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Evening star., 1933-10-29
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

REFINED SOUTHERN GIRL. BEST SOCIAL
! references. position as nursery governeSs
Address Box 37s-J Star office.
BABIES AND SMALL CHILDREN BOARDED;
eRdren e"5 Join ano our 1if healthy happy family
Phone Clarendon 1888.
] EVERY CARE GIVEN 1NvALIDs. .CoNVA-
ADAMS aFsa e oy @ IN hsn T
GRADUATE NURSE CAN ACCOMMODATE
! two convalescent or elderly patients. Low
est rates. Specialist on call. Adams Ills.
PERSONAL CARE INvALIDs AND ELDERLY
reasonable. 1874 Kalorama rd. co. O112.
FOR SALE PERSIAN MANx. 2 MONTHS
old, house broke; reasonable. 1874 Kalo-
rama rd. Columbia 0l12.
masseur. sH. 1871. Open Sundays.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN.
nursery: hour. day or week: s:30 to $50.
FACIAL l5d HAIR M0LES PERMANEMN.TpLIYE PEasAI M.pIE
STEVENS, 50a kTetge BldSn ll05 9 st,
MASSAGE AND INFRA-RED RAY FOR
fSses ahts aches aRa
YOUNG ARCHITECT WILL CARE FOR
estate Tor use as home. seasonal on annual
Address Box 359-J. Star offce.
FREE ,dLLUsIRA5IEiD LEGTgRpE p ToNJGaT. Sgs5ssT
Resf n aeson
! SO5ts 10th st. NV. (residencel.
| WOULD LIKE TO BORROW 5000; WILL
sive chattel mortsase on equip; as security
make l2 monthly payments $50 each. Ad-
dress Box 35S-J. Star once.
CAPITAL CITY COM; COLLEGE OFFERS
or daughter in exch. for house repairing.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT. OUR SUNDAY DIN
| ner Is as good as the best and better than
| the rest. Fried chicken, prime rib Of beef,
sDissf ssfety eaS 81 oSsF sR
MISS 'ssU1piDERrHs. So B l4Ss 3Ss [ 81. NV. !.
PUTMO-REEN. THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
! the relief of bronchitis. severe colds, tuber-
| cuiosis and pneumonia: proven remedy
! Orders delivered. AITCHISON MED. CO,
200 eth st. s.w., D. c. Phone ME. s056.
BEST CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. GONZALES
| cents and aged by nurse in her own home :
| quiet and pleasant surroundings. Shepherd
| 1881.
NEAR CAPITOL-LARGE. NEWLY DECOR;
] south east windows; overlooks city: in apt; /;
/ now being fur; plenty heat; reference. Ad-
| dress Box 1881. Star once.
HEMoRRHoIps ERADIcATED BYMY OWN
| method; results effective for lifetime or
money back. Wyite for booklet; No drugs
or surgery: DR. soMMERWERcK. 1865
Columbia I'd,
Evening star., 1933-10-29
SALESMAN.

