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The Springfield herald., 1918-10-18
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

Impairment Oh me lntefbor
u. 6. Laud OfYicc at Lamar Colo. Aug %. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Robert A. Smith Of
Richards. Colo. who, on April l4h 1915, made
HID. entry. No. OiS9a3 for the ne u. M sea, sw
4. se.. and lot Of section 26, and lots and of
Sec. IS, in Township 81 s.. Range "A w..
eth Pr:n Mer has fled notice OF intention to make
year: proof, to establish claim to tho land US
above described before Slas E. speckmann, U. S.
Conn.,, ut Springfield. Colo., on the End day OF
Nov, 1915.
Clamimant names - witnesses.
Mrs. H. X. Sartin. John r. Marshal. John Win
frey and Homer WineEarner. all IA of Richards
Colo. n
AL. BEAVERS. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1918-10-18
Notice for Publication
fPublishcr.)
Department Of the Interior.
L,nd Office at Lam n Colorado.

L,nd Office at Lamar. Colorado.
Aug. I'd. 1873
Notice 10 hereby siven that G. Leland Prcwitt
Of Joycoy. Colo. who on April 18th. 1915. made
Hid. entry. serial No. o1ess7. for the E y of
least half of Sec. :s + 81 8. Range 80 west of
9Th p. u. has Sled notice Of intention 70 nsdc
final year proof 10 sststlsh CLAIM, to tho land
above described bsfoee Silas E. Speckmann U. S.
at Springfield. Colorado, on the
5th day Of Nov. 1918.
Claimant names as witnsssss:
j. A. Mckellar. of Joycoy. Solo.. B. S. Hill of
Colo. Joseph NJ. Pinckard and Frank
A. Thompson. both of Joycoy. Cola.
A. l.. BEAVERS, Register
The Springfield herald., 1918-10-18
Help Win the War.

By selling j. c. Renner of
Campo your cattle. In the mar
ket for all kinds, Have stock
cows and heifers at all times,
Cash or time. Campo. dS.2.
Taken Up-One team of
black mare mules. Call at my
place I south and east of JOY
|coy. G. F. Carter. cs-2.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

ON ONE OF THE MOST ARIsTOoRATIo AND
:srss II II ass ss. Nd
plsce),. dining room. Kitchen and psntlyi :
large bedrooms, the front ono ths width oS
house, with open fireplace; slespins porch n
closed In glass; servants room With Cum
pl.ts bath hardwood acors % %threnshcut heoss :
RosEfT h. LEWIS,
worth; southern exposure; r. b. a bed
rooms): large attic, with wide steps: cellar;
h.-w.h.; gas; electricity; open fireplace; hard
possession; price. $500 lcould not Be dupli-
Gated under $S, ,00O); $500 cash; balance month
~ to suit. D. J. PARTELLO. z227 Sth st.
NV or Columbia 1877.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

HIGH STATE CULTIVATION. 100 ACRES:
near Washington; no trustt for apt. house.
clear, or one trust: macadam roads; electric
cars every 80 minutes; stock and implements.
Price, $50. 900. Send statemsnt gross rents
and expense first letter NO time to lose. Ad-
dress Box 41-s, Star once. 12e
i5-A., LEVEL. RIOH TRACT TILL4ABLE
land fronting on sides on county I'd; / mile
Sc. of Herndon, Va; now In wheat; price.
81 $50; clear; easy terms-
Ga: high. snsntty st foni1e iana, A lronsaes On oe
Silver Spring. Nd: cash prics. u.25o; terms;
worth d, 800.
to 10 wen located lots In city and District;
clear; from $376 to $3.50.
(. Can trade any Of the above aefeage tracts
se lots for equities In houses.
n. 3. Ryea. 1l2s n.w.. or 1s2s psIaaald n.w.;
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES,
business and suburban properties, apartments,
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made; We are making Q speciality ef
this Geld and have many adyantagoous pecDo.
THOMAS J. FIgHER . Co, IAe.,
588 18th gt. NV. w
ExchauCO departmant.
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HYATrsvILLE. MD.

