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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05
Idaho Home State of
Pair Of Star Jockeys

TIA JUANA, Mexico.-Idaho is like
ly to come to the fore again in turf
DOM
| 1t is from this state that the race
course has had some of its greatest
jockeys-riders who rose in their vo-
cation to championships and skill to
command salaries and fees that could
be likened to a kings ransom. Just
why it is has not been explained, but
the fact remains that Idaho has con-
tributed long list of boys who have
become brilliant jockeys. In several
cases the Tia Juana race track has
been the scene of their development
Has Promise.
Now comes youth from Bull,
Idaho, who promises to ride his way
to fame During the season which
will be opened Thanksgiving Day, this
Idaho STRIPPING bids fair to have his
name flung across the tops of sports
pages, heralded as sensation in pilot
ing thoroughbreds.
/
rides at the light weight of ninety
two pounds. He is seventeen years
4 of age and rode his first winner in
Western Canada last July 10, so he
will remain an apprentice and his
mounts be entitled to the five-pound
allowance a year from that date. His
contract is held by Asa Smith. a
Western horseman who has scored
marked success in developing Idaho
boys into jockeys of prominence.
Sande From Idaho
1t will be recalled that the great
Earl Sande, for several years rated
as the worlds premier reinsman, Is
an Idaho boy. There are others, too.
who reached the top. The three Fator
boys were from that state. Then there
is Albert Johnson, Ivan Parke. G..
Johnson and others. Most of these
became skilled in jockeying at pre-
vious meetings.
Another World Record Breaker
One of the longest standing of Hol-
stein records was broken in the midst
of the show season this year when
Carnation Walker Hazelwood. 834565,
a~Holstein, broke the record for fat
production in the junior two-yearold-
class of the yearly division by produc-
ing 25,532.1 pounds of milk containing
97621 pounds of fat in 1865 consecs-
tive days. This record displaces Fin
derne Mutual Fayne, 1925, who has
held the record for over eleven years.
The production of 1851 pounds of
fat Is equivalent to 1,220.26 pounds of
butter on the 80 per cent basis.
Carnauon walker Hazelwood was
bred and Is now owned by Carnation
Farms of Seattle, Washington. Her
sire is Segis Walker Matador, 166136;
her dam, Hazelwood Ormsby Korn-
dyke De Kol 100000.
During the lactation period just
finished, her best seven-day produc-
ton was 1866 pounds of milk con-
tanning 1927 pounds of fat.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05
A GREAT DISCOVERY

the Nicely Farm near Burlington.
This sire, Sir Korndyke Fayne De-
Kol, has one daughter that made 638
pounds fat in year on ordinary farm
care and twice day milking. An
other one made LII pounds fat in one
month, and his daughters were high
COWS in four different herds last year.
If each COW testing association did
nothing more than to save one such
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05

comes in contact with iron it drops
the copper and picks up the iron be-
cause it has greater affinity for iron
than it has for copper"
This simple process is SO thorough
that approximately IS per cent of the
copper in solution is the average re-
covery. 1t sometimes is as high as
IS per cent.
Magic Water
This dirty water seems to possess
almost magic qualities. Sluiccd down
over the junk heaps, it soon gives
the tin cans and other scrap the CLEAN
of FURNISHED arinor.
In the horizontal tanks the copper
which accumulates on this rubbish is
attacked periodically by men with
brooms and swept off. Sometimes it
is necessary to pound off the copper.
Every can that is sent to the tanks
is punched with many holes and the
labels are removed. lit has been found
that this permits freer flow of the
water and more effective precipita-
ton. The point of copper saturation
in mine water has not been definitely
determined but the experienced work
ers contend that the water has been
known to carry one-twcptieth of its
weight in copper.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05

Poisoned salt has proved effective
for farmers in Yakima county In kill.
ing rabbits. One farmer reported "a
rabbits killed the first night the salt
was put out and 14s within short
time.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05

The actual date of the Crucif1xion
has been fixed as April Z, AID. 80, by
certain students who base their con-
illusions on astronomical observa-
tons.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05
Be a hometown booster.

