davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-08-04
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
IN CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Christmas cards that click with every
one. New, brilliant. clever deslgnS. touch.
ing original sentiments. Different ana
superior to the ordinary greeSlng cards
Priced low enough to meet any competition
Big cash profits and extra cash bonuses TO
swell your earnings. New Gift-to- Customer
plan to help you get more orders ana
bigger orders. Elaborate sample outnt tur-
niShed. No experience needed Just snow
these distinctive cards and they sell them
selvs. Call or write at once for eomplete
information and sample outfit. valuable
gift for those who call IN person, HurIy,
supply of sample outfits is limited. Make
sure you get yours b. calling - once
THISTLE GREETINGS,
TO 14th st. NV. Room 3O3.
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BIG WEEKLY PAY

NationaIIy-known Christmas card manu-
facturer offers finest line personal greeting
cards. Lowest prices. We pay you up 70
Christmas card box aSsortments. gift wrap
pings, religious card asst. everyday cards
No experience needed. Sample outnt fur
den. Dept. SMA, 749 Monroe ave. Roches-
ter
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CHRISTMAS IHhLI1'
~ -, prnfits for YOU.

6lH&eT. FASJcI ELOt4eS
assortment New. Distinctive .oraso,,: mgIsns;
Exclusive, latest style designs. o'V1 49, svcsa
mother of pearls sheer sheens. p.a,aI
ments novelty cut-outs. sllh1uetteSS,. Hs
lie inserts, gold, silver ereatlohs- Gl, W1Ioss
full sentiments. Sensational Vaiue. SSlsAsSs'
easiest spare-time money maker Fenns,
neiRhbors, everybody buys on SlEhE hs-
sure success-start early-deal win leaos,
other aSsortmentS-60c Comic Xmas Oh
Gift wrapping everyday boxes NO eApeL.-- /
ence necessary Extra bonus; We P4y
postage. We start YOU Write LOT sAnp4es
on approval. 1.s.
FRAIDINS N Y WHOLESALE CO.,
656 and 65S w. Baltimore St. Bslto- Nd.
Representing Mills Sales Co o. y L.
Open $50 AM to 80 I'M
Shoe LaceS 21-In.. 33c Per Gross:
Powder and Perfume Combination &C.
American-Made Fly-SwatterS le oo
Continental Gem-Style Blades; 12e per IOO
Spool Cotton AL Sizes. sc Dozen,
First Quality L. L, s Silk Finish, oue Gfoss.
Army and Navy Needle Books. le.
LaxativeS II to Tin. lc
Gillette Type Blue Blades. ior e.
No Lead yellow Pencils, NC per Dozen-
DaVette's Bath Powder. lzc-
No. U. s. P. Petroleum Jelly 9Jc Dozen-
Genuine Aspirin I6c Per Dozen Inns.
Bowl Deodorizers, FAC
10e Size Mercurochrome. h W. u.
soc Dozen
FreeZeZema GreaSeles Medicated cream.
Merchandise Sold for Resale only.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
SALE-M1SCELLANEOUS.

"AdrerttsemeHts under fhts head
tHo are pTeSRmed to be from prt-
gate individuals. HRlesS the adpeY-
ttSemeHt OtDeS arm name or O
business address or states the word
Dealer Members OF the public
Dho ind dealers MasQHeTGdfHe In
this column a. prfpdts tHdiptdHGIs
are urged TO report the matter to
The Star for fHvesttoatsoR."
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Learn Beauty Culture.
Special summer course, $45 cash.
Enroll Now. Graduates Placed.
Learn the famous Mabelle Honour
Beauty Methods and success
is yours.
Write, Phone or Call for Free Catalogue.
Day and Night Glasses Now FurminG.
Mabelle Honour School,
A National rnst3tution. Established 1918.
S1s 14th St. NV. Met. 777s.
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CLERK-CARRIER
EXAMINATION.
SPECIALS TUITION.