Capable man TO interview business ex.
ecutives and bankers; product, high-gra@de @
otfice device; sales average upwards OF Slou.
perience such as safes. vaults: hold-up de-
vices; advertiser is nationally known manu-
facturer; territory Washington and envlF
ons: conversation commission. with fair
drawing account. See M. Mosman. Ambas-
sador Hotel. Monday. u am.
MEN-THIS IS YOUR: BUSINESS.
We make a Straight -from-the shoulder
statement of a business possibility 1t Will
cost you money to ignore ..to,c.a r,s, in
our business runring over 5000 per
week and many new men are earning over
. AS MEMBERS OF THE N R. A. we frd
it necessary to expand our WASHINGTON
Baltimore. Virginia and West Virginia or
PEAL ARE IS Req 2Sp AMAzN9HR ANR 9YR
l Only T0ap a personal investigation will convince
that this is the best 70 aodd
@fn enjoys 50 the faVe highest 0 credit rating and
backed by men Of integrity and aggressive
ABSOLUTELY NO INVESTMENT ON
stenosrapher. oU h etc. place You where the bust
ness IS and pay you weekly. We can only
spare time to interview men OF gOOd appear
ance and references and who have sim
fSsS dsf'Ff 5 sS SsA 3 .rsSs sss
he'n. -. 49,
We will be clad to discuss this matter
with men who can qualify at an early date
by aEpointmenrt Writec giyl1e name age !si
snd for i15Iediats eEnPleyment
these communities. IN giving address also
telept one number where you may be i'm
mediately reached. You will then be ad-
ViSed when and where conference will be
held. All letters confdentially treated. Ad-
dress Box 246-H. Star office.
WANTED-An experienced man to
take charge of liquor department in
all old established grocery house. De-
partment to be opened upon the re-
peal of the eighteenth amendment.
Address Box 362-J, Star Office.
ESTABLISHED CORPORATION
With Offices in principal cities, seeks man
OF mature years for Washington branch
Must be aggressive, analytical and thrifty
sales experience advantageous, but not neceS-
sary The right man will find this lifetime
connection. with unlimited possibilities for
managerial positions. Address Box 416-J
Star office.
Assistant Floor Manager.
An intelligent young man of
unquestioned integrity who is
interested in a store career. Ad-
dress Box l8O-H, Sta5 Office.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BRIDGE STUDIO. 1641 r. DE. 5O4O
Instruction-Sims or Culbertson. Rubber
play daily Duplicate game Monday night.'
PREPARE FOR BETTER POSITION
Gregg shorthand for beginners. Review
classes for advanced students. Speed die
tation classes. 90 to 160 words minute
for oil classes of examinations. Business
English. letter writing and other secretarial
subjects. Day and evening sessions. Su-
perior placement service. STRAYER COL
l1tS, 114o 1T5O
Evening star., 1933-10-29
HELP-MEN,
/ IANSRIRGH'S

wants two men for an outside position. Good
weekly earnings. with chance Of advance
ment. Must have car and be over 81 wears
of age Apply Employment Office. 4th hoor
Mondav $50 and o'clock.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

AGED AND CHRONIC PATIENTS RECEIVE
oost care in grad. nurses home: day and
Iet ray trs. II desired or Swedish massage:
single rooms. $3.50 to SIS per week AID
Evening star., 1933-10-29
LOCAL RATES.
RATES OUTSIDE 25-MILE RADIUS OF
WASHINGTON.
NORTHWEST.
East of Fourteenth ST.

4-line minimum.
] time, 25c per line.
3 times, 2:}c per line.
Z times. 2lc per lire.
80 times or more consecutively. "Gc Fer line.
Advertisements under Personal. &c per line
additional
Evening star., 1933-10-29
\ PERMANENT POSITION

in the lie insurance business IS
offered by an old established COM
pany selling industrial and ordinary
No previous experience necessary.
Spler did future Apply between 9
and II am. Room 202, 9l7 18th st.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

COLORED-Booths for rent. $40 per mont
to reliable hair dresser. Decatur 1851. =
Evening star., 1933-10-29

SINUS TROUBLE tBULLOCKS SYSTEM
exercises immediate and continued domi-
tarrh; chronic head colds and hay fever.
free booklet sent upon request containing in
ioInatlon All persons should be familiar.
AooreSs NATIONAL LABORATORIES J76.
Ben. Franklin Station. Wash d q
Evening star., 1933-10-29

ROS1CRUC1AN MYSTERIES SINCERE
seekers seekers Tor the great truth and mystical
powers knoWn to the ancients. write for this
oook The Wisdom Of the Sages." II is
Mailed without obligation 10 students OF the
nIgntr laws OF nature and mental science.
FR1AR III, Amorc Temple. San Jose Cali
Evening star., 1933-10-29

RIDE WANTED. WORLDS FAIR, PRIVATE
party. by young man: state time and price
Address Box 231-J. Star ofdce.
PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING CHICAGO
first of week; Lincoln sedan. Phone Me-.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

PRACTICAL NURSE WHO IS A GOOD
rook ana also sood with children would
Spenq the Winter in Florida, giving her serv-
Evening star., 1933-10-29
SIN ROUTE DRIVERS.

