davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-05

Doc Teeth Mackey's been having
his cold treated by Doc Flu Fronske.
Yes'day morning Doc Fronske says to
Doc Mackey:
"You cough lot more easily this
morning"
yeah" replied Doc Mackey, Give
been practicin' all night"
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-05

Carter Joy was llickin' hisself all
over the place the other nlornin' aft
er hearin' someone say that the music
at a party he'd had an invite to an
refused to go to the night before was
simply intoxicatin'.
The Coconino sun., 1926-03-05
Head and Chest Colds
Relieved In a New Way
A Salve which Releases Mcdicated
Vapors when Applied Over
Throat and Chest.

Inhaled as a vapor and, at The same
time absorbed through the skin like a
liniment, Viclls VapoRub reaches inlnc-
diateiy iRiialned, congested ar passages.
This is the modern direct treatment for
all cold troubles that is proving so popu-
lar in Canada and the States where. over
IL n1ihon jars are now used yearly.
Splendid for sore throat, tonsilitis.
bronchitis, Group head and chest colds,
cafafih, asthma or hay fever.
Just rub Eicks over throat and chest
and inhale the medicated vapors. 1t
quickly loosens up q cold.
~ O. CO 8
w ~ ~ - - 60 a9E3
Csra ZSfsgycv Laas lsEc MARIy
Evening star., 1926-05-14

the ship. Capt Holm of the Hobby
joined Isaksen in the small boat that
preceded the raft and between them
they performed a. herculean task.
With boathooks and picks they hack
ed and showed at the tide.drifted ice
until they made an opening wide
enough for the raft to nose in.
After that. a dozen of us. with oars
and poles. struggled TO keep the ice
from crushing our frail convoy as we
advanced toward the shore.
Isaksen and Holm leaped about from
cake to cake like lumberjacks in a
t.; jam. while our three enterpris-
ing motion picture operators, who had
their cameras at every vantage point.
ground out Aim and encoura ged us
with admiring shouts.
A hundred yards from the Chantier
our course took us. between two ice
bergs. which, while not large in com
parison with those seen in Greenland
were many times larger than our
whole raft and plane put together and
could have crushed us like nuts in a
nutcracker.
Moor Raft to lee Pillars.
Kings Bay has barely hundred in
habitants, but they made quite an
impressive crowd as they stood there
on the beach amid all the surround
ing desolation and watched us ma
neuver our way ashore. When We
had moored the raft to two pillars OF
ice. hewn out for the purpose. our
job was practically done. for il was
the work OF only few minutes Ia
rig up block nd tackle and haul the
plane up on the beach.
AS il slid gently along the icy pla nkS
Evening star., 1926-05-14

ga asoline stoves the cook was able
to supply hot coffee and food at all
hours.
knew we must get off before the
middle Of May, as the weather Is
clear up to that time, but fOggy and
uncertain afterward.
Bennett and the crew got the mo-
tors going and the skis on in record
time. and after lunch we were ready
to taxi up the hill. We had on the
plane our largest and strongest skis.
We had considerable difficulty in get
ting the engines started, but when
once under way the powerful motors
pulled the plane easily over the snow.
Our skis did not look any too
strong. with the weight Of the great
plane upon them. Sure enough, we
found on examination that one ski
had split and that one of the landing
gear fittings had torn loose. Things
looked black. II this happened when
the plane was virtually empty. what
would happen when she carried a
double load?
VIC changed our gear fittings and
put on what we thought were our
next strongest pair Of skis. We
then repaired the first broken skill
The men worked all night on these
repairs:
had some respect for snow when
| started on this venture. have
more now. We trampled it down and
took out ridges and bumps for thou.
sand-yard runway ahead of the plane.
Believe me, no one knew from expert.
ence what a big. three. .motOred plane
on skis would do on snow. There
was something for us TO learn.
The big moment of the start Of our
Evening star., 1926-05-14

