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ROOMS-FURNISHED

1909 n ST. N.W.-First- door front, newly
iugnishsd:: twin beds reasonable; ADULTS ,a.
s0i 18th ST. N,W.-Apt. si--sinsle room
near bath, newly furnished, plenty heat
and hot water; private entrance; reason
other, corner. twin hsdS; second moor doc
tors home; clean and. comfortable.
1880 BILTMcRE N,W,-LsrEe second door
cation: reasonable: gentlemen, Col. 520l-J.
1917 RIGGS PL. N.W,--Large, well turn.
roms, . m.i., closets, next to shower paths'
cont hot water very reasonable
1883 nth sT---Beautiful, large rooms next
to bath, sec0nd moor.
1870 CALVERT gT.-Large front room, MICS
ly furnished. twin beds, continuous not
water; also single room, southern exposure.
1907 EYE ST. near White House-unusus
four men: slnEle, $40, II.
1870 2ist N.W-Beautifully furnished rooms
cont. hot water use-of telephones near ou-
NEAR 18th AND R-Attractive. well fur
nished room; eoptinuous hot water: unggm-
tied phone. excellent heat. Pot. 1906. l6e
4i8 18th ST. N.W.-Room for gentleman.
very warm; $3.50 week.
1915 FAIRMONT = Large, front, southern
exposure. twin beds. also single rm.: con-
tinuous hot water. baths, unlimited phone:
aaiSIl e. we'll furnished, and Hoor. next TO
bath continuous hot water; private home.
sos TAYLOR ST. N.w.-LarEe front room
sms priSs.e ismlIs ADAMS s1ss-y wees
1887 QUINCY sT-With young couple; con-
venient to cars. Phone Adams. 7so1.
1882 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Nicely Furnished
ssS sHS
Adams o2ss
1918 L ST. NW-Lovely light rooms, single
a a.a S SSasf S. esy sRs II n.sE aS
i4i7 10th ST.-Thres nicely furnished rooms,
near Dupont Circle; will rent singly or
double, as desired. -
in private home; unlimited telephone, hot
water and plenty heat.
ls3s TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Comfortably fur
p pih:s s sW
Adams $685.
SAT- HoLMRAD PL. N.w.-Bright room. ad-
Joining bath. with family adults; SIS per
GEORGETOWN. 1888 slst st. nv desir-
ssSls rooms N n private tSmilyi convenient TO
GOOD NE LOCATIONS rooms. Ink,
anil. siO week, inclIdtnS .Ess' heat. sisc-
tricity; 2 rooms. SO. Lin. ASA.
so7 A ST. SEE larse, well iurntshs;d And
n niSg.d PEG per rcTms pri H family. ~
S sacss ho1s: ssse vs sSm Pson. LSsSn
MERRILL MANSIONS
--is9l EAirmODb ~. H.W.s DDp Oh NH. lNth
st. ear. ! or rm. suites, with or without
bath, furn. CON-, linen ana maid service
opt, day. wk.. mo. 81. $40. tl2, SIS VIZ.
WINSTON HOTEL,
Facing u. S. Capitol,
116 FIRST ST. NV.
single rooms. running water: g wesElly
Single rooms, bath, $40. so weekly.
Double rooms, bath, $1,000 weekly.
Two rooms. hath. SIS weekly.
Complete hotel service. Convenient, at
tractive coffee shoppe.
PORTLAND HOTEL,
THOMAS CIRCLE.
For a generation home Tor Con-
eressmen, Senators. Cabinet Mem
bers and high officials. Downtown.
Save car fare good beds, good food !;
large rooms, open hreplaces; every
comfort and dignity obtainable in
higher priced hotel. 500 and $500
single; $500 and $3.50 double. Man
agement FIDELITY STORAGE
COMPANY.