SIN ROUTE DRIN ERS.
Due to our rapid expansion and the adi
diton of six new routes we can oher gooo
hours a day and use their cars for delivery
purposes in WASHINGTON and neighborlns
towns within 25-mile radius. Unusual OPP
portunity to make S:'2 80 weekly at start.
plus extra commission and monthly bonus.
Preferences required. Apply 10 l.. $40
W
Evening star., 1933-10-29

WANT TO HEAR FROM PERSON INTER
ested in having beautiful baby girl in home
who can also furnish employed mother room
and board Address BOX 469-J. Star once
TWO-ROOM LOG CABIN. IN GOOD CON-
dition: estimated to be one hundred nifty
years old. II interested. will give deta ails
and photograph. Address Box 42S-H. star
Office
Evening star., 1933-10-29

LADY WISHES TRANS
portat;on to Alabama; will share expenses.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

DANCING--TAP. BALLET. STAGE CHAR
acter; special baby classes. latest bali room
steps Glass children. 25c; adults, SOC. co.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

aged. convalescent or invaIids. Large. out
side rooms, plenty sunshine Double rooms,
500 mo, single rooms. $50 mo. ana I'D.
Special attention TO diets. Continuous nurs-
ing service. l16' N st. NV. Potomac 2654.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
HELP-MEN.

Artistic exchange for moderate amount
of work will furnish space and phone facili-
ties TO experienced commercial free-lance
Right man work UP to art director of
growing ADVERTISING agency. Address Box
:161-J Star office.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer: state
salarr desired, experience age and refer
Evening star., 1933-10-29

COLORED-First-clas laundry work done
at home: best reference: reasonable price.
Phone Decatur u13q-T
Evening star., 1933-10-29
PERSONAL.

WANTED-WHIsKY CERTIFICATES BY
bona fde permit holder; win pay cash and
good prices; give full details as to kind
Evening star., 1933-10-29
REFRIGERATION AND RADIO
car ESNfAN-

We have an unusual proposition to
offer a man who has had experience
selling electric rcfrigerators or radios.
Apply II. B. Leary, Jr., & Bros, l6l2
You st. NV, 2nd floor office, $50
II 80 am. Monday. Ask Tor Walter
Smith
Evening star., 1933-10-29

WILL BOARD CHILD UNDER SCHOOL
age. Private suburban home. One fare.
Best of care. Very reasonable. Emerson
Evening star., 1933-10-29

WOMAN DRIVING TO FLORIDA WILL
furnish sood car and act as companion or
chauffeur during Winter. Phone IL. 3965-W.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

DOES YOUR CHILD PROGRESS IN SCHOOL?
Vndsr Wny not give him private school tuition
dergarten. 81 so wkly; boarding and day
depts.; incloSed grounds North 6244
Evening star., 1933-10-29

CHILDREN'S SUNNY ROOMS, $40 MONTH
each child: bal; meals; reas.; master educa-
ton; PSYCHOLOGIST inc. grounds: school bldg
NO. 6244. Phys. Instructor Kindg., day dept.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

BOYS WANTED-Messengers with bicycles
refined white. 2O3S Eve 4. W.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

CIVIL SERVICE COURSES.
sFEED DICTATIoN FOR sTENoGRAPHIC
exams Prepare fer CARD-PUNCH OPER-
ATOR AND FINGERPRINT CLASSlFlER:
both men and women; every day and every
night courses in stem. typ. math., statistics.
filing. Eng. and Civil Service subjects, Inc
Civil Service Preparatory School. L. Adolph
Richards. NJ. A. NJ. s.. Principal. 529 l:th
St NV Me 6331.
Evening star., 1933-10-29

1900 10Th ST. N.W.-UNUSUAL BED AND
living room, overlooking park. private
home; maid service also small bed room .
Evening star., 1933-10-29

DRIVING PACKARD ATLANTA TUESDAY.
Will take four. Adams 20aS-M.
Evening star., 1933-10-29
RE-SCHOOL PLAY GROUP

Gives your child. . TO 5. trained care and
model equipment. outdoor activities: hours
< to y; hot dinner. transportation 50 week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
FORMER TREASURER
AT MANDAN GIVEN
PRISON SENTENCE
Zimmerman to Serve One and
A Half to 12 Years Fol.
lowing Guilty Plea

