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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-06-22
Along Wolf Creek

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t Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Marmor
left for Williston, N. D., last Fri
day to visit relatives and friends
They r making the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahl motored
to Wolf Point last Wednesday.
Mrs. Dahl attended Eastern Star
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nyquist
and son of Froid are visiting Mrs.
Nyquist's mother, Mrs. John Ba-
ker and family.
Mr.. Evans of Wisconsin is the
guest of his brother Joe Evans.
Peter Tiechrow spent Sunday in
Wolf Point.
Otto Stubby made a trip to Wolf
Point, Saturday.
Miss Esther Strickland closed a
very successful term of school
and left for her home in the east
last Wednesday. 1t will be re-
membered that the Roosevelt
school went home with the banner
from Volt. Her trends will be
glad to hear that she is signed up
to teach the Wide Awake school
next term.
Cornie Funk spent last Friday
and Saturday with his uncle, Mr..
Wiebe and family near Volt.
Joe Evans made a trip to Wolf
Point last Saturday.
Ann and Ruby Johnson, Abe
Redekopp and Marvel Frances
spent Sunday evening at John
Bakers. =
Miss Anna Wiens is attending {
convention. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahl and
hildren were Sunday callers at G
hugo Johnson's. f
Sugden brothers have bought a C
ord sedan. S
Mrs. John Baker attended Eas-
Star meeting at Wolf Point P
lst week.
Miss Ann Johnson is spending v
few weeks with her sister Miss S
uby Johnson at John Strachan's. di
A large crowd attended the
lnce at the Wolf Creek school JC
use Saturday evening. nc
Pat Naughter motored to Wolf M
int last Wednesday. M
. niece and nephew of Mrs. "a
eve Marmon from Williston are Tel
with the work on the an
II ranch while Mr.. and Mrs. 70
rmon are away visiting in the lily
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theodore Dahl made a trip to oe'
If Point Saturday evening. COZ
here is a dance in the Roose-
t school house next Saturday II
ming, June 80. Everyone well
le. Ladies bring lunch.
d Ratslaff spent Saturday Z
ming with Cornre Funk. d
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-06-22

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The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
Hoover Gets
 Bad Report
DISCONTENT AMONG FARMERS OF DAKOTAS, MONTANA AND
 MINNESOTA.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-A de- cidedly unfavorable report of the po- litical situation in the Middle-North- western wheat belt was brought to Hoover by Senator Frazier of North Dakota, who is supporting him.
 Senator Frazier declared there is much dissension among the farmers of North and South Dakota, Montana and Minnesta.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
.CHAREEDWITH THREATEN = ING TO BLOW UP HOME OF
 RAsKoB DEM. CHAIRMAN

..PHILADEEPHIA,p ,pSept. 23.-A 65- year -olda-man, giving Rhiladelphia as his address. is. held here in $1O,OOO bail. charged with threatening to blow upathe home of John Raskob, Demoeratio national committeeman, unless ,hewas paid $10O,O06. The man stggave his name as Frank Mooney. The ssthreatsrwere contained in four letters sent through: the mail.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
HO7FEH ADDRESSES A
 E.FBUNcH OF FIRST VOTERS

WASHINGTON,s Sept. 27.-Ad- dressing delegation of first voters sfromsthey Virginias who called at his l. headquarters, Candidate Hoover today said: 'aThe Republican party has all swaysebeen party of action for the ihenefif of the cuntry at large, with outgregard to sectional or to special interests"
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
Mrs. Mable
 Willebrandt
SAYS, UNLESS SHE'S CALLE OFF STUMP, PARTY WILL LOSE
 WHEREVER SHE SPEAKS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 28.-The ad-. ministration indicated today that it will not cub the political activities, es- pecially her speeches against Gov. Al Smith, O fMrs. Mable Walker Willie brandt, Assistant United States At torney General.
 [ Benjamin Fullerman, of the Wis consin Republican State committee, advised Hoover's managers, unless she is, called off the stump, that the party will lose. every State in which she speaks
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
TEAS DEMOCRATS ASK
 HOOVER TO CARRY CAM
 PAIGN INTO THAT STATE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-An ap- peal to Hoover to carry his campaign into Texas was made today by Thomas D. Love, former Democratic national committeeman for that State, and delegation of Texas Dem ocrats who called on the Republican presidential candidate.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
2 Officers
 Are Killed
CHINESE PIRATES CAPTURE BRITISH SHIP WITH 400
 PASSENGERS.

