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Evening star., 1934-04-06
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Washington Is the big "pan and
fan" mail town.
Probably nobody realized. until
Nine. Secretary Perkins told 1t In
her Ohio speech. that a composite Of
100,0 public pulse" letters prompted
President Roosevelt to favor the hour
shortening. wage-raising principles
that are taking form under Hugh s.
johnson.
She indicated it was the postman
who really brought the N. r. A.
But old-timers say this Is just one
illustration of the potency of the mail
carrier in this administration.
Response to Addresses.
Whenever President Roosevelt starts
public address with the familiar
My friends" a good round number
of those to whom he talks take pen In
hand to answer.
His mail started last March at 5000
pieces a day: dropped to 1000 day
in July and August, rose to 5000 in
October; to $4,000 in December
christmas. of course; 1850 in
January birthday. and by the end
Of February had hit again the 5000
average
Mrs. Roosevelt also invites and over
whelmingly receives an avalance of
mail from those who have plans. To
cope with this tide, the First Lady
recently has mastered a debating ma
chine. Often she frames replies to
correspondents far into the night,
when the rest Of the White House Is
sleeping.
Cabinet Feels Increase.
There's not a member of the cabinet
who hasn't had his overflowing por-
ton Of gratis suggestions on how to
speed along recovery. Though mail is
not measured as it arrives in Wash
ington. c. E. Schooley. superintendent
of mails. estimates that the incoming
volume has increased at least 20 per
cent.
Senate and House have separate
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PARK BILL PASSED

The House yesterday passed and
sent to the Senate . bill by Repre-
sentative McReynolds, Democrat, Of
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FACTOR NOT TO ACT
Speculator Denies He Will Enter
MoVies-Visited Son.

Movies-Visited Son.
CHICAGO. April 6 LP.-John Fac
tor, Spectator. returned to Chicago
from the West Coast yesterday and
put an end to all rumors he was
about to enter the movies.
He said he was uninterested in
making q picture, but had been Of
fered several contracts" all of which
he turned down.
He made the trip West, he said, 10
visit his young son. who 'is very ILL.,"
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lying within the Chattanoosa-I.ook-
out Mountain Park, . corporation Of
which Adolph 8. Ochs u president.
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| IDEAL LOCATION. cool, spacious grounds
| tennis court; real home cooking and priv
| ileges: refined surroundings; reasonable'
FT
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141o 18TH nv W-CooI comfortable home.
| Ideally located; single and twin bed rooms;
| soacious entertaining rooms balanced
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1S r ST NE-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
uished four rooms and bath sink. gas
range. cont. hot water; third floor. 33'
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DUPONT CIRCLE or nice rooms for
ladies in apt. no other roomers; PRIVILEGES.
A 4 n
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double rooms in delightful. cool residences
well balanced meals served in beautiful
-. aio,,. IL rnnr,n North 3S4O
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SELL A | ONCl-
CACRTFICEl
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PADIOI4A a-tube superheterodyne: cheap.
Adams 5546. 1921 Lamont St NV
PIANOS of merit at reasonable prices
wonderful small grand made by the house
OF WI ltzer. like new: reduced from $50
to $50 including bench and free oe-
livery. payments can be arranged up
rlehts from S50 ups Pianos rented for ocs
CaSions Hardman Harrington Cable ano
KraniCh & Bach pianos. Hugo Worch'
ma @ Est lS1H
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WANTED-ROOMS.
EI1p NICuEn pOOAGS fnr LII Z

