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The Washington times., 1928-06-25
''WHO'S
WE1O''
By FRED LAMSON
Introducing
JOHN G. HELD

John C. Held is in charge of the
1ewelry repairing department at
Tribby's, SIS Fifteenth st. n. w.
He was born in Baltimore, Febru-
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Plans For Fete

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles p.
Summerall entertained at tea yes.
terday at Fort Myer for the heads
Of the committees for the military
carnival to be held at the Army
War College next October. Tried
out last autumn. this great enter
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Marston- Power

The marriage of Miss Patricia
Isabelle Power, daughter of Mrs.
Edward Cameron Arnold. OF New
York ~ and West Islip. Long
Island, to M. Marshall Marston,
of Washington, son of the late
Mrs. Denwood s. White. will take
place on July in Christ Church,
West Islip. The reception will
follow at the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Aronld.
Miss Power will have her sister,
Miss Mary Trenchard Power. as
maid of honor, and the brides.
maids will be Miss Mary Louise
Johnson. Of Pittsburgh; Miss Con-
stance Kinney and Miss Mar
guerite ellison. of New York;
Miss Gertrude Finucane. of Spo-
kane. Wash; Miss Katrina Mauff,
of Chicago. and Miss Harriet
DAILY, of Baltimore.
Wolcott Clarke Waggannan VIII
be best man, and the ushers Will
he George Marsh Pulver, Charles
Watkins Hume. Stanley Carr, c.
Griffith Warfield, Frederick Roy
and George Littlehales, all OF
Washington.
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Arts Club Dinner

Col. and Mrs. Alexander Macomb
and the Rev. and Mrs. George w.
Atkinson will be among the honor
guests at the Arts Club dinner
tomorrow evening. The speaker
win be Miss Sibyl Baker. whose
subject will be "1'he stage To-
day."
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Tucker
man have returned to their home,
Tukeden, at Bethesda, Nd, after
a visit to Boston. where they
were guests OF Mrs. l.. Carteret
Flenno, on Beacon st. Mr.. Tucker
man attended the reunion of his
class, Harvard '03. Returning
from Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
man stopped at New London.
Conn, 10 attend the boat races
and they also attended the we'd
ding Of Miss Louise McLanahan
to Lawrence Mason Noble at New
Haven, June 16.
Miss Laura walcott Tucker
man and Miss Edith Tuckerman
were with their parents.
m u
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Boiling, of
Front Royal, Va, who are spend.
ing some time in Washington, are
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
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Attorney General John g. sar-
gent has gone to his home at Lud-
low. Vt. where he will remain
until September with Mrs. Sar.
gent and their family.
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The Washington times., 1928-12-17

Tks Sur 3 Saetarias Nove,nber q tO Decsmber q.
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What Is Your Lucky Hour?
By THE YELLED PRIEsTESs
"Thers II tne fer sOsrJ parposs undsr The Sur..

NorE-rhs given applies standard Csntr
mountain hcun ~ Pacific t th
The Washington times., 1928-12-17
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is

n IXTH DAY Of the strenuous
acies yet efforts intentions be damaged by
- great spirit spontaney and eagernesst BE-
well keep self well in hand the best intention
fall just little short Of our expectations.
5:19 q. M
effort and 11:55
children today likely be advenurers They
excellent They should be book lovers
studou adaptable industrious constructive, and possessing great
ingenuity and mechanical skill.
birthday: this date become interested
with great engineering plan during the rcrg
them stay home and push their
business ahead then advenurng aar seeking
pleasure and glory. #S sss ssge 80
Notable navties LYMAN ABBOTT thsoIogan. editor
author; EDWARD Al. MCDOWELL composer. N a.
LUCKY HOUR: 939 m.For matters relating to love-
sociay beauty and industry connected with feminine require
food For business related entertainment
iewelry and peasurehat whatever attracts the
eye through the appeal of beauty and color.
Copyright
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
Capitol to Play
Stars Of Radio

