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Evening star., 1928-06-15
Trustees Sale of Brick Apart
ment Known as The Van
couver and Being Premises
1920 K ST. NV.

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust dated
May 3, 1927. being instrument No. 26i, re-
corded MAY 3. 1927. among the land records
OF the District Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby. the un-
dersigned trustees will sell az public auction,
lr front OF the premises. on TUESDAY, THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JUNE. AID 1923, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM the following described
land and premises, situate IN the District
OF Columbia and desiguated as and being
original lot 30 In square lO6
Terms Sold subject TO "a prior deed OF
trust for $4,000 90, further particulars OF
which will be announced at time OF sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid In cash A deposit of ST 900 90 required
Conyeyaneng. reeording, etc, at the pur-
ehaser's cOsi Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit for
fetted aud the property may be advertised
and resold al the discretion OF the trustees,
G. CHESTER CAYMOOn.
EDGAR II MCBRIDE
je7-d& dsexsu Trustees.
THos. J, OWEN 4 SON. AUCrIoNEERs
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S005O~SauIs Addition.
Hs q. giS p y eonpstsg
Sq5s N gsUIs
Sl2Uy1-Cl Cleveland Park. Colonial Center Hall.
msefD
stsI50-ln A Community of Marvellous Beauty
G" M Os51' q d 'ess9s n. sn etss9y q
bsG ssassa .sesn
~s s 'sS. @ s ""' STAR runner" a'o
gi6SO0v~In Washington Heights
:tts etf.g s a ee es.% .n "a T % ee @ Il
VIZ % essy y ss's 5 ~ investment
SI0Uy)~rNew England Colonial in Chevy Chast~~Nfw.
q frams n .
s & . ss ss . s . sq. ' R & % t m ''s sss s
l4I7 NJ St, BOSS H. PHELPS, Main 900
Realtors,
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DAVID WALSH.
Il G MeGTNNELf
PEYSER- EDELIN, & PEYSER.
Attorneys for holder o. note.
ADAM a, wEscHLER SOW. Aacii0nseTs
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FSSnE E6l1,,T pwEZLtINd

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
NO 1876 STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust du.y
recorded in Llher No $3.50. folio 23S ~ sec ~
OF the land records Of the District OF COlum-
bta. and st the request OF the party securso
thereby. the undersigned trustees viN ofc-
for sale by punlic auction, tn front OF re
premises. on MONDAY THE TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF JUNE 1928. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District of Co.
iumoia, 20 wit. Part Of original lot 7 in
square 724. nesinDing for the sau,e a. The
southwest corner Of said lot 3 and running
thence east along the hne Of c street -
feet inches; thence running north iss
feet 81 inches IN an alley: thence runnins
west along the line of said alley "a feet
inches. and thence runniug south 1853 feel
81, inches to the Dlace OF beginning
Terms Of sale The aboVe property will oF
snla subject 10 a pvinr decd ~ trust for
x"-Snn at Sia's. due October 2. 1880. balance
81 0On Gosh, remainder in monthly payments
IT $50 tncbld'Ts interest ~ g. secured ~
second deed of trust upon the property sold.
or al ca sh over trust, at option OF purchaser
A deposit ef $500 required Of purchaser ~
I'm" OF SALE al conveyaneiug, rNcoTdine
end notarial fees at cost Of purchaser
Terms ~ sale to be complied with within
thirty davS from day 81 sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the prop
erty, Rt the riSS and cost Of the defaultirr
nurchesev; after five days advertisement nj
the city Of WaShingtor, u. c
John I DENNY.
, MARION IEEK.
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THOs. J. OWEN K SON. AUCTTONEERS
i425 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
STORY BRICK DWELLiNG. KNOWN
As PREMISES NO. 1887 CALIFORNIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IMPROVED BY THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO. 1897 CALIFORNIA
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain deeds OF trust duly
and Liber No s3i4. folio ass et SEQ. Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia,
and At the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF JUNE, AID. 1928. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
md. premises. situate in the District of Co
lumhia. and DESIGNATED as and being lot A.
block 4, "Washinston Heights" as ner rlst
recorded IN Liber COUNT No ia folio $50.
OF the records OF The ofira OF the surveyor
OF the District OF Coluulhis
Terms OF sale. One-third OF the purchase
money to BE paid in cash. balance In two
equal instaiirnentS. PAYABLE in one and two
wears. with interest at az per centun per
sale. secured nv deed of trust upon the
nropeTtv sold or all rash. ct the option of
the purchagev. A deposit OF $500 90 viii be
required at tire OF sale. All conveyaccinR.
recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser Terms
~ safe TO be c9mnied with Within thirty
days from da~ ~ sale, otherwise the trustees
reseFve the right TO resell the property at
TIRE ri-t and cost Of detautir" purchase.
after flyp days Advertisement of such resale
~ sam~ newspnper published IN Wayhin"ton.
-. c Taxes. rents and insurance premiums
ere 10 he adjusted by calculation to the
" POREPT =. NcKEEVER.
Jei3.d&dsexsu TraStses.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WEsCHLER & SON. AuctIoaeers
TRUSTEES SALE or HOLLOW TILE. DE-
TACHED DWELLING. NO 3625 NICHOLS

