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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY-HoUSES.
.ocAffoN; chEyY CHASE or nearby section
s:s: e. s Ssiss sss s;, 's &
PETwoRTH OR BRIGHTwooD, FOU9-
cssh Drcs aS9 Aadrsss sox ss isss ssn
on ROOM HOUSE. AS Low AS POS:
monh small AddGsss BOX s STAB os
GROOM. BRICK. IN .N.w,-MUsT BE
ppriced low for cash. Address Box 44o-A.
WANTED T,ii e nSs.In 70 BUY = HOME IN RETW6sJNa W6a
Room 2o2, Southern Bldg. Nat. 54b8.
AT ONCE-sMALL ROW. BRICK HOUSE.
stsoSe oG ivs nv ocapicn Fay all Sssh MSt eysr eyer
Post once. -O-O"' o'A 4~00' ivy
WILL CONSIDER BUYING SMALL D. G.
ee5IlpaTsis' eclpmSis 7sssD price and terms are right
owners. No Commission. Immediate action.
Z. A. cARvEY. Dist 677o. 1910 VI. ave.
sALE-SUBURBAN.
Bradbury Heights-5-room bungalow. water
electricity elect In louise; With 8 lots. S2;g9o:
interest and principal Ph. Hillside 02s6-W
8 ROOMS, BATE. GARAGE, sas LARGE LOT:
win rent for $35. Phone Adams s55s, after
8 pm. or write owner, 1886 Warden st. NV
BY OWNER : RrvERDALE. ND. $4,000
home for 84,750: bungalow, rooms. tiled
Madison ave. We. RivefGale. Nd. information.
s4.a5o-BARoAIN
E.' .pse shady los E. nsas Stores and
sos. os' ,s, sgRTSH REALTY At os3 &C.. No o,,a
bous95 EoME ~ aEE1
taneous water heater. gas. etc. 5 bed rooms,
dining i room. Sessined Ss kitchen, open fireplace,
crystal candeliers, old wide floors, beautiful
or oa sms aaa sssh ssss sT9 % Balance % ike
Phone Alex. 739.
FROM OWNER, MODERN 6-RooM. BUN
sssoS spacious sSns sso6 oSsTs cs.S
Address Boy 4s4-A, Star once.
GROOM HOUSE, BATH. FURNACE. ELEcs
lot 130x185, outbuildingsi located at 42S
as saeri:e a4s neg Calf fraslSSfa da. Sfos AauS' sen
Jackson Highway 2 miles east Of Fair
eiec. light and range and hot-water heater;
sSone RSS1nnfs Eo. Sa rsn q spt Dqsfh' s at
-------- ------------------------
MARYLAND PARK, MD.-5-ROOM HOUSE.
screened;in porches, hcacre lot; metal ga
arbor One car fare to heart of city. You
can have all city eonveniencss. Priced for
Cali owner. j. II. AsHBY. after 3 pm. and
make appointment to see property. Phone
Capitol Heights 361.
ARDMORE, MD. "a BARGAINS; PRICES,
For nearby Md. homes from big lots to 26 o.,
see cur large. exclusive list. Easy terms.
n. 3. RYoN CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave. Ma. zoos.
5-RM. BUNGALOW, KrTCHENETTE. GEL
lar, garage and chicken house; lot 1b5x200
rieties; centrally located. Takoma Park. Md.
Sacrifice sale. $4,s5o; substantial payment
and terms. Can at "a Fremont ave- Shep-
herd 2514-W.
NEW r. a BATH BUNG., LARGE LOT,
S13 Rheem ave-. Hyattsyille Kills. Nd. Call
Eyattsville 637-J. ~
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YOU ARE INVITED

