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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-08
PRICES ARE HIGH
FOR FARM LAND

BILLINGS-Brisk upward trend
Of farm real estate buying sent farm
transactions to the highest monthly
level since 1915, according to reports
from Billigns real estate dealers.
While farm lands, particularly IT.
rigated lands, moved in unprecedent-
ed volume during the month, small
sales and general slowing up of city
real estate deprecated the April ur-
ban turnover to a point well below
that of the same period in 1929.
n improved market for both rural
and urban properties was predicted
for early summer when dealers an
ticipated that frightened crop pros
poets will lend stability to buying in
fulences and make loan money more
ready commodity than in recent
months.
Carbon county and irrigated Sec
tons of Yellowstone county were fav-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-08
STOCKMAN'S CONVEN-
TION TO BE LARGE

LEWISTOWN-The unusual mum
Der of hotel reservations already be-
ing made for the 45th annual conven-
ton of the Montana Stockgrowers
association, at Lewistown, May 26 to
%, indicates that and even larger at
tendance will be here than was first
expected. Although the convention
is more than a months distance, more
than 200 rooms have been reserved
and the secretary of the committee
in charge of this work, is receiving
an AVERAGE of 40 requests for reserva-
tions daily.
Stockmen of the state are assured
that the preparations are made for
accommodations of 1900 guests or
more. The Great Northern will send
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-08
COUNTY CENSUS
REPORT COMPILED

A partial report of the census pre-
liminary report has been returned to
the county clerks office in Red Lodge.
As there was no separated count TAX
en- of the districts in 1920 the fig
ures cannot be compared with those
of that time. The report by districts
follows:
District 2, outside of Bridger town,
459; district 2, Bridger town, 567;
district 8, Bowler, rs; district 6,
Chance, 70; district 7, Joliet town,
357; district 7, outside Joliet town,
143; district 8, Hogan, Ill; district 8,
Jackson, 1903; district 10, Volney
Creek, rs; district II, Butcher Greek,
80; district II, Lone Tree, 4S; dis
trict 10, Plummer, 81; district IA,
Cherry Springs, 81; district Is, Sun
nyside, So; district 16, Warren, rs;
district IS, Wilson, 70; district 10,
Selmes, 90; district q, Draper, 90;
district %, Fox, 207; district %, Rob-
erts, 446; district "a. North Willow
Greek, 1877; district 25, New Prescott,
1872; district %, Carbonate, 116; dis
trict 49, Plainview, SO; district 30,
outside Fromberg town, 537; district
&c. Fromberg town, 445; district 81,
outside Bearcreek town, 304 district
81, Bearcreek town, 470; district 33,
Edgar, S4s; district "a, Belfry, 597;
district 35, Golden, 1888; district 36,
Roscoe, 149; district 81, Elborn, 1903;
district SO, Bailey, "A; district 80,
Dry Head, 65; district 40, Stewart,
35; district Al, Clear Creek, 112; dis
trict 43, Tucker, 80; district 46, Round
Butte, 157; district At Cow Creek, 81;
district As, Tomf, 67; district SO,
Weast, SO; district 81, Isom, 70; dis
trict So, Four Buttes, AZ; district SO,
Shriver, As; district 55, Bluewater,
%; district So, Sunnynook, So; district
SO, Shane Ridge, 35; district Ga,
Chapel, 81; district 65, Rudd, 55;
district sc, Victory, 81; district 81,
Five Mile, Is; district GO, Loyning 60,
and district SO, Monahan, 40.
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l ever stood all my. suffering. No
matter how tired | was, nervousness
would keep me awake half the night.
Seven bottles of Sargon brought me a
hearty appetite without trace of in
digestion, I'm not the least bit ner-
vous now, sleep good and my weight
has increased pounds! I haven't
had a headache or dizzy spell since
l finished the first bottle and my
whole system is strengthened and in
vigorated.
"sargon Pills had a wonderful eff
feet on my liver and ended constipa-
ton that had become chronic with
me. Mrs. R. E. Stapleton, 407 N.
18th ST., Billings.
Economy Drug Company, Agents.
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LARGEST GRAD
UATING CLASS
Continued from page y