and finally rested safely on the snow
the crowd gave spontaneous cry OF
surprise.
Most of them had frankly predicted
that the joo could never be accom-
plished-that they knew the ice. "
From that moment the Kings Bay
people were our frm friends. and we
were overwhelmed with offers Of their
service.
Grateful for Heip
When it came to repairing broken
parts of the plane we were glad TO
avail ourselves Of the coal company
machine shop, and ii is II pleasure
to record here my appreciation or tne
kindness of the ma ne ger. MI. smith,
and MIR. Mayer and Mr. kise.
When we got ashore we found some
misundersta nding had arisen about
motion picture rights. and for the hrsi
day our cameramen were not alloWed
ashore. This was Strengthened out
later. to everybody'S satisfaction, nut
meanwhile our resourceful operators
had taken possession of stray Ice
berg, which was anchored near our
landing place. and from there had
splendid view Of the whole operation
Of putting the plane ashore.
,Our men worked all night on the
plane. to get the motors working, so
we could taxi her up the hill. opposite
the great Amundsen. Ellsworth han
gar. We decided to take off down
hill. toward the water.
Chips. our carpenter. the hardest
working man of the expedition. built
A house near the plane OF sheets of
natentcd building material. With our
Evening star., 1926-05-14
BYRD'S OWN STORY is TRIBUTE
TO AIDES SKILL AND FORTTTUDE

great 6S-foot wing was carefully hoist
ed to the deck. Had this wing fallen
the expedition would have ended right
there.
Wing Put on Fuseiage.
Now we had the nfuselage aboard
the raft and had conquered our nrst
enemy, the ice jam, but just as we
were hosting the wing from the hoio
a fresh breeze blew up which made 1t
impossible to lower the wing oversize
and bolt it to the fuselage.
Bennett and myself consulted as to
the possibility of taking the fuseiaSe
ashore first and putting ii safely out
of the way of the ice. .jammins and
grinding around the Chantier land one
raft moored alongside. But tnat
would mean assembling the plane on
shore. To lift the great wing lnto
position we should have had to bultd
a scaffoldins, and even then we reared
some accident might happen. We de
cided TO defer mounting the wing
until the wind died down.
In the morning the wind had gone
down, but the ice was packed in be-
tween ms and the shore i'm a dense
mass. There was slight SVEN from
the tide. so that the ice remained III
broken pieces. Nevertheless. II looked
from the ship as if an agile man
might walk ashore without getting
his feet wet. In fact. an hour later
Isaksen practically did walk ashore
for he was consta antly out on the
bigger cakes of ice, towing our boat
through them and breaking path
for the raft.
1t was the work of only half hour
to swing the wing oversize and Doll
il in place on the fuselage. 1t would
have been almost impossible to do 1t
IL there had been any wind, so great
is the surface OF the wing. Rafting
il also would have been haZa rdous. be-
cause gust might easily have cap
sized the pontooa.
Hack Way Through lee.
When everything was ready the
Hobby. which was standing by TO as
sist if necessary, cut a circle around
the Chantier. lcosening the ice nearest
Evening star., 1926-05-14
CONTINUED from First Pacel

z CONTINUED from First PaSe.l
relation 70 the Noree's trip 10 Kings
allowed to get TO the dock during the
night hours. hut the caniain of the
Heimdal objected that he could not
subject a ship which was much small
er than the Chantier to the dangers
: threatened ny the rapidly shifting
ice foes in Kings BAY.
Natives Praise Spirit.
! There was nothing left for us to do
hut anchor and somehow get our
plancS on a pontoon constructed Of our
four lifebo3tS We drOnDed anchor
about midnight 800 yards from the
shore and by am. not only had the
great raft constructed, bur the smaller
plane. the Richard the Third. hoisted
aboard and taken. ashore. The Nocwe'
CLANS were astonshed and I was tre-
mendouslv pleased when | heard two
of them say: That is the American
spirit" felt very proud of the men
. with me who had done this.
Soon wind and tide brought heavy
hunks of ice. and il looked as il we
could not even st Ia the pontoon Al
the beach | got hold of our ice pilot,
1saksen. who is a great Viking Il so
nicknamed himl. and 10 my astonish-
ment he said he could get 10 the raft
in a small wooden boat. SO capt. Bren-
nan. the third mate. Nolan. Viking
and myself started out i'm dinghy to
try to get the raft back.
With boat hooks and poles we Wris-
cled our way. thanks Ia the Viking.
through the ice pack, and after an
hour reached the raft. ON shore we
were Joined by several men. who had
been left on watch at the plane. and
with the same method as we used with
the small boat we got the lart back TO
the ship.
The men. who were getting some
sleep after their all-niSht labor. were
routed out at noon. and after lunch
We set toward getting The Josephine
Ford out of the forward hold. First
the fuSclace WAS taken out and Sc.
cured TO the raft. Much of the time
this was being done il showed and the
ice cot thicker in the hay. Then the
Evening star., 1926-05-14