Oh, Boy! Give me some more Of
the good coffee at Jim Boldts Cafe.
1414 3rd Ave., Seattle.-Adv.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-11-05

Oh, DADDY. when In Seattle bring
home some Bolds good bread and
pastry. 1414 3rd Ave.-Adv.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15
zULULAND HUNTERS
 FOLLOWING ADVICE
As Result Extinction Of Game
 Is Not Likely

, Washington. Jan. IS Pl-AmeH- can sportsmsn who cast their bread on the waters for the wild animal life Of Zululand find them being re- turned a thousandtold.
 Several months ago the wild ani- mals Of Zululand appealed 10 the sportsmen oi the world to save them from wanton butcheres which F. Vaughn Kirby. game warden at Nogoma, warned would soon ex- terminate them. The game war dens appeal was widely published in America and sportsmen responded in such measure that the governor general Of Zululand, the minister ot lands and other officials in South Africa, impressed with the express eion Of sentiment, have given their aid.
 Now Game Warden Kirby has ad- Nsed the American Nature asso- ciation to which he addressed his first appeal, that he believes the danger of wholesale slaughter and extinction has been averted. Thou sands Of clippings from American newspapers, forwarded to Zululand. are being used, the game warden writes, in a campaign of education 70 conserve the animal wild life Of the country.
 We thank the newspapers Of the United States" said Charles La throp Pack Of the Nature associa- tion. in making the announcement. This response by the American people Is one Of the most remark able we have ecer known. It was the helping hand Of one group Of nature lovers 10 another across the stas."
 In an acknowledgment to Ameri- can sportemen, addressed through the Nature Association, Game War den Kirby wrote:
 The common ground on which we stand together as friends is that c: our mutual love of the beau fifuI, helpless creatures of the wild; our love for nature and her beauties, particularly ask the following named to accept my grate- tul thanks Winthrop Packard Of the Massachusetts Audubon society; George r. Veith, Norfolk. Va; At cn!son Fraser of Kentucky; P. R. Marsh of Illinois: MT. and Mrs. Sales Of Colorado; P. L. Burton of Buffalo, N. Y; s. F. Ra+hburn Of Seattle; Carlton G. Murray of Michigan; Master R. F.. Brubakcr of Pennsylvania; Master Ben Faw- cett Of Ohio; Master Sam P. East man Of San Francisco and Master Merrill Wood Of Harrisburg, Pa."
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15
Road Conditions
 Tn Connecticut

Chaplin -W,'limantic. Hampton road is under construction, open to traffic.
 Kiflingly, Norwich Putnam road it under construction. open 10 tcaf- fsc.
 Eozrah, Dozrah street fig under , ona.truruo1, open 10 traffic. NorNirh~Nontv!lle, NorWich-Now L,naon road is under cors'ruction rurough traffic betwncn New lon don atI Norwich should u9e road . on 'aat side Of Thamas Elv".
 Franklin, Norwich WilNmantic rei1 is under construction, open to t.nT.o.
 IIa,tand, East Hartland Noun tain is uni,r construction. prescn; road is op for t'Hrc!.
 Torrlnrton, Goshen road is under construction. Open for tray,I.
 Waterbury, -WatortoWn Wa'cr- -Thomae,on road Is under con- structon. Shoulders incomplete,
 Rethcl-NcW,cn road. road and bridge under construction. No de tCHrS necessary.
 Ro~bury -Sou'hhury road, surtaco is in good coG.l'is1. Shoulders and Cuttors urc9w-'sn,
 New M,re.2-G,.'cr:5g.Ne hriIge Work on th" n,w lIp'a. art ap- rroachcs are under Ua& No tours rccrsra"y.
 Washing'on-Grad" cross.rr' .tm- nation. Road aa1 lr.fg- r,He-ruc- lion arc under WY No @rtours necessary.
 Greenwich - Doe'ar i'.-, roal road IS under c,0.t.u.'snu a' Cos Cob. No delay to tra1to.
 rairfon-To-t road !5 h'ir- wI2- rrad. No delay 10 traffic.
 Waterbury ard C@ ,hlr.. Wa'rr- 1ury-rAoshlro roaI is hctrg rradeG ,'' ,jr'ay 10 t-o".o.
 Wss'hrook - Tatoh-rrr River 'rt1r" i5 unl,r construction NJ do'cy 10 traa.c.
 West Haven and "lfor] -Dys,cr river bridge is unI"r construction. Temporary bridge IS rro}i',1,
 p,"mou'h and Haraiuton. Tho Poland brook road is under c"n- struction, tra''lc Ya. -tr~ t.ewgh.
 Su"io'1. Nnst S9n..,1 -. Last Granny roaI is under couarHc oJ hut is open rcr traffic.
 S7ath!nGt'0, C'. @ti,c s1l M' -t- jon, Waterbury rGrrI5Hc ta er,rr co0strGo.Ion but is crou .sr oar- way traffic
 Mi13r.1wn. M;'}c'u~.-1Iar'rcri road mar Little E,v,r Ir,'.~t. is under construction. I. ' ~o.st for two days.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15

