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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11

No. Lot No. 5112 on the plat of
Rafter's Addition to Kitzmiller,
as recorded in Plat Record Liber
No. /, folio So, Garrett County
Records, said lot containing about
5000 square feet and being stu
ated in Election District No. 10,
Garrett County. Maryland, being
the same property which was con-
veyed to R. o. Rafter by Victoria
E. Rafter by deed dated May 10,
1911, and recorded in Liber No.
81, folio 80, Garrett County Rec
ords, to which deed reference is
made for a more particular de-
scription of the property. Said
property will be sold to satisfy
and pay the State and County
taxes due and in arrear thereon
for the years 1925, 1926 and 1927
as assessed on the assessment
Books of Garrett County in the
name of R. o. Rafter.
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33-4t.
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AUTHORRAT|ONOF ISSUANCE BONDS
 SEWARD SCHOOL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committee on the Territories,
 Tuesday, December p, 1927

A bill to authorize the incorporated
 town of Seward, Alaska, to issue
 bonds in any sum not exceeding
 $50,00O for the purpose of construct
 ing and eQuipping a public-school
 building in the town of Seward,
 Alaska.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representative of the Uni ted States of America in Congress as- sembled, that the incorporated town of Seward, Alaska, Is hereby author ized and empowered to issue bonds in any sum not exceeding $50,O0O for the purpose of constructing and eQuipping a public-school building in the town of Seward, Alaska.
 Sec.2. That before said bonds shall be issued a special election shall be ordered by the common council of the said town of Seward, at which cleo tion the question of whether such bonds shall be issued shall be sub- mitted to the qualified ELECTORS of said town of Seward whose names ap- pear on the LAST ASSESSMENT ROLL of said town for municipal tax ation. THIRTY DAYS NOTICE of such election shall be given by pub lication thereof in a newspaper printed and published and of general circula- tion in said town before the day fixed for such election.
 Sec. 3. That the registration for such election, the manner of conduct ing the same, and the canvass of the returns of said election shall be, as nearly as practicable, itfsaccordance with the requirements of law in gen. eral or special elections in said muni- cipality, and said bonds shall be is sued only upon condition that ma iority of 65 per centum of the votes cast at such election in said town shall be in favor of issuing said bonds.
 Sec. 4. That the bonds above spe- cified, when authorized to be issued as hereinbefore provided, shall bear interest at a rate to be fixed by the common council of Seward, not to ex- ceed ' per centum per annum, pay able semiannually, and shall not be sold for less than their par value, with
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DID NOT HOP OFF

Beginning at 6 o'clock this morning the Seward station, U. s. Signal Corps, began listening in for Capt. Wilkins at Point Barrow, who was scheduled to hop off, according to previous an- for Spitzbergen. Opera tors will be kept on the ear-phones steadily until further word is heard from Wilkips. Nothing was. heard this morning. He probably did not attempt to leave for as far as the local office knows not test flight has been made. Two operators are listening in continually on the local short wave set
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-05

The longer you deal with this old established market of csrstens the better you will like if
Seward daily gateway., 1928-04-05

When you want good steak CT roast. dive carstens a call.
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MONOGRAPHS FOR RENT. ALASKA SHOP.
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CHANGING CONDITIONS CAUSE
LULL IN SOME INDUSTRIES
Occasional Depression Is Laid to Per-
sistence in Old Methods Despite
Modern Trends-Cases Cited.
and an all-the-year-round

