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averages l4.oo6l4.25; choice 900 to

averages l4.OO6l4.25; choice 800 to
1926 mound butchers around 1880.
Fat lambs have declined around 80
cents more on the average while
sheep hace held about steady. Bucky
lambs are being Disseminated against,
bulk Of the fat lambs now selling
ut i3.25Ml4.25; culls down to 1000.
Fat ewes bulkcd To packers ut 4.OOM
SEQ. with yreeder buyers taking con-
siderable numbers at 4.75m7.O0.
Some weakness developed on in
between and grassy cows while
matured steers on the weighty order
were unpopular and closed lOMl5
cents lower. Yearlings were active
sellers at all~times. as well rs earn
ing top prices on practically adj SEES
sions. cxperimentally fed offerings
from the University Of Minnesota
Farm reaching 1900 and 1855 while
best commercially fed yearlings top
ped At 900. Maturcd bceves reached
9.8S. best heavies 9.75. the hulk Of
all weights going at S.6O@9.25. She
stock turn ut 4.75@7.25 for, most
cows and heifcrs from 3.75M4.5O on
cutters. bulls bulking at 5.5O@6.OO.
Veal calves closed 25 cents lower or
mostly ut 1925.
Stocker and feeder values closed
steady to 25 cents higher, palmer
grades showing the upturn. Bulk of
the steer run cleared ut 5.75@7.OO;
cows and heifers from 4.2fN05.15.
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FURNITURE ros aAl.H

- - -s-
FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine
/. $4,000, 3 tube Radio set, sanitary
cot, new, $500, good heating stove
$1,000, kitchen table. Noreh swing,
porch chairs and table, baby buggy,
(. tubs, wringers, boiler, glass fruit
jars. jelly glhsses. and other mr.
ticles. Phone 763LJ or call ut 4Ol
South Ninth st.
FOR .SALE-C omplete restaurant
fixtures and equipments consisting
OF dishes. silvervare, tables, chairs.
ice boxes, show cases. lunch count
err, cash register. Toastwich ma
chine and many other articles too
numerous to mention, everything
must 60. Inquire or write Romans
Cafe. Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Fumlture. Large sized
bed. sagless spring and mattress
$500, library table $500, porce-
lain top kitchen cabinet $500:
GO ID. capacity Herrick Refr,gera.
tor $1,000, all in good condition.
Phone 597J or call at sic Ander.
son, near Roosevelt school.
FOR SALE-velour full overstuffed
davenport and chairs. Also other
household furniture. Mrs. Geo. s.
Wilson, 604 Fourth ST., N. ".
Mandan. N. D.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, 54-inch
American Walnut dining table,
Queen Anne style. Good as new.
liz R0sser. Phone 667J.
FOR SALE--One fumed oak dining
table. AZ inch. in good. condition.
$500. One brass light fixture.
Phone 7OCJ.
FOR SALE-1 DuOfold. / Kitchen
cabinet. / library table. All prac.
tically new. Phone 680J. 22l w.
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FOR SALE

8 ROOM bungalow, one year old,
modern. basement garage, east
front. close in, spick and span,
$56OO.OO. sS
3 ROOM house, east front, modern,
good condition, close In, $30OO.00.
II ROOM house, Fourth street. close
in. hot water heat, wide lot. 3 stall
garage, nice lawn and trees. well
built. splendid condition. $83S0.00.
s ROOM bungalow. modern. east
front, newly decorated. nice lawn
and shrubbery. garage. $S600.O0.
= ROOM house, modern, east front,
good condition, nice part OF city,
screened porch, nice lawn. garage,
100000.
6 ROOM house, south front. fine
trees, modern, good condition, eooa
part 81 city. 44900.N0.
s ROOM cottage, east front. partly
modern. $4,000.
BUILDING LOTS In al parts OF the
city ct Ill ssrts % prices snd terms.
FARM LANlS-This short small
grain crop Is the best thine, In tn
long run. which has happened. It
will mean more hogs, cattle. shsep,
milking and corn. BUY NOW.
INSURANCE-In reliable eempsnies,
fire, tornado, automobile.
Pc. YOUNG.
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Election Results
in Stutsman County

