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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08

By MRS. !. n. ENICH

Clair Kamrath and Louie Nehr were
in Brisbane Monday attending the
tractor school. Mr.. Klamath has re-
Gently purchased q tractor.
When spotting q car for the stock
yards Tuesday the car left the track
and collided with the elevator and
coal sheds of the Bagley elevator,
tearing q part of them down.
Henry Tanbel made . trip to Mo-
bridge and back Monday.
Lou Omdahl and Wallace Moen
were Mott visitors Tuesday.
Roswell Kamrath Of Leith and Rae
Klamath of Elgin were Bismarck Wis
itors Friday. spending . few days with
Rowell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Klamath.
Fred Mees, Mott, was . business
caller in Leith Tuesday.
G. J. Kimball made trip to Car
son Wednesday.
Leith high school basketball teams
girls and boys. made trip to Brts-
bane Friday. Both teams were de-
feated.
Dan Bierwagon returned from
Wahpeton. Friday. where he has beer
attending an aviation school.
Leith basketball boys played Fry.
burg in the tournament ct Carson
Friday morning and won with q score
of IL to Is, but lost to the #. Yate!
in the evening.
Ed Reich resigned his position q
the Farmers elevator and left for hi
home In Elgin, Saturday. r. o. Emcl
has accepted the position. and com
menced work March I.
z. L. Mellon is. moving his tamil,
to Zap, where he has secured employ
ment in the mines. =
Miss Thelma Van Horn has beel
spending . few days with her aunt
Mrs. VIM. Saunders. u.
| Dave and Albert Krause were Lett
visitors Saturday.
In . letter to George Knudsen, {
IW. Howarton, IN old resident Of Lett
and vicinity, states that he Is now 10
lcated ct Cedar Rapids. Iowa. He als
states he is much improved. In health
Clarence LAWYER returned to h
home on tho Cannonbsll, saturda,
He has been spending few weeks
.. 1.-THE home OF his brother =. j. Lawte
NM. Della Carter Dies
, The many friends OF MSs. Del
Carter were grtsved to learn Of n
.. death which occurred wednesday %
eraocn. oae has been . sufferer 4
: many years but seemed to b mVa
Improved Of late ana the Su4dt
lpQSsing vas . surprise to ~.
! Delta Hayes was born In Stewal
. ohio. sept. g.. 1855, died FEB. 81. ls1
! ct Leith. N. OAK.
: She was married to Franklin !
Carter Of Stewart, Ohio. Feb. 2. l41
4 They resided In Stewart until 1o(
) when they moved to Morton count
I North Dakota. taking up ranchiny |
J. what was known for years IS the c.
/. tier ranch.
81 The Carters were known and :
!. lspected for miles around and havil
!. . store, postofftce and coal mine. tn
were the center. Of the ssevelopme
{ lof Grant county.
i After the death Of Mr.. Carter
y 1900, and the coming Of the ratlro1
i. mrs. Carter moved to Leitl1. where s
) resided until her death.
She leaves to mourn her loss 70
D. sons, Bart Of Leith: Harrison Of ]
s I'm; Fred Of Brisbane. and Ralph
/. Sioux city, six grandchildren, q
y hcSts of friends. SIS
Services TOR the departed we're &c
- 1qa,rknfi IN thu prAshvtnfian church 8
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LEGAL NOTICE

U. s. LAND OFFICE, ANCHOR AGE, ALASKA.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that RALPH SPARKS, entryman, together with his witnesses, HAA- RON SUNSBY, and THEODORE ALBERT NUTBEEM, all of SeI- dovia, Alaska, has submitted fin- al proof on his homestead entry, serial O6799, for lands embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1541, Longi- tude 151' 12' 3ov w. Latitude 59o 36' N. containing 17.55 acres.
 If no protest is filed in the U. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alas ka, within the period of publica ton or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. The proof is now in the files of the local Land Office at Anchorage Alaska.
 J. LindIey Green, Register First publication August 20, 1929 Last publication October 30, 1929
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OAKLAND MOTHER IS SEEKING WORD FROM
 HER B0Y IN ALASKA