BEGIN ToDAY-INTENSIvE COURSE
The Civil Service Preparatory School
ko9 18th st. NV Metropolitan 6337.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LINOTYPE = Special Summer rate. 16
weeks. 5000. Est. 1905 Empire Mergen-
thaler School. 2o6 Z. 10th St New York
INSTRUCTION in making all kinds Of
netted lace. especially banding edgins,
fringe. Address Box 2s7-v, Star ONCE. .
ARTISTICALLY INCLINED WOMAN will
ing to study in spare time for commercial
art positions Write Federal Schools. Inc
Dept s. Minneapolis. MINI.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must do finger wsv-
Ing and marcelling. Good salary. Apply
No. R. L ave. ne.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry; dry-cleaning
experience preferred. not essential; state
Guahhc ations. age. etc. Address Box Ssh.
Star once
CHTlDRENS NURSE white; room and
board. moderate salary. See Mrs. King.
Blackstone Hotel noon Monday.
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HELP-WOMEN.
fCmnNtMunAN

YOUNG TEACHER to assist in private
7; school. Gail Walnut S4s7 after Sunday.
Call between and g.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

SPECIAL, SIS, $50.
On Lee Highway. 2-story lunch room and
tourist camp. $50 #. on highway; ] acre
Of ground. Doing a nice business and Is
an exceptional opening for man and wife
to get home and business on 50, 900 cash.
$4,000.
Service station. large lot: Lee Highway
doing good business: can be purchased on
easy terms to reliable man.
$4,000.
acres. 1O-room house nice ground and
shade; ideal for home or tourist camp and
service station; $1,000 cash. balance TO
suit
F. w. HILBERT, REALTOR,
$500 Lee Hishway at Leeway, Va.
Walnut S659
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GREGG sHORTHAND-TYPING

PIANO LESSONS, SOC for q hour: teacher
OF much experience. 1864 Harvard st. NV.
Phone Columbia 1923
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business

Domestic rugs refringed or bound D. z
FRYE, Hillside 0541. Formerly with
woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

ATTRACTIVE FLOORS: old floors scrsped.
sanded and refinished; hardwood floors in
stalled. Phone Lincoln 2031. C. Norwood.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

EAEOO
So, 3,00O-a-year type to operate agency for
patented graphite motor oil as owner-man-
ager; no risk, experience, age limit. Write
Franklin Oil Corp. Dept t219) FULTON st.
& P. R R. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS AND PROVISIONAL.
NEED good stenographers. exp. and begin
ne5s. expert typtsts. bookkeepers. drug and
Sooa clerks. male and female, for daily
OPENINGS Bcyd's. 1883 p st. NV.
TEACHERS Of geology and other sciences.
also mathematics, commercial subjects, etc :,
nseded- Baltic. Teachers Agency. 5I6 N.
Charles St. BALTIC. Md.
DOMESTIC.
CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY. Decatur 2419.
1919 9Th St.. for experienced help: men.
women. any capacity, quick service; ref
erenees.
WANTED-InteIligent white counterman,
aole to carve; good wages. Ladies' Ex-
cnange, SO7 Vermont ave.
6uPHERS EXCHANGE Houseworkers.
COOKS maids mothers helpers. laundresSes.
nousemen, etc. Ref. Decatur 1851. 1897
1lth ST. NV
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| TEXACO GAS STATION. garage. store. 3
! rooms. bath. beer. Frigidatre. etc; $500;
| rent. $50. Baltimore Blvd, Berwyn, Md.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

wANTED1Experlenced wholesale grocery
salesman. having car telephone, and wide
acquaintance. grocery and restaurant trade
IN Washington Good repeat proposition
selling canned goods spectalties from ware
house stock. Straight commission. Refer
ences and bond required. Address Box
32S-T Star Office
Evening star., 1935-08-04

