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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-01
Houses and Flats

FOR RENT Four room house with
bath and garage. 600 18th st.
Phone 1462-M.
FOR RENT-House at 42l 3rd st. Al
SO store room, 423 3rd. Inquire OF
Mrs. VIM. Erlenmeyer, 423 3rd st.
FOR RENT Modern home, COM
pletely furnished. located at Bill End
St.. also room furnished house, To-
Gated at BOT So. 9th ST., or will sell.
taking 1881 model car as down
payment. Call at Biz End St.. Mr..
Sheldon.
FOR RENT--Furnished 6 room house.
Adults only. Mrs. NJ. L. Shuman,
414 Bird. Phone ass.
FOR RENT-House on South Filth
street. Call GuSsners,
FOR RENT-A modern 8 room house
next to the Bank Of North Dakota.
Phone 206 or call at 2l7 5th St
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-01

FOR RENT-Five room unfinished
modern apartment with private
bath, on ground floor, located at
llO2 Thayer Ave. Inquire at 3l8
Ninth st., or phone 291-W
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-01

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
with lights, water, heat, telephone
and use of Maytag washer furnish
ed. 93O 4th ST
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-01

FOR RENT - Apartment available
March l. Nicely furnished with
overstuffed set, Murphy bed and
frigidaire; also apartment with
frigidaire and Murphy bed. $3.50.
DO not phone. Evarts Apartments,
3l4 Bird st.
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For Rent

For Rent
FOR RENTAL 416 Ave. A double
garage. Cement floor. Inquire at
416 Ave. A.
BEAUTY SHOP FOR RENT-Fully
equipped. Inquire Brodl's Barber
Shop, corner 3rd and Broadway.
FOR RENT-Store building, 25x90 It.
on Third Street. Full basement,
Heat furnished. Prince Hotel.
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FOR RENT - Two and three room
new modern apartment, nicely dec
grated, private bath, unfinished.
Call at AIT First st. or phone 24l-R.
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FOR RENT - Furnished room
apartment. private bath, heat, light,
water furnished. $500 per mo-;
also 2 room apartment on ground
floor. Call at 6l8 9th st.
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FOR RENT-Front bedroom on first
floor. Adjoining bath. Board if de-
sired. Also garage for rent. Call
at 600 10th st.
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed downtown
sleeping room, day. week or month.
With or without board. Call at 311
Fourth st. or phone 627-M.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment on
ground floor, gas heated, hot water
at all times. Also furnished Sleep
ing room. Phone 619-W or call at
GIG Sixth st.
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New York, March 21.-(P)-Butter
81 ,478, easy. Creamery higher than ex-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26
TOM STOUT APPOINTED To
SUCCEED DANIEL BOYLE ON
MONTANA RAILROAD BOARD

appointment Of Congressman
Tom Stout Of Lewistown &c .
member OF the Montana board Of
railroad and public service com
mission, succeeding Daniel Boyle,
resigned, brought satisfaction to
the Montana oil industry this
week.
Congressman Stout is well vers-
ed in the needs Of the oil in
dnstry and inasnuch as this
commission has TO do with the
supervision Of oil and gas oper-
alton. transportation rates ana
other factors vital to the oil
Industry. It Is especially FORUM
ate that the appointment should
80 to Mr.. stout. who was one Of
the pioneers Of the Montana on
Industry Hs was an important
factor ia the development OF
lcontinued on Page Fivel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26

Raymond-DeGroat No. 2, Ioeat-
ed on the southern edge Of the
oil producing area Of the Kelvin
snnbuFst field, Is today ne
ported drilling at 1910 feet, in
the Madison lime. heading for
the first break where production
is expected This well found no
porosity at the contact, in con-
trast with the first well on this
lease, which found an estimated
ooo,o00rfoot flow Of gas in
a seven-foot sand above the Madi-
son. The No. I well also found
some oil.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26

Approximately 8 quarter Of
a mile northwest, A. p. Con
solidated Oil Company 81 Cal
gary in making at present $40
tcontlnued o. Pa9e Beaxl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26
Dry Creek
Well Gets
Oil Core

