| Show t 8 D THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12 1933 SEEN HELPS FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS TO BUILD The Architects Small Home Service Bureau Inc AS “SURE THING” HILL ENGULFED ADVICE NEEDED REAL-ESTA- TE : -- is A HOUSE OF MANY GABLES BUILT IN MASONRY ‘ Authority Finds Local Property Priced Far T Under Real or True Value By BLAIR RICHARDSON President of the Salt Lake Real Estate Board ‘ la Investing money everyone prefers buying "sure” things provided of course they are "sure" things The nearest to a "sure thing" investment in this world today is real estate “ There isnot one chance in a million' for reel eUite to disappear get lost burn up or be stolen When you get ayour deed to a parcel of land and record it you become a registered own er and the whole United States government will protect you in that own ershlp You may lose your deed and ab- i CONGRESS strict of title but you can not lose your ownership The records in the county recorder's office certify you es the owner until you have actually ” passed that title on to someone else Advent of ' ?and Repeal Finds they have recorded the transfer Loss of the abstract of title "paper a can only amount to a few dollars’ loss System in Haphazard ii An abstract is only a certified copy ' Of the Condition history of your property from j(the time the title left the United States government Itself One or dozen new abstracts can be secured WASHINGTON (UP) — Alcoholic "at a nominal cost from any certified beverages will become legitimate fac"abstracter in The county where lyour tors in American life under a haphaz ard system of taxation nd import "teal estate is located duties 'which is expected to form one I Prices Are Lew " Local real estate is a "sure thing” of the most important matters before congress "Investment today because it is priced theAhnext Income to the United 'so much under its real or true value States annual treasury of at least $700000000 I 'To prove this we need only to for--i has been estimated as the possible get the present sale prices for a return from repeaL It Is more than and ssk ourselves what actually likely that this figure will form the ilives real estate a value Population goal for future legislative enactment tof course Such an amount was (estimated by No one will argue the fact that the Rockefeller committee appointed ' when our city had of only a third the to repeal problems It also was '“present population its real estate was thestudy estimate published earlier by Sen "worth as much as It is today That ator Pat Harrison Democrat Mis'fact being true how much was our sissippi chairman of the senate fireal estate worth ten years ago? nance committee e In the past ten years our popula Wltheat Lae a Taxes iion has increased over 20000 Real estate aalea prices are lower today These estimates do not take into than they were ten years ago yet the consideration local taxes imposed on Teal estate must be worth consider-'abl- y the liquor traffic by states and mu more now than ever before nlclpalities h As our population increases values While greatly In excess of receipts lncreese Because present sales In 1918 the peak year before prohibiwill 'Prices do net reflect present true tion became effective when the revalues and due to the fact that true turn was $449810000 many believe values are sd much In excess of pres-en- t the $700000000 return can be obasldng (prices real estate today tained without driving the liquor demust be s ''sureHhing" Investment mand Into Illicit channels Their contention receives some lu Some people argue today that present sale prices doweflect the true port from the revenues from the aa! value of real estatewnd that real es- of 33 per cent beer When this bevtate in the past was never worth the erage was legalized government offiold asking prices That can not be cials estimated it would bring $150 drue because values of local real es- 000000 Into the treasury The avertate at our highest peaks of asking age tax has been $17000000 monthly would bring the annual total prices were always lower than those which to $204000000 A falling off In this Ja other cities about our size RATEOFLIQUOR I i Construction is firesdfe 'PV Features of the exterior et i I ' FORT-ADAM- S ' If m hr ir a ‘ f: 7-- j’j ' yv nr r 80-fo- mms® iig- - merce Combines Unique Design Exterior 'Livable Plan 2$ The combination of fireplace and front entranc has been a favorite with homebuilders throughout the agea Perhaps it Js because they combine the Ideas of shelter and comfort perhaps because the combination seems to lend a certain romance to the house This modem design is an excellent example because the fireplace is not crowded close to the NAVAJO RUG door The living room has view to both front and rear as well as to the side The dining room is in the best position to make the most of the garden view French doors open from this room to the porch and may open from the living room also as shown on the plan although this door is not indicated on the detail of tha