INfPLIFIER- R-MICROPHONE SET, brand
sew; cost sos: sell $50. Call Monday,
-aoroio -OI- I5Ot Farrap1ft n "
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OPPORTUNITY to invest about ST. 500 in
old established air-conditioning firm in
need of working and expansion capital.
Active or inactive interest considered. Ad-
dress Box 215-V Star office. A.
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OBSTRUCTION CoIrRsRs.

tyts TEACH reliable man servicing eiec-
| sn leH1sefators and air conditioning;
Sssre time. Write Utilities Eng, Inst, ad-
| 9lssS Box 230-V, Star office 80
Evening star., 1935-08-04

CHOCOLATB and bonbon dippeT; experi-
enced. Address Box 2l1-V. Star once.
CHRISTMAS CARD salespeople. Fastest,
easiest Spare-tirne money maker. 1907
profit selling sensational Fl all folder ST
assortment. New! Novel! Different Cor
geous sheer sheenS beautiful mother OF
pearls. exquisite parchments wonderful
novelty cut-outS. rich silhouettes. brilliant
gold. silver effects. Beautiful sentiments.
Also SOC Xmas. 60c comic Xmas and ST.
gift wrapping. everyday bozes. No ex-
perience needed. Everybody buys. We
pay postage. Samples on approval, We
start you Write Bluebird Studios, Dept.
% FftchbuYR Mass
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WANTED-Small delicatessen and light
lunch State price, location. Confidential.
Address Box 362-V, Star ONCE.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

ONE OF THE oldest and largeSt concerns
in the specially advertising field has open
ing for aggressive salesman; exclusive spe-
sentative line of business: quick sales;
permanent future: liberal commissions re-
Ynitted weekly. including full ommlsS1on
on mail and repeat orders. Give age, ex-
perience and references. The American
Art Works COShocton Ohio
Evening star., 1935-08-04

1DI-L.-ItS. t.OSo. = IIN1IO 4JeOatuI 'I.-V ..
CARD PUNCH OPERATION INSTRUCTION
key punch machines; easy to learn; widely
used in Government depts. Rates reason
now forming National l74S. Strayer
COlleRe Homer RllildfnR. 18th and , sfs
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PERSONAL.
- -

WHEN DEATH STRIKES a FAMILY
there is no need TO feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due TO In
ability to pay high price The Greater
". W., Chambers Co offers q complete
Worlds finest waterproof. airtight. guar
enteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
the Greater W. w. Chambers Co.. 14th st..
corner Chaplin NV. Col. 0432. Phone or
write our address. We will send you .
beautiful catalogue of how we do it. 400
Chaplin St, NV, Columbia O432. SIT 11th
Evening star., 1935-08-04

AUTO INSTRUCTTONS-Reli white
men, any hours; cars furnished. Parking
Tor test; permits secured. Noel. Emer son
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
Long Will Return to
Washington Monday

New Orleans, Feb. 4.-F)-Haying
put down another rebellion in his
turbulent empire. temporarily at
least, Huey P. Long planned q re-
turn to Washington Monday.
Problems presented by Square Deal
association members whom he accused
Of placing price on his head, were
left in the hands of his lieutenants
and 400 state militiamen.
The inquiry into the alleged plot
against his life was adjourned In
definitely by Long, but it was deemed
advisable to keep a reduced military
force under arms to cope with even
Qualities"
About half the original 800 guards
men modified by Governor Allen at
the outset Of what he termed armed
instruction against the governing au-
thorities," were demobilized during the
weekend.
Before coming here from Baton
Rogue Sunday Senator Long saw to
it that the Louisiana public service
commission issued an order drastic
ally lowering electric rates in the
capital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
H. Conc. Res. A-FixcS salaries o
legislative employees.