Attractive Groom bath. frame. with lot
L50x160; stable Garage and chicken houses
aear cars; electric lights and gas.
Price, $3.50.
ALLAN n. WALKER CO., INC.
1888 @ st. NV.
Main z26.
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FoR sALE-HoUsEs,
Continued.

vAoANT-oNLY $4.776; $<75 Cash. BAL
ance monthly rooms and bath steam heat;
gas light; slate roof; porcheS; very large cor
ner lot: high elevation; near two car lines
newly papsred. painted; ideal home in Ideal
- vacant~Cheap at $3.50; $3.50 cash, bal.
ance monthly; Groom and bath modern brick
painted side and rear alley; about two
squares to Lincoln Park and cars /; pretty view:
good surroundings. r..
semi-detached 8-room and bath brick: cellar;
monthly tenant; deep lot to alley.
$1,S75; $176 cash. balance monthly, for
Groom and bath modern frame: porch front
cellar; furnace heat; alley; near 18th and G
no monthly tenant; good repair.
Investors or garage seekers-Inspect this
2-story old brick, on 25-ft court deep lot to
loft. paved alley; near 14th and q NV. only
$416; terms.
Groom and bath and s-room and bath mod
ern brick houses; central NV. sell to refined
colored; prices, $3.50 and $4,750; easy
terms good repair; monthly tenants; bargains.
N. e. RYON, 1923 NV. or 1920 Delafeld.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE INVEST
ment properties to close an estate, Eve two-
apartments; Nos. 5o2 oo2h, 504. bo4li. 500,
pehlic auction Wednesday. July II. 1918. at
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN; TRUS-
tees sale to close an estate. of brick dwelling,
No. 1917 g st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. BY
O'Clock pm. ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auct.
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JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE,
2o3 Colorado bldg, to settle es-
tate for out-of-town owner-Two
modern bricks at Takoma PIX,
D. c. Low ig.; cash. c. H. S.
l0s
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FOE sALE-HousEs.
Continued.
TO COLORED H0MESEEKERe.
A BARGAIN IG A BARGAIN.

TO CoLORED HOMEsEEKERs.
A BARGAIN Is A BARGAIN. a
Each house IN this liat is Q
SUBSTANTIAL BARGAIN.
Bargain No. 1-$N60o-R. I. ave. near 9Th
1t. NV; T-room brick, bath; rood terms.
Bargain No. 2-GrNshAm place near Sherman
ave-, Groom brick; furnace heat. Price.
Bargain No. So. .5oD-Newport pl. NV. near
21st st.; broom brick. bath; good condi-
ton; very good terms.
Bargain No. t$4, ,20e-Wallach pl. NV. near
l4thI 9 rooms. furnace heat, garage: good
We have got the house you want and can
arrange the terms. Get our list Of houses
for sale. - 80
1910 q ct. NV Phone North 22aS,l
26 RANDOLPH PL. N.W.-S4,s5o; $50 CASH
and $50 mo-; 8 r. & b; front porch; large
bright kitchen; coal and gas range; latrobe;
cellar; Soft back yard to wide alley. See
owner. 2801 1st st. NV. N. 1854. Nos. Is,
"a and so have been sold.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

TN PRETTINBT eUBURB IN NV. paft
Of city. Beautiful scenery, overlooking the
Potomac, facing one mile along Conduit road.
Cars run through center Of property; one fars;
no sh.nss .ooH s.s.D.
chickens. Buy now while prices are right ana
build later. Long afternoons powl Phone foI
iiIhts, shade. Lots, $500 to $500: easy terms.
Taks Cabin John car. get Oh at Jewett st.
Bee W. p. JACKSON. Owner. living on he
owner. 1904 b ct. NV, Main 7oo0.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