commodate and an all-the-year-rou
business. ,
He is not an object of sympathy yet
but he certainly will need fewer houses,
fewer men and less ice in 1929 than in
any time for so years. And the army
of users Is not sorry that something else
has been discovered probably better.
Apartment buildings with claims to
being modern and up-to-date must
have artificial ice machines in every
apartment. Renting them for big re-
turns on cost price helps landlords,
No one in any line of endeavor can
hope for successful returns from efforts
where one-horSe methods are in vogue.
Modern invention and methods will
drive them out.
Golf as Factor.
Thousands of acres of good farming
lands, many acres of garden truck soil,
ETC., have been diverted from production
of foodstuffs. but the introduction OF
the automobile has diverted much
heavier acreage from the raising Of
horse feed and partial food for man
oats especially. Wheat acreage has
been greatly Increased in certain Sec
tons, with overproduction the result.
Many of these instances come under
the plea for farm relief" making that
problem one of the most difficult that
the incoming administration must face
If indeed a remedy Is found short Of
the vaults of the Treasury Of the Ma
ton.
Taxation, freight rates, methods of
marketing, failure of crops elsewhere,
and other things may aid the farmer,
whom close students of finance admit
needs the help quickly.
Every kind of scheme will be ad-
vanced as the farmers must be saved
by others if he cannot save himself. In
the days of great prosperity he bought
more land and lost his fear of debt, a
fear that Is on him again, and also on
his creditors Billions of dollars in
farm mortgages are involved and many
more billions in machinery and appli-
ances, etc. 1t is said that farmers have
gone far in liquidating their obliga-
tons, but statistics show that the
weight of outstanding securities is an
awful burden to bear.
"The Lords Helps"
Proverbs are not pleasant things to be
retailing, but they maintain their repu-
tation to the nth degree. There is a
potent one in THE Lord helps those
who help themselves" and this may
be the final solution of the various
problems-with perhaps little aid on
the side.
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Hoover" MARKET
GAINS CONTINUED
New Record for Sales EStab-
IiShed as Prices Ad-
vance Sharply.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 10.-The
Hoover market" moved higher today
under a tremendous accumulation OF
buying orders in the oil, motor and
railroad shares. A few soft spots crop
ped out here and there as result OF
heavy week end profit-taking sales, but
the most active issues ran up from l to
10 points. Radio Corporation common
scared Is points to 268.
Railroad shares gained prominence
as long line of investment and Specu-
lative issues were accumulated by large
and small operators. Canadian Pacific
ran up rs points to 233. Union Pa
cific moved up points to 2207s and
st. Louis Southwestern climbed 46
points to 226, all new high records,
while Jersey Central, Atlantic Coast
Line and Chesapeake & Ohio advanced
points or more. Although September
earnings were somewhat disappointing,
the increased car loadings since that
time. coupled with operating economies,
led to hopes of a much better showing
in the last quarter of the year.
Mexican Seaboard, with 51a point
gain to a new top of 471a, was brought
forward as the new leader in the oil
group. BarnSdall A and B, TranSconti-
mental, Sicily and Standard Oil of Cali
fornia, also moved into new high
ground
Montgomery-War climbed points
to a new record high at 1872, or 275
points above the years low Federal
Mining and Smelling scared points
to ITO, Vanadium Steel 612 to los and
McCrory Stores B 512 to 118, all new
high records, while Liquid Carbonic,
By-Products, Coke and Corn Products
advanced 2 to 3 points to new peak
prices. General Electric and Victor
Talking Machine sold down 2 points
each.
The closing. was strong. A new high
record for all time was established in
the volume of sales for a Saturday
session.
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secured By irst deed Of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest ana commission.
Joaenh 4 Weller go wash. Z. . Trust
Bldg., 9th = NV.
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WHEAT PRICES DOWN.
Market Closes Lower After Show
ing Early Advances.

CHICAGO. November 10 Especially
Wheat developed sinking spell after
a. strong start, largely because of the
desire of recent buyers to even up be-
fore Mondays holiday. The strength at
the start was due to short covering,
some of it for Northwest account
Strength at Liverpool was a factor, as
was the Canadian government crop
report, which is to be issued late Tues
day afternoon. This report is expected
to show little change, but some people
are afraid that. figures issued a few
months ago may be lowered. The close
was "a to 20 lower and for the week
20. to "a lower December, 1.14hs;
March, 1.19A; May, 1872 to 1.22h. "
Oats were higher with other grain
and then reacted Shipping sales were
$4,000 bushels. The close was "a to
" lower and for the week 81 to 1H
higher; December, Az; March, as:
May, 45I2.
Provisions were higher. Pressure to
sell was light. Lard was 25 lower to
2ig higher.
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Paris Prefers Brunettes.