House
Bills passed:
H. B. 28-Appropriates funds for
operation Of state historical society.
H. B. 80-Places work of dairy in
spection in hands Of dairy commits
sioners instead Of regulatory depart
ment.
H. B. 92-Requires school boards to
furnish schools with necessary equip
ment; provides for appropriations for
library books.
H. B. 46-Permits counties to issue
emergency poor relief warrants and
eAempts counties from provisions
they may not exceed unencumbered,
unpaid taxes. Emergency.
Bills lntroduced:
H. B. l37-5hauss (by request):
Creates office Of county superinten-
dent OF highways. Highway and
bridges.
H. B. l33-Proyidcs for Cancellation
Of controversies. Judiciary.
H. B. 139-Biberdorf: Relates to
cutting Of noxious weeds. Agriculture.
H. B. l40-Burgum, Blaisdell and
Parkinson: Provides for regulation
of aeronautics; creates state aeronau-
tics commission. Ways and means.
H. B. 14l--Olson of Mountrail:
Prohibits deficiency judgments in
foreclosures. Judiciary.
H. B. 142-Traynor and Odegard:
Provides for refund of $2.OOO.O 900 to
those paying original 1927 hail insur-
ance levy, for purposes Of paying
taxes. Insurance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
Trade Pact Between
u. S., Brazil Signed

Washington, Feb. 4.-R-A recip-
rocal agreement designed to stimulate
trade between the United States and
Brazil by reducing tariff barriers was
signed Saturday in President Roose-
velt's office.
Secretary Hull and Osvaldo Aran-
aha, the Brazilian ambassador, AZ
fixed their signatures in Mr.. Roose-
velt's presence. The president had
especially requested the ceremony be-
cause Of his interest IN expanding
trade with Latin American countries.
Brazil coincidentally agreed to
maintain sufficient exchange to pay
for all new business with the United
States. promising gradual liquidation
Of existing blocked exchange" diff
culties In that country involving Be.
tween $4,000. 900 and $25 .0oo. 900, and
stating that . quickly q financial
conditions permit she win continue
interest payments on Brazilian bonds
held IN this country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
$4S,664,202 Refunded
Nations Taxpayers

Washington, Feb 4.-tF)-Ths
treasury delved through its heap OF
records Monday and handed congress
q list OF something like 100000 can
celed checks. representing $48,664. 2o1
In refunds last year to the nations
taxpayers.
Some Of the endorsements were
penned by national figures; others by
treasurers Of some Of the country's
biggest corporations. But largely they
were the names Of individuals OF
whom most people never heard.
Into every state went at least some
small part Of the money the govern
ment handed back after It decided It
had charged too much for taxes. The
total represented a drop from $751;
484. 900 in the 1888 fiscal year.
Repayments on processing taxes on
hogs, wheat, cotton and tobacco ap-
peared in the list for the first time
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
legislative Calendar
(By the Associated Press)
Senate

Indefinitely postponed:
s. B. 39-Repeals absent voters law.
Bills introduced:
s. B. 1O7-Mlklethun: Relates to
leasing Of school lands by board OF
university and school lands. Public
lands.
s. B. -Mutchler: Provides regu-
lations for weight, height and length
OF loads on motor vehicles on state
highways. Highways.
s. B. neutrality-suspicious. commit
tee appropriates $7.95S.32 for deficit
in legislative printing expense of 1888
legislature.
8. B. 110-Judiciary committee:
Makes draining of a meandering lake
IA misdemeanor. Judiciary.
S. B. lll-Whelan, Cain, Fowler and
Nelson of Grand Forks: Defines mar
cotic drugs and provides regulations.
Public health.
S. B. ll2-Appropriations commit
tee: Appropriates $4,000 for state
geological survey. Appropriations.
S. Conc. Res. O-Bonzer and Stucke !:
Urges federal and state authorities
to cooperate in q program OF highway
construction With particular attention
to needs Of urban and rural COM
munities.
S. Conc. Res. P-Asks congress to
support Cong. Z. L. Burdick's resolu-
tons urging federal aid Of various
sorts for North Dakota.
Bills passed:
S. B. 36-Provides board Of admin
istration assume powers and duties Of
state board Of capitol commissioners.
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BY Thomas II. Noodle
I have no complaint to make Of the
decision Of the court.
It Is arrived at after full consider
alton Of the law and the facts In an
orderly manner. II is satisfactory to
me and is accepted cheerfully.
It should end the turmoil which the
state has recently experienced. It is
my hope that II will. Governor Wei
ford will need and should have the
honest and constructive cooperation
Of every citizen in this state In the
big task that Is before him.
I want to thank my friends tor the
loyal manner II, which they stood be-
hind me throughout the long cam
paign and its subsequent develop
nentS.
I hold no grudge toward any man.
I am personally glad to be relieved
Of . responsibility which Is far greater
than the average Of our people realize.
Governor Wexford will need whole
hearted cooperation from every citi-
zen In North Dakota. I hope that
1t is cheerfully given.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
by Walter Wexford