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FOR RENT--M ST. NEAR 5th NW.-EIoHT
rooms Two stories hot-water heat. larse
ysp to a aooa newly eSnStensd
18th st. NV. Phone Potomac l02s
SuER BRICK. ROOMS. BATH WITH
shower, porches. built-ln garage; excellent
G eSa@,ion ave MN possession ,aa!ii
1872 EUCLID NW.--MoDERN 8 r. ON TWO
pSrt, West sOst, cleS Snt $40 0asiS TO right
$50 MoNTH-3529 HEREFORD Pl, NV
Rorehi TiDi SSIt 5S,Is araa" Nn@soM iiiS
ss7. SO PER Mo,--l22s FLA AVE--6 LARGE
r ana o., ~ feet wide; ami; porcheS;
sso ,esr garage. NEWsoM, lilo H ne. Lin
1884 NEWTON ST NV, MT PLEASANT
Convenient location. semi-detached: seven
rooms rooms large closets. fireplaees instantaneous
Adams 39l5-W or inquire 1882 Newton. ""''
2i5 II ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS. BATH NEWLY
pPsbS11et North h 1Osiw eec garage 5000.
TAKoMA, MD. 3l6 DENwooD AVE-
Bungalow, rooms: bath, earase. perfect
o Of TsEn ana n The most seotLI section
Trust Blddsr N stionsi s M SAVAGE Union
Sss 18th ST. sE:zs ROOMS AND BATH
Gas Gas hsst' gas refrigefation: excellent condi-
BRO. 9l4 9 ST. NV
zae 9Th ST s.W.-9 LARGE ROOMS, q
baths; new.y decorated; modern improve
ments' Key 2is' Owner Adams 1894. s7S
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-BEAUTTFUL. NEW
broom house; two baths, Electrolux, finest
WOOD aSe WIS 's sis. by year. 1901 ridge
NEAR SHERMAN cIRCLE-sIx. ROOMS.
Sei putin garage. double back porches
room Phone Adams l34s-W
II ROOMS; 2 BATHS. EXCELLENT CONDf-
ton; slendid rooming house location: near
18th and Columbia I'd National 1860. 2Os
DOTnNHAH ~
ealow, hot-water heat and all modern i'm
pdreoIyements. Call Mrs. BRADLEY, Ciev
StiS Illinois AVE. N.Y. r. AND B.,
Phone s'R Net ssss N9b snd s $685.
UNFINISHED HOUSE. $3.50 14th ST. NV
$500
MODERN GROOM HOUSE
1l9 Varnum st. NV
we ygs. H LAY. JUST RENOVATED PROPERTY
1879 18th st.. NV, containing rooms and
PERCY H. RUSSELL coMPANY. a''
lSNs ati 8 e. ISL, EjT.
3407 QUEBEC ST, CLEVELAND PARK
Fine semi detaehed home in Beautiful sec
len Ken; rooms, tile bath large porches, yard.
Ou.-n sar'f sos sssy T gaEfIss and painted
1917 < st. Nat $500
NEAR CAPITOL.
kew 400 Nd AVE. AZ oa sood cleo eond shs
654 @ NE.-6 R., B., ELEc. H. WI $50. so
2l0 3 st. n.w.--6 r., b., gas tcolored) !. 80. so
208 B ST. n.w.-2 r., b., gas tcolored) i. 1880
SO Mass. ave. rooms tcolored) -. 80. 90
70 o ST. n.w.-2 rooms, basement . rs. 90
VIM II. McGRANN. Nat 37i2
1855 ais. ST NW.--l2 ROOMS. 3 BATHS.
1880 Col. I'd. nw.-12 rooms, baths and
small store. $1,000
1884 31st st. n.w-6 rooms and bath, s35 co.
1924 Vermont Ave West 500.
552l 3rd N.W.-e r. B., GAR, ANIL SIS 90
112l2 1th sw.-6 r., b., h.-W.h..... 40. so
908l2 g s.w.-6 r., b., brick. ........... 80. 90
502 9Th s.w.-7 rooms. ............,..., rs. so
32l 9th SEE r, b., h.-w.h., sar...... 40 90
gzz eth s.w.--5 rooms, brick. .......... 20. so
4fs y sw.S-6 r. brick good cond .... $500
FLOYD z. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st. NV. Nat 0353-0352
Mr.. LINCOLN PARK
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WANTrn-GARAnEH