jamestown. N. D., July 3.-tR-A.
H. Sherman. present county auditor,
is high man for nomination to that
office in the primary and w. H. Nye,
former editor Of the Stutsman Coun-
ty Citizen, is second.
s. b. Spanton. pioneer in the county,
is high for sheriff and the present
deputy. D. e. Ross. is second of a
field Of eight candidates. including
Gus Koth, present treasurer. For
treasurer, c. X. Weber is high and
Andrew Roedel second. Russell
Chase. present county attorney. leads
C. S. Buck by about 600 votes and
the present county judge, r. G. Nc
has doubled the vote of his
opponent, Attorney Otto Wiencke.
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Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
City National Bank building
Bismarck, North Dakota.
NAfNIfsRN
NOTICES or FoFECI.osUnE sALn-

NOTICE or FOpECLOsUnE SALT
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
liyereS by .a Aaolph DsK , an6'
dated the LIST day Of December. 1915.
and filed for record In the office Of
the register OF deeds OF Burleigh
County. State Of North Dakota, on
the l3th day Of December, 1916. and
recorded In book 1O7 OF mortgages
on page 427. and assigned by said
mortgagee to Emily Bangs. on the
27th day Of December. 1915. which
assignment was filed for record In
the office Of said register. of deeds
and recorded in book l3S Of asslgn-
ments on page 2. and again assigned
20 w. ID. Wyard. on the lst day Of
May, 1925, which assignment was
filled for record In the office OF
day OF April. 1926. and recorded in
book It's 9f assignments on page 315.
and which mortgage was extended
rs to time Of payment from the Int
day OF March, 1921 to the lst day
filed for record In the office OF said
register ofs deeds ON the cath day OF
March. 1921, ana recorded In book
l6S oa Mise. Mtgs. on page 1874.
VIII b4 foreclOsed by the sale OF
hereinafter described. at TIE front
GDor q the court house. In the
City OF Bismarck. County Of Bmr.
leigh and State OF North Dakota.
at the hour Of O'clock b. n, On
s sne tn day OF August. 1926. to
m0rteage ON the day OF sale. The
premises 1eacrihed In such n1nrteaeo
and which will be aold 10 aaffafy the
SANE me. are descrlhed a. followa:
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STATE TO PURCHASE BATTLE
FIELD OF l777

Albany. Purchase by the state Of
four farms marking the site Of the
surrender Of Burg0yne at the Battle
Of Saratoga was directed recently N
the first step toward rehabilitation
Of the Revolutionary battlefielis for
the states sesquis centennial cele-
bratiOn next year.
Historic sites at Saratoga, Ben
nington. Fort Stanwix and Oriskany
will be marked.
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SUMMONS


state OF North Dakota. County OF
EArleish.
In District Court, Fourth Judicial
District
Helen Falconer Rechtold. Plaintiff.
vs.
Mary Kelly Mcagher, Morgan II.
Weeks. and all other persons un-
known claiming any estate or in.
tereSt In or lien or encumbrances
upon the property described IN the
state Of North Dakota to The Above
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint In this ac-
ton, which II on file In the office of
the clerk of said court. and to serve
copy OF your answer upon the
subscribers within thirty days after
tho service Of this summons upon
you. exclusive OF tho day of service:
and In case Of your failure to appear
against you by default for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 4th day OF June, 1920.
Newton. Duiiam & Young,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
City National Bank Building.-
Bismarck, North Dakota.
NOTICE
To The Above Named Defendants:
Take Notice: That the above en-
titled action relates to the follow
luH ueScrtDeu property, situate IN
the county of Burlegh and state OF
North Dakota. towit: Lots One "a
and Two (2D, In Block Fifty-nine
ta9). Mckenzie and Collins Addi-
ton to the city of Bismarck: that
said action Is brought to quiet title
to such property: and that no per.
sonal claim Ia made against the de-
PENDANTS, or either or any OF them.
Dated this 4th day OF June. 1925.
Newton. Dullam T. Young,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
City National Bank Building.
bismarck, North Dakota.
G-lo.19.oe 7-3.1O.l7
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neu0CELlANDOU0
SHIP YOUR horses to Jamestown
sale, July IL, where we have lots Of
eastern and southern buyers. Write
for more information to Elder
Horse Sale CO., Darlington, N. OAK.
WANTED Old false teeth. We pay
high as $40 for full sets. Don't
matter il broken. We buy crowns,
bridges. Western Metal Company.
Bloomington, Ill.
DlAMONDS-$2O, $36, $50, SIS, 500,
others up. terms. Write or ask to
see these BARGAINS. James W..
Aarek. Wilton Cafe. Wilton, N.
Dat.
FOR SALE-lOO head yearling cattle.
haystacker, } moving machines,
and bucker. J. +. Chesak, l2K
miles southeast Of Bismarck.
t376.0O CREDIT on the purchase
price of new Oldsmobile for sale
or trade on city lot. Geo. L. Xii.
= mer. Phone 728.
WANTED TO SELI-lReed baby car
riage. Practically new. Reason
able. 6l4-7th st. -
MINERAL RODS. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. Write +. D. Robinson. Box
81. Elgin, Tex.
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions
{ Mercury readines 81 Z :. m.l
b. IIIl1IlD

