm only five miles from Brownsville.
and Just 200 yards off concrete high
way Has Broom house. and near
graded school. Can be bought ne at
tractive price and terms. Box o-79.
Herald Ola
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
CITY'S UNCLE TOM
LOSES HOME IN FIRE
that RUINS SHACK
Jim Fields Driven Out by 3 A. M.
Blaze and His Few Pos.
sessions Burned

The fircmcn paid their annual visit
TO Jim Fields early this morning
This time it was Il serious matter.
Jim was burned out. He Is homeless
now.
Bismarck's Uncle Tom has lived
in the old green shack on the SOUTH
cast corner of Sixth and Broadway.
10. these many years. It was the only
home the old negro. said to close OH
the way to 100 years. has had.
About 3 o'clock this morning he
woke up and found the place III the
incipicnt stage CT a fire. Flames had
broken out in a corner where there
were a few inflanmable possessions,
mostly old clothes.
Jim has a sore and helpless foot.
He managed to get out OF the shac!:
after throwing !. bucket Of water en-
the blaze. but he was too helpless 70
turn IN an alarm. He had got out a
box and he sat down OH this TO wait
for something TO turn up.
A ~passer-by OF the night found him
in that dazed condition and sum-
moned the firelnen. who found Jim
m%uttering and weeping over the
stroke Of misfortune that had be
fallen him.
The fire had gained such Roadway
on the taxpayer lining Of the interior
that a stream of water was turned OF,
it. It did not take long to cxtinguish
the flames. but they broke out sew
cral times again and the stream had
TO be repeated. When the fire was
y only the stove. some cooking
utenAils. the metal cot and the kcro-
sere lamp remained. JimsS grip OF
clothes was damaged.
The old negro was taken to tho
Banner rooming house for the re-
mainder Of the night. He was III
great pain from his sore foot. but
had suffered no burns in the fire.
What to do about finding him a home
was still to be determined at noon
today.
The fire may have been caused by
a cigarct butt. Jim sometimes had
callers. who dropped III to pass tho
time with him. Last night some
such visited him and there was
smoking. A year ago Jim put his
Pipe into a coat pocket without dump
ing the ashes and. during the night
the coat started blazing. At that time
the firemen simply threw the gar.
ment into the street and ended tho
blaze with snow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
BUSINESS ADVERSELY
DUE TOSTOCKC Crash
CALLED IMPOSSIBLE
Purchasing Power Of Nation Is
at High Level, Federal
Official Declares

Washington. Oct. 30.-tHD-Official
washington chung steadfastly today
to its opinion that American business
need expect no adverse results from
the collapse Of stock exchange prices.
Such a view was expressed by DR..
Julius Klein, assistant secretary Of
commerce. in q widely broadcast adj
drc;s last night, which Is understood
to represent tile attitude OF the ad-
mtnistration in general, and comedies
with President Hoover's previous
statement on the business situation.
No action had been take by the
federal reserve board. In the face Of
yesterdays precipitous decline in
security prices. although the board
met with Secretary Mellon attending.
The break in stock prices was at
tributed to the party in power BY
Senator Tydings. Democrat. Mary
land, In q a'aterrent issued through
Democratic national headquarters. It
asserted that lin most cases there is
the ironical realization that these
great leaders who q year ago were
yelling prosperity are trying to find
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
CARMAN SENTENCED
TO 6-MONTHS Term
Drove a Car While intoxicated
and Ran Into Jacob
RothschiIIer