first trial flight was at hand. Bennett
shot the motors on full power. The
plane hesitated a moment. skidded and
ran full tilt into a snowbank, at the
left, before Bennett could cut out the
motors. This time the right ski was
smashed and one Of the landing gear
rods bent. The men were not dis
heartened They dug the plane out
of the snowbank and put jacks under
the broken ski. AT the same time ]
gave orders to take smaller set of
skis and enlarge and strengthen
them. Neville and Chips. the viking.
worked all night on the job, down In
the engine room. and the next morn
ing we were ready for trial flight.
This time our respect for the snow
was still greater. We treated the
undersides OF the skis with rosin L"
make the going smoother. The take
Evening star., 1926-05-14

off this time was successful. With
Bennett, Neville and Parker taking
turns at the wheel. a trial fight of
2 hours and 10 minutes was made.
The motors functioned perfectly, not
in the least hampered by the cold. and
our great fear that the low tempera-
ture would stall them was forgotten.
Noville's wonderful fight engineering
had overcome all effect Of the cold.
Evening star., 1926-05-14

and he had been able to start the
motors with the greatest ease, al
though many predicted we could not
get them started UP there this time
of the year.
Preparations for the final take off
now began. We TAXED the plane to
the top of the hill to get as long =
run as possible. and the men bega
Continued on Twenty-third PaceJ
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Deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

1925. deed to lot 20, new city block 2O5c;
$40. etc.
a. =. Lowrey and wife to Wcstmoor-
land College, September 16. 1875. deed
to lot IS new city block 2O50; SO. etc
Westmoorland College to \. T.. Low
rey, September 1G. 1925, deed to lots
- and -, block is, Wesimooriand Col
.ege; 40, etc.
Alfred l.. and Norma Basse ct AL
| heirs OF Alfred Ease. deceased, 20 Lena
Case. December II. 1926, deed to all
interest In estate of Alfred Basse, both
real and personal: 81.
Pierce Bobbitt to J. B. Lightfoot. De-
| ceTber IS, 1925, deed to lots 81 and 81,
Court addition; $1,000.
Harry Lewis. Willie Lewis. Viola Jack
son, by oliver w. johnson. trustee. &c
A. a. Woods, January 5, 1925, trustee :
deed to lot 1G, block .. new city block
5S5; $3.50.
I James and blanche Flowers to Oliver
W. johnson, December 81, 1925. deed to
lots 15 and II, block 4, new city block
6O43; $40. etc.
Harlandale Development Company to
| Fred c. Dole, January 5. 1896, deed to
lots 10 ana u, block &C. san Jose Town
ship addition $500.
Gertrudis L. Valdez ct al. heirs o..
Micaela H. Valdez, deceased. TO Ceics-
tino Valdez, September !. 1925, deed to
|
in city block 4!67. belonging TO their
mothers estate; $40. etc.
e. A. Mayor Sr. to Mrs. II. L. Haze
mel, october /. 1925, deed 10 lot ., block
IS. Pasadena Heights; $500.
Fred and Beulah Green 10 Alexandra
| Jiminez, December I. 1875. deed 10 lot
1, new city block 1883; $500.
| +. NJ. and Fannie l.. Burkett and Fred
| Z. and Irene Burkctt 20 Francis NJ. BurS-
cit. January 5, 1926, deed TO lots IL. IL
| and a. block 81. Edgcwood addition;
| $40, etc. and partition.
| r. a. Richey to Lucas Ortiz. January
| c, 1926, deed TO the aouth I@i3 feet of
| lot l., block ;, new city block 2iS2;
| $3.50.
II. c. Koepke to a. G steinberg Janu-
| airy ., 1926, deed &c lot IS. KOepl;c ad-
dition. city block sos; s434.72.
| J. H. r. $. and Ike :. Kampmann
| 20 Anna Sexaucr rs her separate prop
erty. September 90. 1929 deed to lots
1S-A and 1S-B. block 3, new city block
CS37: $500.
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Com
| pany to l.. j. Martin. June 4. 1925. deed
to lot c, block 20, Angeles Terrace; $40,
| etc.
Edward II. and Marvel I. Haencl to
| Edward II. Baxter, December 81. 1925.
decd TO lots 3 and s. block IS, Pasadena
Heights: S2JS".Si.
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BIRTHS.