Lovers Of popular music are prom
ised a treat Friday and Saturday,
when two prominent radio stars. All
Johnson. THE Wizard Of the Tvor-
les" and Miss Fay Johnson, blues
singer. appear personally at the
Capitol theater.
Johnson, from station WIS, Chi
cago, has become noted for his orig
inal and unique style Of playing
popular selections. He has also
achieved success as a OF
real merit and during his appear
ances here will render several Of
his own compositions, the best
known of which is the syncopated
novelty solo. TRY and DO IT,"
Miss Johnson II from KPRC. Hous-
ton Her inimitable singing ~
blues" is rapidly winning for her
an enviable reputation in amuse.
ment centers. She Ia a native Tex
us girl.
The screen attraction for the tive
days will be Esther RaIston in her
latest picture. The Sawdust Para.
disc In which Paramount's blonde
has a story Of Miracle Man. a.
peal. a dramatic tale with A com
edy carnival background.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
OPTIMISM IN
CATTLE BELT
Present High Prices
Stabilize Raising
In Texas

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 21.-tP1-Op-
fimism prevails in stock raising states
AZ the west and southwest as a re-
suit Of current high prices Of beef
and range cattle and indications q
continued favorable marketing and
production conditions.
This Is indicated in reports OF he
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. statements Of private livestock
associations. university digests and
reviews and reports Of state boards
Of agriculture.
The present high prices of beef
and range cattle have helped greatly
10 place the livestock industry II
Texas and the southwestern states on
= stable basis, reports E. B. Spiller
Of the Texas and South
western Cattle Raisers' Association
Oklahoma City cattle receipts show
an increase Of about 10 per cent over
last year up to September /. and re-
ceipts Of hogs there has been 40 pei
cent greater this year than last.
j. H.. Mercer. state livestock COM
missioner of Kansas, in a statement
says:
"Stockmen are beginning to recov-
er some Of their losses sustained in
the post war deflation Of values. The
demand for beef probably will con
tinue active. and with the limited sup
ply Of slaughter cattle. satisfactory
prices should be maintained for the
next two or three years
Despite the present higher prices
r. A. Phillips, secretary Of the Mon
tana State Livestock Commission
says the time has not yet come 70
sell.
Grass steers have sold at the top
price Of sl4.50 and the general price
is 2 - 10 8 cents a pound higher
than last year." be says. ~Neverthe.
less reports show a shortage Of q
per cent in sales az this period and
indications are that the ratio will
continue or increase in favor Of the
shipper, with the price holding in
proportion"
Discussing conditions in the sew
enteen states. j. G. Mohler. secretary
Of the Kansas State Board Of Agri-
culture, said dry weather during Aug
ust resulted in drying up of feed OF
western ranges. Recent rains have
improved southwestern ranges with
Kansas, Oklahoma and Nebraska
grasslands now in good condition. he
said.
The condition Of cattle generally or
September / was 90 per cent Of nor
nal, the same as last month, Mr..
Mohler reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
TO ORGANIZE
AIR COMPANY
IN this CITY
Flying School Also
To Be Operated At
Muny Field; Will
Seek Air Mail