YOU ARE INVITED
TO INSPECT
the beautiful home now under constfuc-
ton near the washington Golf and Coun.
try Club.
Go out Lee Highway TO Glebe road. then
north on Glebe road about four blecks 10
Built and-sold By
FRED A. GOSNELL,
"a Wilson Blvd. Clarendon, Va.
Telephone Clarendon IL. IL
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
FURNISHED, 7-ROOM MODERN HOME
large living room. fireplace, h.-wh., hard.
DON dom Phone Phone Walnut $50 $3.50. .'''i0n 'i o'Afeh'
TAKoMA PARK-NEw MODERN BUN.
Ealow, 8 rms. and bath, h-w.h.. garAsey
$40. APPLY 105 Lincoln ave, greenhouses.
wooDRIDGE-5 ROOMS. ANIL. $40;
rooms, dining alcove, pantry, $47 80; Groom
brfck with sleeping porch. $50; 3 rooms,
nearby Maryland, S46. Call North 7203 or
INQUIRE 2377 r. l. ave. ne.
MODERN fHOT WATER. ON. BUPNFR-
heat furnished) 4-room furnished house. S36
per month; enc block on Military I'd. 80
Glen I'd, Cherrydale. Va.
MT. RAINIER-MoDERN 4-R., B. BUNoA-
low, h;-wh, h;owh, gas elec.; S35. Can Green
4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. S2I;
and 9 room bungalows. $50 o. b. zANT-
FINGER CO., Greenwood 1919. o Bayly ave.
Hyattsyille. Md.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE m HYATTsvILrx,
8 rooms and bath, OIL burner. FrisidaIre,
double gaTsgsi, ,,. $50 month. 1os GARFIELD
TAKOMA PARK-LOVELY- d-ROOM HOUSE.
garage; splendid location: only $50 Also
rms, S55. Shep. 2546.
ARLINGToN-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR: )
large, cheerful rooms kitchen and pantry.
garage. $3.50 CLARENDON l2O7-W-1.
suNooALow IS i.a,. Rooms AND BATH.
81; Sus ane dr..nsooa eel :tSSi ssse
tCestinnsd On NM fa1S5
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SALE--HOUSES.
EC.-aEa..AA

CHEVY CHAsE-UNusUAL, BEAUTIFUL
hollow-tile. 10-room, 4-bath, 2-car-built-in-
to-. Reasonable terms. Recently repos-
sessed. I10 Leland st. Phone North 6270
for app0ntment
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1921 27th ST. NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL
& desirable outside rooms, 2 baths, porches,
garage; attractive garden. den..------
32e ELM ST. N.E-4-RM HOUSE. WATER'
electricity and gas; S22.50: reeonditiened.
CAT ST sw.--6 ROOMS, BRICK, BATH;
ami; near car line. Apply
ba. 4a st. sW. Phone Met. 1850. 12.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
1T2o irving st. NV r. b.. 22 II;
wide: inclosed sleeping porches, attic. OIL
huIpsz, karage; Lease. $40; Linz 42sszzM4-. 10.
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,3II9 q ST. s.E-BUNGALoW WITH FIVE
rooms, bath. cleo, gas range, fur neat, esr.
$40. 30. DAVID r. THOMAS. 907 18th st.
Nat 1850 or Col 43D3-W. H.
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1928 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
6 r. and b., ami double garage: S65.
s1S B ST, Sc
6 rooms and bath; $3.50.
e22 PENNA: AVE. Sc
703 10th ST. NE.
8 r. and b.. elec. lights: S27 80.
644 EAST CAP. ST.
rooms bath ami; $3.50.
1880 EAMES ST. NE.
er and b. ami, 5gllt-in built ssr, sG,,s s42.6o.
515 East Cap st. 1913 18th st. NV.
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1907 EAST CAPITOL sT-12 ROOMS, COR.
a m ROSS & PHELPS, l417 X st. NV.
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ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY DECO
rated; ami. 1893 4th st. me-; $40.
OHner No 02QR
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BEINC MADE OVER
new, j block from Circle, all brick q bed
room, bath. lst floor; 3 bed rooms, PAIN,
2nd hoor); screened, private porcn; 2-car
Cleu 11aa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Continued.

NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, 130 c
nj se-Snitable member Of Congress; 10
rooms. 2 baths, hot-water heat, inst. water
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5I3 MD. AVE s.W-6 ROOMS AND BATH
electricity, hot-water heat, garage; S4o.eo
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sos Nor. Cap. St. Phone Nat. 6733.
TO COLORED.
5ls n St nv Morqsn IN 81 81 gas gx e5ef; b. b.
elee latrobes. $40; i41S N. J., ave. nv.
Apt q +. b. elec' hrcols; SS15os ssn SlSa Sos
''' JOHN scRivENER q gRo.
Ola @ St.sNW Dist. $3.50.
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6-ROOM BUNGALOW. FINE CONDITION;
saraee; s45 mo. 20 'westmoreland ave;
Takoma Park. Md, "a blks. east Of Carroll
ave, of Elm ave. VAN DCLSEN. Nat. OWL
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MARYLAND PARK. MD.-5-ROOM HOUSE,
screenediina porches. Hcacre lot; metal ga. "a.
arbor. One car fare to heart of city. You
can have all CITY convenience Priced for
Call owner. ]. H. ASHBY. after 8 pm. and
make appointment to see property. Phone
Canitnf Haiohts
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NEW 5 r. a BATH BUNG., LARGE LOT,
s13 Rheem ave. Hyattsville Kills. Nd. Gail
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SALE--SuRuRRAN.

scHLEY AVE. AND WASHINGTON AVE,
Bradbury Heights-5-room bungalow water,
electricity in i.ouse; with lots. $4,000;
$500 down; balance $50 q month, includes
interest and principal Phi. Hillside 02s6-W
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TWO-FAMLY HOUSE.
Silver Spring. 907 Thayer ave, lovely de-
tached house, suitable for two families; two
kitchens. two baths; Just off Georgia ave-
rental reduced. To inspect call National
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Observation-Disclosures

I FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE. D, C.; SUIT
able for large or two small families; 4 rms,
kitchen, ba., ca. A.. gar. Clev ABB.
, FOR. RENT-SUITABLE FOR LG OR TWO
small families. 5 bed rooms. 2 ba. Il bed
i room. ba, 1st NJ, veranda gear gar. Wal
nut S567.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
ENGLISH FLYER
GETS ACQUlTTAL
In DEATH CASE

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. II. U.P = A
Dade county jury today acquitted
Captain William N. Lancaster, tall
wartime British aviator, of the
murder Of Haden Clarke, young
writer who won the love of pretty
Jessie NJ. Keith-Miller, Australian
flyer, from the veteran.
The jury was out lacking a few
minutes of five hours.
The verdict ended a trial that
started August 2, a trial replete
with testimony OF the strange love
triangle in a Miami bungalow where
the three lived together and where
Clarke, writing ? history of Mrs.
Keith-Miller'S air activities so they
could exc out precarious existence,
supplanted Lancaster in the affec-
ton of the woman flyer.
Clarke was killed April q on a
porch where he and Lancaster
slept.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
Break In Canal
Quickly Repaired

Less than II hours elapsed be-
tween the opening of a 25-foot
break in the main canal of the I'M
perial Irrigation system eight miles
below the Cudahy check at noon
yesterday and the closure of the
aperture at II o'clock last night.
The break, believed to have been
caused by muskrats undermining
canal banks, occurred on the north
side of the Alamo and threatened
the water supply of the entire val
ley.
Residents were unaware of the
break until after it was closed, how
ever as water continued to run un-
til this morning and still is run
ming in some of the canals. Water
will be running in all canals again
tomorrow morning, according to
district officials.
Crews trained in the work of
stopping breaks were rushed to the
scene and worked without cessa-
ton until it was closed.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
NEWS BRIEFS OF THE COUNTRY
PRESENTED IN TABLOID FORM

completion of the third day in the
air. The record is 122 hours.
LA PAZ, Bolivia. Aug. 1.-THE
Bolivian war office today issued a
communication declaring that Par
aguayan cavalry yesterday attacked
Bolivian observation post in the
disputed Gran Chaco area, killing
Lieut.. Com. Manuel Monroy.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. II.
U.P)-Russel N. Boardman, CO.
holder of the worlds distance flight
record, has a good chance for re-
covery," hospital physicians said
today after his crackup yesterday.
His condition was -'as good as can
be expected with a possible brain
conclusion the most serious injury.
He fell 200 feet in test flight. He
flew with John Polando to Turkey
a year ago.
BOMBAY, India, Aug. 17.-Miss
Madeleine Slade, white, personal
servant of the Mahatma Gandhi,
was arrested today for entering
Bombay without police permission.
The British disciple was arrested
last February when she defied a
police order to leave the city
Gandhi already is in prison for de-
flying British rule.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
0UNTYBRIEFS ~