FURNISHED ROOMS for Ink with quiet,
refined adult family within walking dis
tance of Mckinley High School; no loud
car line; would consider board in same
vicinity. State price, location. etc. Ad-
dress Box 350-K. Star Office. "a
WANTED-July /, by woman Government
employe cool. comfortable bed-livine room
with private or semi-private bath. in pri-
vate family. breakfast desired but not
essential; northwest section. moderate price.
Address Box 379-K, Star office. "a"
REFINED young lady Government en-
ploye desires room in private family. vi
cinity Foxhall Village. Address 3eS-K,
Star office. "a
FURNISHED ROOM wanted in Takoma
Park. Md. by employed widow. SH-
22S6-R. Sunday m. ~
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GENTLE SADDLE HORSES. child's gentle
show horse REGISTERED bird dogs; ;;,,5ars ponce
barlineton Estate Herndon. Va. via FANS
Church Herndon gS -
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1926 CLIFTON ST. NW-Large. bright
room. next TO bath: 81 per week: board
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RUGS, imported. in Orientals. Persian.
chineSe p9tterns 6xl9 sis i3xia scsfter sXta
rugs. 50 50 up. 35l0 14th st. NV Apt.
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COOL. QUIET. COMPLETELY FURNISHED
, rooms. kitchen. bath. garage; suitable
. or 3 adults 1907 Kenyon St NV
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THE BOND, 1890 n. H AVE. NV
/ room kit. dinette. bath; S3S; free re-
friperation: 24-hr elevator, res. mgr.
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ROOMS-UNFUKNISHED

3S r ST NE rooms. kitchen. semi
bath. in private home; gas and electricity
furnished: reasonable.
SO9 ST NE-3 large rooms; semi bath;
porch; heat, light. gas included $50
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THE CLYDESDALE. 9sOl ADAMS MILL
I'd rooms. kitchenette and bath:
Eario Sair ~
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BOATS.

FOR SALE 24-h.p. Caille outboard
motor. thoroughly inspected. new coil: etc;
sacrifice. 500 Phone Alexandra 222f. %
26-FOOT CEDAR HULL. trunk cabin. good
engine, cleo. lights. Price, $3.50. see
Capt. Fritz Knopp. Deal. Md. herring Day.
OTITPOARD MOTORS Elto-Johnson-Evin-
Tuce new ana used; service and parts
1910 ( st Sc.
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ARD. Apt 1-Large. comfort
newly papered and painted.
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

364O 10th ST.
Beautiful country-like surroundings.
Cool, quiet heaIthful spacious rooms Su-
perior food Is minutes north Whlte Wb
House. Stone gateway at entrance "
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum
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I55 WASHINGTON BLvD., District Hgts..
d-I large beautifully fur sleeping
room with privileges of home. Sl2 per mo.
ARGAIN-OVERLOOK BLUE RIDGE;
30 miles out Leesburg pike. 3 furnlsneu
rooms. $3.50 month. CL 966S, Apt.
pa
6oOs WISCONSIN AVE.--Single or double,
COZ and comfortable. With breakfast II
desired Half hour downtown. 2C
FURNISHED ROOMS-Car and bus service;
Rosslyn Va. CLARENDON 1892.
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Continued on Next PaEeJ
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ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

AIS SHEPHERD NW.--1-2 rooms. kit,
inclosed porch, semi-private bath; newly
painted; GentileS: heat. light gas turn.
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HUI
4 Rooms. Kitchen and bath S45 Mo.
R MARBURY STAMP 4 CO.
2l3 Southern Bldg. DI. Sl57.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