Gentlemen Of Paris now show pref
erence for brunettess AS result
blends are disappearing only to reap
pear as dreams in dark brown or black
hirsuit glory. These shades match the
dark complexion which has become the
vogue since the sunhaths at Deauville
tanned the skin to a deep ochre. The
only powder now. used is deep yellow
which gives Moorish tint. The pres
ent vogue has hit hard those who
bleached their locks to At the blond
era, and now must dye them black.
Foreman Junior High School, Chicago,
recently opened, has seating capacity
of 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
CURB MARKET FIRM
IN HEAVY SELLING
Utilities Are Strong, Industrial Is.
sues Show Gains-0ils
Higher.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated EreSS.
NEW YORK, November 10-The
Curb Market maintained a strong I'M
dertone in the face of heavy realizing
today.
Utilities were again strong. North
eastern Power touched 48, new high,
and United Gas improvement, which
has large holdings in this company,
pushed up more than points Electric
Bond and Share and Electric Investors
also improved
A number of industrialS and special
ties made good Roadway. Swift g. Co.
scared points to new peak price and
De Forest Radio stepped up points to
a new high at 26. Syracuse Washing
Machine added more points to its
recent high price and Hiram Walker
touched 80, a new top. Columbia
Graphophone was in demand, points
higher.
A number of mines and oils sought
higher levels. Noranda advanced nearly
8 points, and. Newmont made small
gain. Ohio Oil went ahead more than
a point. Records were broken in volume
Of trading for Saturday session.
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Tape Trading Uncertain.

NEW YORK, November 10 (Spe-
ciaD Illustrative of the impossibility
of trading by the tape is the experience
of a Speculator in radio. Three minutes
before the close Friday he put in an
order to buy 25 shares at the market
At that time radio was selling on the
tape at 242 Long after the close when
he got his report he found that he had
paid 267, rs points above the price that
was being printed on the ticker at the
, time the order went in and II points
e...ss. Tia final sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
OIL SHARES SOUGHT
BY BOND DEALERS
Convertible Issues Take Lead in
Quiet Market-Short- Term
List Rallies.
Special pispatch to rhs star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, November 10.-Oil
shares figured prominently in quiet
trading on the bond market today.
Convertible issues were in demand
The market for high-grade securities
was quiet, but with fractional gains in
some Of the members of it, So were
the secondary grades of rails, which
were irregular in price. st. Paul adj
justmentS advanced to n.
Although many different foreign
issues were quoted at prices about as
they have been recently, the better
political outlook in France has an i'm
portant bearing on all European dollar
issues.
Short-term bonds have rallied with
the better sentiment and the tempo
rarily easy money rates. The short
Treasury certificates continue to i'm
prove with the new ANS, approaching
a per cent basis.
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COTTON is HIGHER.
Market Receivers From Early
Losses in Late Trading.

NEW YORK, November 10 (SpeciaD
After an opening decline of 10 to
Is points which carried May below the
Decent level, the cotton market
strengthened today and recovered 81
a bale before the close. AS near months
approached the 19-cent level, active
price fixing by the trade offered re-
sistance and covering operations
toward the close brought highest quo
tations of the day in final dealings.
December ended around 1910, or within
10 points of yesterdays high level.
Spots were advanced 10 points to
1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
EXCHANGES REMAIN OPEN

NEW YORK, November 10 P).-The
New York Stock Exchange, Curb Market
and all commodity markets will remain
open on Monday, ,Armistice day, but will
suspend trading for 2 minutes of silence
at IL o'clock in tribute to the Nations
war dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
Company Reports Loss.

NEW YORK, November 10 o.
Barnet Leather Co. Inc. of New York
reports net loss of $99,S84 for the
third quarter, against net profit of
$685. ass in the third quarter of 1927
Net loss for the first nine months of
the year was 1898, sci, Against net profit
of $112994 or $1.51 a common share in
the first nine months of 1927. Sales
of Refs g. Co. of New York. distributor
of underwear, in october were % per
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cent ahead of the same month in 1927.
C. G. Spring g. Bumper Co. of Detroit,
ended the year on August 81 with net
loss of $225,589, compared to a net
profit of $318656 in the previous year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
LO! the Ice Mar

The ice man has had many year of
big money, no particular desire to &C
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FLOODS POURING
 IN NORTHWESTERN
 STATES DAMAGING
RAILROAD TRACKS, TRESTLES, HIGHWAYS ARE PUT OUT OF
 COMMISSION

SPOKANE, Jan. fl. (P)-A swirling stream of flood waters caused by the melting of heavy snow drifts began out over four Pacific north western states leaving behind hund- reds of thousands of dollars damage. Heavy rains washed out highways, railroad tracks and trestles and inun dated homes. The high water threat ened the lives of five persons maroon ed on an island in the middle of Yel- lowstone river near Jaco Montana. Dangerous water conditions turned the rescue parties back.
 Lapwai and Kamiah, Idaho, and Uniontown, Pullman, Dayton, Cleel- um, Walla Walla and Thomas, Wn., are inundated. The water in some places Is seven feet deep. Railroad schedules are shattered and some trains are running two dates late.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14
WIN ONE, LOSE ONE