Attend Funeral-J. @. MacDon-
aid, Paul Brown and Bill Tackett
California Highway patrolmen, to-
day are attending the funeral OF
Officer Hink. who was killed while
on duty in San Diego last week
end.
B. Nj. GruweR. candidate for
State Senator. will speak over KXO
at 6:40 Monday night. 6tle
Special Low Price on gallon
quantities of milk at New Sunland
Dairy Plant. West Main st. 22tf
Intend To Wed - Johan Singh
Sandhu, 80, and Josephine Castro.
II. both of Holtville, today filed
notice of intention to wed. The
notice is on record at the county
clerks office.
Drink pure lemonade by glass or
gallon at Pauls. Corner Ninth and
Main. ltt
A. y. Hanson, Dentist - over
Security First National Bank
Phone SO. lstf
Traffic Cases--But one of nine
scheduled traffic cases was handled
in Judge I. Mayfield's court today
as eight defendants failed to ap-
pear. Two offenders slated for ap-
pearance wrote concerning the
charges against them. T. j. Kelly
Of El Centre. charged with exceed
ing the speed limit, was fined $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
Old Battleflag
To Be Displayed

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. W.D-
The U. S. Frigate Constitution will
fly the old 15-star Union Jack Fri
day for the first time since 1912 in
celebration Of the 120th anniversary
of her victory over the British Man
o. War, H. M. S. Guerriere.
1t was in that famous battle off
the Grand banks in the War of
1912 that the Constitution was Civ
en- the name of "Old Ironsides"
Shots bounced off her stout oak
sides without damage.
The old colors will be flown from
the Constitution for 40 minutes
just as long as it took Captain Isaac
Hull to effect the surrender of the
Guerrero l20 years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
BOrah Silent On
Election Plans

BOISE, Ida, Aug. II. U.R,-Sen-
ator William E. Borah of Idaho TO-
day continued his refusal to deny
or confirm reports that he will be
named candidate for President of
the United States by a new dry
party.
Borah spent several hours yes
terday corferring with Dr.. Clar-
ence T. Wilson, chairman of the
Methodist church's board of pro-
hibition and D. L. Colyin, national
chairman CT the prohibition party.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
Heavy Decrease
Shown In Exports

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. U.P)-
Exports from the United States
in July totalled Sl07 ,000, 900 more
than $73 100000 less than the same
month in 1881 and 100000 less
than in June of this year, the de-
partment Of commerce announced
today.
Exports for the seven months
ending July were S94S, S,048,O0O or
s54S, ,691 900 less than for the cor
responding period in 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
Ousted Students
Register Protest

CHICAGO, Aug. IT. U.P)-A Wig
orous protest telegram was dis
patched TO Gov. Louis L. Emmer-
son today by 80 students, most Of
them from the University of Chi
cago, who were turned back by
local authorities from projected
investigation of conditions in the
Illinois coal fields.
The students who carried food for
the relief Of destitute miners were
refused permission to enter Frank
lin county. They demanded that
Emmerson guarantee protection for
a second visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17

immigration Prisoner - Ramon
Guerrero, %, was brought to the
county jail last night by immigra-
ton officers He was arrested in
Brawley.
Hear B. NJ. Oruwell, candidate
for state senator, speak over Ra-
dio Kxo at e:4o Monday night
4t2l
Divorce Complaint Filed-Leleith
NJ. Rutherford today filed a divorce
complaint against Floyd A. Ruth
erford on the grounds of cruelty.
The couple married January 8. 1918.
at Deming, N. NJ, and separated
May Il, 1892. Mrs. Rutherford
asked custody of their one child.
Casa Rey Hotel dining room -
home cooked meals, 35e. loft
PerishabIe Shipments One car
Of honeyballs was sent east yester-
day, according to B. A. Harrigan,
agricultural commissioner.
DIR. Hooper Dentist. X-Ray
service, 10 North 9th St m,w,f
Funeral Held Funeral services
were held this morning at 10 o'clock
for Enacio Lujon. 10, who died yes
terday at the county hospital. In
terment took place in Mountain
View cemetery.
Hemstitching Sc-Mrs. Wilson,
1923 Broadway. Phone 1472. 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
Oil Truck Driver
Burned To Death