December o3--To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Fenhush. 200 South Frio street: girl.
November 26--To MIR. and Mrs. Nsidro
Pals. 1906 Chihuahua street; boy.
December 27-TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Alderman. baylor hospital: girl.
December lS--To Mir. and Mrs. Oscar
Frederick Eayes, Santa Rosa hospital;
boy.
A. Hoag, Physicians and Surgeons hos
December Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
dolrh stcffler. l2t Jacob street: boy;
November 40 Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Meyer. 9l5 Piedmont street; girl
December 2i-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam J. Morsley, liG Klein street; girl
December 20-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
navarro. 2l7 Elm street; girl.
January SO Mr.. and Mrs. Clemente
Garcia. 1916 Santiago street; girl.
December 27--To Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Bcnayides, 1919 West Salinas street; boy
January Ito Mr. and Mrs. II. G
Bull. 1916 Sanders avenue; girl.
Luedecke, SO North Colorado street;
January ITO Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
smith, 1912 San Luis street; girl.
January ITO Mr.. and Mrs. I. c.
Ioran. 4Oe sherman street; girl.
January TO Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ur!cea. Sli North BRACES street; boy.
January 5-To Mr.. and Mrs Glen
Tanner. $40 W CSL Inco aNGluet noSs
January ITO Mr.. and Mrs. FrutosC
Molina, 1918 South Chupaderas street
girl.
January 3-To Mr.. and Mrs. GilbertC
Cara. $50 Ruiz street; girl.
January so MIR. and Mrs Charlie
Jenkins Rlcon. i06 Court View; hoy.
Jnauary ITO Mr.. and Mrs. q. L
Pcroledge, Baylor hospital; hoy.
January 40 Mr.. ana Mrs. George
W. dc Almond. eOl Calvary Post; girl
~ and Mrs AdDlnf
knapp. 1880 Fredericksburg road; boy
january Ito Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH
n Williamson, 1i3S West GrGmercl
place; girl.
January 3-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
decker. Ills Iowa street; girl.
January ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Primi
two Martinez, col South Mittman street
boy.
January ito Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy r
Deans, 2l5i Hays street; boy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Gabriel Wright and stella Turner.
Raoul Elizondo and Isabel Partidr.
w J. Proctor and Mrs. Bertha Cart
ledge.
.Iatias Gonzales and Anita Perez.
Eustacio Morales and Mrs. Guadalupe
Escobedo.
Tomas Baladcz and Mrs. Leandra
Garcia.
J. Scott Mccartney and Beulah NJ.
Dctlinge.
W. u. Sick and Sadie Mable Cherry.
T. G. Burke and Martha Funderburk.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

