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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23

Hy thr Akspcihted Ffess,
SALT LAKE CITY. January ga
diary telling OF tail spins and para
chute Jump In a blizzard has revealed
how Fred Hoyt Kansas aviator. dice
of exposure while he sought shelter IL
the snOwbound mountain country ol
southern Idaho
The diary. also containing n letter
To his bride of month. told how fioyi
was forced down In canyon January
II and OF his unsuccessful effort q
avoid being frozen 10 death His body
was found laat Saturday by u ranchei
@ miles from the apot where the SHIP
crashed and between two piles ol
brush he had gathered for fire ht
was unable Ia start
George ioyt Of Oak Park. Calf. ii
brother, who assisted In bringing tht
bndy 80 miieh 10 "A railroad. said the
diary was written ON night log book
parts Ut which had been scattered
along noyt trail, apparently TO mark
The way hack 10 the plane,
The FIRST entry. written at q 80 pm
January IL, told Of encninterinW foe
shortly after leaving here for Boise
Idaho He climbed To an altitude OF
1920 feet M avoid tho tog, but ioe
formed on tho ship
Wires began taking ON Ice and speed
indicator stopped" iioyt wrote. Tried
turn southeast. but couldn't hold
course, Ship sinking Finally Loaf
control and went into three npins nj
1000 feet, Tried a. let ship adjust
Itself but soon IN fourth spin. and de
cided 10 get oui Tried "a get on
wing. but nosed dawn, throwing me
over center section Pulled ring and
chute seemed to open instantly He
we're iefk and whan | reailaad what
u WAS all abnut was pethaps 400 feet
ab1y~ ground Struck facing wind
Threw me- head first into SNOW Have
40 idea ut direction Showing con-
hiantIy, Landed lust y pm Didn't
hear mar see ship"
THE next entry, ut $50 Am ,ians
uafy H. tnld at keeping a IRE ihroughs
niii tho ulghi ana ar awakening from
AtIui Alnmber ~ tlna the snowfall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
Central Graduate Wins Homer.

Mr.. and Mrs, q ii henSan, Edge
moor Md. have received Wart thai
their son. noaala Dean HENSON, Cen.
trail hish SEXUAL sra',ate aud senior IN
landscape architecture ~ iowa state
College, has been awarded first hanasa
In n national tntereallege Landscape
architecture contest, His nfahlem Mas
seiee.ea from cntrtes submitted Ia a
eemmitiae nv ta,sds Naps architecture
s,aslonsa throughout tho country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
WlLklNS0N'S TOPIC.
School otAeial Addresses Club Oh
Character Development,

Garnet e, WILKINSON assistant Sa,ses-
lntenSieM III public Seh<SA addressed
the MenS Progressive club II The riff
teenth Street Presbyterian Church yeNs
terdaN on the teehalaue involved IN
developing ehAgSeter, The speaker en-
deayored IA shaw how panlte scasssl
subjects SUCH ~ history, Mefetufe> etc.
eoala ee usea In character egi,seassssss
john n, ayphAN, rf,neipAl M the
nlsney Sehoal Attss<ssseed the SpeAksg,
ana ns, stephen Lewis g1~~ssseyt The
ehalr at the church sspeeavA several
tauslVal nAslaeesA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
DIARY TELLS HOW AIRMAN DIED.
SEEKING SHELTER FROM SNOW
Hoyt Frozen to Death After Parachute
Jump-Gathered Brush for Fire but
Was Unable to Start 1t.

continuing At $40 pm. on that day
he made the final entry. II said;
sun came out for short time. tried
To estimate south from sun ana de-
cided this down ridge. WIN stay here
and keep warm tonight then tomorrow
viii remove flying suit and endeavor
10 go south"
Ranehcrs said that after gathering
brush for Il fire Hoyt apparently sat
down 10 rest and fell asleep, never To
awaken
A note ON The FIRST page OF the log
book said. Letter for my wife viii be
found on page "a"
Another party today was seeking IL
salvage the plane. under the direction
OF officials Of the Wichita. kans. conf
pany employing Hoyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
M. AND M. ASSOCIATION
TO NAME NEW OFFICERS
Election Set for Wednesday AIT,
ernoon---EeIectioa Up 10 Board
Of Oovern0Es.