HONGKONG, Sept. 29.-Two Brit ish officers of the China Navigation Company's steamship Nanking have been killed by Chinese pirates. The pirates captured the ship with 400 passengers Wednesday in the Gulf of Tonking and steered it to Honghai bay, a notorious lair of Chinese.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

 Death Toll
REVISED FIGURES SHOW THAT TOTAL WILL REACH OVER
 TWO THOUSAND.

WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 22.- -Dr.aE:.9 Dg f5iawsen, in charge of med icaL relief iit,s thet ElGFIda hurricane area, today notified the National Red Cross representatives that he-'h ac- counted for 1885 sdeads according to latests reports to him.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
ALLEGED MURDERER OF
 FOUR BOYS ARRESTED

VANCOUVER, Sept. ,23.-Gordon Stuart Northcott who is wanted in Los Angeles on a charge of murder ing four boys on chicken ranch near Riverside, and his mother, Mrs. Louise Northcott, were arrested last evening at Okanagon Lake Landing, B. C., by Inspector Forbes Cruik- shank, of the Provincial police force.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 2s-Al

| : OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 23.-Al- fred Smith, Democratic presidential
 candidate, last, night. fearlessly and
 hluntly met the religious issue of the
 campaign, denouncings as malicious
 and un-Americana the propaganda
 which has'been raised against him be- cause. of his Roman Catholic faith. q He.acharged that Republicans high in party. councils, have conntenanced a . large. part of this, form of campaign,
 if they have not actually promoted It..
 In support o8s that accusation the ,s Governor cited. the speech of Mrs. Mabel Walker Willehrandt, assistant attorney general, im-.charge of prohl- bition,l beforea the Ohio conference of the Methodist Ghnrch, in which. she urged, Aethodist.pastors to- defeat
 Smith.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
REED DENOuNCES HOOVER.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 24 Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, in an ad- dress here last night, denounced Her bert Hoover for living abroad 9 years, adding that but for the World War he would not have returned to the United States to i've
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
..5Malieio and
 xI xIIElAAEl1lHTican
I.s nRt.LHRESr SMITH, SPEAKING OF ....isfaEEfGIUUS SPRUPAGANDA
 ;, AGAINST HIM.

~ OKLAHOMA. CITY, Sept. 21.-Ar- P riving at the Capital of Oklahoma to- u. day. Al Smith, Democrfatic presiden- .ea tial candidate, found himself the cen tsA ter of monster Statewide demon A stration.a., The,grea crowd, which had <. beent waiting since .iaarly morning, .@ sent upa -treniendous shout of well 2 come as the nominees special train |, pulled into the depot.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
IOWA FARMERS UNION
 ADOPT RESOLUTION URG-
 ING DEFEAT OF HOOVER

DIES MONIES, Sept. 24.-The Farmers Union, in convention here today, adopted a resolution calling for the defeat of Hoover in the November election. The resolution followed an address by Senator Brookhart, who defended Hoover's record.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s'.-Heroe.t t Hoover, Republican presidential nom inee, received a report today stating that the deaths resulting from the Florida hurricane will reach 2,200.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
EMILIO PORTES GIL PROVI-
 SIGNAL PRESIDENT MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 27-Emillo Portes Gil last night was elected provisional president of Mexico, at a joint session of the Senate and Dep uties. The Congress then ordered a popular presidential election on the third Sunday in November.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
SMITH TREMENDOUSLY IM-
 PRESSED OVER WESTERN VISIT

[ MILWAUKEE, Sept. 28.-Al Smith sarrived here last night and was given a great ovation. He declared that he was tremendously impressed and very much heartened over his prospects in Minnesota and other States visited.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

CLEWISTON,., .,4 Flaa.sse 23.-In spite of efforts ttacusb' epidemic, ont break, forty caseszof: ainfiuenza have appearedn here asnong' hIsnricaae vic tims.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
AND MOTHER
 HELD AT SEATTLE FOR MUIR
 MURDER OF MARYLAND MAN