Chaplin -W,limantic. Hampton road is under construction open to
New Britain herald., 1926-01-15

A golf co0~~e Of rtn. tr l9 to. in- built in Neni"" on tho l,Ia@l of Lilo.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
,AGnIMIE tET NE vaEk aEHP H9ar 911
rAKoMA PARK - '''
TAkOMA AND NEARBY COUNTRY HOMES.


FIVE homrwr
~ anu ~ ~ % RooMs o 'R Rh1Hs aS Rn RFab9 70 % E ~
families
street B"t1n Large ieye I99II
hnE bungalou 5roons and Al
oak floors Convene andc
eS ] f"na Go % "S a 's @ n' s @ Washington house of
% n apito o " h II y
payment We'll '" ""'T4 4o2Tow HG rfr ff2q' oyE EE Sa stree"
20 20 Low PRICED HOMES T.KQMA
rgarden
C.. ' '"' |
~ ~ ~ ~ % ROOMS % mas M MBArAAssa Asa a"s EsgaFe Easy terms
enough o for
- ACRES. GROOM NEAR TAKoMA
FF"' OF r" >So
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r. ID. LILLE,
lardC
Evening star., 1926-11-07

BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW.
Enter the delightful living room OF
this home. then into the artisticalIy
arranged dining room. with its
French windows facing the avenue.
then into the perfectly appointed
Kitchen and cozy breakfast room,
then INTO the three lovely bedrooms.
one with windows. and you will
want this home Al once n you can
meet the terms. which are very easy.
you may have il.
g .00o-The hest bargain in
nunEalow,, located IN beautiful Ia
Eora Park; that | know Of. il you
trolley. II has ) lovely. large rooms.
Sleeping porch, pantry, h<-in re-
trlgerator, oak floors. hot-water
heat. Is brand-neu and very pretty.
Etuated in a section of new homes.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PKOP'TY

TFEVY CHASE. d CORNER. DE
terms to sur INQUIRE Ills 10th nv.
BIAIR-TAKONA 20 BOUNDARY AVE
new modern fve-room. hath. bungalow, VIII
sell at sacrifice or rent reasonable. near
sch ool ana bus line. Adams i04"-W.
COTTAGE CITY tCOLMAR NANORl. "o3
Daniels st partly furn.. 1-r. bungalow
Young cnuple IL come IN with owner. talI
SUNDAYS and evenings Satisfactory terms. :
SIX LARGE ROOMS GAS AND EIEC
i0t 50xl so: garage. S35 mo s, Pres
Ton ave. Cherrydae Va. Clarendon aSl
sIX.ROON BI'NG Allow AMI NEAR
store schools. car hns and husses. ON Lee
Elshwav IN Va fvs minutes To p. c: $50
per month Phone Clarendon l39l alter >.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.)
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(COntinued.)
TAkOMA PARK HOMES.

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with love
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Evening star., 1926-11-07

$40. 15O--Just step into the lovely
living room of this house. just com
pleted. At once you will remark:
What beautiful home" And. in
deed II is. Located in a neighb0r-
hood of $4,000 to S20.000 homes.
Just across the Street from a .. s
ley Beautiful living and dining
room across front of house. Pretty,
convenient kitchen. coZy breakfast
room. outside pantry and huilt-in re-
frigerator. 3 fine bedrooms. ] mas
ter. Excellent basement with sep
arate vegetable and fruit rooms.
storage h.-w. heater: garage: fine lot
with shade Let me show you this
before you buy your home
So.1 15O-Here is an unusual bar
gain in lovely Groom bungalow,
situated on one of our prettiest
streets. and terrace overlooking a
beautiful section of Takoma Park.
IL has large rooms. oak floors. hot
water heat. and was built by mas
ter builder
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CLEVELAND PARK HOMES
BUILT-5 SOLD
ND Roth 81 \ w

Ideal location; one block west of Conn
ave car line; rooms. tiled bath attractive
fixtures: heated garage. Immediate possess
sion ANY broker owner. ". G. IRWIN.
Phone Cleveland 1881. TO-
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WANTED-SCBJRBAN.