board ~ governors III The Merchants
ana Manufacturer Association will be
held at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
in the offices III the association, IN The
5taf Building u VIA announced today
by kdward - shaw, secretary
Present officers Of the organization
are Gen Anton Stephan. president ,
Frank IL Jeilen nrst VICE president
Marx isusburgG, second vice president !,
/ Louis I,egay, treasurer M - hosen~
berg general counsel, and MI Shaw.
secretary.
The board ri governors ID made up
VI the eilaiTHlen ~ ihf various trade
| sections ~ the organization These ser
| tionai cjtalituen we're aeifGte1 III NEST
iags during the past Two wsekA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
Malone Plans Wet Campaign

NEW YORK, January - ~. bud
ley F,eld Malone New YORK lawyer.
viii leave saon Tor San franeihen ~
begin speaking LmF throughout the
West and South hgasnkt prohibition, IL
was announced yesterday
Malone Was selected fat the t0if at
u meeting IN Washington Last week nt
lie Association Agslnsl tha prohibi-
ilaD AAlendmsnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
Auto Production al Low Level

PfUcuciloD Oi automobiles ~ tne
Duged STATES during December 49, ~
its IoNe6l ieysl ia several year Inf
folal OUTPUT IN lie month. secDf1itR
gs3i7s vehicles 4 smaller figure tl.AH
that recorded for suy month since
1872 f0F the iuiI year 1877 aaLgiilo.
Idle PRODUCTION enlounLed 10 ss9sBs3
vehieAes against 4 29s 1913 "a 1926. H.
26a,9ol Ia ig2s, ana s.sog.3Is ia 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
SAYS u. S..JhPAN INTIMACY
IS "GR0WING DAY BY DAY"
Admiral Eagsno Believes No Cues
ton Can Arise Serious Enough
~ Destroy Friendship,

~ tie &ss's'4 AZ" Bfsrs
TOXIC. January 23-iosaY k0muai
CsaHal hagsg.os Wlao recently returned
" japan atbes yisi@ W tgye United
s,taAha said toc4y that. intimacy and
frieIcklliD between hfnerlca st4c Japan
were growing DAY ~ Gay.
-! firmly believe M question caH arise
in u4e future between us wnics 6ehtk
I,taestJl settlement" he DDid the Amer
ean~Jspaa E,Dcisty
he stressed tie honor paid the jap
snese by President CsyDiidgs wi.en the
President entertained The naval Officers
81 luncheon ia the White Hollse. lie
ssi6 the Japanese ualflifig squadron
@Tlich he accompanied, received q
hearty WelCoTse Ia EBlerIaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
Coolidge Boss Bull
OF Bison, Cored to
Death by Herd Foes

SAN FRANCISCO. January ~
Coolidge" the boss bull Of the
bison herd a. Golden Gate Park
here. was gored 10 death in his cor
raj Saturday by three young bulls.
Coolidge" had successfully de-
feafed all the bulls in the pen and
even was equal 10 the mass attack
Of the two who challenged his
supremacy. but the three -cornered
attack was too fast for the boss. He
fell gored and torn,
The busfaloes will choose q new
king in the Spring during the
mating season. according 10 Frank
S,attery. park foreman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
ROSENWALD GETS MEDAL
Dr Billiard Also Honored for Race
Relations Work,

NEW YORK. January rs H'.~~1he
Harmon Foundation yesterday named
Julius RosenWald, chairman of Tie
board Of directors ot Sears, itoebnek u
90. Chicago. and IN, James Hardy oil
lard Of Charlottesville, Va, Ia receive
awards for distinctive work In race
relations"
DIR. billiard, active In Increasing edu"
eational facilities for negroes IN The
south. received $500 and "A gold medal
Mr. n0senwald was awarded gold
medal for his financial aid Ia 0fganisa y
lions providing bitter school facilities
for negro children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
EDUCATOR IS DEAD.


NEW HAVEN, Conn. January "a UP,
Frederick Wells Williams. proieaso,
emeritus OF the Oriental department
Yale University, died yesterday at his
home here following heart attack
lie was IN his seventy-first year
Prof, Wiiiiama was author Ut many
Volumes ON Oriental subjects and WAS
ii prominent contributor IN magazines
on historic and scientific subjects
lie was horn IN the Portuguese
eolnny of Macao, China, the son III
Samuel Wells Williams, missionary
and writer, lilo spent tho t,rst IA years
In Canton and IN the legation at fek
ing, which was built by his father,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23

hROuhaA Turkey. January ~ tAn ~ea
The Turkish government haa sont repre-.
aentatives IN investigate the alleged
aonveraion IA OhrAtIanity al four
Mnalem gifl Atudents at tile American
anhani here A Turkish law prohibits
leligiuua propaganda IN sehoolA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
LLOYD GEORGE IN LISBON.