IACHED DWELLING. NO 1928 NICHOLS
By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
recoroed IN Liber No. 6075. folio 4D8 et sea >
OF the LAND records of the District OF Colum-
Dla. ana at he request Of the party secured
tnertby the undersigned trustees VIII offer
Ior sale by pubic auction, in front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1923, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. The follOyins-d described land and prem
iSes, situate IN the District Of Columbia 70
wit; part OF lot numbered % in division
OF land known as "Giesboro Manor, more
particularly described BY meteS and bounds
~ said deco ot trust and now known for
tne purpose Of assessment and taxation -
parcel 243/is containing about 1882
Terms Of sale: One-fourth OF the pur-
chase money TO BE- patu IN cash. the balance
IN three equal instailments, represented by
the promissorY notes OF the purchaser. paw
able in one. two and three years. with IN
terest at per centum per aunum from day
of sale, payable seTni-annualiy. secured By
deed of trust upon the property sold. or eli
cash. at option OF purchaser. A deposit of
1900. 90 rcauired Of purchaser at sale. All
conVeyaueing. recording and notarisl fees at
cost CT purchaser Terms OF sale 70 be COM
piled with within thirty days from day of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right "a
resell property at risk and cost OF defaultiEz
purchaser, after i've days advertisement o.
such resale IN some newspaper published IN
RAYMOND J. vTERBUCHEN.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH,
faa- A
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THOs 3 OWEN 4 SON, AuCTIONEEEiS,
1925 Eye Street Northwest
Trustees Sale of Valuable Five
Story Brick Apartment Known
as The Parkway, Being at the
Southwest Corner of Con-
necticut Ave. and Macomb
St. NV.

by virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Iiber No, np70, folio i0i et sea,
pi the land records OF the District OF Coz
umbla, and ~ lhs request OF the party se-
cured thereby, the undersigned Iuetees viii
sall AZ public euetion; n M iTon, q ths prem;
PM, The following described land and prem.
ises situate IN the District OF Columbia
20s4 IN r. l. Neuhauaer and Sol LansbuIgh'A
ssubdlyisioni 3 per plat recorded n LIher
0f thS slirveypr Of the District Of oalumhia
Fsnhieft e huiidns restriction line as shown
Terms; Sold subject 20 q prior deed Of
trust for 100000 90, further particulars OF
which viii ne announced az lime OF sale
The purchase price above said trust 20 he
paid IN cash 4 deposit of So, 100000 re-
auirhd ConVeSaneing, recording, etc, a.
purchases cost Terms 10 pc complied with
within thirty DAYS otherwise deposit for
feited aud the property may be advertised
and reaold All the dserstlnn nt the trustees
w q MILLER.
r. II LYON,
ies.bll,la,lA,la Tluateea
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SALE OR RENT-HOUsES.
WANTED TO BUY-HOTISES-

8 TO 8 RoOMs-PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Gtoo cash payment E. A. GARVEY, Main
2770 Room l0l4. 1910 Vermont ave NV.
WANT LARGE HOUSE. PLENTY GROUNDS,
near Rock Greek Park or nearby suburbs
Price around 100000. Address BOX 224-D,
Star once. f7S
AT ONCE-SEVERAL HOUSES AND APART
ments. for immediate white and coiored pur-
chaSers. Also many cash investment buyers.
Showalter Realty Co,
1903 Vermont Ave. Main 4i22
Evening Clev 6IS2
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THOS J. OVEN & SON AUCTIONEERS
I425 Eye Street Northwest
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ADAM A WEscHLgR 4 son. Auctioneers
Evening star., 1928-06-15
ADAM a wEscHLER & SON, Aae5ionssr.