Delightful Chevy Chase.
-Four big bed chambers; breakfast room.
Tiled bath: hot-water heat.
Ruud heater; oak floors; electricity.
New, never occupied; big attic.
Only 5000. Worth g, 900.
First trust, %. 500. Great bargain.
Three-story brick rssidsncs.
Just above 9th and Mass. ava. NV
Bargain. Only $1,000.
Nine roomD and bath; good lot.
NicS, clean neighborhood, northwest.
p1rlor, dining room, kitchen,
4 bed chambers and big tiled bath.
Hot-wlter heat; gas and electricity.
Lot 18Il42 to psved alley; paruustry noors.
'''' A1f Prie.. ~ $50. e on tsS@a ssa' '' '-l''
FOR SALE
Square Capital Traction cars.
Near Union station and printing ONCE.
Six hne rooms and bath; good lot,
Price, "A, 4,000;-terms to suit.
b. ". BNAII,
1890 New York ave. NV.
Can Main $500. oan (residencs) Col. 1906.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF A GROOM
house located near Lincoln Park; sacrificing
price at 81, 10000; very reasonable terms. We
will also take Ford touring car as first pay
ment. Call at 412 Kenois bldg, 11th and @.
Phone franklin 5442.
RARE BARGAIN.
Owner viii sell his new Groom brick house.
thoroughly modern, high elevation, southern
exposure; one block 18th Ut. car line; imme-
diats possession. Address Box 259-R, Star
once 1bs
8 R0OMs, BATH. BRIOK-N.E. SECTION;
near Onion station: rented At so per mouth;
price, $3.50. Address Box 220-s, Star once.
IL
NEW sIx-ROOM HOUSE; HIGH ELEVATION;
two baths; maids toilet: full basement; laun-
dry tubs; ami; elegant new furniture. Sell,
complete, %. 500: terms. 1850 Randolph ct. NV.
Call evenings or Sundays.
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL BROOM HOUSE;
cellar; furnace heat: brick stable; on ct.
bet. 9th and 10th SITS. NV. Champlatn st !;
rooms; hot-water heat. Westminster st.; Q
rooms; cellar; furnace heat. By
J. F. HOLLAND,
1919 11th Ut. NV. Phone North 2Z23 IL
bBfACHED HOME: ON l4th 81. GAR LINE;
large rooms and bath; bedrooms: newly pa
pered and painted; now vacant Owner don't
need money. viii sell like rsnt-s2oo cash;
Z. 5. BROWN, so1 Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1918-07-09
Chevy Chase. Md.

OlIeVy NIIdSt, MU.
A bungalow style detached home
on Leland st. One of the most at
tractive and exclusive sections Of
beautiful Chevy Chase. On lot
60I1s8, with garage for l car.
This bungalow has 8 large rooms.
hot-water heat. elec. lights. is of
Demi-dreproof construction. has
awnings, etc. Possession will be
delivered in 80 days II desired.
PRICE, 1900.
SHANNON q LUCHS,
Main 2S45. 713 14th st.
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oUT-oF.TowN REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL, DETACHED. s-RooM HOUSE
Hollow-tile construction; hot-water heat; ga
rage; modern in every respect; located in
Chevy Chase. D. c.; owner leaving city. Price.
81, $50. Address Box 22S-S. Star office. IL
ATTRACTIVE. ALL MODERN. 7-ROoM
home immediate possession; two large lots
storehouie, henhouse and small garage: house
has modern bath, gas. electricity. hot-water
hest, phone. large rooms and porches. cellar
Treasury; S4.2oo;. easy terms. GEO. c.
WALKER. kenoia bldE.. 11th and @. IL.
GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR EUROPE
makes II possible to purchase in Takoma Park
q splendid corner home; lot 70xl00; S rooms
u perfect condition; delivery, II necessary. in
4s hours; value. 81. 600; 5000 buys 1t; 1900
cash will do; balance to suit you: can be used
by two families; u of It furnished: will rent
for $50 per month. and we will find the tenant
7-rcom bungalow; $500. Double semi-de-
techsd; 1850.
Takoma Park Realty Co.,
Col 77s6-w. Takoma Park D. G.
NINE-ROOM BUNGALOw-EXCEPTIO
" well built bungalow. with hot-water heat,
electric Light. gas. open fireplace, two baths,
ETC.; nne lot, 80xi20 feet; dne location close
4. B. CAMPBELL. 1910 n NV.
sI1-RoOM HOUSE. BATH. LATRoBB HEAT.
electric light. gas: lot 40x1o7 It. to an alley;
price, g. 700; terms. $500 cash. balance SIS
per month. For the above and other suburban
homes. apply to ARTHUR CARR, HyattsviIle.
Nd.
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Mt. Pleasant.