An air school and q commercial avi-
alton company is to be organized in
Brownsville within the next few
weeks, according to plans announced
BY Maj. Bernard Law, chief Of the
international Air Transport COM
pany.
This ne reorganization will be af-
filiated with the Air Transport CON-
pnny and il is to have as its purpose
the carrying Of express and pnssen-
gers on long cross country trips and
Valley air tours and also for the bid
ding for an air mail contract between
this city and Laredo where IL will
connect with the Mexico City-Chi-
cage line
Associated with Mai. Law in this
new enterprise, will be Capt. + W,
Stone. Air Transport pilot.
IN regard to the flying school
Law announced that the company
would purchase the latest training
Sims and would secure an air train
Ing permit from the department OF
commerce. .
The school will probably be il
charge Of Capt. Stone who has had
Wears OF EAHGAHEAlIE 80 . ATA -
Ftructor. He is a graduate of both
Brooks and Kelley Fields, the pri'
mary md advanced flying schools Of
the United States army, and IS wei
qualified for the work. Both meT
have had service in the army all
CORPS. Both have been identified
with military and commercial flyinf
for the past Is years and hold trans
--A -rYMA rt.A~aA nuHfnDn
by establishing an air line be
tween Brownsville and Laredo" Law
said, "this city would have air access
10 both the east and Mexico"
In referring to the air line through
Laredo to Mexico City, Law stated
that il seemed a very foolish route Z
him as the country on this arr hn'
is filled with hazards.
Flying from Brownsville TO Mex
leo City," he said. "it Is not neces'
sary to gain an altitude Of over oV'
feet for at least t~wo-thirds Of tn'
way and an emergency landing car
be made anywhere along the route
The fact that the pioneer airmen
which include Charles A. LindberEf
and Eddie Stinson, picked this south
ern mir route 70 Mexico City n
proof positive 70 me that this - tn
only logical route and It will only
be a matter of time until this clts
becomes the air gateway to Mexico
and the Central and South American
countries"
Organization Of the new company
will begin shortly after Laws return
from Mexico. He was scheduled Z
take off for the Southern Republic
sometime Friday and return Satur-
day or Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
Two MURDER
CASES HEARD
Robes Given Suspend
ed Sentence; Jaure
Case Dismissed

Timoteo Robes, who shot and
killed Antonio Lizardo near Olmito
on August 20, was given q five-ycar
suspended sentence Friday morning
in criminal district court following
a plea Of guilty Of murder without
malice. !.
The state ard defense counsel had
agreed to request a suspended SEN
tence upon the plea.
The murder charge against Nen-
tura Juare. indicted in 1922, was
dismissed upon motion or the state
upon Ventura pleading guilty to
shooting Tomas Cuellar in Juare's
home in Brownsville at 4 o'clock on
the morning Of September 10, 1922.
In the Robes case only three
witnesses were placed on the
stand. one of whom was. q step
daughter Of the slain man and a
niece Of the defendant. The de-
tense charged that Lizardo was q
dangerous man. had served a term
in the penitentiary on an arson
charge, and had mistreated his wife,
sister Of Robes, and e~ndeavored 10
XIII MS S~LEQ-udNEuA@E Will a bItNA'
The defendant testified that he
shot Lizardo when the latter wa
"crazy drunk" and that he believed
the lives OF himself. sister and
niece were endangered
The list Of defense witnesses,
only three of whom were placed on
the stand. included the wife Of the
slain man. sister Of the defendant,
and other relatives Of Robes.
Justice Of the Peace Fred Kowai-
ski testified that Lizardo had served
a term in the p~enitentiary and that
he was considered d very dangerous
character.
When the ease against Ventura
Juare was called the state filed q
motion for dismissal. Judge A. w
Cunningham Intercepted Juare whs
stated that on the night Tomas Cuel
lar was killed he found Cuellar IL
his house at 4 o'clock in the morn.
ing. He shot Cuellar once in ths
house. and fired again as he raT
u the door, the wounded man fall
ing in the street in front Of Juare'i
house.
Il tried to find officers to givs
myself up" Juare said, "but there
were none around at that hour 81
the morning. Relatives advised m,
to go TO Mexico, and l was afraie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
CITY BRIEFS