Funeral Notices Z
LEE-Mrs. Georgia Pati.!o Lee died at a
local hospital Wednesday afternoon at l
O'Clock; beloved sister Of Mrs. Plassec
Haggood, San Antonio. and Mira. g. c.
Bowin OF Snyder. Texas. Funeral ser
vices will be held from Porter Lorng's
funeral parlors At $3.50 O'Clock Friday
morning, with Rev. Arthur Moore off
ciatlnR. Active pallbearers include DR..
J. l.. Fielder. DR.. l.. +. Robchcaux Henry
Burney. Leroy Denman. Gilbert Denman
and Hal Brown. Honorary pallbearers
are DR.. T. l.. Moody. Dr. J. A. Mcintosh.
DR.. W. S. HanXen. Herman ~. Ochs md
Dick o. Terrell. Interment In the Mis-
sion Burial Park.
FREDERICK BAHN.-AgeI 81 years,
died et his home. 1909 Austin Street.
Wednesday afternoon. January G. 1896.
at S:f0 p. m. He was the brother OF
Mrs. Mary Spears. He was q member Of
the Odd Fellows Lodge No. II, also OF
the Encampment and the Miriam Rebec-
cns No "a and Tho Old Trail Drivers
Association. Mr.. Balm was pioneer
resident OF San Antonio having lived here
ever since he was years old. Funeral
services will be held from the st. Marks
Episcopal church at ,. m. Friday aft
ernoon. January s. Rev. Hugh Robinson
officiating. Interment in the Odd Fol-
lows Cemetery. and under the auspices OF
the Odd Fellows Lodge. Under direction
OF Wilbert & Pelphrcy.
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AVOndale Avenue

White pillars. green window trim. cool
sheltered porch. all contribute to make
this new bungalow attractive: the five
rooms with breakfast nook are well ar
ranged; the kitchen with its bult-ins is
large enough for any housewife. With
this house comes a half acre OF rich land
completely fenced: near schools; attrac-
lively priced. Or. 453. Ask for Mrs. Fes-
sender.
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Have two cottages on three lots. Five
rooms bath and sleeping porch each;
just remodeied. reparered and rcpairt-
cd C,osc in near Breckenridge hgi
school; price $4,000; will take some trade.
or sell separately. Small cash payment
viii handle. Gail owner, TT. 1881.
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Garage Building-S5000
This Is a Rarpain

Close in. on 4 prominent paved artery;
lot Is 50Nlj0. building Is 4Oxs0: has ce-
ment floor, building OF galvanized iron
construction: wash rack: ideal for ga
rage or paint shop. or secondhand auto
mobile business: on double track car line
and paved street. We have tenant for
all or part OF the building X desired for
long lease. call CT. 1875. Sales Dept,
Richey. Casey Grags. Home phone.
Mission 1877.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07

DELIGHTFUL mouern home, choice,
high. healthy loca ton. near Breckenridge
Park. nine minutes OF Houston street.
five rooms. comforts, conveniences and
location OF $4,000 to $4,000 homes. double
garage. extra wei! built. just ready for
occupancy: only Si55O for quick sale.
Phone owner. Tr, 1901, Immediately.
NO CITY TAXES
Fiveroom bungalow. strictly modern
one-half acre ground: fruit trees, flow
crs. chickenR. Mig AnEG-M
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North Side, S2975

beautiful new five rooms. just COM
nleted. finished floors. electric fixtures.
lnoleum. shades. large lot. driveway.
corner B!anco road and Redondo street.
Also four rooms practically new, $3.50.
Owncr TT. 659G-W.
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G16-624 Brady Bldg.

1850 GOOD th-ee-room house. from,
and back porch. electric lights. water.
two lots. bloc, car. S07 Byran; terms.
Owner. Or. SlGS.
FIVE ROOM bungalow in Harlandale:
lights, water, etc; terms. Nasel, TT.
i0i5-W.
FINE-ROOM bungalow, north of town
all convenienccs; easy terms. Nagel, TT.
i0I5-W.
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OUR DAILY BARGAIN SPACE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
1906 Acres

One OF the hest buys In the coast lanas
This Is first-class land whore farms
are making half-bale cotton per acre.
This Is also iu the center OF OIL End Ena
country. lying as u does In eastern
Live oak county. We viii sell this a.
close price and on good terms.
LACKS & KNIGHT. OwnerA c.. ~.
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Sacrifice Sale
of Tobin Hill Home

