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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-SaIe or Let.

A SMALL FAMILY of refinement and edu-
! cation can secure title to and occupy at
once this quaint Colonial homo. located on
one of the best streets of a celebrated subur-
ban residential section near New York city.
where the desires of the neighboring families
as to the personality of tho buyer must and
will receive fiest consideration. on the pay
ment OF 81 $50. balance of $3.50 on long
| time. easy payment mortgages. The plot
fronts 100 II. on the street. and the house Is
surrounded by beautiful grove OF white
birches and shading oaks; contains rooms
and bath and wkie veranda. The elevation
is over 700 it.: 9t Is only a few minutcs
walk 10 railroad expEess station, on the best
committing road out OF New York city. and
Is offered complete with no extras, ready TO
occupy. There are over BOO commuters from
this section now. Bathing; boating skating
together with fine schools, churches and
market. II is a bargain and wonderful
place for children. Your reply VIII receive
personal. confidential and courteous atten.
ton. Immediate, p. o.. Box 378. City Hall
Station. New York city.
FOR SALE-Summer colony, 4 furnished
bungalows. at Cedar Lake. Denvtlle: VIII
sell In four parcels. Full information on re-
quest. KEYAERTS. Ro,,kaway. n. J.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO. Rutherford. n. J.
HARRINGTON PARK, NEW JERSEY.
For Sale-Gentleman's estate consisting OF
80 acres, % acres OF which are under cuti-
walton. Colonial style hodse with IL rooms
and baths, large barn and outbuiidirgs.
terms and consider exchange of above for
New York city real estate. Can be seen by
making appointment. Address, WILLIAM +.
KOHRTNG. HARRINGTON Park. New Jersey
HARRINGTON PARK. NEW JERSEY.
One family detached stucco house: four
lots, 1oox1oo: rooms. bath garage, chicken
house; all improvements; l minute from sta
ton; 80 minutes from New York. See engi-
neer. "a West 27th ST., N. Y. City.
QUAINT Craftsman house. hills northern
Jersey (42 minutes). rooms, bathroom
electricity, &C.: over acre; convenient and
beautiful residential section; extremely mod
crate price; easy terms. ASAI1EL CHAPLIN,
% Broadway
SUBURBAN HOMESEEKERS.
See Rdgewood; all homes (no mfg).
so trains daily. 1000 commuters.
Send for illustrated booklet.
Box 81. Ridgewood, N. J.
THE ORANGES TO MORRISTOWN.
EDw. P. HAMILTON G. CO.
156 BWAY, N. Y, AND ORANGE, n. ].
Real Estate Specialists Since 1868
UNUSUALLY attractive large building plot
wonderful view moderately priced: terms.
FREDERICK P. CRAIG. Tel. 4sS Short Hills.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey
OCEAN VIEW FARM,

fss acres with old fashioned Colonial 3
room residence; overlooks ocean; vessels
seen on clear day. telephone available; Wide
piazza 2 large barns. . tile silos, numerous
ather buildings; on New York-Atlantlc City
highway: near village with schools. stores,
Sc; fertile loan soil. 400 fruit trees. aspara-
gus acre strawberries, &C.. quick sale price
only s4,500; one-thlrd cash needed. Call or
write for details now and free cat. other bar
gains. NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY, 154
ri Nassau st., New York city.
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Connecticut-sale or Let.

sIIIPPAN POINT, STAMFORD. CONN.
~ pleasing home of frame construction with
view of Sound. private beach, corner plot
size 130x300; attractive grounds apple or
clard house contains nine rooms. two
baths: incosed glass sun porch. size 10xGJ;
parquot floors, steam heat, garage for four
cars; terms arranged.
WILBUR BENNETT,
Room $40, 11TO Broadway, N. Y. G.
2OIO MADISON SQUARE.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Queens-Sale or Let.
TO HOME BUILDERS
Avn fAN-sNrTNr .ADHarG

to
AND DEVELOPERS.
For sale. 100 to 400 city lots (all city i'm.
proyements In and paid for); full 10 years
tax exemption right at express station CT
Astoria extension of greensboro subway; IS
minutes from Grand Central Station; imme-
diately adjoining Arlelgh and Metropolitan
Life developments of high class brick resi-
dences. all sold and occupied; will sell at low
price and easy terms and supply building
loans, or will subordinate TO responsible
builders. Address Q G70 Herald. 2S0 B'way
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-Sale or Let.

