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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-21

18th ST., SOUTH OF o st. 3-STORY. BAY
window pressed brick; 2 stores, Is rooms and
bath rooms In apartment well built b.
owner in 1880; now paying over 10 per cent.
Price $18, 600. Address Box 3O1-., Star Office.
a.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-&ROOM BRICK;
h.-w.h.; electricity; ami; perfect condition:
half block 14th st.. little north Park I'd: !:
CORNER RESIDENCE ON ST. Ma
story, brick. rooms, bath, hardwood doors,
large BATH front and side yard; ID floor now
rented at $6 per mo. Price only $500.
A. O. HOUGHTON CO.. 1915 d st. NV.
HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH, ATTIC, GA
rage suitable for cars. Price, 81, 500. Inquire
Of Owner, 1850 Maple View pl. s.e., Anacos-
tia. Phone Lincoln 1119. 22s
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$50 eth ST. SEE R. AND B.; LATROBE
heat; modern plumbing; coal and gas range;
gas liot-water heater: sleeping porch and in
splendid condition. ST. $50. Apply to JOS A.
HERBERT & SON, SIS E. Capitol st.
BY OCCUPANr-owNER. NEW. ROOMS;
bath; semi-detached; one block from Nth;
$40. 500; $500 cash. Address Box 2ss-P, star
once. 2ls
DWELLINGS ROOMS AND BATH, CELLAR,
furnace. Church st. NV.
Dwelling: rooms and bath; near 18th and T
1T. NV. Price. $500.
18th st., south Of q sts-S rooms and bath.
Southwest section-10 rooms and bath, near
I'd ard d ats. Aw. Offer wanted.
O. W. SIMPSON CO., Inc.
1874 18th st. NV.
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Bloomingdale.

$4,50O-Fla ave- nr. LIST NV.
$500 cash; 8 r.. b.. h.-w.h.
S5 5OO-Newton mr.. Soldiers Home PIX.
ar, b.; thoroughly modern.
81, 250-Two-family nat; SeatOn mr.. 1st.
One r. and b.; one g r. and b.
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Only $3.50.

Only $4,o5O.
Bav Window Brick in NV. .
Has SIX nice rooms and bath. hot-water heat
and in fine condition; on two floors; 81 900
cash and balance easy payments Of $3.50
monthly, including interest and principal.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 Gee st NV Franklin 2633.
IN MT. PLEASANT
rooms and bath; b.w.h. and electricity !:
vacant Price. $1,000. Terms.
10 rooms and baths, h.w.h. and electricity !;
In splendid condition good rooming PROPOSE
ton Price. $12, 700. Terms.
w. c. & A. n. MILLER,
304 Union Trust bldg. Main 1892.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE MOST DE-
sirably located In best section Chevy Chase.
D. c., In well improved neighborhood; good
elevation; on grade; s0x125; all improvements.
For Immediate sale at attractive figure, or ex-
change for small modern house. NV. Address
Boz 4-P, Star once.
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Near l4th and Otis.

Semi-de tached home. rooms and
bath; hot-water heat: electricity; open
fireplaces; cabinet mantels: laundry;
servants toilet; lot 100 feet deep:
Gear garage; immediate possession.
Price, Sos
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Real Home in Petworth Owner leaving
city will sell his home of bungalow type: two
stories, seven rooms and BATH wide fireplace
in living room, hot-water heat. gas and cleo
tricity; close to Soldiers Home and 9th st.
car line; very wide and deep lot with alley
side and rear; Pear garage with cement door
we'll built. substaptial. beautiful home, for
50. 0OO-$2. 900 cash and reasonable terms. ia
Webster st. NV. Phone Columbia $3.50 for
inspection. Ns
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FOR sA1E-HoUsEs
Continued.

FOR SALE.
n. L. SALISBURY CO., Inc,
721 18th ST. NV.
PRICE. $4,000 AN ENCEP-
TIoNAL VALUE. Excellent ioca-
tiop: six rooms and bath: hot
water heat; electricity; room for
garage: terms. Phone Main 1904.
PRICE, $1,000 OLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. Your opportunity to
obtain comfortable semi-de-
tached home at a low price: six
rooms and bath; electric light
good lot to alley with room Tor
garage. Phone Main oSO4
PRICE $500 - NORTHWEST
SECTION. Convenient to car line;
beautiful bungalow. containing
seven rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electric light: large yard TO
alley; early possession Phone
PRICE $11 500 - BEA UIlruL
SUBURBAN HOME. Eight rooms
and bath; hot water heat: electric
light; many other conveniences:
early possession. Phone Main 1904.
N. l.. SALISBURY CO., Ing,
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
721 18th Street NV.
Phones Main 59O4-59O5
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Comtinue4.