A very attractive corner house.
18th and Lamont streets. We are
authorized BY an out-of-town own
er to offer this home ut the old
price, only 30. .250. It would sell
easily for $t2.50O II built today.
Has 9 rooms, haths. all modern
improvements Space for garage.
Leased to Sept. 80. but II interest,"
ed. see Us at once.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
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POSSESSION AT ONCE
aS65 2oth st NV. .$Ia5oo
z853 10Th st. NV. ;. .$12,5W
a c. MOSES co, Z. e. ID i :. ~

PRICE ONLY $3.50.
:. Bargain on Pa. avs. SO. Pretty eoiontai
heat: cary tsEns. L y. y. PRNcn. 1A10
Evening star., 1918-07-09

FOB sALE-lo-RooM HousE: A.M.o, on
aere; Lvingston Heights: es.eoO: nice fruit
and high eievation and property On car liss.
budding sites and houses for sals M e @a5ss-
AlsxAndria County O. H., Clarsnden. Va.
% ACREg on LAND JUsT Is MINUTU
eeuth Of the White House; approach throagA
Eprovsd b I5.o6e worth e buiidinss: ns:
tsrs house, supefintendeut's house. esna1t
hsase. other eutbuildiags. Acreage IN tAis
iseatien ID bringing $1,000 per sefs. This
enttrs tract can Be closed ont for 123.soA
b. q. TAGGART. 1870 Now York ave.
WOODBRIDGE, D. O..
Only IS minutes to o. 8. Treasury.
Best built bungalow in city; six rooms; cleo
tricity and gas; hardwood floors: built-in break
fast table; buf1t-fn refrigerator: tiled bath:
garage under house; close to cars: hot-watsr
heat; all Improvements: going to France. will
close ont at 20, TO; part cash, balance easy.
Sec F. "A. LINGER.
2877 Rhode Island ave. ne.
IMNEDIATE POSSESSION; 4-RO6M BUNGA-
low at Hollywood; close to electric cars: two
lcts. Price, 81, 600: terms to suit. JAMES g.
8AssCER. Room 201. Mutual Fire Is1uraues
bldg, 18th ard New YORK ~ !. r.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc, Z
Raj Estate Loan, and insurance.
UNTURNIsHED.
1S71 1st se1zr, $4,000 1927 Cissei al nw1r6.50
COLORED.
1857 Temperanee al Baldwm's row NV.
NV, n .........6.60I 4r ............ $40
n Shows nv. 6f 7.ss Rear 1854 Wis. ave-.
OFFICES.
Century Bldg, 4l2 9Th n.w... .1z.o0
Tho Sterling, 1915 Calvert st., In bgmt.25.00
STORES.
ITO Conn av. II. 90 2OO24 Z nw... 1000
eoT 9th nw......4b.00 1889 18th 1t NV, store
1421N P NV. w.....40.00 1st floor ..... 400
e00o K 1000 2108 18th NV. $500
STABLES AND GARAGES.
11A6 Government alley nw.......... II 600 year
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL BE FUR.
NIsHED ON APPLICATION.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
7ss 18th STREET NV.
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AsBURY PARK. n. J.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

N CHEVY cHAm-Eu1NrsH1D AousD.
q SQono, a,R,li sig monthsf OF ysaY'o lease
III H0h60 4 lo1ysss 1sz 1eeA 1ta1 e9lss.
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Petworth.'
A Corner House.