porch shown at the right The wall below the stairs from front door to kitchen Is to be sheathed with Wide pin boards the door to the closet being part of the paneling somewhat cealed as a STOCKS con- door Construction: This house is of concrete masonry blocks of concrete set in mortar Tha walls ara covered with cement stucco and the roof with cement tile which makea it practically a complet cement unit In addition with cement basement floors and walla and tha first floor of reinforced concrete a modem material given a very modem use Home building questions will be answered without charge Detailed furnishing and color scheme suggestions for the dining room as ahown will be supplied Write to the Home Building Edltbr of this paper enclosing a stamped envelope we have amount is anticipated however When UP)-Quick--sand So you are going to add a bathroom! You wish to convert present closet space or area off a bedroom to this purpose The problem in the first instance is getting area enough Then there is the problem of outside light and ventilation With all this ia involved the arrangement of the fixtures and some way of getting water to the place and drainage away from it There is no fixed formula Old houses that are to be remodeled so as to Include this additional equipment present individual problems that must be solved individually People do well to employ architects for this purpose Spaces'or floor area for bathrooms can take many shapes If they are long and narrow the fixtures arrange themselves conveniently along one wait If they are inclined to be square lavatory and closet go on one side the tub on the other If the space is very small pot large enough for a tub a shower stall particularly as bathing space to supplement the tub elsewhere In the house is a great convenience that will be appreciated particularly by the men Matter of Light Often these second bathrooms are accessible only through a bedroom or from adjoining bedrooms' And that arrangement may make possible a second bath which cannot be obtained easily any other way There must be light Most city ox dinances require it There is provided in these ordinances also the minimum amount of glass area permissible There should be at least six square feet of glass The position of the windows may have to be adjusted to accommodate the fixtures and with particular emphasis on the location of the lavatory It is generally thought Blanket Shortage Also desirable to have k fairly high from the floor and the casement type of Feared Indian Weavers operation is preferable to the double hunfe type especially when the winFace New Prosperity dow is small The fixtures are of such multiplicity of design and cost that one is GALLUP N M (UP)— With trad- obliged to study the catalogs of maners and wholesalers reporting Navajo ufacturers to make a wise choice If sizes must blanket and rug stocks unusually low the space is small fixture ‘ and southern dealers expecting a be chosen accordingly In an old house particularly we pickup in demand this winter the famed Navajo weavers face a new recommend the enclosed jtype of shower bath as a fixed unit to be set prosperity Northern dealers reported a sharp on the old floor Little reconstruction uptrend in the demand for the In- is needed and the problem of waterdian blankets among the tourists this proofing does not arise There are summer and southern tradesmen act- many forms of these with great ing upon this advice are making prep- range of costs r The floor for a bathroom of this arations for a similar increase Low stocks have caused little or no type should be of linoleum as the anxiety among wbolesslers JS Bthgi least expensive method The walls production will pick ‘up as the In- mayalso ba covered with specianuiS’'w dian emergency conservation camps leums synthetic gum materials or close for the winter The thousands enameled metaL There are many of The of Navajo men employed on the proj- these special wall coverings ect hampered the Weaving as it floors and wainscot may also be of baked This tile some sperequires brought added duties on the squaws cial construction necessitating for the who were unable to find time for their floor a and base for the masonry cseft ' At Two Gray Hills on the north- walls metal lath with cement de- ern reservation a sharp decline in signed to hold the tile in place One blanket production has been seen The may proceed on the basis of his tastes Two Gray Hills product is famous and the amount of money he is willfor its texture and the exclusive use ing to pay for the modernizing of natural colors" Blankets of vegeMatter ef Flping table dyed wool which are most If these new bathrooms can be successfully produced in the Chin placed back to back with old bathLee district in the southern jurisdic- rooms' the of water supply tion of the reservation have become and waste isquestion a very simple one as it scarce since the advent of the work is almost always possible to connect camps up the new fixtures with the old The vegetable dyed product is a lines In practically