5000 MASS AVE. N.W.-5th floor. Groom
ont well furnished. with board; suitable
8 men; so5 monthly each: ideal location
Also beautifully furnished double sccoUmos TU1ms
date three young people; S32.5O TO sfo
fhlu
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2SO4 l4th ST. NW.-Large. airy, second
floor front room, near bath; elevator
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BURTON. 2I2O G ST. NV OR MORE
bed rooms, kitchen maid service; adloins
G. w. u and Grant School. Walk TO
work" New management; S9-Sl2 week
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CHICKSIBarred and White Rocks. Rnoq'
Island Reds. 81 per hundred. L Z. pedeh
Norbeck, Md Ashton l16-F-21.
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IN TAKoMA PARKS MOST. ATTRACTIVE
UP-TO-DATE APARTMENT HOUSES.
415 AND Az BUTTERNUT ST
I large room, kit. and bath, S35,O
large room. kit. and bath, $3.50
, rooms. kitchen and bath. S5O.OJ
FRIGIDAIRE ON HOUSE CURRENT.
Apply to Janitor.
H L. THORNTON.
5000 4th St Takoma Park. D. c.
once phone. GEorgia 229l
After PM. Call GEorgia 44lO.
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COOL. MANY WINDOWED. 3 ROOM.
kitchen and bath apartment. beautifully
furnished. Ask for CRAIG. CO. 2025.
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; ST NE-Large front room. kitch-
2 Ink, gas heat. electricity, sink,
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2c1O PA. AVE. NV. Apt 3O7-Large.
clean cool room facing Washington Circle.
Gentleman preferred. 25s
1929 2lst st NW-Attractive room and
kit, newly papered and painted. excellent
neighborhood. cont. hot water; $50. "A.
144O COL. RID. Ant Large. cool room.
next to bath: suitable for l or 2. Adams
1897.
NEAR Bird e. R. l. AVE. N.E.-Single front
room. private home: 50 month. Potomac
3506-W.
@ll1 o ST NW.-Cool airy room and
Fitchenette. on Ist floor: employed couple.
Phone DECATUR 4443.
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THE HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.
OK f4tb ST NV. announces the opening
oi its special service for plucklng. strip
ping. clipping all breeds of dosS by our our
long Island Oil and medicated baths.
Boarding All this for doeS sumner SuMnntL
comfort. For information phone Norlh
IG03 or 1904
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued)
900 10Th ST. NV.

900 10Th ST. NV.
Corner Eye st.-Refrigeration in
cluded; switchboard; > elevators.
room, kit, bath; newly and
tastefuny furnished. ..... $50. 90.
Resident Manager
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
1905 st. NV. National 2345.
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC PARK.
CORCORAN COURTS,
4O1 23rd ST. NV.
Frigidaire Current Free.
GO 5O Reception hall. living m.
dressing room, dinette, kitchen
COZ IN Comfortably furnished apt; re-
N-''" ception hall large, bright living
bath with built-in tub and shower.
S55.OO-3435 Brown St.
Located Just of 10th between Newton
and Oak Reception hall living room bed
room. dinette. KITCHEN and BATH, oooo
l4th & K CAFRII1 DI. eoso.
APAkTMENTs-FUH. AND UNFUR.
THE NOTTINGHAM 2l24 ST. Nw.--3
G. E. Refr.g. reaS. rent. See JanltOr OF
call PO. 236S.
MODERN APT. LOW RENT.
SO; b,5s R. K $40 s,sys7or XIV :xticS f56
board service: refrigeration on house cur
rent; can be furn $40 extra TOURAINE.
1870 R st NV. Phone PO. 1900.
George Washington Inn.
APARTMENT HOTEL.
One block from Capitol and Congres-
sional Library: furnished and unfurniShed
apts.: reasonably priced. Phone Lincoln
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

COUPLE double room. private BATH on
tween 18th and 22nd. south of S NV.
Gentleman will take now, If Summer rates.
state location and monthly rate. Address
Box Ask. Star office.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel. goth and F n.w.-l T. k. b., COM
pletely furnished, linens. silver. Frigidaire;
day, week. month: reasonable. Ma. 6425
1920 18th ST. CORNER N.W.-2
large rooms. kitchenette. private bath
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124l SHEPHERD ST. NV OUTSIDE
rooms kit. everything incl semi-bath
private drive near car line. CO. 91gS-J.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

AQUARIUMS. from TO so gallons. some
pIate r9IEippedi siais Io also aquarium lights, tank
heaters and thermostats 5000 stock %, o.
tropical fish and food Formerly owned oy
fhe late John Smthdeal Must Sacrlnce
Immediately 3219 NJ st. NV. WEST /,
r,li vtIIITE KING PIGEONS for sale: rea-
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
lCnniinnad