BENSONHURST (23d av)-Eleven room
house, double garage; 60x100: all improve
ments. Address JOHN DOYLE, 103 Walker
st. N. Y. G.
COMMUTERS s home, 6 rooms; garage for
$1,000. $500 cash, SO month. Write b., So
Columbus av.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bungalows, folr rooms
and bath, electric lights, near water, bath
nished. $500. or furnished $500. JOHN J.
RANDALL Co. Is ". Long Beach av., Free
port. l.. l.. N. Y.
PIPING ROCK estate (opposite). 9A acres,
adjoining new Brookville Golf Club SO 900
net. Owner. 23S Jefferson av.. Brooklyn
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New York state-saie or Let.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9th av., N. Y.
3 ACRE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 81 800
One-half mile to town: nicely situated near
the woods; no mosquitoes; healthy climate
pretty 9 room house; barn, spring water,
EHMLER, Hooslck Falls. Rensselaer, Co.
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Furnished.
From Battery to I4th ST., Inclusive.

GREENWICH vILLAGE.-Charmingly fur
nished apartment. rooms. bath. kitchen' )
with option for year. beginning October l.
EVANS, 125 Washington place. Phone Spring
10
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New Jersey-SaIe or Let.
A LITTLE CASH DOWN AND PART OF
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY
New Jersey-sale or Let.

win buy the dalntlest Colonial home in the
Jersey Hill section. ready to move into: 10
rooms, baths: 400 commuters to n. Y. City
from this section, D., l.. & w. L. Il. Beau
tiful. exclusive. convenient. purely residen-
tial locality. Total price. including electric
light. electric range, fixtures. shades. steam
heat, hardwood floors. laundry. complete In
terror and exterior decorations, only $40 .000
plot 10ox190 Plenty of flowers and shrubs.
Boating and bathing available. Schools.
churches and markets near by. A paradise
for the children. It's easier TO buy this home
on my terms than to rent decent apart
ment in New York City Write PRIVATE.
Post Office Box 74S, City Hall Station, New
York City.
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
New Hampshire.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Beautiful summer home In Bethlehem, N.
H., compile tey furnished: all modern i'm
provements large living and dining room, re-
ception hall, pantry. kitchen and laundry;
five large bedrooms, three bathrooms on Sec
ond floor, four servants bedrooms with
bathroom and trunk room third floor; worry
large porch. concrete basement. perfectly
ters; fee house; three open ffreplaces. steam
heat; all hardwood floors lawns, flower
gardens, fruit trees: house built six years
ago. Address p. o. Box PIG. Bethlehem. N. H.
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New Jcrsey-sale or Let.


choice building site at Rldgewood. N. J. ;
high ground near station, overlooking
Paramus Valley and the Palisades; must be
seen to be appreciated; price reasonable. Ad-
dress WILSON MONEYPENNY, $50 5th av.,
Now York city.
ASBURY PARK, ALLENHURST, DEAL.
JACOB A. KING. NORTH ABsURY PARK.
BEAUTIFULLY located apiary in New Jer-
sey. Is miles from New York city; new
stucco house with all city Improvements !;
fine locality for bees and poultry; cash
s.. 900, balance $4,000: mortgage or will take
partnership with reliable party. Inquire $50
Park av. West New York. N. J.
BARGAIN At $1,000
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED CORNER PLOT
I'm highest section SUMMIT, N. j.,
100x2O0 all improvements: view.
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK Co,
Realtors. Opp. sta; Summit, N. J.
For SALE. Beautiful Montrose Section.
South Orange, n. J.-Bargaln, terms TO
suit. furnished or unfurnished Colonial home,
near Mountain station, y . l.. & W. Railroad,
Jiz acres. lawns. gardens. fruit trees. small
greenhouse; house, hardwood foorB through
out, walls paneled, exceptionally large living
room, tile floored sun porch and breakfast
room, bedrooms on suite, baths. white tile
kitchen and buffers pantry, servants dining
room; hot water heat, gas and electricity
large garage, agents protected. Particulars,
apply A. ID. SQUIRE, 81 John. st., New York
city.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are large number
of desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
RUNNER and autumn months. Should you not
rent under the heading Country Board
Wanted" will bring many inquiries from peo-
Pile who are seeking paying guests. Phone
I'd to Worth 10000.
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Staten Island.