An indeterminate sentence Of one
year and six months to II years In
the state penitentiary was ordered
for John A. Zimmerman. former city
treasurer. when he pleaded guilty
Monday before Judge H. L. Berry in
Morton county district court TO
charges Of embezzlement.
In sentencing Zimmerman to the
indeterminate term, Judge Berry said
after IL months has been served the
pardon board would have . complete
audit Of the city's books by which to
fix q definite sentence.
Timmerman's plea Of guilty was
entered on the specific charge Of en-
bezzling $l5,300 during the years 1880
to 1882, inclusive. The report Of the
auditors shows nearly $4,000 was
embezzled. After subtracting $1,000
replaced, the net shortage totals be-
tween $4,000 and 463 900.
The bulk Of the entertainments &C.
CURED prior to 1929, according to
the auditors. In that year q state
bank examiner checked Thinner
mans books but failed to find any
AAONACkdl1ClCSs
Zimmerman was believed to have
been playing the wheat market and
considerable Of the loss was credited
to that. Auditors checking the sys-
tenn Of getting into the city,s funds
said that $47,500 Of the funds taken
had been forwarded to Quinn-She-
pardson Co., grain commission firm
at Minneapolis, which has since sus-
pended business.
Shortages were first uncovered last
fall and an examination Of the books
has been underway since.
The embezzlement Of 4l5,300 Gov.
ers the last three years under which
Zimmerman Is liable under the sta.
tute of limitations. Any misappro-
priationS prior to 1880 are beyond
the three-year limit. The statute Of
limitations on bonds, however, pro-
tects the city for six years and Man
dan has filed claims with the state
bonding department for 1927 to 1882,
inclusive.
Zimmerman was made city treas
urer in 1924.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
SALVATION ARIdY'S
WORK IS DESCRIBED
Adiutant Herbert Smith Tells
Kiwanis Club Of Local Re.
lief Activities

One hundred forty-seven meals ore
being served every school day to pu-
! pills in Bismarck schools BY the local
/ Salvation Army. Adjutant Herbert
Smith, In charge Of the local corps
told members Of the Kiwanis club at
the service organization's weekly
luncheon meeting Tuesday.
These meals are served ct IN aver.
age cost Of three and one-third cents
per meal. the adjutant said, in ex-
planning that most Of the food Is do.
mated by merchants, restaurants and
hotels.
Since Jan. I, he said. 4,752 meals
have been served to transients ct an
average cost Of two and one.third
cents. In addition, 1.l79 transients
have been given lodging by the Sal
walton Army.
The Salvation Army Is q religious
organization with social aims Is we'll
as social organization with religious
aims, Adtutant Smith told the Ki-
wanians.
He gave q brief description Of the
scope Of the Army's work throughout
the world, telling about homes and
hospitals for unfortunateS maintain
ed by the organization.
AS q special feature, he led the club
In singing . Salvation Army song
written to the melody Of sidewalks
Of New York" Maurice Agre Of the
Salvation Army played the accom-
paniment.
Among guests at the luncheon were
George A. Williamson Of Williams,
Mimi, and b. H. Bradford, Minot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
IndOrse Cameron for
District Attorney

Scott Cameron, Bismarck attorney,
was Endorsed for appointment as U.
s. district attorney for North Dakota
at q meeting Of the Burleigh county
bar association Tuesday forenoon.
Cameron was the Democratic can
didate for North Dakota attorney
general last November. He Is q ma
tive Of this state and was graduated
from the University Of North Dako-
ia with the class Of 1908. Before
moving to Bismarck in 1920, he prac-
ticed law at Linton for IL years.
A. H. Helgeson was elected presi-
dent Of the association for the new
year, former Governor George f..
Shafer vice president and States At
torney George s. Register was re-
elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AL re-
side in Bismarck.
B. F. Tillotson, also Of Bismarck,
IS the retiring president. The asso-
citation has about 30 members.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07