ny Walter Wexford
I am now being made responsible
for an office 70, which would never
have been candidate by own choice.
In taking this office. however, my
obligation Is to all the citizens Of the
state. The burdens will be heavy
and had to bear, and I might say
that I can bear them only II I may
have your faiti, and whole-hearted
support.
Our present problems ana troubles
are Of our own creation and were
conceived in greed, hatred and sell
fish indulgence.
With q continued trust in Almighty
God, they will either be solved or will
vanish because Of their false creation.
Problems confronting the state as
q whole are so great at this time that
all my attention now and in the near
future will have to be devoted to them,
leaving me no time to consider ap-
pointments. Those matters will be
cared for after the legislative session
has closed, or, at the earliest, when
the pressure Of important and neces-
sary legislation has been taken care
Of.
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Fargo, N. D., Feb. 4.-Institu-
ttons Of higher education
throughout North Dakota COM
bine to serve the entire state, q
statistical study released Satur-
day by Ralph H. Trubey, chair
man Of the state citizens COM
ittee on education, shows.
The accompanying may, pre-
pared by Professor T. w. Cape,
OF the University OF North
Dakota, sociology department,
shows the geographical distribute
ton, by counties, Of students in
all public higher educational in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04

throughout the state was point
ed out as it was shown that the
enrolment decreases in proper
ton to the distance from the
schools.
II the state provided only one
or two colleges, it was further
pointed out, the educational OPP
portunity for its young people
would be largely limited to those
living in the immediate vicinity
of these schools, or to those
whose parents could afford to
maintain their children at q
greater distance from home.
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Continued from Page .
Judges Find Vote
In Minnesota Bar
To Office Holding

qualifications are not affected by the
particular type or nature Of the dis
ability which prevents the governor
from acting. The constitution does
not say that the lieutenant governor
shall act II the governor is under GER
tain disabilities and shall not act II
he labors under others. The governor
elect could not legally qualify as gov
ernor for the term to which he was
elected because OF his failure to possess
the required qualifications. The
lieutenant governor, elected at the
same election does possess the required
qualifications. He has been chosen
by the people to act as governor in
event the governor fails to qualify. OF
is unable to act because of disability
Section 2 Of the constitution states
government Is instituted for the pro-
lection, security and benefit Of the
people," Clearly the interests Of those
who hold office or seek authority are
Of minor Importance when considered
in the light Of the declared purpose Of
the constitution.
AAVsUOvC9 xIUvbSDOu EIVtCCtS
The purpose Of a hold-over provi-
sion IS to conserve the public interest.
by preventing . vacancy In office
Such provision Is not designed or in.
tended to extend the tenure OF office
by an incumbent for his own benefi,
beyond the specified term. % Am. &
Eng. Ency. Of Law, End ed, p. lat. II
is the policy Of the law Of this state
that every two years the people shall
choose not only the governor but the
officer or officers who shall succeed
the governor and perform the duties
OF his office In case he for any rea-
son Is unable to qualify, or dies OF
becomes disqualified to serve dur
ing the term Of office. A lold-over
provision applies only when there
is no qualified successor: but In this
case there IS q qualified successor,
The trainers Of the constitution. t1av-
ing In mind the great Importance Of
the office Of governor. provided not
merely for one successor; but they
provided for another successor (Const
N. D. To- IN case the first should
for any reason, be unable to serve, and
for still another In case the second
should also be unable to serve. (Const
N. .. Sec. 77.)
Duly Elected Defined
It the governor -elect fails to qualify
or Is disqualified. the lieutenant gov
ernor Is the successor in office to the
former governor or acting governor.
The election ard qualification Of a
governor or Of . lieutenant governor
In event the governor-elect Is disqual-
ified. meets the requirement Of Section
Il that the governor serves until his
successor Is elected and duly qualified.
In event Of the disqualification Of the
governor-elect. the legal election and
qualification Of the lieutenant COVER
nor supplies q successor and term
mates the former administration. The
purpose Of the provision In Section
II Of the constitution to the effect
that the governor shall hold his Of
flee until his successor is elected and
duly qualified is to prevent q hiatus
IN government. to guard against any
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stitutions. Each dot on the map
represents 10 students.
Regardless Of residence" Tru-
hey stated, North Dakota young
people live within reach Of at
least one Of these institutions.
Illustrating the map. Trubey
pointed out that the Is dots in
Burleigh county represent $50
students enrolled In the state
school from this county. No at
tempt was made. he said, to
show the actual distribution
within counties.
Wisdom Of placing the colleges
at the various population centers
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04