KODIAK, Sept, 3, Special to the Gateway Although it should properly be in the Gate- way column of the Port of Miss ing Men" the following letter from Mrs. Katherine Tuthill, a widow at 32l5 sixty-first avenue, Oakland, California to Postmis- tress White at Kodiak seems wort thy of special mention. not only from the fact that airplanes de not hop off every day from Oak- land for Kodiak and from the further fact that Kodiak has not and never has had gold dred- ger in all its 136 years of exis- tence The letter follows:
 Two months ago II sent few letters to my son, Dan Tuthill, general delivery, Kodiak, Alaska. Have these letters been picked up by my son? My son left on May IS with young man whose
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name is George Baker. They left from Santa Rosa in an airplane. This George Bakers father had died last December leaving his son a gold dredger which was in operation there My son was to work there with him and signed up a contract for year. I have never heard from my son and I do not know this young man pr where his mother lives so I could write for information. I am widow and ne is my only child, 28 year old. This airplane was owned by George Baker"
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srnrE m1NK

ATGOULEME, France. Sept, 3 GPo- Four persons who appropriat- ed parts of a wrecked airplane near here as souvenirs were arrested and given jail sentences. One man got Six days for taking the fuel tank, 2 woman got four days for taking the dead flier's scarf and two men got two days for breaking off parts of the fuselage.
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( M runs counter to all previous ex- I ences in copper mining up the river, there is every reason to be- lieve that this ore body will go down. There have been many other locations near and around the Nell son discovery.
 o. A. Nelson of Chitina, and as- sociates have taken an option on ! the gold placer benches of Cliff Cayouette, situated on Dan Creek, also on Cayouette's cmfwyshrdu Copper creek, which is a tributary of Dan creek, but it has a different wash than Dan creek. The ground | is deep and wet It has been pros pected for years, but in spite of the sinking of many holes and the use of powerful pumps bedrock has not \ been reached. The optionees plan Ito place drill on this creek, and the men who spent years in the upper country are awaiting with interest the outcome of the drilling operations. The wash on this creek is smaller than the other Nizina placer creeks, and it is the expecta- ton of many that when bedrock is reached within the flood plane fCnnper creek will turn out a win ner.
 The showing of the Galena Bay Mining O., on the Kotsina, under the option of Hurlock, is excellent. The ore is much higher grade than the coast ore It is mostly bornite thus far. The work heretofore done, however, indicates that further de- velopment will result in uncovering large bodies of glance and covellite, the last named ore being named after Covelli, the discoverer, and is Ia native sulphide of copper occurr- ing in masses of a dark blue color; lit is also called indigo copper. The unfortunate ceasing of develop ment of this ground on the Kotsina has probably delayed for a time the opening of a great mine However, all clouds seem to have passed away, and it is confidently expect ed that development on these claims is about to be resumed on an extensive scale. One phase, among others, favorable to the Hurlock property, is the comparatively short haul to the coast.
 The placer ground of the Nizina camp-Chititu, Rex Gulch and Dan Creek-have been producers for 25 years, and they will not be worked out for many years to come.
 The Green Butte, situated on Me- Carthy Creek, which sacked and shipped high grade of the value of S250,O0O in the ordinary course of development, will resume opera
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COPPER RIVER
 VALLEY MINES
 SHOW PROMISE
REGIONS ARE BEING OPENED UP; COUNTRY CALLS FOR
 MORE PROSPECTORS

Editors Note The following ar- ticle, from the Cordova Times on the outlook for the Interior region from Cordova was prepared by an Alaskan who is thoroughly familiar with conditions and probably more conversant with this section of the country than any other one man. His article, conservative to the eX- treme, indicates bright future for the country, and points to the road of prosperity for those who 30 back into the hills.
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The Copper River Valley is look ing more promising than it has for many years The strike of Chick Nelson on the Chittistone is the best looking prospect since the Bonanza was located. The show ing of the ore body on the surface is wide, and consists of copper glance, dark colored sulphide with a brilliant metallic luster.
 The Kennecott Corporation has an option on Nelson's locations, and it has made additional loca- tlons- Twelve men are employed on the property. Considerable strip ping has been done, and two tun- nels are being driven High grade ore is being sacked and if every thing goes we'll, we need not be sur prlsed if shipment of Chittistone high grade goes thru Cordova after the freezeup when the ore can be freighted to Mccarthy.
 There is only one question. if ore body has depth the Chittistone IS going to be a long lived high grade camp. The history of the kind of ore up the valley indicates depth Unless the Nelson discoy-
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MOOSE GREEK COPPER

