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Death Notices

GRAY. BETTY-Beloved mother Of Mrs.
Donna Long. Mrs. Joe Gray. King Gray
and Charles Gray. Bob Uhls and John
Uhls, passed away at the family residence.
545 Berwick Ave, May l6, Funeral a,
the Maplewood Christian church. Satur-
day, NAY 49,, 10 q: m. BuIial No OF.
CONNAHA. Friends invited.
KERVAN, ANNA-Beloved wife Of James
Kervan. mother Of william j.. Mary, Nell
and Paul J. Kervan, and Mrs. M. J. Car
roll passed away Wednesday May 18th.
Funeral Saturday, Ny 10, $3.50 a. m. at
residence. 324o buckle. Services st. Joan
Arc church. a. m. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery. Friends invited
LUCKEY. JOSEPHINE nee Dudleyl-Age
46 years. died Thursday. | a. m, wife of
william Luckey, sister. Of william George
and Harry Dudley. Mrs. P. P. Thoman.
Mrs. Fred Shut, Mrs. o.. L. Miller and
MIS-. G. r. White. Funeral at late home,
III Parkway, Monday. $50 a. NJ; st.
Patrick's church, a. N. Burial st. Jo-
seph,s cemetery; Deceased was member
ciety Of ST. Patrick's church. Daughters
Of Isabella will meet for prayer Friday.
o. residence
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BUILDING WORKER DIES
FROM ACCIDENT HURTS
Crane Arm Hits Employe at New
ST. Joan Of Arc Church,

Lawrence Stafford, "a. of 366 Bal
sam avenue, died at st. Vincent 5
hospital Thursday night from in
juries received when q crane arm
struck him after a cable had broken.
Mr.. Stafford was an enploye Of
the E. A. Carson Construction Com
panv at the new st. Joan of Arc
church. Forty-second street and
Capitol avenue.
Mr.. Stafford was born at Royal
Center, but has spent most of his
life in Logansport. Surviving are
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin.
Stafford; a brother, Robert Stafford,
Logansport, and two sisters, Mrs.
James Marsh, South Bend, and Miss
Blanche Stafford, Logansport. Burial
will be at Logansport.
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Suburban for Sale
Business Property for Sale
Building and Contracting

SHELBY. l88f-Nice storeroom; S living
ms: rented at S65 per month. DR.. $3.50.
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In theAi7e

Weather conditions at $50 a. m.
at Indianapolis airport:
South wind, seven miles an hour;
temperature, SIS; barometric pres
sure, 3O.13 at sea level; ceiling and
visibility unlimited; field good.
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Legal Notices

LEGAL, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET
NO 9498.
In the matter of the Petition Of the
Winona Railroad Company for Authority
to issue securities.
Notice is herembv given that the Pub
lie Service Commission of Indiana will
conduct public hearing in the above en-
titled cause in the Rooms OF the Com
mission at Indianapolis Indiana. at II
O'Clock s NJ. on May 81, 1929.
Public participation IN this hearing IS
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
DIANA.
By HOWELL ELLIS
Commissioner.
Indianapolis indiana.
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Suburban for Rent

ROCKVILLE ROAD STOP 612-Act quickly.
house. ground. park.
NEAR RIVER AND BIRD ST.-6-room cot
tage furnished or UNFINISHED; garden
and chicken space. Ri. 2015.
NEW RIM. HOUSEWIFE gar. and nice
garden in Ben Davis. Call $40 w. Ma
tional Rd. Be. 4973.
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Help Wanted Male

COMMERCIAL ARTIST -
FOR LETTERING AND DE
SIGN WORK. SPLENDID OP-
PORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. SEND S A NJ P L E S
WITH REPLY. WRITE BOX
A, 100, CARE OF TIMES.
STATE SALARY EXPECTED
TO START.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLEFONTAINE. 2315--3 rms. and bath.
newly decorated. heat water and garage
furnished Ii 1883
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Lost and Found
Special Notices

ON OR AFTER-May is. 1929, I will not
be responsible for debts contracted by any
other than myself.
JAMES J. RENIHAN.
REDUCERapidly safely. amazing results,
remain slender with Health baths Room
800. Castle Hall Bldg. $50 E. Ohio. Ii. 5092
On and after May a. 1929 I will not be
responsible for debts contracted by any
other than myself A. c. STOLZ.
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Pianos Tor Rent
81 Per Month
PLAYER PIANO SALE

KIMBALL PIANO STORE.
Ri 2155 100 ~ Delaware;
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Legal Notices
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Indianapolls. indiana.
NOTICE q LOADER COMPANIES.

Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posals vii Be receiLed BY The DiTector Of
MISSION. az the Commissions Office.
Third floor OF the Statehouse Annex.
Corner Of Market Street and Senate
Avenue. Indianapolis. Ind. until 10 O'Clock
2. u. Mav o. 1929. on the following
equipment.
Prom two TO four Self-feeding elevat tor
type bucket leaders. mounted on crawler
track. Leaders 70 be from one to two
yard capacity
quote prices delivered to the following
points, Frankfort. Madison.
Specifications shall accompany Pro-
possls and Thirty-day delivery must be
Guaranteed
All Sealed Proposals shall be marked
on the outside wrapper ELEVATOR
TYPE LOADER BID
The Indiana state Highway Commission
reserves the right 70 reject any or all
proposals. or 70 award on any stated
Combinations Of proposals that in their
Judgment is the most advantageous TO the
STATE OF INDIANA
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
J. J. BROWN.
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NOTICE
To the taxpayers of the Sanitary, Dis
trtct of Indianapolis. consisting Of the
CITY of Indianapolis and the Town OF
Woodruff. of the determination 70 issue
bonds for and on behalf of said SANITARY
District to pay for an Extension 10 the
present Fall Greek Interceptor., TO pc
constructed as an addition to ana extern
sion of the sewage disposal plant. sys-
TEN and works. and 70 the existing m
tercepting and connecting sewers OF sald
Sanitary District.
MOTIFS is hereby given TO the taxpayers
of the Sanitary District OF Indianapolis,
Indiana. consisting OF the City OF Inol-
annapolis and the Town OF Woodrun, that
the Board OF Sanitary Commisssioners OF
said Sanitary District. acting toT ana on
behalf thereof. by resolution duly passeo
and adopted BY said board on the 9th
dav OF Nav. 1929. determined 70 issue
bonds Of said Sanitary District Of indian
apolis in the sum of Forty Thousano
Dollars $40. 600 00(. to bear interest at
$40 per annum. payable seml-annua!ly
on Jan ! and July OF each year, the
first interest on said bonds to pc payaole
July l. 1890. said bonds TO be dated July
rs. 1929 and TO be and become due and
PAYABLE in forty equal series as follows:
81 900 90 OF said bonds shall be payable
on Jan. Of each year. beginning With
Jan. !. 1881. and ending with and lnclud-
ing Jan. |. 1870, for the purpose OF
raising money 70 pay for said extension
to the present Fall Greek Interceptor 70
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s145 TO s375; $40 down; no Interest;
ROBERTSON PIANO co. 20 NJ PENN:
SAXOPHONES-SHg used. $40 down.
F-Z payments. Lorenz Sa%ophone achools
ground floor Pembroke Arcade
PLAYER PTANO-Packard; good as nasE
rs rolls cab, bench, $50 cash. 11, zoo.
VTCTROLA-Victor; rec; excellent cond.,
cheap 1870 n. Colorado Oh Zl54-1S--
PLAYER PIANO" KimbalI," will sac. at
your own price 5657 \. Penn ST
PTANO-Upright; Kurtzmann; 500. Io5A
PTANO-Regent: dark oak; excellent con-
dition: bargain; $50 cash. HI 4I2I.
YNABE-Upright piano; mahog. t9T o q1icH
cash sale: SIS. Mornings. Ha. lJO5-
p6NT0-Tenor Bacon: Silver Bell NC y
verv reas.; also Tuxedo. Oh 3323,---
PLAYER PIANO - Howard. eInahosany'
rolls. bench Oh. 548l. 2535 Coy-lel
COMPLETE Set trap drums; mana
Dainted illuminated; cheap. 1904 ken1o2o--
KTTBAIT PIANO AND BENCH-Flne i2r