Enthusiastically cloudy. &C; roads
good.
st. Cloudy Clear, 81; roads good.
Mankato Partly cloudy, Is; roads
good.
Rochester part., cloudy. "a;
roads good. t-
Duluth Partly cloudy, GO: roads
good
amcstown---Clear, 70; roads good.
Winona Clear, n: rOads fair.
Hibbine Partly cloudy, o.: roads
good.
Mandan- Clear, CD; roads good.
Grand Forks Cloudy, 69; roads.
good
Fargo-Clcar. r.; roads good.
Municipality cloudy, %; roads
good.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

TOuth st. Paul. July 3.-(R-Dis-
counts of 81 or more in prices Of
packing sows and pigs have featured
the hog trade during the week. put
ting packing sows on an 100 to
1900 basis with bulk of the good
pigs at 1850 SAYS the weekly review
Of the United States department Of
agriculture. Better lights and but
cheers show losses Of Is to so cents
in spots. bulk $50 to ESQ pound
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NOTICE ron SCHOOL al'PPI.IEs

NOTICE FOR SCHOOg. SUPPLIES
Bids are requested for supplying
the City OF Rismafck Public Schools
with black boards. furniture. lock-
ers. stOkers. etc. Bids to be opened
O'rl0cis p. M. High School build
ing Tuesday. July Is. 1925 Privilege
reserved to reject any or all bids.
FOr1full particulars see Supt. Saxvik.
Ily order Of Board OF Education.
Richard Pen wartlen, Clerk
rs. 4. e.10.12 rsl
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! NOTICE ron CONCRETE WORK

bids are requested for replacing
wooden walk and platform on north
side William Moore School. Cement
or concrete job. bids To he opened
building Tuesday. July Is. 1896.
Privilege reserved to reject any or
all bids. For specifications see
Superintendent Saxvtk.
BY order Of Board Of EducatiOn.
Richard Tenwarden, Clerk.
7-3.6-0-iO-
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NOTICE ron CNAL SUPPLY

bids Care requested for furnish
SCHOOL, during the year ending
Schools during the yaer ending
Juno 3Oth, 1927, che thousand tons
more or less best lump Ignite coal.
one thousand tons more or less ltg-
mite slack or crushed Ignite coal.
in coal bins M requires.
Bids to be opened O'Clock 3. r.,
High. School hnilding. Tuesday, July
II lNe6. Privilege reserved. to re-
t0ct ANY cr all bias.
by order OF Board OF Education.
Richard Penwardeh. Clerk.
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MI,1 ! :