The Seward cagers dropped the second game to Anchorage yesterday by the score of 2S to Is, but today erened up the series by annexing the third and last game; score 12 to II. The4detailed report on both of these latter games had not arrived in The Gateway office up to a late hour this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14
THREE FLYING STARS
 MEET IN PANAMA CITY

PANAMA CITY, Jan. 14. lP-Three flying stars of the air met here today before crowd of 10000 which cheer ed without restraint as the flyers Col. Lindbergh and the French flyers Costes and Lebrix shook hands on the balcony of the Municipal building. The airmen waived and smiled be- low and Colonel Lindbergh seemed the most pleased since his arrival.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14
H. s. PARTY TONIGHT

Parents of Seward high school pupils are sponsors for a party this evening in Odd Fellows hall, S:30 o'clock. in honor of the high school basketball members who return home from Anchorage this evening. Danc- ing and splendid luncheon is planned.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14

Al meat and nothing else in the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market.
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FLOODS IN SOUTH AMERICA

RIO JANEIRO, Jan. IA. R-The National Telegraph Co., reported floods in the states, of Minaceraes and Bahia caused people to oevacuate sew eral towns one of which was con- pletely destroyed. The floods were caused by heavy storms in the upper plateau regions.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14

When you want good steak CT roast, give Carstens a call.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14

The finest Safety Razor ID the world at s15. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-14

Try our steaks and roasts. They Carstens.
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Cleanliness and the best of meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-02
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
FIVE ROOM bungalow; bath, fur
mace, basement, on paving, $4,000.
EIGHT ROOM completely modern
house, two fire places, Is foot lot,
incest part Of town, $800O.0O.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, bath, fur
mace, basement, just off paving,
$38OO.O 90.
FOUR ROOM bungalow, we'll built,
Riverview, $38OO.OO.
THE PRETTIEST lot left in River.
view, $4,000.
NINE ROOM house, completely
modern in every detail, one Of the
incest homes in the city, every
thing in good taste, $11 100000.
SIX ROOM house, a real bargain 1t
$230O.OO.
FARM LANDS-I have 50 far closed
over twenty sales and have over
thirty more pending. / have the
most complete list and the biggest
bargains I ever had. =
ANY BUYER can always see my
correspondence in connection with
a sale as ] do my business on .
strictly commission basis.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS with the busiest dealer in
the city.
F. e. YOUNG.
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Aren't ycu people at the Cape?"
I'VE closed the place yesterday"
explained her mother. "val wasn't
enjoying herself at all. She thought
she'd be happier In town."
I'm town! This weather."
"Well. Falls almost here. you
know. sybil. Here it IL Septem.
Der. already"
They had dinner together a. thu
Touraine. Valerie was late. as
usual. She was very dazzling as
she came flying In. American
beauty was the vogue just then and
val's ensemble was unQuestionably
stunning. The color heightened
her glowing cheeks, and the bit OF
mole about her high collar was
most becoming.
Hello, everybody. Sorry I'm
late. Win Wingate was At Barb's
tea-and he's perfect howl. l
simply couldn't get away. Why,
Sib. what's the matter? You look
like wreck. Guess Havana's fast
life got you, darling. Too many
cocktails make crows feet"
Sybil could have choked her.
I'm all right" she said evenly.
Thanks for your solicitude."
Craig pressed her arm lovingly.
II thought Sybil looked wonder.
fully WE'LL" he lied loyalty.
CHE felt his eyes on her all
- through dinner. searching. anx.
ious-so kind and good. And she
thought. irrelevantly. Of other eyes
mad blue eyes. that devoured her
body and soul. And she wondered.
40 she toyed with her salad and
smiled across at Craig. what had
happened to Richard.
There had been Z wireless mes
sage on the boat from Jack Moore,
lacking altogether IN detail
Everything hne." he had radioed.
"Oe Ill the dumb -messages!"
sputtered Sybil. and showed It to
Mabel 1T doesn't mean . thing. "
~Oh. yes. It does. and think. -
opined Mabel coolly. that Jack ID
quite worthy Of being trusted"
THAT was the day the redoubt-
= able Mr.. Moore. fortified BY !
: few drinks, dropped round to the
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murmurmed. "ie doesn't know
what he's talking about"
EOR weeks Sybil waited fear.
= fully for word from her hus.
band. Every time the telephone
rang she feared q message. She
watched for the postman as she
had watched once. years ago. when
every day brought a letter from
John Lawrence. Nervously she
sorted the mail. looking always for
the foreign stamp that would mean
Richard was still in Havana.
Away from the glamour Of his
presence. Sybil put Richard calm.
ly down as an adventurer and q
philanderer.
Il don't care that for him." she
would say. and snap her fingers
derisively in the lonely darkness
Of her bedroom.
But then. when sleep would not
come. she would put. her hands
wildly to her head to still the
maddening beat In her temples
And, by and by. she would lie
quietly on her back. with her arms
stretched along her feyered body.
20 Love! o Fire! Once he
drew
With one long kiss my whole
sOul through
My lips, as sunlight drinketh
dew"
II hate him! I hate him." she
sobbed, and her heart was full Of
loathing.
Weeks passed. and there had been
no word. Once. as she glanced ap.
prehensively through the days
mail. she remembered that she
would not know Richards hand.
writing II she should see 1t.
II never even had q love letter
from him" she reflected bitterly.
The ear rings he had given her
she had left on her dressing table
at tho Seville. They had been his
only gift. The little sapphire
circlet she had worm as a wedding
ring had mysteriously disappeared.
and Sybil regarded It's loss %
good omen.
i've nothing" she told herself.
ito remind me Of him-not keep.
sake nor q gift. Nothing to
haunt mo but wretched memories"
She thought less often Of John
Lawrence. and more frequently OF
Craig Newhall.
Ito 10 Continued)
fSybu tNox6ht there Aas nothino
10 remind her OF Richard Exstis.
Bxt Evbil did not kxoiO. Read the
neat ch0pter.)
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PROFESSIONAL