ficer possessed Of every qualification.
State Ely Is N. D. 500; lis N. w.
I'll.
The application for the writ must
be granted. It Is assumed the
respondents will act in conformity
with this decision without the issu-
ance of a formal writ.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04

lapse or period when there would be
no officer to discharge the duties OF
governor. It is a provision made for
the benefit Of the public. It is a
lengthening out Of the service Of the
incumbent to the commencement Of
the term Of q new incumbent author
lied to exercise the powers and per-
form the duties Of governor. whether
that new incumbent be q newly elect
ed governor or other officer author
lied to exercise the functions OF the
office. When such new incumbent
qualities and takes possession Of the
office the old administration is at an
end. It cannot be revived. The func-
tons Of governor devolve upon the Of
ficials elected at the last general elec-
ton in the order Of succession pro-
vided for In the constitution. Walter
Wexford will serve as acting governor
for the residue Of the term for which
Thomas H. Noodle was elected. It is
the duty Of Mr.. Noodle to surrender
the office of governor to Lieutenant
Governor Wexford. Though Mr.. Moo
die is not entitled to hold the office,
nevertheless no question can be raised
as to the validity Of the official acts
performed by him. Under the wise
provisions Of the law every act so done
IS valid and effective. He was cloth
ed with prima facie title to the office.
State ex rel. Satire VS.. Byrne, ct al,
IN. D., N. W.; State
ex rel. Butler VS.. Callahan 1 N. D.
481. 81 N. w. 1925. He was de facto
officer. As such he was clothed with
all the rights and powers that he
would have enjoyed as q de jure Of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-04
Wexford and Noodle Statements

chief cooperation people
governorsp saturday
n
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Top Your SIogeers S1o5
With Seorfs!

Imported Shetland wool vagabonds-pure
white jacquard silks-Schiaparelli' pleated
crepe and wool models-handloomed import
ed woods and hapd-painted crepes. Bright
or dark colors.
Gold and Silver Flowers, soc to $l.95.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Dressy
Swagge!rs
ITO

FOR MISSES. Swaggers
casual enough for general
wear. dressy enough for for
NAL. With dressy furs-Per.
sian lamb on chin collars.
blue fox or blue wolf in
fan or framing shawls. ma
tural lynx in horseshoes.
Forstmann's mono tone
woolens-black, green, rust,
plum. Ia to 20.
c. Misses dressy snnooer in Forst-
mann monotone Dooler Tith
natural Iynr collar. Black or
colors. Ss9.7s.
Foshion Coot Shops-3rd Floor.