Hedges & Middleton, INC.
1884 ST. NV. PHONE MAIN 1o2s.
Price. s11.5OO. BUNGALOW.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. within
stones throw Of the Chevy Chase
Club. mighty attractive little
place. with all the rooms on one
floor and a large attic over the en-
tire house. The property is entire
ly modern. situated on lot Cox
15O, and about the lowest priced
place in this high-class section.
Possession given and very reason
able terms of sale.
Price. $500. on PARK ROAD
Very conveniently located: CO.
lGnial type house Of rooms and
bath; hot-water heat and electric
lights. This house is over 20 feet
wide and has paved alley in the
rear. with plenty of room for
garage. Terms if desired.
Price, $3.50. CLOSE TO 18th
ST.-On the heights. An entirely
modern Groom home. having hard
wood floors. front and rear porch
~, bot-wabtT neat ana electric
lights. The whole property is in
fine condition and there is
very large yard to a paved alley
in the rear. Vacant and may be
sold on attractive terms.
Price. 50 500. A LITTLE OFF
14th AND PARK ROAD A
brand-new home, having all the
latest Improvements, including
built-in garage. This is a beauti-
full little house and very low priced
to be in a convenient neighborhood
Of this kind. We shall be glad
to show you this property at any
time.
Price. s13 500. CHEVY CHASE.
ID. c. semi-bungalow type
house Of brick construction, slate
roof. with s very well arranged
rooms, is entirely detached, on
wide lot and is practically new.
1t could not be duplicated today
for anywhere near this price.
Terms il desired.
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Near Lincoln Park.
Near Walter Reed Hospital

Attractive detached home. rooms
. baths, inclosed sleeping porch; large
lot; fine surroundings; space for ga
rage; located near car line. Vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy;
terms can be arranged. Price. 50. $50.
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Main 2345.
Downtown Property.

s. 95o-s3OO cash: nr. Dept. Agriculture.
history 8 r., b. brick.
s5.5OO-N. ]. ave- mr. Union station.
Vacant; corner; brick; r. b.
IS 5OO-yohn Marshall pl. mr.. Pa. ave.
r., b. brick: good condition
SOFIA. ave bet. 9th and It'll.
Store and r.. b.
sc 5OO-140O block 9th St, corner alley.
10 r. b. brick: deep lot.
SS OO0-Eye st. bet 9Th and 5th.
II r, h., h.-w.h.; garage.
So. 75O-Riggs st. mr.. 17th
or, b.; modern home.
Sc, 5O0-21O0 block o st.
10 r. b., elec.; rm- garage.
So OO0-21st ST.; fashionable section
ST.. b.; thoroughly modern.
SIS OOO-De Sales ST., u SO. Conn. ave.
l2,r., b., vapor ht.. elec.'
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Chevy Chase. Md.

Just east Of Brookeville road: s.
room, 1-bath house; all modern i'm
provements; large grounds; garage:
hardwood floors; fine porches. Price,
$11.7Jc.,
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vACANT-IMlnDIA1W POSSESSION
On Cambridge st.. near SOth-3Stcfy
brick; rooms and bath: hotIWater
heat. Price, 81, 800. Reasonabae terms.
NORTHUMBERLAND POSSESSION
Corner bouse on 18th st.-S rooms
and bath; modern in every respect;
room for a garage. Price. $4,000.
Reasonable terms.
vAcANT-IM POSSESSION
On a street between 10th and 18th
10 rooms and baths; hot-water heat
and electric lights: sleeping porch.
Price. $4,000. Reasonable terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Rock Creek Church, at the corner Of
Taylor street. rooms and bath; hot
water heat and electric light; built
in garage. Price, S.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY,
S16-S19 Evans Building,
New York ave.
Main S4S2-34SS.
6NE 3sTORY HOUSE; NICE ROOMS
modern equipments; sacrifice II sold at once
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Columbia Heights.

s. 95O-$75O cash; Hobart ST, 200 block.
6r., b.. cleo. It's; col. style.
s7OOO-W. 14th, n. Park I'd.
g r. b.; colonial: cleo.
Sc, 5O0-Euclid st. bet. 18th and 14th.
9r., b., h.-w.h. A bargain.
So OOo-Park I'd. mr.. 18th.
Or, b., h.-w.h.; modern.
Sc. 5OO-New houses W. 14th.
6r, b., h.-w.h.. cleo.
So OOO-Fairmont st. bet. 18th and 18th.
II r.. b.. h.-w.h., cleo; vacant.
Newly papered and painted through
out.
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- TMRTUNG & GIBBONS,
SOL Southern Bldg n land h
Main 100 and Main 373.
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Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 H st. NV. Phone NJ. 1923.