ROOMs-FURNISHED.
WHY NOT SPEND THE WINTER at the
beautiful Westminster We'll heated tuF.
nished rooms no higher than ordinary room
tne-house prices: each with private bath o.
running water. 1907 nth So. NV. cor. cue.
1884 COL RD NW.-si5 d $50 mo-; single.
double. clean. warm rooms; 3 baths. auto
hot water. steam heat, ear llnes, Col 2eee
1851 HARVARD sT. NW--Room with al
modern improvements. cleo, h.-W.h. reason
able. Adams l71s.
5Ol Maryland AVE. N.E-One single, one
double front room; next bath; $40 month
and up. Phone Atlantic 2725-W.
1883 EYE DT N,W.--i large fn., bed sleeve,
bath beautifully furnfsheds maid service;
gentlemen; references reuuiredi $50
f5S8 Columbia RID elightfui. larse front
room and floor well kept homej two ear
lines; best location; sentiemans 1e'
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RENT HOuSES-UNFuRNISHED.

CORNER IN PETWORTH.
5000 ILL. AVE. Nw.-SSs
LaTee corner house consisting OF large
rooms, fun bath and tiled lavatoFy with
shower; built-in garaae
CAFRITZ.
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TERMS.
HARRY SOMMERS, INC,
PIERCE-ARROW
DISTRIBUTOR,
1909 NJ ST. Potomac 0S5S.
1877 Connecticut Ave.

SEE OUR
EASY PAY PLAN MAN.
1926 Jewett Coupe, 500.
4-wheei brakes all good tires and in good
running condition.
1925 Buick Standard Sedan, 500.
Runs good, looks good.
1929 Chevrolet Roadster.
New top: sood tires. excellent motor; n!as
per month.
1923 Moon Sedan.
GOOD tires, thoroughly reeonditioned and
ready for Winter driving Low down pay
1929 Erskinc Sedan.
Buih BY etudebaker. Looks and runs
like new; mechanically excellent. Low
down payment and sac per month.
1929 Whippet Sedan.
Original paint of olive green In best of
shape; good tires. Low down payment and
sal per month.
MID-CITY SALES CO.,
IN, ,.,r RnissEIsytors in states State. ~. so.o
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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National 2l00. 9zs 18th 81. NV.
FOR COLORFD-S20OO.
7ol2 DAVIDSON COURT NV.
Near l2th and You sts.--Home contains
large rooms.
sla FORD COURT--s22.5O
Located between Ord and 9th, q and
sts.-Contains 4 rooms.
CAFRITz,
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50
= MODEL. "A" FORDS
.1ee GREATLY REDUCED.
REBUILT TRUCKS.
Any body style.
49, HILL & TIBBITTS,
4 30l l4th ST., 3rd Floor.

Open Evenings.
ia 80 Ford Tudor Sedan.
e. 80 Ford Roadster.
~ 80 Chevrolet Coach.
sss 80 Whippet Sedan.
iTt 20 Ford Tudor Sedan.
gFs 20 Ford Roadster.
os 20 Ford Coupe.
'2o Chevrolet Convertible Coupe.
20 Nash Light Sedan.
% Nash Advanced 6 Brougham.
az '2s Ford Roadster
% Oakland Coupe.
'2S Franklin Sport Touring.
'28 Buick Sport Touring.
And Many Others.
Convenient Terms.
ACE. MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th ST. NV. Dec. 800
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CHRYSLER
IS"
DEMONSTRATORS.