POMONA, Calf, Aug. II. WP-
Lawrence w. Nease, 26, trapped in
the flaming wreckage Of his OIL
loaded truck and trailer when the
machine left the road and over
turned near Spadra, west of here,
was burned to death early today.
Deputy sheriffs expressed the be-
lief that Nease, an employee Of the
Beacon Truck Wrecking company,
fell asleep at the wheel of the truck.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
Baseball Scores
(By United Press
A D,ericnn TpnUue

(By United Press
American League
AT Boston R. H. e.
st. Louis. .020 900 0l0-3 8 6 0
Boston ............ .202 O30 o0X-7 8 .
Fischer, Gray and Ferrell; An
drews and Connolly, Tate.
At New York R. H. E.
Detroit .............. .110 100 000- 9 2
New York. 900 $40 BOX Il l
Sorrell, Uhle and Haywortli;
Pipgras and Dickey.
At Philadelphia r. H. E.
Cleveland ........0 900 900 600 0 o
Philadelphia ....021 O61 01x-11 Is o
Ferren, Connally and Pytlak;
Grove and Cochrane.
At Washington R. H. E.
Chicago .......... 100 100 000-2 8 o
Washington 900 001 30x-4 9 O
Lyons and CRUDE: Coffman,
Brown and Spencer, Maple.
National League
At Pittsburgh R. H. E.
Brooklyn ..........oo1 900 800 9 o
Pittsburgh 900 100 000-1 7 o
Heimach, Mungo and Lopez;
Swift, Spencer and Grace.
At Cincinnati R. H. e.
New York k-...... .000 $50 10 8 18
Cincinnati 900 900 600 2
Mooney and Hogan: Benton, Frey
and lombard
Philadelphia at st. Louis, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-08-17
BY United Press

CORFU, Greece, Aug. II. -
The Prince of Wales and Prince
George were endangered while fly
ing in maneuvers of the fleet by a
fog yesterday. Wales plane landed
Immediately near the aircraft
carrier H. NJ. S. Glorious. Prince
Georges plane was unable to pen
citrate the fog TO the Glorious for
more than an hour, although guild
ed by sirens, searchlights and ra-
dio.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. II. - The
government geographical office to-
day announced appointment of a
group of Mexican scientists to con-
tinue cosmic ray investigations be-
gun by the Chicago physicist, DR..
Arthur Compton, at the Toluca
crater.
VALLEY STREAM, L. L, Aug.
II. - Mrs. Louise McPhetridge
Thaden and Mrs. Frances Harrell
Marsalis continued their circling
over Curtiss airport today in quest
of new women's endurance flight
record. The plane was functioning
perfectly. Two o'clock marked the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-07-28

truck tax bill, Senator Schall paired
against, Shipstead against; for
higher income tax, Schall not vot-
ing. On bill to eliminate from
Wagner bill all loans to finance ex-
ports of farm surplues, which the
Farm Bureau opposed, SchalI vot-
ed with the A. F. B. F. recommen-
dations but Shipstead did not vote.
This bill was not presented to the
House.
Throughout the checking of the
votes on the various measures the
mot voting" designation was listed
as being in opposition to the stand
taken by the Farm Bureau, the Or
ganizaion holding it to be the duty
of a legislator to be present and
cast his vote on every measure of
interest to agriculture. In the
tabulations, the pairing of an
absent legislator is credited for or
against Bills on which the pair
was designated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-07-28
Don't Say Just Green
Apples, If Child is Sick
Life Is Endangered If Acute APP
pendicitis Is Mistaken For
Green Apple Collie