COLONIAL HOME NORTHEAsT-s ROOMS
| and bath: furnace heat; electric lights; yard
81 $50.
H. r. HOwENsrEIN CO..
1914 F St NV, or eth and H SITS. me-
TWO-FAMILY FLAT-CORNER IN NORTH
east: convenient to + st. car line: all outside
looms; each nat. rooms and bath; separate
Price, $500; 81 600 cash.
H. X. HOWENSTEIN CO.
1914 st. NV, or 9Th and Fl SITS. ne.
IN THE NORTHEAST NEAR n ST CAR
ner Of alley; brick garage on rear Of lot fronts
Il. R. HowESs Str: s' CO.
l3l4 st. NV, or 7th and Fl SITS. me-
st. near North Capitol: large rooms and ba tn :
hot-water heat; electricity: double hardwood
floors; concrete porches. back and front; built
a. r. HOWENsTETN co.
LIZA St NV. or 18th and a SITS. me-
A MOST DESIRABLE NV. SECTION.
One OF the beautiful, well built Kennedy
Davis homes. containing 8 large rooms and
two baths, h.-w.h. and electricity; the lot is
80 IT, wide and the house is semi-detached
making it most desirable; hardwood floors; 8
80 days; will sell furnished or unfurnished.
ROBERT E. MITCHELL CO..
14O5 IRVING ST. NV.
PHONE COL. 919.
DETACHED CoTTAGE-BUNGALow AND
large lot for SALE occupied by owner; colonial
JOSEPH c. NRkLE.
2O3 Colorado bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV.
Main 1895.
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r7NU INyEsTMENTlTWo-F FLAT
a fiS Seth and Va ave. NV; each nat has 4
rooms and bath and = .I rented for sis Per
monsn .,i;.r ale, s., 500; viii take liberty bonds
.Vr ,soa value in part payment JAMES NOR
Lie -WoODWARD, 723 10th st. NV.
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w. & B.
DAILY SPECIALS.

Most convenient for
navy yard employees; 4
Potomac ave. Sc. robins and bath; on
Price, So $50. 100 foot ave-; rear
yard to alley. Terms.
Unusually cozy and
attractive home, Z
rooms and baths
18th st. near Lamont. glass-inclosed sun par
Price $115OO. lor: built-in garage;
hotwater heat; gas
4 and electricity. Imme-
date possession.
Cozy Groom and bath
colonial front home
1911 st. sc. front lawn with hedge;
Price, s., 300. yard to wide al
ley. Terms.
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc,
franklin 74s5. 914 18th st. NV.
Open Evenings. 8 to 8.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Continued.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Realtors,
713 14th St. NV.
Chevy Chase, D. c.

Chevy Chase, D. c.
Not far from Connecticut ave. cars;
in attractive residential location;
facing south: absolutely modern house
containing 10 rooms and bath: large
pantry; hot-wnter heat. electricity:
hardwood floors on first floor; attrac-
tive throughout; large lot; space for
garage. Price. $l2.oW
Near Union Station.
Jwo-story bay window brick house
containing @ rooms and BATH deep lot
to 2O-ft. paved alley. $4,000.
Near Lincoln Park.
Attractive residential location; near
East Capitol ST. car line: 0 rooms, 2
baths; well planned. Terms can be
arranged. Price. $3.50.
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Petworth.