EVELYN LODGE-Charming summer resi-
dence,~ ,~facing Bay, 30 min. Wall ST., de-
lghtful committing: 30 large cool outside
rooms. lovely furnished; excellent home table (:
select clientele; parlors. porches, lawns
comforts: II years one management: weekly.
with meals. $1s single; $50 double, UP. Book
let. a Central av.. ST. George. Staten Island.
ATTRACTIVE new house. every convenience.
baths, running water, largo porches,
valet service; minutes from ferry. 362
St Marks Place.
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westchester-Sale or Let.

MRS. EDMUND W. BODINE, Real Estate,
fI2 Main ST: tel. S4s New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE-ATTRACT HOMES.
McCANN AGY.. INC. Il North aV.. Tel. $50.
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FURNISHED ROOMS. TO LET.

ARE YJU looking for a furnished room in
the city? If SO. then go this column
thoroughly and II you cannot find what you
desire an advertisement under the heading
Furnished Rooms Wanted" will bring many
Inquiries from people who are seeking room
ers. Telephone ad to Worth 10000.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above 14th st. to 5oth st. tIucIusive).
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Long Island.

ORIENT. l.. 1.-THE Bay House. on the
water, boating bathing; sea food home
cooking: plumbing; SIS week. G. II. KING
a. CON
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES BERLIN. 1888 B'way-Msnsss-
ment. sales. loans.
]. j. & i. A KGsSL1NCi. SOC STH Av.
Economical management. Tel. Circle 0591.
THE oUEENsBoRo CORPORATION,
90 East 42d st. corner Madison sv.
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New Jersey.

New Jersey.
ATLANTIC HIGELANDS.-Beautifu rooms
to let, reasonable bathing, golfing. Phone
Atlantic Highlands 350-R, or write Box So.
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Above 5oih st.-5th Av. to North River.

FOR private dwellings IN upper Manhattan
see POTTER & CO. 100 West 125th st.
PRIVATE HOUSES for rent or sale on West
End av., Rlver5lde Drive and adjacent
streets
sLAwsON & HoBBs, tG2 W. 72D ST.
WEST SIDE dwellings for sale. NJ. ii. GAIL
LARD & CO. 2299 Broadway
63 YEAR LEASE. Broadway. corner. IN 6Os; ;
plans for alterations draughtcd; reasonable
terms; plenty good tenants. u. X. KELLER,
~ Chambers St
Bronx-Sale or Let.
McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE,
126 w. Fordham road. Phone 0230 Ford,
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Massachusetts

FOR RENT SEASONS room cottage. fur
nished, Cape Cod Bay. Sandwich, Mass.
all city conveniences; centrally located pe-
tween town and beach. For particulars
apply Box So Sandwich Mass.
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RENT-Furnished cottage on Guilford farm.
attractive, sanitary $500 season. SFlEP-
ARD. ~ Falrmont av.. New Haven. Conn.
SMALL cottage. Branford Point. beautiful
location. Long Island Sound. f, SEXTON.
or Whaley av, New Haven.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

DRUG store location wanted, country town.
New York State; growing section; no
agents Box 211, 205 7th av.
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New Jersey.

ASBURY PARK-Beautifully furnished seven
room cottage with large enclosed sun par
lor: will rent for $500 for the summer until
October l. MRS. HATCHELL, 1903 Asbury
av. Asbury Park, N. j.
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Long Island.

CATSKILL bungalow, five rooms. completely
furnished every convenience; exceptional
location. II. NJ. MARKIN, Mt. Pleasant. NY.
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Long Island.