senior is, in addition to the other
guests, allowed to inviis five other
guests.
Each church is taking care of their
own Baccalaureate services this year
instead of as has been done in the
past.
W. 5. Brewer, English professor
at Montana State Collegs at Boze-
man, is to be the main speaker at the
commencement exercises, which are
to be held in the Workers hall,
Thursday, May %. The valdictorian
address is to be delivered by Robert
Clark and the Salutorian address by
Mary Kolarich. Music will be fur
nished by the high school chorus.
The officers of the Senior class are
Robert Clark, president; Edgar john
son, president; Frances Klarich,
secretary; Edna Pippenger, treasurer
and Miss Dagny Hassell, class adj
visor.
The complete class roll is as fol-
lows.
Doris Abrahamson, Albert Ander-
son, Della Aprato, Bill Bailey, Sara
Brophy, Bill Beans, Elizabeth Bar
rett, Eddie Blazina, Alice Boyer, Ell
mer Bowler, Lydia Berta, Robert
Clark, Lena Carpani, Marvin burst,
Marion Champa, Charles Frankovich,
Madge Cassidy, Forrest Flashman,
Leona Hannula, Jack Gerondale, Elma
Hietala, Tom Gillen, Viivi Jarvi,
Aa,ne Hanninen, Ingrie Jarvie, Ed
gar johnson, Frances Klarich, Elmo
kainu, Mary Kolarich, Walfred Kola,
Ellen Korpela, Leonard Koski, Helen
Leckie, Standby Krop, Elmy Lind
berg, Walter Lito, Doris Mcdaniel,
George Loughney, Irene Mattila, AL
exander McLuskie, Edna Morn, Ro-
bert Martin, Melia Niemi, Oscar MUIR
do, Edna Pippenger, Andrew Robin
son, Rachel Puumala, John Skinner,
Ruby Rogness, Margaret Salono,
Irene Suomi, Audra Tharp, Alma
Tieni, Louise Turner, Clara Wasch-
erie, and Mildred Wilson.
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CITY COUNCIL
! HOLD SESSION
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page II
lots on said street to be discontinued
and vacated, as required by law, and,
Whereas: it appears in said petit
ton that the vacation and discontinue
ance of said street can be done with
out detriment to the public interest.
and,
Whereas: said petition requests the
city council to give notice as required
by law, when and where said petition
shall be acted upon by the said city
council.
Now, therefore, be it resolved by
the city council of the city of Red
Lodge that it appearing from said
petition that the same is in due and
legal form and in accordance with
Section 5306 of the Revised Codes of
Montana for 1921 and that the same
is signed by all of the owners of lots
on said street prosposed to be va
Gated and that it appears from said
petition that the same should be
granted and that the said street may
be and can be vacated and discontinue
ed without detriment to public inter
est; that a time and place be fixed
when and where said petition can be
heard and that notices thereof be
posted at least one week before said
petition is acted upon.
Be it Further Resolved: that said
petition shall be acted upon by said
council on Tuesday, the 18th day of
May, 1880, at 8 o'clock P M of said
day, at the council rooms in the city
hall, in the said city of Red Lodge,
Montana, and that the city clerk of
the said city is authorized and direct
ed to post in three public places in
said city notice Of said meeting, as
required by the statutes of the state
of Montana.
Passed and approved this 9Th day
of May, 1880.
E. w. ALLEN, Mayor.
Immediately following adjournment
of the old council, the new council
took their seats and Mayor Allen
called them to order. There being
present: Mayor Allen; Aldermen
Eastman, Ed Cunningham, Pollard,
Houtonen, Corey and Salono. T. F.
Pollard was unanimously elected pres
ident. The mayor then appointed j.
G. Skinner to the post of city attor-
ney and F. H. Alden to that of city
clerk. William Larkin, Harry Bail
ey and Henry Albert were appointed
police commissioners; D. w. Column
bus, city electrician.
The following various committees
were appointed by the mayor: Aud
iting: R. E. Corey, T. F. Pollard and
Ray Houtonen; Sewer: Salono, R. E.
Corey and w. w. Flashman; Building:
w. w. Flashman, T. F. Pollard and
Ray Houtonen; Water and Light: Ed
Cunningham, Ray Houtonen and An
ton Salono; Streets and Alleys: R. E.
Corey, Anton Salono and Ed Cunning
ham; Library: 7. F. Pollard, Ed Cum
bingham and w w. Flashman; Fire:
Anton Salono, 7. F. Pollard and R.
E. Corey; and Cemetery: Ray Hout-
omen, Anton Salono, and 7. F. Pol
lard.
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RED LODGE CAM
merry BROADCAST
ING OVER NETWORK
CONTINUED from page y