1ix wire wheels. Driven By member Of
arm lust short time. TO be sold at q
large discount Small car in trade. New
ROADSTER.
Run only 900 miles; new In every respect
NeW-caT price, 4ne3. Rumble seat Can be
, purchassd fer $3.50. New-car guarantees.
H ,. LEAR9. JR. & BROS,
1871 14th. n. 6e2s
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AS the lion charged the apeman leaped to meet him
and the crowd sat breathless and silent. Numa
tried to check himself, but he slipped in the sand
and the great paw that struck out missed Tarzan.
In that fraction of second, the giant barbarian
turned swiftly and leaped upon him.
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sALE-AUTOMOBlLEs.
AUTUMN BARGAIN SALE!
FINE CARS AT
SACRIFICE PRICES.

SALE
PRICE
1927 Packard Sedan, driven only
$4,000 miles; new tires :. $640
1926 Model 800 Pierce Arrow
Coach. 400
1926 Stutz Sedan. beautiful paint. 500
1929 REQ Coupe. new paint 49,. go
1880 Pierce-Arrow Model b.
demonStrator 2,075
1929 Chevrolet Coupe, real
bargain. ........ $40
1927 Pierce-Arrow Model 80
Limousine, class A car, 740
1923 80" Pierce Arrow Limou-
sine, driven only 1000
miles; like new. Cost,
$500 ....................2,O 1000
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Mr.. LINCOLN PARK.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.

1919 b ST. NESS
This home contains 6 large rooms and
bath. h:-w.h. and electricity; newly deco
rated. Equipped as 2-family house
CAFRITZ,
l404 K st. Dist e0s0.
1908 .yONGFELLOW ST, OFF i4th ST.
Nice nome, containing rooms bath, 3 large
porches, large yard, garage; SIS.
1882 TAYLOR T--Convenient location: z
rooms bath, garage, porcheS; reasonable
rental.
l70c SURREY LANE. FOXHALL VILLAGE
Beautiful detached home In this exclusive
yllage. rooms, 2 tile baths, fireplace ga
rage; hne condition; SIPS
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- - 81. Nat. yJUU
go End St. Sc.
IL r., b., h.-w.h.. cleo ,SI25 90
302 Md. Ave. NE.
r. b., h.-w.h,. cleo. ................tsO 900
800 9TH St. NE.
r., b., h.-s H.. cleo. ss7. so
1917 { St. NE.
r. b. h;-wh., cleo. ................. 90
3ZZ Mass. Ave. NE.
6 r, b., h.-wh., cleo. ...............$ $50. SO
ZZ5 10th ST. NE.
r. b., h.-w.h., cleo .................sS 5000
626 b St. NE.
r. b., h.-w.h., cleo. $50 90
2Ol 9th ST., NE.
T., b., h.-w.h., elec. S45 90
423 18th st. Sc.
10 o. h'-E; TX elee ';:,;,:...... $4,000
$40 9th st. Sc.
r., b., h.-w.h.. cleo. $40 90
7O2 { St. Sc.
r., D., lat. h.. cleo. ..................S3s so
5OZ ID ST. Sc.
r. b. lat h: cleo: :........... $50
lO7 10Th St. Sc.
r., b., h.-w.h., cleo. .....s3 5 90
100 4 st. Sc. '''''
p, b., lat. h. cleo sa2 So
l0l8 NJ St. Sc.
r. D. lat: h,...,, $4,000
ITO 9th St. Sc.
oO4 9th St. Sc. ''-''''
Get Our Complete List. .'40'VO
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
MANDAN CHANCES IN
TRACK APPEAR slim
Witferd Lillibridge Is Only Vet
Gran Of the Strong 1929
Team Returning