HERE IS An opportunity TO double
ent position. We want IA expert
eneed candy or cigar salesman. to
il the western parE Of this state
on jobbers basis direct to the re-
tail trade with full freight sllow.
ance aad fun jobbers discounts.
Muat have his own car and the
actual candy or cigar settling experi.
case In this territory n you hsve
. clean record. have the ability to
make good, We will be pleased to
q int detaila with yeu. Kiadly
tAu Us all shout yourself In first
letter, give all details about your
sast experience Ter confidsntiaa
confederation Address: Sales Nam
aeer, r. A. MArt6ccio CO., MIN.
.nsapolis, Mimi.
sALESMEN WANTED "A large niahu-
facturer OF Aseounplets and popular
priced quality bulk candy line 10
seeking the services Of IN expert
enced salesman for good territory
in southwestern N. Oak. Tho man
we select must have . wide selling
experience in this territory and an
extensive acquaintance with the re-
tail dealers. Preference will be
given man Who knows the candy
lire or who sold kindred products.
This position Will be permanent and
profitable TO conscientious work.
er. Give full information in first
letter, which We will treat conf.
dentlaliy. Write care Of Tribune
no: W: -.-.--.
TAILORING SALESNEN--Big money
making Fall line. 100 all wool
9x12 samples in case FREE. Union
made 70 order. One price. $3.50,
Worth $40. Commissions Is in ID.
vance plus bonus. Write now.
Wilson Tailoring CO., 0Q8 W. Jack
SON Blvd, Chicago. ese. lo7l.,
SALESMAN-Old established house
has opening in protected terri.
tory for experienced shoe sales
man, preferably with car, where
practical. No floaters apply.
Shields Consolidated. Inc. Bombay,
Ny
COLLECTION Agency wants travel-
ing Salesman. Auditor. Solicit con.
tracts. Appoint sub-agents. $4,000
Weekly. Give references. Inter-
national. 435 Mills Bldg, San Fran
cisco.
SlOO.$2OO WEEKLY. Big Coz. and
weekly salary. Reliable house.
Guarantee dealers turnover or
money back. Rapid promotion. A.
New Specially CO.. Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
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Possible dissolution of Reichstag
avoided through withdrawal of royal
property measure compromise.
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Tribune CLASSIFIED Advertisement
f5H ONE =- -*&.'s =
MALI KHf.raWAN1M

HELP WANTE6--Garaee necAanic
with car. Having the ambition and
desire to SEEK, Can make . very
good living with our line. Local
territory. Milwaukee Tool =
Forge Co., Is No. 18th st.. MIN,
neapolis. Mimi.
WANTED Men and women 10 learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes.
Catalog AMI special offer free.
Moler Barber college. Fargo. n. y.
WANTED-A camp cook and flanksy
for Hi-Line cOnatructiOn Hughes
grim. s Fl
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WORK WANTED
STUDENT wants place to work for
board and room. Bismarck Col.
lege, Telephone 1873.
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FARGO HITTER

Fargo. ~. D., July g. tP)- Butter
fat. churning cream 3s; packing
stock 25.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

MY MODERN, EFFICIENT METHODS
can quickly sell your property (any-
where); send legal description and
best price for particulars, X. H.
Crane. Bercsford, S. ID.
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More than 100000 pounds oil
honey were produced during 1926 il
Manitoba, Canada.
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HARVEY HARRIS r co,
J: 2. JACKSON, Manager.