SEATTLE, Sept. 22.JD- E. Mayer, an ex-canvict, and woman, claimed to be his mother, are under arrest at Oakland, Calif., charged with having murdered James Eugene Bassette, scion of prominent Maryland fam fly, III Seattle, on September 5 Mayer and the woman were found in posses sion of tBassette's automobile, in which were secreted his watch and other. personal vaIuables. Mayer says he purchased the car from Bassette and left him standing on the Coleman dock, Seattle
 'Bassette's wrist watch and souvenir belt were later found among the eff fects af Mayer and his mother. ,~ SEATTLE, Sept. 27-Cedastro E. Mayer and his mother, Mrs. Mary E. French, were returned to Seattle from Oakland last night for investigation in connection with the murder of James Eugene Bassette.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
RASKOB, DEM. CHAIRMAN, IS-
 SUES FAVORABLE STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-John Ras- kob, Democratic campaign chairmas, in statement issued today, said that Al Smith will carry 25 States in tie circle in which the Davis and LaFol- lette vote in the last presidential cleo tion exceeded |, at of Coolidge. Ras- kob said these do not include Massa- chusetts, Come cticut, Rhode Isls.n ] and New Jersey, from which favor able reports have been received.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
NEW YORK YANKEES WIN
 AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT

DETROIT, Sept. 29.-The New York Yankees won the American League pennant by defeating the De- troit Tigers here yesterday aftrnoon.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
TWIN CITIES GREET SMITH
 WITH ROARING WELCOME
 AND A 25-MILE BARADE

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 27. - The Twin Cities enthusiastically opened their doors to Governor Al Al4Smith to- day with roaring welcome and 25- mile parade, the rute being across the Mississippi river, which separates the two cities. Governor Smith will speak tonight at St. Paul
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2S.-Al Smith, Democratic nominee for the presi- dency, in his speech here last night, assailed the Republican party for it's failure to rectify agricultural depres- sin and restated his own relief pre- tion. He appealed especially to Scan dinavian and German voters. He as serted that the Republicans lacked leadership, and declared that mot one large constructive achievement can be pointed out in their record of the'last seven and a-half years."
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
.s Ticks.


 dictments against Gordon Stuart Northcott and his mother, Mrs. Sarah Louisa Northcott, charging them with staying four youths on North cit chicken ranch, near here, were returned by the county gand jffry to- day ,.s.-g4sseesszF 7=e-.si.-.
 WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-H. M. Blackmer, missing witness in the Teapot Dome oil case, To-day peti- toned the Board Of Tax Appeals for a redeterminaion of the tax assessed by the Government, amounting to $498 ,935-
 CHICAGO, Sept. 23-Two thou sand students of +Fengef s.hoof de- clared strike today and refused to attend their classes, in protest against the transfer of group of negro puoils frpm Morgan Park to Fenger.
 OLYMPIA, Sept. 24.-PIeas for the parole of eight I. w. W members serving long terms at shss State peni- tentiary for the 'Centraiia Ar1fi isticd Day killing, have been dersied by the State parole board
 - ~.r
 NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Suzanne Bennett, actress, today made an- nouncement of her engagement to Captain George Huheftt Nsigiria5~ Arc tic explorer.
 NEW YORK, Sept 2,39ea- 2:9ea-aP oily Lau- der sailed tonight to meet Tunney in Italy, whege they will be married at Sorrento during the first~week of Oc- tober.
 OLYMPIA, Sept. 2s.LJohn H.. Dunbar, state attorney general, was arrested today on charge zof driving an automobile while deunE,
 ROME, Sept. a7 7l4asohn McCor- mick, noted tenor, :sailed for New York today. He wiIIeSote for Al Smith.
 ST. JOsEPTH, Micfr., Sept. 24.- Roy K. Moulton, humorist, died at the home of his sister hs ste. to-day. 
 REED DENOuNES HOOVER.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 27.- Andrew Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury, in letter received here to- day by c. M. Setzer, chairman of the Republican county organization here, denied that he is connected with the business of distilling liquor.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Elihu Root today announced that he will support Herbert Hover, but did not agree with that candidates views on prohi- bitiOn-
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.--LindbeFgh arrived home today to register for, the presidential election. {.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 24.-A bar rage of eggs broke up former Gov ernor J. Catts' anti-Smith address here tonight. The egg throwing be- gan when Catts took up the religious question:
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Mabel WiAebrandt, Assistant U. S. Attorney Geneal in charge of prohibition, de- sclaEed today that her recen speeches urging defeat of Smith "speak for themselves, aana ? have no additions or apologies 'tos nlake."
 CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Mrs. Mable Walker Willebrandt-has been speak i ing under the auspices-'9f the Repnb- ican National Comf1jttee and, she still has .,engagementts in several Kentucky and Ten nessee, William F. Newton, chairman of; the sgsasesS bnbaus ffof the Repub. iean national frcossln1ittee, announced today, defining the status of the As- sistant "A ttorney General of the United States, whose political activi- ties has provoked much comment, fav- orable and nnfaporable. in bth par ties.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

ST. JOSEPTH, Micfi.s Sept. 24.- Roy K. Moulton, humarist, died at the home of his sister h. gre today.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