A Corner House.
On Park road. The prettiest
part of Park View: lot 45 feet
front by 166 feet deep; six large
rooms, reception hall, extra serv-
ants room, screens throughout,
hedges, shrubbery. shade trees,
etc.; immediate possession II de-
sired. VIII sell on easy terms for
$1,000. .-.--s
SHANNON d LUCHS.
Main 2S45. rs 18th 1t.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

Brightwood Park.
On Illinois ave. near Jefferson
1t. A six-rooin and bath brick
house with hot-water heat. Only
$3.50. Easy terms - $50 cash,
balance monthly.
SHANNON & LCCHS,
Main 2945. 713 14th Ut.
Evening star., 1918-07-09
Hotel Chesapeake

8EIJEHTVH, ID,
This hotel u situated DIRECTLY on the beach.
and from the porches the guests enjoy q fun
The menu 10 prepared under my personal dirse.
tion.. and all the dslieaciss Of the season. IN.
cluding Sea Food, are provided and cooked In
sood Maryland Style. Long distance phone.
Write for Illustrated booklet.
MpH Z. N nlEnNra my
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Ak16 AO(kA V0%D
Open June 10. Modern Improvements. IAras
reprna. Ehady grounds. Rates reasonable
MRS. A. r. DANIEL Proprtetresa
Sparrows Inn s.ss,ie.f /. home e &c s00...
weakly. ysinele, S12 to SIS; double. $40 to ia
ltI6S FLORENCE sHAwEN.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

FOB SALE
In Chevy Chase's Most Desirable Section.
NO. II GRAFTON STREET.
Large modern htuEe,
lb rooms, baths, hot
Vates heat; all modern improvements.
Large lot-iuIneciata possession.
Price, SIS, 900. Terms to suit.
Evening star., 1918-07-09

Now open. Beautiful mountains. Always
cool. Safe. healthy. restful. pleasant. home
like. Free amusements- Best environment.
Good table. Waters equal Carlsbad for rilrrma-
tism. kidney. nervousness. Cap. 500 Booklet.
H. C. CARTER. Prop, Orkney Springs. Va.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-11-16
GRAPE WINE ON IRON RANGE
Fereign Miners Make Heavy Importations of Cali
fornia Grapes From Which They Manufacture
Wine For Their StOmachS' Sake.

been received at Ely. Fully so
carloads reached Virginia. Eigh-
teen carloads went to Gilbert and
at least IL to Aurora. Biwabik
worried along with 7 carloads, but
that number may have been swell
ed recently. What Chisholm, Bull,
Hibbing and the towns Of the
Western Mesaba have received,
the Rip-saw's inspector has not
yet reported.
1t is stated that the freight on
carload of grapes from Cali
fornia to the iron ranges is $500.
If only 125 carloads were i'm
ported, that would mean $S7, 500
in freights for the railroads.
A carload of grapes is credited
with yielding 1900 gallons Of
stimulating wine. Only 125 car
loads would, therefore, yield
100000 gallons Of red, white,
sweet or sour WINE. At only $l.UU
a gallon, this would give a value
Of $1,50O,000 to the intoxicant
manufactured, stored and used on
the iron ranges by the foreign
miners.
That quantity rivals the guam
tity of beer and booze that has
come across the bridges and even
the lake, connecting the shore Of
Wisconsin with the shore of Min
nesota, since ST. Louis county, Du-
luth and Superior joined the
bone-dry colors.
If a Carrie Nation came to the
Mesaba with her Ratchet and
started to "bash in" the wine
casks, she would have good win
ter's work, for it is, not likely
that police, deputy sheriffs or
indian agents would lend a help
ing hand.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-11-16

Our Italian allies and our Aus.
trian alien enemies on the iron
ranges seem to fear drouth and
propose to meet it with heavy
supply of grape wine.
The devotees of the wine bottle,
both sour and sweet, white and
red, or even extra dry, have a no.
ton that water will rust their in
sides and that it is better suited
for washing the hands and face
and taking the annual bath. Wine
and even the bitter beer are con-
sidered safer and more suitable
liquids for the alimentary canal.
Much of the range territory also
is Indian territory. Further than
that, it is desert domain under
county option, duly and legally
voted dry over a year ago.
But our suspicious foreign
brethren, imported for the pur-
pose Of making iron mining profit
able for the Fat Boys, look ask,
anoe at such modern, moral, so.
cial and arid institutions as pro-
hibition. When they cannot or
will not patronize Eli Ratkovich s
blockade-running auto trucks,
they import the juicy California
grape and, therefrom, press out
the juice that, by proper proce-
dure, makes wines Of various
kinds, safe for the stomach and
stimulating for the system.
This grape importation stunt is
profitable for the iron range rail-
roads. The vinous product Of
those California grapes is fair
game for the Indian agents and
the deputy sheriffs at any and all
seasons Of the year.
Now is the time Of high tide
for the California grape to reach
the ranges. It is estimated that at
least 1873 carloads of these grapes
have reached the Vermilion and
Mesaba ranges in recent weeks.
The number. may be much larger
than that. Up to election day, IS
carloads of California grapes had
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-11-16
TERRIBLE teddy
PLAYED DOUBLE.
Threw Down Senator Hansbrough
in a Proposed Prosecution
Of Harvester Trust.