GENTLEMAN with thorough uni
versity education with degrees, in
GLIDING law. desires to locate in
Bismarck. He is seeking a position
commensurate with his education
and several years business exper-
fence. Dan Kurtz, GLIB Third
street. Phone 1850.
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"Sybil and Mabel" he announced.
SAILED this efternoon."
Richard looked 1t him blankly.
"Sailed?" he repeated stupidity.
Z "Yes-sailed! And you've
lost one damn flne little wife, =
prodded Moore savagely.
"You don't mean SYPHILIS really
gomez"
That's exactly what I mean.
And. what's MORE" gibed Jack.
she never wants to see you again. o
1.-THE devil she Doesn't" Rich
ard sprang angrily to his feet
"You keep out Of this. Moore" be
threatened. SYPHILIS my wife,"
"More's the pity" tainted Jack.
well take care Of our own
Affairs" countered Richard fu
riously. "And I'll thank you to
mind your own business"
Jack smiled maddeningly. "Don'i
thank me-" he begged politely
Because you know-really. Eustis
1--we already got my finger in the
pie"
Nonchalantly he fingered the, Of
Tending card Of Isabella Petite.
II wonder" he speculated idly
how do yc3 set that way. Eus
tis?"
/ He Tipped the settled pasteboard
contemptuously.
Isabella Petite" he read
'Amistad and Cognac. Una trt
guenA. Abajo.' Grounds foI
divorce Il I'm not mistaken. M,
friend. l think. IL you don't mind
I'll keep the correspondents name
and address. They might come II
handy"
SYPHILIS got sense enough not t
90 to court with any such flimsy
evidence. Do you suppose there's
. Judge who would believe d.
you suppose-after taking one lool
1t Sybil-any jury's going to be
lisve I deserted her-to 80 chasing
. little half-breed?"
"Well-l don't know" Jack va
blandly Indifferent. anyhow
guess drunkenness 10 grounds To-
divorce In Massachusetts,. And will
Mabel and me to testify agains
you. Sybil won't have much trouble
getting rid Of you"
"But-good God. Moore-don'
you know I'm Grassy about Sybil!"
"Yeah?" Moore had IN annoy
ing drawl. Well. she amt cras!
about vox."
Outside the room. Moore squared
his shoulders and dr1w . deel
breath. Downstairs DO scribbled
radiogram: ::Dont worry. All
WE'LL"
And Mabel when che received 4
smiled. sfhe darling tool" %
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will meet here towards the middle
of November to discuss ALLEGATIONS
Of wavelengths on this continent.
This conference follows the one re-
Gently held at Washington.