any other locanew adaptation of the old methods tion it is necessary to arrange a new The Navajos originally resorted to piping system from the basement their what nature offered them for This may involve reconstruction in coloring and produced the blankets the lower stories so as to enclose the which made them famous CommerIt is disagreeable to have them cial dyes were introduced among the pipes They cannot go in outside weavers and the soft shades of the exposed walls to the way gave bright vegetable dyes People who have two bathrooms colors of analine dyes speak of the great convenTraders report a growing demand commonly ience the second affords especially for the new blankets produced as when there are a number of people they wefe in the last century in the family The expense is not heavy It is one of the most satisfactory features of home modernizing (Copyright 1933 The Architects’ Small House Service Bureau Inc) rear lattice trimmed Features of the Interior: Vestibule with' two closets closet and stair opening from living room fireplace with recessed bookshelves ? adjoining comer cupboards In dining room double French doors to porch grade entry with stairs to basement three bedrooms bath four closeta on second floor Detailed building documents for tha houses shown in this series may be secured at moderate cost through tha Home Building Editor of this paperThia service is presented to our readers through cooperation with tha Architects’ Small House Service Bureau which la Indorsed by the American Institute of Architects and by tha United States Department of Com- st LOW Price Fluctuation Noted other alcohollo beverages are legal These same people argue that un- ized less "something is done for silver” or Taxes on distilled spirits following "wool" or “sugar” or "mining' or this will bo $110 a gallon or 27 and that values can never come back repeal cents a This applies both to Copyright 1953 Tbs Archltscts' Smalt House Service Bureau Inc A year ago these tame people were domesticquart and Imported distilled spirarguing that there was nothing to Jus-tif-r its Imported beverages also have a raise in the stock market and duties that it wduld be several years before heavy of distilled si jiHtf business conditions would Improve Distilled spirits Walls—Rough plaster of an antique include whiskies sufficiently to Justify advances in rums and brandies color parchment stock price yet stock values have By MAUD CHEGWIDDEN Beer Similar to wall Import Duty Ceiling— Increased tremendously since then Woodwork— Stained dark brown These people simply forgot that Beer already has an Import duty Plants for Offices when prices go up and up in times of J a gallon which will not be Asiatic Immand waxed WEATHERSTRIPS of great prosperity and down and changed and tha Internal revenue "Constant Reader” says that she Floor— Similar to woodwork me Please of tell kind what Q down In times of distress they inva- tax of $3 per barrel will remain igrant works in an office and wishes to keep Floor covering— Oriental mg or one riably go too high or too low Every- Champagnes and sparkling wines weatherstrip Js best My house is Home one realizes now that prices of stocks appear threatened with the heaviest old in good repair but drafts come sotne growing plants there but that of Oriental pattern In warm faded taxes went too low and that part of the inparticularly Imported brands In around doors and windows geraniums always die because of the tone Is crease they have had was simply a The present law provides a- - tax of lack of sunlight She asks me to name Curtains— Heavy coarse mashed better there weather12 than cent half anything per pint for champagne rise In sn effort to get to their proper By RUFUS D JOHNSON plants for such a position and give silk or rayon material in 8 cents and for carbonated — level directions for their care artificially City Tree Warden strips? e and gold either stripes or As that took place In the stock mar- wines Import duties of $8 a gallon A There are as is usual with ma- Utah is not so well favqrd as Of course geraniums would not Venetian blinds parchment colored ara on In 1930 the Imposed ket so It will in the reel estate marchampagne unless they were In a sunny would be a terials manufactured competitively many states In the possession of a thriva practical and pleasing sublaw window but there are many offices ket Because It has not happened yet revenue for roller shades we must not forget that reel estate is Still wines wlU pay “an internal for the market different points of wide variety of native rbroad leaf which have such windows which stitute Furniture —1' Serving table This lways slow to move The depression revenua tax of 4 cent per win gallon view as to which are the best weath- trees Nor are the few w have well would be made more cheerful by the as well as rest of the furniture did not depresj real estate sale prices if below 14 per cent alcohol Those erstrips Since trade names may not adapted for use In ornamental plant- red pink or white blooms of pelargo- with