. Want 70 Buy A OR s z HorsE Is
ts ribUrce or reasonable terms. F-ics
r.uet &c .ght Address full PARTICULAR. 10
Bcx SAX star c6ce. -
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WANTED
CASH BUYERS
FOR REAL BARGAINS.

NV Suburb the in values is assured This
will be the beautiful home section in the city
Price $3.50 $500 Cash. SIS per
Buy and realize profit
Detached brick, large rooms tiled bath with buln tub
Hardwood floors throughout pantry with
bt-n refrigerator open replac with brick mantle
back poches and large front porch Napor heat storage
heater fine yard
Near Leland Md-Detacel lot SO it, wide, six
and bath hot heat electric light hardwood floors through
but-in garage. shade Price $3.50. Terms
Fine investment house heat electric
light butin refrigerator hardwood floors very deep lot Price
$3.50 Must be cash
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER INC,
LOO Eye St., NV Frank. 74S5.
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CAPITOL. HILL

Very attractive rld homo If good
pcrlnd. With - "utlOnaIly wtdo lot
4h Ivy 93, ono sut!arr from library uf
Congress
Inc hnnse has ~ rooms 4 baths
h3s hneu thorpU4hiy reCeroratcd and
ttted with every modern Irturo,c
mem: ana u IS .oUr garages iu rear
on WId" alloy
We'll adAnted for ctnversion into
- apartments thi- is an eXcellfut in
EHstment and ls priced right
HERMAN f.. GASCH
l3@b New York A.. Nam $3.50
Evening star., 1926-11-07
FOR SALE-HOuSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

COOLEY BROS
ARE OFFERING SEVEN NEW HOMES AT BURLElTH
SAMPLE HOUSE READY NEXT SUNDAY. ONE
SOLD BEFORE ROOF WAS ON. WE HAVE ALREADY
BUILT Is HOMES IN THIS LOCATION, AND ALL
WERE SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION THE REA-
son FOR THIS is IN THE DESCRIPTION BELOW
feet
onty
Rsdsnhre
hooan and s sane o
price andt Ter
For sale by amy broker or see
Mr.. H. l. Klein Peter, Sr, on Premises.
Houses Located From 1921 1888 1th St. NV.
COOLEY BROS
Room 1114. Phillips Building.
Main 2670
Home Phone cleveland 43O8.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
1901 to 3217 Warren St. NV.
OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Homes of unusual fBrick and 10
Semdetached and detached Eomes of colonial type. little
different from anything i'll this section today All modern I'M
and convenences added.
/ You must these ideal homes appreciate them.
Open and Lighted Until 9 PM.
Priced Very Reasonably. Easy Terms.
Drive out Connecticut Van Ness 3Sth
block 2 Warren st. Wisconsin to War
Warren to ;Stl st.
ANY Broker Owner
w. (1. IRWIN
Phone Cleveland 1881. u
Evening star., 1926-11-07

BOZ llth ST N.E.-S6 500.
"ioted BRICK. Corner. + rooms ant
bath. iatrobe heat gas light splendid condl
ton. very easy terms.
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IN EDGEMOOR PROPER-SI3 750: $3.50
cash. balance SO interest. payable Ss5 a
month dncuding| all INTEREST," New house,
center-hall plan: shower: lot go feet front.
on concrete street. First home east of
Arlington rd. on Moorland lane lone block
north Edgemoor lanel. Phone Potomac 3O6.
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PETWORTH.
Semi-DetaChed Brick.