LISBON. Portugal. January ~ t4A, -~~
Former Premier David Lloyd 0eafGe.
en- route 10 England after brief visit
IA nraxil. arrived here to-day aecard the
steamship Andaiusia, which stopped for
a time In the Tasus River,
The Liberal header expressed enthusi-
asm regarding hraail, saying II Was a
great country which IN Two generations
might become one Of the greatest IN
the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-23
Iananess Rlast Kills Eve.

IxsklN> lAassarN ~ ~, fave ksssssasas
we've esewn ~ eseeSs IN Az eNsAAASsesa ex
n ssNaeaeasSe AZ Ire SAa@sAs0 tNss FAe@
tMs laSs AsSAt, Mae ss&sssS NEE
lnlaseSSk
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

VANCE ST.-Twu family houso of SIX rooms on each floor. Built recently and has all modern improvements Two car garage. This is real buy. Rahiuow- kasrhkow Real Estate Co. Gn5 Main St T.irpAhu. INlN
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Room and Board
Rooms For Housekeeping

WINTHROP ST, 6t-s furnished rooms for light housekeeping Aisc Anee rooms. All conveniences. Phone eaes-E.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Help-Ncu Or Women

MARRIED COUPLE, excellent e1rgyi.nce would like roomine or apartment block to manage. Write Classified Box 45 E Herald office
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Summer Places Tor Sale


 OLD LAME SHCEES-A beautiful James Jay smith ca, development. Lots from SE90 np. OH easy terms Restricted property. wlth running water, good roads. electric lights etc orcned last August and T. cottages already under construction. There hrc only few cecd lots left at favorable prices Let mo hclp you select the most desirable for your needs Free transportation ta property Sundays and holidays will lind me at office on tho property Week days by appointment. We have other lots all along the shore. x. F. Mann, local agent. r. Q. Box .SS. New Brit TnlnnMnur cnhI
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

EARNESnNLf. ls COLT ST,-N3w sg1rr room cottage. All Improvements, car garage, P-ce s6.Eop See owner on 1rHUl.>es
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Situations Wanted-Wonle

WOMAN and young girl wish to do gem erdl housework. also washing and iron ing. Apply 5, Whitman St. Of Kelsey YOUNG WOMAN wishes ,o do house. work by day. Phone 1ial-N
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Vehicles

ARM harness and tools for sale. N0l sell cheap. Apply M. STEELE. co9 Glen St. lst hoer.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

ATTENTION. Young and old can learn 10 dance at Steinhaus Dancing Acad- en,y. 6 lessons S5. Sure guarantee, Call a--n. to ?. nl., 5733-w. Studio open evenings. SoS Main St EMERSON sTUDlO-Daucing and drama tic art Children and adults. l5o West Main St, Tel. SIS or l4S6-W,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Suburban For Sale

BEI.vlpERE Modern room cottage with . car garage. s7.ton EAST SlpE-Extrs ano building lot with drive and all Improvements. Lockwood Real Estate X 1ns, City Mali
 g.AINNILLE-5 room bungalow. + nere of land with nn kinds of fruit trees Near trolley line, fare to New Brt- ain. Price sS.So0: cash $500. r. De- uuz-e 476 Main St. Tel. sSsS or 5a4@-J FLA1NVILIE, ;s COOKE Sr.-Two 1 room teucmcn;s Electricity and run- ming water, garage. Eout StS aud S6 Phone PlainNille ,l-i or N R 56S,. rLAINNIllE, TEtMEllL ANE.-~StS room bungalow just completed Oak floors and trim fireplace. large Neraudn largo corner lot SoxlEo Prine s6,Seo Terms, Call Farminetou 100. W. H. Burnett
 PLAlNNILLE-Locatc ln best section Is this beautiful room house. Very modern: rooms all pleasant and built with plans for comfort. Oak floors and trim steam heat. bath of tile. large lawn. room for garden, garage. Price only s1SNn. Small cash down, Harry x Holland. S.l Main St Telephone iesi or 1ols-lS,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