631 EYE NW-Bed room. kitchen. pri-
vate porch; 81 week: very large basement
cool clean
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FEFRIG GERATOR-Maiestic . cubic TT.
Cinderella elec. washer. Kiddie Koop, side
wax bicycle, all in flrst-claSs shape
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FURNISHED BACHELOR APT. FOR ONE
or two gentlemen: ? rooms, private bath
. laree closets: all linen furn. electric
light incl maid service; 2nd-foor apt,
only S55 per month. 26lS Connecticut
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PFFRIGERATOR-As long as it lasts
only, | used refriRerator. IN its present
condition at the bargain price OF $50
12oS N ave MA $500.
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| INFER. 1886 18th ST. NV AND ,
rooms. kitchen and bath completely fur
nished. Frigidaire on house current:
cd - - q 4 Art
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HOOMS-FURNISHED.

1908 r. I. AVE. N.W.-Gentleman; de- de
iiebtft,iiv large. airy room well furnished
nrivate hath with shower, continuous noI
water, plenty of linen; another room or. Win
out bath, single or double 'o
1909 10th ST. N.W-Ideal location; pleas
ant hotel-Iike accommodations. maid ano
%4Ihour elevator service; single rooms az at
GO DECatnr DHUU.
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Observation-Disclosures
ID. +. STEPHAN, Mgr.

ATTRACTIVE APT FOR RENT 5000
Tlioen St. Tiloen Gardens-6 rooms. bath
and lavatory; janitor service: Frigidaire;
completely appointed. Phone GREENWOOD
25cl or Cleveland 1926
THE INGLESIDE. 1908 lst ST NWEo
large light rooms bath porch refrle-
Grafton; Al condition; S50.50; see Janl-
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5425 CONN AVE-3 LARGE ROOMS. X.
b. foyer dinette, . exposures; cool; rea-
soma BILE rent Summer months Apt 500.
SUBLET-SEDGEWICK GARDENS. 1926
Conn. during July. attractively furnished
. rooms, kitchen. bath; cool; reasonable.
EN- -nlS
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| o1oa BANCROFT PL NW.-Two large
| front rooms. private baths; also ATTRACTIVE
| single room with private bath eAcediehV
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ing | rm. at Conn. Ave. Bridge and Rock
Creek Park; cool. attractively furnished.
mi. reasonable. PO. 1914. "a
III RITTENHOUSE Nw-ATTRACTIVE-
ly furnished Broom. tiled bath and shower
apt, large closets; entire floor: private
entrance. 4 exposures. elec. refriGera atlon.
radio, garage large lawns; $50. GE. S141
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2Oth AND G SITS. NW.-BY DAY. WEEK
or mo-; Frigidaire. complete; reasonable
Kew at l923 G st. NV.
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CooL a.ROOM CORNER

DELIGHTFUL COOL BROOM CORNER
apt Conn ave- overlooking Rock Creek
PIX; we'll furn: twin beds Murphy bed in
large living room adults. Columbia B137
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APARTMENT
tour rooms kitchen. bath. for Summer
months reasonable. Call North O5l6 OF
Columbia SlkS
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To I.-Ih II. N e.
Groom apt, nicely furnished and clean;
near Lincoln Park.
BROOKLAND. 3614 18th NE.-APT. FOR
couple newly furn.; bed room. living room,
kit. screened porch. bath. linen.
90 K ST NE Ink. ROOMS. SINK.
hot water. next bath; So week; employed
couple.
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1864 GIRARD ST NV. Apt. Cool
clean. quiet refined atmosphere; ~ week
La
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DELIGHTFULLY."- FURNISHED APART
ment spacious, two bed rooms. cool; near
18th and Columbia An exceptional value
until Fall Phone District 4S21. Eve
nings and Sunday. Atlantic 43So-W. 24'
1858 COL. RID ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. electric refrigerator: 500.
1872 N. HAMPSHIRE. COR. N ST. W
2-3-4 or Is rooms. kitchen. bath: gas. elec.:
CONT luous hot water; 1St f.. $1,000
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1894 LANIER PL.. near 18th and Column
bia rd.-Cool. comfortable rooms, well-kept
home Very reasonable
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SUBLET TO OCT |: l ROOM. KITCHEN
ette, dinette. bath. shower. Frigidaire;
outside exp: completely furnished. piano.
radio; $40 monthly. Apt. 20g, Park Lane
I Hotel "a
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! DUPONT CIRCLE-Bed- living room. dou-
! BILE and single: attractive surroundlngS.
| lHl 1-I2lh NeW HampShire ave.
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ROOMS-sUBURBAN.