Visits Here. ID. Prothro OF the
long lines department Of the South
western Bell Telephone Company
with offices in Dallas was in the
Valley Friday visiting Bell exchang-
es.
Diekey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools. heals and strengthens sore.
weak. tired eyes. Ali druggists 25c-
Adv. tol
SIX MORE VALLEY Business Col
lege students have gone to either
new positions or have been promot-
ed recently. They are: Bernicc
Hutton, Business Department, The
Brownsville Herald; Anvil Arnoldus
stenographer, Walker-Craig Whole
sale Company; EulA Terrell, stenog-
rapher-general office assistant, Pat
teson Motor Company; <peranza
Garcia, Tri-Theater Co.; Margaret
Martin, Valley Office Supply Com
pany. and Joe Perales. Rio Grande
Valley Gas Company.
Remember. new students are enroll
ing virtually every week, and expect
ing the demand for wel~l-trained Of
frice help 10 continue we need u
number az additional young people
to begin their training courses.
For further information address G..
W. Moothart, President, Brownsville.
To Austin-Mrs. McAllen Fair
banks, her sister. Miss Martha Rhode,
her daughter. Mrs. Pedro Chapa, and
son. Argyle McAllen. all of Browns
Vile. motored 10 Austin Friday TO
visit Mrs. Fairbanks daughter, Miss
Salome McAlIen, who is a student in
Texas University.
On Motor Trip-Dr. and Mrs. B.
O. Works are on an extended motor
trip through the east.
Visiting Heretofore De Gantz OF
Corpus Christi j. in Brownsville Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. John McCleary.
On Business-R. A. Fletcher OF
Cincinnati, representative of the
Gruen Watch Company, is in
Brownsville paying his s~emi-annual
business call to r. l.. Lackner, Gruer
watch dealer for Brownsville.
Attend Lecturer. Z. Green, dis
trict deputy grand master and r. II
Lackner. motared to McAllen Thurs
day night to attend an illustrated
lecture given in the Masonic hall il
that city by Wilbur Keith.
Returns to City--H. ". Dale, nava'
recruiting officer for Brownsville
returned to this city Friday from
Houston. He announced that a sur,
vey would be made relative to the
a~dvisability Of a one-day a week re,
cruiting station in Harlingen and
McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
Winners Named
In Aerial Derby

Los ANGELES, Sept 2i.zF-
Earl Rowland Of Wichita. Kans-,
John Livingston or Aurora, ILL.,, and
Robert Cantwell Of Duncan, Okla
were announced last night as Off
cial winners Of classes "A. B. and g,
respectively. In the recent New
York to Los Angeles mir derbies.
Livingston collected S12.4l0.
Rowland collected second high
money Of $500, while Cantwell won
$T,155.
Other biz money winners were
Robert Dake, Pittsbur n. S3,960;
John H. Wood. W~ausau, Wis, ST.
575, and Captain g. ID. B. Goilyer,
New York. S3,425.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
Donna Teacher and
Grower Arc Married

DONNA, Sept. 21.-Elizabeth Black.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. q.
Black, vas married To Walter KERN
Long at the home Of the brides par
ents at Donna Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 20. at 4:45 o'clock.
Mr.. Long is a prominent farmer
Of this community. The bride. who
has been a teacher in the Donna
public schools for the past three
years. will continue to teach here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21