the the exception of the chairs may until long after It had lowered prices between 14 and 21 per cent will pay be mentioned in this column w send ing Boxelddr and native cottonwood niums (as so called geraniums really be of a dark oak color 2 These may of other commodities As they were 10 cents per gallon and those be- you by mail the names of a number and of many other planta Just be somewhat lighter than the remainare softwoods of inferior quality are) late to fall they will be late' to go tween 21 and 24 per cent will pay 25 of to as compagrow easy weatherstrip der of the furniture Seat pads of rich up but there is one "sure thing” cents a gallon wines with an alco- nies It is extremely Important that alder ahd birch are practicable only But for the sunless window or for red are suggested to introduce a note holic content of more than 24 per weatherstripping be price will go up expertly in- - along water courses oak and hack- the office desk there are several of this color into room yet not in To satisfy those who seem to glory cent are treated as distilled spirits stalled There is no substitute for berry are scrubby reaching reason- plants which may be chosen which too large amountsthe 3 Metal plant The import duty on still wines able size and form only under excep- will thrive with little or no attention stand also a in looking at the worst side of things weatherstripping of rich red painted 4 Tational conditions leather-leave- d and All these patient things ask is regular let us assume that real estate price ranges upward to $125 a gallon for REMEDY FOR LEAKS 5 ble Buffet Just under 24 per cent in alcoash of southern Utah watering today are not bargain prices but are those The attractive comer cupboards in Q Walls of our living room-arara not always hardy nor are they The aspidistra is one of these Ironimply prices reflecting present true holic content this room may be lined with a blue-gredamp especially after heavy rains so as attractive aa other ash species clad values of real estate and that these It T plants absolutely foolproof tone somewhat that paper on them loosens and tags Utah redbud it probably tender in than that true value are all that reel estate is grows without sun— in fact it does not used in the curtains lighter We have had It re- the north Parts off Jail Light fixtures has some wina maple at canyon in all actually worth now Under this as- SCHOOLS sunny appear happy of to time be iron time The last possibilities and could be used more papered from drought end might sumption then is real estate today The style of the house permits wide time the paperhanger slzedthe walls freely Probably the only native dow it will survive in the dry till a "aure thing" investment? Realoverheated atmosphere that many latitude choice of colors and overcome the in that would the broad leaf of standard quality is the thinking tors would say "yes" buildings have in winter and it tends furnishings but the former should condition Our roof does not leak green ash but it is so scarce we that leaves dark rich its slowly be strong and vigorous the latter subgreen “Sara Thing Investment Other rooms in the house are okay stretch a point in calling it a native up Wa cannot ascertain the cause- - Can It is said to be found in the moun- but with unfailing regularity stantial and dignified in character Yes" because the value of the dicome The of leaves the aspidistra you suggest a esuse and a remedy? tains of San Juan county but I have thing you use to exchange for reel CROCKETT Texas (UP)— Site of root stock the from running rectly estate today namely money Is beThe walla are of brick never seen it in a natural setting the first mission established in Texas sur- Old Hint Lock May the beneath Is which Just x planted We are inclined to suspect poor Thus most of our better trees are coming lees valuable each day As by the Spaniard that of San Franface of th soiL - Earth for the plant money value decreases-- teal estate Pennsylvania Provides Vo mortar Joints If these are soft the: Imported They come from regions should cisco de las Te definitely has been Lead to Mountain Gold) of humus one full a be sandy should be raked out and repointei where climatic and soil conditions Values will increase located near the banks of the Neches Js leaf mold or even' better But forgetting the "sure thing Incational Training' to Ifed the brick is soft it should be paint- differ from ours Because they are which river 21 miles northeast of Crockett the moss (UP)-Pl- ece SHERIDAN earth Just or of Keep peat peat Wyo vestment part of real estate today let with transparent waterproofing not always at home under our condi- woist to The mission was erected in 1690 not an old flint-loctimes all at touch the musket that probaUi consider it as a good speculation Downspouts and gutters ahouldbe tions many puzzling vagaries develop wet Discovery of the site was made by WASHINGTON (UP)— Revision of Unemployed' was lost Horn mounin the bly Big to there checked A good speculation can be made when make sure