KEW GARDENS-A most attractive1y FUR
nished room in a cultured private homo.
For appointment phone Richmond Hill 1888:
EPONSIT-Comfortable sroom for couple.
for season; next TO bathroom; near ocean
and bay. Phone Fordham 2634.
ROOMS by week or season in small family,
adults. KLINE, Green Court (off East
eth ST.. Brighton Beach.
SEA GATE. N. Y.
Small furnished apartment; also elegantly
furnished rooms: all conveniences. Coney
Island 02fS,
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Brooklyn.

FOUR STORY BUILDING or lofts. 40x100
light, near Williamsburg bridge. MAME1
FUR DYEING CO., 800 Penn st.. Williams
burg, 2419
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BLOOMFIELD. .--Cosey six room house, ex-
cellent: convenient location, near New
York. will rent $500 from June 30 to Sep
tember 30; references required. Phone
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rogers. of
Los Angeles. Calf, have arrived for a
yisit with Mrs. Rogers sister, Mrs. l..
Y. Smith, and husband on the West
Side. Master w. J. Gilmore, son of
Professor Gilmore, of the farm me-
chanics department at D. A. c., is
here visiting at the Smith home. He
is nephew Of Mrs. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Hoover, of Wa
bash, Ind, who left their home some
weeks ago on a years vacation in the
west, arrived Tuesday night for visit
with Mr.. Hoovers' cousin, S. F. Blythe
and wife at Twin Oaks Farm. Mr..
Hoover is the youngest son of large
family. On the way to the coast he
and his wife stopped at Minneapolis to
visit brother. The latter, the Oldest
son of the family, fell i'll while Mr..
Hoover was visiting him and passed
away. Mr.. Hoover and his wife visit
ed the Yellowstone National Park on
their way here. They arrived Tuesday
night unexpected by the local cousin.
A detour has been arranged around
paving operations between The Dalles
and Mosier, and as result the Colum-
bia River Highway is now open to
traffic at all hours and will be SO DUR
ing the remainder of the paving opera
tions, it was announced at The Dalles
highway Office Saturday. The detour
is on Rowena highway hill and is steep
for a short pitch, and narrow. Accord
ingly travel over it has been limited to
passenger vehicles, trucks and buses
being barred for the time being. Only
about two miles remain unpaved be-
tween The Dalles and Mosier. and it is
expected that this stretch will be COM
pleted early in July.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-15
Mrs. ]. R. Shelton Passes

News has just been received here Of
the death at her home at Topeka,
Kas.. of Mrs. J. r. Shelton. Mrs.
Shelton and her husband. who survives.
formerly resided on an orchard place
here. Mr.. Shelton owned large ORCH
ard interests here at one time. He
and Mrs. Shelton returned to Topeka
to make their home several years ago.
Mrs. Shelton, who is survived by one
son. George Shelton, of Chicago, was
prominent in woman's club work. The
following is taken from the Topeka
Daily Capital Of June 10:
MRS. John X. Shelton, one Of the
most prominent club women of To-
peka. died last night at local hospit-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-15

ber of the Topeka Woman's Club and
of all patriotic women's societies.
She was a charter member of the
Michigan chapter of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, president OF
the Kansas chapter Of the Daughters
of the Founders and Patriots of Amer
Tea, a charter member of the Topeka
chapter of the Society of the May
flower, and a member of the Michigan
chapter Of the Colonial Danes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-15
GOOD ROADS CELE-
BRATION APPROACHES

A'large delegation of local men plan
on joining Yakima, White Salmon and
Underwood citizens in meeting Glen
wood, Wash, citizens June "a and par
ticipating in celebration of the open
ing of the new Yakima Glenwood high
way. Local folk subscribed 81, 900
toward fund raised for completing
the new road. Glenwood housewives
will furnish a chicken dinner, it is
stated. to the good roads enthusiasts.
The Yakima delegation, il is antici-
pated, will be large, as residents of
the big fruit district, en- route home
from the Portland Rose Festival, will
attend the celebration.
Dance at Rockford hall Friday night.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-06-15

al, after a lingering illness. She un-
derwent an operation several weeks
ago, but the relief was only temporary.
Mrs. Shelton was born at Mauch
Chunk, Pa, 1860. She was the daugh-
tr of Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Handy. She
moved with her parents in 1876 to Lam
sing, Mich, where in 1888 she was
married TO John K. Shelton, Of that
city.
Mrs. Shelton was a prominent mem
The Jasper news., 1922-05-18
DIAMOND
S. r. Denniston