George Carman was sentenced to
SIX months in the Morton county Jail,
fined $500. and required to post a
s. 1000 bond ~insuring that he will not
violate traffic laws III the l4eXt two
years when he pleaded guilty to driv-
ing an automobile while intoxicated
in Morton county district court be-
fore Judge II. L. Berry this morning.
Carman struck Jacob RothSchiller a
short time ago while he was driving
when in All intoxicated condition and
severely injured him. Rothschiller
was in the hospital after the accident
but now has recovered.
Paul Smith. Huff farmer. who
crashed into an automobile driven by
George Janda. Bismarck. Saturday
night on the memorial highway be-
tween Mandan and Bismarck, was re-
manded to Morton county's Jail this
morning when he failed to produce a
5000 bond.
Smith had waived preliminary ex-
animation before j. E. Campbell. jus
tice of the peace. and the bond was
fixed. He was charged with reckless
driving.
1t is probable that Smith will be
tried in district court before Judge
Thomas H. Pugh. Dickinson. next
week. The defendant has intimated
that he will plead guilty to the
charge. according to Deputy Sheriff
John Handtmann.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
MANDAN'S FOOTBALL
TEAM AND HACKERS
SET FOR MAC|C|ANS
Athletic Director McMahan
Probably viii Take %
Men to Minot

Athletic Director Leonard G.. Nc
Mahar. % Mandan high school grid
men, and supporters Of the Brave
eleven arc making plans this week for
a pilgrimage TO Minot Saturday.
Mandan will clash with Mlnot high
schools heavy eleven on that day.
Though Minot has had an i'm
presSive season this year. Coach Nc
Mallan cannot be convinced that his
team will conc out second best Sat
urday. His team. though small and
green. has been improving gradually
and a Brave team is never licked
until the game is over.
Many Of Mandan's fans, however
will remain home that they might
see Bismarck and Fargo clash Satur-
day afternoon in the Capital City for
the unofficial mythical state prep
championship.
schools, and l.. G. Thompson. pvin-
cipal Of the high school. expect to
accompany the team to the Magic
City. The raw will leave on its
trek IN automobiles Saturday mornin.
Members Of the Brave squad drafted
for the Minot game by Coach Nc
Mahan / Captain Kenneth Ellison
William Andcrst. Frank Boehm
Sterling Byerly. Eugene Dorfler. jacob
Feth. Marlin Griffin, Frank Heidi
Walter kalpacoff. Arthur Kuebker
Douglas Lang. Ephraim Owens. Ray.
mond Syvrud. George Toman. Lloye
Dietrich, Sidney Bjornson, Rober,
Brunette. Robert Larson. and Jack
Mason. The latter four have yet tl
break into a game this season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
/: MANDAN NEWS ::
Mule Clashes With
Mandan Mans Auto
And Wins Decision

Four Mandan men today VIII .cs-
lily that a mule Is more than stub
born-hc also Is plenty tough
They are c. +, KID Winters, "Eill'
Sullivan. Pete Lockbeam, and
Rudy Winchandlc.
4 mule had a little mix With VIM
tiers a ~ "hic. TIC quartet was
riding. abou. $50 p. III yesterday
about SIX miles ives. Of Mandal-and
The mule am out v.ctcr by a knock
oat.
Tho quartet was returning from a
.Wo-day hunting trip when the car
met a hr.d Of horses ANA mules. be-
longing to w. l., Smith, Steele road
contractor. The animals Nerc being
transported to q new scene Of work.
Seeing the car coming. the mule
refused to be ''bluffod." lifted uD its
tail. and. with head low, crashed into
the large Winters car. Though the
mule was Enockcd down. he was able
tn get up ana walk n3ncha.antly off
Eut the car suffered a technical
knockout. The lights, radiator, and
windshield were badly damaged.
No IA a injured.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
MADAME CUR|E WILL
GET $4,000 DRAFT

Washington, Oct. 30.--,HD-Madame
Curic, co-discovcrer Of radium. was
in Washington today to become the
recipient Of the Of purchasing
a gram Of the precious metal to be
used in a continuation OF her re-
search work.
( A guest Of President and Mrs.
Hoover at the white house. the tiny
woman who accepted as the legacy of
her husband the complementary
studies prompted BY their isolation OF
the element. today was honored by
the National Academy OF Sciences.
A draft for $50 900. cncascd in silver.
had been made out to her for pre-
scntation this afternoon at cerc-
monies including an address by the
president. It's purpose was the pur-
chase Of a gram Of radium to be used
in the C,irie Polish Cancer hospital
and laboratory in Warsaw.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
MANDANPARK BOARD.
PACKS EQUIPMENT.
Park Commissioner Anna G.
Stark Arranges for Stor-
ing Space
Mandan's pagl. board is "pal