children practice. SIS. 25l6 n FeilH ~
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STOR-Your furniture in IRE proof stor-
age house. Private lockers Pay months
later Special no charge tor hauling
for month of MAY Estimates given WITH
out Obligation Call
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR 60,
419 market III LI2u
PACKING. SHIPPING Low RATlEs-on
California shipments. Local and over
land hauling OTTO J. SUEI. Ri. 1928
1851 night Oh. O699W -4579.
j. H. TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE; SPE-
GAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Cricago, St. Louis, Detroit CleveIand or
other cities. DR., BOIL. or Ri. 4265.
BORNMAN TRANSFER Unsatisfactory
moving service; overland trucking OF
furniture and freight Oh. 557l.
RADIO
TRANSFERRING General Hauling Of all
kinds. 821 E. 64th. ". E RODOEKER-
Wa. ABB: residence. HI. 2l37:
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 LOAD
large trucks; responsible men. Dr.. 76l6
HICKS-Local and long distance transfer:
expert piano movers. Ri. 6434.
LOCAL-And overland moving; lowest
rates. Responsible men. Be. 1868.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER covered
trucks: local. overld, $3.50 Id. UP. II 0244
FURNITURE MOVED S2.50-And up; large
covered trucks. Ii. 1890, Oh. l432
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS
SION-INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMIS-
ON-INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
NOTICE TO TRACTOR COMPANIES.
Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posalS will be received by the director of
the Indiana state Highway Commission.
at the Commissions office. third floor of
the StatehouSe Annex. corner Of Market
Ind. until 10 o'clock g. m. MAY 23rd
1929 on the following EQUIPMENT.
Twenty-Five t25l 10 thirty-fve 1857
light tractors. commercial or crawler
tvDe. with horse power ranging from s-l2
minimum 70 1886 maximum. Quotations
on wheel tractors 70 be on industrial rub
Der tires OF ten fl0i 70 twelve t12) inch
cross section measurement, on rear
wheels. front tires of ample size 10 serve
quote prices delivered 70 the following
Charlottesville. Fowler. Greencastle.
Terre Eaute, r. Wayne. Wabash. Green
feld. Muncie. Portland, Upton. La Porte,
Monticello. Plymouth, Rensselaer,. VAL
psraiSo Aurora BLOOMINGTON. Columbus.
New Albany. Seymour, Linton
Specifications shall accompany pro
guaranteed
All sealed proposals shall Be marked on
the outside wrapper. TRACTOR BIDS.
The Indiana State Highway Commission
reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals. or TO award on any stated
combinations Of proposals that in their
Judgment is the most advantageous 10 the
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CON-
j. ]. BROWN. Director.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
our, sincere thanks to our many. friends
full. with help and sympathy during our
recent bereavement, the death Of our
6e many SOB beautiful lowers shd wo F95
of coincidence. Especially do We wish to
thank. the Rev. F. R. Daries for his com
beautifnl ''i Sentiment in his Sermon. he he
choir and organist for their music.
Mr.. AND MRS. z. C. Cannon BalD
RAKER
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1414 LEGRANDE
$40 CASH