MAndan high schools chances for
. winning track and field team this
spring were characterized Is SLIM
this morning by Leonard G. Nc
Mahan, athletic director ct the school.
McAGahan pointed out that WilfeFd
Iillibridge. high hurdler, Is the only
veteran from last years team who il
back this spring.
Lost to the squad are Norman Nc
Kendry, who won first place In the
low hurdles and second In the 40
yard dash at the state meet last
spring; Coli ), who took third In the
century ct the state meet: and Lloyd
Mcdonald, who finished third In the
same meet In the 220-yard Low
hurdles.
Lllibridge won first place in the
high stick event at Grand Forks. hil
time being II As seconds. He hopes
to better that time this year.
Last season Mandan tied with Far
60 for second place in the state meet
but McAlahan Sees little hope fo6
point winners amonC his green can
didates this season. NaudAn AID
placed near the top in several othel
meets last spring, including the Cap
ital City track and field meet ct BIS
marck. Mandan's half-mile relay
team, made up Of McKendry, Collins
Mcdonald. and Feck, won first plAcs
In their event ct the Grand Forks
meet.
The Mandan coach has not yet Is
e,,nd q call In track men hlt NIL a.
SO as soon as the weather Is favorable
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
Tunnel Digger DIES :
DYNAMITE BLAST
UnsxpIodsd by First Firing, Drill
Fires the Charge, Causing
Death, Injury to Nine

New York. Mar. 2s.-N-A stick Of
dynamite which . previous blast had
failed to explode caused the death Of
one man today and injuries to nine
others Of . crew Of IS who were
working In Z tunnel 600 feet under the
ground In the Bronx.
The men, members Of the night
shift, had only IS minutes more be-
fore their days work was done when
Frank Gilbert. 50, thrust hts drill
into . hole and pressed the trigger
and there Wa . binding flash.
Herbert Browning. Is, was knocked
unconscious and died three hours
later. Gilbert may lose the sight Of
both eyes.
Eight Of the victims were taken to
hospitals. All but three were per-
mitted to 60 home later.
The tunnel, which Is being cut for
q miles through the rock foundation
Of New York City at an average
depth Of TOO feet is to connect the
Ashokan dam with Long Island.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
CLAIM b~OOYLEGGERS
Cause wOFPARALYS|S
Creosote-Carbolic Acid Con-
cocted With Ginger Respon-
sible for Dixie Epidemic

Washington, Mar. 28.-(RHProhibi-
ton Commissioner Doran announced
today that b~ootleggers who sold q
connection Of creoeote or crude car
bolic acid favored with ginger were
responsible for the several hundred
cases Of paralysis In the south and
southwest sections Of the country.
The commissioner said the concoc-
ton which he termed sheep dip" had
been tested and found to be poison
Gus. Hundreds Of samples, he on
tinued, had been examined and were
discovered to be either creosote or
crude carbolic acid favored with
ginger.
Doran said apparently some shrewd
b~ootlegger had devised . scheme to
get rich quick and distributed large
amounts Of the connection. He said
It was put up in the same sort Of bot
ties IS Jamaica ginger. The commits
eioner said there were three focal
points distribution for the connection
and two Of them conferred In st. Louis
and Cincinnati.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
Mandan High School
Seniors Make / q
For Spring Affairs

Though commencement in two
months away, seniors In Mandan high
school are busy on making plans for
graduation exercises and al Other
events accompanying tho program.
The Junior promenade will Be con-
Quoted May 10, the committee IN
charge announces. George Murphy,
member Of the faculty. viii be In gen
cral charge Of the event.
The senior class play. which Is BE-
lng coached by Miss Mabel Frey. d.
rector Of the Mandan chapter 0e the
Junior Piaymakers, has been ret foE
April n.
g. G. Swain. president Of Aayville
Teachers college. viii b the COM
mencement speaker May -. It haa
been announced.
A yaledictorian and salutatogian 10
the class win be named shortly afta
the termination Of the second "a
weeks period this semester. The dz
weeks period ends in about two
weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
EMBARRASSING
us. TARlFFOnLIC1
Calais Mayor Thlnlss Duty T.
Retaliation for FfancS's
Proposed Auto elll