50 400.
Here ls real bargain in a mod
ern brick. seml-dptached residence
with beautiful front and side launs
the lot being =, feet in width IL
Is located ON a paved street ronven-
lent to both bus and ear service.
SIX exceptionally large bright
rooms. tile bath. hut-water heat
eec. lights and oak floors This
residence is really in fine condi-
tlon and ls complete with screens.
AWNINGS and metal weather strips.
We invite your comparison with
higher.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Realtors.
l4l2 Eye St NV Frank. a5u3
STORE. H ST. NV. $500
Store and = rooms and bath: rented at
SD per month.
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O-EAMHY HOESE

DELIGHTFUL HOLLOw-TILE
COLONIAL HOME.
Here is an opportunity to purchase a
charming detached residence on quiet square.
close to Walter Reed Hospital: ideal for Off
Gers House comprises large entrance hall
living room with open fireplace. large dining
room. extra large kitchen and pantry. oak
foors gas electricity and hot-water heat ;
colonial front porch entire width of house
also rear porch. Second floor has large
bedrooms aud bath. large closets and an attic
over entire house: screens. metal weather
Stripping: extra long yard. with garage.
owner leaving for South is Offering this
house at n real sacrifice price Terms only
81 900 cash. balance like rent. Phone NJ ain
6147.
WILLIAM B. KRAFT
901 9th st. NV
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$40 KENTUCKY AVE Sc
Semi diet aChed brick home Il very large
rooms. ami. garage paved street and
alley make oHer. VIII consider trade
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30S Claiming st. NE.

s6975: 500 $500 cash.
S55 Monthly.
H.-w.h. g. e.. 3 porches. paved st. gar. sp.
Key from Owner. Cleve. 554S.
SIX ROOMS; AMI: BRICK GARAGE:
near Truxton Circle right price to quick
buyer. Phone North 5733 for appoistment
A DANDY NEW DETACHED. ALL BRICK.
rooms and bath; ami; h,w: heat; instan-
Chevy Chase. D. c.: $3.50 cash and SIS
month. Address Box 2-K. Star office 70
NEW DETACHED HOUSE. NV. SECTION
full cellar; $50 cash and $50 mo Address
FORCED TO LEAVE TOWN WILL SACRT.
fee an So tapestry brick house having
ami. and located in hest section of ne
to nnrchasec with 81 500 cash for s. $50:
Easy terms. Call Mr.. Lewis. Main 273O. or
address Room 404 Continental Trust Bldg
!th AND SITS. N.E.17CoRNER, HOUSE.
. rooms. reception hall. bath. hot-water
heat. elec;: vacant; price very reasonable
CIsSEL TALBoTT & co. INC.
zoos \. Y. Ave. NV Main 1902.
So. .5OO-RENTS FOR $50 MO-: q LARGE
wards. garages S475 cash, $50 mo. LIN ~
colin 34R
Evening star., 1926-11-07

A SMALL CASH PAYMENT
and easy monthly terms will buy new
room tapestry brick home, facing park.
Spanish tile roof concrete front, porch.
Of house. tiled bath with built-in tub and
shower. six closets oak floors hot-water
heat and all modern convenienres. With or
without garage. Do not fail to inspect.
7125 GEORGIA AVE.
Open and lighted every day until pm.
YOUNG 4 co.
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COLORED - S85 A MONTH. INCLUDING
All interest: Groom colonial brick, electric
lights tiled bath.
1853 2lst ST NW-OPEN.
t21st St. New Hampshire Ave. and ST.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

SECOND COMMERCIAL
NEAR 18th AND l.. S6 40
Brick home with rooms and bath
h..w.h;. Earage space: at present rented tr
coloted. easy terms
Evening star., 1926-11-07

GROOM HOCSE, COMPLETELY FUR
nished: well built. easily heated. close to
station on Great Falls ear line. Va: we'll
On covered verands AZ door kitchen sink
piano. beautiful location. daily store de-
livery AT very moderate prices: 40 minutes
a,.. H. 4 7; -, nei,o W. 7-'' -"
Evening star., 1926-11-07

| S325O-RENTS FOR S42 MO: NEWLY
papered 5-rm. dwelling. bath. 2-car garage:
well located Sc: $500 cash, S31 mo. Lin
Evening star., 1926-11-07

0IIF. I'1TH > I. n Nv.
Valuable residence II rooms and attic,
! = baths. INV h. beautiful electric fixtures.
inst water heater. front and back stairs:
/ every room bright: . garages: splendid for
rooming house or 3 apis: newly painted
{ Price and terms right.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