which are difficult to explain or remof Tyler Texas practically all types of courses of carefully Besides “the variety of aspitdistra tains nearly 100 year a ago were Dr Albert Woldert Zavalla ia no leakage down the walls from edy Consequently we are there is little possibility that the thing San An study offered to students in Ameriand Miss Adina de always on with plain green foliage there is a found recently by a prospector these solusources is will which go down but great probthe watch for trees that will be satisSizing bought HARRISBURG Fa (UP-P- enn The old miner Ted M Moffett de- tonio president of the Texas Historic can high schools is recommended in one with cream stripes runvarlgated ble water in not will association that its to fied value will Increase protect paper Landmark with what we have offer them ning ability a report by the national survey of sylvania has opened a "bark to through the leaves The aspidis- clined to reveal the exact location of and of tras flower Evidence establishing the site In secondary education to thelederal Applying that rule to real estate school” movement as part of the from dampness coming through’ the and will thrive with a minimum of- —— occasionally but unless the place he found the Weapon a he eluded an old We concoin barwall' us a the let suggest and you get effort ask good "Where will real state's program of unemployment retoday Spanish fice of education and just published expense you know where to look for this odd also found some gold near by tractor make to an made the estate price go when commodities lief during cannon of or koelreuterla a rel inspection the Spanish by Apparently the winter months to miss it It A firearm expert (aid that the by the latter body entitled “Proceare bloom metals stocks bonds and other secur- The program Which provide lex FLUE FOR GAS RANGE century dures in Curriculum goldenrain is such a tree Here is a comes you on thlikely surface of the soil type of gun went out of use about government in the sixteenth of Making" right baton tree ities advance in price as measured establishment of schools for unem- - Q Is it small to‘ and attractive a medium at silver Span engraved Lack of trained leadership 1840 and that they were rarely seen time and it is dark brown and very inconnecessary to have flue con- all seasons from ' ish insects free far to by our dollar where will real estate ployed and others throughout the nections for design ' and funds with which the Carry out after the Mexican war gas stoves and for gas and diseases which seems to be ideal- spicuous ' price go when the farmer the sheep- state has met with approval from water heaters? the programs are given as th ivy njekes n excellent plant r WOOL GROWERS TO CONVENE man the merchant the manufacturer federal authorities and will be fi- A Yes' Most cities suited to our soil and climate 1 English for the failure of school for an office Th beautiful foliage ‘ VETERAN 'FROVES' DEATH require these ly BILLINGS Mont (UP)— The Mon prime reasons become to believe one end other industries are prosperous nanced from government relief funds flue connections is destined it doesn’t mind impure air nor lack of MOUNDS V1LLE W Va (UP)-Wil- liam tana Wool Growers' association will system to revise their courses Ordinances ordiend making money? Approximately BOO persons drawn narily permit the use of metal pipes of the most widely planted trees in sunlight All it asks is a sponging in smaller cities T Carson commander of the annual convenits thirty-thir- d the state It may take time for 11 of these from the ranks of the unemployed for flues for these ranges Ask The survey conducted under th to cleanse it from dust American Legion post here has let- hold occasionally your 31 29 to Secin Goldenrain tion to cut -its January Billings opens beautifully khlng happen but does anyone who meet the qualifications have city building Inspector direction of former United holds true of the aspidistra ters and pictures to prove he was doubt that they will? This The same of retary Murray E Stebbina has an- Commissioner of Education States pinnate leaves in scarlet jobs as teachers in the schools They with smooth killed in France when his army air- nounced W J the and plants any said of number to Stebblns a a are paid from $32 to $65 per month changes deep enduring green foliage 10-YeCooper pointed out that most work crashed in action His family Makes plane Huntress of NEGRO RACER BEES the leaders autumn in summer on through prominent nationally th population of the turning depending This Ivy may be trained up a stick was advised of his death through a wool and aheep industries would be in revision of courses is carried out to a glorious motley of yellow school district school superintendents and prinUHRICHSyilLE Ohio (UPl-- Reor ladder or Axiund a loop or may clerical error invited to address the convention He by cent death of Joseph Smith Classes of the schools got under Record Good on Last Pay orange russet and scarlA In early be allowed to cipals who have so many other