Calais, Mar. 19-VHANe1x4y 1oeoo
persons marched through tn efxoeeD
Of Calais today h q hugo democUern-
ton Of protest against, tie noW
lean duties N 1ace.
Another 10000 gathered - u1tu11
the orderly procession. headed n IT,
entire municipal personnel. loeal
magistrates and member q III
chamber Of commerce. They maxcAoo
to the city hall to present resolutjouo
Of protest.
Representative Of . labor uni0ns
were In the parade which was mA0e
up largely Of lace workers and en-
ployers.
The mayor said he believed tn
American lace tariff Was Ia retail.
alton for the proposed French tn-
creases In automobile duties, an
added that - . member Of tn
chamber Of deputies be would f1ghs
the automobile bin to the utmost.
A delegation from the chamber -
commerce called upon the American
consul, James q. Carter. assuring him
that the demonstration was not oe
~unfriendly nature to the United
States.
A resolution adopted It = Joint
meeting Of employers and employeeo
declared that unemployment had
doubled in Calais since announces
ment Of the new American dutteA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
Mandan, Bismarck, Mcclusky,
ElQin and Underwood Are
Represented
CLARENCE BAkKEnM MANAGER
First Grafton WIN Be Given at
7:3o O'clock in Mandan
Auditorium

orators representing five high
schools IA the sixth district viii de-
liver orations which they have writ
I ten on the q. 8. constitution In the
annual contest which win be con-
Quoted Ct the Mandan high school
auditorium, beginning at 7:90 O'Clock
'tonight.
schools to be represented n Man
dan. Bismarck, Elgin, McClusky, and
Underwood. Francis Ford viii rep
resent Mandan and Kenneth Toews
WIN represent Bismarck. The title
Of the latter's grafton Is Are You IN
Alexander Hamilton TodAy?"
In charge Of the affair tonight
Is Clarence ]. Bakken, Mandan high
school oratory coach.
Judges win be Rev. Floyd 1ogee.
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, Bismarck; Judge 81. L. Berry
and A. L. Watt, Of the q. s., Great
Plains Experimental station, both Of
tMandan.
Drawings for the order In which the
contestants win speak win be made
shortly before the contest.
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dWardC Coached
By Rice's Mentor

Houston, Texas, Mar. 28.-(PeFred
Ward, IT,. Of Dover. N. j.. whose VIC
tory in the first annual national A.
A. U. 2O-mile marathon here opened
q vista that may lead to pArticipa-
ton in the 1882 Olympic, has placed
himself in the hands Of Ernie
Hjertzberg, Rice institute track
coach.
Ward ran the 20 miles in two hours,
IL seconds, and beat the veteran
Clarence DeMar Of Boston.
The runner, who wears the colors
Of the Millrose A. c. Of New York.
expects to remain here until the end
Of the current college season at least.
Hjertzberg, his mentor, has coached
American and Swedish Olympic teams
In the past.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
< MANDAN NEWS ::
Five High School Orators in
9Th District Contest Today
MASONIC BUILDING
COMMITTEE MEETS
Plans for Completion Of Masonic
Temple IN Mandan VIII
81 Discussed