There's no comparison. Herald Classified Ad Dept.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Houses For Sale

\ HOME DF YOUR OWN. Ngllt of Sour o"n plans. Of the best cf material and construction, and ye, nat toe costly" That IS our plan. Telephoua tl>4 CT lul6-iS and lef Us talk II over Harry F. Holland S.t Main S.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

LINDEN Sr,-Aowly built three famlly brick house. five rooms 10 each floor All iuspros emonts. three car garage. Gan be had ai a real bargain. RaNi- tw-Raschkow Real Estate Co. sos Main St Tu!tphuur IStp
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

MAPLE HILL COTTAGE. beautiful rooms, Cak floors and trim, Well laid out and constructed. Lawn graded and shruhhery growing. Everything jus, as you would w,sA for a home. S6. per month will buy 1t Total price very low. Let IS talk tt over Harry R. Holland. VI Man St. Tel. aQSa CT lhl6-l$.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
GANCSTERS' GUNS
SLAY WARD BOSS
Chicago Politician Falls in
ADMINISTRATIVE Finds
Body in Street.

Ry The Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March g2.-Gangland S
Hlree-way combination of death guns.
gunmen and a motor car-has ended
die crowded life of Diamond Joe
Esposito So, whose meteoric career
began as q day aborer i'll Brooklyn
and ended as a Chicago political boss.
Fifty shotgun SluGS were fired INTO
Diamond JoeS BODY last night as he
was returning from meeting OF the
political group with which he was af-
filiated--thc United States Senator
Denecn. or Thompson. faction,
Three men shot him from behind. As
he lay dying, one pumped an extra
charge from a double e-bavrelcd gun into
his back. Then they ffed III an auto
mobile.
Warned To Leave Town.
Yesterday Joe had been Warned over
the telephone 10 get out Of town or
set killed" Less than a month ago
Philip Leonetti. who married Mis-
ESpoSlto'S sister, was slain in the same
uelghborhood. known as the old Bloody
Nineteenth" but now a part Of the
twenty-flfth ward
ESpoSito first came into prominence
as political leader IL 1914 Gradually
his power extended, until 1920, when he
Dccame CaIlQlQate Ior Waf0 commit
teeman on Senator Deneens slate and
after bitter fight won the election
He was the only Deneen candidate III
the city 10 win against the Thompson
Lundin faction.
Soon after began the trail of blood
shed that reached 10 his own doorstep
last night. and which gave To his ward
the SobriQuet the Bloody Nineteenth"
bomb was exploded at the home OF
Alderman John Powers Then followed
two slayings on the same day. Paul
Lahriola, a court baiIiff tor Is years,
vas shot and killed in the morning.
The same afternoon Harry Raimondi
was slain. Both were reported lieuten-
ants Of Alderman Powers.
Attends Funerals.
The next month Anthony D'Andrea,
Democratic ward leader, was slain A
few weeks later Joseph Lasplsa was as
Ssssinated. ESpoSito attended both
funerals without his customary body
guard, and mourned both victims as his
friends. The list continued until eight
had been killed, but Diamond Joe
emerged unscatl1ed.
Mrs. EspoSito heard the shots that
killed her husband, and ran to the
street 10 find him dying. He was
dressed in his best clothes. On his hand
was a diamond ring valued at $1,000.
Through the blood and dirt glistened
his famous diamond -buckled belt. and
IN his pockets were several hundred
dollars and hankbooks showing large
balances.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
RAIL HEADS DECLARED
URGING MC'ADOO MEN
Railroad Labor Paper Charges
Activity in Connection With
California Primary.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Labor. oficial newspaper Of the rail-
road labor organizations. published a
story yesterday saying the Association
Of Railroad Labor Executives has urged
railroad workerssof California TO sup
port the forces Led by William G. Nc
Adoo in the presidential primary in
that State.
McAdoo Is heading ticket pledged to
Senator Walsh of Montana. Senator
Feed of Missouri and Gov. Smith of
New. York are tie other candidates IN a
three-corneFed fight for California DEM
ocFatic delegates.
The paper said that similar support
was urged for the ticket in Wisconsin
hacked by Senators La Toilette and
Blaine, Republicans, Of that State. II
declared the two Senators are urging
delegation in Wisconsin pledged TO
Selato1 Norris of Nebraska, for the
Republican presidential nomination.
Otherwise the story says that the ex-
ecutive decided they would not at
tempt to influence the primaries or con-
pentions Of either party on behalf Of
any presidential candidate"
The names Of no presidential candi-
dates of either party were mentioned
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Spring
Topcoats
'35