WASHINGTON Sept. ..28. Hoover has showed ahead his New,Yo ork date, and will speak iils Madison , Square Garden Octpben a3th, sinsteadsof 17th.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
In a Political Way

: TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 24.-A bar rage of eggs broke up former Gov ernor J. Catts' anti-Smith address here tonight. The throwing be- gan when Catts took up the religious question
 OLYMPIA, Sept. 24.-Bullitt ex- pended $14,800 in the Democratic gubernatorial nomination as cam paigns expenses, his statement shows.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Chair- man Work. of the Republican national committee, tonight issued denial of Smiths charge that the Republican national committee is engaged in re- ligious propaganda against him.
 DENVER, Sept. 22.-Al Smith ar rived this morning and was greeted by big crowd. He will deliver an address here tonight and then pro- ceed thrugh Wyoming and Montana.
 CHARLOTTE, N. G., Sept. 25.- Dr. H. Q. Alexander, vice presidential nominee of the Farmer-Labor parry, tocay srrounced that he had with drawn his name from that ticket to give his support to A. Smith and the Democratic party.
 OMAHA, Sept. 25.-Senator Cur tis, Republican vice presidential nom- inee, issued statement tonight de- nying the charge of Senator Bruce that he had been seen on a Maryland race track with fbottle of whiskey in his pocke-
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-Secre- tary of Treasury Mellon announced today that he will make speeches for the Republican campaign committee on October II and October go.
 CHARLOIIE, IN. L'., Sept. ZI.-l Andrew Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury, in a letter received here to- day by c. M. Setzer, chairman of the county organization here, denied that he is connected with the business of distilling liQuor.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Elihu Root today announced that he will support Herbert Hover, but did not agree with that candidates views on prohi- bition-
 WESTINGHOUSE Sept. ..28. 28.-rHoover has showed ahead his NawsiY ork date, and will speak ii. Madison , Square Garden Octptefs a2 2th, insteadsof 17th. ! WASHINGTON,s Sept. 28. Hoover reiterated todaNst that neither heanor the Republican party wants tlpport pa the basis ofsa religious .issnel ..E
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29
BODY OF GIL JAMESON, KID- MAPPED YOUTH, FOUND IN
 FRONT OF HONOLULU HOTEL

HONOLULU, Sept. 22.-An army of 2,000 national guardsmen and 600 deputy sheriffs was mobilized here to- day to hunt down the abductor of Gill, the ID-year- old son of Frederick w. Jamieson, Hnolulu banker.
 HONOLULU, Sept. 23.-Gill Ja- miesen, kidnapped boy, was found dead today opposite the Royal Ha- waiian Hotel. The boy had been held for $10,O0O ransom. A masked man had been paid $4,OOO in the stadium of Mckinley High School, but the kids , napper failed to produce the child,
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Secre- tary of Treasury Mellon announced today that he will make speeches for the Republican campaign committee on October II and October go.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

r WASHINGTON,s Sept. 28. Hoover
 reiterated todaNsthat neither hesnor etf1e Republican party wants tapport
 oA the basis 0fsa religious .issae <.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

OLYMPIA, Sept. 24.-Bullitt ex- pended $14,8O0 in the Democratic gubernatoria1 nomination as cam paigng expenses, his statement shows.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

OMAHA, Sept. 25.-Senator Cur tis, Republican vice presidential nom- inee, issued statement tonight de- nying the charge of Senator Bruce that he had been seen on Maryland race track with a fbottle of whiskey in his pocke-
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

DENVER, Sept. 22.-Al Smith ar rived this morning and was greeted by big crowd. He will deliver an address here tonight and then pro- ceed thrugh Wyoming and Montana.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Chair- man Work, of the Republican national committee, tonight issued a denial of Smiths charge that the Republican national committee is engaged in re- ligious propaganda against him.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 25.- Dr. H. Q. Alexander, vice presidentiai nominee of the Farmer-Labor parry, tocay arrounced that he had with drawn his name from that ticket to give his support to A. Smith and the Democratic party.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

ROME, Sept. ,a7&4ssohn McCor- mick, noted tenor, esaaled for New York today. He wiuesote, for Al
 Smith.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

OLYMPIA, Sept. 2sLJohn H Dunbar, state attorney general, was arrested today on charge sof driving an automobile while -GeunE.
The Kusko times., 1928-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept 24--suzannt Bennett, actress, today made an nouncement of her engagement tt Captain George HuheTt.5 eVsisids5~ Arc tic explorer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
LONG DOCKETS
TWOCOURTS
Second Week Jurors
Summoned For
Monday