An extension Of the DRY
Greek Geld 20 khe eaet -.
pearod probable shis week.
with the report thAt CAsbon
on q Gas Company's No.
AfcsEinn had c0red 10 feet Of
oGI-satsruEed sand ia the
DakOsa nom SS17 to BBe7.
The well is an eastern Offsei
to Ohio OH company's No.
Caldwell, we'll which was drilled
to $3.50 for a test OF the lower
horizons and later plugged back
for q test Of the Dakota. where
it found q flow OF around 500
barrels OF high-gravity oil.
The Carbon OH & Gas Com
pany has one other producer in
the field. It's No. Armstrong.
approximately half a mile north
Of the McMinn. The Armstrong
flowed 1900 barrels in q test.
Later the well developed water.
Following many months OF en-
aeayor, this water. from the
bottom Of the sand. IS shut off
and the well is now reported
around 200 barrels daily.
Principal stockholders In the
Carbon OIL 4 Gas Company are
Harry p Hynds OF Cheyenne,
Z. Orchard. Joe Cook and
Mark q. Weber Of Denver.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26

Liquid Gold OH & Gas Com
pany's No. Roberts, west Of
the discovery vel In the Berthe
Tote field in the sweetsrass Hills,
Is reported SIN shut down at
2s4o. This well drilled to this
depth several weeks ago. RAJ
pipe and cemenfed preparatory 70
testing the Kills MADISON contact.
When tbs eFew wsnf IN with the
tools it was found the shutoff
had failed 60 bold. Il Is now
planned to eamsns the pipe again,
after Which the contact Win be
tested
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26
: o. = sands-Prepare For Test
Is gecOnd
Completion
For ONeiI

l. B. (Tip) ONeil
scored his second success
IN the Cut Bank oil field
this week, with oil found
in two sands in Santa Rita
Yunck No. 2. owned by the
company which he heads.
The No. 2 well is slightly
more than mile east and
half a mile south Of Santa
Rita Yunck No. /, which was
reported making 24S barrels
mutually following its COM
pIetion a week ago.
Oil Oased Off
Oh was found in the Stewart
sand and cased off to drill
deeper, to the Darling sand,
main producing horizon Of the
field. Oil was topped IN the
Darling sand at 2811 feet
It is now reported planned
to produce this wen from
both sands, using perforated
casing Preparations are now
being made for test Of
initial production.
Locati0n
Santa Rita Yunck No. 2 is
located in NE NEA SEA
Section 24-S4-6W, nearly three
miles northwest Of Montana
Power Company's No. / Sim
ero, which recently extended
the length of the field more
than 81 miles.
The Santa Rita Oil Com
Continued on Page Fourl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26
Predict Opening Of NelO Oil
Field North Of Reservation
lUi71 RiUer
Declared to
be Certain

With members Of the
/ geological fraternity de-
/ elaring that Il 'can't
/ miss the M0rdon COrpo-
ration 0f Canada Is pre-
pared this weak 20 spud
IA It's second wei on che
Twin River structure IN
southern Alberta, eight
miles north Of the intsrna-
ti0nal boundary and the
same distance from the
north line Of the Black
feet Indian reservation.
The first well drilled By the
company found a small flow
Of light crude oil at the top
Of the Madison lime, on what
swrface exposures indicated
was the high Of the struc-
tare.
Error Revealed
anpany officials decided to
re-cheek the structure by
modern geophysical methods.
The re-check showed that the
discovery wen was not locat-
ed on the ~high", but instead
in a synelinal trough which
roughly bisected the high
On either side Of the discov
cry well the instruments out
lined minor highs" on which
it is believed the Madison lime
win be reached at least $50
feet higher than the discovery
well.
The location picked for the
present test is roughly three !
quarters Of a mile northwest
If the discovery well. The topl
# the lime, which carried oil
n the discovery well, is expect
a at about $3.50 feet.
Combination Rig
The company will use a com
'ination rotary-cable tool rig
or the test.
The well is located about
light miles north Of the north
vest corner Of Township 81
Worth, range Z West, on the
aontana side Of the line, about
0 miles west Of a north ex-
ension Of the east boundary
me Of the Blackfeet Indian
Continued on Page Four
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26
Royalties Discovered!
Sensational Returns Focus Attention Of
Canadians On New" Method
OF Investment

In the United States, where mineral
rights have been held by the landowners
fom time immemorial, oil royalties have long
been an accepted and preferred method Of
investment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26
Field Retains Position
as Most Active in Whole
Rocky Mountain Region
Fulton Test On Reservation And Tarrant
Well On Mcclellan Lease May
Widen Proven Area

With an even dozen wells now drilling or
preparing to drill, the Cut Bank field this
week retained its position as the most active
field in the entire Rocky Mountain region.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-11-26