Rooms. modern except furnace; dandy
buy. Call Mr.. Game, Ii. 1920, Wash. o245.
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Real Estate for Exchange

HAVE DOUBLE-Clear OF membrane;
in good location south; always rented, in
good condition: want to trade as down
payment on strictly modern, 5-rOom bum
galow north. HI. 22l9.
SIM. BUNGALOW-Fo farm with fruit:
mr.. drive from city. 1852 F. 10Th ST.
EQUITY-Iu 5-rm strictly mod. home, for
a Cd used car 1861 English. Dr. TAP.
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RERWYN ST o52

Dandy new 5-room modern bungalow,
Just south Of beautiful Garfield park;
brick and cement porch, hardwood floors.
kitchen and bath. alcove tub shades, limo
leum. Schlage button locks, cabinets. Ry-
bolt furnace. laundry connections, garage,
sodded yard, paved street; Prlce 9 Hl.ly
RI $500 n. J. FOX. HU. 1853.
BERKLEY ROAD. 640-642 = Companion
houses built especially for friends or
father and son. Specially handicapped to-
gether. One Dutch colonial and one new
English colonial within plain view OF But
Ter college and Orchard school. Eacn
house newly painted and decorated Fun
basement. tWo-car garage attached. 3
rooms. extra large hving-room with fire.
place Hu. 6855 Hu e9Ol.
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Unclaimed Freight Station. Cor car.
Ave and South St Heavy glass tra"
suitable for meat shops. drug and candy
oXfords for children. S150 pair.
FOR SALF-Furniture and autcauos Of
al Kinds 1911 S e. s.
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Business Places for Rent

/. 2. AMI 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfinished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
Ii. 3458 Room 10.
NICE RM.-Good business loo; So mo-;
close Fountain So. 824 Shelby. Dr. 2084.
WASH. E, 608-Large front rm.; front
rear entrance: reasonab bic. Ri. 5l77.
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Lots for Sale

AN ACRE AT 18Th AND AUDUBON-Will
cut into /. SO foot lots. $40 down, $40
monthly Mrs. Kimmeu. II 1925.
CORNER LOT-North new Boulevard
81 $50 price. will sell s675 equity Tor $500
cash. balance mo. payments. Ia. 1881.
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NOTICE Oh HEARlNN1.
Notice IS herebv given that l.. V. Hamn-
ton has fled with the Board OF zoning
Appeals Of the CITY OF Indianapolis a
petition asking PERMISSION 70 vary t tI.
remOdeGng the present residence at 81
% East Fail Greek boulevard, into an g.
- a public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 401. CITY Hall. Tuesday.
MAY g. 1929. al 2-3G P. m. at Whlcn
time and place all Interested persons VII
erence to the matters set out III salo
BOARD OF zOHINS6G, , APPE4 49,.
Il B. STEEG. Secretary.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMA1IS-
ON-INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA:
NOTICE TO ROAD GRADER COMPANIES.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
pOsalS viii be received by the Director Of
the Indiana State Highway Commission.
at the Commissions office, third floor
of the StatehouSe Annex. corner OF Mar
ket street and Senate avenue, InolanaDo-
lis. Indiana, until 10 o'clock g. m, May
IS. 1929. on the following eouipment.
Twenty t20l to thirty 1901 Iour-wheel
graders with steera bic tongues, seven "a
foot to twelve l2l foot blades; approx
mate weight on seven-tooJ BLADE TO be
three TO four thousand pounds APPROX
mate weight on twelve-foot blade tc be
i've 10 eight thousand pounds.
Quote prices delivered to the following
Terre Haute. Fl. wavne Wabash. War
saw. Cambridge CITY. Greenfield. Muncie,
Portland. Upton. La Porte. Plymouth.
Rensselaer,. Aurora, Columbus, Seymour,
Dale Paol
Specifications shall accompany pro-
posals and thirty-day delivery must be
guaranteed.
All sealed proposals shall be marked on
the outside wrapper, ROAD GRADER
BID"
The Indiana State Highway Commission
reserves the right 20 reject any or all
proposals. or 10 award on any stated COM
hinations Of proposals that IN their judg-
rlent is the most advantageous to the
State OF Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CON-
MISSION.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF THE
SCHOOL TOWN OF BEECH GROVE,
MARION COUNTY INDIANA

Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed, being all OF the members Of the
Board OF School Trustees Of the School
Town OF Beech Grove. Marion County,
Indiana, a. 10 O'Clock a. m. on Monday
the 27th day Of May. 1929 at the office
Of said board in the school house in said
school town, Will offer for sale $4,000 90
par value Of school bonds Of said school
town of Beech Grove, the proceeds Of said
bonds TO be used and disbursed on order
OF said board in the construction OF new
which has heretofore been authorized
and ordered by said Board Of School
Trustees and which has been approved by
the proper state authorities.
Said bonds shall bear interest at the
rate OF 40 per annum, payable on the
lst day Of July. 1880, and thereafter semi
annually each year until paid. Said inter-
est shall be evidenced by coupons at
taChed TO said bonds. Said bonds shall be
In the denomina ton of $4,000 each, and
said bonds shall be dated May IS. 1929.
Two of said ponds shall be due and
payable on the LIST day Of July. 1880. and
a ike number of SAID bonds shall be due
and payable on the 1St days Of July and
January of each and every year thereafter
until said bonds have been paid. Said
bonds shall be negotiable and payable at
the Citizens State Bank Of Beech Grove.
Indiana.
The opinion Of the law firm of Smith.
Remster Hornbrook & Smith, approving
said bonds Will be furnished the purchaser
thereof.
HENRY L. HURST President.
QUINCY T. MITCHELL, Secretary.
NERL PERSON, Member.
sFT~ ~~~~ i1F 81 If he
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Houses and Flats Furnished

GCODLET. 1888 rooms. bath. garage.
heat. water furnished. Be. l593-R.
RILEY, N, 1I8-4 rms. bath. upper du-
WALNUT. E. I15-3 rms. bath: eVeryth.
furn.: S35 See Housekeeper in basement
try TINES WANI ADS rO4 go
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APARTMENT RENTA.


BUREAU
Let US help YOU find an apartment. We
take you in our car. No obligation OF
course. Ri. 1871
THOROUGHLY modern 2. 3. 4 and 5-roonl
apartment; 8 locations north. east. and
south at reduced rent. See US or phone.
Ii 1891.
Il. II WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Building.
LOVEL Y-4-rm. upper duplex; newly dec:
garage; utilities furn.; S35. Ha l945.
LOVELY-4-rm. upper duplex; newly dec. d;
gar: utilities turn; adults. Ha 1875.
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BELL FONTAINE. 2315--3 rms. and bath.
newly decorated. heat. water and garage
furnished. Ii. 1888.
BELLNGHAM - 500 Balssm Ave; newly
decorated. broom apis: S4750; utilities
furnished Wa. 44t3.
BEVILLE. n. 23-Modern 3-rn: apt; priv
ate entrance; reasonable. Oh, 1871
CAP. n. 1925 MOD, UNFURN.; SIS.
Oh. 2641-J. Ii 8136.
DELAWARE N, 8I3-4 rms. bath, heat,
water furn.; real place; 535. Il. 6923.
IRVINGTON-Lovely and rooms,
porches, private entrance, heat. light,
gas, water Frigidaire; 545, $50. II. 34l2.
JOHNSON AVE. 37-5 rms, base, attic;
Maplewood Court: nicely dec. II. 0ll9.
PINEX-Pine. Fletcher ave; fur and IN
fuc.: S35 up. See custodian, Apt. No. 2:
TENTH ST. E 211812-4 rooms. semi
modern. water furnished. $3.50. Ii. 1850.
Wa. 1920.
4l8 T. FIFTEENTH ..............54l 90
1908 Central Observation-Disclosures. 3750
1888 n. Meridian Observation-Disclosures. 1000
l1Ib n. LIMOS ...-..s..s... 39.y0
Z4U Z. PraCt .--ss-.ss.s. -s...- 3Q'UU
sob N. Meridian ...........e...... 81 50
1924 Broadway ............. IS. 90
5345 E washington .......... 80. 90
3515 N. Penn Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1914 E. Washington ............... 43. 90
1920 Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is so
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
ITO Union Title.
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Situotions Wanted Mele
Situotlons Wanted Female

=Colored girl desires cooking.
general housework. stay nights. Ri. 6454.
DAY WORK-By experienced woman; best
Of reference. He. 1850.
LAUNDRY-To bring home; everything
handled with care. He $3.50.
EXPERIENCED-GirI wants laundry to
bring home; half day work. He. 3248.
ERIENCED-Laundres wants washing;
called for and delivered. He. 3ll9.
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Houses for Sale