A,75O-varnum ST.; det home.
r., b.; deep I'd.
Sc o5O-Newton st. mr.. Park.
g r.. b., h.-w.h.. cleo.
$6.50O-Upshur ST., 500 block.
8r; b., h.-wh.; immediate poss.
81, 75O-LongfeIiow ST.; new houses.
6 r. b., h.-w.h.. cleo.
S., 750lThird and Taylor.
Or, b., h.-w.h., elec.
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WANTED. PROPERTY 10 SELL.
List your property with %. We are hav1Ag
numerous calls for property at right Dk1os.
r. W. GRAHAM CO..
1902 H NV.
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WE HAVE CLIENTS ANXIOUS TO BUY
good 6 to 10 room homes with all modern in
provements Phone write US. giving full de-
scription JOHN W. THOMPSON q CO.. Ise.
Main 1877.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04
NEW MEXICO GETTING
PLENTY OF TEACHERS
Salary Increases Attract
ing Outsiders, John
Y. Conway Says

John ", Conway. assistant state
superintendent Of public instruction.
WIS In Albuquerque this ca
county where he expects to spend
the ext ten days In going over tie
rural school sltuution in that county.
According TO Mr.. Conway the
acute shortage OF teachers through
out the state has been greatly rellved
by the Interpretation OF the law In
such a n that all grade teach
ers may be placed on a minimum
salary OF 500 per month based on
n twelve month term. This has had
the effect OF bringing scores OF APP
plications from experienced and. quail
filed teachers from other states 10
such m extent that Il Is now thought
there will be no shortage whatever
in n part Of the state at the be-
ginning Of the next school term.
Most OF the county boards have al
ready put their schools on the twelve
month basis and have fixed the mini
mum salaries agreed upon several
months ago at "A conference held at
Santa Fe. without awaiting action Of
the Legislature.
Al the recen meeting OF the Ma
tional Educational convention held
at Salt Lake City. Mr.. Conway made
comparisons Of the New Mexico pres
ent standards with the majority OF
other states. with the result that this
state ranks with the best and IN far
ahead Of many. particularly In the
southern part OF the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04
Here's One &c Spring
On Your Stenographer

MARION. o.. Aug. l.-senator
Mccormick enlivencd u dull day at
Harding headquarters and. incidents
ally, thrust a new word into the
political campaign. Calling a stenog-
rapher. he dictated two sentences
without interruption.
at IL amusing to contrast Mr..
Whites o~utgivings." Senator McCor-
mick went slowly, with the oontor-
lions and mutations OF the
Hugh 2" broke In the s%tenograph-
cr. Lulu who?"
"U-u-lu." e~nnnciated Mr.. Nc
cormick patiently. Not Lulu-ulula-
lions"
Look II. senator: don't you mean
fluctuations ?" asked the stenographer'
carefully patting her black hair.
mo. l mean uluations. You Will
find IL in the dictionary"
Old man Noah Webster showed he
wal right. Civilizations" Noah said.
"a bowling. as OF a dog or wolf; II
waliing." And on the preceding page
he said: "ululate: To howl. howl
forth. shrek. To howl. AS q dog or
wolf. to wall: IA ululating jackals;
also TO boot as an owl"
"-contortions n mutations OF
the %egregious Mr.. Morgenthau," Sena-
tor Mccormick continued In his dlcta-
btion. But after "uluations" no diffi-
Guilty arose over ''egregious.' and the
remainder OF n hitherto dull day
| passed peacefully
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04
People You
Know