MW
* vile, Texas, Friday evening
WGE September 2lsr, lyzS, $500
%AN p. NJ, illustrated Lecture
entitled military Patriots
Of the American Revolution" with
appropriate talks on Masonic sub
jects. All Masons in the Valley are
~fraternally invited 70 attend. This
lecture will be conducted by Brother
Wilbur Keith, Executive Secretary,
Masonic Service and Education.
Sam ID. Hughston, w. VI.
William w. Ball, Sec'y.
Finish Sign-The new ten-foot
electric sign being hung for the
Brownsville Herald was expected to
be in operation by Friday night, ac-
cording 10 workmen. The sign was
designed by the Southwest Outdoor
System Of this city. The Kyler Sheet
Metal Works constructed the sign
and the electrical wiring was done
By Guarantee Electric company.
IL You Have anything to haul OF
store, phone 27S.-Nalley Bonded
Warehouse a. Storage Co.-Adv. If.
Crepe Grower Here. V. Maclear
Of Edinburg. recognized as an author
ity in the culture Of grapes, was in
Brownsville on business Thursday.
Maclean is convinced that the section
north Of Edinburg and outside Of
the irrigated section is in the great
est grape producing ares in the Unit
ed States.
You Call 2Ts. We haul.-Valley
Bonded Warehouse g. Storage Co.
Adv. If.
Survey Arrives-"An Economic Sur
vey Of Texas" a book compiled by
the Southwestern Bell Telephone
Company, has been received and has
been placed in the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce. library. The book
gives a complete resume Of condi-
tons throughout Texas, with special
reference 10 the Rio Grande Valley.
G.. G. Richardson. manager Of the
Brownsville Chamber OF Commerce
announced that the book had been
placed in the organizations library
IS a reference 20 those who might
desire 70 use il.
All Kinds OF feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Nalley Bonded Warehouse &
Storage Co.--Adv. If.
Former Valley Resident Writes
G. G. Richardson. manager Of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce
is in receipt of a letter from Leslie
Neal, former secretary Of the Edin-
burg Chamber Of Commerce, in
which he declares that his health II
greatly improved but that he will be
forced to take a six months rest. He
Is living at 22lS Taylor Street, Am.
a~rillo, Texas. He resigned lis posi-
tion at Edinburg approximately two
months ago because Of i'll health.
Kindergarten.-Mrs. D. W. Inger-
soil will begin her kindergarten
Sept. 10. For further information
telephone 946W. II
First Airplane Ride-B. L. Fain, J
l.. Martin and III. B. Eldridge. all 81
Chicago, and officials Of Pinchon &
Company, investment bankers Of New
York and Chicago, received their
first airplane ride Thursday when
they flew over the Rio Grande Val
ley with Maj. Bernard Law, chief Vi
the International Air Transport Co
Of Brownsville.
Spanish. Mexican or Ba- ber's Itch
One bottle Of Imperial Eczema
Genedy is guaranteed to Re enough
for any case. OF any kind. All drug
gists ara authorized TO refund your
uorey il IL fails.-Adv. co.
Returning Home-Mr. and Mrs
John Gregg who have been on a mo-
tor trip TO California and Colorado
are expected to return to Browns
vile Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21

Cuellar's relatives would shoot me.
Officials stated they had investi-
gated the ease and that Juare's
statement was true In all essentials.
Junre fled to Mexico and returned
TO the United States a few months
ago. He was apprehended early in
September near Olmito where he was
working with a labor gang.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
Boy Admits Staying
Parents In Vienna

VIENNA. Sept. 2l.-tF-Mystery
surrounding the deaths OF DR.. Fer
dinsnd Artmann, so, formerly q
wealthy banker, and his wife, so,
deepened today when their sixteen
ve.r old sen confessed he had
stabbed his father to death. The
son said he did this in self defense
while trying 20 wrest q knife from
his fathers hands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21

Else Blue Star Soap. then arrllv
Blre Star Reinedg for Eczema. itch
letter. ringworm. poison oak. dancrutt,
children'a sores. cracked hands. snrt
feet and most forms Of itching y
diseases. w kills germs. sfnns 'fch,ng,
nsnallv restoring fhe skin n heaitS.
Soap. 25c: Blue Star Remedy, Sl.UO.
Ask your druegisE-Afv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
CRITICIZED DOCTOR SUICIDE

STAFFORD, Eng. - DR.. Noel
Maudsley committed suicide after be-
ing criticized In court for issuing ID
certificate OF illness to a man he had
not examined.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-31
vAsHoN ISLAND NEWS REcoRD


The Significance of this an
nouncement becomes clear when
one considers that no one is as
well qualified to pass ON the quail
ticatlons OF a Judicial candidate
as are the attorneys whose daily
business 1t is to practice in the
courts. When almost all the at
torneys IN the county decide that
IN point of fairness, experience,
ability and scholarship one candi-
date is outstanding, it should re-
qulre little, ii any, argument to
convince the thousands of laymen
who consult those attorneys daily
Such IS their endorsement OF Mr.
MeLaren. Other points discussed
at the meeting were the salient
features OF Mr.. McLaren S record
during his twenty-siX years of
practice IN Washington. Particu-
lar attention was paid TO his sue
cess as city attorney OF Everett
Ill . Ia L.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-31
Congressional District.