Mandan's parl. board is packing
up for the coming winter.
Anna G.. Stark. par, commissioner.
IS making arrangements for storing
OF park equipment which may be
damaged If left out-oi doors through
Cut the winter.
Only the equipment on the golf
course. which probably Will be used
for scveral weeks yet before SHOW
Genes to stay. will remain III use by
Mandan's pleasure-seekers.
Benches and tables IL both tho
Heart river park, in the southwest
part OF the city. and Memorial park.
in the central part, will be stored.
Equipment III the chlldrcn's play
ground, a part Of Heart River park,
also is "doomed for the attic"
Most of the equipment Will DC
stored III the buildings at the Mis-
souri, Slope fairgrounds here.
The tourist camp will close Nov. !.
It IS announced by A. w. Furncss,
secretary Of the Chamber OF Com
mercc.
About 60 goldfish which VIC have
in the park Mr.. Fnurness says,
.probably will be distributed to diff
fercnt Mandan homes for safe keep
Ing during the winter months
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
MANDAN GROUPS ARE
PLANNING PROGRAM
FOR ARM|S7ICE DAY
American Legion, Legion Aux'l-
larry and War Mothers
Hard al Work

Mandan IN busy making prcpa.a-
items for It's Armi3tice Day program
and celebration Noy. II
Cooperating III making plans ios
the day are members OF Gilbcft ,.
Turness post OF tho American Legion,
American Legion Auxiliary, ano War
Mothers.
Featuring the day Will be the an
nual banquet and program sponsored
BY tho auxiliary members the evening"
Of Armistice Day to honor war Eet-
Grams. A committee III charge 81 al
rangemcnts. members OF which are
no. vet announced. has been calico
10 a meeting tomorrow by Mrs. II +
Jensen. president OF the unit II e
expected that almost 30 war We
Grams from Mandan and Morton
county Will attend the banquet ana
program. Tic Mandan pos OF the
American Legion has more than -eo
members. War veterans WI. give
speeches On the program = a gen
eral "gct-togethcr' for the cA-sc.V-
lccmen IS planned,
OF secondary Importance Is the sec
0lll JODkDl3i SdAlaA Ne - t1at 90
tween Blsnlaycl. and MaAdan set tor
the Morton county city IN the alter
noon. Though Bismarck Is tho gen
cral favoritc to win. the rave
Demon game never lacks Of color
Governor George f. Shafcr Will be
tho principal speaker al a program 70
be conducted Al the Palace theator,
Mandan. at 10. 30 a. NJ. Armlstice Day.
according to L.. q. Thompson. COM
maader OF the Mandan post 0! the
American Legion. Appropriate patii-
oilc m;.sic by Il vocal quartet. band.
and ~soloists is planned but not yet
definitely arranged. Nj. Thompson
says. School students will be dis
missed from their classes 10 attend
the program.
Winding up the patriotic days pro-
gram will be q dance at tho Dome
pavilion. midway between Blsma.ci.
and Mandan, IL tho evening. Both
the Mandan post ard the Lloyd Spetl
post. Bismarck. will take part III
making arrangements for tho dance.
Members Of the Malldaa committee
appointed by the commander to make
arrangements for the evening event
arc Sheriff Henry iiaudtmann, Will
liam Ellison. and Herman LcOnharu.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity

FIR. and Mrs. Robcr; Cummins have
cone to Minneapolis where they will
visit for 4 week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Larson and Mr..
end Mrs. Charles Toman. Jr.. have
gone to Jamestown to attend The dis
t..ct convention OF tho A. O. U. w
lodge.
Miss Rita Grcengard, who has been
the guest Of her parents, MI. and Mrs.
4. Greenyard. for the past two weeks,
loft Monday for Minneapolis where
She is employed.
X X X
A meeting of the Mandan P. r. A.
organization will be held Monday eve
ming, November 4. according to Mrs.
3. *. BJornson. president OF the as
A special program is be-
ing arranged.
Mrs. r. NJ. Solum left yesterday
for Minneapolis, where she will spend
q short time before going to Wood.
vile, Wis, to visit for a week. Miss
Clara Shedven. Baker. Mont. will BIZ
at the Solum home during Mrs
Solum's absence.
X x X
Among Mandan members of the
Catholic DAUGHTERS Of America whr
attended the meeting of the Bismarck
organization Monday night we're Mr.
J. P. Hess. state regent; Mrs. F. G
Tharp. district deputy: Mrs. Lloye
Erickson. Mandan regent, and tht
Mesdames George Ford. w. J. Mackin
Dave Taylor. William Mccormick anc
Oscar Morck. Mrs. Tharp assisted il
installing the officers OF the Bismarck
court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Minot Banquet for u
Alumni Is Arranged

Grand FORTS. N. D.. Oct. 30.-Les-
ter Hartnett. Minot, who was gradt,-
ated from the University Of North
Dakota in 1926. will be III general
charge OF the University almuni BAN
quot which will be held in Mino-,
Thursday. Nov. Z. in connection with
the meeting Of the State Educational
association. F. J. Webb. alumni Sec
rotary. announced today.
John Urness. Williston. also OF the
class of '26. has been selected as mas
ter of ceremonies. The program will
include group singing led by Elroy
Schroeder. Grand Forks; talks by
Deans Joseph Kennedy. Vernon r.
Squires. and J. v. Breitwciser: and
musical numbers BY Professors John
r. Howard and Hywel c. Rowland.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
North Dakota Pioneer,
NJ. w. S~paulding, Dies

Grand Forks, N. D.. Oct. 30.-H1-
N. w. Spaulding, "a, who for y years
served as clerk of the Grand Forks
county court. died early today follow
ing q n illness Of three years.
Spaulding came to North Dakota
from New York state in 1850. After
two years In Grand Forks he moved
to Larimore where he had charge Of
Rucker. Ormisten and Spaulding ma
chinery company's branch office. He
was city treasurer Of Larimore for
two years and alderman for six years.
In 1902 he was elected clerk Of court
and held the office for % years.
He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ida
Thering, Larimore, and Mrs. Mary
Blodgett of Brooklyn, N. Y. His wife
died Is years ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Sheppard and Halves
To Broadcast Views
On Prohibition Snarl

Washington. Oct. 3O.-tP-Senator
Sheppard, Democrat. Texas. co-auth-
or Of the eighteenth amendment. and
Senator HAYES. Democrat. Missouri.
a vet. will discuss their views OF pro-
Eibitioii over a nationwide radio
hoek-up under the auspices Of the
Washington Evening Star.
Senator Sheppard will ssnik
Thursday night at 1890 eastern STAN
card time through station WMAL CT
the Columbia ~broadcasting system. A
week later. November Z. Senator
Halves. speaking through the same
hook-up. will cover each Of the points
made BY Senator Sheppard.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30

a scapegoat In the face Of q IS BILL
lion dollar loss In one week OF Amer
lean life"
Or. Klein cited numerous ctrcum-
stances to support his view that
American business Is standing square
upon a firm, sound basis.
The purchasing power Of the nation
is at q high level. he said, and may
be expected to continue so: the de-
mand for commodities has not been
affected by the stock market collapse:
employment Is on the increase. per
capita production booming; stocks
of manufactured goods have not piled
up and average prices have main.
tanned consistent levels.
Regardless of regrcttable specula-
tive uncertainties" he asserted. the
industrial and commercial structure
Of the nation is sound"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Bismarck Man Named
Warden of WOrkmen

jamestown, N. D., Oct. 3O.-H,-
Clarence r. Johnson. Fargo. was
elected royal vizier of the A. O. u. w.
Sheiks at the closing session of a two
day A. o. U. w. convention here
Tuesday night.
Other officers named were: Fred
w. Warner. Fargo, past royal vizier;
P. S. Wilder. Grand Forks. shah;
S. L. Griffiths. Luverne, calf: A. r.
Cadieux. jamestown. slrdar: J.. K.
Bingham, Fargo. pasta: E. F. Trcpp,
Bismarck. warden: H. w. Weir,
Devils Lake, sentinel. and Ralph
Strom. Fargo. scribe.
A banquet was followed by the ini-
tiation Of candidates and a dancing
party.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Conscientious Thief
Will Go to Minnesota