Chester Scranton and family from
Mendcn. No., are visiting MIR. Scran-
toms brother. Harry Schanton and
family. The S%crantons and Mrs.
Margaret Moore spent yesterday Ut
whitcomb Springs. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Scranton and children VIII
return home Sunday.
Mrs. ID. a. Bittner, who Is one OF n
delegates To :ne Y. w. G. a. Confer
ence IN Estes Park. Joined the party
OF delegates from III Paso this morn
ing on their way to the conference.
Mis- Winifrcd Shuler, general sec.
Rotary OF the local association, VIII
Join the party at Ration, where she
has been visiting for several days,
Miss Maynard, the superintendent
Of the Girls' Welfare Home here left
this morning for Denver where she
will make her home.
DR.. Margaret Cartwright returned
yesterday from Oakland and Los
Angeles, Calf. She was accompanied
by het two daughters. Mrs. II. b.
Allison and Frances Willard Cart
wright. Dr. Cartwright says that
while the weather q unconfortabiy
cold In Oakland II was unusually hot
In Los Angeles md Long Beach, being
IA degrees IL. b shade some days.
Mrs. &. g. Quincy n son Harry
OF 7i2 East Santa re returned last
night from ,Isit in >Moberly, Mo.
Mrs. r. Il. Trotter and her daught-
err, Evelyn, accompanied by Misses
Kathleen Long and Hazel Hawkins,
motored to Domingo today to attend
the corn dance. They were Joined IN
Domingo by Mrs. Trotter's son, Frank,
and a group OF young people from
santa Fe and will I there this
evening to attend the dinner dance
In Santa Fc. .
Or. and Mrs. Haven Metcalf OF
Washington, ID. c. are In the city for
a few days. Doctor Mccall IL head
OF the bureau OF plant industry OF the
Department Of Agriculture.
Miss Minnie Wright OF Tulsa, Okla.
who has been whiting her sisters at
Fort Rayard, " In the city today a
guest Of the local Y. w. q. A. Miss
Wright Is on her way to the Y. w
e. A.. conference In Estes Park.
II. l.. Osborne, physical director al
the Y. NJ. q. A.. returned yesterday
from his vacation which he sepnt IN
Estes Park and other parts OF Colo
! RADIO. MIR. Osborne resumed his du-
ties ~ director Of physical activities
at the Y. NJ. G. a. this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. N. Bullock arrived
this morning to visit MIR. and Mrs
George Valiant OF 92i North Eighth
street.
Mrs. Mary Miller and daughter,
| Miss Nellie Miller. who have made
their home In Albuquerque the last
year, will leave for their homo IN
Buffalo tomorrow night. They are
considering whether they should re-
turn here In October to make their
home.
Mr.. EspiRosa received word this
morning that his son. Raymond Is
pinoaa, who has been mployed by
the National City Rank OF New Yori
In Bogofa, Columbia, South America
Is returning TO work for the bank a
New York. Professor Espinosa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04
Supper Table
Gossip
swopc. tho battery man, ga n. 4ui.

swopc. tho battery nan s1i n. iui.
A messenger boy OF the Western
Union was knocked from his bicycle
when hit by an automobile OF l.. 5.
Baker. AZ South High street last
night. The bicycle was smashed but
the boy was not injured.
A complaint was filed this morning
against Martin Barrera ON the charge
OF stealing coal. He is an employe
of the Springer Transfer company.
lie Is said TO have sold some OF the
coal he was hauling and taken the
money for his wi use.
Preliminary sscps tn bring about
the reorganization OF the Albuquerque
Motorcycle club were taken last
night. John Seth and Willard John
were appointed a committee to
work over the old bylaws and con.
stltution and report at the next meet
ing. The next meeting Is 20 he held
on August IL at which time II Is
likely that officers will he elected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04
Man Arrested at
Santo Domingo With
Bottle of Whisky

Valentine Romero Of San Domingo
was Hralgncd before o.. =. Commits
sloner Mcdonald this morning on u
chargeof bringing liquor ON an Indian
reservation. lie was bound over un-
der bond OF $3.50. which was furn-
ished.
Romero was arrested on the rcser-
walton and brought to Albuquerque 10y
Leo Crane. superintendent OF the In
dian Agency. aud Louis Abeyta of Is
leta.
Romero hnda pint bottle OF whisky
when arrested, but said he had sold
no whisky on the reservation.
The annual harvest dance is being
held ON the reservation at Domingo
today.
''DoN'Ts"-FoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find a iob--find u.
Don't wish you could rent your apart
Don't wish you could sell your house
Sell II.
BY using the Hersld's Classified Columns.
Phone 3t5. Phone $40.
MALONE TAXI PHONE 1853
MESSENGER CALL - 500
Saddle Horses-BELI'$-rhone %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04
Pershing Offered Oil
Company Job, Report

WARRINGTON, d. c.. Aug, A.
General Pershing Is reported to be
considering acceptance OF an offer 10
become president OF the Pure OIL
company of Columbus, o., formerly
the Ohio city Gas company. The
salary OF the position Is said to be
$50. OOO. General Pershing and Brig
adler General Charles q. Dawes were
nj Marietta, o., the old Dawes home
tor several days last week, and left
there for Cabin Creek, W. Va, 10 M
Hpect some OF the properties OF the
Pure OIL company. General Dawes Is
.connectcd with the Pure oil company.
study OF domestic economy was
not introduced In schools In England
until 1874.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-04

brother. now with Leland Stanford
university. Is travelling through Rome,
other italian cities and spain at the
expense OF tine institution. He Is
making a study OF
languages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney VI. Well return
cd home today on the California linn
tied from Chicago. New York and
points In Canada where they have
been spending the past four weeks.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-20
Real Estate Transfers