Le Roi Thurmond, mining en- gineer, is making an examina- tion of the Moose creek copper properties of Joe Diamond and Oscar Nelson, both of Anchor age, reports the Times. 1t is bel lieved the claims will eventually be a big producer
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The United States radio sta- tion at the head of Bristol Bay, heretofore known as Dillingham;, has been renamed Kanakanak station.
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WE CARRY THE BESI BRANDS )F CANDY MANUFACTURED I:s THE UNITED STATES BOTH IN BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot tage.
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erer'S Alaska Shop.
 INCENSE AND BURNERS. Schal-
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A show never to be forgotten tonite
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HAND PAINTED ALASKA PIC TURES AT SYLVIA'S.
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Address
Box 386-R,
Star Office.
BOND AND SECURITY
Statesmen.

The men whom we seek must
have demonstrated by their past
records that they are capable OF
earning good incomes in the field
of security selling and will well
come this opportunity to earn
still larger ones. You will be
given an opportunity to sell one
of the most unusual investments
of safety, income and profit ever
offered to the public.
We can promise you liberal
commissions and the fullest
measure Of house cooperation
we can offer you the support OF
continuous newspaper display
and direct mail advertising,
whichis regularly productive OF
valuable leads.
FOR INTERVIEW PHONE
- MAIN 1890.
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DISTRICT MANAGER
WANTED

Men with sales ability will be
appointed district managers, with
headquarters in Hagerstown. Cum
bcrland, Elkton and Annapolis, Nd
All territories protected. An attrac-
tive proposition that has no compe-
tition. Strictly commission basis.
Field representative will hold inter
views in Washington Wednesday
and Thursday Write US conf
dentially, giving fully your quail
hcations. Address Box us, Star
office.
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
Women of fair education who
are DESTROYS of increasing their
earnings, either by devoting full
time or part time and at the
same time retain their positions,
are offered the following with
out cost or the investment of a
dollar:
An intensive course in LIFE
INSURANCE.
A thoroughly trained man to
go into the field with them until
they can work alone.
A desk, telephone, stationery
and descriptive matter.
The personal assistance of the
general manager.
The help of the companv's
field representative at all times.
And contract to write life
insurance for the OLDEST
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY in America.
We will gladly grant an inter
view, which will at least be in
teresting if not appealing.
Address Box 127-R, Star Office.
DRAPER AND FILTER.
A talented experienced woman who
can make women's clothes, to work
with a woman designer who can
finance. One with a following pre-
ferred but not necessary. Ability
most essential. Replies will be kept
confidential.
A djroce pox nos C4,r OToe 4
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

CARE INFANTS, older children evenings, by
efined lady: IS cents hour; before and after
references. Col. 5468.
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Statesmen "a at once; experience selling
Investment securities helpful but not essen
tlal leads furnished give phone anc ags ~ y
81 O. r. ec VI 'AN'' 30"
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HEIP-DOMFSTFC.