u GLENN PHEI. Us,
rem T. WFBSrFR.
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Service Charge Schedule
Adopted by Group Four, comprising the counties of Phillips, Valley, Roose-
welt, Daniels and Sheridan All the banks sin Roosevelt county, and nearly ali
the Group have endorsed this SEIZED ue. Several of the banks have for
some time been using a similar SEIZED ue of charges.

ing and presenting. Notes and similar
items-1M with a minimum charge of 30
cents.
TELEGRAPHIc TRANSFERS. either
sending or receiving, so cents per 500. 90
or fraction.
NOTARY PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGE
MENTS, except for charity or benevolent
purposes, minimum fee of 25 cents.
SAFETY DEPOSIT RENTALS: Box
rentals, according to size. Envelopes and
other articles left for safekeeping. min
mum charge 25 cents per annum.
TAXES will be transmitted to County
Treasurers at 10 cents for the first notice
and 5 cents per notice thereafter.
AUTOMOBILE LICENSE papers made
up and forwarded to the Registrar of Motor
Vehicles with a draft for the necessary
license fee as follows:
Application for Certificate of Title.
Statement of Sale, and Cards so
Application for Certificate of Title
and Card .25
Cards only (where Certificates of
Title has been obtained) ..........- Is
REAL ESTATE LOANS MI TRANS
FERS OF PROPERTY (where bank is not
a party to loan or sale), including examin-
alton of abstract, will be charged for ac-
cording to work involved, minimum charge
$500.
AUCTION SALES: For clerking sales,
where seller carries notes, 2M OF gross
sale, minimum charge $500 plus 10c per
mile. On sales where the notes are taken
by the bank, 1919 of gross amount of sale
up to $2000.00 and so above that amount.
ESCROW: Deeds and contracts left
with bank for delivery upon payment &C
cording to terms of contract or ~instruc-
tions. $3.50 per annum.
COLLATERAL N SECURITY IN
SPECTIONS, in connection with loans, are
charged for according to distance and time
involved.
MINIMUM CHARGE FOR DRAWING
LEGAL PAPERS: (Maximum according to
work and time involved.
Chattel or Real Estate Mortgage .$1.0O
Farm Contract or Lease on Shares loo
Deed or Contract for Deed ...-.. 100
Completing Government Indian
Leases l.OO
Cash Lease so
AlLiud'H .5U
Bill of Sale (f no Notary Acknow-
HeHtSj .5U
The above charges include Notary Ac-
acknowledgements.
Other services not pertaining to bank
matters will be charge for at reasonable
rates.
Any of the above transactions which
ordinary duties, are rendered as a conven-
and request, and not in consideration of
the compensation paid us. These banks or
any of their officers, therefore,, assume no
responsibility in such transactions other
than ordinary diligence.
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RESOLVED, That in order to safe
guard the depositors' money, and render
our banking Institutions even safer than
they are now, for the deposit of private
and public funds, we fix the following
schedules of charges, believing that our
customers are willing to pay a reasonable
fee for the service they procure from us,
as bankers, and also with the idea that, in
the same way as other business institu-
tions charge for their services, we will be
making our banking Institutions stronger
and better, and will give better service:
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, That,
in making and e~nacting the schedule of
charges which hereafter follows, we ex-
press to our customers our desire to give
them better service and greater accommo-
dations, not only to the businessmen, but
to the farmers, who are the backbone Of
the community:
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES
CHECKING ACCOUNTS in which a
minimum balance of $4,000 is not main
tanned during the month will be charged so
cents between the first and fifth day of
the following month. Such charge is not
effective as to Church, Lodge, Community
Welfare, or accounts sufficiently compen-
stated in some other manner. Objective
August list, 1929 Exchange deducted
from checks by outside banks will be
charged to the customers account.
DRAFTS OR CASHIERS CHECKS
will be sold at the minimum rate of 10
cents per 800. 90 or fraction.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS: AT the issu-
ing Company rate.
CHECKS on outside banks cashed for
those who are not customers of bank, will
be handled at the rate of 10c per $1,000
or fraction. No charge if check is deposit
ed. A minimum charge of 10 cents on re-
turned outside items when charged to de-
position and minimum charge of Is cents
when check of banks customer is returned
for reason of insufficient funds. A charge
of 25 cents on items sent direct for collec-
ton. A charge covering actual cost of
imprinting customers name on checks.
A charge covering actual cost Of indorse-
ment stamps.
will be charged at the prevailing rate. The
minimum charge on each note or over
draft will be so cents. This minimum
charge is made to cover bookkeeping costs.
a MINIMUM CHARGE OF TO DIS
COUNT ON CANADIAN CURRENCY.
CORRESPONDENCE not pertaining to
bank matters will be handled at reasonable
rates, with a minimum charge for each
letter of Is cents.
CREDIT REPORTS will not be render
ed unless the request is accompanied by
Is cents in stamps.
COLLECTION CHARGES; Plain sight
and B-L drafts-25 cents for the first
800 90 or fraction and IS cents per $4,000
or fraction thereafter. Plain sight drafts
will not be handled unless accompanied by
Is cents in stamps to cover cost Of enter
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
THOMAS H0RSF0RD
RESIGNS in McCONE
(Circle Banner)