Bart Ingles and family and
Charles Nett and wife spent Sun
day at Charles Elting's.
Elsa Moore and family, Ira
Hamm and. family and Caleb
Hamm of Carthage spent Sunday
at Mrs. M. Hamm's.
Lois Riley spent Sunday with
Mary May Boyd.
Mrs. Charles Hamm helped
Mrs. Charles Elting clean house
last week.
Mrs. John Hane and Nellie and
Rachel Hane spent Saturday aft
ernoon at Charles Hane's.
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Miss Bessie Hamm is helping
Mrs. Charles Nett clean house
this week.
Willie Serafini and family spent
Sunday at P. Serafini's.
Frank Wood and wife spent
Sunday at Tom Woods.
Theo Mitchell and wife spent
Sunday at Irwin Spoons.
Charles Hane and family and
Jim Smith and wife spent Sunday
at Will Woods.
Pete Berry and family and Wes-
ley Cline and family spent Sunday
at John Bnzzard's.
Paul Nett and Clifton Boyd
spent Sunday with Roy and HUI.
bert Wardlow.
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FOREST GROVE AND BOS-
TON
Mrs. Geo. Fowler

AAS' wv AOWiCA
Miss May Joyce has been hired
to teach Friendship school the.
coming year.
Mrs. Charles Rist has been on
the sick list.
The missionary society met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Lester Clements.
Lncile Carr spent Thursday aft
ernoon with Mary Gale Joyce.
Several of the Forest Grove peo-
pie have been marketing straw
berries.
Mrs. Pittsenbarger had another
severe case of appendicitis last
week.
1t is reported that George Har-
rington, formerly Of this place but
now in California, was recently
married.
Several from here attended the
convention at Mount Carmel
Sunday.
Joe Crusa and wife spent Sun
day at George Fowler's.
Miss Gladys Rist will teach
school northeast OF Golden City
the coming year.
Several from here attended tho
dance at Joe Inns one night last
week.
There was spelling match at
Forest Grove School House Friday
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Lester Earl and family and Vir-
gil Carter and family of Jasper
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. w. L. Carter and son Wini-
fred.
The Crochet Club met last
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Isen-
mann of Jasper. Those present
were Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Mrs.
Herschel Radford, Mrs. Mike
Isenmann, Mrs. w. l.. Carter,
Mrs. Lester Earl and Mrs. Vir-
gil Carter and Miss Kenyon Hub
bard. Cake and ice cream were
served.
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ZION
Mrs. Charles Thomas