Bennett A. Nelson to Hemming C..
Anderson, warranty deed, 81, N 1-2
NV IA, g. E 1-2 SW Ia, Sc IA, 20
|s7-5S.
U. S. A. to Mary Tango, patent, Sc
IA, E IL SW Ia. Sc IA NV Ia,
SW IA NE IA, 1860.
U. S. A. to Ingvald Vigoven, r. c.,
lots 1-2, E ~ NV IA, 1854.
John Chase to A. w. Huxol, war;
ranty deed, $4,000, E 1-2, 29-33-47.
Grace Ankenbauer to Sec. Co. of
Medicine Lake, warranty deed, 81,
Eouis Lambert to H. N. Stuvende,
warranty deed, 81, Sc IA NE Ia, 16-
31-55.
E. H. E. Helgeson ct ux to Carl B.
Ross, warranty deed, lots 1928, Nor
rison's, Madoc.
Northern Town & Land Co. to Myr-
tie E. Wakeland, warranty deed, 500,
lots Sc, block II. town of Scobey.
U. S. A. to Peder John Aklestad,
patent, NE IA, 80, NV Ia, 33-37-54.
U. S. A. to William r. Lounsberry,
patent, Sc Ia, II, SW Ia, 1866.
William r. Lounsberry ct ux to
kollman Kompany, warranty Sc Ia,
II, SW IA, 1866.
A. P. Smerud ct ux to list Meth.
Episcopal Church, warranty deed,
part Of block 3, Smerud's Adm,
Flaxville.
Oscar Mollerstuen ct ux to Andrew
n. Anderson, warranty deed, $3.50,
S 1-2, 29-35-5O.
Erick Noun ct Tx to Charles R.
Irinder, warranty deed, NE Ia, 49,
S3-5S
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AS a result Of this condition the
world Is going to pieces. We can
save it. We can DO it II We want to.
We must think clearly about 1t, frank.
", coldly. and when the voting time
comes. cast eur ballot for the common
xoOa"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-08-20
the DECISION

TIE DECISION
1T tha, The p,~sp Hsa sentence ssxes the
Judge OF the s,.'c, Of The county de power de
payment OF claim which has been sapro~<a by sae
Concedmg, for the Tia, The sasae ~aa lawfully
claa against die eoan,y, die
ME-, N Mo 5s2s R;'s 11 I1 Is En- ~ SSF
APPROVE THE CLAIM, tor Il CANNOT BE 81 PfN6KD
That The LEGISLATURE NIENDED TO CONSTl
d d0H T RE s3EE e l uN Aes,1rk s<s< de
it !UDtciAuY DETERMINED q The ORDINARY
reh, 10 us bAT N coURr and a, h.sr s.,s S~s .s
the Legislature cANNoT TASE HWAS ID d. s< W
os Tfrs y is % 'j n e RS
%s fss Gppe f !9 r. 9 EFc A1ER
nant to SECTION Of ARTfuEN ii dc CONSTITUTIONS
These remarks merely SUGGESTIVE however fu is mot
our purpose to other than aa<
validity OF the p'oV'so for in shis ha
in this case.
u a,, H ess s ss !; s N Who, s r. ss: ]
"* '': s'e s1 :s s* nh NM q ~
Gomez" NIGH; L vel ; to s,s s "a s:s*s* Il
se No. SsaS neans one Ct the claims Mr. ss a
% G no before The ccn,' a the cSaRs asg 81 sa
ursn " e CT hi 20 s1s a s .S e. e s g a
made an order to Judge Conner csa7ady tho ueca Of
did the oiec heing determine ~a,elhsa
the order made by Judge Conner shculd he annnca
hearing had in the Court
and arguments made and thereafter 1ase
SUPREME Coul1 dismissed and Original sna<r
made by Judge Conner IN this arnsdlsa
and it still stands A great deal al puhacas g~sn
to the fact that the Supreme Court maae
tify up the record this
not it correct However. sarsae sly, gnltasy
at all given to the fac1 that the
in the Supreme Court"
+: s I'M a' :: s:s &c., ~
of
indicates how ranhdcnce N r.
The m
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Uamr
sustained not on 1h rsS the hut "ss
only had nj
that the mater was h he Supreme t and ht sfs IN
Court when hedd it
THE ABOVE ART1C!1~ ENas1xsas s~uS Is
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