st. Paul July 25-Hardly a sum-
mer passes but at least one child
in every community loses his life
or nearly loses it because he has
eaten green apples.
It is not that the green apples
themselves are fatal, says todays
bulletin from the Minnesota State
Medical Association. But every pain
and every apparent digestive up
set that happens in the apple sea-
son is likely to be laid promptly to
green apples, and the ancient
home remedies applied.
The truth is, says the doctors
bulletin, that green apples cause
far less troubles than they are re-
puted to cause. Many child could
tell you, if he could be made to adj
nit it, that he has eaten apples all
through the season and never suf-
fered a twinge.
But just let it be discovered hap
less sick child has CHANGED to eat
green apples and, too often, no fur.
Their inquiries are made into his
case. The diagnosis is a forgone
conclusion because he has happen
ed to eat green apples. Give him
caster oil or salts or both. He'll be
all right in a day or two.
1t happens all too often, the bull
letin points out, that the green ap>
Piles the child CHANGED to eat had
nothing whatever to do with the
illness. But his family, under the
dangerous and entirely erroneous
assumption that physic can do
no harm anyway, waits until it be-
comes obvious that the physic did
no good. Then, with precious days
lost, they call for the doctor.
If the trouble is, say, acute ap-
pendicitis, the bulletin says, grave
harm has been done. Valuable time
has been wasted and the laxitive
has forced movement in the abdo-
men where the child's chance of
safely lies in absolute abdominal
rest. Many deaths from acute ap-
pendicitis are directly due to per-
foration of the appendix as the re-
suit of a laxative
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-07-28
Public State Debts Reach
Sum of $322,00O,000
Rural Credits Responsible for 81
Million of 688 Millions in State
Debt

The total Indebtedness Of Min
nesota, including state, county,
township, city, village and school
debts, amounted to 1922, 1893, 909. so
in 1880, Norman "A. Borgon, of
the Minnesota Taxpayers Associ-
alton, declared in a statement, to-
day.
First let us take the state gov
eminent with debts of $6S, ga
in 1880. We find that five-sixth of
the state debts is due alone to rural
credits, which amount to $57, ESQ.,
600 Of the total. Therefore out Of
an approximate 68 millions, rural
credits used up 81 millions. ~
1.-THE county Indebtedness in 1880
was S73, 1924, and Of this total
bitches for draining and aclama-
ton amounted to $29, 100000. There
was a great deal of salesmanship
used in selling those ditches," the
tax Official stated, but it developed
that many of the bitches were not
needed and that the utility of many
Of them had been greatly overesti-
mated"
Township debts in the state
amounted to $4,O2S,752 in 1880,
and of this amount one-fourth or
$1,488,0O0 went for roads and
bridges.
about rs per cent of the total
Indebtedness of cities and villages
are chargeable to streets. Total
city and village debts amount to
$41,OO,000.
"Out Of the total debts held
against schools in the state, which
amounted in 1890 to $74 400, 313,
buildings and equipment used up
ST., 100000. This is II dollars out
of every 741s dollars.
"Thus, as we analyze the Mime
sofa debts as a whole, we can read
lily pick out the items that consti-
tute the great bulk of commit
ments in each branch of govern
ment
Before we S.art out on new pub
lie spending, especially that side OF
it that places a bonded debt upon
the community, we must vision a
long way ahead, and be sure that
our projects are not destined to
become obsolete long before they
are paid for" Mr.. Bergen stated.
Thy AN AID IN THE HERALD
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-07-28

person. So far as could be ascer-
tanned, Grage had no enemies.
It was the second killing in Otter
Tail county within a week that has
mystified authorities. The other
victim was Mons Jacobson, aged re-
cluse who lived on a farm 20 miles
north of Fergus Falls. Jacobson
was tortured before he was slain,
but the motive in that case appar-
emily was robbery.
The Staying of Grage occurred
while an operative of the state
crime bureau here was in this sec
ton attempting to run down clues
in the Jacobson case.
Authorities were inclined to be-
lieve jacobson was not killed by
the same person that slew Grage.
Grage lived alone on his 80 acre
farm home on the Otter Tail lake
road, but in recent years left for
brief periods to reside elsewhere.
Grage had been married twice.
having been divorced from his sec
ond wife recently. He lived previ-
ously at Willmar and at Sheyenne,
N. D. He has son, August George
living at Sheyenne, N. D.