COOK and general houseworker. coored
stay nights; bring reference; two in family
Apply 1913 Broad Branch I'd
COOK. small boarding house: references re-
ouired; stay nights If so desire. 1903 n
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DANCING LESSONS BY CULTURED LADY
OF experience lessons, IS; single, SIPS
North 73l. 2035 st. NV, up one flight. 29H
MAKING-ATTENTION GIVEN TO
individual style and lines. 2l9 Virginia ave,
Lyon Park. Va.
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sALESMEN house-to-h house st-moN ln8
Droduct: sells for 81; commission 81 pro-
faction on repeat orders. Room lil7, 1910
Vermont ave
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BOOKKEEPER for Office of chain store or,
ganization; must be willing worker and
ready to start at orce. Opportunity for
future. Apply 1912 am. Sunday, 907 9th
st W. unStairS.
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Huyler's, CIT 18th 81. NV. .--
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced, rapid and
accurate salary IL satisfactory, $3.50 montn
give details and phone no. IN reply hc-
dress Box 469-R. Star once. ---.
STOCK SALESMAN, good. sound proposition,
saleable only those sho can produce heea
apply good commission permanent ~
dress Box AIS. Star offce. -
STUDENT. coiored, handy with tools, part
time 30c hour work early mornings. Apply
Monday. 20 T NV. Apt. =.
rAxT DRIVERS reliable. with 1dentifestion
cards Apply WArdmAn Taxi Co, rear zOio
n 81 NV. 80
RlRE vUicanizer, experienced; call before
> N, 1924 u e. NV.
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COLLEGE WOMAN. young attractive. with
knowledge OF bookkeeping and stenography u.
desires Secrete :ial position; would consider
other type work Lincoln 1905.
or mothers helper-Rehned
middle-aged Canadian desires position May
1; Seashore or mountains: excellent refef-
cnces. Address Box l37-R. Star Office. 29'
DENTIST OR DOCTORS ASSISTANT. set
tied woman. typiSt; general care OF Office
small salary. Address Box 1878, Star Office.
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BEATTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CAN TAKE ONE PASSENGER TO JACK
sonyille or st. PETERSBURG. Fla; leave May 3.
Ford sedan; SIS. See resident manager, 1867
Irving st. NV.
ROOM FOR TWO 70 OKLAHOMA CITY,
Okla. Phone Decatur 3555.
MIAMI, s23; ATLANTA, ASHEVII,LE. sl3;
Augusta, Say'nah. all pts. South, Boston, So;
Detroit, 50. Sterling Hotel, Main 5237
WANTED-Man to drive Cadillac car to
Columbus. Ohio, about May 8, for his pas
sage. Navy Yard, Quarters N. 2S.
ATLANTA, sl3; ASHEVILLE, PIG.
G'ville, Augusta. Char, G'boro. Dur, Raj,
Miami, all south. Motor Travel, Sterling
Hotel, Main 5237.
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CASHIER, STENOGRAPHER
typist. etc. in rent dept, real estate Office.
Salary, $40 month; hours 9-5. don't answer
unless experienced and active worker tno
beginners or triaers). Address Box IT'S,
Star once
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GIRL. colored. neat, wants general house
work in small family. 1898 10th So. nv.
GIRL. colored. wants s:Sh-waShing Job.
ds"'- work or part-timc work. l240 5th ST.
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HELP-MFN.

BOOKKEEPERS and others interested in
accountancy for a future career will hear
something TO their advantage by calling at
706 Colorado Bids
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES,.
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
pTTpJ TCJERG
SALES MANAGER.

.olN I'D NIININ 4NNJIIN
Experienced in handling men, for res
spousible position with large corporation;
strictly commission; no capital necessary:
should earn from $1,000 to $1,000 during next
eight months; give full details. Address Box
9q-S, Star office.
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sITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE. German, desire positions.
chauffeur, houseman. etc. and seamstress,
cooking, cleaning or maid; references Col
$3.50.
MAN AND WIFE. work together cook and
chauf1eur. IN or out city, pastry cook; refs
Decatur 5645.
MAN and wife want place with private fam
lily as chauffeur and house man, wife cook
or maid; best references. Phone Atlantic
3268-J
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HELP--WOMEN.

CLAIM ADJUSTER PLEASING
PERSONALITY, CAPABLE OF IN
TERNIEWING CLIENTS. MUST
KNOW TIPPING AND HAVE
LICENSE TO OPERATE AUTO
MOBILE. APPLY IN OWN HAND
WRITING. ADDRESS BON 128-R,
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28

If you desire to sell or purchase any
thing, large or small, valuable or in
sisnihcant-make it known by means of
the Classified Advertisements of The
Star.
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GIRL. colored, desires 20 work evenings after
6 pm Call Decatur 3l69 from $40 IN.
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SEAMSTRESS.

DEAN > L KESS.
Middle-aged woman. Address
Box 465-R, Star office.
WANTED-A buyer for jew
elry department. One of Wash
ington's leading and largest de-
partment stores doing a large
volume of business has an OPEN
ing that holds out excellent
possibilities to the woman pos
sessing the necessary quali6ca-
tons. In making application,
state age, full details in reference
to experience and salary expect
ed. Address Box 82-S, Star
Office.
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FOR INVALIDS. AGED. CCNVALESCENTS-
Real home environment; day, night nurses;
special diet ideal location: prof. refs. 20l4
kalOrama I'd Poi 523I
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