States, win pass through Bismarck
Wednesday forenoon.
The body win b on Northern Pa
cific passenger train No. 8, which will
stop in the Capital City from 1885
q. m. until 1l:l5 .. m.
The remains are being taken 70
Helena, Mont, for funeral and bur.
ial services.
Accompanying the body, which viii
be on q special car, the Newport"
win be the relatives Of the senator
and friends, and an official congress
sional delegation that will attend the
funeral ct Helena.
Senator Walsh died last Thursday
while en- route from Florida to WASH
ington, D. O., with his bride Of . few
days.
On the advice Of physician the
widow Is remaining In Washington
but will visit Helena In the spring.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
Bandit is Wounded
In Wisconsin HOldup

Somerset, Wis.,. March 7.-(R-One
bandit was seriously wounded and
another captured near here early
Tuesday when q telephone operator
summoned citizens who surrounded
the confectionery store they were
robbing.
The wounded man, James Kelley,
Is, Minneapolis. was in Q Hudson
hospital. His companion, A. ]. Lex
cen, %. Minneapolis, was captured
near Hudson after he escaped the
ambush.
Aid was summoned by Mrs. Alice
Rtvard, telephone operator, warned
Of the robbery by Jack Raleigh, night
Waterman, who saw the robbers
through a window. The bandits, q
few moments later, caught Raleigh
and forced him to telephone Mrs.
Rivard that everything is all right. =
Help already was on its way, how
ever.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
Local Folk First
To Fly to Billings

J. w. Tyler and his mother, 81
Park st., Bismarck, were the first
passengers to make use Of the
Bismarck-to-B Mont, air
service inaugurated Monday by
Northwest Anyways, Inc, accord
ing to r. r. LaFontise, local traf-
fic manager.
Tyler and his mother flew to
Glendive. Mont, from here.
Quanrud, Brink and Reibold Of
Bismarck was the first to send
an air express shipment to Bill
ings.
Among passengers on the east
bound plane from here Monday
was State Senator Arthur Trovat-
ten Of Park River. He flew to
Fargo on the first leg Of his
homeward trip following adjourn
ment Of the legislative assembly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
GOVERNORS PLEDGE
AID TO ROOSEVELT
Agree to Cast Aside Politics and
Sectional Interest and
Support Program

Washington, Mar. 7.-ReTwenty-
six governors and representatives OF
IL others were homeward bound
Tuesday, pledged to least aside poll
tics and sectional interest" and sup
port their presidents relief program.
A'principal point In that program
he had told them, would be federal
clearing house on relief. Roosevelt
added:
II hope to get that set up In the
next two or three weeks"
1nterrupting his manifold other &C
tivities long enough to appear before
the governors, president Roosevelt
told them he was very grateful fo1
what the states have done in this
emergency" He explained what he
had done and then said to the state
executives:
THE federal government. Of course
does have to prevent anybody from
starving but the federal government
should not be called upon to exer-
else that duty until other agencies
fail. The primary duty is that Of
the locality, the city, county. town.
II they fail and cannot raise enough
to meet the needs, the next RESPONSE
bility Is on the states and they have
to do all they can and II it is proven
that they cannot do any more and
the funds are still insufficient, It Il
the duty Of the federal government t.
step in.
1T is very difficult to know, In the
federal government, what states are
doing well for unemployment relief
and what states are not. and 1t Is my
thought that I can create some kind
Of central relief agency which win bt
q fact-finding body, which will CO.
ordinate the work Of the states. and
act as q clearing house for the relief
Of the nation. hope to get that sci
up In the next two or three weeks"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
Man Pleads Guilty to
Non-Support Charge

Melvin Hanson Of Spicer, Minn
pleaded guilty to non-support In Bur-
leigh county district court Tuesday
forenoon.
Judge Fred Jansonius postponed
announcement Of sentence for q
week.
The complainant was Mrs. Hanson,
who lives q few miles east Of Bismarck
with her parents. Hanson was re-
manded to the county jail pending
sentence.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07

q stem Of green may be added for
grace. A good quilt for odds and
ends. No. C392, Improved Nine
Patch Is pretty thing, and fairly
large print may be used in It. Ac.
curete cutting pattern and complete
directions for either quilt and esti-
mate Of yardage, 15c each. Order by
mail only. Allow q week to 10 days
for delivery. Address: Aunt Martha,
co The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck,
N. OAK.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
County Commission
Here for Meeting