ROOM FOR 0ENTLEMAN--Very
nicely furnished in one Of the fin
est residences in Rismarck. Not
water at all times. Close In. Call
at 600 Seventh St. North.
FOX RENT-Nieely furnished sleep
ing rooms, and also light house.
keeping rooms. Close in. Phone
1O52R or call at 422 Fourth St.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms 1.-Two
Or three) for light housekeeping
modern home. lloO Broadway Cor
y Street. Phone. l29W.
FOR RENT--Light housekee pinr
room. very reasonable. Suitable
for couple Of ladies. Close In.
Phone 357W.
FOR RENT-Cool pleasant connected
Of single light housekeeping room.
College Bldg. Telephone 1888.
FOR RENT-Furnished room IN mod
ern home. also garage, close In.
6l9 Sixth St. Phone 730.
FOR RENT-Nicely Furnished room !,
suitable for two people. Phone
9G4. C23 Sixth st.
FOR RENT--Room in modern home !,
close in. Private entrance. Cali
at 322 Second st.
FOR Modern room. Close IN,
Call 40lW. Also single garage
I reasonable.
Fob RENT-Two furnished room
sPartmsnt. The Lourain Apts.
FOR RENT-Single room in down
town district. First Guaranty Bank.
WELL FURNISHEn room in : mod.
ern home. Phone 687W2.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE AT ONCE-A complete
bulk oil station including one ISL
900 gallon tank, one 10000 gallon
tank, unloading equipment and
truck tank. Write care Tribune
No. n.
FOR SALE-Meat Market. Good
selling, poor health. John Lsnge.
liers, Pollock, s. Oak.
FOR SALE-Ho1el. Cafe and Confec-
tionery in good Western N. Oak
town. Write care Tribune No. ~.
LANDS FOR sALE-FLORIDA
TWENTY ACRES
AND PLENTY
FREE book tells truth about Florida
land; monthly payments 31.k0 m
acre; no interest; no taxes; sick
+ benefit features; Sylvester E.
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NOTICE--The lady who took my
brown scarf with pockets on each
side, on night Of June 30, II p. M.
please leave same ut Tribune office
to save trouble Of us calling on
her. Mrs. c. O. Peterson, Wilton.
N. ID.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED lpy Russell. Miller Coz

] cent per pound discount under bb
lb. Ear corn. 20 his, 5 cents under
shell.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

DEPENDABLE USED CARS
CARS SELECTED WITH CARE.
Carefully inspected before deliv.
! ery-Wen taken care Of while in
stock, high regard for our used
car owners ~ they later buy new
cars from us. these are some Of
the considerations to reckon with
in buying y good, dependable used
car.
Ford Truck. Warford Trans,
$500; Dodge Touring, $185; Light
Ford Truck, with Body, $295; "a
Dodge Touring, $526; Cadillac
touring, $285, and other good
val0es. Easy payments.
PHONE 500.
M. b. GILMAN CO.
, 1926-01-13

ing and supply purposes and IS to be
equipped with apparatus for partly lift
ing submarines which is damaged and
towing it.
Washington. -Rumors state that if
President Coolidge does not appoint a
successor to General Pershing as Chair
man of the Tacna africa PIebiscite within
a few days it will indicate that he has
successfully searched and found a civil
ian instead of military man to carry on
work.
Rome.-Democracy of United States is
more apparent than real, Benito MussOl-
mi said in special interview. 1t func-
tons well. Premier went on, because ma
ton commands a sSper abundance of
natural riches which permits huge and
CONSTANT waste of energies.
Los An yeles, Calf. Victor Gerard.
wealthy business man. stated thattan or
ganization of Los Angeles business men
had raised a fund amounting to 1,250,O00
dollars for ten round fight between the
worlds heavyweight champion Jack
Dempsey and Harry Wills, colored aspi-
rant for the crown; if negotiations are
successful the fight is scheduled TO be
held here next November.
Paris. Former Ambassador to Spain
Alexander P. Moore was mentioned as
only man to take General Pershing's post
at africa as Chairman of the Tacna africa
PIebiscite. Mr.. Moore said that while he
had not known that President Coolidge
was considering him hat he had full
knowledge of the situation at africa and
was pulling to help.
, 1926-01-13
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX,
10TH JANUARY 1926.
Courtesy of the Associated PYe8S.)

Washington. Department of Justice
is conducting investigation to determine
whether or not there is in existance any
combination of baking companies which
are acting in violation of the antitrust
laws, despite denials by Ward and Gen
eral Baking Companies. Federal inves-
tigators are inspecting to ascertain what
would be economic effect of consolidation
of such magnitude.
WashinQton.-New submarine tender
Holland,l first vessel of this type to be
built by'navy. will be launched at Puget
Sound Navy Yard February fifteenth
and commissioned about April first. De-
partment announcement said ship was
named in honor of John Holland, inventor
who designed first submarine for Ameri-
can navy in 1875. The Holland was pri-
marily designed to act as mother ship for
submarines and floating base for repair
, 1926-01-13
Is Due Here Monday Morning and Will
be Open for Inspection Tuesday
Afternoon.
IS NOW LINES FLAGSHIP.
List of Passengers Includes Several
Officials and Others Anxious to
Make First Voyage.