Former u. S. senator Hans
brough, of North Dakota, became
progressive towards the end Of his
last term at Washington and tried
to get then president Roosevelt to
prosecute the notorious harvester
trust. The trust was the particular
enemy of North Dakota, there
fore a fight on it by the senator
was good policy, good politics as
we'll as good principle, especially
from a farmers point Of view.
Going to Roosevelt with an elab-
crate showing Of facts as to the
crimes of the harvester trust pro-
motors, the North Dakota senator
demanded that these promoters be
prosecuted under federal law. Ac-
cording to Hansbrough's account
of the interview, Roosevelt pound
ed the desk with his fist and de-
clared that eff these are the facts,
these men ought to be in the peni-
Tertiary" ..-.......
Roosevelt called up Attorney
General Bonaparte on the tele-
phone, and had him come to the
White House, writes a Washing
ton correspondent. Then the en-
thusiastic chief magistrate order
ed Bonaparte to begin prosecu-
ton of the heads Of the harvester
trust Immediately.
But Bonaparte, for some
strange reason, did not begin &C
ton. Days passed, and weeks
passed, and still no action was
taken. Hansbrough finally discov-
cred that Bonaparte had received
word from the White House, soon
after the departure of the senator
from the interview, telling the at
torney general that he need not
be in a hurry to bring action
against the harvester people.
A campaign was on. hans
brough suddenly found himself
outside the administration circle.
He discovered that Roosevelt's
friends were avoiding him, and
then he discovered that the In
ternational Harvester company
had vetoed his further tenure Of
a seat in the senate.
So Hansbrough had his lesson
Of Roosevelt, as so many men in
congress have had theirs. He lives
in a Maryland town just outside
the District Of Columbia now, and
watches the game of national poll
tics. And every time he sees
Roosevelt sneaking up on Presi-
dent Wilson for an Indian blow
he feels like sounding an alarm.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-11-16

Held in safety deposit
vault in bonds ......$ sS,O0o.00
The committee on maintenance
of buildings and grounds report
ed that, on November 6, directors
Davis, Crassweller, Amundson,
Firoved, LeDuc, Supt. Hoke and
architect Croft inspected the new
Grant school building. The Wis
itors found it practically COM
pleted in accordance with plans
and specifications. A few electri-
cal and plumbing accessories were
not in place but will be as soon
as conditions permit. The con-
tractor was absolved Of any fault
or negligence in completion of the
building. Instructions were given
to turn on heat several days
ahead Of occupancy Of the build
ing. The building is ready for
use at any time and the commit
tee reported that it wa. pleased
with all Of the construction work.
It was reported that recon
struction Of both the old and new
parts of the recently burned Cobb
school was progressing as favor
ably as conditions permit.
The Encouragement and repair
Of the Liberty school, formerly
known as the Washington school,
was reported as nearing compile
ton and ready for occupancy as
soon as Supt. Hoke may desire.
V. R. Method, engineer and jan
itor, was reported as having been
discharged with tho customary
thirty days notice.
Work done in the manual train.
ing high school from October IA
to November 8, was reported as
having a commercial value as fol.
lows, viz:
Electrical department, work in
various schools, for various pur.
poses, $153.00; machine shop
$1W.02; printing department,
$158.60; cabinet shop, $358.50,
pattern shop, 5000; foundry
work, $156.50; mechanical draw
ing, $500; general work, $347. IL