Members Of the Mandan Masonic
building committee Win meet ct 5
O'Clock this Afternoon 70 review the
situation regarding the proposed COM
pletion Of the Nandan Masonic
temple.
Members of the committee ore DR..
A. q. Hendrickson, chairman, r. A.
CountrymAn, vice chairman. A. w.
Furness. secretary-treasurer, p. @.
llohr, Otto Bauer, G. v. Caddell, =. A.
Ripley, 4. w. Miller. Louis Smith.
John e~akarieseen. and E. A. Tostevin.
A basement to the new building
was built Q few years ego, and, since
the building has not been completed.
Mandan MasonS have held their
meetings and functions In the base
ment. The proposed completion viii
require 42S,O00. Though . drive for
funds has been going on since last
fan, the meeting today expects to
plan Z final drive % that construc-
ton may begin In the near future.
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Orange and black trimmed baths
built into the walls and approached
through arched doorways Of marble.
A 75xl00 foot swimming pool with
a glass bottom.
Campanille carrying q carlton of
chimes especially designed for the de-
Sert.
Two weather vanes wrought Of iron
from designs showing Scotty driving
q burro down Death Valley and In a
kneeling position holding . frying pan
over a camp fire, mounted atop two
towers.
Twenty miles Of six-foot hog wire
fence with concrete postS-entirely
surrounding the estate.
A pipe organ occupying two rooms.
These building activities in Grape
vine canyon, among the Joshua trees.
which have been going on for four
years and will require three years to
complete, have aroused widespread
! curiosity and neither scotty nor john
son has felt the necessity Of explain
ing away what has become q desert
mystery.
Nevada folks scotty says. "never
ask me fool questions. They know
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Tonopah, New, Mar. 2:-P-As
desert homes 60, a. 900 win build
one that will do for most folks, but
walter Death Valley" Scott Is q firm
believer in all the modern conven-
fences.
He has begun construction Of a RAJ
dio and television plant which will
cost probably around q half million
dollars" additional for the mansion
which he and A. M. johnson, Chi
cago capitalist, are erecting on the
eastern rim Of Death Valley.
Scotty, as Nevadans know him,
doesn't care particularly what inn
preston he makes with the outside
world but c~onfesses to q weakness for
q little sight and sound entertain
ment. now and then. via the ether
from more populous parts.
The television-radio plant, design
and equipment as yet u~nrevealed, he
believes. will be q fitting complement
for some Of the other comforts" in
cluding:.
Eight hundred dollars worth Of
hand forged scroll iron decoration on
the stable gate. the main entrance Of
the mule palace"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
Mel 0weu Addresses
So Mandan Residents

More than s. residents Of Mandan
attended = luncheon at the Lewis and
Clark hotel this noon and heard Wes-
ley Mcdowell, Valley City, speak of
the land program outlined BY the
Greater North Dakota association.
MI. Mcdowell, the associationt
land expert, has been conducting q
series Of similar meetings III south
western North Dakota, coming "a
Mandan this morning from New So
lem.
The meeting wa arranged on
short notice when Mr.. Mcdowell
found he would be IN Mandan durinS
the noon hour. In charge Of ar
raneements were H. s. Russell, Il
rector Of the association who Fe1tdeG
II Mandan, and \. w. Furneas, sec
rstary q the Aandan Chamber q
AVM3M 0xV0o - @tA~-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28
Huckins Arraigned on
Charge Of Obtain 6
Money by Pretenses

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mar. 28.-F1-
Elmer s. Huckins, Of Hancock, WIS.,,
was arraigned before District Judge
Ellison today on q charge Of obtain
ing money under false p~retenses.
At the request Of his attorney, WAL
.er J. Barngrover. he was given until
1:30 q. n. Monday to enter q plea.
Barngrover made no effort to have
the $4,000 bond reduced and Huckins
was returned to Jail.
The charges are the outgrowth Of a
mysterious business enterprise by
which Huckins Is alleged to have paid
investors dividends of IS to So per
cent.
HIS son, George, was convicted last
week on q similar charge preferred by
Emil Levsen Of S%pringville. former
major league baseball pitcher.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-28

I'm . nut and let It 60 ct that" That
usually silences stray tourists.
Nor does the welcome sign hang
out on the door Of the big house. An
noyed by curious visitors Scotty in
serted this ad in q newspaper:
NOTICE-Wu all my friends and
enemies keep away from the
shack until done. Then johnson
and myself will be glad to stand
on our heads and wait on you.
Death Valley Scotty.
But always coatless and wearing
flaming red ties (Which he buys IN
lots Of 1000 under q broad brimmed
hat. Scotty smiles q broad welcome
for his chosen few old friends.