duties turaliy and hang grow racemes summer seek also of of will 1 prodisplays foreign to November drooping Eric bright recalls the way according negro that they are unable to devote as day a quarterover the sides of the pot R will live the when questions on duced wool for the meeting century ago when he astonished the H Biddle executive director of the SUSANVILLE Cal (UP)— For the yellow flowers appear from whence an entire winter not even potted but eral speaker much attention to this phase of their horticultural matters were 1 name the Later 10 brown state seasons Mrs past board relief who Martin goldenrain is blades emergency hunting a 'sporting work as they should by running water which it will and answered BANKS STILL CLOSED J Tilly wife of Lassen county’s sur- papery pods suggesting miniature in glasses of race with a horse— and winning The directing the program fill with it roots Ivy la not Joseph Fernelius well known tenor HELENA Mont (UP)-O- nly nine The report continues to show that deer Chinese lanterns replace th blos- finally race was from Uhrichsville to New Dr James N Rule state superin- veyor has bagged a mule-taschools and school system which ofat all particular as to foil any garden of Salt Lake and Mrs Ruth Johnson Montana state banks have remained tendent of publio instruction said But this season the northern Califor- soms These are also ornamental and Philadelphia and legend has it that first suiting it- soprano gave several solo and duet closed since the March moratorium fer tha most modern and consideration is given unem- - nia county's prize huntress was persist on the tree far into the win- loam the horse was all in a lather at the courses sanseverla is the third plant numbers accompanied by Mrs The employ outside people esState Bank Examiner Frank Johnson persons in need of vocational forced to wait until the last hour of ter i Thus all through the year this which 1 should choose lor the office end of the course while Smith barely ' trained for that type of work ’:J tree offers charming foliage bril— reports Total deposits of these in- pecially g or adjustment "to make the last day for her prey was winded who not does which spend all their time making require sunlight Mrs Howard Hausknecht presi- stitutions still in liquidation were them more employable These The slain animal with an antler liant flowers gay leaf colors and nov- plant to ' keep It perpetually This plant is obtained In two varieties dent announced that the club would given as $2351045 including public studies and recommendations of Dr Rule pointed out how- spread of 37 Inches and weighing 212 el REWARD OFFERED FOR SWAN cl to be offered their students one with awordlik foliage barred hold no further meetings until early funds secured by bonds Exactly 100 BELTON Texas (UP) — A prodi-ga- l ever also ere open to recent high pounds was butchered to provide the attractive Is known by various across its dark green with indefinite spring Several committee reports state banka with deposits of more Koelreuterla classmates of school Mr and others who wish graduates Tilly’s daughter NONCHALANT AUTOMOBILE swan that left its home on Lake other names such as pride of India creamy markings and the other like it were given than $37000000 were reported in opwith a venison banquet further their education Basset near here has been the ob- to Courses BOSTON (UP) Commonwealth varnish tree China tree and harle- with the addition of a golden edging eration in the taught emergency avenue residents recently reported to SALT LAKE— Members of tha Salt ject of a two weeks’ hunt by city of- classes include such vocational sub BIBLES DISTRIBUTED tree In any Salt Lake garden down the leaves quin The fact ficials and unemployed NOVEUST OFFERED CHAIR police that a sedan driven by a man as will tend to enable adults to MONTREAL (UP) — A total of location where a medium sized tree This latter plant does not need Lake Flower Garden club will meet that a $750 reward for tha swan's re- jects PARIS (UP)— Madame Colettel with a woman passenger which som- obtain employment in local commer- 443000000 volumes of tha Bible has is required goldenrain under any of much water keep the soil on tha dry Monday at 8 p m in the supper room wa offered turn side for best results One small plant of the Hotel Utah tor annual election French novelist and woman of the ersaulted on the pavement by the city man- cial and industrial activities They been distributed to all turned parts of the its names fills a long felt local want will soon send up enough new shoots of officers There will be no meet- world whose advice to young people over three times and then landed upager caused scores of unemployed to cover a wide range from the economworld in 607 different languages by search The bird was last ical use of food and the COLORADO to SEEKS TOURISTS fill th po and will always be e ing of th club in December officers is to marry for friendship never right knd continued on its way ?oin clothing in the the British and Foreign Bible society i