New iuries for the second week in
both criminal and civil district courts
will be impaneiled Monday morning.
and in both courts the dockets for
the week are heavy.
Trial Of the injunction suit
brought against the Cameron county
commissioners court in the Boca
Chica road case was set for Monday,
March y, but will be passed on ac-
count Of the illness Of Judge ]. A.
Graham, counsel for the county.
The Monday docket in the Grim
inal district court includes a long
list Of liquor and theft cases. Trial
Of Manuel Trevino ard J. de los
Santos, charged with extorticn, is on
the Monday docket, as is also the
trial Of Harrington, charged with
swindling.
Other cases on the Monday docket
include Ross Burleson, theft; Paul c.
Green, swindling; j. G. Madden, bur
glarys Maxine Loya and Bruno Soils,
theft; Leslie Hearn and Frank Chad
dick, operating slot machines; A. VI.
Jones, Olus Edwards and A. Tucker,
burglary; Francisco Garcia, Fran
cisco Sanchez, Chas- Brown, Manuel
Chavez, Jesus Covas, liquor viola
tions; Manuel Martinez, assault.
Following are the jurors summoned
70 appear Monday morning:
Criminal district ccurt-A- /.
Dame, G. e. Dodd, j. S. Duncan, NJ.
Edelstein, G. Everson. B. NJ Freu-
denstein, H. Gay, A. A. Hargrove,
@. W. Hausman, Hayden Hays, c. ~
Hill. A. Holm, NJ. NJ. Brown. T. NJ
w. NJ. Collie, Brownsville; L. P.
Cradit, P. Drake, Geo. A. Espy. B. X.
Goodman, A. Z. Graves. w. F. Heath,
NJ. s. Mullinix, ]. B. Nosler, G. W.
Ralston, J. G. Roberts, r. G. Schmidt,
N r. Shafer. s @. Sparks, H. 3.
Livingston, w. S. Fairey. II. H. Gerst
San Benito; A. L. Allen, L. R. An
derscn, E.. =. Belts, L. F. Biggs, B. Z.
Coleman. w. r. Denton. G. o. Dudley,
r. Erickson. A. j. Phillips, J. L.
Parker. 5. B. Nall. La Feria; B. ID.
Kline, S. B. Law, "A. A. Morris, A. Z.
McClendon, v. G. Nuckols, Har-
lingen; n. s. Madely, Combes.
Civil district court-W. B. Walton,
ID. J.. Young, A. ". Reed, G. W. Den
nett, c. j. Berry, Sam Houghstcn,
Brownsville; J. G. S~cheupbach, T. Z.
Downing, N. S. Liddell, Don Fred
Lewis, Robert Harrison, Chas. Lar
son, ]. B. Challes, W. L. Oler, L. T.
Lilies. Roy Kimmell. A. 7. Beach,
w. +. Teddlie, r. VI. Borchardt, Z.
II. Buck, j. z. Madeley. Ed c. Miller,
Harrington. G. Il. Gerlach, F. L Gay,
n. B. Livingston. c. H. Debusk, w.
r Greenslade, r. J. East, P. Il.
Meyers, o. c. Dodds, Harry Harvey,
john Fox, NJ. B. Huffman, g. G.
Henson. J. +. Mayfield, Fred w.
Barr. Karl Miller. J. A. WEIGH, San
Benito; W. +. Sibson, Combes; NJ
T.Wiley, La Feria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
Borderland To
Furnish Yacht
Club AT Point


MERCEDES. Mar. 1o,-Accord,r,
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president of the Borderland Hard
ware company, the new 100000 cInh
house Of the Point Isabel yah,
club viii be decorated By his firrr
me contract is the largest Of IL
KIND ever let in the Valley .r5
amounts to $4,000.
The Yacht club which has ip.t
been completed IS one Of ire most
elaborate in South Texas. tn
building is Of Spanish tyne IN archi-
lecture, ard a two story stucco orr
struction. ~oN
There are % bed rooms. DRAWN,
rooms, lounge rooms, dining roo,,
y a large roof garden.
Mr.. Johnson states that the IN
terror decorating will Be done n
semi-Spanish style. with a comnlete
refrigerating plant being included IN
the contract. 4"
Carl Trim. who is in charge ar RE
decorating department. of the hard
ward company, will have charge ~
all decorating and furnishing.
a ". Cameron is president Of the
Point Isabel Yacht company. Clvde
Iandy IS vice president. and y. =
hutiedge is treasurer.