Light shades and fancy mix
lures have preference, but there
are quieter colors for conserva-
tives. Coats are longer this
season and both set-in and rag
Ian sleeves are shown.
Other Topcoats from $50 to
SIS. Burberry Topcoats (made
in England. 500, sos. SIS.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Important clues are
deduced from mere
trif1es," explained the
great detective. For
example, the man
with the singed mus
tache smoked York
town Cigarettes. -
Amazing. How
could you possibly
know" was the awed
comment.
"Absurdly SIM
pie" The great de-
tective smile d.
"Y orktown Ciga-
they
are smoked down to
the very butt.
And so they are.
Blended Of seven
friendly tobaccos,
they are as hard to
part with as an old
friend. Once known,
they are always ap'
preciated. viii you
try one?
Twenty for l5c.
Larus. Elehmons. VHEin.a
Evening star., 1928-03-22
81
The T

officially nthe wardrobe
in with
will the Old
World and the New Herewith
Evening star., 1928-03-22
FOur-Piece
Golf Suits,
As

Sturdy tweeds and service
able chcviots, in tans, greys,
and a variety of attractive mix
lures. Trousers for street and
business wear, knickers for the
links - and these Chevy
Chase" models. are noted for
their smartneSs.
Other Apiece Golf Suits
from $40 to $50.
Evening star., 1928-03-22

Forty thousand In Spain have beer
osat of employment recently because OF
strikes.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
'Teck Six
Spring
OxfOrds.
SO
If,,,.'0
~ -

Wide choice within the realm of
good taste this season-English toe,
French toe and broad-toe models. all
in vogue. Teck Six Oxfords come
in black and tan calfskin. with rub
Der or leather heels. Other Ok
fords. SS
Trade Name Regstpred
Evening star., 1928-03-22
P-B Super-Value
TWO-TrOusers Suits
$38

longtime favorite, the P-B Super-Value Suit. SO
named because it would be good value without the
pair of trousers Styled for young particularly
but very attractive who are interested in maintain
ing the spirit and appearance of youth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

1912 18th ST
rooms nc bath. 2nd floor suitable FOL
kasaneSs OF KfktQenEe.
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SALE-FARMS.

NEAR VIENNA. vA.--iti ACRES; HOUSES:
Ecod soil: well watered; $4,000: terms, or viii
sell one house with io acres, si.sso. and one
or all; MARTIN WEBB. owner. Annan-
FARMS AND COUNTRY PROPERTY m THE
somely .illustTated sstslog and details 10
acres, 6-room brick house, eonvenieneeS.
Ss s:.j Rs; 'ss s's s:s 1881
s AGES 20SP Hpus. BARN .AA SR oUT
nipe miles 10 Westminster; less than haii
value. price $500; easy terms: JOHN Nc:
hr Ss Fress yA sSo hd sAM ..e BARN MS
o'TooLE. 2oos n r. ave NV. "a
20 ACRES; BELTsvII.E. MD.-!-RooN
SSs sSGs srss easy q .sr rS
Apply MRS, IDA T. HOPKINS Beltsyiils.
os E q Sslo FIVE ss MiE ssm. TsS
Ill You Can proauss q sosr door: As excel si
sas s' sna tS S1 sa'ss o M sss Tourist
i s,,sns,d house. cams. poultry SailSinss:
seess @ RsisT sss:
res daisf,ps poGiSsy or nngEssgy sSssSS
tinental Trust Bldg. Main 1881.
50 ACRES, PRETTY. LAND, 10 NILES;
RogSa qSi . niiss s ss $3.50 D BUR-
100 ACRES; NEAR pEFENsE HIGHWAY;
.s ml,es pooF repairs; seeJ land: prosperous
es S'S Mr. gshx RSai Ms SSO ssss Say terms
house. ! rooms. and eussaisdinss: only lt'i II;
miles miles from L station snd ststs road "a
' fA is pxSis essrlpsss '' Hall Terms
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA. COUNTRY HOME; Ia
acres; Groom dwelling; fruit. garden and
sis q and Views s Ss' ssy e sGa
o" easy s is5'f HPs'i FxkM A Il sSss
fs AowSss ~ yiRos. TSTx NUNS
TN and sraekins pS SSi Lincoln sS WY isS DOs'
FOR ahIE-sI AcRKs MEAN THE UNI
verSisy OF MARYLAND. For particulars apply
s.s' ' N kso Y saLs ss..
os AsEEs ps Ss r shs sSsva. ls.. SEs AZ
Summer hoins' ''' '~
ors g ssrss sm s. ess;ys pike lsss some
sssr,Si.s, b ss,: ' as 'sa
nd ven fpfss P sSsa s'S sss acres
County, must ~ sSid, rs owner IS SRsbls q
eds ven Wsssred: sandy soil: very ssf isrsiis:
Eeod house. 10 rooms: large bank barn, COW
BARN p.ss TOR an 20 3 20 sSws July
Priced much less sf g l PEfysliiNs price
o''i''n'' ss sSsp sh,as~ so asS'@' Park
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RrNr-R,1srNrss PROPERTY.