prominent guest speakers and clever
dramas are used to illustrate practi-
cal applications of canned foods in
the kitchen of the individual house
wife.
"Although The Hour of the Canny
Cook has only been on the air four
weeks, it has already shattered rec
ords for winning in so short time
such unusual popularity. Not only
are the total number of letters inn
pressive, but the true interest in the
subject of canned foods even more
significant. 1t is truly revelation
to the sponsors of the program to dis
cover the important part that canned
foods occupy in the everyday life of
the American housewife. The Nation
al Gamers Association have received
thousands of requests for special rec
ipes, numerous inquiries regarding
varieties of canned foods and all let
tiers indicated an. almost universal in
terest in this important subject" con-
tinued Mr.. Mann.
ut gives to the sponsors of these
programs a feeling of real satisfac-
tion that they are putting on radio
program that is such an important
contribution to more efficient home
making, a program that is eagerly
looked for and truly appreciated by
millions of housewives throughout
the nation.
ut is planned to continue The Hour
of the Canny Cook for at least several
months to come" concluded Mr..
Mann.
Canning is of such real interest
and Importance to so many citizens
of Red Lodge that these nationwide
programs will be of unusual interest
to them. They may be heard in this
locality every Monday, Tuesday, and
Thursday morning over stations KOA
and KSL.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-08

Both political parties agreed last
year that there ought to be a pro-
tective tariff on American Compel
tive products equaling the difference
in cost of labor at home and abroad.
With all the caterwauling in the
about the imfamies and
of the proposed new tariff
you may have noticed that no one
undertakes to prove, with respect to
any tariff rate, whether it exceeds
or falls short of that figure.
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ored in large majority of the trans
actions.
With farm purchases reaching the
highest level since 1914, the dealers
generally anticipate that city prop
critics, both in Billings and neighbor-
ing towns will follow the trend with
in go days and establish firm mar
ket in both rural and city exchanges
for summer months.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-08
SUFFERED ALMOST
BEYOND ENDURANCE

Nov that Sargon has brought me
relief from headaches, dizziness, rheu-
matte pains, indigestion and other
trouble, | look back and wonder how
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-05-08
DOOMED TO DEFEAT

We may remind the soviets, who
are going to 'extinguish religion
that that is the devils own iob-and
he hasn't been able to do it.-Boston
Transcript.
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A town down in Georgia has pass
ed curfew ordinance to compel the
whoopee-making old folks to go home
earlier. We knew it was only a ques-
ton of time until the youngsters
would take their elders in hand and
try to make something out Of them.
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However, there time to be lost over vain
regrets. He knew Achmet Eek would discover the
jewels and Werper had vanished All too we'll he
could picture that rulans rage and the subsequent
search. He struck boldly out for the jungle few
miles south of him. Jane Clayton lay painting among
the branches of tree in which she had taken ref
uge from proving lioness. Her escape from the
village had been much easier than she had
ticipated.
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AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE BRICK
with stone trim, In Washington Heights.
IL large rooms, baths, all modern improve
ments. VIII consider smaller house in ex-
change. Call owner, Clev. 1886.
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ie2s,3O,iyl 3,s.s9lO1li2l4 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
1881 Eye ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IMPROVED BY THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT BUILDING, NO. 1874
q STREET NV
BY virtue # a certain deed Of trust dated
December g. 1929. being instrument No. o5.
recorded December 10. 1929. among the land
records OF the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
Sen, AHStonTerS I47l Eve st nv on
5TLY oc,,A P =, 1920 AT Two FIFTEEN
land and premises. situate in the District
OF Columbia and DESIGNATED as and being
lot forty-flve (45l in the subdivision of lots
In square two hundred and ifty-three C253l
made by the Riker Realty Co. as per plat
recorded IN Liber g. folio 10, of the records
OF Columbia
trust for 100000, due November Is. 1881
at rer cent further particulars Of which
chase price above said trust 20 be paid IN
cash deposit of $4,000 required Convey
ancinE. recording, etc, at the purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with within
hfteen days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may he advertised and resoid
at the discretion Of the trustees
HAROLD p GANSS.
MARK p. FRIEDLANDER,
IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FUPN APT FOR 3 GENTLEMEN, OR 3
rooms kitchenette, bath and radio, Frlgid-
aire: NV section; state price. Address Box
27s-B. Star Office.
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Werper travelled slowly onward until dawn when
to his chagrln. he discovered mounted Arab on
his trail. 1t one of Achmet zeks minions
searching for him The Belgian hastily slid into
the screening bush. Down the trail rode the white
robed figure of his pursuer Nearer he came. Wer-
per crouched closer 10 the ground Across the trail
vine moved; Wefper's eyes centered upon the
spot for there was wind to stir the foliage in
the iungle,S denth
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Opposite from him a form gradually took shape
a tawny form, grim and terrible, with yellow green
eyes glaring fearsomely across the narrow trail
straight into his Werper could have screamed in
fright, but up the trail coming the messenger
of another death, equally sure and less terrible
Paralyzed with fear, he remained silent The Arab
for the spring. when suddenly its attention at
tracted toward the horSeman.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WOULD BE INTERESTED IN PURCHASING
suburban vacant property provided owner
would accept in part payment one vacant
lot IN finest residential section u WsShinr-
ton. Address Box l07-B. Star once
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SALE--HOUSES.
(COntinued.)