DENVER Colo v ' a ' state (UP)— A bid for a joy floating lazily down the Leon home and general farming practices since its inception love and who at 60 has published in 1804 according ' 4 nation’s the of liver share winter another best seller called "La PATROL WAGON HAS BEATER ' for young farmers to rehabilitation to Rev Dr J B M Armour gen- greater MAGNA— GARDEN CLUBS All tourist tha of officers DOd CALLS AID FOR MASTER and general citizenships trade mad Colois Mtgna Chat to" has been offered the chair MADISON Wla (UP) ± Prisoner being by eralsecretary of tha society in Canada rado public officials e Flower Garden club were reelected and business MURRAY — Grant R Bowen WAXAHACHEE of French literature and language by riding in the Madison police Texas (UP)— men led by Governor Edwin C Johngardener of the state cspitol at the meeting held in th Women’s tha Academy of Belgium vacated by will not shiver from th cold patrol When T J Kirk Ellis county farmer Lives in village m years ROCK RINGS LIKE BELL herewas son at the club the since last will Winter be speaker featured principal In a rqoms sports Thursday they the late Countess de Noailles fall downstairs at TRIQUERVILLE after A heater has been Installed by was Injured EAST GREENWICH R I (Up)--A at Estes Park Flower Thurs- had not held office for the full year club Garden near Manitou and An Murray shut home his faithful German police of order the city council Members (UP)— Not counts not even local oddity is Drum rock a big other inducement stressed will be the day evening in county firemen's hall because of the late date in WOODPILE 103 MILES LONG organizing of the council frequently use the Slog kept vigil at his side until assis- squires Jules and Anna Ancel who rockd k use : outlined of He shrubs A the the in Mich club of BELLAIRE the (UP)— highway came was connecting Kirk pile dazed lor tance inspection trips about the by the celebrated their golden wedding an- by hand but which cannot be over- - pike’s Peak and Lons' Peak home grounds describing specimens The next meeting December 7 will cordwood owned by the Antrim Iron patrol ail In which he wrenched his back niversary in the little parish church turned' When thus moved it i I pro-uses and places Especial be at the home of Mrs Helen Fitz- Works is believed the largest in the city for various end sprained an arm The dog ran here recently are descendants of a duces a deep tone Indians ' The tower of th famous to was shrubs attention for patrick vice president of th club world The 50000 cords if piled four China was the United States' best Us side and Stood there barking family of dirt farmer who have lived to tradition used Drum rock Kirche Hamburg i 482 feet high one backgrounds sndpaid foundation planting when a business session will ba fol- feet deep would stretch for 103 mile aircraft customer in 1931 taking 43 tsSJ 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A- - SQuad-tabi- t tjlscusjjoa it wa estimator hi A f octal pln ‘ THROtJGirthTGXEDErGlTE Clinic Tree Perfectly at in Utah blue-gree- n two-ton- -- well-know- n single-leave- 1: movements in Wilkinson county that recently sent a hill 180 feet high and 150 acres in extent sinking into a hoi so deep that the tops of trees were 40 feet below the surface According to Frank C Codifer real estate man such movements have occurred several times in the past Negroes were terrified by the recent sinking and they fled their homes household goods and growing crops in terror and left the country Codifer said he had seen similar movements on a smaller scale always when the nearby Mississippi river was at a low stage The present sinking began on October 8 when the river was unusually low He said there undoubtedly was a big stratum of water sand or quicksand under the ground there When the river is high the pressure of river waters operating on the sand through the banks and by subterranean passages under the banks holds the quleksapd in place When the river is low either the water runs down out of the layer of sand and the level of the sand stratum is lowered or else both water and sand run down and out into the river When the hill began sinking a nearby hill rose about six feet higher Codifer said that when similar sinking movements occurred many years ago farmers had to fence in the area tightly to keep livestock out Herds of stock were occasionally lost when they bogged down - mo-isne- H de- Brick trimmed out-sign side chimney adjoining entranc and flush with face of wall stucco walls rough siding in gable ends casement windows open- porch at M :$ U S ii OF OLD HOUSE Sinking of Land Near Mississippi River Laid to Lot Water Floor Space Light and Ventilation Considered Miss in Adding Bathrooms is believed responsible for earth t 7 TAXUPTONEXT f BY QUICKSAND BY REMODELER d e OPEN £ ’ f “ i Site of Early Mission Found FOR JOBLESS Federal School Report Advocates Course Revision 4' k - ' ar ll Fer-neli- aeed-pod- new-course- s a see ' lanl-scap- Pak-to-Pea- bell-lik- e Nikolal-accordin- g - - tl t - - ’ V‘:' 4 i |