2 With only two exceptions,
all Of the wells now drilling or
preparing to drill are in what
Is regarded as the proven
area.
Two Exceptions
The exceptions are VIM. M.
Fultons test on the Blacklist
Indian reservation, announced
last week, for which location
has been made in NE NEN
NEA Section 16-34-6w. and
r. G. Tarrants No. I MeLel-
Ian, now drilling with rotary
equipment at past 1900 feet ia
Sc SEA SWE Section 7-34-
5W
The Fulton well, most inter
esting Of those announced in
recent weeks, win nearly
double the proven area Of the
field if it finds production.
It is slightly more than two
miles west Of the present prov
en- area.
East OF Field
The Tarrant well on the Ne
Lellan lease is slightly more
than half q mile east az a line
connecting the Montana Power
Company's No. / Simero and
the Drumheller- Yunck dfscov-
cry well.
Another new location was
announced in the field this
week, that Of the Hannah.
Porter company. leaders IN
Kevin-Sunburst development
on the Britton lease IN NV
NEA NE1l 2S-S4-6W. This
wei is an east offset to the
Santa Rita Yunek
No. /, completed two weeks
ago. II is now rigging up and
should spud in during the
coming week.
Offsets Producer
Offseting the Santa Rita to
.he north, L. r. Hannah et al
have cemented pipe at past
800 feet in their No. / Mannix-
This well. ia SE
SWA SEA- 14-34-6W, was
enormously carried as Hannah
2orter-Britton No. / in earlier
,eports.
Two wells in the field are
lear completion, both schedul-
d to reach the pay sands dur
ng the coming week. Both
ire offsets to arrant-Haglund
70. !, NV NW1z SWH 13
4-6W, well which started the
tut Bank boom when It
truck oil and extended the
ield two miles TO the south.
North OF Producer
North Of the Haglund pro-
Iucer, r. G. Tarrant is report
d setting pipe ready to drill
a his No. ! Hagiund Senior.
w SWA NWN 13-346W.
Northwest Of the Haglund
Adams Mannix ct al.
a SIS SEA NEH I484-6W,
as made hole to $3.50 and
hould be 8 completion this
reek Location in on the
'ritton lease.
Further Northwest
Approximately 8 quarter Of
mile northwest, A. P. Con
olidated Oh Company 81 Cal
AIRY is making at present $40
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-20
arrange Party
To Help Poor

The first of series of enter
tainments to raise funds for
Thanksgiving baskets for the poor,
will be a Halloween party tomor-
row night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Moore. 1908 Pine
street, sponsored by the Philathea
Sunday school class of First Con-
gregational church, Mrs. Hattie
Baker. teacher.
1t will be recalled that this Sun
day school class furnished Thanks
giving cheer to many poor families
last Thanksgiving Day, who would
otherwise not have had dinner on
that day. and it is the hope of the
class that they will be able to fur
nish as many, if not more, baskets
this year.
To help in this great charity
work the class appeals TO the pub
lie to come out tomorrow night
and enjoy the evening, and also
give toward the fund being raised.
All the features of Halloween
will be carried out, with witches,
black cats and spooks to enliven
the evening.
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yacht at anchor. partly screened
from public gaze by Towering
shrubs and rose-covered pergolas.
Turning in at the neat drive. he
jeanne to halt with flourish be-
meath the smiling windows. Spring
jipg out he footed his horn acct.
dsntaliy.
/. Before he could knock a uni.
formed maid had opened. She APP
/ peared to take bis arrival casually.
During her service with the Dawns
she had seen so many Of these gay
young Giant.Killers. The ogre's
treasure was stiil intsct--and the
spry young Jacks. where were they?
Miss Santa was on the courts
playing tennis. With a grateful grin
he signified that he would go to her.
At this point his romantic mag.
inings received q box on the ears:
her voice fioated to him through
the brooding stiffness. addressing
someone as "Dicky. darling" The
boz on the ears was quickly fol.
+, lowed by a blow between the eyes:
the vision OF her insolently cool
young figure as she kept a perspir.
ing opponent on the run by her
cxrefully placed shots.
~But. Dicky, darling. you ought
ia have got that one; I made it spe.
eially easy for you."
Flushing open the door in the wire
behind her. Give entered. This
Dicky person HAS o new one-a
istriking contrast 20 the college
boys who had constituted her pre-
svious captures. He was sristoeratic
s-Selt-assursd. He bore faint re-
.sembiance 10 Albert, King OF the
Belgians--blond. well set up, blue.
eyed. fresh-complexioned. 30-odd.
I he vas obviously a good sport. for
he was making Jest OF his own
cinmsinsss.
you must come riding with me.
I'm q wizard on horseback"
so much to learn about each
other" she .haIed him.
F, Give concealed his chagrin by
scouting Santa's balls. Meanwhile
she lapsed into French. which the
man across the net spoke with
equal fueney. As far as Give was
.concsrned. most Of what they said
was lost.
Suddenly, with premeditated
Reruptness she flung down her
racket.
Gather mp the balls. Dicky. and
carry them 10 the house. Give and
] viii be with you In a second"
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Photo Of Statue
To Be Exhibited