$3.50.
Beautiful, close-in Woodbridge, hollow tile
and Stucco semi-bungalow built by owner
for his own home. Modern in every detail,
including Frigidare ard hollow tile garage
for two cars. Velvet lawns and wealth of
flowers and shrubs. Terms to responsible
- 0'-''9 BEiTzELL & HoRNING.
306 Tower Bldg. Dist. O853
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AUCTION SALES.
-W =.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A WEscHLER & SON, Auct!oneers
Trustees Sale of Modern Semi
Detached Brick Dwelling of
s Rooms and Bath, Built-in
Garage, Known as Premises
No. 6Il8 7th Place NV

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 6l66, folio 70 ct SEQ =,
OF the land records of the District of Co
lumbia; and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will lfer for sale by public auction, in front
Of MS PF PemSsS' NV TpEsRAY THE
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
District Of coiWmbia, To- wit: Lot 7s IN
square 1850 in a subdivision made by Jud-
son j. James and Fannie James, as per plat
recorded in the ONCE OF the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber 81 At
folio l24 Subject to covenants of record
Terms of sale Property will be sold sub
iect to a prior deed OF trust for $3.50 at 6
per cent due December 6, 1880; terms Mil
be announced at time of sale. A deposit Of
5000 REQUIRED at sale. All conveyancinR,
recording, notarial fees at cost OF purchaser
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days from day OF sale, otherwise the truS-
tees reserve the right to resell property
az the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser, after hve days advertisement Of
WESTWOCD L. WILLIAMS,
iyliiAiels, Trustees.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
TACHED BRICK DWELLING, CON
TANNING TEN ROOMS. THREE BATHS
AND LAVATORY AND TWO-CAR BRICK
GARAGE KNOWN AS 4407 SIXTEENTH
STREEI NORTTINHtE.CT
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HoUsEs-FURNISHED
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED.

NEW BRICK HOME ON. CORNER 9th AND
Madison. 5629 9th n .w.-Afl modern improve
ment, 6 rooms with porch awnings, large
basement, garage yard; convenient 70
school street cars, bus: vacant: open; S65
mo. Owner, TOWE. 1893 F NV. Nat. 2340,
1888 ABBEY PL. N.E-6-ROOM BRICK
house built-in garase, cleo, h.-w.h.; ami;
SAT- mo Kensington 20l-R. IA
CLEVELAND PARK. 1927 MACOMB ST.
n W.--Detached. 8 rooms h.-w.h., porch: ga
rage; lease for two years. furnished II de-
sired. Clev. 23l5. |
1857 PARK RD.-VACANT. ROOMS, BATH,
double garage; ami: near cars 500. 2:
fine condition. WILLETT, National 4g2S IL
NEAR CONG LIBRARY-6-R. & B. BRICK
dwelling. electricity, modern rent moderate
Phone OWNER, Lincoln o64l.
257 10th ST. sE.-MODERN GROOM
house, emi-detached: porches. one
screened: suitable for 2 apartments Large
yard and cellar; $50 Phone Lincoln BILL
1854 NEAL Sc NE.
rooms. bath; rent. ...........; ,$45.UO
HALL BROS. 1904 H st. NE.
Realtors. IL,
1904 N ST NW-lO ROOMS AND BATH
hot-water heat; S67 so per month
g38 Longfellow St n.w.-6 rooms ana bath
hot-water heat; all modern improvements
S5T. so per month. - -. -,,-- r,<,
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INEESIMENI SO'
507 18th St NV. NaLlonaL sol
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RENT-STORES.