100 JOHNSON PL.. Rosemont. Alexandra a,
va rooms; near bus line; ami. next
10 hath: reasonable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-11

Ninety-five guests, including their
seven children and 20 grandchildren
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gabel, who live nine miles
northeast Of Bismarck in Gibbs town.
ship. Wednesday evening to celebrate
with them the advent Of their golden
wedding anniversary on Thursday
Oct. IL.
The celebration was held at this
time so that all the children could be
present. Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Nc
Ribbon Nena) and their children,
Mary Elizabeth, Cleorita and Law
renee, Jr., arrived last Friday evening
from Hannibal, Mo. Other members
Of the immediate family are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gabel and their seven
children: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller
(Agnes) and their eight children: Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Gabel and their four
children; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes
(Gertrude) and their three children;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabel and their
four children and Patrick Gabel, an
adopted son, and his wife. With the
exception Of Patrick Gabel Of Bis
marck and Mrs. McKibbon, all the
children live in either Gibbs town.
ship or Mckenzie.
The rooms OF the Gabel home were
decorated with streamers OF white
and gold for the occasion. When din
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-11

ner was served at 3 o'clock q huge
wedding cake marked the places Of
the honored couple. Other table
decorations were bouquets Of yellow
chrysanthemums and smaller flow
ers in white and gold. After the sup
per, the remainder Of the evening was
spent at dancing to music furnished
by Mrs. T. T. Hughes on the violin
and Fred Habeck on the accordion.
Among the gifts received by NJ
and Mrs. Gabel were a set OF silver
ware presented by the children and
a purse of money and other approx
rate gifts given by the group and in
dividual guests. Mr.. Gabel gave his
wife radio as his gift.
Arriving in Mckenzie on March l,
1887, Mr.. and Mrs. Gabel have spent
Al Of their so years OF married life in
North Dakota. After farming for q
few years near Mckenzie they moved
to Gibbs township to the farm which
they still are operating by them
selves, although Mr.. Gabel is 70 years
old and Mrs. Gabel is II. Their mar
rage occurred at Beaver Dam, Wis.
Mrs. Kate Baker Of st. Paul, who is
visiting at the Gabel home, was q
guest at the golden wedding party.
Bismarck guests included ]. p. Jack
son. Miss Hardy Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Snow and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Herrick.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-11
Dern Pledges Action
On Nine-FOOt Channel

Minneapolis. Oct. 1l.-(P-George
H. Dern, secretary of war, said here
Thursday the administration IS pleds-
ed to push the nine foot channel
project in the upper Mississippi river
just as rapidly as funds are made
available.
Secretary Dern is here to visit wa
terWay projects in the Twin Cities
vicinity. review troops at Fort Shell
Ing and start an inspection tour Of
waterway and military work down
the Mississippi river which will take
him to New Orleans.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-11
County; State Offices,
Banks to Close Friday

County and state offices and banks
in the city will be closed Friday to
commemorate the anniversary Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-11

discovery Of America. Discovery o.
Columbus day Is q national holiday.
Business houses and city offices will
remain open.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-11

Great Britain issues three million
dog licenses annually.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-10