MY NEW STRAW
7 will eat my new straw hat if these
two homes are not solo by Monday. be-
cause they are the best values I know Of
I21 E. BERWYN ST.
Has Just been completed. It has two
good sized bedrooms. large living room
in cabinet in kitchen. oak floors through
out. full basement even under the front
porch. Rybclt furnace. garage, crushed
stone driveway. Real value at s4,250 on
POS E. BURWYN ST.
Is new modern bungalow with COM
plete bath, Rybolt furnace, garage with
Cement drive $4l00 on very reason
able terms. Go 1900 South on Penn. or
Brill St. Open Saturday afternoon and
SUNDAY. Ri 2509. Hu. 3284.
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Houses for Sale

SEE THIS AND BE CONVINCED
5-rm. bungalow, modern. Must sell:
leaving city VIII sac. for $500; small
cash VIII handle. Call II. 24l3. morn q ey.
double. bath, garage,
bargain. owner. II 54i2.
STUART ST. 2s09-5-rm. semi-mod gar;
500 down. SIS per month. Ia 013z.
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Musical Instruments

PIANO ACCORDION.
Homer. IL BASES, % piano keys IN
good condition. Only $25. 49,
PEARSON PIANO co.
1913 N. Pennsylvania St.
SCHUBERT PIANO-Mahogan case; bar
gain. SAC so; sold on terms. Splendid
Ellington player. Fine. condition Bar
gain. S110. bench and rolls. Sold on
Ohio street.
HAVE-Your piano tuned and repaired
for spring guaranteed work BY e%pers$s,
ment. Baldwin PIANO CO., 50 Monu-
ment Circle Phone Ii 1893.
SAXOPHONE-Solo alto. standard .m4Ne'
silver plated ID good c.sc. TRIMS: Sbo-
PEARSON A\O co.
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OPERATORS

VI EhAIUhD
Tor
Mending overaNs; 5 days per week; 81
per day,
OVERALL LAUNDRY.
WOMAN-Living in east part Of city to
clean office. Apply Room l01 INDIANA
BELL TELEPHONE CO.
Situations Wanted Mote
PAPER CLEANING WANTED-s1.00 per
room Oh. 2661-J.
CHAUFFEUR-Or houseman. experienced.
reliable, good ref. Ia. CLOS.
MEAT CUTTER-Thoroughl exp. best OF
reference; reasonable. Ri. 1899.
TRUCK DRIVER-I have had wholesale
and retail sales experience. Dr.. 2074-W.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-30
FAMOUS "NILDCATTER"' SELLS OuT. sUCCUMBs
 ID LURE 0F OIL

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April 19, P)-Thomas B. Slick, has writ ten an epic in oil history because he refused to follow in the beaten path.
 This 45-year-old adventurer, re- putedly the worlds greatest indi- vidual oil operator, staked his for tune on wildcat" plunges- and won.
 Recently he sold his mid-conti- nent properties for more h a T $3O, 100000. And he's back in the business already.
 Slick has announced plans for three separate oil companies, one each in Texas. Kansas and Okla honna.
 An almost uncanny ability to find oil in virgin fields has char acterized SlickS manifold ven- lures. His ruddy face, schooled to set in an expressionless mask when millions are at stake, has seen vast areas of rank wildcat" territory turn into prolific oil fields.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-30
NOT \ CHANCE FOR
 PRIVATE EXPERIMENT

George L. Johnson, formerly photographer, now in the trans fer business at Anchorage, erected pens and started mink farming on a small scale. Then, according to recent arrivals in Seward, he decided to experiment with lynx, and requested a permit from the game commission to capture three live lynx.
 A letter was received announc- ing that the commission was op- posed to capturing lynx in the spring, because the animals were ancient, or breeding, indicating that he might exceed the legal number by capturing a female that would present him with a batch of kittens.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-30
OIL BOAT GOES WEST

The Alaska Standard, of the Standard Oil company, departed for Kodiak and Seldovia, last mite, with supplies to those points. Mr. Moultray, Alaska manager, left on the vessel filling the vacancy left by the absence of the regular sales man who slipped aboard ship, breaking leg. He was put ashore at Latouche for treatment.