(Circle Banner)
This evening as the Banner goes
to press, we learn that Commission
err Thomas Horsford, has rendered
his resignation to County Clerk and
Recorder Jesse r. Dave. This means
that a new commissioner will have
to be appointed by Judge Leiper in
the near future to fill the vacancy
until next january first, when the
new duly elected commissioner will
step in office. This came as Il big
surprise to many last evening, but re-
ports are that rs soon as Horsford
found out he was defeated today
shortly after 100 O'Clock he had
threatened to resign which he did
this evening.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
ITO add to the political confusion

ITO add to the political confusion
i of this presidential year,
Florida steps forward with a Re-
publican nominee for governor to
whom many observers concede an
excellent chance of election. If
their predictions prove correct he
will be the first Republican COVER
nor in the history of the state.
The man is William j. Howey,
who was born on an Illinois farm
So years ago. came to Florida in
1910 and has risen to wealth and
prominence with fiction-like rapid
ity. Eleven years ago he bought
developed this tract into model
orange and grapefruit groves.
Largest independent Grower
Howey also started orange and
grapefruit juice stores in a chain
which he expects to make nation
wide. He is maintaining, under
direction of scientists, a citrus
clinic for discoveries in the treat
ment of diabetes and high blood
pressure. He recently opened a
citrus cannery III connection with
his other holdings. His property
at Howey-in-the-Hills is said TO
comprise the largest citrus devel-
opment in the world under n
management.
Howey Is revolutionary in some
OF his citrus farming practices. AL
though he has sold many groves of
his original acreage, he has horti- /.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
Bird Thar Built Nest Under I1eStle
Has Nothing ON Florida Couple )
THE world goes over the heads

THE world goes over the heads
of Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. Wood.
They live In q house built under
a bridge at Miami Beach. Fla.
Mr.. Wood, a tall, lanky, wealth
er-beaten southerner of SIS, tends
the bridge over Indian creek,
splitting the span into a jack
knife so that palatial yachts may
pass from the high seas to the
waterside porte.cochere OF multi
millionaires.
We've lived here three years."
explained MI. Wood. indicating
his lifemate OF as years, rs they
sat On the porch of their home
eighteen inches above the color
full. swirling waters of a tropical
inland canal.
SThe bridge was opened three
years ago." he went on. land we
had to have some place to live
m~illionaires building their homes
on ~skyscrapers in large cities. and
/ saw scores of millionaires living
in homes fronting on the water,
so ! just decided to hang my home
on the bridge and be right over
the water. having the open air ad-
yantages of the man who lives on
top of a tall building and the
folks who live at the seaside. as
we'll. Then. too. I'm close to my
work"
Parior, Bedroom and Bath
The compact home beneath tie
bridge consists OF q parlor, bed
room and bath. The bath is an
ingenius shower arrangement on
the back porch. The water supply
is plentiful and never cold.
"Miilionaires are pretty nice
people despite what lots OF folks
say about them" declares Mrs.
Wood. why they always a
and say hello to me, when they
go through the bridge And them
dressed in such wonderful silks
and me in just plain gingham,"
When I'll. Wood is not letting
palatial yachts pass through the
draw, he is busy fishing. Mrs.
Wood doesn't have to let the
yachts pass through so she fishes
all of the time.
what do you do with the
nsh?" Mrs Wood was asked
"Well, neither one OF US eat
fish, but we have eight children,
thirty grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren," was her re-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
Gov. Issues General
Election Proclamation

HELENA, July 22.-As PF0Vlded
bv law. Gov. J.. f. Erickson Sat
urday issued a proclamation naming
Tuesday, Nov. 8, as general election
day and indicating the various Of
fees to be filed. The officers to be
elected include IS state officials, 4
presidential electors. senators from
80 of the 50 counties, 80 representa-
tives from Sc counties, 30 judges
from 20 judicial districts and the
regular county offices. One referen-
dun and one initiative measure will
be voted on.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
Sheriff Candidates
Tied, Recount Held