A total of 110,225 physical examinations of pilots fer li- censes has been conducted by medical examiners since the organization in 1926 of the aeronautie branch of the De- partment of Commerce.
 About three percent of the German railroad system has been electrified, Bavaria lead ing with nearly ASA miles of lines supplied with hydro- electric power. F
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-10

However, the wolf at the fence loped off into the woods up the hill as though it might have been, hit, but the others kept fighting Chacon on the dock.
 Mrs. Nystrom emptied the gun at the other two evolves, but it was not until MT. Mc- Donald, yelling loudly, came up the path from the power plant toward the house that the other two ran off, MT Me- Donald had only an axe in his hand. He called Mrs. :, Nys- trom's attention to the wolves running away. and it was only then that she learnedi that she had seen her first wolves
 She also found that she had shot off the lower aerial wire from the radio telephone.
 View Cove is about 90 miles west of Ketchikan. ,,, szoso1
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-10

The letters that came, so, cheery. amusing. pulled me out of dark hours; I made up my mind that the girl who wrote them should play with me and be with me all the rest of my life. Now are you willing?"
 Carol ceased to breathe. "But-my dear--I--how did you know wrote the letters? I-really-" ...-
 A strong, steadylng hand lay upon her trembling one. Through friend I learned that Polly had gone on . business trip. but the letters came from your address just the same; and besides. the last of the letters sounded to me-well-as I know you now," he said gently.
 But Polly" she began.
 ''The point of 1t is-do you care a bit for me?' he said quietly. ..
 The somewhat dizzy world around her cleared She,was looking into the strong but tender face of the man she loved. She let her hand turn and clasp his.
 "Of course I do, Allan. I have since your first letter arrived"
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-10
WOMAN FIGHTS
 SNARLING WOLVES
 NEAR KETCHIKAN

" The experience of standing among three snarling, howling wolves, fighting two yelping dogs, was the experience of Mrs. Marguerite Nystrom, now in Ketchikan, while stationed at View Cove, Dall Island last winter, says the Chronicle. For months she had been in- terested in Alaskan wolves, had hoped to see them, asked about them, but when she first saw three live wolves right from the porch of her home she thought they were big police dogs. ..r ..-
 Mrs. Nystrom, her husband and Superintendent. D. C. Mcdonald and Mrs. McDon- aid are the only inhabitants of the lonely lime works and quarry through the winter Then there are two dogs, Scrapper, MT. and Mrs. Nys- trom's wire haired terrier, and MT. and Mrs. McDonald's part collie and part German police dog, Chacon.
 One afternoon when Mrs. Nystrom was alone in the house she suddenly heard a loud yelp- ing and bowling in the yard. When she looked out she saw Scrapper and Chacon mixed up in a fight with what she thought were one black and two brown police dogs.
 Running back into the house, she grasped her .38-. 40 rifle, which had five shells in it. She fired first from the porch, rot taking careful aim and then rushed cut into the yard.
 When she fired and ran out the fighters separated, two wolves cornering Chacon on the dock, about Is feet to one side of Mrs. Nystrom, and the other attempting to do away with the little terrier which was up against a fence about 15 feet to the other side of her. Attempting to rescue the dogs from what she still thought were police dogs, she first fired to the right, then to he left, not taking careful aim.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-10
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 The Hyder Weekly Herald
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-10
The Candles
 3 7-11 hours.

IN THE UNITED STATES COM MISSioNER'S COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ONE PRECINCT OF RYDER. IN PROBATE.
 In the matter of the Estate of Thomas Ward Powers, Deceased.
 & No. 46 Probate
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executor of the estate of Thomas Ward Powers, deceased. to all persons having claims against the said estate to file the same swithiprop- CT vouchers within six months from the date of this notice with the under signed at his residence in Hyder. Alaska. -sF e',@e- M -esNS
 Dated at Hyder, Alaska, this 18th day of February, 1884. -s91.
 @& q August. Pahlke.
 ss Executor Publish Feb. 24. Mch.. 3. 10: 1T, 1884.
 E& =ststtes