The new Coamo Of the Porto Rico
Line, due to arrive on her maiden trip
next Monday morning, will be open for
inspection Tuesday afternoon from |
o'clock to 4. Invitations and cards Of
admlttance are being sent out by the San
Juan office OF the company.
, 1926-01-13
MAY SUSPEND COLLECTORS.

The Public Service Commission an
nounces that collectors of guaguas will
benceforth be punished by a week or
more suspension from work for riding
in the seats of busses, while thirty days
suspension will be given to drivers who
90 not follow the set tariff rates or who
attempt to drive over different routes
than those prescribed by the commits
sion.- Porto Rico Progress. Jan. 9th.
, 1926-01-13
THREE KINGS DAY HERE; ONLY
A PART HOLIDAY.

Hundreds of children are happy today
with the gifts the Three Kings brought
them during the night. In many home
the visitors lavished luxurious present
while in other places a ten-cent &c
was all they could afford to leave.
a few homes they did not come at .
and there The charity organizations 2
doing their best to substitute.
, 1926-01-13

When the new ship leaves her pier in
New York at moor tomorrow she will
have aboard several officials4of the Porto
Rico Line, including John E Craig, vice
president of the company, and many
others who are timing their travel TO Por-
to Rico so as to take the first sailing of
the new Coamo.
Capt. j. o. Foss will be in command
of the Coamo and many of the staff of
the San Lorenzo have transferred to the
new ship.
Hereafter the San Lorenzo and Goa
mo will sail from San Juan and New
York on alternate Thursdays, to arrive
Monday mornings. The Porto Rico has
been leased to the Ward Line for SER
vice in Mexican ard Central American
waters.
The Coamo is described as one of the
finest and fastest vessels in regular
tropical service. and a splendid ad1i-
ton to the fleet Of the company. She
was especially designed for this SER
vice by Theodore E. Ferris Of New
York, following plans outlined by Frank
lin D. Mooney, President Of the Porto
Rico Line.
The Coamo will make an average
speed of 16 knots an hour, making the
run from New York to San Juan IN three
days, Is hours. She is Alb feet long,
has a beam of SO feet six inches and
displacement Of approximately Il 600
tons. There are. Accommodations for 283
first cabin passengers, and 100 pasSen-
gers in the second cabins.
The first class staterooms are fitted
with wardrobes, electric fans, thermos
bottles, dressing tables and twin beds.
There is a luxurious lounge and music
room, there are social halls, a library,
writing ROOM, deck veranda, a tea room,
smoking room and a sheltered dancing
deck. One of the pleasant features Of
the service afforded by the Coamo is its
orchestra. which gives regular concerts
and provides music for dancing.
The Coamo becomes the flagship of
. the Porto Rico Line fleet. %supplanting
the San Lorenzo. The latter is herself
is a modern oil. burning. twin screw steei
vessel of 10, coo tons, with a double bot
tom and five water.tiQht bulkheads.
She is 418 feet in length with a team
of 81 feet. This vessel like the Goa
no has a number Of handsome suits
with private baths and all modern con
veniences. She, too, is to carry an or.
chestra. Ibid.
, 1926-01-13
LOCAL

Earth tremors of short duration, one
pronounced and other slight shocks, were
felt here about 9 o'clock last evening.
The S. S. Hoyti from New York ar
rived at Frederiksted this morning and
will call at Christiansted later in the
day, sailing for St. Kits this evening.
The postmaster asks to say that I'M
addressed copies of Ell Mundo" may be
claimed at his office.
The schnr. Resolution sailed for St.
Thomas yesterday afternoon with the
usual mail and the following passengers:
Jane AIIick, Jerimiah Pagasen ard Eliza
Thomas.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Teytaud celebrated
their seventeenth wedding anniversary
yesterday; congratulations!