STORE OPPOSITE MAIN ENTRANCE OF
the Potomac Electric Power Co.'S new build
ing at 10th and E SITS. NV. Suitable for
lunch room, delicatessen, shoe-shine parloT
or repair shop; 500 per month for months,
Sd25 thereafter, 3-year lease See Mr. Mott,
420 10th st. NV.
FINE, LARGE, UP-TO-DATE STORE ON
connecticut ave, suitable for any business
Rent reasonable
PERCY II RUSSELL COMPANY.
1881 K st. NV. National 1881.
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONFFRS
1881 Eve Street Northwest.

Trustees
jyl2-cod& dS,eXSu
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asst cHAMPLAIN ST. N.W.-s rms.
sos Fla ave nw.-s rms. bath, cleo. so 90
JOB Mass ave. n.w.-6 rms, bath, cleo. 1000
2223 18th ri. n w.-6 rms, gas, water. 21.5O
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY,
AVE NV
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A WESCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers,
$50 Pennsylvania Ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE KNOWN AS NO. 1888 WEBSTER

500 Pennsylvania Ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE Sc. KNOWN NOW! J.! As NO 1888 WEBSTER
BY y hfs Of eer MT9 deed of trust re-
soorded December 2; 1924 IN L!esr es54 fql PIC
2Ss E, seq one q the iand Tse rec ys 81 ' o
the party secured thereby, We, the under
sisned trustees. will sell at puelie aueton, n
FF98UURR HiR44 664cYtoG SgMLY the ESQ ono AT
inE-described land and premises. situate in
the District OF Columbia, 70 wit: Lot 10 N
% SnaFS 2s2S n %am Of ana ans
per plat TeS9Tded n Boz . 60 n pSgs 49,
improvements thereon: e cons. 81 mod
err p5eS If s aqoDs @ ss .,
subject to prior deed Of trust Of $4,000,
further nsrtisulsr' Of which which, VII he an
post of $500 viii be required at time Of sale
All conyeyancinE and RECORDING. A. cost Of
IN Thirty days otheTwise the deposit may b
forfeited. and the trustees reserve the rlsht
p2rcrs5sr, after I'VE DAYS notice Of ' sueS
resale in Th' Ey sToNFS sa2 RKF asfnsp'per
c, HAYWARD M I, I 9, l &,
iv2-dGds.exsu&hol --'O 'o'' trustees
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
TACHED BRICK DWELLING. CON
TANNING TEN ROOMS. THREE BATHS
AND LAVATORY AND TWO-CAR BRICK
GARAGE KNOWN AS 4407 SIXTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust, re-
corded In Liber 1890, al folio IS, Of the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the parties secured thereby.
the undersigned will sell at public auction.
IN tIont OF the premises, on MONDAY,
JULY THE FOURTEENTH, 1880. AT THREE
TWENTY O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, situate in the
District OF Columbia, and being lot Num-
oered forty-eight t48l in Jacob B. Shapiro's
SUBDIVISION Of lots in square numbered
per plat recorded in Liber rs. at folio 1856,
OF the records OF the Office OF the surveyor
ing terms
Terms Of sale: Purchaser to paw one-thlrd
OF the purchase price in cash. the balance
IN two .nstallmentS in one sni two years
reSpectiveN with interest a the rate of
trust on the property sold, or all cash 81
the option OF the purchaser: taxes maid o.
adjusted To the date Of sale; purchaser 10
nay interest on purchase price from date Of
| sale 10 date Of settlement al &C. per annum
az conNeYanclng recording. etc, A. the cost
OF purchaser: good title or no sale A de-
post OF $1,000 will be required al the time
q ,sale and settlement 20 be within thirty
$50 days OF the date OF sale, or deposit
cost and risk Of the dpfaultinE rurchpser
after ,hve 90 days previous advertisement
OF such resale IN some WASHINGTON newspaper
B. FRANCIS SAUL.
j, WHITLEY JACOBS.
,o .., 925 18th St NV,
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Werper's establishment surpassed words when he
discovered opening in the rear of Lady Grey
stokes hut, for he certain that she had passed
through it in attempt to escape the village Also,
he crestfallen; from the first moment that he
had laid eyes upon Jane Clayton, he had nursed
secret passion for the beautiful American wife of
the English lord He had dreamed he might con-
vince her Tarzan dead, play upon her gratitude
for saving her and thus win her for himself
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c. HAYWARD MARSHALL,
1906 18th ST NV,

iva d&ds.eXSu6hol Trustees
THOS. }. OWEN & SON, AUCT1ONEERS.
1881 EYE ST NV.