A recently discovered photo of
the original statue of Our Lady
of Prompt Succor will be exhibit
ed in the front of ST. Mary's
Church tomorrews evening, and
may be viewed by those attending
the novena services now being ccn-
Quoted in this church in honor of
Our Lady of Prompt Succor.
Invocations to the Blessed Virg-
in as Our Lady of Prompt Succor
form part of the Friday evening
devotions in this church. These
applications are to ask help in
this time of distress, and large
crowds of Catholics and non-Cath-
olics attend the services which be-
gin at 1880 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-20

PARADISE

DAWSON.

Sne leu the way TO little WOOD
where an arbor stood beside the
swimming-pool. The omen was pro-
pitious.
"Get rid of him." Give whispered.
"Rid Of whon?"
'The foreigner"
"He's an awful dear and as much
American as you are"
Having seated herself in the ar
Dor. she smiled angelically.
mice old thing"
She shot him a melting glance.
This time he described his symp-
toms more eloquently. rising to
poetic heights. This sacred day.
The arbor sacred. The swimming
pool sacred. The wood a shrine.
And to meet thus after all their
wanderings. (She being eighteen:
he four years her senior!) The So
lemnity Of the moment.
"And I can't live without you"
"But, darling" she protested.
stroking his land. Except for our
last parting you've always been
most comfortable"
Their fingers intertwined. Hers
twitched and fiuttered. Unsur-
prised and smiling, she came to him
without a struggle. He stopped,
drinking in her eyes. The white
lids fell like shutters. Her lips
pouted.
''Noses do get in the way" Her
hubbling laugh recalled him. Feel
haitian do,1th x,a.x
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Mrs. Hudson,
Club Guest

Mrs. Clement Hudson was a
guest of the Happy Gathering
Club at am enjoyable afternoon
meeting yesterday With Mrs. Leo
Warren hostess. During the bust
ness session it was decided that
there will be no meeting next
Wednesday, the members will have
a Halloween party Friday at the
home of Mrs. Ansel Albury.
Members present yesterday
were Mesdames Otto Kirchheiner,
Ed Saunders, Ansel Albury. Uric
Gwynn. Cleveland Dillon, Russell
Kerr, Ivan Elwood, Frank Papy,
Lionel Plummer, Sam Kemp, Rex
Shaw.
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=: SOCIETY =:
IARIE CAPPICK, Editor PHONE 436
PHONE 436
Reach Ne.D Home
In Philippines

Mrs. Ella Lee Cash has received
news that her son-in-law and
daughter, Captain Webster F.
Putnam, U. S. Army, and Mrs.
Putnam, have arrived at their new
home at Fort Mile, Corregidor,
Philippines.
They made the trip from New
York with stops Nv Panama, San
Francisco, and Honolulu.
At the latter port they were
met by Mrs. w. E. Shedd, wife of
Colonel Shedd, U. S. Army, and
Mrs. Seibert, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Seibert, U. s. Navy.
Mrs. Putnam was presented with
a floral garland as is the custom
of welcoming visitors to Hawaii.
Mrs. Putnam was before marriage,
Miss Ruth Cash of this city.
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Aid Society
ITO Entertain

A delightful entertainment is
planned for tomorrow Afternoon
and night by the Church Aid
Society of First Methodist Church,
for young folks and adults. This
will be a Halloween fete with
games, contests and thrills of
Halloween during afternoon and
night.
The little folks will be en-
tertained during the afternoon on
the church lawn, and grown-ups
will have their thrills, and adven-
lures into the realm of spooks at
night in the recreation hall.
1t is requested that everyone
come in costume. but this is not at
all necessary. There will be re-
freshments on sale and good
time is promised all.
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Chapter 4
ENTER oIcKY OAK

5cpTcK and span after a bath at his
~ club and a telephone call to
Santa. Give set out on, the last lap
of his long drive from Cape Cod to
the Dawn country place in New Jer.
sey.
The Dawn butler had told him
Santa was out, and he had suspect.
ed white lie. This time. however,
be thought he OWNED her motive.
Preliminary speech would spoil the
high ecstasy OF their impending
drama. Like all lovers. Give was
fastening to an ambush.
After an hours drive through
l.:vely summer country defaced by
refreshments and hot-dog stands,
il.came to a village that was truly
'arsl. At Its far end in a green
isis of shaver lawns grew UP 0
white house. immaculate as q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Thompson,
who have been spending six months
on the continent, visiting the home
of Mr.. Thompson at Dublin, Ire
land, and other European capitals.
arrived on the Havana Special
yesterday from New York and re-
manned for brief stay with Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Curry.
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better now, don't YOU p