Store and 5-room apt; cleo. and running
water: fine location for meat market or
grocery or any business; SIS month; con-
slider selling. Main 1881.
cis-very desirable. location for tailor. Low
i6o' II st. n.e.-Large store. 5 r. & b..
cleo. Suitable for any business.
COMMERCIAL REALTY CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
RENT-HAII.S.

| TYPOGRAPAICAL TEMPLE, 3 HALLS, 50 so,
| SIS and $780, to regular tenants 425 q ST.
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BOOTHS FARM BARGAINS,

DIV 4 II - TsANM bANNiSAtNS.
BUNGALOW, barn. euthidss,; all ready nov;
Ss,,Soysin KIN srsrs, tools, Roaitss, horse, Only
Ritchie sta Md, miles y. c.--ia acres,
t.rm, bnnsalew. poultry and fruit farm; only
$1,000 vacant new, Move In; easy termss
hlg snap.
$4,000. on. southern Nd. State road: =
acres; BUNGALOW, rooms hath. modern ga
rase i.600-hen poultry plant; al electric
eauipmenti terms easy: move In ~ once.
9 rooms. bath; 40 aogsss orchards. euthuiid.
inEss Will lease or sell eheap.
.o s:S0e' see e 50 Arc sscsfn Ss fSaS Mons-
cslisnl trult q Ssoek tATm.
!. uS.Nooi stock tarpa.. uear Laurel. Nd. and
ant house. barn. Ard cHthutl9inas.
0eh cur lists Md. and Va, naxsNtn Farms,
happy farmers. nave purchased from this
CID -eatapl lshed land asencys 50 seara selling
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
f1Ar nth ana Rnaokfkxs 9RNN a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-11-01
OGEMA

There will be dance in the Ogema
hall week from Saturday night
Music by the Nelson Twins. Every
body welcome.
The Halloween dance and basket
social given Saturday night by the
schools was largely attended. They
made $50 above expenses.
The Misses Beatrice and Arvella
Swan, Selma Miller, and Lorna VOL
ter all spent the weekend in Ogema
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ryan and fam
lily and Mrs. Lyle Schaefer and son,
David, all visited Sunday near Bruno
at the Ed and Leon Beavens homes
Joe BeaufeauX lost valuable horse
last week.
The threshing is about done in the
neighborhood. Now the clover huller
is busy.
Miss Ruth Manuel from near Dan
bury, spent the weekend at the Wal
Ter Thayer home.
Mr.. Harding from Minneapolis,
brought Mrs. Harding back to her
school Sunday night
Mrs. Lyle Schaefer is visiting in
Hinckley.
The Rev. Blair of Duluth, held
church services in Ogema hall last
Sunday. He was a caller at the
Kramer home Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of st. Paul,
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs
ID. J. Mackenzie.
Mr.. Mccormack and family drove
up from Frederic Sunday and spent
the DAY at John Hird's.
J. d. BeaufeauX had the misfortune
to lose one of his cows last week by
choking on potatoes.
E. T. Irons and Miss Shirley Mutt
of Weblake, Wis, visited at the A. B
Irons home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bostrom and little
SCH, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stulen
visited with Sam Stulen of Weblake
Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bramer of
Lampson, Wis, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lyon of
Hinckley, spent Sunday afternoon at
the Curtis Lyon home.