Members of the board Of Burleigh
county commissioners assembled here
Tuesday forenoon for their regular
monthly business session.
Approval Of bills was the first or
der Of business. according to Axel
Solder, Wing, chairman. Solder says
he expects nothing other than rou-
tine business to be conducted at this
meeting, which probably will con-
tinue two or three days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
TO CANONIZE SAINT

Vatican City, March 7.-(R>-A new
saint win be added to the calendar
June 4. He Is the blessed Andrew
Fournet. . Frenchman, the founder
OF the order Of the Daughters Of the
Cross. The Cardinals viii give for
NAL approval at the March Is con-
siStories.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
Plains Formers Can Hold
Their Gum Against Nature

the Bureau Of Dairy Industry Of the
department cooperateS and develops
dairy methods for the northern areas
This bureau has encouraged the use
Of. good bulls In the state through
their system Of placing bulls with
farmers to prove their transmitting
ability for milk and butterfat yields
It was ct Mandan also that the ic<
well, . simple cheap plan for re.
trigeration Of farm products, was de.
veloped. In tho leo well, the Da.
kotans capitalize on the cold winters
prevailing and use q method In which
water IL placed In = pit In white,
and allowed to freeze solid. Then II
tho summer, this ice melts 30 slowly
that It provides . place for keeping
farm products cool.
The feed crop work has been i'm
portant In shifting the emphasis II
the dry land farming. DEVELOPMENT
Of feed crops which grow readily un-
der light rainfall has made more live
stock possible and makes each farm
Ter independent Of any outside source
for his meat ana dairy products. Two
fairly new Developments in this field
have been the growing Of sorghums
IN the northern regions and the In
PRODUCTION OF crested wheatgrass. The
crested wheatgrass has proved valu-
able on farms where the owners wish
70 return former prairie land to sod
The Mandan station has expert
mented with fruits and vegetables
Some Of the larger commercial fruits
cannot Be grown easily but the sta
ton has demonstrated that some of
the smaller fruits and berries grow
well and that farmers can supply
their own needs BY growing these
varieties. Especially adapted variet-
les Of sweet corn and tomatoes have
been developed at the station.
Work ON Shelterbelts
Another achievement has been In
shelterbelt demonstrations. The en-.
tire Great Plains region Is one in
which high winds are the rule and
farm homes. gardens, and orchards
require protection. For this, the
Mandan station has undertaken wide
demonstrations Of shelterbelt plant
inss. Some Of the hardy trees, suct,
q the green ash, boxelder, Chinese
elm. the caragana, Northwest Rus
sian olive, poplar, and evergreens
have been 1urnished to cooperatine
farmers and are planted and tended
under station supervision. About 5000
farmers are cooperating with the
station In growing these shelterbelts
ANAShAR V&AONe0t - tHa>
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
Two Are Nabbed in
Denver Kidnap Case

Denver, Colo, March 7.-ReTwo
alleged members Of the gang that
kidnapped Charles Boettcher Ind,
wealthy young broker for $4,000 ran
som, are behind jail bars, Chief Of
Police A. T. Clark announced Tues
day, and two other men who helped
stage the abduction are known and
their arrests are expected soon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-07
Don't Get Up Nights
Make This 25c Test

You need . bladder physic to drive
out impurities and excessive acids
that cause irritation. burning and
frequent desire. Get 26c test box
Of BUKETe. the bladder plnysic. nom
any drug store. After four days Il
not yelieved Of getting up nights 90
back and get your money. BU.KxT9
containing. buchu leaves, Juniper Of.
etc., acts On the bladder similar 70
castor oil On tho bowels. r you aEe
bothered with backAche, O. leg pains
ar1sing from bladder disordsrs you
are bound to feel better after this
cleaning and you get your regular
|&loep. Halls Drug Store and Fin
ncyis drug Store says DUKETS Is .
~ aalllEel al1Eilln2t -.