He felt exultant.
II saw at once what was the
matter with you." she continued.
you've not kissed girl for ages.
Now let's be sensible. Why do you
think sent .or your"
Because you've been hungry for
me the way I've been hungry for
you"
She shook her head, not exactly
in denial.
81 always miss You. Give. But
that wasn't why. It was because
i've done something. I was afraid
you might hear, Il secondhand.
Give. dear. I'm engaged"
They sat so silent that they could
almost hear the tinkle OF the sum
shine.
You're disappointed In me-"
"Don't be absurd" There was
rough tenderness in his voice. I'm
thinking what's best to be done. Is
this engagement Official? What I
mean is have your parents consent
ed?"
Mummy has. In way she made
It Daddy's been told. II that's what
you call consenting."
''Who Is the poor suckerf"
She shrugged her delicate Shout
ders.
Suckers not complimentary.
He's my late partner at tennis"
Good grief. Santa. What kind
OF mother have your"
whats the matter with Mum.
my?" she asked on the defensive.
Nearly everything" he blurted.
"Put yourself In her place and sup.
pose you had q daughter. Wouldn't
you rather zee her single forever
than the wife Of man nearly old
enough to be her father?"
"Don't exaggerate. Give Hes
only fourteen years older than
am"
"onlyi Then he's only six years
younger than your mother. She
must be crazy"
you've got It wrong. Give. TN
following my Misunderstanding whai
| consider wise"
| Consider again." be snapped
let me ask one question. Do you
love him?"
"No girls so dumb rs 10 marry
for love nowadays"
"Then for what?"
"Companionship."
He withdrew bis arm.
fcsaysteA1 fssl.fsss. cssiussby ps~ss.l
An ally IN MS troubls 10 grantee
Give. temerreW.
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| Req. Dougherty
Given Surprise

Reverend f., K. Dougherty, pas
tor of st. Mary's Star of the Sea,
Catholic Church. was agreeably
surprised by a number of his
Pensioners last night, and pre-
sented with a large assortment OF
gifts.
Those attending met at Catfo-
lie Daughters hall on Windsor lane,
and after the gifts were arranged
on tables, Father Dougherty. was
invited to the hall, where his sur
prise was great at the reception
and gifts presented him. In addi-
ton to the pantry supplies there
was a silver offering, and to all
those who contributed in any way,
the honored guest expressed his
heartfelt thanks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-20

Club Meets

The, jolly Merrymakers Club
met yesterday with Mrs. Henry
Saunders. Varela street, where a
pleasant afternoon was spent doing
needlework. Guests of Mrs. Saun-
ders were Mesdames Fieldon FL
bertson, Bernard Roberts, Louise
Thompson, Roland Weatherford.
Sam B. Curry. Charles Levin,
Charles Russell. Paul Archer, Ellis
Archer, Vernon Lowe.
This club will meet next week
with Mrs. Fieldon Elbertson at her
home on Francis street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-10-20
Don't Trifle With Coughs

Don't let them Get stTangle hold.
Fight germs quickly CreOmalssoa csua-
bines the Z hcs, helps known to modern
science Powerful bat harmless. Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Year draggiS viii
refund yoar money Il any cough or eald
10 matter how long standing Is no, re-
hevcd BY Creomalsca. tadv.l
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MEANS SAME THING

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. ~
While waiting in jail here to be-
gin twe-year prison sentence fer
robbery. Marion Gibson, Jr., was
married.
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SOME CORN EATER

ORToNVILLE, Minn.-Ed Kot-
towitz, a farmer of this city, re-
tanned his title of world cham
pion sweet corn eater" when he
ate 80 ears of corn, four more than
his nearest competitor.
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A PAT H I

HfNOI'SIS: CtIpe, aIIGmO
: icildIy through the night 20 Santa.
reviews his situation. he LoUes
Santa. daughter OF his guardian,
Eric Ddt0H, 10hon1 his mother
Tilted IN favor of the handsome
man Nho became HIS father. Port
~ through jealousy OF Glue.
Europe. iUhere she has become an
irresponsible expert at leading
men on to make fools OF them
selves. KotO she has tele0r0phed
Give. on vacation at Cape Cod,
% 90 to her at once. At last she
fs ready to settle dotcn to mar
rage toith him. Glue feels sure.