5-ROOM BUNGALOW ON 10th ST Ne
Ami. garage will sell on monthly pay
mont Phone NJ. 1855.
CLEVELAND PARK-S-ROOM DETACHED
house with 2 baths. large side porch with
beautiful view: large lot. shrubbery. garage.
3513 ROdmau st Cleye 403S Ss
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.o+ 4th ST. N.E-EASY TERMS
+ laise rooms q rooms deeps and bath
INV h. electric lights: immaculate condition
FRANK NJ. DOYLE.
90 10Th
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l WANT ABOUT II OR MORE HOUSES
to sell Immediately. II, your price and
terms are reasonable will answer at once.
Address PoX ~ St.r sce pe'"''e ''"''
Evening star., 1926-11-07

AN IDEAL HOME
ON LAMONT ST.
A STEP OFF 18th
Attractive house 6 large rooms. tile
bath, Recently redecOrated throughout
Finest brick construction. 2 back porches,
large front porch. Convenient to schools
churches, stores and street cars and busses
Phone Columbia 1859. or call at 4211 18th
st. NV.
REFINED COLORED.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE BED
ROOMS. 9 BATHS. INSTANTANEOUS HOT
WATEk hEATEK 3 M IL LARGE R, s YAkD R
COLUMBIA RID. BARGAIN. ACT
QUICKLY. H. L.. McGRAW. 4?5 4th ST
NE. LINCOLN 424IW. 70
NEW DETACdED BUNGALOWS. NORTH
Capitol and Madison sts. and Blair rd-5
rooms bath. large attic. hardwood floors.
real buy at our price: open.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SON
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FOR S.ALE-HOCSES

street "Takoma" car Unel Col $500
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| 1924 10th NW-GOOD ROOM1NG DIS
| trct: 10 rooms electricity: garage: Iatrobe
i heat: low cash payment: from OWNER:
$50 C6O Omen Sunday North E33R ~
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RENT-SUBITRRA\ PROPERTY.

Q Rms, BATH. TNFURNiSHED. OFT
buildings acre ground, in I.andover. Nd.
60 minutes out on concrete highway. half
block Penn. K sta TH0S. n WALSH
/. III st \ Ma,1a IS q
Evening star., 1926-11-07
FOR SAI.E.-HOI'SES.

DELTG HTFTL HOME S'fTCCo: s ROOMS:
trees: in perfect condi ts1n Price reduced
So 600 for quick sale; ,situaed in Chevy
Chase, D, C.. l block of Hars. Address box
Evening star., 1926-11-07

COLORED-MODERN BRICK. NEAR DC-
pont Circle: rooms. . baths. finished base
ment; storage heater: reasonable terms
owner; no agents Address Box Ok, star
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-03-18
Ancient Sugar Vessels.

When Henry c. Werner was scald-
ing his sugar keelers week or two
ago, preparatory to making sugar, he
found one vessel with the brand,
"Peter Meyers, 1922" 1t is therefore
1O4 years old and still in good state
of preservation, the white pine slaves
being in good condition and only the
bottom of the vessel showing signs of
decay. He also found another vessel
with the Peter Meyers brand, dated
1856. Peter Meyers was the pioneer
business man of Meyersdale. He died
in 1870. The sugar camp on the Mey-
ers farm was closed some years ago
and the keelers were sold. Henry
Werner purchased some of them but
did not notice until now how old some
of them are.-Meyersdale Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-03-18
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG
Stanley Ashby, Crellin, Victim
Of Accident at Stanley Coal
Company's Mine Tuesday

Stanley Ashby, pit boss at the Stan
ley Coal Company's mine near Crellin,
was seriously injured Tuesday after
noon by being run over by loaded
mine car as it was being shifted from
the main track to a switch running
to the stone dump of the workings.
At the point where the accident oc-
Cured there is an incline and the car
loaded with rock had attained con-
siderable Roadway. To avoid wreck
and consequent delay in the operation
of the mine Mr.. Ashby attempted to
stop the car by applying the brakes,
but losing his balance he fell with his
leg across the rail and the car passed
over it producing a compound frac-
ture as well as crushing the leg and
bone to pulp.
AS quickly as possible DR.. McComas
responded to hurried call for surgi-
cal aid and made the injured man as
comfortable as possible.
Mr.. Ashby recently recovered from
a serious injury which he sus-
tanned at the same mine when he was
struck on the head by an overhead
piece of timber and which resulted in
slight fracture of his skull.