Owners have been asking $3.50 for this
splendid fivc-room home, near Myrtle
and Main Ave. They now say get some
kind OF an offer. All conveniences large
rooms. full size lot. easy terms. Call
Or. 1875 Salcs Dept. Richey. Casey &
Gragg. Home phone. Mission 3lSS-W.
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Investments

San Antonio VIII boom this year. 7
have decided to sell most of my city
property and II you Will come TO see me
l will male you money easy. m" ny
places TO pick from, Crockett 1898. NJ.
II. Dayisd
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REAL ESTATE
Wanted-Reai Estate
Real fE7ta,e for sale
To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot is cleai or not. can
finance aud build yeu home on easy
monthly payments. David q. LOwn.
architect and builder. Els CITY National
Pank Bldg Tr. $685. woodiawn 1850.
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Ultra-Modern, Well-Appointed Home-Hol
low Tile Stucco-Concrete on
Rock Foundation

five
dining miracle
back
q
for
L
Brady ~ i0i
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

GIRLS In need of q friend are welcomed
at the salvation Army Woman's Home
and Hospital <ol9 Broadway. At any
time. CT 2s72
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07

Only one left. North side. five rooms,
tile bath. paved street Woodiawn i3j-W.
or. 3lS3.
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$3.50 CASH

Balance monthly same as rent
buys new modern bungalow OF
five rooms and breakfast nook:
just completed and ready for i'm
mediate possession: all convent
ences. polished floors, duplex
shades. beautiful electrical fix
lures. gas and electric base plugs
IN every room, four-piece plumb
ing. lnoleum in Kitchen and
bath, large lot. garage and drive
way. For further information emil
CT. 34i5. Gsk for Mr.. Lamm. with
II. c. Thorman. 1ej f. Travis st.
-sa...- .'r ..-s- {
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II Is Important when desiring the
address OF your paper changed to give
both old and new addresses. Should
delivery be irregular. please notify the
office.
NEW YORK OFFICE-Payne. Burns &
Smith. Inc. 247 Park Avenue
CHICAGO OFFICE-G. Logan Payne
Co., Tower Building.
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Let's Build

ACROSS from south side junior high,
courtroom modern bungalow, east front.
Mis- Az.
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S100 Cash

Brand new Dutch Colonial. Balance
easy payments. $50 schiey Ave. Owner
Mis- 1901.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS, $4,000

If you have sNn hunting bargain in
Laurel Hcigh,.. AXE Il shot at this one ::
six rooms (thrce bcdrooms). brick front
full lot. paved street. half block car
line. S250 cash, balance $50 per month
9. II. Jackson. or 74l
WHAT a BARGAIN
Splendid cottage. nine rooms, bath.
gas. sewers, lights good street, good
location and splendid condition. $3.50.
$1,000 cash. balance easy. George & OF
ten. 800 Brady nd or. G:ic
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Houses for Sale

IDEALLY arranged two-story. eight
room home with sleeping porch and SER
want quarters. situated on corner lot on
E. Park Ave. Tobln Hi. beautlful sur
roundings. Owner nonresident and must
sell Call Or. 1857
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WOODLAWN PLACE
Owner transferred 10 another city will
sell furnished or uniurnished. beautiful.
modern siX-room home. complete in every
detail. located on ideal corner lot, SPLEEN
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Lots for Sale
For Sale

CORNER lot. high terrace, paved street.
nice cottage on rear of lot in Beacon
Hill district. Owner. Woodlawn 467l.
THE HOLLANDS bargain, equity in
high corner lot. Call owner. Mis- ?243.
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Special Notices
Adjuster of All Claims

Have specialized In successfully set
Ting claims Of people injured by autos.
street cars and trains for past rs years.
+. p. McCloskey, 2l2 Houston Bldg. CIR.
1851.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07

FOR SALE-High!y improved farm, close
in. fronting on tavviated road and river.
CT 5027.