WILLISTON, n. D., July 22.-
Notice has been received here
from Judge Crimson, who was re-
quested by Judge Moellring to this
district to preside at the recount
Of the sheriff vote in this county,
that the recount is to begin Thurs
day, July 26.
The recount is necessary be-
cause of the fact that D. c. Pol
ing and Carl Erickson were tied
for second place. according to the
official canvass, and could not
agree on any other method of
elimination. /
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
GALL OUTTA STEP BUT JIM"
(Great Falls Tribune)

Does anybody recall the name
or know the present whereabouts
of the Poison lawyer who demand
ed of ". w. Mcdowell, chairman
of the democratic state central
committee, that Senator Burton
X. Wheeler be read out of the
democratic party?
According to the retuns from
Tuesdays primaries, 500 democrats
in Lake county expressed a pref
erence for Senator Wheeler to IT'S
for Governor Stewart. Senator
Wheeler's vote throughout the
state was better than 3 to l over
Stewart.
1t would appear that the great
er number of Montana democrats
are "all outta step" with the Pol
son lawyer.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
Illinois Farm Lad, N070 Wealthy Maybe
HO11daS First Republican Governor

development, which did not go
through Howey also has been
paying a fixed guarantee price of
So a box for oranges produced by
his subsidiary grove owners. Thus
he has been p~racticing more than
the McNary-Haugen bill promises
to the farmer.
Many Democrats in Field
I'm not going to talk politics"
said Mr.. Howey in an interview.
I'm going to tell some of these
Floridians how they a get back
some of that money that they
think they lost in the boom. |
think that will sound better than
any political palavering that car
do. Anyhow, l don't know much
about politics, but l do know how
money can be made in this state.
| have made it before, during and
after the BOOM"
Eight Democrats + fighting it
out for the nomination in the pri-
maries of June s.. Those now con-
coded to be in the lead are: Sidney
j. Cats, a former governor OF the
state; Fons A. Hathaway, chair
of the state road department,
and Doyle Carlton, ex-city attorney
of Tampa.
But no matter which candidate
is nominated in June, so much bit
terness has been developed in the
campaign that there probably Will
be several Independent tickets IN
field in November.
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Subscriptions in arrears will be taken off the list n week after X
piraton. One written notice of expiration and two rubber stamp re-
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per. For convenience all subscriptions are dated from the list of
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ply. Mrs. Wood FASTENED to eX-
plain that unlike the old woman
who lived in the shoe, only she
and her husband occupied their
Is by 9 mansion under the bridge.
MI. Wood believes that several
thousand people pass over his
home every day during the busy
season, but none stop to see the
cozy nest. We've become ac-
customed to the hustle that goes
on above u.s." he says. Even
heavy trucks rolling over our roof
does not bother us any more"
Traffic Governs Music
The furnishings OF the IA by 8
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27

bedroom are plain b1rt comfort
able. The talking machine is used
only at odd moments when the
traffic is light.
Bridge tending and As years of
married life have taught MI.
Wood something of life, Mr. Wood
married, he says, because his wife
was a better shot than he was
"She can still shoot rings around
me with a shotgun Our romance
began on a rifle range. e,
ITO understand a woman yo'
must live with her SO years" j
his philosophy.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27
TEN IN A NJ

Last year Aaker's Business COL
,oao Grand Forks, N. Oak, aver
agod placing in position nine stu
dents a month. and so Iar 'nlS
year the school has received ten
reouests a month for office help.
non,t o need a cutting edge on
your education that viii open nd
door " 24-1t
for a catalogue.
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Wolf Point, Montana, under The Act of March ). 1897.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES AND TERMS
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In the interests of the readers and the paper, and to avoid annoy
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Three Cars of Wool
Shipped by Pool

GLASGOW, July 22.-The nOrth
country wool pool last week ship
ped three carloads of wool to the
Jones, Hallowell & Donald com
pany at Boston. Two cars were
loaded at Opheim and one at Rich
land. About 80 members compose
the pool. Shipments showed a
slight increase over last year.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27

Sir Robert Perks, the famous
British engineering expert, and
Lady Perks, recently journeyed
TO the Isle of Wight to pass their
golden wedding in the same o
in the same hotel where they
spent their honeymoon 80 years
ago. Lady Perks wore her we'd
ding dress, which she had kept
for a half a century.