Art Smith. whose conscience Doth
cred him SO badly that he gave him.
self UP TO Grand Forks police, telling
them that he had stolen $3.50 from a
Mandan man. will be turned over to
Minnesota officia' II vas found
that he had violated q parole under
a suspended sentences for burglary.
He has been in the custody OF Nor
ton county officials.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
John Fix in Fix
Finally Fixes 1t
Fix was In 4 "fix."

JONn F1X Was III q TN.
John didn't know whether he
had bccn "fixed" by tho city Of
Mandan deliberately OF not. II he
had. John swOrc, nc would fix"
Mandan.
Last months water bill didn't
exactly suit John. lie took II 70
City Auditor w. n. Seitz 10 be
fixed up. Scitx finally figured .
way out Of the Xix" both II
Johns End Mandan'x delight.
Now It's all fixed. Fix Is fixed.
Mandan Is fixed. And Seitx, John
agrees, is . great little "fixer."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30

nouaccd today by +. A. Ripley, pres
idcnt OF the organization. A. w.
Furncss originally was elected to the
position but was forced to decline
tho election because of other duties.
The new secretary will be introduced
at the clubs luncheon tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
JUNIOR PLAYMAKERS
TO PRESENT COMEDY
Kitty Gallagher and Lloyd Spiel
man Take Leads in
The Patsy

Seven Mandan high school stu
dents, members of the Sarah Bern
hardt chapter of the Junior Play
makers, and their dramatic coach are
working hard this week putting the
finishing touches on The Patsy"
~tlaree-act comedy which they will pre-
sent at the high school auditorium
Thursday and Friday. Nov. Z and 8.
Members Of the cast are: Francis
Ford, taking the part Of Mr.. Harring-
ton: Lila Clark, who plays Mrs. Har-
rington: Kitty Gallagher. who takes
the female lead Is Patricia Harring-
ton: Josephine Hess. who will be Pa
tricia's sister. Grace: Lloyd Spielman.
in the male lead role Of Tony: George
Toman. as Billy: and Lucille Dahners.
Is Sadie Buchanan.
The play, written by Barry Connors,
will be the major production of the
year for the Mandan high school dra-
matists, though several one-act plays
probably will be presented by menu
hers Of the organization throughout
the school year.
The playmakers are directed by
Miss Mabel Frey. The cast has been
~rehearsing three weeks. Miss Frey says.
The comedy deals with the con-
0uest o. Patricia. who let's her lover
coach her on how to win him,
thou9h Tony does not know whose
heart Patricia Is after.
.cxA8Y HEARS constants
n. a. ~. Constans, Bismarck,
49, aM - - - 49,. -.laH III.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Morton County Ready
For Court Next Week

Morton county will open its rcgu-
lar November term Of district court
at 10 a. m. next Tuesday. Nov. S, it
is announced by John Handtmann.
clerk of court.
Judge Thomas H. Pugh, Dickin-
SON., will preside.
Clerk of Court Handtmann was
busy this morning preparing copy for
the calendar, which will be printed
soon.
WILL NAME SECRETARY
Rotary club. in Mandan will have 0
secretary after tomorrow, it was an
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
TO FIGHT

New York. Oct. 30.-tPp-The Co.
lumbla system will broadcast. over It's
national network. the Canzoneri-
Loayza fight tonight from the Chicago
coliseum. starting at 10 p. m. central
time. with Jack Dempsey announcing.