fine time. Those present were:
H. H. Schooler and family, Don
Johnston and family, Charles
Thomas and family, Herschel
Radford and family, Lester Nc
Connelland family, Floyd Thomas
and family, Chan Earl and family,
Ross Mcconnell and family, Fred
Johnston and family, Carl Me-
Connell and family, Alden Shell
and wife, Bryan Tiller and wife,
Lem Mcconnell and wife, Len
Keener and wife and Clarence
Kieth and family.
Leonard Seela and family,
Shade Seela and wife and H. H /.
Schooler and family ate Sunday
dinner with John Schooler and
wife.
A. L. Thomas and wife of Jas
per took dinner Sunday with
Charles Thomas and family.
Charley Kincaid and family
spent Saturday evening at the
home of Shade Seela.
G. s. Johnston is painting his
house this week.
Gerald and Wayne Thomas
spent Monday night. with their
grandmother, Mrs. A. l.. Thomas.
of Jasper.
MIR. and Mrs. Lacy of near
Carthage, Henry Woodard and
family and Elmer Foster and
family were entertained at dinner
Sunday by Clarence Keith and
family.
w. C. Mackey and wife and
daughter Miss Lucille attended
the Sunday School convention
and dinner at Mount Carmel Sun
day.
Walker Hubbard add family
and Oscar Follmer and wife Of
Jasper spent Sunday with B. F.
johnson and wife.
Mrs. Lemuel Thomas made a
trip to Joplin Tuesday.
Lonnie Strecker and family
spent Sunday evening with Don
Johnston and family.
Mrs. Len Keener spent Mon
day with Mrs. Alden Shell.
Winston Carter spent Friday
at w. C.. Mackey's.
Newt Seela and wife and Mr.
Mers and family of Centerpoint
spent Sunday evening with Shade
Seela,s.
Lemuel Thomas and wife took
supper Saturday evening with
Floyd Thomas and family.
G.. w. Harvey and wife OF JAS
per took dinner Sunday with
Allen Buerge and family.
Fred Johnston and family, Trent
Piercy and family and Mrs. Jen
ME Charleyville and daughters
Adola and Jessie of Dallas, Tex
as, were dinner guests OF Dor
Johnston and family Sunday.
: HerscheI' Radford and family
spent Sunday with Dave Craw
ford and family.
Mrs. Floyd Thomas and sol
Emerald, Mrs. Mahlon Earl an,
, daughter Mary Catherine visite,
! Mrs. Lonnle Strecker Sunday.
Miss Went Estep spent Satur
day night and Sunday at home.
Mrs. Alden Shell spent Sunda,
} with Mrs. Albert Shell.
Mrs. C. B. Earl and son
Chauncey and Harvey spent Fri
day night with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Teeter, and attended tn
senior class play.
o. G. Schell and family of Car
thage spent Sunday with Lei
Keener and wife.
H. H. Schooler and wife, Grad,
Campbell and family, Len Keene
and wife, Charles Thomas ant
wife and Alden Shell and wifi
went q miles west of Jaspe
Monday and were fishing and re
turned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Allen Buerge was a Car
thage visitor Monday.
There were 112 at Sunday
School besides quite a few cam,
for the Mothers Day program
There was 38 Hustlers present
The Hustlers will be entertaine,
n ext Thursday evening, May 25
- M. ~. T.
The Jasper news., 1922-05-18

night. Miss Ma. Joyce came out
winner in the spelling contest.
Joe Inns and wife spent Sunday
at j. H. Brownies.
Clarence Carr and wife called at
j. T. Madden's Sunday.
The Boston ball team went to
Iantha Sunday to play the Iantha
team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
"UNOERSHER|FF AND
DEPUTY SENTENCED
TO 80 DAYS IN JAIL

UndershcrIn Fred Fornon and
Deputy shcrln Harold HoicomL were
each sentenced to serve 80 days in
the county hail ana 10 pay fines Of
500 In Ia Justice Of the peace court
Of Descderio M%Jntoya his mornius
They were tried on the charge OF
having made an assault upon tho
hcuse OF W. .. Brown In old Albu-
queruue. which grew out uf a raid
on that house ca Christmas eve.
Both of the dcfendents refused 90
plead when the bearing was opened,
and District Attorney T. D. Garcia
asked that the ease be dismissed.
since he was district attorney ana
should prosecute tho case. hut could
see no merit in H. Modesto Ortiz
attorney Tor W. u. Brown, who sworn
cut the complaint. stated that he was
special counsel for Brown. and that
he district attorney had nothing TO
do with the case.
The defendonts then pleaded not
guilty. and LETT the our room. The
plaintiffs attorney introduced his
evidence. He attempted to prove
that the two deputies had forced an
into the house when Brown
was not at home. lie also attempted
to show hat Fornnm was intoxicated
IA the time when the raid was
made.
Brown himself testified that whom
| ne arrived al his homo IA 3 o'clock
| Christmas morning. he found the
| door broken In, thai flv rugs had
been stolen. aud that the slot piano
had been robbed, but no further eSi-
dence wac introduced TO bring out
| that the deputies were In any way
| responsible for tins.
After the evidence had been intro
| duced. ortiz attorney for Brown
made a lengthy argument. Il thank
God that there wall he an election
soon, so that we can get Fornom oui
| % Office" he sIid. "The time has
come when vo VIII see that Fred
Fornou viii not hold that onicc any
longer. He has q amounted Co.
anything. wiFh that Sheriff ORTIZ
were here now so that ! could AL,
him in the name OF the people o.
remove Forn0f
when the decision Of tho justice uI
peace was announced to Fornon ant
Holcomh. they stnted that they were
as yet undecided whether to appea.
she case, or lock themselves in jail
md start habe1s corpus proceedings
ings.