OH Oh
CoLoRED GIRL. reliable. wishes assistance
Phone N 9659-W 14l4 9th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL, neat wants place as cook
% pGs5 maid s4i r. I. ave. NV: Call North
sl5 N st. NV. Phone North 5s5i-W
Cot0RGD C GIRL neat wants position as
till o'clock. asa o st. NV.
COOK. good; will stay nights. Call Monday.
Franklin 2056. 938 L st. NV.
COOK. MAID NURSE. helper or part-time
worker washing and cleaning. Pot. 1892.
COOK. good; southern; also days or part
time work. and mothers helper or maid,
three good girls. Pot. 4599.
COOK. colored. neat. frst-class general
worker years ar, last place; will work part
COUNTRY GIRL. colored. wants general
housework, plain cooking; stay nights. Cali
1910 s. Capitol St 29'
PAYS PAYS WORK OR PART .o TINE wanted by
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK WANTED. 1918
9th st. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK or days work
wanted by neat colored girl 1884 Swami st.
6eper f sas9 np sn'S sas S. rs nurse or
GIRL. German. wishes place as nurse for
children or invalid. Address Box 435.R,
mornings or days work. 100 and st. NV.
Apt. A.
GIRL, colored, reliable, wishes days work
Call Adams 3078-W Monday morning.
GIRL colored. neat. wants place for general
housework. Address 6l2 M street NV. 29'
GIRL wishes morning work. Apply 1349
St NV. Apt. l. before noon
GIRL. German, wants place as cook and
houSevOrker references. Address 421 B
st. ne. basement apartment, city. No
phone
GIRL. colored, neat desires evening work
as elevator operator, waitress to stay
with children; reference. North 485l.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work. Call
Atlantic 1893.
GIRL colored. wants a place as general
houseworker. Call 26i8 Ga ave. NV
GIRL. colored, wants work of any kind
Call Columbia 2820-W.
GIRL, colored, neat, from country. wants
Job as plain cook or maid; stay nights; will
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If you are looking for Office help,
chauffeurs, porters, laborers, domestic
help, or desire to offer your services,
place an advertisement in The Star under
appropriate classification.
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EXPERT SEAMPOOING. SCALP TREAT
ment and manicuring. soc each treatment
at residence. White. Highest reference.
Lucy Kimter, Briarley Hall, Main 5oOS,
Branch
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GIRL colored, wishes WORK as child's nurs>:
stay nights; reference. Call Adams 1914
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rsn use another $4,000 man must have car
work strictly on commission weekly settle
lrents; others averaging above figure quoted.
II Won cannot carry yourself for month.
don't apply. Phone Franklin 1899, MONDAY,
for interview
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GTRIs-Nice colored country girl wishes
housework. plain cooking Lincoln 79ls-W.
635 L st Sc
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FOR SPRING = WINDOW AND HOUSE
cleaning, floors cleaned. refinishing, shellack-
walls cleaned; odd Jobs; day or estimate.
Call BEN POI 2HhR
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SALESMAN WANTED~-Man with car TO
represent us In suburbs OF washington =
have very GOOD contracts 20 offer. and the
man that Will work can make good money
as our other good men are cong CAL o.
write, SINGER Sewing Machine Co, Fred
nrtck ~
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LARGE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
aged couple; tray served in room If neces-
sary; nurses care. Col. 5377. IT'S Lanier pl
ELECTRIC VIBRATCRY TREATMENTS;
graduate nurse. 939 N. Y. ave, Apt g. over
dentists. Open Sunday. "a
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qGrEL. colored. wants nsnt hou.sToTE- :is
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW FOR PARTIES
Large grounds, maple floor, 20 couples: IS
night. Address Box 466-D, Star office.
ALL PEOPLE INTERESTED IN THE PRO-
motion of Justice in dealing with the public's
legal rights, please address
NATIONAL STATES RIGHTS ASSOCIATION
2l1 A st. Sc. John F. Chandler, President
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AN international organization will
entertain applications for responsible
positions from few intelligent, ag-
gressive men; good income from
start; an unusual opportunity for
advancement; selection will be made
in accordance with following: Neat
appearance, ability to carry out in
structions, average education and
absolute honesty. See Mr.. Leasim,
10 to II am, Room POI, Denrike
Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-04
NOTICE

In the United States Commission CTS (ex officio probate) Court for the District of Alaska, Juneau Commissioners Precinct. Tn the Matter of the Administra- tion of the Estate of THOMAS M DARBY, deceased.
 All concerned are hereby notified that I, Esther Darby, on April 13, 1929, was appointed administrative of the estate of Thomas M. Darby, deceased, and that Letters of Ad- ministration therefor on said day were duly issued to me.
 All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date of this notice, to me at the office of R. E. Robert son, 200 Seward Building, Juneau, Alaska.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April 13, 1929.
 ESTHER DARBY,
 Administratrix. First publication, April 13, 1929. Last publication, May II, 1929.