Congressional District.
Great crowds are coming to each
of Bullitt S meetings to hear his fl
cry attacks upon what he terms
Governor Hartley s cold-blooded
attitude toward all government. -
Bullitt'S campaign IS the most
strenuous ever undertaken by any
candidate IN the state, and is fast
making political history here. He
charges Governor Hartley with be-
ing directly responsible for the
outrages at Sedro Wooley and at
the Walla Walla penltent'ary.
lilS pleas Tor government sym
pathetic to the needs OF the people
nave caused newspapers to name
MN me apostle Oh humanltarl-
anism, and he is now the adj
mltted leader OF the antl-Hartley
movement IN the state.
Wednesday, August ", he will
speak IN Gle Elnm, Eilensburg,
and Yakima. On Thursday he Will
speak IN TopPenSh, Grandylew,
- Ia a.naa u..lr
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-31
TELEPHONE CONTRIBUTES
TO CIVILIZATION

In standards of service and in size
our telephone Industry leads the
rest of the world by tremendous
margin,
There are 1S,500,0O0 telephones
in the United States, 60 per cent OF
all the instruments in the world
IN comparison South American has
but 10 per cent of the world 5 to-
tai and Asia but 3.3 per cent. Eur
ope, which follows us, has the com
paratiyely low mark Of 27.6 pei
cent. In 1925 there were o..
100000, 900 calls in the United
States alone. The second country
Germany, had but 2,03S, 499 900 il
the same perior of time.
It is not illogical to suppose
that this telephone supremacy o.
ouis is in large measure respon-
sible for our world leadership II
many lines. Our modern social
state, business and industry would
be impossible without adequate
telephone facilities. The telephone
industry has made am important
contribution to civilization and
prosperity.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-31
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Horse, plough, eul-
tivaior and harrow, all in Al
condition, Cheap for quick sale.
Cali Blk. 1904. Mrs. Dyer. Lis
abeula. S-242tp.
FOR sALE-Guernsey Jersey
Cow and Shetland pony. d. w.
Fitzpatrick, Burton. Red 1861.
7-2Etf,
FOR SALE-Alder wood, stove
length. $3.50 cord delivered. Or
der now. Red S7l. 7-2O-tf
30
THE MILETA DAIRY RANCH
is Operating a Milk delivery
route, anyone needing Milk
please le US know by phone.
Red s3l, Mileta Ranch. II. d.
MCPHERSON. 5-18-3l
foR SALE Copper Riyeted ce-
day skiffs. Boat. and Fishing
gear for rent. Paradise Cove. r.
o. Burton, Wash VIM Il. Bates
4-27-tf
80
FOR willard Storage
Batteries, Crosley Radio. Bat
terry Charging 800, Vashon
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10
MILL WooD-Call RID 1854 OF
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Cottage, partly fur.
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Thompson, Portage S3l-2tp
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towel notify kimmel's store
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FOR RENT-Fruu Sept to Me,
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Rent almost free. Write Mrs. BIT
Lyon, Magnolia Beach. Wa
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-31

governors nomination was as
sured. French has shown such M
Unstable strength that in a radi
speech here, Bullitt spokesme
praised Hartley S campaigning and
denounced French. Bulhtt, it Is
conceded by both camps, could nos
hope to defeat French even if h
wins the democratic nomination
By defeating Chadwick. Bullitt' :
only hope 10 be governor is to
help Hattlcy win the nomination.